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:32:00
- Rose!
- Yeah.

:32:01
- Hyper.
- Hang on.

:32:02
- Hold on, please.
- No, please don't hang up. Please!

:32:06
Any luck?
:32:09
- I couldn't get anybody.
- Leslie?

:32:12
Nothing but a bunch
of answering machines.

:32:16
Somebody pick up. Pick up!
:32:19
Oh, hi, ma'am. It's you again.
:32:21
Look, I'm calling from Paris.
I have a son who's home alone, and l...

:32:25
We'll send a policeman over
to your house to check on your son.

:32:58
There's nobody home.
The house looks secure.

:33:01
Tell them to count their kids again.
:33:04
You can't bump somebody or ask or...?
:33:06
There's no way I can do that.
:33:08
Isn't there a way
if you ask somebody?

:33:11
If you said it's an emergency...
:33:12
I cannot ask them.
:33:14
She's sending a policeman
over to the house.

:33:16
Well, that's a relief.
Everything here is booked.

:33:19
Nothing to Chicago?
:33:20
There's nothing to Chicago,
New York, Nashville.

:33:25
- What about a private plane?
- Sorry. We don't do that.

:33:28
The only thing is a booking
for us on Friday morning.

:33:31
Friday morn... That's two days away.
:33:33
The kids are exhausted and so are you.
:33:36
There's nothing we can do here.
:33:38
I say we go over to Rob's, and that
way we can call the police again.

:33:42
I'm not leaving here unless
it's on an airplane.

:33:46
Madame, we are doing
everything we can.

:33:48
If you want to stay at the airport,
maybe we can get you on standby.

:33:52
It is a possibility
that a seat will open up.

:33:55
- Is that okay?
- Yes. I'll wait.


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