:55:03
Right, we're gonna leave on the 25th.
:55:06
l mean it. l'm calling
the furniture removers tomorrow.
:55:09
All right.
:55:12
All right.
:55:14
With everything else closing in on me,
l'd forgotten about the mooning charge.
:55:19
When it finally came up,
l was facing a possible jail sentence.
:55:29
The charge has been reduced
to a misdemeanour.
:55:32
The maximum penalty is a $200 fine.
l think we should plead guilty.
:55:36
Thank you very much.
:55:38
lt was uncanny.
l'd got away with it again!
:55:40
To the Singapore legal system,
a shining example to the free world!
:55:45
We bared our all for Barings.
:55:47
Bearer bonds takes on
a whole new meaning after this!
:55:50
(phone rings)
:55:52
Talk about a bear market!
Hello? Mooners Anonymous.
:55:55
This is Wei Wei from
Coopers & Lybrand. ls that Nick?
:55:57
Speaking.
:55:59
l'm compiling the end-of-year audit. There
seems to be a big hole in the accounts.
:56:04
l'm missing the 7.78 billion yen...
:56:06
..receivable from SlMEX.
:56:12
Nick, can you hear me?
:56:14
ls everything all right?
:56:17
lt's a little complicated.
What do you need?
:56:20
l can't find any paperwork.
:56:23
lt was an over-the-counter trade
between Speer, Leads and Kellagg...
:56:26
..and Barings London.
lt fell through the computer system.
:56:29
l'll have a word with
the systems manager.
:56:31
l need three bits of paper.
:56:33
One: confirmation from SLK
that the 7.78 billion yen will be paid.
:56:37
Two: sight of your bank balance
to show it's been received.
:56:40
And three: a note from Ron Baker saying
he's aware of the deal and approves it.
:56:45
(line goes dead)
:56:48
Well?
:56:50
Oh, it's just a computer glitch.
:56:52
They're doing their annual audit.
:56:54
(laughs)