1:00:00
That's easy.
Just find one that's open.
1:00:13
S'truth. This is
higher than Ayers Rock.
1:00:18
Yeah. Of course, the buildings
in New York are a lot higher.
1:00:22
I was there, you know.
1:00:25
Old New York.
1:00:27
Or as we call it, the "Big Apple. "
1:00:31
Big Apple?
Why do you call it that?
1:00:36
Well, because
it's really big and, uh--
1:00:39
Yeah, but none ofthose buildings
are as dangerous as this.
1:00:44
What do you mean?
1:00:45
Well, they don't have
earthquakes in New York.
1:00:48
They have 'em here
all the time, right?
1:00:51
Yeah.
1:00:53
We could have one right now.
1:00:56
God!
1:00:58
What do you reckon
it'd do to this building?
1:01:00
Hey, I wouldn't wanna be up here
if she started shakin', eh?
1:01:04
[ Chuckling ]
1:01:06
I've seen enough.
You done?
1:01:08
Oh, yeah.
No point in hangin' round.
1:01:16
This quake-safe?
1:01:18
No worries.
1:01:35
Oh, mate, I need a drink
after all those 1, 286 stairs.
1:01:41
No worries, mate.