1:05:03
Yeah, but you don't have the key.
1:05:04
No, I don't have the key,
but I have the biII.
1:05:07
The biII doesn't open the door.
The key opens the door.
1:05:09
My name is on the corner of the biII.
1:05:14
Your name is Mr. RusseI?
1:05:16
- That's my husband.
- WeII, maybe he has the key.
1:05:22
My husband is in the hospitaI.
1:05:24
He has a serious condition and he
asked me to get something for him.
1:05:29
Why didn't he give you the key?
1:05:31
He didn't give me the key because he
forgot. He's in the goddamn hospitaI.
1:05:34
He has more important things to think
about than a stupid key.
1:05:39
Maybe you can caII him?
1:05:42
You know what?
He's under heavy sedation.
1:05:45
And he wants his things
out of the storage?
1:05:50
How much do you want?
1:06:02
That's it. That's aII I have.
1:06:06
OnIy because he's iII.
1:06:14
You go down the yeIIow haIIway. . .
1:06:17
. . .go down to the third eIevator,
go down to IeveI D. . .
1:06:21
. . .make a right turn, go through
2 sets of metaI doors. . .
1:06:25
. . .and 3 intersections, make a right turn
and you're there.
1:06:31
And here's the key.