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Ladies and gentlemen, we are about to make
our final approach into Rome International.
:42:08
Please take your seat, sir.
:42:10
Please ensure your seat belts
are fastened and your seats are upright.
:42:15
I'm looking for my tru-ung.
:42:19
- Your tru-ung?
- What?
:42:21
- You said "tru-ung"?
- I know perfectly well what I said.
:42:25
Right. I don't understand.
:42:28
Are you not familiar
with Her Majesty's tu-ung?
:42:31
Yes, I am.
:42:33
And I can assure you the word "tru-ung"
:42:36
does not exist in our language.
:42:39
Then I demand to speak
to the person in charge.
:42:42
- I am the person in charge, sir.
- Then I demand to speak with you.
:42:45
- You are speaking to me.
- Of course I am speaking with you.
:42:49
What kind of a crazy stewardess thinks
a passenger stands, speaking with himself?
:42:54
What kind of a passenger puts lives at risk
just before a landing?
:42:58
Our lives are at risk?
:43:00
Our lives are not at risk.
:43:03
Now sit down and belt up.
I'm getting completely lost.
:43:06
Lost?
:43:08
Yes, we have a slight state of emergency.
:43:12
French twa...
:43:16
I want you to go very quietly
and spik with the peelot.
:43:21
- Peelot?
- What?
:43:23
- You said "peelot".
- I know very well what I said.
:43:26
I have a funny feeling we might be
landing in Rome sooner than we think.
:43:52
You be careful, Mr Sellers.