:16:15
Sir.
:16:17
Sir.
:16:20
By flying this flight,
you've helped save all our jobs.
:16:23
Definitely mine.
Maybe even the entire airline.
:16:27
We would like to reward you
with a free seat in first class.
:16:31
I'm fine.
:16:36
Okay, let me try it like this.
:16:39
I'm really tired.
Please don't make me keep walking...
:16:42
all the way back down here
all night long.
:16:49
Louisville, Kentucky, huh?
Home, business, or family?
:16:54
My dad.
:16:55
Where does he live in Louisville?
:16:58
Actually, he's near Louisville.
:17:00
Louisville.
:17:06
He's in Elizabethtown.
:17:07
Oh, good.
I hope someone's driving you...
:17:09
'cause the roads around there
are hopelessly and gloriously confusing.
:17:17
I'll keep that in mind.
:17:24
I'll draw you a quick map.
:17:28
I mean, I'm so happy we're sitting here
having this conversation...
:17:31
at 3:00 a.m., or whatever time it is.
:17:33
You know, it's such a great time.
Everyone's sleeping but us.
:17:36
It's really nice to have a conversation
with you and that you're really listening.
:17:40
I feel like I can really talk to you....
:17:44
So, you want to get to 264,
and then you want to not miss 60B.
:17:48
I'm going to be obnoxious about that.
:17:50
Bens are strangely delightful
and very intuitive.
:17:55
Complex. Almost too complex
to be around.
:17:58
-Do you know any Bens?
-I know one Ben.