:35:02
Thank you very much. Really appreciate it.
:35:09
He's all yours.
:35:16
Ah! Eureka! Nice work.
:35:18
Ah, back to business.
:35:20
Two-bedroom suite,
closer to the top the better.
:35:23
Oh, can you check the electrical outlets?
Gonna need a lot of power.
:35:28
- 440 volts.
- 440 volts?
:35:32
- Any problems, check with the magazine.
- Yes, sir.
:35:36
Thank you.
:35:38
Front, please?
:35:41
Not too shabby, huh?
:35:46
Mr Lewis's office.
:35:49
May I ask who's calling, please?
:35:51
Ah, oh, I see. Could you hold on one sec?
:35:55
It's the hotel manager.
I think it's about Thompson.
:36:03
Hello.
:36:05
Yes, Mr Thompson is an employee of mine.
:36:09
Why don't you just get to the point
and tell me what he wants?
:36:14
No problem.
:36:17
What was that last one?
:36:19
A video recorder and a stereo?
:36:22
No. That's out.
:36:24
Tell him I said he doesn't need that.
:36:27
Don't worry, I'll be checking with him
shortly. But I do appreciate the call.
:36:32
Thank you.
:36:49
He became a man...
:36:52
the day of the greatest game ever played.
:36:57
Everything he knew about decency and
morality, he learned that day in December