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:55:01
...and they ask us about
a murder in the area.

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Wouldn't it be nice to have
a face to go with it?

:55:10
That's a good idea.
:55:11
Of course it's a good idea.
Snakes?

:55:15
He sounded like a snake.
:55:23
Everything's full.
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Everything's full?
:55:26
I'm very sorry, but
it is Christmas Eve.

:55:29
What about another airline?
:55:36
Nothing available.
May I help you get a hotel room?

:55:38
Tomorrow we can get you a flight.
:55:41
I can't wait that long.
:55:42
I'm sorry, ma'am, but we're
doing absolutely everything we can.

:55:50
I'm in your way. I'm sorry.
You've places to go.

:55:53
Got a ticket there, good. Excuse me.
:55:56
Look, I have been awake
for almost 60 hours.

:55:59
I'm tired and I'm dirty.
:56:01
I have been from Chicago to Paris,
to Dallas, to... Where am I?

:56:05
Scranton.
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I'm trying to get home
to my 8-year-old son.

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Now you're telling me it's hopeless?
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- I'm sorry.
- No. No way.

:56:16
This is Christmas!
:56:17
The season of perpetual hope.
:56:19
If I have to get on
your runway and hitchhike...

:56:22
...if it costs me everything I own...
:56:24
...if I have to sell my soul
to the Devil himself...

:56:27
...I am going to get home to my son.
:56:31
Ma'am, if there was anything...
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Do it. Do anything.
:56:35
- I can get you a hotel room.
- What?

:56:37
Can you excuse us for a sec?
Can I see you for a second, please?

:56:41
Excuse us.
:56:45
You got a little bit of a dilemma.
:56:48
We got a crisis ourselves.
:56:50
Allow me to introduce myself.
Gus Polinski.

:56:55
Polka King of the Midwest?

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