:46:00
...I love them more than life itself.
:46:03
I've never met anybody like them...
:46:07
...and I'll miss them forever and ever.
:46:10
Is that all, sir?
:46:12
That's all.
:46:19
Has Mr. Miller overcome his fears,
Your Honors?
:46:23
I believe my final summation scene...
:46:25
...will prove to you that he has.
:46:33
Your middle-thirties were not very good
for you, were they?
:46:39
A bad divorce left you
with virtually nothing financially.
:46:43
You had about $9,000 to your name,
correct?
:46:47
Months before your divorce...
:46:49
...you and your wife purchased tickets
to Hong Kong.
:46:54
You were going to go together...
:46:56
...but after the separation,
she cashed hers in.
:47:01
What did you do with yours?
:47:04
I used it.
:47:06
He used it.
:47:09
With only $9,000 to his name...
:47:12
...with his life in a rut,
he didn't do the safe thing.
:47:15
He could have cashed in his ticket.
:47:17
But he said,
"To hell with it, I'm going to Hong Kong."
:47:23
That alone, in my book, takes a lot of guts.
:47:26
But, Your Honors, it just begins there.
:47:29
Let us go to 36-9-16.
:47:32
Los Angeles International Airport.
:47:35
You're in seat 41 B.
:47:41
Between A and C.
:47:43
Yes, it is.
:47:45
I'm sitting between people
all the way to Asia?
:47:48
Yes, you are.
:47:51
Is coach completely full?
:47:53
Oh, yes.
:47:59
Any space left in first class?