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:10:05
Monsieur Gordon...
:10:07
Will you come with me, please?
:10:10
But the airline was nice.
:10:12
They gave him free almonds.
:10:22
Where does Ellen come in?
:10:25
Now.
:10:42
Mr. Gordon...
:10:43
...I’m Miss Andrews.
:10:45
Would you come into my office?
:10:53
Please have a seat.
:10:57
How are you feeling today?
:10:59
How am l today? l am a mass of good will.
:11:02
- You're American.
- Yes.

:11:04
On behalf of the airline,
l apologize for any problem--

:11:07
Problem? There's no problem.
:11:10
You lost my father. My rear end's...
:11:13
...moulded to a plastic chair
and I’ve got gas...

:11:15
...from eating those almonds.
I’m so happy I’m a walking Mardi Gras.

:11:20
That's funny.
:11:21
You have a delightfully sharp way
of expressing yourself.

:11:25
A terrible thing has been done to you...
:11:28
...and we really are sorry.
You've every right to insult, belittle...

:11:32
...and abuse the staff
who have tried to help you.

:11:35
ln fact, we thank you.
:11:37
And we voted you Traveller of the Month,
so congratulations.

:11:42
Anything else you'd like to say?
:11:45
No, l think that's it.
:11:47
Good. We found your father.
:11:50
The coffin landed here,
but evidently it was mis-tagged.

:11:53
- You should always tip more at the curb.
- Definitely.

:11:56
- lt accidentally was sent to Switzerland.
- Switzerland?

:11:59
- We had trouble with them.
- They're vicious.


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