1:27:06
Greg, it's me.
1:27:08
I'm sure you're in
the air by now,
1:27:10
so I guess you'll just
get this when you get home.
1:27:14
Uh--
1:27:16
Listen, I am so sorry.
1:27:19
I acted like
a complete idiot,
1:27:21
and I hope that you
can forgive me.
1:27:25
I mean, I-I don't care about
the fire or the cat or--
1:27:31
I mean, I can't believe you
actually spray-painted a cat.
1:27:35
That's actually really gross,
but th-the point is that--
1:27:41
that I understand
why you did it, and--
1:27:44
and I love you.
1:27:46
I want you to know
that I really-- I really,
really love you, and, uh--
1:27:52
When you get this,
will you please call me?
1:27:55
Okay. Bye.
1:28:03
Marty, listen, I need
a commercial flight I.D. scan.
1:28:06
Interstate from New York
La Guardia to Chicago.
1:28:08
Four-hour sweeps,
backwards and forwards.
1:28:10
Last name: Foxtrot, Oscar,
Charlie, Kilo, Echo, Romeo.
1:28:14
First name: Golf,
Alpha, Yankee, Lima--
1:28:16
Gaylord Focker on
Atlantic American flight 27,
departs 2:35.
1:28:21
2:35? Twenty-three minutes.
Thanks.
Affirmative.
1:28:24
Enjoy your flight.
Thanks.
1:28:27
Hello.
1:28:31
Oh, I'm sorry. We're only
boarding rows nine and above
right now. You'll have to wait.
1:28:35
Well, I'm in row eight.
1:28:38
Please step aside, sir.
1:28:40
It's just one row.
Don't you think
it's okay if l--
1:28:42
We'll call your row
momentarily.
1:28:46
Step aside, sir.