:50:01
We could do shots
if you want to.
:50:02
Let's do shots.
:50:04
Want to?
:50:08
Paris.
First-class international.
:50:16
Paris.
First-class international.
:50:28
l think l'm doing very well
at express.
:50:31
But l just can't
stop thinking there was
:50:33
some kind of mix-up
with my test.
:50:35
Some kind
of computer malfunction.
:50:37
Those things mess up.
:50:39
They lose luggage or send bags
to the wrong city.
:50:42
l'm afraid that's impossible.
:50:44
The tests are hand-graded.
:50:46
Oh, right.
l forgot about that.
:50:49
l'm sorry.
:50:50
l'm sure there's nothing
you can do anyway.
:50:52
Who says
there is nothing l can do?
:50:54
l am Sally Weston.
:50:56
l invented this.
:51:00
Before me, they just pointed.
True story.
:51:04
Wow.
:51:06
l did speak to John.
:51:08
l asked him
if l could see my test.
:51:10
l begged him.
He said no.
:51:11
l asked him if you could see
the test, and he said no.
:51:15
Don't you worry about John.
Did you see me on "Oprah"?
:51:17
l scared the hell out of that
little wiener Dr. Phil.
:51:21
lt's test 1047.
:51:22
Hello.
lt's Sally Weston.
:51:30
Oh, my God.
:51:34
Oh, my God.
:51:36
What is it, Donna?
:51:37
This isn't my test.
:51:40
lt's my number.
lt's number 1047.
:51:43
But it isn't mine.
Look at those little hearts.
:51:47
Time's up.
Pencils down. Books closed.
:51:51
Remember to write
your identification number
:51:53
on the front of the exam booklet
and pass it forward.
:51:56
So, how'd you do?
:51:59
New York, here l come.