:21:02
Mr. Navorski, you cannot
get into New York without a visa.
:21:05
You cannot get a visa
without a passport,
:21:07
and you cannot get
a new passport without a country.
:21:10
There's nothing
we can do for you here.
:21:13
I give you light green.
:21:15
I'm sorry,
but you've wasted an entire day.
:21:18
At this time you are simply...
:21:21
- Unacceptable.
- Yes.
:21:24
Unacceptable.
:21:27
Why is he still here?
:21:29
You released him, sir.
You put him there.
:21:33
Why doesn't he walk out the doors?
Why doesn't he try to escape?
:21:37
- Sir, you told him to wait.
- I didn't think he'd actually do it.
:21:44
I mean, he's in a crack.
Who the hell waits in a crack?
:21:48
No news from the State Department,
but we can deport him in a few days.
:21:52
Yeah, it could be a few days.
It could be a week, two weeks, a month.
:21:56
Who knows what this guy is thinking,
what gulag he escaped from.
:22:00
Next!
:22:04
Everything he does comes back to me.
:22:06
- You want him back in the holding cell?
- No, I'll show him the door.
:22:12
Hello.
:22:14
Hello.
:22:17
- Do you have an appointment?
- Yes. 9.30.
:22:20
Food document, trash. Tuesday.
:22:24
Tuesday. I hate the Tuesday.
:22:27
Excuse me.
:22:54
Airports are tricky places,
Mr. Navorski.
:22:58
I'm about to tell you something.