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00:00The Defence Force are flying in, so between now and when they arrive in three hours' time,
00:06all we have to do is make sure this whole area is clear of patients.
00:09It's happening.
00:09No data.
00:12It's a lot of data.
00:16Fuck the system! Burn it from existence!
00:19Okay, what's going on?
00:20Look, are we safe?
00:21I've got this guy.
00:22You make sure he gets to a doctor.
00:24It's what priority in this situation.
00:26I'm a good cop, Lily.
00:27Assess the threat and respond accordingly.
00:30Describe to me what happens.
00:36My heart races.
00:38I feel dizzy.
00:41My throat feels like it's closing up.
00:43Police!
00:45We had a call about disturbance.
00:56Hey.
00:57What's going on? Are you okay?
01:00You know, it's not really a thing.
01:13It's only ever happened once or twice.
01:15Well, I could suggest to the sergeant that you work in the office a little bit longer.
01:21There's not enough of us in the front line as it is.
01:24Maybe just a few more weeks then until you've settled in.
01:28Got your bearings?
01:29I became a cop so I can be out in the community, so I can help people.
01:36Well, there are other vocations where you can help people. Jobs are less dangerous.
01:41Oh, well, like, work at a food bank or something.
01:45That's not me.
01:47There's lots of information out there about how to deal with this kind of stuff.
01:50If you feel another attack coming on, try and distract yourself.
01:58Count to ten.
01:59Focus on something instead of what is happening.
02:03And look, there is this technique called tapping.
02:10Tapping.
02:14Okay, what is it?
02:15Well, if you're feeling anxious, you can try tapping.
02:21Just here.
02:21And then here, here, just under the eye, here, along the collarbone.
02:30And then tap just under the armpit.
02:33And then just tap on the top of your head.
02:35They say it interrupts the stress signals coming from the brain and calms you down.
02:42Okay, well, thanks for your time.
02:49You know that none of it was your fault, right?
02:51There's nothing else you could have done under the circumstances, Adrian.
03:13Best time back since the...
03:15It's gonna be okay, mate.
03:17What did you see?
03:18There was a man.
03:19He was outside.
03:20He was looking in.
03:21He was wearing scrubs, but they were in New Plymouth once, and in a bomber, Jackie.
03:26Oh, shit.
03:27They reckon the bomber's real.
03:29Because of your sighting of the perp, he's requested that we arm up.
03:32Leave me alone.
03:33Over here.
03:35Lock in, Adrian.
03:36You good?
03:47I'm fine.
03:47Let's get these people out of here, eh?
03:50Since when does this kind of thing happen in New Zealand?
03:51Since when does this kind of thing happen in New Zealand?
03:53It's not the first time.
03:54Oh, yeah, here we go.
03:55The history lesson, eh?
03:56On 18th November 1982, Neil Roberts, a 22-year-old anarchist involved in the anti-apartheid protest
04:03movement blew himself up on a bomb attack against the Whanganui Computer Centre.
04:07In that instance...
04:08Hey, that's too close.
04:09Your designated park's over there.
04:10In that instance, the bomber failed to destroy the computer.
04:15Wait, there was just one computer?
04:16One very important computer.
04:18Its information included vehicle registrations, driver's licences, traffic violations, firearms
04:24licences, and criminal convictions.
04:25March 27th, 1984, a suitcase bomb was left in the foyer of the Trades Hall in Wellington
04:31killing the cleaner.
04:32Someone dying was big news back then.
04:34But now we're in 2025 and the whole country's pissed off about something.
04:37Not just pissed off, they're fucking angry and they're not afraid to show it.
04:40What I'm saying is, we need to take this very seriously.
04:49You ready?
04:50Yeah.
04:51Good.
04:52Because if you're not all in, you need to get the fuck out.
05:01Ah, just make your way through the ambulance bay and out through the car park.
05:05Nice and easy.
05:06Very good.
05:07Okay, we're gonna do a full sweep of this floor.
05:09I'm going to start in here.
05:10I want you to go down to the procedure.
05:11Hey, Adrian.
05:12Which is down that way.
05:13How are you?
05:14It's Conrad.
05:15A whena mai kua?
05:16Um, if you see him, hoa tu tēnei ki aia.
05:19Ka roa.
05:20Ke te mahi au.
05:21I haven't been able to get hold of him, but I've written his number in here.
05:24Anyway, give it to him yourself.
05:26Ka rea roa.
05:27Komutu a mahi kua.
05:28Adrian!
05:30Ke hoa taua.
05:32Please, how am I gonna find my son?
05:34Tu kua tēnei ki aia.
05:37Please.
05:39I've been waiting for two hours.
05:40You all need to leave the building, okay?
05:42Are you here to get the bad man?
05:43Good question.
05:44Why are all the cops?
05:45Trust me, you'll be safer outside.
05:46Do you know how long it takes to see a doctor?
05:47I've been waiting for two hours.
05:48You all need to leave the building, okay?
05:49Are you here to get the bad man?
05:50Good question.
05:51Trust me, you'll be safer outside.
05:52Do you know how long it takes to see a doctor?
05:53What do you mean safer?
05:54There's just been a bit of a scare.
05:55What do you mean a scare?
05:56What do you mean a scare?
05:57Um, a bomb scare?
05:58Is it real?
05:59Nothing to be concerned about at this stage.
06:00What do you mean nothing to be worried about?
06:01What do you mean nothing to be worried about?
06:02Jesus, everyone get the fuck out.
06:03Please, please, go in a calm and orderly fashion.
06:04Sir, you need to leave as well.
06:05I can't walk.
06:06I can't walk.
06:07No.
06:08Why are you here to go?
06:09Please, just follow me to the exit.
06:10I've been waiting for two hours.
06:11You all need to leave the building, okay?
06:12Are you here to get the bad man?
06:13Good question.
06:14Why are all the cops?
06:15Trust me, you'll be safer outside.
06:16Do you know how long it takes to see a doctor?
06:17What do you mean safer?
06:18There's just been a bit of a scare.
06:19What do you mean a scare?
06:20Umm, a bomb scare.
06:21Is it real?
06:22Nothing to be concerned about at this stage.
06:23What do you mean nothing to be worried about?
06:24Jesus, everyone get the fuck out!
06:25Please, please go in a calm and orderly fashion so you need to leave as well. I can't walk
06:32Which had my pants and it's bad
06:37You're okay
06:42Breathe for me
06:52What the fuck
06:55Put your hands where I can see them
06:57I said step first. I know him. He's okay. He's okay. Yeah, how's it out?
07:19What the hell happened back there
07:21You knew the protocol that they hadn't been intervention things could have gone terribly wrong. You understand me? Yes, sir
07:29Is there a problem we need to know about
07:32No, there is a bomb in the hospital young we need you to be present
07:38Take the car back to station go home. You're off duty until further notice
07:51I'll need to secure your weapon
07:53For the children
08:06I'm sorry
08:08Oh
08:10Oh
08:11You're off duty
08:13Oh
08:15Oh
08:17Let's go.
08:47Fuck you, Lilia.
09:17Please, how am I going to find my son?
09:20To go with me in Aki Aya.
09:22To go with me in Aki Aya.
09:52To go with me in Aki Aya.
10:22To go with me in Aki Aya.
10:52To go with me in Aki Aya.
10:54To learn and be inspired.
10:56I am here speaking on behalf of Iwi.
11:01When's it going to end, eh people?
11:03Te Mã Turuturu was confiscated in 1863.
11:06We were pushed off that winua in 1885.
11:08Why?
11:09So it could be given to soldiers for payment, for waging war against us.
11:16They turned it into farm, good old English farms.
11:20And the new occupiers of our waitapu.
11:23You guessed it.
11:26Cows.
11:27And we know what cows do, don't we?
11:30But that's not the end.
11:31Now the government, led by Ahorangi Wurihana, wants to let Dixie Kong go in and rip the heart out of our treasured winua.
11:39I'm calling time, Ete Iwi.
11:41Oh, yeah.
11:42No hea koe, eno.
11:45Piss off, Dixie Kong!
11:48Kare rongo i to o maunga, i to o awa.
11:53You say you speak for iwi.
11:56For my iwi, in fact.
11:58Kare ano te iwi, korero nā koe.
12:01Ki a rongo.
12:02Nice try, Minister, but let's stick to the kaupapa.
12:04I hear that you have a personal investment in Dixie Kong.
12:12Nera!
12:13Whai ua whairaua.
12:15Oh, that's my niece.
12:16She's really popular.
12:18No conflicts of interest going on here, eh, Minister?
12:20Ta koe.
12:21Me e nā fairy tales.
12:24If you speak, make sure it's the truth and not some social media rabbit hole.
12:29And if you speak, on behalf of others, you make sure you have the right to.
12:35Ne kore roha ka papa, Willa.
12:38U ana te haka papa ka u tonu atu toreo.
12:41E kore e henumi.
12:46Changing the subject again.
12:50Ia hato kaupapa i ti minita.
12:52Ko te mauri, ko te moni rā nei.
12:57Ko te tapu, ko te tango rā nei.
13:01This has always been about land.
13:05Land that has not been in Māori hands for almost 150 years.
13:11This is an opportunity for iwi to be recognised.
13:15And to lead the development of our people.
13:18Kei te pae te hitori.
13:20Engari, e kore a muri e okia.
13:23Kei a tātautea pōpō.
13:24There you have it, from the horse's mouth.
13:28E kore ro kaupapa.
13:30What do we say?
13:32Mana, not money.
13:33Mana, not money.
13:34With me now.
13:35Mana, not money.
13:36Mana, not money.
13:39Mana, not money.
13:40Tai oa.
13:41Tai oa rāi tiwi.
13:42So, creating conspiracy theories is how you express mana.
13:48Mana, calling someone a kūpapa is how you express mana.
13:56It is easy to call someone a kūpapa without listening to what they have to say.
14:01Typical.
14:02You know, we should expect more from someone who says they speak for us.
14:06The thing is, my daughter looks up to you, Willa.
14:16He pai to oaiata.
14:18He pai ki te taringa.
14:20But does she know who you are?
14:23Kā re au e moio ānāki ākwe.
14:27Do you know who you are?
14:29Well, bitch, get real people, the minister is a kūpapa.
14:49But me, I have always been here for you.
14:52You think it's easy doing what I do?
14:54Coming up here, singing your songs and making you happy.
14:57I give you whatever you want and what do I get back?
15:00Nothing.
15:02And now, suddenly, after all I've done for you, you want to know who I am?
15:08Do you? Do you want to know who I am?
15:12I am the spit in your latte.
15:16I am dog shit on brand new Nike Air Force Ones.
15:21I am the mold in your bread, the sour in your sweet, the bad note in your song.
15:24I'm the one that he didn't want.
15:25I'm the one that none of you spoke up for.
15:27I'm the one that none of you came looking for.
15:29You can all get fucked.
15:50This is not a time to lose it and to walk away.
15:59Since when did EWI start putting their faith into liberty?
16:03I mean, it's even worse.
16:05Those who grew from them, they had seen it.
16:20No, it's, uh, who is this?
16:42Hey, hey, oh, babe.
16:49Oh, hey, I'm a Kui.
16:56Hey, hey, hey, hold on.
16:59He's a priest.
17:01Babe.
17:06Hold on, he's a priest.
17:09Fuck you, Kaya.
17:14Did the Viennes force saw your back?
17:16They say the behaviors of the device kick off any second.
17:18Everyone, please listen to me.
17:21We need to evacuate the building immediately.
17:39Kia tere mai, mama.
17:42If you don't hurry up, I'll splash you.
17:44Kaua rāwa e mahi pēra.
17:46Kau e tangi tangi pepi.
17:47He pono aku kōrero kore.
17:50Talk to your son.
17:53Your son.
17:54Your son?
17:54Your son.
17:56Bru, she's too slow.
17:57Our sons.
17:58Our sons.
17:59Hey, she's fast.
18:02So for some reason you can't swim.
18:05But if I was drowning, would you come save me?
18:08I'm like, I'd get a lifeguard.
18:11Kō re tana mahi.
18:12That's what they do.
18:14He mohi wana koe hea hatinu.
18:17Kau?
18:19Don't lie.
18:19We all know it's a suicide note.
18:21I think it's beautiful.
18:24Kete hea tēnā whakāro kōm.
18:25That is not beautiful.
18:28What, do you think some kid going out into the ocean,
18:30giving up on everyone who loves him,
18:31you think that's beautiful?
18:31Don't you dare say anything like that to me ever again,
18:33all right?
18:33I was just trying to have a fucking conversation.
18:37Wait.
18:41Ooh.
18:42See, you're not getting on.
18:44Nā, tēnāru.
18:45Nā, tēnāru, nā?
18:52But, Mum, this is real, isn't it?
18:54I just found out from Tanneth.
18:56Aren't you supposed to be the one that's in charge?
18:58Why is nobody...
18:59That isn't enough.
19:05Go and get the team together
19:06and meet in the admin office.
19:08Go.
19:08Just make your way through the ambulance bay
19:11and out through the car park.
19:13Nice and easy.
19:14Very good.
19:14Okay, you're going to do a full sweep of this floor.
19:16I'm going to start in here.
19:18I want you to go down.
19:19Hey, Adrian.
19:19Down that way.
19:20Yeah.
19:21It's gone red.
19:22I've been in my core.
19:23If you see him...
19:25Okay.
19:26What did they make here?
19:27Kaaroa, get to my hero.
19:29I, I, I can't get hold of him,
19:30but I've written his number in here.
19:32Anyway, give it to him yourself.
19:33Kaaroa.
19:35Kamutu a mahi ekone.
19:36Hey, Adrian.
19:38Please help me to find my son.
19:52Please, thank you.
20:08Liam,
20:09ko mama tēnei.
20:11E pai ane kona?
20:13Ke te hōponi tonu koe?
20:16Oi.
20:16E pae anau?
20:18E pae anau?
20:20Just a bit busy here today, that's all.
20:24Liam.
20:25E a wangawangana mo Conrad.
20:31So please, son.
20:32If you see him, just call me or dad, eh?
20:35Yeah.
20:36Yeah, if I see him.
20:37Kao ia ia ki te kāinga, Liam.
20:41Kao ia ia ki te kāinga.
20:44Conrad!
20:44Conrad!
20:48I'm not going home for a while.
20:49I'll be there as soon as I can, okay?
20:52All right.
20:54I love you, son.
20:55Yep, Leah.
20:58We're not waiting in there.
21:03Fair enough.
21:04All right.
21:14So, I know that this is the worst work day of your lives,
21:19but I do need you to stay present.
21:20The emergency wing is going to be fully evacuated
21:23in the next few minutes.
21:24ICU has a patient who can't be moved.
21:27We are dealing with a live bomb.
21:31Why don't the public know yet?
21:32Unnecessary panic is just going to make things harder.
21:35For the police and for us,
21:37let's just get these people out
21:39and then we can go too.
21:42Tāne?
21:44Anne, you need to see this.
21:46It's an old security system,
21:47so it took me ideas to find the right footage,
21:49but look.
21:51So, who's the guy in the scrubs?
21:53I don't know.
21:55Doesn't even matter, does it, for fuck's sake?
21:59Oh.
21:59Someone help me!
22:05Hey, there's nothing you could have done here.
22:07All right.
22:08Yeah.
22:15Conrad!
22:16Can I go up your name, please?
22:20Thank you, Rodney.
22:22All right.
22:22What are you doing?
22:25Fuck!
22:25Step back and put your hands where I can see them.
22:27I said step back!
22:28I know him.
22:29He's okay.
22:29He's okay.
22:31Mickey?
22:32He's okay.
22:32Go talk to my mom.
22:33Go talk to my mom.
22:34Go talk to my mom.
22:35I, I, I, I, I.
22:36He's okay.
22:37He's okay.
22:37Come on, come on.
22:37Come on.
22:38I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I...
23:02Anaphylaxis.
23:04What?
23:04He's having an allergic reaction.
23:06It's okay, buddy boy. Hey, Tyrone, keep breathing.
23:08That's it. We got you.
23:09But he's not allergic to anything.
23:11He didn't...
23:13You need to help us to give him to recess.
23:15Help me. Help me.
23:17Help me.
23:19What's he been given?
23:22Ibuprofen.
23:24She gave him ibuprofen.
23:27But it can't be ibuprofen.
23:32He's not allergic to it.
23:34Not that they are.
23:38Someone must have slipped him something when I wasn't looking.
23:41We need help out here.
23:44He's gone into shock.
23:45I am Adrenaline over here.
23:50Heidi.
23:57Carolina, can you please escort Mickey out?
24:00Come on, bud.
24:02Let them break their magic.
24:03Mickey.
24:04You need to trust us.
24:13Pay on the tower?
24:17All right.
24:18Okay, to pay.
24:19We'll get him into an ambulance once he's stable.
24:20Sandra, it's time to get her out.
24:31Kelsey won't survive without these machines.
24:33We're just...
24:34We're not set up to move here, so...
24:37I'm staying.
24:37Sandra, I said no!
24:39They want you in Wanganui now, away from the protest.
24:47Nuh-uh.
24:48Fucking PM, I mean.
24:49If he just thought about it, and if they were seen to support me, their credibility around
24:54he would soar.
24:55I can't.
24:56I'll be crucified by my party, no.
25:04Fuck that.
25:05It's what we came here for!
25:07Yeah!
25:07Yeah!
25:08Oh shit, it's gonna get nasty.
25:15No, e pērā tātou kātou i te wāeranga tai ana.
25:19Āna, e ngari, e aroa kia tōku.
25:21Kawai, te riri.
25:25He waitake anō oma i ki te pare matarā.
25:28E waitake kia tātou katoa.
25:31E ngari, e kore rau e māma mai.
25:34E oe anō, ki ākāā.
25:36Nā mātou koe i aki aki kia pēnā.
25:39E wakakano i nei, i tōho iwi.
25:41Aorangi, huri ana!
25:45Kawai, e a wāngo wānga ahorangi.
25:49Ka tika, ma te reo o te iwi te kōrero tuata.
25:52Okay.
25:52So here's a tough one.
25:54Boris Johnson, the PM, Donald Trump.
25:58Kill, marry, screw.
26:02Kill is easy.
26:04The PM?
26:07You know he's gonna want you to back him on this serenium thing,
26:09don't you?
26:13I know my place, Raj.
26:14That's not what I meant.
26:15Yeah, but it's what everyone thinks, isn't it?
26:18I am here speaking on behalf of iwi.
26:22Half my hānau hate me for being here,
26:25and the other half think I owe them a direct line to the top.
26:30They collapse inside every time they look at me, like I've let them down.
26:35Now the government, led by Ahorangi Wurihana, want to let Dixie Kong go in and rip the heart out of our treasured winua.
26:43I'm calling time, e te iwi.
26:45You're not letting them down.
26:49I'm failing to make any kind of deals that matter.
26:53I'm constantly putting out fires to cling to a job that I don't even...
26:58I hear that you have a personal investment in Dixie Kong.
27:02Whaiua whairaua.
27:03No conflict of interest there, eh, Minister?
27:06I've lost sight of who I'm here for.
27:09It is good enough to know that you deserve to be here more than the next guy.
27:13Is it?
27:14It is easy to call someone a kūpapa without listening to what they have to say typical.
27:27Get real people, the Minister is a kūpapa!
27:32It is easy to call someone a kūpapa without listening to what they have to say typical.
27:39Get real people, the Minister is a kūpapa!
27:44But me, I have always been here for you.
27:47You think it's easy doing what I do?
27:49Coming up here, singing your songs and making you happy, I give you whatever you want and
27:53what do I get back?
27:54Nothing!
27:55I don't know why we voted for you.
27:57You call yourself a Māori?
27:59Because I am the one that none of you spoke up for!
28:02I'm the one that none of you came looking for!
28:04No more.
28:12You can all get fucked.
28:15This is not a time to lose it and to walk away.
28:19Since when did iwi start putting their faith in celebrities?
28:22I mean, even worse.
28:25Those who profit from being seen as Māori.
28:29I don't have to tell you where I'm from.
28:33It's no secret.
28:34I'm a Waitara girl.
28:36My dad was a freezing worker.
28:39And when the works closed, most of the town was out of work.
28:43I decided back then that my kids would have access to the opportunities that they deserve
28:50as tangata huenua.
28:52They are uri.
28:53They are mana huenua.
28:55They deserve more than what I grew up with, more than what we grew up with.
28:59What's happening with this huenua is not ideal.
29:03But look at what Dexacon is offering to compensate our loss.
29:07We don't even own this land.
29:09We'll have jobs, good health, education, access, support for our kura.
29:17We can take our long-term plans and make them happen now.
29:21Mā tātau anō, tō tātau au e vai anga, me haire haka moa, me haire tai, me haire rangatira atu mō ngā mokopuna, mō te iwi nei.
29:34This. This is tino rangatiratanga. This is mana motu ake. Kia ora.
30:04E te minita. Ko puta te rongo e nea na tō pāti kia panae a koe. E waka utu anō tau.
30:13Aue te pai o e ngā kōrero. Nē te wānau.
30:18Tēnā, e te minita. E pono te kōrero mō tō raweke i te tiriti ai te taui tūmaine?
30:33Koa ti mata e tehi kōrero mō tētehi pōtīwhānui. Ko i anoa?
30:38E ngā rea. E ngā kōrero ake au anō i te tikanga maungarongo. He wai, he wai, he wai.
30:46E pei wea kia koe teno o e kuri mori mori mā tō pāti.
30:50Kā re e kōrero kua puku puku o pukoro ki te pūte anē. Ki te aha o.
30:55E ara. E mai kia ana koe ki te kaiponu. E mai kia ana koe ki te wakamanumana.
31:01Pōki mai. Pōki mai. E te karangarua. Ka tahi teka teka. Ka rua teka teka. Ka toru teka teka. Pākea. Ka rero te whenua. He whenua mō tō kāwana.
31:19Pōki mai.
31:24Gobravi e teoka. Eks CPU.
31:24Aki me toki kiri vs kona tuki kiri.
31:30Maē a ne dakwai wai, vai õ kaa rero teka ke vai.
31:32E Πagenā. WeSTRaja ta teka. Ka mundi.
31:36Sada at dawn Deutschenちは.
31:37Eta kura damasu.
31:40Aki kauamana.
31:43Oki, Ko nak bo wai...
31:46Oh
32:05You're gonna get worse Kaya
32:11It's bleakly
32:16You're gonna get worse
32:42You're gonna get worse
32:43No, you shouldn't be here.
32:57Hey.
32:58Where are you going?
33:00My son, something's wrong.
33:03He's just a little alright, okay?
33:06He's pale and he's not waking up properly.
33:09Look, the doctors are all busy, okay?
33:12But I'll go find someone's help. Is that all good?
33:15Yep.
33:42Hey, help me, help me, help me, my son.
33:49What the fuck?
33:54What are you doing? Fuck!
33:56Step back and put your hands where I can see them.
33:58I said step back.
33:59I know him.
34:00He's okay, he's okay.
34:01Mickey?
34:02He ahatereru.
34:03Go takutama.
34:04Go takutamaite.
34:05Go takutamaite.
34:06Go takutamaite.
34:07Aye, aye, aramaite.
34:08He's got that in nowine.
34:09Come, come, come.
34:10Aww.
34:21Come on, guys.
34:25Aww.
34:34Anaphylaxis, he's having an allergic reaction.
34:43We need to get him to reset.
34:44Follow me.
35:04We need help out here.
35:15He's gone into shock.
35:19I am adrenaline over here.
35:20I'm staying right here.
35:23Hey, hey, I don't understand because he didn't have any allergies.
35:30Well, he's ingested something that he's reacting to.
35:32No. No, I've been with him the whole time.
35:35No, it's not your fault, Mickey. You're a good dad.
35:37Come on, bud. Time to go.
35:39What?
35:41Oh.
35:43Look, I've been with him the whole time.
35:45No, it's not your fault, Mickey. You're a good dad.
35:52Oh, fuck.
35:54I get it.
35:57You can't trust anyone, Mickey.
36:02What's your son's name?
36:09Oh, but it's better.
36:13You didn't have to talk.
36:15Then you have somewhere else to be.
36:33Thought I'd keep you company for, but...
36:36Tell me something.
36:49Did you purposely put us in a room with no buzzer?
36:53Did you all know that he was going to go into shock?
36:56I knew it.
36:58What did you feed him?
36:59I'm going to escort you outside now.
37:01It's time for you to leave, buddy.
37:02No, no.
37:03Someone will be in touch about your son.
37:05You can't make me.
37:06I think I can.
37:08I'd just rather not.
37:10Think of Tyrone, Mickey.
37:12I thought you didn't know his name.
37:14All right.
37:18Let me get his stuff.
37:19Yeah, well, hurry up.
37:34What's that?
37:35Who's it?
37:36Is that your son's?
37:39Shouldn't that be put on ice?
37:40There's a bus coming soon if you need a ride back into town.
38:06Since when is there buses?
38:08I'll leave you here.
38:09Stay well clear from the hospital.
38:11I'll be watching from the door.
38:13Hyphoria.
38:14Why you shaking below?
38:16There's no JUDGE in pain, idiot.
38:18I'll be watching from you again.
38:19Do you hear that buscar꾼?
38:21We hear that complainer?
38:22Can you hear that buscar꾼?
38:24Why?
38:25Why do you hear that buscar꾼?
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