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01:00What seems to be the problem today, Mr. Giacalone?
01:02What is it now?
01:03As usual, he has some sort of problem with his IV drip.
01:05No! Your northern medicine isn't going anywhere near my veins!
01:09Not a chance understood!
01:09Please relax, Mr. Giacalone.
01:11Okay, step back. I'll handle this.
01:12All right, Giacalone, look what I brought in for you.
01:14A special IV drip from our native land of Sicily.
01:17If you listen closely, you can actually hear the sound of the sea.
01:20Is that true?
01:21Of course it's true.
01:22And get this, we also have special antibiotics straight from Tormina.
01:26You love Tormina.
01:27Open it up. You can almost taste the scent of jacen.
01:29Only the best for you, sir.
01:30And these were sealed.
01:32Oh, very sealed, sir. Don't worry. Very sealed. Right? See?
01:36Because you know, the air here, the air is frankly unbearable.
01:39It's killing me. Milan air is going to be the death of me!
01:41Mr. Giacalone, is it the IV that's going to kill you, or the Milan air, or just anything not Sicilian?
01:46I'm telling you, the Milan air spoils everything it touches.
01:49Hell, even cannoli.
01:50Even cannoli?
01:50Yes, I'm telling you.
01:51You know they make the cannoli here in Milan, huh?
01:54Yeah, they even have the ricotta sent from Sicily.
01:56And when the ricotta gets here, it gets exposed to the Milan air and is immediately ruined.
02:00And the cannoli are spoiled!
02:02Ah, but why are they keeping all this stuff from us, huh?
02:04It's all a big secret?
02:06Anyway, don't you worry, Mr. Giacalone.
02:08We're actually about to head out to Sicily, and we'll make sure to bring you back good cannoli.
02:11Oh, a cannoli?
02:13That's nice.
02:13I've got to admit, it's all true. Down there, it's just different. The sea air is magic.
02:18Oh, the magic!
02:19Oh, for God's sake. Now it's going to be impossible to do it with you.
02:22I wasn't trying.
02:24Hey there, good morning, everyone.
02:26Mr. Giacalone, well, I guess it's true, Southerners just won't die.
02:29Hey, if all us Southerners died, you'd have to close all the hospitals.
02:31True, in fact, you're the ones keeping us in business.
02:33You're nuts if you think I'm being treated by a Milanese.
02:36A Milanese? Sir, I'm from Cefaloo. Come on, I already told you.
02:40That's right near your home base.
02:41Yes. Best air in the world after Sicily.
02:43Mr. Giacalone, we've got to go now. Bye, Giulio. We'll see you all in two days.
02:47Thanks a lot.
02:48Get the cannoli!
02:48Some cannoli coming right up. Bye.
02:50In the meantime, we have a nice IV drip with a hint of risotto.
02:53You hear that, guys?
02:54That's right.
02:54Where are you going?
03:07Shh.
03:08Just be careful.
03:09Yeah, yeah, we got...
03:10Hey!
03:12Where exactly are you guys off to?
03:19Uh...
03:20Just wandering off with a suitcase each?
03:23Suitcase? What are you talking about?
03:25Those ones you're holding.
03:27Oh, these two.
03:28You need to tell me what's in the suitcases.
03:31It's just our lunch.
03:33Just your lunch?
03:34Uh-huh.
03:35One, two, both of you, get to my office.
03:38And then we'll discuss today's lunch.
03:53All right.
03:54I think we may have an issue with the structure that we have here
03:57that's built on a foundation of perseverance, absolute dedication, and punctuality.
04:04Is that clear to you?
04:06It's very clear, Director.
04:08We're just still getting used to it because we transferred from the south to the north, but...
04:11And, you know, at our age, on top of that, we've also got our families down south.
04:15Oh, poor you.
04:17Another southerner feeling sorry for themselves.
04:20Director, you should understand.
04:22You're from the south.
04:23No, stop.
04:24Don't even try to go there.
04:26Sicily's in the south, and Calabria's in the north.
04:30Sir, we really need to get back today.
04:32Our wives are opening a business.
04:34It's going to be a charming little farm-to-table shop, and we've got a support.
04:37A farm-to-table shop?
04:38Please, Director.
04:39Blah, blah.
04:40No, listen to your horrible, awful mumbling.
04:43Oh, it disgusts me.
04:44It's vile.
04:44He hates our mumbling now.
04:45It's so annoying.
04:46You all drive me nuts.
04:48All of you southerners.
04:50My blood pressure's elevated because of you.
04:53Oh, well.
04:53Director, you're right.
04:56We try our best to be as articulate and well-spoken as you, but it just doesn't come as naturally
05:01to us.
05:01It's just really difficult because whenever we go back home, we fall back into those bad
05:05habits, you know?
05:07Listen, I understand.
05:08I was a big mumbler when I first came north.
05:11It's hard to shake being a true Calabrese.
05:13Oh, oh, you're Calabrese.
05:15No?
05:16No.
05:17Hmm.
05:18Anyways, back to why I called you both here in the first place.
05:23I was just told that you two bozos, and I do mean bozos, have asked for a two-day leave.
05:28Just two.
05:29Two.
05:29It's nothing.
05:31Seems reasonable.
05:33And difficult for me to revoke the request at the last minute.
05:37Well thought out.
05:38I mean, very good.
05:39Yeah, sorry we didn't give you more of a heads up.
05:43But you're not going.
05:45How come?
05:46I'm the boss.
05:47Yeah.
05:48But director.
05:49And tomorrow, you'll be here on time.
05:52Punctuality.
05:53And if you're not, you'll get Mr. Nice Director.
05:55I'll do what I should have done and fire both of you.
05:58That clear enough for you to?
06:01Very clear.
06:02Huh?
06:03Very clear.
06:05Okay.
06:06So we'll see you later.
06:09Good day.
06:13I'm really sorry, guys.
06:14Yeah, what are you going to do?
06:17Bye.
06:18See ya.
06:19Wow.
06:20Lucky them.
06:20Off to the sea air.
06:22Again with the air.
06:23You and the sea air caught.
06:25Bye.
06:31Hey, hold it.
06:33You two better bring back the Sicilian cannoli.
06:36Remember, you promised.
06:37We got it.
06:38Don't forget it.
06:39We got it.
06:42Go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go.
06:51Hey, hey, Jill.
06:52There's no point rushing.
06:53There's some kind of mechanical problem.
06:55They're not sure we can fly today.
06:56Are you serious?
06:57We can't.
06:57But can't they just put us on another plane?
06:59Well, no.
06:59They're all full.
07:00We're just going to have to hope that...
07:01What's that?
07:02Excuse me.
07:03No, please.
07:03Go right ahead.
07:04Hey, hon.
07:06Yeah, no, they haven't told us anything yet.
07:08I know.
07:09Ah, hey, you guys.
07:10Hey, Fig.
07:11Let's hope they let us fly today.
07:12Yeah, that's the deal.
07:13Tell me about it, my wife.
07:14Sorry, one second.
07:16Sweetheart.
07:17Maria, I wish, but they haven't told us anything yet.
07:20Maria, this is unbelievable.
07:22If I'd known there would be this many delays,
07:23I wouldn't have bothered to...
07:24Me and Sal were just saying.
07:25It's ridiculous.
07:26I think that's...
07:27Oh, I'm sorry.
07:28Wow, I'm too...
07:29There you go.
07:29Come on.
07:30Oh, my God.
07:31You can't talk anymore.
07:31No one wants to talk in person.
07:33No one wants to have a real conversation.
07:34They're back.
07:35Okay, you guys.
07:36You either talk on the phone or you talk to us.
07:38Come on.
07:38So, what do you think?
07:39Any shot they let us fly today?
07:41How are we supposed to know?
07:42We just...
07:43Oh, sorry.
07:43It's on me.
07:44Oops.
07:45Got to take it.
07:45Sorry.
07:46Hey, Dad.
07:48Hey, Aurora.
07:49Aren't you supposed to be in school?
07:51I'm helping Mom set up the new store.
07:53You need to hurry up, Dad.
07:54We're going to have to put up the tree soon.
07:56Don't you worry, honey.
07:57I'll be there.
07:58Now, can you put Mommy on the phone, please?
07:59Salvo, don't do this to me.
08:01We already postponed the opening once just so that you could be here.
08:04Come on.
08:04I know.
08:05But what am I supposed to do?
08:06There's a problem with the engine.
08:07I'm stuck here.
08:08I'm sure we'll leave soon.
08:09And honestly, I'm not sure when or if we're getting out of here.
08:12What about the opening?
08:13Can't you just get on a different flight or drive or something, huh?
08:16Hey, you know I want to be there.
08:17Maybe I should try and fix the plane engine.
08:19Come on, Salvo.
08:20Stop joking around.
08:21Say bye to your dad.
08:22Goodbye.
08:23Bye, Daddy.
08:24Oh, is it okay if we hang chocolates on the tree, too?
08:27Of course we can.
08:28We can do whatever we want, sweetie.
08:29Now go to school.
08:30Okay.
08:31I love you, too.
08:32Bye.
08:32Well, no major surprise.
08:33Salvo said their flight's been delayed.
08:35Yeah, I know.
08:35Val just told us, too.
08:36Look, I got to take Aurora to school.
08:38We're already late, but I'll be right back to give you a hand.
08:40Yeah, yeah, go.
08:40I'll start.
08:40Don't worry.
08:41See you, relax.
08:41It'll all work out.
08:43I mean, it's a fact.
08:44We from the North know how to get things done.
08:47Hmm?
08:47This is outrageous.
08:48We've been waiting here since 8 a.m., for God's sakes, and it's 3 in the afternoon.
08:52Exactly.
08:53Yeah, I had to get special permission from the school to be able to catch this flight.
08:57My apologies.
08:58I wish I could help, but none of this is up to me.
09:00No, everyone, she's right.
09:01This isn't her fault.
09:02But she could have transferred us to another flight or something.
09:05All of our other flights are packed.
09:06Yeah, the others are packed.
09:08You know, I manage 40 employees.
09:10I've got to be back tomorrow.
09:11But you can't really blame that on the ladies.
09:12Enough of that!
09:18We regret to inform all passengers that due to a sudden eruption of Mount Etna, we can
09:24no longer safely land at Catania Airport.
09:26We're being redirected to Palermo instead.
09:28Hold on.
09:28Palermo?
09:29A bus will transport you from Palermo to Catania.
09:31No!
09:32Not the highway from Palermo to Catania.
09:34No!
09:35At that point, it'd be easier to parachute us to Malta.
09:39Oh, yeah.
09:42All set.
09:42Yes, parachute us.
09:44We still have free will.
09:44Let's go!
09:45Let's go!
09:48Oh, what the hell is taking so long?
09:58Are you close?
09:59The map says only 80 kilometers to go, so roughly another three hours and we're there.
10:03All right, so then we'll have to meet you at the store because we can't delay the opening.
10:07See you there.
10:08Bye.
10:08Bye.
10:09You know, at least the highways seem to have improved.
10:12All right, see you guys next time.
10:19See you.
10:20Okay, guys.
10:21I'm sure I'll see you both at the airport tomorrow.
10:23See you, Giovanna.
10:24Bye.
10:31Finally, you're home.
10:32For far too many years now, politicians have made promises, but never delivered on them.
10:43Think of those living in the south of our country.
10:46They must have the same rights as those in the north.
10:49The right to decent roads, transportation, and most importantly, health care.
10:52It's for those reasons that I, as your prime minister, but above all, as a fellow human
10:57being, I'm committed to solving that inequity.
11:00So I ask you all, join me in finally uniting Italy.
11:04Now is the perfect time.
11:06We can't afford to lose another moment, nor will we on my watch.
11:10As always, thank you.
11:11All right, are we off?
11:14Oh, thank God.
11:16Congratulations, prime minister.
11:17Your speech was wonderful.
11:19That part about unity was amazing.
11:21For me, sir, as a Sicilian, really touching.
11:27What's wrong with you?
11:29You believe that?
11:32Oh, come on.
11:34It took us decades to create division in Italy, and now you want unity?
11:38Huh?
11:40Go on, I'm parched.
11:41Give me a glass of water.
11:42Sparkling!
11:47Congratulations.
11:48Cheers.
11:50To our charming little fun to be.
11:57Hello.
11:58Good evening.
11:59Hello.
11:59Good evening there.
12:00It's fantastic inside.
12:02Hello.
12:02We're here.
12:03So sorry we're late.
12:04Look, it's your dad.
12:05Go say hi.
12:05Aurora!
12:06Daddy!
12:06Oh, look, finally, about time.
12:11Oh, honey, I'm so glad you're here.
12:13I missed you.
12:15Hey, Val.
12:16Aw, that must have been exhausting, huh?
12:18Hey, everyone.
12:20Can I please have all your attention for a moment?
12:23Look at this, huh?
12:24Huh?
12:24Now that Valentino finally showed up, we can get started.
12:27Come on, Dad.
12:29Hmm.
12:30I'd just like to propose a toast to this fabulous little shop, which celebrates our locally grown
12:35produce.
12:35Just have a look at all this stuff.
12:37Huh?
12:38Huh?
12:38I think you can all agree that this proves that fortune doesn't only exist in Milan.
12:43You can also get it done right here, especially when you have a sweet little girl at home and
12:50a father-in-law with a successful company and a means to ensure that you'll stay afloat.
12:58Dad's being such a joker.
13:00Of course he's just joking around.
13:03What more can anyone ask for in life than to watch people pursue what they love?
13:07Cheers to the shop.
13:10Cheers to the shop.
13:13Here's to success.
13:16And of course, to farm to table.
13:21Oh, you look so beautiful.
13:22Gorgeous.
13:23I'm sorry, I can't.
13:24You're stunning.
13:32Goo-goo.
13:33Val.
13:34Hi.
13:36This place is great.
13:37You've got a hit on your hands.
13:38Trust me, I know.
13:39Let's hope so.
13:41And I'm sure I'll be seeing you tomorrow night at the club for bingo, right?
13:44Well, Salvo just came in from Milan.
13:45He's only here for two days.
13:47So we're going to try and make the most of those.
13:49Well, the first day for sure.
13:50He'll probably be so sick of me by day two.
13:53But honestly, if you want to go to bingo, it's okay.
13:56Up to you.
13:57Wow, you need his permission now?
14:00Things have changed since we did it, huh?
14:01Stop.
14:02Goo-goo.
14:04Salvo, I'm just joking.
14:05I know I left her in very good hands with you.
14:07Actually, she left you last I checked.
14:10Oh, Goo-goo.
14:11I should probably take off.
14:14Congratulations.
14:15Bye-bye, ladies.
14:16Enjoy the rest of the night.
14:17See you soon.
14:18Good night.
14:19Bye.
14:19Good night.
14:20Good night.
14:20Thanks so much for stopping by.
14:23What a nice guy, huh?
14:24And always around.
14:25He is.
14:26Never misses an opportunity to support you.
14:29Yeah.
14:29Almost too much.
14:30Okay, where should we put this one?
14:32Right there, huh?
14:34No, Dad.
14:35It can't go there.
14:35Look, there's already one just like you right there.
14:37Aurora, no, stop.
14:38Don't mind him, okay?
14:40In Milan, they don't know the first thing about how to decorate trees.
14:43Mom, Dad, can you give me a hand in the kitchen?
14:45Huh?
14:46Give you a hand with what?
14:47Just follow me and I'll show you.
14:57For the love of God, tonight is supposed to be a celebration.
15:00Valentino's only here for two days.
15:02Please stop bringing up the same crap about the long distance.
15:06Understood.
15:08Dad, you know I wish Valentino didn't work in Milan, too.
15:11It would be easier if he worked with you.
15:14But he needs to figure it out on his own.
15:16Sorry, but a man who abandons his wife and daughter to go work in the North
15:20when he knows there's opportunity here is just...
15:22Mom, Dad worked far away from us for 20 years.
15:25He did, but in Tudis, that's South.
15:28Yeah, okay, whatever.
15:29But we agree, no more talking about working long distance.
15:32You got it?
15:33Yes, yes, fine, fine.
15:34Now, what do you need help with?
15:35Give me a hand washing the cherry tomatoes.
15:41But your water's not working.
15:44Oh, yeah, today's Wednesday.
15:46What does that mean?
15:47It's just the city's starting to ration the water.
15:49Use one of the bottles.
15:50What, because there's no running water here?
15:52He goes and runs off to Milan?
15:55Hmm, disgusting.
15:56Now, this one right there.
16:00And I think this should be the last one, huh?
16:04By the way, did you remember to write your letter to Santa Claus?
16:07No.
16:08I'm drawing him a picture instead.
16:09Do you think that still counts?
16:11Let me see it.
16:12Look!
16:13Oh, wow.
16:13Aurora, do you mind if I borrow your dad for a second?
16:16Sorry.
16:16I'm so sorry, sweetie.
16:16I'll be right back, okay?
16:18Just give me one minute.
16:18This won't take long.
16:20Sorry to interrupt, but I have an update about her flight to Milan tomorrow.
16:24Oh, God, tell me it got cheaper.
16:25Maybe in our wildest fantasies.
16:27No, now it's up to 737 euros per person.
16:30Jeez.
16:31But I think I may have found a cheaper route for us.
16:34Yeah?
16:34Maybe we go to Catania, Petrasse, Petrasse, Tunisia, Tunisia, Krakow, Krakow, Milan.
16:3929 euros per leg for a grand total of 116 euros.
16:43Well, that sounds perfect.
16:44It's incredible.
16:44It's fabulous.
16:45All right, great.
16:45That settles it then.
16:46So, the only issue is it takes 12 hours and we'd have to leave right now.
16:49Are you crazy?
16:50We just got back.
16:51The table's set.
16:52We can't just walk out.
16:53I know, I know, I know.
16:53We're screwed.
16:54Dad, come back here.
16:55We only have two days together.
16:56Stop wasting time with Uncle Salvo.
16:58No, sweetie, don't worry.
16:59I'll be with you soon.
17:01And don't forget, you still have to tell everybody that we're leaving tomorrow.
17:04Shh.
17:04Have I ever let you down?
17:06I'm just trying to find the right moment to do it.
17:08Okay, everyone.
17:10It's ready.
17:11Let's eat, huh?
17:12Yes, let's do it.
17:14I'm starving.
17:15That was amazing.
17:15May we have a moment of your attention?
17:17The grand unveiling is finally upon us.
17:19Myself and Aurora are very proud to present the tree to you all.
17:23Ready?
17:23Here we go.
17:24Hey!
17:25Welcome.
17:27Very good job.
17:28You did a great job, sweetheart.
17:29Beautiful tree.
17:31All right, everyone.
17:31Let's have a seat.
17:32Come.
17:33Come.
17:33This all looks delicious.
17:34I say we have a little toast to Maria Theresa's and I's shop lunch, huh?
17:38Yes, to our little shop lunch.
17:39Cheers.
17:39Cheers.
17:39Cheers to both of you ladies.
17:42As a true blood Milanese, you all know I traveled quite a ways to get here.
17:46But I'd do it all again in the name of love, sweetie.
17:48Very sweet.
17:49Then I guess we should all say thank you to Uncle Salvo.
17:52No, sweetie.
17:53I actually didn't move here for Uncle Salvo.
17:55It was for Goo Goo.
17:56For Goo Goo.
17:56But that didn't stop your sly Uncle Salvo from laying on the charm, even though I was with
18:01Goo Goo.
18:01But I said, oh, why not?
18:02Like, especially since I was young and since there could be something with this guy.
18:07Cheers to farm and table dining.
18:08Cheers to you.
18:09Cheers.
18:10Thank you, everyone.
18:11We're so proud of the two of you.
18:13So I'll cut this, huh?
18:14Please.
18:15Carmelo, can you pass me the water, please?
18:16You can't just get it yourself.
18:18I can't reach it.
18:19It's too far.
18:20Please.
18:21Oh, the water's too far for you, is it?
18:27Would you look at that?
18:29Distance can be dealt with.
18:31You just have to be willing to put in the work.
18:37Honey, you know my dad's just trying to be funny.
18:40Maybe in Milan they don't have a good sense of humor.
18:43Mom, stop it.
18:44Oh, boy.
18:44Or maybe Carmelo is once again alluding to the fact that I had no interest in working for
18:48his company.
18:49No, no.
18:49Oh, my husband is not making any illusions.
18:51Come on.
18:52Do you really want to see me canning tuna all day when I went to school for years to be in
18:56medicine?
18:56Hey, maybe you can resuscitate the tuna.
18:58No, resuscitating tuna!
18:59But I'm sorry, Val.
19:01I think he was just trying to say he'd love for you to be closer to Maria Theresa.
19:04Well, that's understandable.
19:06I know I'd also love for Claudia to be closer to my work up in Milan, but, you know.
19:10What are you trying to say, Salvo?
19:12I mean, I guess I just don't understand what that has to do with anything.
19:15I can't come.
19:16I have the shop.
19:17And I'm finally getting adjusted.
19:19Adjusted to all the unique smells and all your fried food.
19:22I'm not moving.
19:23This is my home, and I love it here.
19:25Yeah, dude.
19:25Well, of course you wouldn't want to go back there.
19:27I mean, Sicily's not like Milan.
19:29It's always raining.
19:31There's all that fog.
19:32And, oh, my God, the people, they're all so cold.
19:36They don't even smile at you.
19:37I say, with all due respect to Claudia, who's from there?
19:40Then shall we talk about how much better our sun is?
19:42I mean, come on.
19:43It's the same sun everywhere in the world.
19:45Oh, my God.
19:46No one is saying anything against Milan.
19:47What do you mean?
19:48There's only one.
19:49Can we please not argue about this and enjoy our dinner?
19:52We're going to be leaving tomorrow, and I'd hate for us to have spent the whole time arguing.
19:56Did he say tomorrow?
19:59Didn't you tell us you were going to stay here for two days?
20:02Valentino, why didn't you tell me the truth?
20:04Because before we got here, we agreed he'd do it.
20:08You know, because he'd know the right moment.
20:09Ah, well, please tell us why this was the moment you chose.
20:11No, listen, I was going to tell you, but then everyone was bickering.
20:15Ah, okay.
20:17So that's why you wanted me to go to bingo night with Gugu.
20:20Because you knew you guys would already be out of town.
20:23What? No, come on.
20:24Oh, I don't think you did.
20:25You know, I'm just going to go to town.
20:26No, you never called.
20:27You were just overflowing.
20:29You know what?
20:30I'm not going to go to your house.
20:32I'm not going to go to your house.
20:34I'm not going to go to your house.
20:35I'm not going to go to your house.
20:35I'm not going to go to your house.
20:37I'm not going to go to your house.
20:37Dear Santa Claus, I know it doesn't always seem like it, but my family really loves each
20:46other.
20:47The only reason everyone's fighting is because of the long distance.
20:50So the only thing I want for Christmas is for you to help solve that problem.
20:55So all the fighting will stop and I'll get to see my dad and uncle solve them more often.
20:58I just want Christmas to be special for the whole family.
21:02I love them all.
21:04Thanks, Santa.
21:19Sweetheart, are you still mad at me?
21:21Please, no more secrets, Val.
21:22I promise you.
21:23There we go.
21:31So you're not mad at me anymore?
21:33Well, no.
21:35Silly choices have always been a part of our relationship.
21:43Good night, Salvo.
21:45Bye, Salvo.
21:45Good night, Pramila.
21:46Good night, Amanda.
21:47Nice seeing you.
21:51Well, good night.
21:53Honey, you ready to go?
22:01Yeah.
22:01Let me just quickly help Valentino take out the garbage and I'll head back.
22:05Okay, I'll meet you at the house.
22:05Okay, I'll be there soon.
22:06Great.
22:07Good night, Val.
22:08Thanks for a great evening.
22:09Don't mention it.
22:10Thanks for actually saying good night.
22:11Bye.
22:11Bye.
22:13You know, this is all our stupid director's fault.
22:16He's like all the Southerners who moved north.
22:18Now he hates the South.
22:19What are you talking about?
22:20We live up north too now and we don't hate the South.
22:22That's just because we haven't been back long enough.
22:25Give it some time.
22:26It's already slowly starting.
22:27Recently, whenever I've heard a Southerner speak, I get irritated.
22:30It scares me.
22:30I don't like it.
22:31You know that.
22:32You see that?
22:33You just mumble to me, range.
22:35Right?
22:35Suddenly that gets on my nerves.
22:37What are you even talking about?
22:38I'm just saying you can mumble in Sicily and no one bothers you, right?
22:41But you mumble in Milan and all of a sudden I'm just really annoyed with you.
22:45I'm saying we've got to be careful.
22:46My mumbling's a problem all of a sudden now?
22:48I've changed.
22:48The north has changed me.
22:49Yeah, you've changed a lot.
22:50No, that's the truth.
22:51Oh, hey, look at this.
22:52They just said our flight tomorrow's been delayed by two hours.
22:55Oh, great.
22:56You see, not only did changing our flight cost an arm and a leg, but now it's delayed too.
23:00They have no respect for us.
23:01Yeah.
23:01No respect at all.
23:05I guess we'll just have to deal with it.
23:08Right as always, huh?
23:09Who's calling at this hour?
23:10Where's my cell phone?
23:15You just used it to show me the email.
23:18No.
23:21What?
23:21Did you just throw it out?
23:24Oh, God, it stinks in here.
23:28Come on.
23:29You've got to lift me up.
23:30Careful.
23:33Don't let go of me.
23:34Yes, I got you.
23:35Don't worry.
23:35Come on, get the phone.
23:36I've got to go home.
23:38Hurry up.
23:38Do you see it?
23:40Yes, hello?
23:45No, thanks.
23:46I'm good with my phone provider.
23:48Well, then why are you calling?
23:50I told you, I'm happy with the service.
23:52Bugging me at this hour?
23:55What the hell?
24:03Where in the world did he go?
24:10You in here?
24:13Hello?
24:14Are you hiding or something?
24:16Ah!
24:17Ah!
24:21What the hell, man?
24:23Um, hello?
24:38Val, where are you?
24:41Just stepped out.
24:43Go, what the hell?
24:54Walk, walk.
24:59Go, go!
25:02Oh!
25:03Go, go.
25:03Go, go.
25:04Go, go.
25:05Go, go, go.
25:05Go, go, go, go.
25:06Go, go, go.
25:07Go, go, go, go, go.
25:09Uh-oh.
25:09Go, go, go.
25:10Bye.
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