- Did you try the FBI? - I tried everybody. Nobody'll take him. You want me to bring him back to the terminal? No. From now on, Navorski lives here.
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The people who are coming here today will be observing me, inspecting me.
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- Okay, what? - Okay. Lunch with you.
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Mind if I try one?
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Why? What are you saying? You misunderstood him? - It's not for his dying father? - No. No. The... Krakozhia... The name for "father" sound like "goat." I make mistake.
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You'll have to take a flight in the morning. The medicine stays here.
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I'm sorry, sir.
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Viktor.
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Okay, tell him in order to export medicines from this country, he needs to have the proper form, he needs to have a Medicinal Purchase License. Okay? You understand me, Viktor?
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You read the blue immigration form. - Blue? - Yes. Blue. - Blue? - Blue. The blue form. The one that says if it's an animal, he doesn't need the license. Then he can bring the drugs in. That's good, Viktor. That's very good.
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This why he go to Canada. Medicine for father. It doesn't matter. His plane landed in the U.S. He needs to have the right form.
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Why are you doing this, Viktor? Medicine is for goat. - No, it's not. - Yes.
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Do you think I need an excuse to put you back in that cell to keep you there for five years? You go to war with me, and you go to war with the United States. Then you'll know why Krakozhians wait in line for cheap toilet paper while Uncle Sam wipes his ass with Charmin two-ply.
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Now I want you to ask him... No, not you. I want you to ask him. I want to hear him say it. I want to hear him say who the medicine is for. Please. Who the medicine is for.
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- Who was it that saved him? - Yeah, tell us. Who was it? Who was this man?
