I'm going to need the passport. Oh. Oh, okay. No, no. Mr. Navorski.
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Business or pleasure?
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- Okay. - Okay. Okay.
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I'm so sorry, sir. The position has already been filled.
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Please have your I-94 forms filled out. - What's the purpose of your visit? - What is the purpose of your visit? What is the purpose of your visit? Business or pleasure? Just visiting. Shopping? Euh, plaisir. - Pleasure. - Business. How long will you be staying?
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Could I see your return ticket? - What's the purpose of your visit? - Business or pleasure? Enjoy your stay. Next. Please have your passports...
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What exactly are you doing in the United States, Mr. Navorski? Yellow taxicab, please. Take me to Ramada Inn, 161 Lexington. Staying at the Ramada Inn? Keep the change. Do you know anyone in New York? Yes. - Who? - Yes. - Who? - Yes. - No, do you know anyone in New York? - Yes. - Who? - Yes. 161 Lexington. Okay, Mr. Navorski, I need to see your return ticket, please.
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You got to help me help you. I don't see a Social Security number... mailing address, even a phone number. Telephone? You need? I get. I get. I get phone. I get phone.
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- Jazz? - Jazz, yes. - Jazz? - Yes.
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Have a seat. - Here? - Here. Come on, sit down. - Who invited him? - I did. We needed a fourth, right? - I'm not going to play with him. - Oh, Gupta, relax, would you? - He isn't a spy. - How do you know? He could be recording everything we say. A wire in his shirt. A microphone up in his ass.
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Pull him off Harry's crew, put him on mine. You start 6:30 Monday morning. You give me job?
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No, your return ticket. - Oh. Yes. - Ah.
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We have lobster ravioli from Alitalia. We have caviar from Russian Aeroflot. Okay. Just bring it. - Hey, Viktor. - Hello, all. Look. The man without a country. Come on in. Welcome. - I see this. - You did well.
