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(SQUEALS NERVOUSLY, GIGGLES)

(PHONE RINGS)

Nina, I thought we said we wouldn't contact each other for...

There's a disturbance in the force on the rooftop of my building.

What's happened?

Have a look and see.

Leon, you're crazy if you dump me.

(LAUGHS)

(WOLF WHISTLES)

-(LAUGHS) -I'm sorry I said anything.

Actually, no. I'm not sorry.

Look at you. You look amazing, baby.

(LAUGHS) It's so cute!

(LAUGHS) Oh!

(GASPS)

(SCREAMS)

Josh.

Get straight up on the roof, drop me down a safety rope.

Yeah.

Thank you.

Leon, what floor?

11th floor.

(SCREAMS)

(KNOCKS)

She's this way.

(SCREAMS)

No!

(SOBS AND SHRIEKS)

(CONTINUES SCREAMING)

(SCREAMS HYSTERICALLY)

Hi. I'm Shannon from the Tactical Response Unit.

(SOBS) OK.

We're here to help you. Try and calm down.

-I'm slipping! -OK.

Keep your eyes on me. Keep your eyes on me.

-(SOBS) -We're here to help you.

(SHRIEKS)

-(SCREAMS) No! -Keep...keep your eyes... Calm down.

Keep your eyes on me. Just try and stay as still as you can.

-(SOBS) -No. Don't look down.

-Michael! -Keep doing what you're doing.

Try and stay calm. Keep the material wrapped around your arm.

Hold it close to your chest. Stay still.

We're coming to get you.

-Are you coming from the roof? -I'm going out. There's no time.

You can't attach a safety rope from here. You drop, you can't hold her.

That thing she's hanging from won't hold.

(MOANS)

Come on.

Just try and stay as still as you can.

(SOBS) Help! Help!

Nina, I need you to stay real calm and listen to everything I say,

and do everything exactly as I say, alright?

(SOBS) Oh, God.

I need you to stay very calm.

-Alright? -(SOBS) I-I-I can't hold on!

Try. Try. Try.

-(SOBS) -Michael, come on. Lower it!

Alright, Nina, I want you to come down,

put one hand below the other

and come down to me very slowly, OK?

(SOBS)

(SCREAMS)

Nina, hold on!

Hang on tight. Don't let go.

OK? I'm coming to get you down.

OK. Stand there. Stay there.

Yep! Yep! Bit more. Bit more.

That's good.

I'm gonna wrap this around you, just around your waist.

Just suck your tummy in there. That's it.

-Hurry up! -Yep. Yep.

What I want you to do -

put your left arm across the back of my neck and over my shoulder.

Alright? Now, nice and...

It's alright. It's alright. Hey. Hey. Nice and slowly.

Nina, just reach out real slow.

-(GASPS) -You're right. Nina. That's it.

(SHRIEKS, SCREAMS)

-(SCREAMS) -Arggh!

(CONTINUES SCREAMING)

(SIREN WAILS)

MAN: Coming up on the left.

(PHONE BEEPS)

-Who's texting you so much? -Never you mind, mate.

Take it.

Up here.

(SIREN WAILS)

Dom, your gun. Give us your gun.

No. He's well gone.

Alright. Alright. Pull him out.

You guys see anything?

OK. Anyone see what happened?

What? No?

You guys. Come on. Someone must have seen him fall in.

No?

You guys over there, you see anything?

(WOMAN SPEAKS INDISTINCTLY)

Stell! Stell!

Stop! Police.

Police. I need you to open the door now!

Do it! Hurry. Hurry!

OK. OK. Coming.

Oh, tit, bum, damn it, cock it!

Dom.

Look, can I get you to bag this up for lab, thanks?

-All of it? -Lawson.

-Yep. -I lost her.

She could be in any one of the 200 or more apartments on this level.

Come back down here and we'll ask around.

-Alright? -(SIGHS)

Forensics will want to bag that up themselves.

Look, Dom, if you want to stand around here

guarding a puddle of rainbow vomit for the next 45 minutes

it'll take those blokes to put their makeup on and get over here,

then you be my guest, alright?

-Alright. Just... Yeah. OK. -I thought you'd be used to it.

-Doesn't mean I enjoy it. -Just get on with it.

What a life.

Become an equal-parts cocktail of poo and spew.

Thanks, guys.

Enjoying your day there, Sergeant Dominic Wales?

Specially trained Tactical Response Unit

poking through somebody's stomach.

Oh! Lovely.

-Did it just fall apart like that? -They're all the same.

They just keep breaking apart in my hand.

Cheap rubber.

Expensive smack.

Little digestible time bombs.

Let's hope there aren't any more.

But there might be. So let's check it out.

(SOBS) Thank you! Thank you. Thanks.

God! I'm so embarrassed.

Well, look, we'll get this harness off you.

So you're Leon's girlfriend?

Yeah. Yeah.

Well, we're t... We're taking things slow.

Um...we just, um...

We just see each other a couple of times a week...

..um, sometimes just once.

Well, we haven't really said what we are but, um...

..we're just taking things slow.

But has he...? Did he say something?

Has he spoken to you? Nah? Oh.

We were meant to be on a break but I wasn't sure he meant it.

Can...can he see me in here?

Um...is he worried?

Is he worried?

Just tell her he's happy to see she's alright.

You're already looking at a smack in the head, Leon.

Leon's saying he's relieved and he's happy that you're OK.

And can you ask her if tonight she wants to come over to my place

to eat pizza and watch girl-on-girl porn?

What's he...saying?

He's saying, "Do you wanna have pizza tonight?"

(LAUGHS) Yes.

(LAUGHS)

Did you see him fall in?

How's that angle, Leon?

Slower. The slower you shoot it, the clearer the image.

It's very important you tell me how many...

..how many you swallowed in your stomach.

Do you understand? How many?

Numbers - one, two, three, four?

-How many balloons? -(SPEAKS ASIAN LANGUAGE)

No. Just with your hands.

How many balloons? Stell! Stell!

-Stell, Stell, come here. -(SPEAKS ASIAN LANGUAGE)

-Find me someone who can speak Asian. -Lawson!

He could be talking Cantonese, Hokkien...

Er, Leon, find me someone -

an interpreter who can speak Cantonese-Hokkien.

I'll go look.

The balloons...

I'm not usually a nude kind of person. (LAUGHS)

I don't like nudity. It freaks me out.

Don't know anyone who likes being nude in public. Do you?

Leon does. He thinks I'm a prude.

He wants to break up with me.

He seemed pretty relieved you were OK.

Muppet, arrest her for being a public nuisance.

LEON: (OVER TWO-WAY RADIO) Please don't arrest my girlfriend.

That is not kosher.

I don't care if she's your girlfriend.

She's a public nuisance and it's indecent exposure.

Oh, come on.

Sorry. Orders. Put your hands together for me.

At least he called you his girlfriend.

OK. I need to know how many people have swallowed.

Could you ask him that? (SPEAKS ASIAN LANGUAGE HESITANTLY)

(SIGHS)

Stell, Stell. Can you talk to this person?

I...

(REPEATS PHRASE IN ASIAN LANGUAGE)

(SPEAKS ASIAN LANGUAGE)

-(SPEAKS ASIAN LANGUAGE) -Five?

Your Hokkien's improving.

The manager says there's 1,500 apartments in this complex.

Alright. We don't have much time. Let's go.

(MOBILE PHONE RINGS)

VOICEMAIL: You have one new message.

GEOFFREY: (ON PHONE) Just for the record,

that's the ninth time you've hung up on me.

You're a bloody child. Grow up and call me.

I need to talk to you about the house and...

(TURNS OFF PHONE) Oh, shut up.

(MOBILE PHONE RINGS)

-Yeah, Leon? -Kerry, Geoffrey called...

(MOBILE PHONE RINGS)

Twice.

Tell him he's gonna have to tie me up, sit on me and gag me

to get me to do anything he asks.

Well, if he rings again, I'll let him know.

Thank you.

Alright, there's a skate park around the corner. We'll head there, OK?

-(MOBILE PHONE BEEPS) -Yep.

Who keeps texting you exactly?

Er, just a kid I keep an eye on.

-He comes down to PCYC. -What?

You know, I'm like a mentor to him.

Leon needs a mentor.

Lawson needs a girlfriend.

OK, Leon, I need you to get someone down

and monitor that boy in hospital

just in case he does say something.

Get an interpreter and a counsellor as well.

-The street's back there, OK? -OK.

Also, get onto the Drug Squad.

They may know about this already

but, I don't know, see if they want to talk.

And after you do all that, I suppose...

-Call Kerry. -..call Kerry.

LEON: (ON PHONE) Yeah, I spoke to her this morning. She's very dark.

And it's best not to wake the angry giant until we have to.

Well, I'll take your word for it. Out.

(HONKS HORN) Come on! Move!

Move, you limp-wristed prick!

(HONKS HORN)

Stay here.

Hey. Do you want a pie?

Yeah, maybe lay off the pies, buddha.

Caleb Dean?

Can I have a word?

Why were you at the student housing block this morning?

We heard there was a guy in the pool so we ran down to check it out.

Any of your mates know him?

No.

Right. Would you tell me if they did?

Look, Caleb, I know I'm not so popular around here, OK?

But if you do know someone that's mixed up in this,

you need to help them out by giving me the heads up about it, OK?

If that guy who was throwing up this morning actually does survive,

you know he's chucked his life away.

'Cause that heroin has already ripped his organs to shreds.

Hey! It's serious.

Can I go now?

Yeah, yeah. Piss off.

Oi. We still on for basketball next week?

Argh!

Yeah!

LEON: Aw, come on!

(OVER SPEAKER) Leon, look what I've got.

Everyone, Michael's a goose.

You want to see how it works?

Alright, so what we do is, um, review the footage back

and then, er, we can send it to our...to our, um...

Yeah.

..send it to our intel officer back at the base

and then he can, um...

-Oh. -Mmm. Oh.

Ah.

Bye.

Could you move your vehicle?

You want it moved, you move it.

Run, baby, run!

(LAUGHS) Run, you little monkey!

Run! (LAUGHS)

Is this a joke to you, Leon?

-Morning, Kerry. -Huh?

Sitting here,

feet up on the desk...

MICHAEL: (OVER SPEAKER) Leon, you're bloody dead, mate!

..working on your little art projects,

checking your Facebook,

watching unsolicited material...

Un...unsolicited?

Porn!

You've gotta be careful of that stuff.

You can lose your imagination.

Yeah, it must be a real laugh for you, huh?

Sitting here playing your happy sack

while your team is our there risking their lives

for your fluffy, dimwitted girlfriend.

It's hacky.

What?

-It's hacky sack. -Do you want me to get rid of you?

One movement from my little finger...

Kerry Vincent?

You are joking.

Leon, you got the details on those students yet?

You can tell that weak, gutless prick of a man

the next time he sends you, you're in trouble, alright?

I tell you what, the very least that he owes me

after 10 years of marriage...

What the hell's going on back there?

Geoffrey's divorce lawyer just served her with the papers.

Leon, I really need you sourcing this stuff.

Tell Kerry to take it outside, yeah?

You tell her.

And I want these papers served to me on a platter

and I want a ceremonial shag

that lasts more than three friggin' minutes.

(OVER RADIO) You tell him

exactly that!

Er, Lawson, I've got the spew guy's details for you.

Yeah, go on.

Er, Lieutenant Puke hasn't been out of the country for 18 months

when he arrived from Malaysia to study economics.

Well, he went out and came back in on a fake passport.

It's the same as the dead guy. He's never even been overseas.

He only got his passport 18 months ago.

They're not arriving, they're leaving.

Who smuggles drugs OUT of Australia?

No idea.

There are more. They're headed to the airport. Let's go.

JOSH: Are you having a sulk?

I had my bloody spine ripped from its hinges this morning

hanging from the side of a building for Leon's mental patient girlfriend

and you're coming onto some chick on the ground.

Where's your head at, Michael?

LAWSON: (OVER RADIO) Josh, bring your team. Meet us at the airport.

Alright.

You're a clown!

-She tricked me. -She beat you.

I let her get away.

Idiot.

Glen? Yeah, it's Kerry.

Look, um, you may have heard

we picked up a couple of kids this morning.

Both have ingested several balloons

and I don't know if you're, um...

But Glen, we don't know how many kids are loaded up with this stuff.

Look, my team are headed out to the airport right now.

I think it'll take a little bit more than that to stop Lawson.

He's got some...

You know, we could work together on this...

Ooh. You are gonna regret that, you short, angry little bald man.

(AEROPLANES WHOOSH OVERHEAD)

LAWSON: Alright, everyone, this is what we know so far.

We have five drug mules - unconfirmed but that's what we're gonna go on,

which means we have three to find here.

We scout the airport looking for people

we can match up with Leon's frame grabs from the poolside location.

We only have one lead to go with

and that's the woman that was helping the second target

at the poolside location.

Josh, Shannon, I want you upstairs.

Stell, you search in the women's bathrooms.

It'd be great if you guys were in plain clothes.

We'll look in lost and found.

Dom, drop-off area, patrol that, OK?

Let's go.

Seriously, why would anyone ever leave this behind?

(AMERICAN ACCENT) Chuck Dudley. How you doing, sweet cheeks?

(CHUCKLES)

Ooh.

KERRY: (OVER RADIO) The Feds are onto these kids already.

The shit's come through the military, apparently. Afghanistan.

Melbourne's just a stopover. It's heading straight out again.

Did they give you any names?

Nothing.

So, why are you cooperating with them, then?

Look, their intel had the delivery coming next week.

Someone's tipped them off and they're early.

-They give you a destination? -Nothing.

Look, we've obviously stumbled on some international investigation.

We've got some deal going with a recipient country.

Look, Kerry, these kids aren't even gonna make it to the other end

unless we get their stomachs pumped now.

Maybe not all of them swallowed. Maybe some are carrying.

No, you can't know that.

Lawson, I know you've got something personal going on here

but this a very delicate operation.

And the Feds, the Drug Squad, they do not want you messing it up.

I'm not messing it up. Besides, they're not even here.

Well, they'll be there within half an hour, alright?

This is not your job. Just leave it to them.

Kerry, this is exactly my job.

If I have reason to believe

there are targets here carrying drugs

with the intention of smuggling them overseas,

then I'll stay here with my team and I will apprehend them.

Are you joking?

What are you up to?

Sending Lawson the frame grabs from the pool.

Estimated completion of download time - one minute.

-You can't send that. -They're gone.

They're just kids, Kerry.

Are you taking a trip?

Come on. Hey.

Caleb, it's a pretty ugly coincidence

that you're standing here in front of me, wouldn't you say?

Hey? Now, come on, mate.

I know you're not getting a flight.

I've had my intel officer check you out.

You did?

Whatever it is you're trying to do here,

trust me, you need my help.

-I'm seeing my sister off. -Yeah? Where's she headed to?

-Holiday. -Where to?

I don't know.

Now, listen to me. Listen to me, OK?

The Federal Police are investigating drug couriers.

If you get caught carrying drugs into Asia,

you face the firing squad.

You understand me?

She won't answer her phone.

You got a picture of her on that?

Yeah?

CALEB: Chelsea, the police are watching you.

You need to let them help you.

What are you doing here, Caleb?

Those balloons are exploding inside.

They've already killed a guy.

Not all of us swallowed the stuff, OK?

I couldn't do it.

He can help you.

You need to talk to him.

JOSH: Leon, make sure we've got uniforms covering...

WOMAN: Brendan!

Hey!

It's Josh now. Just Josh.

Alex.

-Do you remember me? -Yeah, of course!

-Camilla. -Camilla. Camilla.

-How are ya? -I'm good.

You look... Hey.

-Wow. -I straightened my teeth.

-Yeah. -And the hair.

Yeah.

So, you work at the airport now.

I'm just, um... I'm helping out a mate.

Just passing the day. I've got a bit of extra time.

(AMERICAN ACCENT) Excuse me. Be a pal and tell me where the john is.

-What? -Er, the men's room.

Come on, surely a man in your position

could tell a pal how to find the men's room.

Where?

Oh. I got ya.

There you go. Thanks, y'all.

Oi.

Don't worry about it. Keep the change.

I...I've gotta get going.

I'm going to Thailand for two weeks.

Oh, great!

Well, um, we should catch up sometime.

Yeah.

Yeah.

-Good luck with everything, Brendan. -Yes.

Joshua.

Alex.

-Take it easy. -(CHUCKLES) OK.

Alex.

It's not our job to babysit other people out of their own stupidity.

LAWSON: (OVER RADIO) Well, I had a crush on all my babysitters.

Lawson, I found the runner. The girl who got away at the pool.

Stop!

Wait!

Stop!

(GROANS) Stupid lesbian shoes!

Dom! Dom!

Dom!

(TYRES SCREECH)

-(HORN HONKS) -Hey! Watch it!

Stop! Police!

Stop!

OK. OK.

If you keep running,

the heroin will move through your body much quicker.

Please! Let me help you.

Hey?

Hello?

How come you're here with my brother?

Chelsea, can you see us right now?

Yes.

Look, I know this is very hard for you to understand right now

but there are alerts out on your flight.

Now, what that means

is there's no way you can get through at the other end.

Do you understand?

I'm young. I'll do six months.

No. No, if you're caught over there, you could face a death penalty.

Alright?

I want to talk to my brother.

Chelsea, I know you're scared, OK?

But your choices right now are running out.

It's either me, the guys you work for or an Asian jail.

Who do you reckon's gonna help you more?

Lawson, I'm in the car park

waiting for an ambulance with one of our targets.

Just confirming she has ingested the balloons.

LAWSON: (OVER RADIO) Try and keep her calm, Stell. Keep me posted.

I need...I need to go to the bathroom.

OK, right now I need you to sit and stay calm and wait for the ambos, OK?

Do you want to tell me what happened?

He invited me to his place.

I met him through a friend at my college.

And...

..and she worked for him before and she got through.

-When I arrived... -Hey, hey, hey, hey. Hey.

..at the apartment...

Shh, shh.

..there was money on the table

and he gave me $500.

That's a lot of money.

-And he said... -Hey.

..I can think about it for one month.

What? And you... and you spent the money?

I couldn't. I... (BREATHES SHALLOWLY)

-Hey. Hey, hey, hey. -I couldn't pay him back.

He was violent and I couldn't...

I owe...I owe him money. You know?

-Where were you going? -Singapore.

'Cause they don't...they say they don't check you as much...

If you're coming from Australia.

-Australia. Australia. -Yeah.

(DIALS)

(PHONE RINGS)

Hi. You've called Geoffrey Vincent of Vincent and Carr Partners.

Please leave a message and someone will return your call.

(MACHINE BEEPS)

Um...Geoffrey, I...

Um...

(HANGS UP)

Oh, hi, Geoffrey. It's me.

Kerry. Well, you probably know it's me.

Can't forget me that quickly. Huh!

Um...

..I thought that, um, you know, maybe you wanted to talk about the, um...

..the...

Yeah, or, you know, maybe wanna get together and...well, sign them.

Oh, look, anyway, um...

You know, be, er, good to see you.

OK. Give us a call. Bye.

Hey, Geoffrey. I just wanna apologise.

This is a restricted parking area, madam!

I'd no intention of leaving a pleasant message. Call me. OK?

(QUIETLY) Shit.

Sit down.

-You do not hang up on me. -Kerry, what are you doing here?

I hear Stella's already caught one of your targets.

Yeah, she had a bellyful of heroin. Probably saved her life.

Oh, what do you think these kids are smuggling, Lawson?

Lollies?

If you blow a federal investigation like this,

they are gonna shit all over you.

-You'd let 'em through? -Doesn't matter what I think.

Who cares what we think?

The Feds were gonna let these five go and then they'd catch the supplier

and then you save thousands of kids.

Yeah, right, what's five kids? Nothing, hey?

That is how you stop them.

I think it's better for these kids

to serve time in an Australian jail than the death penalty overseas.

Well, the Feds and the Drug Squad, they're on their way, mate.

-So let 'em come. -Oh, yeah.

Well, when they do come, you're gonna need me here.

-Chelsea! -Michael!

-Oi! Hey! -Michael! He's up the escalators.

-Go! Go! Go! -Chelsea!

Oi!

Where do you think you're going, eh?

We're here to help you. Do you know how many balloons you swallowed?

-(THWACK!) -Ahhh! Ahh!

Ahhh!

-Move! -(TYRES SQUEAL)

(ENGINE REVS, TYRES SCREECH)

Lawson, Stella's been attacked on Level 1 car park. They got the girl.

All members to the car park immediately.

Oi, oi, oi. You just stay here with me.

Police! Stop!

Wait!

(CAR TYRES SCREECH)

-Stop! -(TYRES SCREECH)

Get back! Get... I said get back!

Get up! Get into the car!

-Stay back! -I'm moving back.

-Move! -OK, I'm moving. Moving.

Get back in the car! Get down! Now!

Put the gun down!

I'll shoot! Put it down!

(TYRES SCREECH)

They've got the target. Level 2 car park, north entrance.

Two offenders, both carrying handguns. Armed and dangerous.

Copy that. Got the visual.

Now approaching from south-west stairwell.

Police! Open the doors. Turn the car off!

Stop the car!

Stop the car now!

Pull over!

Josh, let go!

(TYRES SCREECH)

Michael, let's go!

Move it! Come on!

Stella! Stella.

You OK? You OK?

Huh? Let's have a look at me.

Leon, we need a paramedic up here right away. Car park, level 1A.

JOSH: I'll drive.

LAWSON: (ON RADIO) Josh, get to the exit now!

(TYRES SCREECH)

Oi! Lawson, the kid's heading towards you.

(TYRES SCREECH)

Josh. Josh!

-Stay where you are! -Don't move!

(ALL YELL COMMANDS)

Hey! Turn around and face the front!

Hands outside the car.

Open the door nice and slow.

-Crawl out. -Crawl out onto the ground.

-Crawl out. -Crawl out.

Now crawl along the ground. Along the ground.

-Hands behind your back. -Hands behind your back!

-Now! -Lie down on your stomach.

Hands behind your back! Caleb, get out of here!

Hands behind your back!

-Caleb! -Get out and get on the car.

OK, arms behind your back.

(CLICKS HANDCUFFS)

I'm sorry.

OK, make a fist.

Can you just remind them they need a DoCS representative

at the interview, though, alright?

-LEON: Onto it now. -Hey?

My boyfriend's getting on a flight.

-And what's your boyfriend's name? -Brent Rigby.

Leon, check on a name - Brent Rigby.

Brent Rigby's flight departed three minutes ago.

Unfortunately, the flight left. He's gone.

(WEEPS)

I want my mum!

I'll bring your mum

and I'll bring Caleb down to the station this afternoon.

-What will happen to me? -Well, you're a juvenile, OK?

The magistrate will take that into consideration.

What will happen to Brent when he arrives in Singapore?

I don't know.

Let's just take it one step at a time, OK?

OK?

All yours.

Get some photos before you clean her up, alright?

Hey.

I'm keeping the suit.

-You still here? -Oh, on my way out.

Just, er, cleaning up my desk a bit.

Right.

Er, look...er, Leon, you know...

You know, this morning and I....

-Don't worry about it, Kerry. -..was a bit too...

You were right about some things. Oh, yeah?

Yeah, I, um...found a year-old yoghurt in my drawers.

-(LAUGHS) -(LAUGHS)

Anyway, I'm just gonna clean up under my desk

and then I'll call it a night.

Oh, and there's a package waiting for you at reception.

Oh. Good.

See ya.

You know, this transition from slob to professional, it just...

..way too fast.

It doesn't suit you.

Copy that.

(LAUGHS)

Touche.

Is it your birthday?

Er, no. It's, er, my divorce, actually.

Today we reached the best outcome.

And it wouldn't crack your face to admit it.

Oh, Lawson...I'm never wrong.

But I'm always, er, happy to listen to your arguments.

Hey! Hey! Hang on just a sec.

Glen. Yeah, hi. It's Kerry.

Yeah, no, it was good to see you at the airport today.

I just wanna say that if you lay any more shit on my team,

you're gonna hear about it in the papers, understand?

Yeah. Yeah.

OK, I'll look forward to that beer.

See ya.

Thank you, Kerry.

Have a good night, Kerry.

(DIALS NUMBER)

Hi, Geoffrey.

Yep. I got it.

-See ya. -'Night.

Take one last look.

-See ya, fairy. -Catch ya, ya moll.

Did you get onto the hospital about that girl? Is she OK?

Yeah, they pumped her stomach

but there's major internal damage.

She'll eventually end up in a prison hospital.

Have you got someone to stay with you tonight?

You oughta watch you don't have a concussion.

-I'm fine. -(CAR HORN BEEPS)

Thanks, Shannon, for asking.

Right.

Let me go. Take them off. Please?

-Say please again. -(LAUGHS)

Beg me this time!

Please?

Where are the keys?

I think you'll find I hid them in a very interesting place.

-Oh. (LAUGHS) -(LAUGHS)

Go on. (LAUGHS)