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With the wash it totals 66,50. Thanks.
It's a pity this is your last day here.
I always enjoyed your company.
I'll miss you.
-I'll miss you too, Mr. Faith.
Can I look at you one last time?
-Of course.
I've think you've seen enough.
-You're so beautiful, Tracy.
Here is your credit card
and your receipt.
Thanks, Tracy.
Good luck with the new job.
For you a pleasant wedding anniversary.
-I will, thanks.
Come on, Buster.
Green hair? Are you nuts?
Ah, that's quick. Come on, Buster.
I'm sure I pressed the right button.
I guess we get company, Buster.
Hello?
I guess not.
Damn elevator. Come on, Buster,
let's take one of the others.
I'll be damned.
Yeah, that's what I think.
At last.
Come on Buster.
Don't you get difficult now.
Hey, it's me, Mark.
-Mark.
Yeah, how are you doing?
-Ok. Why are you calling?
I just wanted to apologize, you know,
I last night I said some things
I didn't mean and...
-Look, I'm really busy right now.
Well, I just wanted to say I was sorry.
-Can't you call back later?
I bought you flowers.
-Why did you do that?
I wanna make up.
-Mark...
Hey, open up.
-Open up?
I'm outside. I'm...
-You're what?
Surprise.
-Oh, Jesus, Mark, I...
Are you gonna keep me waiting out here
all day? Come on, I said I was sorry.
Here you go.
-Mark, you shouldn't have come.
I know, well your clothes. You're
sleeping. I mean, were you asleep?
Oops. I'm sorry.
-I...
I'm sorry, Mark.
-No, it's cool. I'm sure you are.
I didn't all, all that stuff
I just said, I was just joking,
I'll talk to ya.
I mean, what did I do wrong? Look at me.
Basically, I'm a very nice guy.
Mark, this b*tch isn't it worth, ok?
-That's your sister.
Half-sister. The cheating half.
-This obviously wasn't your lucky day.
No. And I'm not even gonna go into that,
what happened at the Millennium Building
because, you're pregnant and all.
-Ah, Jeff told me. What a horror story.
You're complaining how dull this job is.
-I take it back.
Waitress, the same, please.
-Mark, haven't you had enough?
So what? Come on, I'm fine.
-Getting drunk's not gonna help you.
You're just gonna feel sick tomorrow.
-So what? It's our day off tomorrow.
No, we're on standby tomorrow.
-That's what I call a day off.
If there's an emergency, they call us.
And I don't want you drunk on the job.
Thank you. Hey. Cheers. To the exciting
life of an elevator repair man.
Damn. I tripped.
-What?
Why can't you watch where you're going?
-Well, why can't we put on the lights?
'cause we're not supposed to be here,
It may be poisoned.
-Poisoned?
Yes. We don't want Directors dropping
dead in their chairs tomorrow now, yes?
Well, why would someone poison it?
-They wouldn't, you a**hole, I'm joking.
You are?
-Six five, come in, please.
Six five, Andy here. What's up?
-Yeah, what's your position, six five?
We're on the forty-fourth.
-An express elevators is moving up.
Yeah, well, maybe the cleaners?
-We don't got cleaners in that part.
And, all the offices should be closed.
It's just passed 24th still going up.
-We'll have a look.
Come on.
What do you think, burglars or...
-Probably just some a**hole
forgot to check in.
-Wait. It's stopped at your floor.
Yeah, yeah, we're almost there.
-Doors are opening. No-one's coming out.
Careful. We didn't see anyone come out.
F***, f***. Why can't you watch
where you're going?
I'm sorry, I just...
-It's stopped at forty.
Roger. Come on, we'll take the stairs.
Is it still on forty?
-Yes. Doors open. Subjects still inside.
Do you guys want back-up?
-No. We can handle this. Ok, ok.
Don't alarm him again.
I didn't do anything. I...
-It's going up again.
Yeah, I can see that. You guys aren't
f***ing with us down there? Not funny.
We're not!
It's stopped again on forty-four.
I'm not running up and down.
-Hey, my flashlight.
Whoa.
I'll be damned.
-Look, careful.
Don't go too far.
Hey, Andy, I don't like this.
Jesus f***ing Christ...
-What?
There's a dog down there.
-Dog? What kind of dog?
I don't know what kind of dog.
What kind of dumb question...
F***.
Help me, god dammit. Get me out!
Turn your head and wrench it out.
-I ain't f***ing Houdini!
Who's Houdini?
-Six five, what are you doing?
-He's stuck between the doors?
Come on, shouldn't we get them back-up?
Oh damn the elevator.
Jesus. The elevator. It's coming!
-What? Andy...
Gary, it's stopped.
Should I... Do you want me to...
-Where are you?
Gary?
God, help me. Do something!
The 3 express elevators have been closed
down since this morning leaving hundreds
of tourists stranded outside building.
Only people employed here can enter.
The police have not disclosed anything
about the cause of these accidents
which have killed one visitor and one
security guard. Unconfirmed rumors also
mention a dog among the victims.
We'll back soon with more information.
This is Tina reporting live
from the Millennium Building.
I don't like elevators.
Fact is, I hate them.
Anything below ten floors I walk.
-This city must really wear you out.
Do you have any idea how many people
get stuck in elevators every year? Hm?
I don't know. 100? 200? 1,000?
in this country. That's a fact.
It's too early to say that we're
dealing with a mechanical malfunction.
We have never had a problem before.
-You're very, very lucky.
People fall down empty shafts all time.
Or they get their limbs caught between
the cars. Doesn't make the headlines.
That's why you never read about it.
Tell that all to those journalists.
-This one is much more spectacular.
Decapitations don't happen that much.
They capture people's imagination.
Security reported someone in here.
Did you find any evidence for that?
The security guard, that witnessed the
accident, but he fellow's in shock.
Is barely coherent, doctors don't know,
when he'll be able to make a statement.
So, it's very possible there was some
unauthorized person in the building.
An invisible man? The video doesn't show
anybody ever entering or leaving.
Elevators can't operate by themselves.
-That's a fair assumption.
I'm no expert, but couldn't somebody
be playing with the controls?
You mean one of our employees?
-Forensics hasn't found a trace.
Bullshit. The guards can be fully
trusted. They've been with us for years.
If you say so.
-Those elevator mechanics,
when can we expect a report from them?
-Well, I figure any minute now.
Finished?
-Yeah, for now.
I got you a coffee.
-Thank you.
Is it true what they say?
-About what?
More people die in elevator accidents
than in plane crashes. -I wouldn't know.
Uncle of mine got stuck last week for
nine hours. Him and eight others.
Had to pee and sh*t in the corner. Fella
got sick, threw up all over the place.
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