The Waiting City
Fiona?
- Fiona?
Carlisle.
- Can you hear me?
- Yeah.
Okay, have you got everything?
I have all the documents
with me.
I hope you know what you're doing.
Absolutely.
I'm fine taking on both cases.
You have to cap this at three weeks,
not a day longer.
Okay.
Well, call me tomorrow.
No, you call me.
- Right, I'll call you. Okay.
- Bye.
What's the problem, Madam?
Well, my suitcase isn't here.
There's - there's one box on
the luggage thing, and it's not mine.
First of all, you'll have to complain
to the airlines.
We can't complain to the airlines
'cause nothing is open.
It's 12:
00 at night,and these are the only clothes
I'm wearing,
and you're telling me
that's all you can do?
What?
I am just so glad
I have her documents in my -
- Turn that off.
- Welcome to India.
Seriously, can you turn it off?
So, what are you saying?
We're at the main entrance.
Yeah, well, if there's
anything you can do
to locate the driver,
that would be great.
Okay, well, we've been waiting
half an hour.
Thanks.
You want some?
Where'd you get that?
I needed a snack.
Oh, hello.
Rupee, Madam.
It's 12:
00 at night.Shouldn't you be sleeping?
Are you hungry?
Have you got any coin, Fee?
I don't think it's a good idea
to give them money, Ben.
Good idea, good idea.
Ah, see?
He thinks it's a good idea.
You know what?
I'll tell you what.
If you can find my car,
I'll give you 50 rupees.
- Okay, no problem.
- Okay?
Find my car. Good luck.
Don't forget us.
Go on.
Mr. Bens and wife?
Yeah.
Uh, so glad you made it.
My name's Fiona.
Hello...
Uh, from the Calcutta Grand, right?
Yes, sir.
My name is Krishna.
Please be accepting my apology.
I lost my time track
traveling from my village.
Only one bag, sir?
Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Yeah, they lost mine.
- Okay, I'll just...
Okay, good work. Very good.
Okay, no, no, no.
Can we go?
Nice tunes.
Enjoying, Mr. Bens and wife?
I have a name, actually.
My name's Fiona.
Calcutta - my favorite city
in the world.
It's very nice.
Look, five people just sleeping
on the side of the road.
Baa!
Krishna!
Fee, we're here.
This guy in there is giving Krishna
a really hard time.
Sh*t.
Did you bring the...?
What, the passports?
I gave them to you, remember?
He's really tearing shreds off him.
Look.
You all right, Krishna?
Yes. Uh... My uncle.
That was your uncle?
Is he always like that?
My wife -
she just had a baby,
but my uncle is also needing me
here for work at the hotel, so...
Baby?
Congratulations.
I can be assisting you
with anything you'll be needing -
uh, tours, temples, nightclubs -
Anything.
I am trading in all of the jacks.
So you're a jack-of-all-trades.
That, too.
Okay, well, uh, we'll call you.
He needs a tip, Fee.
Is that enough?
Uh, thank you.
Nice to meet you.
No, I can't open the Debron file.
Well, can you just get him
to resend it?
Well, and make sure that he does so
before the board meeting.
Okay - no, it's all right.
I've got so much to go through.
Okay, thanks, Pete. Bye.
You want a pakora?
What?
You're so... restless.
- I'm excited.
- Me too.
Can you put the phone back?
Night.
Shine and rise!
Oh, great.
Thanks, Krishna.
Um, what brings you
to my country, Mrs. Bens?
Um, my husband's sleeping.
Oh, so-
Sorry. Sorry, Mrs. Bens.
It's okay.
You can call me Fiona.
My husband and I
and we're just waiting to take her
back home to Australia.
You have adopted a little girl?
Yeah.
Morning!
I've already gone for a jog,
I've eaten a full breakfast
down at the buffet,
I've contacted everybody at the office.
You are a machine.
Come on, they're expecting us.
Mnh-mnh!
You all right?
You okay?
I think there's something
really nasty in that pool.
Come on, you ate about five tons
of rich, greasy food last night.
It's not the food. It's the pool.
Don't interrogate me.
Drink - drink water, okay?
I'm wou- I'm wounded.
Oh, what's all this sh*t doing here?
I'm not cleaning up after you.
Sorry, Jock.
Please don't turn the hotel
into an office.
turned left back here.
It's supposed to be -
it's supposed to be walking distance.
Well, you didn't say anything
back there, did you?
Well, I didn't think of it
back then, did I, Ben?
All right.
Uh...
Yeah, sorry, mate.
Give me the map, Fee.
Give me the map.
- No money.
- Come here. Give it here.
Right, somewhere,
I think, that we -
Do you know how to read a map?
Oh, man, I need a toilet bad.
- Now? Like right now?
- Yeah, I can't hold it.
Excuse me.
Sorry. Sorry.
Excuse me.
Uh, do - do you have anything
for dysentery?
Chronic shitting?
Diarrhea?
Pbht!
Oh, running stool.
Ben!
Ben?
Ben?
Fee.
- Sh*t.
- Block your nose.
Oh, my God.
That's disgusting.
Yeah, well,
what do you reckon?
I'm just gonna - I'm -
can you catch?
Yes.
- Oh, sh*t.
- Oh, great.
Okay, okay, I'm sorry.
Run away! Run away!
Have you got the papers?
You're kidding, right?
Oh, I'm so sweaty.
Yes, do you have an appointment?
Excuse me?
Do you have an appointment?
I'm Fiona.
This is Ben Simmons.
And we're supposed to be here
this morning.
We're here to make arrangements
to pick up our daughter, Lakshmi.
Here's the visa
and the paperwork.
Yes, yes.
You need an appointment
with Didi Chatterjee.
Ask if we could see her now.
Um... Is it possible for us
to - to see Didi now?
You will need to telephone
Didi Chatterjee directly
to make an appointment.
She's your case manager.
It's just that we've come
all the way from Australia.
Fee. Fee. It's just -
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons.
Do you have us
in there somewhere?
It's just a phone call, Fee.
This is a circus.
Dhanyabad.
Thank you.
I just wanted to check
the pronunciation of your name.
It's Didi Chatterjee?
DIDl:
Yes. I'm looking forwardto meeting you.
We're looking forward
to meeting you as well.
Sorry, I didn't catch that.
Hello?
Didi?
I'm not quite sure
what happened there.
Do we have an appointment?
Fiona.
Garth, Debron have finally
agreed to negotiate.
So we need to get you
on a plane this afternoon.
We've got to set up a conference
with the elders.
This deal has got to be
completely transparent.
Can you -?
Ben, I've got it.
Can you -
can you call me back?
Hello? Didi?
Excuse me? Two weeks?
No, I don't think
that's gonna be possible.
That - that's just my other phone.
Can you -
can you hang on one sec?
Garth.
Can you hang on one moment?
Garth, I need you to, uh,
talk to Ben for a second.
Hello?
Yeah, hi, Garth.
Hello? Didi? Hello?
I think that Didi woman
just hung up on me.
Ben?
So, I finally got through
to Didi Chatterjee.
Yeah, and...?
We have an appointment
in two days.
Okay, that's good.
You feel better?
Yeah.
I was thinking of going for a swim.
I wouldn't risk it if I were you.
I don't know.
Looks clean to me.
Go on, jump in, then.
Hey.
I didn't mean to snap at you before.
I think it's just easier
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