View From The Top Page #6
But, honey, it's your life.
It's your decision.
Right.
Well, I'll call you later.
I've got a flight
back to Cleveland at 4:00.
You said there were two things.
I'll take care of that.
Just skedaddle.
Don't miss that flight.
Okay. Thanks.
WOMAN:
Royalty Airlines.
Hello.
Internal security, please.
MAN:
Security.
This is Sally Weston.
blue for Christine Montgomery.
Put a ghost rider
on her next flight.
If you see any violations,
as soon as the plane
hits pavement.
-Miss Montgomery?
-Yeah?
I have to ask you
to come with me.
Why? Who are you?
Royalty Security.
Please step this way.
[ Horn honks ]
Hey, Jensen!
You were right.
I can't believe it.
I'm top of my class.
Oh, my God.
Ted, that is so great.
So get your damn coat on,
Jensen.
We're going out to celebrate.
I have to talk to you.
I flew to Dallas today.
Christine stole my test.
You're kidding.
Wow.
That's great.
When are they doing that?
Okay. Sure.
No problem.
We'll celebrate
when you get back.
The thing is,
if I do well on the test,
I might not be back.
I could get placed
in New York.
That's it?
We don't talk about it?
I come home.
You're leaving?
Well, we've always said
that Cleveland is
just a big waiting room.
For me, the waiting room was
my life until I met you.
I'm in love with you.
I can't let somebody tell me
that I've seen enough.
Not again.
Got it.
Point taken.
Ted made me feel
The problem was, I wasn't
so sure I was ready to be home.
[ Bell rings ]
Time's up.
Pencils down.
Books closed.
Be sure to put
your identification number
on the front of the exam booklet
and pass it forward.
Well, well.
Congratulations.
I just want you to know
that I was against
this retesting at this time.
That's not procedure.
But apparently,
Miss Sally Weston doesn't have
the same respect for procedure
some of us have had to.
So you'll be happy to know
you got a perfect score.
First time in seven years.
The last time was me.
So I imagine you'll have fun.
Up there.
Living out your destiny.
Must be nice.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
Mr. Whitney,
I just want you to know
I couldn't have done this
without you.
Yeah, right.
I mean it.
You are an excellent instructor.
I am?
Yes.
That's the nicest damn thing
anyone's ever said to me.
I'd say we're both
living our destiny.
You do it, Donna Jensen.
You do it for those of us
that can't.
I will.
Thatagirl.
Now you get out of here.
[ Chuckles ]
Oh, and, Donna.
Fly away.
It's a long way
out the gate
Just to glimpse your fate
Just to see
whether it all works out
And it's a long road,
a heavy load
And just let the others
walk around you, now
Up and down again,
but this time, it's different
It took some bleeding
to straighten me up again
Oh, in and out of life
At times, it was difficult
I got a new life, baby
It takes some
getting used to, but
No sign of any rain
I keep bracing
for that rain
But there's no sign of any
No obstacles in sight
I keep thinking
Oh, but there's no sign
of it
No, no sign of it
I got a new life, baby
It takes some
getting used to, but
No sign of it
No, no sign of it
Donna.
Christine.
-Hi.
-God.
Did you hear the bad news?
What?
I got fired.
Busted for stealing.
Yeah.
So I just wanted to come here
and say goodbye.
Donna.
You know, isn't it amazing
on my flight?
Well...
And another thing.
I just can't help wondering.
How does someone go
from Royalty Express
to lnternational in such
Excuse me, Christine.
I had you figured out
from day one, Donna.
What did you say?
You just couldn't stand the fact
that I was prettier than you.
That I was more fun than you.
All I did
was try to help you out.
And you stabbed me in the back.
in the back, Donna.
You switched our exams.
Well, if you're gonna nitpick.
And you left me rotting
in Cleveland
while you went
and dotted your l's
with those tacky, little hearts
in New York City.
Someone had to put you
in your place.
Little miss perfect.
"Oh, excellent, Donna."
"Way to go, Donna."
"ls it hard to get international
lines, Mrs. Weston?"
Throwing yourself
all over that stupid Ted.
You know what?
You make me sick.
Leave Ted out of this.
Just because you're pissed off
that he wanted me and not you.
Get your hands off me.
Oh, I'm scared, Donna.
What are you gonna do,
throw one of your books at me?
Don't you walk away from me.
[ Grunting ]
Ow!
Good Lord.
Out of the way, please.
Get her leg.
[ Grunting ]
You know what?
You got that fancy uniform
and that [Spits] $40 haircut!
Right to the inside!
Welcome aboard.
-Champagne or caviar?
-Nothing for me. Thanks.
Sir, champagne or caviar?
I'm fine.
Thank you.
Would you care for
some champagne or caviar?
No, thank you.
I would like a vodka
straight up, though.
Champagne and caviar.
Extra-wide seats.
And no bologna or cheese.
This was first class.
Bonne journee, madame.
Hello?
Bonjour.
Donna?
I'm in Paris.
Well, good for you.
I knew you'd get there.
Can I pick 'em
or can I pick 'em?
Rudolph, you're not tenderizing
meat, for God's sake!
thank you.
Well, don't spend all day
on the phone.
Go out and see the city.
What was I gonna write?
"I love you but I left you"?
I'll just start with,
"Paris is beautiful. "
Miss, thank you very much.
As soon as everyone takes
their seats,
we'll be ready to leave
the gate.
If we're going to be late,
I have to make a call.
Oui, oui.
-Oh!
-[ Gasps ]
-Oh, monsieur!
-Oh! Oh!
-Oh! Oh!
Thank you.
Good morning.
This is a call for Donna Jensen.
This is Jim Donahue with Royalty
lnternational scheduling.
You're on for tomorrow.
[ Beep ]
Donna, it's Joan
with Royalty lnternational.
Your schedule has been changed.
You're headed to Lisbon
on flight 432 at 1300 hours.
-You'll be back...
-[ Beep ]
You'll be on flight 643...
[ Beep ]
Donna, Jim Donahue.
[ Beep ]
Hi, Donna.
This is Joan with Royalty.
You're flying to Stockholm
via London.
That's in two weeks.
Flight 602 with Captain Hanson.
[ Beep ]
Hi, Donna.
It's Paige.
I know you just got back
from Geneva.
to Brooklyn?
We're having our Christmas
open house tonight.
Please come.
It'll be fun.
Some of the other girls
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