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We did a full cavity search.
Turns out he had vanilla essence
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on his fingers from
a cake he was making his girlfriend.
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Doug thought the smell was cocaine.
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I thought a dog's sense of smell
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was meant
to be 10,000 times better than ours.
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I don't, um...
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I don't know if I want to keep,
like,
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you know, assuming the worst
in people.
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Well, in Vigo Larsson's case,
I'd say it was justified.
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Who's that?
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Nobody.
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I've stored some mice
for Roger in the fridge.
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And, um, if you don't like the job,
maybe...maybe don't do it.
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Yeah, it's not that easy
for everyone.
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All the same.
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Yep. Yeah. On my way.
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So planes go here to all over
the world?
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Yep.
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- Can I sit at the window?
- Yeah.
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I want to see
the houses getting teeny tiny.
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Do planes go to the North Pole?
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- Here you go.
- Thank you.
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Do they have movies in the back of
the seat?
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- Can you push your trays in?
- Yes. Step up to any empty spot.
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Sorry.
You need to take your belt off.
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Keep it moving along, please.
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- Yeah. Can you put it in more?
- Okay. Take your glasses off,
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please.
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One oat latte and one triple shot
espresso, please.
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Whoa! Triple?
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I'm not sleeping very well.
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- Cappuccino for Alex!
- Okay, spill.
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Anthony's trying
to get us to move back to Hong Kong.
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- Lionel's just settled in here.
- All right,
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I'm just gonna straight up ask.
Why did you take a job
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that's 7,000 million kilometres
away from your husband?
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It's a good career opportunity.
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You know,
my mum lives here now.
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Yeah.
Not about that, though, is it?
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No. Probably not.
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So...?
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Some stuff happened
at his company.
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He didn't do anything, but, uh,
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he oversaw the culture.
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You know, people got hurt,
and...
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It's always easier to just leave.
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It's not that simple.
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All right, listen. The girls
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and I are going to
the Palazzo Friday.
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You should come.
We'll workshop your marriage.
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Coffee for Mira.
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It's cheaper than therapy, babe.
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- What's the Palazzo?
- What's the Palazzo?
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Ghoul Slayer. Rapid Falls.
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- Oh. What about dodgem cars?
- Nah, they're for babies.
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I don't wanna go on the Ghoul Slayer.
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- Big drop. That'll be fun.
- I'm allowed to go on that?
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Yeah, you'll be fine.
You have to eat that.
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..Flight 827 to the
Gold Coast.
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Could priority guests and those
needing assistance
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please come forward for boarding.
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Hello, I'm Cath. From Austra Air.
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Can I have a look
at your boarding passes?
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Oh, fantastic. Thank you.
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And are you travelling with
your mum or dad?
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Mum's in the bathroom.
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- Is she?
- Yep.
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Okay, um, I'll just be back
with these in a tick.
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Okay, so it's Ada and Elijah Miller.
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Their tickets were booked on their
dad's credit card,
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and their mum, uh, has been
in the toilet for 20 minutes.
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So I tried the phone number
on the booking, and it's fake.
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- Divide and conquer.
- Yeah.
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My parents are
in a hotel on the Gold Coast.
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Nice.
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And they're going to be picking you
up from Gold Coast Airport.
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Yeah, they had to go up early
because there were plumbing issues.
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- Plumbing problems?
- Yeah.
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Oh? That's not very nice
for the guests.
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What's the name of the hotel?
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- It's the Golden Serpent.
- Golden Serpent?
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Wow. Very oriental.
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Do your mum and dad know
that you're here?
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Ada, do you want your mum
and dad to come and pick you up?
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I don't want to eat some water.
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How come they don't
know their parents numbers?
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When I was a kid, that was the first
thing you memorised.
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- It's not the '60s.
- Okay, more's the pity.
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I'm just going to borrow this
for a second.
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- My mum used to do this...
- Well done.
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..to my backpack.
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Now I have to do it in hers.
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Hi, this is Grace.
If you leave me a message,
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I'll get back to you as soon
as I can.
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Oh. Hello, Grace.
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It's Cath Barnes
from Victoria Airport.
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We have your children here,
Elijah and Ada.
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If you could call me back as soon
as you get this message.
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Thank you. Bye.
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Hmm. Okay, so we have to let AAP
know.
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They can keep trying Grace, and then
they can track down the dad.
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- But they'll get child protection...
- Don't call the police.
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It's okay, mate. Really.
It's all right.
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It's all right. It's okay.
Ada, you'll be fine.
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You'll both be fine.
We'll sort this out.
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Maybe we should give the mum
a bit more time to call back.
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Well, we have to let the police
know regardless.
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Yeah.
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Oh. OK.
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Go on. You go.
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They can wait in my office.
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I'm sure the mum will call soon.
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- Will our tickets get refunded?
- Well, that depends.
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On what?
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On whether your dad read the
fine print when he booked them.
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Unless, of course,
your dad didn't book them.
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Do you want to tell me
what's really going on?
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No.
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Why did she call the police?
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I'm not sure, mate. It's okay.
You're all right.
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I'm here. Yeah?
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Nothing bad's gonna happen.
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- Let's go get some lunch.
- I don't want lunch.
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I wanna go home.
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Shall we try your mum again?
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- It's all right. It's all right.
- Hi, this is Grace.
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I can't get to the phone right now.
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I don't like the airport anymore.
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I want to go home.
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- Oh, spotted. Yellow car.
- Hey, that was orange.
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Oh, it was yellowish.
Let's give it to her.
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All right. Let's add bicycles
and llamas.
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Spotted - llama and bicycle.
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All right, I'm adding a yellow
tree.
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With bananas on it
and yellow monkey.
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Yeah!
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- I'm just kidding.
- Cath?
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Oh, where are you?
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I thought Mira would get
the police involved.
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Yeah, which is
what we're obliged to do.
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- Just where are the kids?
- Kids are with me.
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They wanted to go home, and, um,
they knew their address, so...
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- Um, are you driving the kids home?
- Yep.
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- You can't do that.
- Well, Ada was quite upset there.
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So...
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The parents are separated,
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and I have got the mother here
at the airport now,
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- and she is not happy.
- Well,
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the dad's place is in Altona,
so that's where we're going.
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No, Tobias, I told you,
we have to call the authorities.
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So just bring them back.
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Look, it's quicker
to get them home now, Cath.
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I'll call as soon as we get there.
Right?
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Just keep Mira out of it.
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So you called the police
without talking to me first?
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We're here to give kids a second
chance, not bundle them up to juvie.
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You're such a hypocrite.
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If it was anyone else,
you wouldn't hesitate.
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But it's Dan. It's Dan.
Dan is taking drugs.
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He's selling drugs.
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Our home is not safe
for the other kids.
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For me, for Steph.
But you are blinded to it.
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I thought you would have a bit
more empathy.
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Fine. Turn your back on us.
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Hey, um, my sister's pretty hungry.
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Do you think maybe we could stop off
for some food?
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I think my school friend
lived there.
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Wait, wait. No.
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- Okay. What can I get you?
- Uh...
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- A sausage roll with tomato sauce.
- Okay.
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Um, a strawberry doughnut
with sprinkles, please.
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- Oh, and, uh, chocolate milk.
- Chocolate milk. Okay.
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With sauce on it.
Doughnut and sprinkles...
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It's just a misunderstanding,
Mrs Miller.
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I'm just...
I'm just calling the chaplain now.
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How could you even let my children
leave the airport?
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Give me your phone.
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My phone?
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Okay. Here you are.
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- 18.30, please, mate.
- Cath.
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Chaplain Wallace,
where are you?
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Mira?
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- Uh. Everything's fine.
- Look. It's fine.
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Are you out of your mind?
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I've got a desperate mother here
who needs to speak to her kids now.
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Of course. Yeah, I'll put them on.
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What were you thinking?
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Hello?
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Are you there?
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What is going on?
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Bring the kids back.
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Elijah!
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Ada!
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- He's on his way back.
- You said I could talk to them.
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Sorry. There was reception trouble.
But let's try again in a minute.
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No, no,
this is not good enough.
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I promise you, Grace, your children
are in very good care.
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Chaplain Wallace is a responsible
airport employee
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with all the required checks.
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My children are in a car with a
strange man
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and you can't contact him.
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Pick up, pick up, pick up!
Where's my stash?
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Where's my stash? Lis!
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How fucking dare you?!
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- Mum, I'm scared.
- Get in the car.
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It's okay.
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Seatbelt on.
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I will fuck you up for this!
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Lis!
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Elijah!
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Ada!
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Dear Lord,
please show me which path to take.
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Please guide me.
I don't know what to do.
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Dan needs my help.
I have to protect my family.
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Show me. Show me what to do.
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Elijah!
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Ada!
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So you made it to the beach
after all.
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Thanks.
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Thank you.
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Your mum thought you were
with your dad,
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and your dad thought you
were with your mum, right?
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- That's not a bad plan.
- Yeah.
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Until you messed it up.
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Well, I mean, to be honest,
it wasn't exactly foolproof.
226
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Then when was your dad going
to check his credit card statement?
227
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Where were you going to stay
on the Gold Coast?
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You're not going
to get far without money
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or a phone. Or parents,
for that matter.
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We were sick of Mum
and Dad fighting.
231
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I just wanted to take my sister
on a holiday.
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I'll tell you what.
I will give you one thing.
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I'll give you full marks
for imagination.
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I'm going to be in lots of trouble,
aren't I?
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Well, not as much trouble
as I'm going to be.
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Are you in trouble with God?
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00:17:30,631 --> 00:17:32,111
Yeah, I reckon I am.
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I don't believe in God.
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Fair enough.
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Why do you?
241
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Well, because...
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..God helps me out when I don't know
what to do or when I'm feeling bad.
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God doesn't judge.
Just like your mum and dad.
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As long as you do things
for the right reason.
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Can we go home now?
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Yeah.
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- Dad!
- Baby, baby. Come here.
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Elijah! What the hell?
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Come on, mate,
come here, come here, come here.
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Oh, I've been going out of my mind.
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Are you okay? Yeah?
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Thank you for bringing them home.
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Hey, we had an adventure.
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- They're good kids.
- Yeah. Yeah, most of the time.
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Oh, don't you guys
ever do that to me again, okay.
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I was going crazy.
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I love you so much.
Um, Grace, the, um,
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the changeover date.
You were right.
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- That was my bad. I'm sorry.
- So if our kids want to run away,
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- I think it's both of our fault.
- We weren't running away.
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I booked a return ticket.
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Joe, are you cool if maybe we have
dinner together tonight or something?
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- Oh, yeah.
- Yeah, that'd be, um. That'd be...
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- That'd be great.
- Okay. All right. I love you guys.
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- I'll see you soon.
- Love you.
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- Bye.
- Bye.
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Bye.
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I'm so sorry, Grace.
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That should never have happened.
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If anything had happened to my
kids...
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I completely understand.
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No, I don't think you do.
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I'm going to be contacting your
superior
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and filing a formal complaint.
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How the fuck could you let
that happen?
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- I'm sorry.
- There are protocols.
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The police, child protection
should have been informed.
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- I know that.
- Why does everybody here
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seem to think that Tobias can just
do whatever he wants?
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I don't.
I just... Tobias acts on impulse.
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He doesn't want
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to risk anything getting worse,
so he just jumps in.
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That's just the way he is.
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With no regard for how
that affects other people.
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- Well...
- He's just put your job on the line.
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Well, to be fair,
I should have informed the police.
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Why take the blame like that?
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Oh,
I am not losing my job over this.
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Tobias, where are you? Pick up.
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Pick up.
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Answer your phone.
Please come home, Tobias.
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We really need you.
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Tobias, pick up your phone!
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Call the police and come home.
I can't deal with him alone.
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Please, Tobias, please.
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Please, we need you,
I need you.
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Lis!
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Steph.
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Steph... Steph...
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- Get out!
- Please stop!
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Please stop! Stop, stop!
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- Sorry. I'm sorry.
- Get out!
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- I'm sorry.
- Get out!
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Dad! Dad!
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Please stop! Please stop!
Please stop!
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