Man: Now I can buy
the medicines I need. |
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Porter:
You wait here. |
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You'll be called in later
if there's any work for you. |
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- You've kept us waiting for three days.
- It's not fair. |
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This time you've got to let us in. |
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I'm not the boss.
I have my orders. |
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Woman:
Then have some humanity as well. |
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Yesterday we stood out here
for five hours under that sun. |
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They called the others.
Why not us? |
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Well, looks like we're heading
for a war, Sergeant. |
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They told us to expect
troop movements. |
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What more do you want? |
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If they send me into action with
all those gorgeous females... boy! |
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Sir, can I speak to you? |
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Talking to me? |
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That's right, Captain.
I'd like a word with you. |
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Now look. I'm a sergeant,
not a captain. |
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What can I do for you,
young lady? |
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Would you please
read this for me? |
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You see, I'm not sure
if they want to take me on |
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or if it says there's nothing
for me yet. |
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