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and then he saw the camera.
Who?
Jill's agent. Jill left but he's still
in there and he's looking up here.
I dropped the camera. I can't see him.
I don't know what he's doing.
He's left the room and he's
calling reception. We can hear it.
- Let me check...
- Sh*t!
Shut up.
- Reception. Can I help you?
- Hi. I'm in room 686.
I want to know what room
One floor up. At the end of the hall.
Oh, that's room 700.
It's not occupied.
- Is there a reason you're asking?
- What? It's not occupied?
If you'd like to take a look,
I can order a card key
- from the main office.
- Sh*t!
OK, thanks. I'm on my way.
Great. Thanks for calling.
What the...
The main office.
The first floor.
It must be... there it is.
He's coming this way.
I have to get out of here.
You can't leave your laptop and
- I'll bring them with me.
- There isn't time, Nick.
He'll be there before you reach
the door. Do as I say, OK?
Do as I say and
everything will be fine.
where the arrow's pointing.
The video camera and that suitcase.
- Everything but your laptop.
- Under the bed?
Do it.
In there.
- What's in there?
- There's a bag. Open it. Hurry!
See the two metal teeth?
The taser has a switch on the base.
It's very simple.
When the guy walks into the room,
you zap him with it from behind.
He won't even see you. When he wakes up,
he'll be in an empty room, that's all.
- I don't...
- Either that or you'll have to face him.
No offense, but he looks like more
than you can handle. It's your call.
Hello?
Hello!
What the...?
Sh*t, sh*t. Sh*t!
Quick, move that nightstand.
What is this?
The gag is for his mouth and the
cuffs on the wall are for his hands.
- What?
- He didn't see your face
and I erased you from the
hotel registry. You're clean.
But you still need to get the hell out
of there before he sounds the alarm.
This way we can make sure he stays quiet
but doesn't go anywhere when he wakes up.
- No, no, no, no, no, no.
- We don't know how long he'll be out.
What will you do if he comes to and
you're still there? Zap him again?
You know how dangerous
that would be? Do it for him, Nick.
- What if I just leave?
- I can only get you out of this
if you do everything I say. If you're
not going to, I'll sign out right now.
- OK, see ya!
- No, no, no!
Tie him up. Now.
All this stuff...
you put it here. Why?
Hurry up. Grab your laptop
and get out of there.
What about my stuff?
Come on, Nick, grab your
laptop and get out of there.
Don't shut it, you idiot! I need to
guide you so nobody will see you.
Keep it on. You have enough battery.
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