ANNOUNCER: Qualifying heat one has ended. → 旁白：第一場預賽已經結束咗。
WOMAN: Jimmy, Jimmy, over here, over here! → 女人：Jimmy，Jimmy，呢邊，呢邊！
Will the next drivers in heat two please start their engines? → 下一組第二場嘅車手請啟動引擎。
MAN: Look at the pole, Jimmy. → 男人：睇吓個桿位，Jimmy。
Green flag, green flag. → 綠旗，綠旗。
This is Jimmy. → 呢個係Jimmy。
I'm coming to the pits. → 我入緊維修站。
Get ready for a fast one. → 準備好快啲。
Come on! You're going to cost me the pole! → 快啲啦！你會害我冇咗桿位㗎！
Go, go, go! → 去，去，去！
Jimmy's dead-sticked. → Jimmy死咗火。
Let's go get him, guys. → 我哋去搵佢，兄弟。
( screaming ) → （尖叫聲）
Grand Prix Miami. → 邁阿密格蘭披治大賽。
What do we got? → 有咩情況？
Chris Petrie, 26 years old. → Chris Petrie，26歲。
Fuel man on American Spirit pit crew. → 美國精神車隊嘅加油員。
Died during qualifying run. → 喺預賽期間死咗。
Okay. How is that unusual? → 好。有咩咁唔尋常？
Crew chief said it was a regular pit stop-- by the book. → 車隊主管話係正常嘅維修站停靠——跟足程序。
Okay, so let's process the pit and the car. → 好，咁我哋處理吓個維修站同架車。
What do you know about the driver? → 你對個車手有咩了解？
Jimmy Hutton. → Jimmy Hutton。
He's missing in action. → 佢失蹤咗。
Blew the qualifying, then blew out of here. → 搞砸咗預賽，然後就閃咗人。
No one seems to know where he is. → 似乎冇人知佢喺邊。
Well, that's not by the book, is it? → 嗯，呢個唔跟程序喎，係咪？
There was fire in the pit, Alex. → 維修站有火，Alex。
Burns extend into the subcutaneous tissue-- third degree. → 燒傷延伸到皮下組織——三級燒傷。
This boy got cooked. → 呢個仔俾人烤熟咗。
And it also means he burned for a while. → 仲代表佢燒咗一段時間。
Not surprising. → 唔出奇。
Hot engine, thousands of gallons of gasoline. → 熱引擎，幾千加侖汽油。
What is more surprising is they use methanol which is safer than gas and has a higher flashpoint, doesn't it? → 更出奇嘅係佢哋用甲醇，呢樣比汽油安全，閃點又高，係咪？
Wasn't any safer for you, was it, sweetheart? → 對你都唔安全啫，係咪，甜心？
How did this happen? → 呢件事點發生㗎？
More importantly, why did this happen? → 更重要嘅係，點解會發生？
Methanol can be put out with water. → 甲醇可以用水撲熄。
This water hose should have worked. → 呢條水喉應該有用先係。
What time did you pronounce? → 你幾時宣布死亡？
Officially, we haven't. → 官方嚟講，我哋未。
You the paramedic? → 你係救護員？
John Leary, Miami track doctor. → John Leary，邁阿密賽道醫生。
Pronounce at the hospital. → 喺醫院宣布。
I've got an ambulance standing by. → 我有架救護車喺度候命。
Doctor, this man's already dead. → 醫生，呢個人已經死咗。
Still, he's going to the hospital. → 都係要送佢去醫院。
That's the way it's always been done. → 一向都係咁做。
So you can say there's never been a death at a track. → 咁你就可以話賽道從未出過死亡事故。
Bet that makes you look good. → 肯定令你睇落好威。
It's not about me. → 唔關我事。
It should be about him. → 應該係關佢事。
LEARY: Is there a problem? → LEARY：有問題咩？
Something seems to be obstructing this. → 似乎有啲嘢塞住呢度。
Track's a dangerous place. → 賽道係危險地方。
Equipment breaks down, people make mistakes. → 設備會壞，人會犯錯。
I think we will both agree, Doctor, that this doesn't belong here, does it? → 醫生，我諗我哋兩個都同意，呢樣嘢唔應該喺呢度，係咪？
Like I said, accidents happen. → 我話咗，意外會發生。
That's quite true. → 好啱。
But so, so does murder. → 但係，謀殺都一樣會發生。
♪ Yeah! ♪
Captioning sponsored by CBS, C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS Captioning sponsored by CBS, C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS ♪ We don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ Don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ No, no! ♪ → 字幕由CBS、C.S.I. PRODUCTIONS贊助 ♪ We don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ Don't get fooled again ♪ ♪ No, no! ♪
( shutter clicking ) How are we doing? → （快門聲）點樣呀？
Hundred ways to die in the pit. → 維修站有上百種死法。
True, Eric, but only one of them killed our guy. → 係，Eric，但得一種殺咗我哋條仔。
So, Speed, the fire hose, please. → 咁，Speed，條消防喉，唔該。
Take a look at it. → 睇吓佢。
Caliph, the autopsy. → Caliph，驗屍。
I'll process the vic and his clothing. → 我會處理死者同佢嘅衫。
Thank you. And Eric, the car and our missing driver. → 多謝。Eric，架車同我哋失蹤嘅車手。
Let's look into that. → 查吓呢樣。
Okay, I'm on it. → 好，我搞掂。
Excuse me. Yes, ma'am? → 唔好意思。係，小姐？
Are you in charge here? → 你係呢度負責人？
Well, I'm in charge of the investigation. → 嗯，我負責調查。
You are? → 你係？
Haley Wilson. → Haley Wilson。
I own Team American Spirit. → 我係美國精神車隊嘅老闆。
So, our victim is your employee. → 咁，我哋嘅死者係你嘅員工。
Chris, yes. → Chris，係。
He was like family to me. → 佢對我嚟講好似家人。
How soon do you think you can clear this up? → 你覺得幾時可以搞掂呢件事？
I need the pit for practice. → 我需要個維修站嚟練習。
You see, the problem with the pit, ma'am, is that it's now a crime scene. → 小姐，問題係個維修站而家係犯罪現場。
Do you think we could talk away from here? → 我哋可唔可以離開呢度傾？
Sure. → 好。
Calleigh, when you're done admiring the wax job, we've got a car to process. → Calleigh，你睇完個打蠟效果之後，我哋有架車要處理。
Just savoring the moment. → 只係享受吓個時刻。
I know what you mean. → 我明你講咩。
These jam cars are the most sophisticated vehicles you'll see besides the space shuttle. → 呢啲賽車係除咗穿梭機之外最精密嘅車。
I didn't know you were a race fan. → 我唔知你係賽車迷。
Oh, I'm not. → 哦，我唔係。
I like a car just for itself, not for how fast it goes compared to other cars. → 我鍾意一架車係為咗佢本身，唔係因為佢比其他車快幾多。
Are you kidding me? → 你講笑呀？
Racing is one of the only pure sports left. → 賽車係淨低嘅純粹運動之一。
The fastest guy around the track wins. → 最快嘅人繞場一圈就贏。
No if, ands or buts. → 冇如果、同、或者但。
With the exception of Jimmy Hutton. → 除咗Jimmy Hutton。
He hardly ever wins, but he's very cute. → 佢好少贏，但係好靚仔。
He's also missing in action. → 佢仲失蹤緊。
Really? → 真係？
What I don't understand is, I mean, if the guy burns up in the pit nobody's around to see it? → 我唔明嘅係，如果個仔喺維修站燒死，冇人見到？
It's the methanol. → 係甲醇。
Yeah, it burns clear. → 係，佢燒起嚟係透明。
It's invisible flame. → 係隱形火焰。
Well, we have two parts of the fire triangle-- fuel and oxygen. → 我哋有火三角嘅兩部分——燃料同氧氣。
So, that leaves the heat source. → 咁，就剩低熱源。
So, who do you think provided the spark? → 咁，你覺得邊個提供火花？
Anyone in the pit crew. → 任何一個維修站團隊嘅人。
Got six guys, ten seconds. → 有六個人，十秒鐘。
The jack man plugs in the air hose, jacks a spark against the pavement. → 千斤頂佬插氣喉，千斤頂撞到地面出火花。
Got the tire changer, he swaps the rubber, exposes the hot brake pad. → 有換胎佬，佢換橡膠，暴露熱嘅剎車皮。
The fuel man, our victim, locks in the fuel nozzle. → 加油員，我哋嘅死者，鎖實加油嘴。
If he doesn't ground the line, it can cause a static discharge. → 如果佢冇接地條線，可以引起靜電放電。
A hundred ways to die in the pit. → 維修站有上百種死法。
You see the logos on the drivers, the cars and the stands? → 你睇到車手、車同看台上嘅標誌未？
The sponsors run this show. → 贊助商控制呢個騷。
They decide who plays and who sits on the sidelines. → 佢哋決定邊個玩、邊個坐冷板凳。
Mrs. Wilson... → Wilson太太……
Ms. I haven't had a top five finish all season. → 小姐。我成個賽季都冇入過前五名。
I need a win tomorrow, which means I need my pit now. → 我聽日需要贏，即係我而家需要個維修站。
I understand. → 我明白。
I am looking to talk to your driver Jimmy Hutton. → 我想同你嘅車手Jimmy Hutton傾吓。
I don't know where he is. → 我唔知佢喺邊。
I find that hard to believe. → 我好難相信。
He's not right; he's emotional. → 佢唔妥，佢好情緒化。
The last thing he needs is an interrogation the day before a race. → 比賽前一日審問佢係最唔需要嘅嘢。
Yeah, I don't think you understand. → 係，我唔覺得你明。
There's not going to be a race if I don't figure out what happened here. → 如果我唔搞清楚呢度發生咩事，就唔會有比賽。
Look, my driver just blew a quarter-of-a- million-dollar engine. → 睇吓，我個車手啱啱整爆咗個值廿五萬美金嘅引擎。
I think we will both agree it's very difficult to do these with the best engines in the world, right? → 我諗我哋兩個都同意，用世界上最好嘅引擎都好難做到呢啲嘢，係咪？
Exactly, and it's even harder to put a new one in by tomorrow, so, if I knew where he was, you'd hear me screaming from there right now. → 啱，聽日之前裝個新嘅仲難，所以，如果我知道佢喺邊，你而家就會聽到我喺嗰度尖叫。
All right, here's the deal. → 好，咁樣。
Continue preparing for the race, but do not in any way prevent my team from doing their job, understood? → 繼續準備比賽，但係唔好以任何方式阻礙我嘅團隊做嘢，明唔明？
Done. Good. → 搞掂。好。
Will I see you at the memorial? → 我會喺悼念活動見到你？
The what? → 咩話？
The memorial for Chris, your fuel man. → Chris嘅悼念活動，你嘅加油員。
Chris, right. → Chris，係。
Yes, he's family, remember? → 係，佢係家人，記得嗎？
WOODS: Burns are confined to the facial maxillary. → WOODS：燒傷局限喺面部上頜。
Distal extremities of the arms. → 手臂遠端。
Hands went first. → 手先燒。
Then he put them to his face-- wicked up like a candle. → 然後佢將手放上塊面——好似蠟燭咁燒着。
A human torch. → 人肉火炬。
Thought those fire suits were supposed to protect them. → 以為啲防火衫應該保護到佢哋。
They are. → 係㗎。
Fire-resistant material is guaranteed for 12 seconds at 1,300 degrees Fahrenheit. → 防火物料保證喺華氏1300度下頂12秒。
It's a triple redundancy, and I know that he was wearing his safety gloves. → 係三重保護，我知佢有戴安全手套。
Okay. → 好。
Then how do you explain this? → 咁你點解釋呢個？
I'm seeing particulate matter melted into the skin. → 我見到微粒物質熔入皮膚。
Well, that shouldn't have happened. → 嗯，呢個唔應該發生。
The fabric carbonizes when it's heated up, but the heat's supposed to stay on the outside of the glove. → 布料加熱時會碳化，但熱力應該留喺手套外面。
Sounds like an accelerant was involved. → 聽落似有助燃劑。
It would have to be an accelerant that would burn hot enough to go through fire-resistant material. → 一定要係一種夠熱到可以穿透防火物料嘅助燃劑。
Got one in mind? → 諗到邊種？
I don't, but the Mass Spec might. → 我冇，但質譜儀可能有。
ANNOUNCER: Next up, seven qualifying laps for tomorrow's race. → 旁白：下一項，聽日比賽嘅七圈預賽。
It's like I told the detective. → 我同個探員講咗。
Pit stop went just like clockwork-- in and out, nine point eight. → 維修站停靠好似時鐘咁準——入同出，9.8秒。
I just, uh, I still can't believe what happened to that kid. → 我只係，仲係唔信嗰個仔發生咩事。
Hey, I'm the one who hired him six months ago, straight out of MIT. → 喂，係我六個月前請佢，啱啱喺MIT畢業。
So, your fuel man was an engineer? → 咁，你個加油員係工程師？
You bet. → 梗係。
I mean, most of these boys here got advanced degrees-- mechanical engineering, aerodynamics. → 我意思，呢度大部分仔都有高級學位——機械工程、空氣動力學。
You know, it's all about, uh, it's all about squeezing-- squeezing that extra bit of performance out of the car. → 你知啦，全部都係關於榨取——榨取架車嘅額外性能。
These guys don't look too broken up about what happened this morning. → 呢班人睇落唔係好傷心今朝發生嘅事。
Well, you don't train, you lose your edge. → 嗯，唔訓練就會失去狀態。
I mean, a tenth of a second in the pit costs you three places in the race. → 我意思，維修站慢零點一秒就會喺比賽輸三個位。
Anyhow, look, this is, uh... this is, this is Chris. → 無論如何，睇吓，呢個係……呢個係Chris。
I mean... it's what he wanted. → 我意思……呢個係佢想要嘅。
It looks like he wasn't the only one. → 睇嚟唔止佢一個。
"Win at all costs." → 「不惜一切代價贏。」
It cost him his life. → 佢付出咗生命。
Look, that's not my idea. → 睇吓，呢個唔係我嘅主意。
That's just the boss. → 只係老細。
I mean, she's, uh... you know, she's a hard-ass. → 我意思，佢係……你知啦，佢好硬頸。
She comes around here with those speeches of, uh, teamwork, rah-rah-rah. → 佢嚟呢度講啲團隊精神嘅演講，啦啦啦。
But, uh, what I got to ask is where is she when a kid dies, you know? → 但係，我要問嘅係，一個仔死咗嗰陣佢喺邊，你知嗎？
It sounds like you got a morale problem. → 聽落你哋有士氣問題。
No, what I got is a blown engine and 24 hours to get the new one ready for race day, so, uh, I'm out of here, all right? → 唔係，我有嘅係一個爆咗嘅引擎同24個鐘頭裝新嘅準備比賽，所以，我走先，好嗎？
Joey? → Joey？
I got your call. → 我收到你電話。
What was so important? → 有咩咁重要？
Well, there's a 22-millimeter socket missing from this. → 嗯，呢度唔見咗個22毫米嘅套筒。
That's the same size as the one H. found in that fire hose. → 同H.喺條消防喉搵到嘅一樣大。
Whose toolbox is this? → 呢個工具箱係邊個嘅？
Chris Petrie... our victim. → Chris Petrie……我哋嘅死者。
Look, I'll print the workbench and the toolbox. → 睇吓，我會印個工作枱同工具箱。
You'll probably find most of the crew's prints on that. → 你可能會搵到大部分團隊嘅指紋喺上面。
Well, while you're at it, you might want to figure out where that came from. → 嗯，你做緊嘅時候，或者想查吓呢個嚟自邊度。
Looks like a heel print. → 似係腳跟印。
But supplemented. → 但係有補充。
Nah, that's a racing boot. → 唔，係賽車靴。
They have extra insulation in the heel to keep the feet from burning up. → 佢哋腳跟有額外隔熱層防止對腳燒傷。
We're looking at somebody on the race team. → 我哋睇緊車隊入面嘅人。
No, not "somebody"-- there's only one person on any team that where's that shoe. → 唔係「人」——任何車隊得一個人着嗰對鞋。
It's the driver. → 就係車手。
Alexx... → Alexx……
Not now. → 而家唔得。
Jimmy Hutton. → Jimmy Hutton。
Whoo. → 嘩。
You do realize that he's won the least amount of races on the circuit. → 你知唔知佢係成個賽季贏得最少比賽嘅車手？
Didn't know. → 唔知。
And don't care. → 亦都唔在乎。
( laughs ) Does your husband know about this? → （笑）你老公知唔知呢件事？
We have a "look, don't touch" rule. → 我哋有條規矩叫「睇得唔摸得」。
He's taller than I expected. → 佢比我預期中高。
Maybe guiltier, too. → 可能仲有罪疚感。
What? → 咩話？
Radio car just stopped him doing 120 heading out of state. → 警車啱啱截停佢，佢以時速120英里想離開本州。
Jimmy? → Jimmy？
Yeah. Oh, no, no, no. No. → 係。噢，唔係，唔係，唔係。
Not-not Jimmy. → 唔係Jimmy。
Yes. → 係。
So, Jimmy... → 咁，Jimmy...
a member of your pit crew dies and you go on a joyride. → 你車隊嘅加油員死咗，你就走去兜風？
I went for a drive; that's what I do. → 我去揸車咋，呢個係我嘅習慣。
Look, I've been into the wall 180 miles an hour. → 聽住，我試過以180英里時速撞牆。
I've broken more bones in my body than I can count. → 我斷過嘅骨多到數唔晒。
But fire... it's worse than any crash. → 但係火...比任何撞車都恐怖。
It's bad luck. → 真係黑仔。
Seems like you've had a lot of bad luck lately. → 睇嚟你近排黑仔嘢都幾多。
Arrest for assault, drunk and disorderly in half a dozen cities. → 喺幾個城市因為襲擊、醉酒鬧事被捕。
Yes, and two weeks ago, you attacked your fuel man Chris Petrie, didn't you? → 係，兩個禮拜前，你仲襲擊咗你嘅加油員Chris Petrie，係咪？
The guy was a loser. → 嗰條友係個廢柴。
Well, now... → 而家...
he's a dead loser. → 佢係個死咗嘅廢柴。
Better him than me. → 好過係我死。
You know, he cost me three-tenths of second in Denver. → 你知唔知，喺丹佛佢累我慢咗零點三秒。
That's a 150 grand of my contingency money. → 我冇咗十五萬應急錢。
Three-tenths of second. → 零點三秒咋。
You are a humanitarian. → 你真係有人道精神。
Look, I didn't want him dead, just off the team. → 聽住，我唔係想佢死，只係想佢離開車隊。
You got your wish. → 你如願以償啦。
I need your racing shoes. → 我要你對賽車鞋。
No way. → 冇可能。
I have a warrant. → 我有搜查令。
Look, you wouldn't take Michael Jordan's lucky shorts the day before a game. → 聽住，你唔會喺比賽前一日拎走Michael Jordan嘅幸運短褲㗎。
I would if they were evidence. → 如果係證物我就會。
You can't do this. → 你唔可以咁做。
I have race a tomorrow. → 我聽日要比賽㗎。
Jimmy, there is a distinct possibility that you don't. → Jimmy，好大可能你聽日唔使比賽。
I want the shoes. → 我要對鞋。
( indistinct voices ) → （模糊對話聲）
We got a problem. → 有問題。
What's that? → 咩問題？
Jimmy's racing boot... it doesn't match the print we found inside the team's truck. → Jimmy嘅賽車靴...同我哋喺車隊貨車入面搵到嘅鞋印唔吻合。
Are you sure? → 你肯定？
Yeah. The print's a size nine. Jimmy's a ten and a half. → 係。鞋印係九號。Jimmy着十號半。
Somebody else was in front of Chris Petrie's locker. → 有人喺Chris Petrie嘅儲物櫃前面出現過。
So we've got 20 teams, 20 drivers, and now 19 suspects. → 咁我哋有20隊車隊，20個車手，而家得返19個嫌疑犯。
Maybe not. → 可能唔係。
I ran a trace on the print matrix. → 我分析咗鞋印嘅物質。
Hydrocarbons with detergent additives. → 含有清潔劑添加劑嘅碳氫化合物。
Motor oil. → 機油。
20-50, super-high viscosity. → 20-50，超高黏度。
I'll see if it leads us to any brand names. → 我睇下可唔可以搵到牌子。
So... → 咁...
what do we do about him? → 佢點處理？
We cut him loose for now. → 暫時放佢走。
Hey. How's it coming with the samples? → 喂。啲樣本點樣？
I've got everything our human torch might've touched. → 我拎晒所有「人體火炬」可能掂過嘅嘢。
Hose, rags, floor mats. → 軟喉、抹布、地氈。
I'm putting them in these paint cans. → 我放晒入呢啲油漆罐。
That's good. That will contain any vapors until we process our mystery accelerant. → 做得好。咁可以封住啲蒸氣，等我哋化驗神秘嘅助燃劑。
Only one problem: I haven't been able to get any control samples. → 得一個問題：我拎唔到對照樣本。
Really? Did you check with the other pits? → 係咩？你有冇問過其他車隊？
'Cause I would think that they would have clean samples. → 因為我諗佢哋應該有乾淨嘅樣本。
I've been asking all morning, but, uh, no one's been jumping up to volunteer. → 我問咗成朝，但係，冇人肯自願幫手。
Well, maybe you just haven't been asking the right way. → 可能你問嘅方法唔啱。
Excuse me. → 唔好意思。
I was wondering if you all could give me a hand. → 我想問你哋可唔可以幫下手。
Anything you want. → 隨便講。
If you let me show you my car. → 如果你俾我帶你睇我架車。
I'd like that. → 我好樂意。
Thanks again for letting us use your equipment. → 再次多謝你借器材俾我哋用。
Anything to help find out who killed their fuel man. → 幫手搵出邊個殺咗佢哋嘅加油員，做乜都得。
Tell me. Do they plan to race tomorrow, Team American Spirit? → 問你，American Spirit車隊聽日會唔會比賽？
I'm really not privy to that kind of information. → 呢啲內部消息我唔方便透露。
I see. → 明白。
It would narrow the field for your team, though, wouldn't it? → 不過咁會幫你車隊減少對手，係咪？
One less team. → 少一隊。
Your Detective Salas already asked me if I am part of this attack. → 你哋嘅Salas探員已經問過我係咪同呢次襲擊有關。
If that's what you're thinking. → 如果你係咁諗嘅話。
I... I will have to take you out sometime. → 我...我遲啲要帶你出去。
Excuse me? → 咩話？
On the track, for a ride in my car. → 喺賽道上，坐我架車兜風。
Oh, I didn't know that you could do something like that. → 噢，我唔知你可以咁做。
Isn't that against the rules? → 唔係犯規咩？
Rules... → 規矩...
Rules are only good for running at the back of the grid, just like our good friend Paolo here. → 規矩只係適合排喺後面嘅車手，好似我哋嘅好朋友Paolo咁。
Now if you ever want to ride a real champion... → 如果你真係想坐真正冠軍嘅車...
I'm Ernest. → 我叫Ernest。
Pay no attention to Ernest. → 唔好理Ernest。
He-He's always trying to pass me. → 佢成日想爬我頭。
Well, I do it every Sunday on the track. Why not now? → 我逢禮拜日喺賽道都係咁做，點解而家唔得？
( laughing ) I'm sorry about that. → （笑）唔好意思。
No, not that sorry. → 唔係咁唔好意思。
I mean, it's a competition, right? → 我意思係，呢個係比賽，啱唔啱？
It's okay if you break the rules. → 犯規都冇問題。
Rules can be bent without being broken. → 規矩可以變通，唔一定要犯。
That's how you win races. → 咁先贏到比賽。
That's interesting. → 有趣。
Oil print from the boot. → 靴底嘅油漬。
Pretty high-end stuff. → 好高級嘅貨色。
Brand name is, uh, "Slick Defense." → 牌子係「Slick Defense」。
How many teams use this? → 有幾多車隊用呢隻？
Just one: Team Jeunet. → 得一隊：Jeunet車隊。
Hmm. Like the champagne. → 好似香檳個名。
Okay. I want to talk to their drivers. → 好。我想同佢哋嘅車手傾下。
Okay, I'll have Yelina bring them in. → 好，我叫Yelina帶佢哋嚟。
No need. There will be a VIP party at the Mandarin-Oriental this afternoon where they will be, and so will I. → 唔使。下晝文華東方酒店有個VIP派對，佢哋會去，我都會去。
I think you have an admirer. → 我諗你有個仰慕者。
Duty calls. → 要做嘢啦。
Lieutenant Caine. → Caine警司。
Still on the clock? → 仲喺度當值？
Always. → 永遠都係。
I hope you didn't come all this way just to talk to me. → 希望你唔係專程嚟搵我傾偈。
Well, you're worth the drive. → 你值得我專程嚟。
Can I get you a drink? → 要唔要杯嘢飲？
Some Jeunet champagne. → Jeunet香檳。
Mmm, no, thank you. → 唔，唔使，多謝。
I know how you feel-- it gives me a headache. → 我明你感受——我飲完會頭痛。
Mm. → 嗯。
But they are the hosts. → 但係佢哋係主人家。
And from what I understand, the largest sponsors in racing. → 據我所知，佢哋係賽車界最大嘅贊助商。
So are you upgrading? → 咁你係咪想升級？
I will take that as a yes. → 當你話係啦。
How does your current sponsor feel about that? → 你而家嘅贊助商點睇？
My sponsors? → 我嘅贊助商？
They're not savvy enough to know that they're second-tier, let alone that I'm leaving. → 佢哋蠢到連自己係二線都唔知，更加唔知我準備走。
And you know, it's not a done deal, and it certainly won't be if you keep coming around. → 而且，件事仲未落實，如果你成日出現，肯定會搞垮。
MAN: Hayley. → 男聲：Hayley。
Hello. → 你好。
Who's your new friend? → 你位新朋友係邊個？
Charles Jeunet, Lieutenant Horatio Caine, Miami Crime Lab. → Charles Jeunet，呢位係Horatio Caine警司，邁阿密鑑證科。
Hello, Lieutenant. Welcome to the House of Jeunet. → 你好，警司。歡迎嚟到Jeunet家族。
Charles, nice to meet champ cars' biggest sponsor. → Charles，好開心見到賽車界最大贊助商。
I hope you're not here on business. → 希望你唔係嚟做嘢。
I'm actually here to talk to your drivers. → 我其實係嚟同你嘅車手傾偈。
Does this, uh, have anything to do with the fuel man who died on Hayley's crew? → 呢件事同Hayley車隊死咗嘅加油員有關？
Well, I told the lieutenant that it was an accident covered by our policy. → 我已經同警司講過，呢單係意外，我哋嘅保險會處理。
I even suggested that he take the day off. → 我甚至建議佢放假。
I'm not sure how the victim's family would appreciate that. → 我唔肯定死者家屬會點諗。
You know what I mean? → 你明唔明我意思？
Your drivers? → 你啲車手呢？
Just look for the most beautiful women. → 搵最靚嘅女仔就得。
Why do you need to see my shoes? → 點解要睇我對鞋？
It's just to exclude you from the investigation. → 只係想排除你嘅嫌疑。
Or to include me. → 定係想入我罪。
No, in all honesty, Paolo, we're asking all of the drivers. → 唔係，講真，Paolo，我哋問緊所有車手。
Oh, my! → 噢，天啊！
What size shoe do you wear? → 你着幾號鞋？
In your country... treze. → 喺你國家...十三號。
I think size 13. → 我諗係13號。
Is that good? → 咁好唔好？
Well, it's a far cry from our suspect. → 同我哋嘅嫌疑犯差好遠。
Good. → 好。
That means we can still take that ride together. → 即係我哋仲可以一齊兜風。
Oh, no. All joking aside, Paolo, I can't socialize with you. I'm on a case. → 噢，唔好。講笑還講笑，Paolo，我唔可以同你社交，我喺度查緊案。
A case, it can't last forever. → 查案，唔會查一世㗎。
Ernest Mansfield? → Ernest Mansfield？
Yeah. Who's asking? → 係。邊個搵我？
Miami-Dade Police. → 邁阿密戴德縣警察。
You're too beautiful to be cop. → 你靚到唔似警察。
Why don't you sit down and let me get you drink? → 不如坐低，等我請你飲杯嘢？
I got a better idea, Ernest. → 我有個更好嘅提議，Ernest。
Why don't you tell me what you were doing in the American Spirit Team truck the day that Chris Petrie died. → 不如你話俾我聽，Chris Petrie死嗰日，你喺American Spirit車隊貨車入面做緊乜。
I don't know what you're talking about. → 我唔知你講乜。
What size shoe do you take, my friend? → 你着幾號鞋，朋友？
You look like you're about a nine. → 睇嚟你着九號左右。
What are you? → 你做乜？
A shoe salesman? → 賣鞋嘅？
Shoo. You're boring me. → 走開。你好悶。
So you're interested in a little excitement. → 咁你鍾意刺激啲嘅嘢。
Okay, how about you're under arrest? → 好，你被捕，夠唔夠刺激？
Excited? → 興奮未？
( sighs ) Sit him down, officer. → （嘆氣）帶佢坐低，警員。
Thank you. → 多謝。
I didn't do anything wrong. → 我冇做錯任何嘢。
You sabotaged a fire extinguisher in the American Spirit pit. → 你破壞咗American Spirit車隊嘅滅火器。
It killed the fuel man. → 搞到個加油員死咗。
What? → 咩話？
You knew if you murdered him, you could damage the team. → 你知道殺咗佢就可以打擊車隊。
Fuel men are a dime a dozen. → 加油員周圍都係。
Glorified gas-pumpers. → 只係高級啲嘅加油佬。
Why on earth would I kill one? → 我點會無端端殺一個？
Well, here's a reason. → 呢個就係理由。
You and Jimmy's first qualifying run. → 你同Jimmy嘅第一次排位賽。
Jimmy Hutton blew his engine the day after you were in his truck. → Jimmy Hutton嘅引擎喺你入過佢貨車之後第二日就爆咗。
Did you sabotage it? → 係咪你破壞嘅？
Perhaps Chris Petrie saw you do it. → 可能Chris Petrie見到你做手腳。
So you had to shut him up. → 所以你就要佢收聲。
Yeah, I'd like to see you prove any of that. → 好，我等你證明呢啲嘢。
If we find the engine, we might. → 如果我哋搵到個引擎，或者得。
Good luck. → 祝你好運。
What does that mean? → 咩意思？
Engines get taken out after every qualifying session. → 每次排位賽之後引擎都會被拆走。
That engine's probably out of the state by now. → 個引擎而家應該已經出咗州界㗎喇。
Well, if you're lucky, maybe you can buy it back for scrap. → 如果你好彩嘅話，或者可以當廢鐵買返嚟。
I feel lucky. → 我覺得自己好好彩。
Eric, let's stop all cargo trucks that are leaving the track. → Eric，截停所有離開賽道嘅貨車。
Thank you. → 唔該。
DELKO: This is Jimmy Hutton's engine. → DELKO：呢個係Jimmy Hutton嘅引擎。
HORATIO: The one that blew yesterday. → HORATIO：尋日爆炸嗰個。
DELKO: Another half hour, it would've been on the way to California for scrap and research. → DELKO：再過多半個鐘，佢就會運去加州當廢鐵同研究用。
HORATIO: Now it's on its way to our lab. → HORATIO：而家就運去我哋嘅實驗室。
Eric, you got the results? → Eric，你攞到結果未？
Yeah, they're right there. → 係，喺嗰度。
Wait a... wait a second. → 等陣...等一陣。
Are these correct? → 呢啲數字啱唔啱？
Yeah. The engine was tampered with, but it wasn't sabotaged. → 啱。個引擎俾人搞過，但唔係蓄意破壞。
So somebody actually made it perform better. → 即係有人真係令佢性能更好。
Yeah, these engines are legendary, H., but they'll blow, too, if they rev too high-- that's what the pop-off valve's supposed to regulate. Yeah, but somebody rigged this valve, didn't they? → 係，呢啲引擎好出名㗎，H.，但如果轉數太高都會爆——呢個就係洩壓閥要調節嘅嘢。係，但有人改咗呢個閥，係咪？
My money is on Jimmy. → 我賭係Jimmy。
What about Ernest? He snuck onto their truck. → Ernest呢？佢偷偷上咗佢哋嘅貨車。
No... we stay with Jimmy. → 唔...我哋繼續睇住Jimmy。
So that means we're back to the same team we started with. → 即係我哋返返去最初嗰隊。
Team American Spirit. → American Spirit車隊。
This doesn't make sense. → 呢件事唔合理。
Cheated to win the race, killed their own fuel man? → 作弊贏比賽，殺咗自己嘅油站職員？
Eric, we have a team that is at war with itself. → Eric，我哋有一隊內部鬥爭嘅車隊。
MAN: Prepare for the final qualifying heat. → 男人：準備最後嘅排位賽。
How did you get in here? → 你點入到嚟？
I can be very persuasive if I need to be, Ms. Wilson. → 如果有需要，我可以好有說服力㗎，Wilson小姐。
Well, I'm not a fan of drop-ins, Lieutenant. → 我唔鍾意人突然嚟探訪，Lieutenant。
I can take you into custody instead if that's what you'd like. → 如果你鍾意，我可以直接拘留你。
Thanks for your discretion... → 多謝你咁低調...
but I still don't know anything about the death of my fuel man. → 但我真係唔知我個油站職員點死。
You don't know anything about sweetening the engine to make the car go faster? → 你唔知有關改裝引擎令車更快嘅事？
No, I don't. Ms. Wilson, you team is at war with itself. → 唔知。Wilson小姐，你嘅車隊內部有鬥爭。
Now, which side are you on? → 你企喺邊一邊？
The side that keeps us in business. You know what? → 企喺令車隊繼續營運嗰邊。你知唔知？
That's not an answer. → 呢個唔係答案。
I got this team in my divorce. → 我離婚嗰陣攞到呢隊車隊。
My husband got the state of Utah. → 我前夫攞到猶他州。
Now, I didn't even know where a gas tank was in a car, and he thought it would be a joke. → 我連車嘅油缸喺邊都唔知，佢覺得呢個係個笑話。
He was going to sit back and laugh. → 佢諗住坐喺度睇我笑話。
Well, he's not going to laugh at me now, is he? → 佢而家笑唔出啦，係咪？
You call me, babe? → 你叫我呀，寶貝？
No, Jimmy. → 唔係，Jimmy。
Well... I... → 嗯...我...
Look, we were just finishing a conversation when you, uh... → 喂，我哋啱啱講完嘢你就...
So I take it you're staying with the team even with the change of sponsorship. → 咁即係就算換咗贊助商，你都繼續留喺車隊？
Stay? I am the team. → 留低？我就係車隊。
Jimmy...
did you rig the engine to go faster than CART rules allowed? → 你有冇改裝引擎令佢快過CART規則容許嘅速度？
No. No. → 冇。冇。
The engine blew on its own, right, Jimmy? → 引擎自己爆嘅，係咪，Jimmy？
Hey, I'm the hottest driver in the world, man. → 喂，我係全世界最紅嘅車手。
I don't cheat. → 我唔會作弊。
You don't believe me, check the engine. → 你唔信我，去check個引擎。
Sure you don't want to save me the trouble, son? → 你真係唔想幫我省返啲麻煩，後生仔？
I don't break the rules... → 我唔會破壞規則...
I bend them. → 我只係鑽空子。
Duly noted. → 收到。
Jimmy...
...you missed a button. → ...你漏咗粒鈕。
So, let me get this straight: CART wants the cars to go fast, but not too fast. → 等我搞清楚：CART想車快，但又唔可以太快。
Right. Speeds were getting out of control, so CART installed the pop-off valve. → 啱。速度失控，所以CART裝咗洩壓閥。
A turbo cranks too high, the valve releases, slows the car way down. → 渦輪增壓太高，閥門就會釋放，令車慢落嚟。
I mean, how could anyone mess with the valves? → 我意思係，點可能有人搞到個閥？
This place is guarded like Fort Knox. → 呢度守衛森嚴，好似Fort Knox咁。
Only way is to do it before the race. → 唯一方法係喺比賽前搞。
CART scrutineers hand out pop-off valves... → CART嘅檢查員會派發洩壓閥...
What'd you say? → 你頭先話咩？
Scrutineers. → 檢查員。
That's what CART calls their tech inspectors. → 呢個係CART叫佢哋技術檢查員嘅稱呼。
Well, they might; you shouldn't. → 佢哋可以咁叫；你唔應該。
The tech inspectors... they hand out the pop-off valves to the drivers the night before the race. → 技術檢查員...佢哋喺比賽前晚派洩壓閥俾車手。
Collect them right after the checkered flag. → 比賽完咗就即刻收返。
So Jimmy only had a few hours to doctor the valve. → 所以Jimmy得幾個鐘頭去改個閥。
The engine heat would've burned off most contact, so no fingerprints. → 引擎熱力會燒晒大部分接觸點，所以冇指紋。
That doesn't mean no evidence. → 唔代表冇證據。
( music playing ) → （音樂播放中）
Hey, so? → 喂，點樣？
Pop-off valve had petroleum deposits, carbon residue, and-- check that out-- superglue. → 洩壓閥有石油沉積物、碳殘留，同埋——睇吓呢個——超能膠。
Well, you put superglue in your valve before the race, going to lock up. → 比賽前將超能膠放入閥門，會鎖死。
Yeah. Explains why Jimmy's valve didn't pop off. → 係。解釋咗點解Jimmy嘅閥冇彈開。
Gets better. Over the course of the race, the engine heat melts most of the superglue away. → 仲有更精彩。比賽期間，引擎熱力會融化大部分超能膠。
And that's why Jimmy's passed inspection with flying colors. → 所以Jimmy嘅檢查先會咁完美。
Yeah, I'm going to let Horatio know that our little golden boy isn't so golden. → 係，我要話俾Horatio知，我哋嘅小金童唔係咁金。
JIMMY: I'm sick of people thinking I'm just some pretty face. → JIMMY：我好憎人覺得我只係個靚仔。
So you rigged the valve. → 所以你改咗個閥。
All the attention from the fans, the sponsors... → 所有粉絲、贊助商嘅關注...
I just... wanted to earn it... just once. → 我只係...想靠自己贏一次...就一次。
Does Hayley know about this? → Hayley知唔知？
Hayley and I don't exactly do a lot of talking when we're together, if you know what I mean. → Hayley同我喺一齊嗰陣唔係好傾偈，你明我意思。
I can guess. → 我估到。
Here's what we're going to do, Jimmy. → 我哋會咁做，Jimmy。
We're going to keep this little conversation between you and I. → 我哋會將呢段對話保密。
You're not going to tell her I'm cheating? → 你唔會話俾佢知我作弊？
Not yet. I'll let you know. → 暫時唔會。我會話俾你知。
( phone beeps ) Speed, fuel man's gloves? → （電話響）Speed，油站職員嘅手套？
The only accelerant was methanol, but, uh, I did find trace of potassium chlorate. → 唯一嘅助燃劑係甲醇，但我發現咗微量嘅氯酸鉀。
Okay, sporadic or uniform? → 好，係散落定係均勻？
Uniform. It was like the gloves were treated with the stuff. → 均勻。好似手套俾呢啲嘢處理過。
Maybe they had been. → 可能真係。
We'll follow it. → 我哋會跟進。
Find me, Speed. → 搵我，Speed。
Okay, so the gloves were treated. → 好，手套俾人處理過。
The question is how'd they'd ignite? → 問題係點樣點著？
Did you see this discoloration on the fuel handle? → 你有冇見到油槍手柄呢個變色？
Yeah, we already saw that. → 有，我哋見到。
It's consistent with a burn from an open flame. → 同明火燒傷一致。
But what about the powder on the nozzle-- I mean, couldn't that be consistent with a burn from sulfuric acid? → 但噴嘴上面嘅粉末呢——我意思係，呢個唔可以係硫酸燒傷？
Yeah, but it still doesn't tell us how you start a fire without a match... → 係，但都冇話俾我哋知點樣唔用火柴點火...
unless you're thinking exothermic reaction. → 除非你諗緊放熱反應。
Well, the acid from the nozzle meets the potassium chlorate on the gloves, you get fire. → 噴嘴嘅酸接觸手套上嘅氯酸鉀，就會著火。
Which means Chris Petrie turned into his own fuse. → 即係Chris Petrie變咗自己嘅引信。
Nasty burn. → 燒得好傷。
Yeah, I was, uh, working on the truck, spilled battery acid. → 係，我喺貨車度整緊嘢，倒瀉咗電池酸。
Battery acid? I don't think so. → 電池酸？我唔係咁諗。
I think that is the coating from the fuel nozzle that killed Chris Petrie-- that's what I think. → 我認為係油槍噴嘴嘅塗層殺死咗Chris Petrie——呢個係我嘅諗法。
Look, working with dangerous chemicals-- that's part of my job. → 喂，處理危險化學品係我工作一部分。
I mean, hell, the asbestos in-in my glove liners could give you cancer, but that's all right-- I'm old school. → 我手套內層嘅石棉都可以令你生癌，但冇所謂——我係老派。
I really don't care what OSHA says... → 我唔理OSHA點講...
and besides, uh, half the stuff in the pit'll kill you. → 而且，維修區一半嘅嘢都可以殺死你。
Yes, but one of them shouldn't be your crew chief, should it? → 係，但其中一個唔應該係你嘅車隊主管，係咪？
Are you accusing me of murder? → 你指控我謀殺？
With my reputation, murder? → 以我嘅名聲，謀殺？
I'll tell you what. → 我話你知。
You get your State's Attorney, you bring him down here, and you arrest me. → 你叫你嘅檢察官落嚟，拘捕我。
In due time, Ron. → 時機到先講，Ron。
In due time. → 時機到先講。
So, did the chief douse the fuel nozzle? → 咁主管有冇喺油槍噴嘴落藥？
We don't know yet. → 我哋仲未知。
We got less than 24 hours before the race and the whole circus moves to Mexico City. Mexico. → 距離比賽唔夠24個鐘，成個馬戲團就要搬去墨西哥城。墨西哥。
That's going to make extradition near impossible. → 咁引渡就幾乎冇可能。
Ron Elner could get away with this. → Ron Elner可能走得甩。
Crew's not cooperating. We're out of witnesses. → 車隊唔合作。我哋冇晒證人。
Okay, if the crew doesn't help us, the cars will. → 好，如果車隊唔幫我哋，啲車會幫。
Here is the last surveillance tape of the pit stop. → 呢個係維修區最後嘅監控錄影。
If the crew chief used sulfuric acid, we didn't get it on tape. → 如果車隊主管用咗硫酸，我哋冇錄到。
Nothing that proves murder. → 冇嘢證明謀殺。
The worst we can say is that he's a bad mechanic. → 最多話佢係個差嘅機械師。
How do you figure? → 點解咁講？
Look. → 睇。
Ernest passed Jimmy right after the pit stop, and that should never happen. → 維修之後Ernest過咗Jimmy，呢個唔應該發生。
Pull up Jimmy's lap times. → 放大Jimmy嘅圈速。
Jimmy's car got slower. → Jimmy嘅車慢咗。
It lost speed after the pit stop. → 維修之後速度慢咗。
The car doesn't look any different. → 架車睇落冇分別。
Little adjustments make a big difference. → 少少調整會有好大分別。
What's he doing there? → 佢喺度做咩？
Crew chief is raising the wing. → 車隊主管抬高咗翼。
I thought a high front wing was good. → 我以為前翼高係好。
Yeah, to a point, but if you tilt it too high, it actually slows the car down. → 係，到某個程度，但如果太高，反而會令車慢落嚟。
Here's the wing before the pit stop... → 呢個係維修前嘅翼...
and here it is after. → 呢個係之後。
See the difference? → 見到分別未？
So he was trying to lose? → 即係佢想輸？
Fluid dynamic sensors may tell us the whole story. → 流體動力感應器可能話到俾我哋知成個故事。
Look at the disturbance around the front wing. → 睇吓前翼周圍嘅擾流。
Jimmy tried to overcompensate for the loss of speed. → Jimmy想補償速度嘅損失。
That's what blew the engine. → 呢個就係引擎爆嘅原因。
Yes, and our crew chief was working against his own driver. → 係，而我哋嘅車隊主管同自己嘅車手對著幹。
I checked every inch of that car, and that wing looked fine. → 我check咗架車每一吋，個翼睇落冇問題。
Right, but that's because by the time you got there, you were looking at a different wing. → 啱，但因為你到嘅時候，你睇緊嘅係另一個翼。
DUQUESNE: Wings lift things off the ground. → DUQUESNE：翼係將嘢升離地面。
It's an interesting name for a car part. → 呢個名用喺車零件好有趣。
You know, these wings are mounted upside down. → 你知唔知，呢啲翼係倒轉裝嘅。
Make the car stick to the ground. → 令車黐住地面。
Downforce. → 下壓力。
These cars hit 140, they could stick to the ceiling. → 呢啲車去到140，可以黐住天花板。
That thing cost more than your car. → 呢件嘢貴過你架車。
It's on the trash heap after five laps. → 五圈之後就變垃圾。
DELKO: Well, these teams spend millions a year on R&D. → DELKO：呢啲車隊每年花幾百萬研發。
Most of these parts won't last the race. → 大部分零件都捱唔到比賽。
Like this one. → 好似呢個。
Here's Jimmy's wing. → 呢個係Jimmy嘅翼。
Okay, even if that's Jimmy's wing, how do we know it's the one the chief messed with? → 好，就算呢個係Jimmy嘅翼，我哋點知係主管搞過嗰個？
Because he left a piece of himself behind, right here. → 因為佢留低咗自己嘅嘢，喺呢度。
CAINE: Ron, we managed to lift a glove print off the wing that you loosened. → CAINE：Ron，我哋喺你鬆過嘅翼上搵到手套印。
Come on. Anybody could have adjusted that. → 唔係掛。任何人都可以調整。
Yes, but not everybody has asbestos-lined gloves, do they? → 係，但唔係個個都有石棉內層手套，係咪？
But then again, you're "old school." → 但你又話你係「老派」。
Chris Petrie caught you loosening the wing that night, didn't he? → Chris Petrie嗰晚捉到你鬆個翼，係咪？
He was going to report you. → 佢諗住舉報你。
Then your career would have been over. → 咁你嘅事業就會玩完。
So it was time for him to go. → 所以佢要走。
So, you treated his gloves... → 所以你處理咗佢嘅手套...
...then doused a little sulfuric acid on qualifying day. → ...然後喺排位賽日倒咗啲硫酸。
Then once the fire started, you made sure it wouldn't stop. → 然後火一起，你就確保佢唔會熄。
I have just one question for you, Ron. → 我淨係想問你一個問題，Ron。
Why would an "old school," competitive guy like you choose to lose? Why? → 點解一個「老派」、好勝嘅人好似你會選擇輸？點解？
I can't say. → 我唔可以講。
( piano playing soft jazz ) ( party chatter ) ( applause ) → （鋼琴演奏柔和爵士）（派對談話聲）（掌聲）
You've just missed all the excitement. → 你錯過咗所有精彩時刻。
We signed the papers. → 我哋簽咗文件。
Jeunet Champagne is going to become the exclusive sponsor of American Spirit. → Jeunet Champagne將會成為American Spirit嘅獨家贊助商。
So your plan... your plan worked out. → 所以你嘅計劃...你嘅計劃成功咗。
What do you mean? → 你咩意思？
Losing to win. → 輸嚟贏。
That's only the half of it. → 呢個只係一半。
I had to act like I wanted to win as I was losing. → 我要喺輸嘅時候扮到好想贏。
So the plan was to get dumped by your low-rent sponsor and picked up, straight into bed with the big boys-- Jeunet Champagne-- and Ron, he had to make sure that Jimmy couldn't win. → 所以計劃係擺脫低檔贊助商，然後直接同大公司——Jeunet Champagne——合作，而Ron就要確保Jimmy贏唔到。
That was the plan. → 呢個就係計劃。
Ron broke the law, not me. → 係Ron犯法，唔係我。
That's true, but you stood by while an honest man lost his life and probably the only honest man on your team. → 咁又係，但你眼白白睇住一個老實人死咗，可能係你隊入面唯一嘅老實人。
Lieutenant. → 督察。
Yes, congratulations are in order, I understand. → 係，我聽講要恭喜你。
Thank you. → 多謝。
And while I'm on the subject, good luck, Charles, finding a new crew chief. → 講開又講，Charles，祝你搵到個新車隊主管。
Excuse me? → 吓？
This afternoon we picked up Ron Elner for the murder of Chris Petrie. → 今日下晝我哋拉咗Ron Elner，佢殺咗Chris Petrie。
Charles, I thought you knew. → Charles，我以為你知㗎。
Charles, the team had nothing to do with this. → Charles，成隊人都唔關事㗎。
We have an agreement in place. → 我哋傾好咗協議。
I know. → 我知。
I'm sure this is just a bump in the road. → 我肯定呢啲只係小風波。
But, uh, I'll have to speak to my attorneys. → 但係，我要同我嘅律師傾吓先。
Well... → 咁...
Charlie, no deal, no driver. → Charlie，冇協議就冇車手。
Mr. Hutton, it's hard to race without a crew chief or a fuel man. → Hutton先生，冇車隊主管或者油站員好難比賽㗎。
My team is still available to you. → 我隊人仍然可以幫你。
What about Ernest? → Ernest點樣？
I'd bump him. → 我會踢佢走。
That's your choice. → 你自己揀。
Peace out. → 拜拜。
Jimmy. → Jimmy。
Sorry. → 對唔住。
I made you. → 我一手捧紅你㗎。
Then be proud of me, Hayley. → 咁你應該為我驕傲，Hayley。
Vroom, vroom. → 轟轟。
Hey, Ernest, Ernest, can I have your autograph? → 喂，Ernest，Ernest，可唔可以簽個名俾我？
( camera shutter clicks ) GIRL: Look, it's Jimmy Hutton! → （相機快門聲）女仔：睇，係Jimmy Hutton！
( girls squealing ) GIRL: Jimmy Hutton! Jimmy Hutton! Jimmy Hutton! → （女仔尖叫）女仔：Jimmy Hutton！Jimmy Hutton！Jimmy Hutton！
Jimmy, over here. Over here, Jimmy. → Jimmy，呢邊。呢邊，Jimmy。
Jimmy! → Jimmy！
Oh, Jimmy, over here, please, please. → 喂，Jimmy，呢邊，唔該，唔該。
Here's my pen. Please, I need an autograph. → 俾支筆你。唔該，我要簽名。
Jimmy Hutton, please, please! → Jimmy Hutton，唔該，唔該！
I need an autograph. → 我要簽名。
( enthusiastic whistles ) → （興奮嘅口哨聲）
( camera shutter clicking ) Gentlemen, start your engines. → （相機快門聲）各位先生，撻匙啦。
( crowd cheering ) → （人群歡呼）
I'll be back on top. → 我會返番去頂峰。
I have no doubt. → 我絕對相信。
You want to watch the race with me? → 你想唔想同我一齊睇比賽？
I can still get into the VIP room. → 我仲入到貴賓房㗎。
Well, I appreciate the offer, but I actually have other plans. → 多謝你邀請，但我其實有第二啲嘢做。
A woman? → 約咗女仔？
A funeral? → 去喪禮？
You want to come? → 你想嚟？
Take care, Hayley. → 保重，Hayley。
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