Sorry about the dirt, mate, I was in the outback. I’ll give her a wash up on the weekend.
Are we going on a safari, commander?
Down here we call it going bush. I do it on the weekends. 'Roo-bar on the front, snorkel for crossing streams. I got a radio...
To call for help when you get lost?
Care to give her a try, commander?
Oh, we drive on the left. Might be a bit much for you, especially after the long flight.
I slept most of the way. (He takes the keys, and opens the passenger side door.)
Wheel’s on the other side, mate.
I know that. I’m opening the door for you.
Better fasten your seatbelt, Bud. Driving on the left side takes a bit of getting used to.
Begging your pardon, sir, but in Australia, we drive on the left hand side of the road.
(Mic rolls his eyes.)
(Mic shows him his ID.)
(Harm drives through, still on the right.)
That’s my spot up ahead, between those two cars, mate. Better let me park it.
I think that would probably be a good idea, sir.
I’ll give it a try. (He proceeds to park the car perfectly. He gets out.) My stepfather had a cottage in the Bahamas, that’s where I learned to drive. (He throws to keys to Mic and walks away.)
Sir, don’t they drive on the left hand side of the road in the Bahamas?
Why didn’t somebody from his ship identify the body?
Harbour sharks had a feed on him.
There are sharks in the harbour?
It’s Australia, mate. There’s sharks in the bathtub.
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