Ah, the baggage.

The cases.

Baggage room.

Bagages, Monsieur.

Get the bags.

So give them rubber coated pencils.

Do you have a laminated badge, Eleanor?

I'm accustomed to having a load on, but what have you got in these bags?

Mail Pouch Unit

You see, I swapped the sachets.

Trunks on a truck.

Roger, get the bags. I'll take that. Thank you, Joe.

The bags are in the taxi.

Take the bags upstairs.

I'll take care of the baggage.

Shut up and keep packing.

Right now, put it down here, not there.

Eleanor, I'm sorry, do you have a laminated badge?

One of the suitcases is completely empty.

Oh, my God.

They spread out the contents of their sacks indoors.

Oh, wait a minute. I forgot the bags.

What you got in the bags?

Hold on, and I'll get the others up to you.

That's a piece of history, but it comes in a mathematical wrapping.

What's up with these bags?

Come on, Roger, get these bags.

Roger, Ann, get these other bags.

Packing, lastminute odds and ends.

You, take that suitcase.

And our wallets will be fat like suitcases.

I'll go start packing.

Yes. The trunks are to go by freight.

Yes. These are the checks for the large cases.

Bags are just inside the door, lady.

Does the bank ever examine purses?

Who do these bags belong to? To Prince Feisal.

I can carry those suitcases for you.

Additionally, I noticed you have a lot of designer bags.

I'm here to check out luggage. Well...

Now we fiill bags and empty them during exercise.

I just don't believe in mixing bags with pleasure.

I'll just finish packing, take a nap.

The bags are in there, and there are more in the corridor.

Shall we take these upstairs?