Bought, Not Born — Episode 9

Mr. Carter, you do not have authorization to request an internal system audit? He doesn't. I do. Don't be nervous. If you're clean, I'll only file a complaint about your poor service Mrs. Starling, I understand your concern, but I have been in this industry for ten years and have never leaked client information.

Ten years in the industry means you've had ten years to learn how to say system error. Temporary passengers would do best not to interfere with aviation security. Relax, I won't interfere. I just like watching professionals trip over Jack's temporary pass was indeed used to query flight information.

But the scan location was not the service corps. It was in the internal office. Is this button for coffee or to launch a rocket? I admit my relationship with the coffee machine is strained, but I don't have a clone to sneak into your office to steal itineraries.

The person who duplicated the temporary pass used the admin account D. Hale. Daniel Hale, that is you. Daniel? The account could have been compromised. This wasn't me.

At the same time, your personal account received a transfer of $80,000. The payer is the PR firm for the competing hotel. Stop him. $80,000 to sell Sterling's itinerary?

Your quote on security is cheaper than your necktie. Sterling Group's long-term charter partnership with your terminal is until you complete an internal audit. Ms. Sterling, please give us another chance.

Daniel, you are suspended immediately. Surrender your access card. No, I can't lose this job. I just passed on the itinerary.

No actual damage was done. What you sold was my security. No, Mr. Carter, please say something. I'll lose my job.

I have two, no, three kids at home waiting for formula. You said earlier, knowing which path to take is good manners. Now it's your turn. Don't use the VIP lounge.

Today, the service corridor suits you.