So they're just like, " Okay, we're gonna do this as fast as possible." ARI: We arrived there.

所以他们就像，“好吧，我们会尽快完成这件事。” ARI：我们到达那里了。

Picking up the story a few hours after the pills go missing ... ARI: We heard from the logistics guy.

GREG：在药片失踪几个小时后继续报道… … ARI：我们收到了物流人员的来信。

And it's only when they've fished out all of the abortion pills and tossed them into ... ARI: Three moving boxes.

GREG：只有当他们捞出所有堕胎药并将它们扔进...... ARI：三个移动盒子。

He speaks in Polish, nods, laughs a little, says " Okay." ARI: Hangs up, looks at both of us and says, it's through.

他用波兰语说话，点点头，笑了笑，说“好的。” ARI： 挂断电话，看着我们俩说，结束了。

And Yevgenia is like, " They did not arrive." ARI: So we are getting two conflicting messages about the same shipments from  both sides of the border.

叶夫根尼娅就像是，“他们没有到达。” ARI：因此，我们从边境两侧收到了关于同一批货物的两条相互矛盾的消息。

You pick it up." ARI: The only thing that he did say which made me a bit worried, he said, " Well—hey, well, maybe  not just anybody at the airport.

你把它接起来。” ARI：他说的唯一让我有点担心的事情是，他说，“嗯——嘿，好吧，也许不只是机场里的任何人。

And they tend to end on a rising intonation so I think it's called...I can't remember, it's from my linguistic days at University, something like Australian rising intonation. I think it's called ARI. I might be getting it wrong, anyway.

他们往往以升调结束，所以我认为这叫做。我不记得叫啥了，这是我在大学的时候学的，好像叫澳大利亚升调。应该叫做 ARI。不管怎样，我可能弄错了。