If she's not psychotic she's a stalker, and if she's not a stalker she's a CIA operative.

Did she mention that she had a bad drug problem? She had a breakdown here.

She's in a phone booth off Route 173.

- She's in a stable condition, sir. - Thank you.

whether she was obsessive-compulsive, or whether she didn't have a personal life, who knows?

She's impossible. I don't know who she's talking to, what she's saying.

Mm. Uh, look, I'm a little confused. Is she...

- is she applying for a job with you? - No.

- Or maybe, just maybe, she's a succubus. - What's that?

Yes. That's how I knew that she was a Delacroy employee and that she was fired.

- She knows what she's talking about. - That's debatable.

She's running away now? Why is she running away?

- She had to be hospitalized. - No, she didn't mention that.

Listen, if there's an 85-year-old lady in a walker and she's a terrorist,

Clearly a mental case. Hospital said she had more pills in her than a pharmacy.

(Hemmings) I'm surprised she's there. She should be in drug rehab.

She said she knew what the computer glitch was. Now it'll be a couple of days before we can find out.

So... what's she gonna do?

She didn't seem that crazy.

Like a good, dedicated employee, she sent an email to C.E.O. James Hemmings.