Summary:
In a tense exchange, two fraudsters, John P. Hess and Omar Fitzgerald, scramble to pacify a skeptical victim, repeatedly assuring that millions will land in their accounts by Monday. The victim grows wary, questioning the stalled €900 million transfer and the delays with an escrow account. Amidst mounting pressure from multiple fronts, John frantically insists the money is “a done deal,” swearing on his life that all will be resolved. As frustrations simmer and assurances turn desperate, the fragile scheme begins to unravel, leaving all parties teetering on the edge of mistrust and ruin.

The phone call:
John P. Hess: I’m giving over a voice statement and I have to pay next week.
VICTIM: What amount is that John did he did he confirm it’s the €900M.
John P. Hess: yes
VICTIM: That’s outstanding
John P. Hess: yes
VICTIM: So obviously he’s up to something because he he would if he if he wasn’t up to something he’d talk freely.
John P. Hess: I have it sorted. I don’t understand this.
VICTIM: And the other the other Dion is sending um that 44M to the Escrow account.
John P. Hess: Isn’t it it should be done already and now and now I’ve got Anna asking me every five minutes and also is there any progress is there any progress is there any progress I’ve got things in place we will we will have the money Monday afternoon.
VICTIM: Which money?
John P. Hess: The one million plus the 40 grand.
Omar Fitzgerald: my prize is to get this damn thing done and pay so I can clean up this mess that’s it.
John P. Hess: I have a guy who flew over the day before yesterday, John Hoskins yes. I have somebody there there. There’s no hiding from me. I would welcome an investigation because then everybody will know where I’m standing from. I will have that money by Monday morning. But I promise you on my life we will have our money on Monday it is a done deal for Monday!
Omar Fitzgerald: my prize is to get this damn thing done and pay so I can clean up this mess that’s it.