I missed the 3000 meters airport!
Even assuming it is a kind of a strange conversion error and he wanted to say 3000ft to make it more "American", that still makes ~1000m.
Python:
l "I'll pack the jacket in your trunk, don't worry!"
c "Got it! OK, my Benz is in the parking garage not far away! Shall we?"
c "The men carry the luggage and the ladies relax!"
c "Oh, and don't panic if you feel like you’re getting a little less air outside. The airport is 3000 meters above sea level!"
s "That's very kind of you Carl, but actually the suitcases have wheels!"
c "Doesn't matter! Besides, the damned elevator at the parking garage is damaged. And we need to get up to the 8th level using the stairs! That's where the
reserved VIP parking places are, unfortunately!"The sport car thing is clearly there with the sole purpose of Dylan sitting on Sophia, but it is really unbelievable!
But, again, there exist people like that, so attached to their vain objects to show off that they lose touch with the reality and they find normal to use a sport car to pick up a group of 4 people + luggages.
But after all it's a work of fiction, there are poetic/artistic licences everywhere if we really start to look at every line of the script, like you can find even in the best movies or novels.
The "realism" for me is more related to the fact that the story, the characters and the events are more or less coherent. The characters, Sophia in primis, are not flat but are developed along the story and you are made part of her inner thoughts and emotions, which can lead to choices that might be classified as irrational at first but that make kind of sense when they are placed in the context of the story and the inner rationale of the character.
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