What is it saying? [closed]

pronunciation

Solution 1:

This is a scene from the 2015 film The Intern. The entire line is

"And your 11:00 is in the big conference room. So is your 11:10. Finance needs you, and I guess you emailed a bunch of people at 4:00 a.m. about something?

I found the film by Googling the phrase "emailed a bunch of people at 4 AM" and translating the one link that popped up from Korean. From there, I searched for subtitles for the film.

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