how best to leave? stuart mackenzie is looking for flights with his sons, robert and stuart. after 28 years of life here, he can't quite believe it. years of life here, he can't quite believe it— years of life here, he can't quite believe it. ., ., , ., ., believe it. you have this moment of, is it real? this _ believe it. you have this moment of, is it real? this is _ believe it. you have this moment of, is it real? this isjust _ believe it. you have this moment of, is it real? this isjust crazy. - believe it. you have this moment of, is it real? this isjust crazy. just - is it real? this isjust crazy. just crazy. it is a peaceful country, in this day and age you are talking about tanks and bombs coming in, it isjust crazy. i don't about tanks and bombs coming in, it is just crazy. i don't understand. you are in europe! there is a lot to think about. what to do with stuart �*s elderly mother—in—law, his brother �*s family is also here, and his 20 local employees. we brother 's family is also here, and his 20 local employees.— brother 's family is also here, and his 20 local employees. we can look at fli . hts his 20 local employees. we can look at flights and — his 20 local employees. we can look at flights and if _ his 20 local employees. we can look at flights and if there _ his 20 local employees. we can look at flights and if there are _ his 20 local employees. we can look at flights and if there are flights - at flights and if there are flights available for the family, then that is a good option for us. it gets us out within hours. if that is not the case, then plan b is taking the car and trying to get to the border, and praying that we are not too late. at