Vonage telemarketer talks to Lenny for nearly 22 minutes, discovers he's a recording, gets angry!

I happened to see this call go by while looking at Asterisk's CLI, and I thought Lenny was stuck in a loop. He wasn't. Jack set not one, but two records. The first was a monolouging record. Jack talked non-stop from 13:45 to 18:53. OVER FIVE MINUTES SOLID. He also set a record for the longest Lenny call I've personally recorded, beating the old record of 18:53 by nearly three minutes. Jack is smart and he figured Lenny out. Around 20:45, you can hear Jack say to a colleague in disbelief, "...automated system! [...] I'm talking to an [...] auto [...]! Listen! [...] the same thing!" If anyone can decipher any of the audio at the end of the clip, please post what you hear. Someone in the background says something like "I'll card them right now," but I don't understand the significance of that or if it's related. Jack said he was new on the job, and that Lenny would be good practice for him. If only he knew at the time how accurate that statement was!