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Morning, Benson.
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Morning, Governor.
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Beautiful day for golf. Yes, it is.
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Who's out for it?
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Blabbermouth. I am not playing golf with
Krause.
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No, Tommy Young, you know, the assistant
golf pro at the country club.
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Oh, yeah, the world's largest consumer
of mint green leisure clothing.
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Clayton's bloody.
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Who won the 1978 Idaho Invitational?
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Would you show me that grip again,
Tommy?
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You two want to be alone?
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Oh, put it in a pocket.
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Is Sports ready to go out and drop a few
weeds today?
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I wonder what's keeping Clayton. Where
is this golf course he's taking us to
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anyway? It's a surprise.
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Well, Endicott says it's a great course.
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How come you guys know about this
surprise and I don't?
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What the hell is that?
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That is Clayton and his helicopter.
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He's got to take us across the state to
the Indian Mounds Country Club.
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That's not a surprise. That's two
surprises.
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When did Clayton learn how to fly a
helicopter?
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Last summer. He's been dying to take me
out for a ride.
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That IndyCut, classy guy.
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Imagine flying us 250 miles to play
golf.
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Hey, some dodo bird just blew garbage
all over the place.
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Is there any reason to yell at me, Mrs.
Cassidy?
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Here's the dodo bird now.
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Hey. You just blew garbage all over the
place. What are you going to do about
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it? Nothing.
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Not the way we aviators are. We live
life on the edge and the devil take the
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hindmost. What is he talking about?
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I think that scarf has cut off the blood
supply to his brain.
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Well, in just 90 minutes, we'll be
touching down at Indian Mounds.
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Oh, this is going to be such fun. I
can't believe you guys are going in a
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helicopter with this bozo.
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Gretchen, Gretchen, Gretchen, there is
nothing to be concerned about. Do you
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think I'd be doing this if it were
dangerous?
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Think of all I have to live for.
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I'm coming up empty, Clayton.
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All right.
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Let's go, whirlybirds.
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Come on, Benson. Indian Mounds is one of
the most... Almost as challenging as
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the Boise Municipal. You know, I took
the 78 Invitational there.
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I'll never forget, I was down six
strokes, see, and I came from behind.
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yeah, that's a wonderful story. This
reminds me of my Uncle Ralph.
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He had a stroke. Come on, let's get in
the helicopter where we can't hear each
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other.
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You boys have a very good time now.
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Bye.
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How can they give that guy a license to
fly?
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He hasn't got the right stuff.
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He doesn't have any stuff.
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You can't inherit stuff.
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No, wait, wait.
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You get it.
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Oh, I get it.
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You getting it? Yeah.
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Look at that beautiful elm tree.
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If we get any closer, it'll be an elm
corsage.
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All right, let's see. We want to go
east.
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Here we go.
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Clayton, this is north.
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It is not.
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Look at the compass.
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Huh? Oh. Well, then east must be this
way.
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This must be how Columbus discovered the
West Indies.
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What all came down to a birdie on 18th?
What?
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A birdie.
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Where?
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Oh, she handles like a dream, doesn't
she, Benson?
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Ask me that once we're back on the
ground.
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Can you do tricks here, Clayton?
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Governor, please. I was just asking.
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Oh, Benson, you'd be surprised how easy
it is to fly one of these babies.
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Go on, take the stick. I don't want the
stick, Clayton. Ah, come on, Benson, be
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a sport. Take the stick. I don't want
the stick. It's all yours.
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Take the stick back, Clayton.
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Don't take it, Clayton.
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Oh, this is fun.
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If you think it's so much fun, you come
up here and take the stick.
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Oh, okay, but we'll have to change seats
on the sit -down.
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What was that?
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Seems to be a little engine trouble.
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What'd you do now, sport?
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I didn't do anything, Tommy.
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Clayton? I got it.
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Why is it so quiet?
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Mayday. Mayday.
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Does that answer your question?
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This is November Tango 2 -2. No, no, no,
no, no. It's November 2 -2. No, no.
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November 2 -2. Oh, damn it. I forgot my
number.
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Talk later.
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First time I ever did that.
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Is everybody all right?
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I whacked my head pretty good.
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I think I swallowed my gum.
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Do you have a first aid kit?
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It's under the seat. I'll call in our
position.
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Our position is somewhere in the middle
of a vast desert.
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Actually, this isn't a desert. See, this
is an arid plain.
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Officially, we don't have deserts in
this state.
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Officially, huh?
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Are you all right?
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Yeah, I'm fine.
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Well, then knock it off. The last thing
we need is a lesson in topography.
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Bad news.
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The radio doesn't work.
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The radio doesn't work.
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How did you know that?
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Haven't you ever been to the movies? The
radio never works.
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Well, don't take that attitude.
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You had the stick.
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I didn't want the stick.
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If you weren't qualified, you shouldn't
have had the stick.
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Wish I had a stick now.
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All right, all right, let's not make a
big thing out of this. The radio was
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probably damaged when we landed.
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You call what we just did a landing?
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Oh, I suppose you could have done
better.
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Rather than dropping like a rock. We did
not drop like a rock. We auto -rotated.
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We crashed.
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Oh, calm down. There's an old saying,
any landing you can walk away from is a
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good landing.
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Oh! What happened?
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What happened? What'd you do?
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Twisted my ankle.
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Can you walk?
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Oh, here, let me get this.
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It won't take the weight.
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Try that.
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I don't know. Think a free iron would be
better.
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What? It's longer.
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Here, sir.
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Oh, oh, that's much better.
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I'm going to look around over here.
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I'll check the bird.
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Gee, fellas, I'm really sorry about the
ankle.
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Oh, my head doesn't feel so good either,
you know.
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Here, I'll take a look at it. No, it's
all right, all right. I'm fine, I'm
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Well, there's no blood.
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There's a bump.
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Oh, here's another bump.
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Maybe they're just your natural head
bumps.
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See anything familiar?
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Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Dirt.
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Miles and miles and miles of dirt.
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Well, I figured out what brought the
chopper down.
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Gravity. A ruptured fuel line. And when
we hit...
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We snapped the pitch link. What does
that mean in everyday language?
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It's broken.
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Sums it up for me.
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Well, I better get these umbrellas out
of here.
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There's some shade.
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Otherwise, we'll bake in the sun.
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Yeah. You like our movie? I can't. I'm
semi -grounded. Well, come on. We'll ask
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your dad.
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Oh, he's not home yet.
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He's not?
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Huh. How strange.
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Well, I'll just call over to Indian Moms
and leave a message.
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Great. Well, adios, ladies.
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I'm off to the Lariat.
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You mean that country and western bar?
Yeah.
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I've always been a sucker for a man who
wears leather. Of course, nowadays, so
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are the men who wear leather.
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Well, hasta luego, wranglers.
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Hello.
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I'd like to leave a message for Governor
Gatling.
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Well, how do I know where he is? If he's
done with his stupid game of golf, he's
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probably having dinner.
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He didn't?
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Are you sure?
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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What's the matter?
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But they never showed up at Indian
Mound.
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I'm gonna call the police.
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What are you doing?
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Building a fire.
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Gets chilly out here.
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Yeah, right here?
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I would prefer to build it in my
fireplace at home, but thought this
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more convenient.
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Take a deep breath.
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Smell anything?
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Yeah.
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Yeah, I do.
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It's something familiar.
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It's kind of pungent, but it's not
unpleasant.
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It'll be real unpleasant if you strike a
match.
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It's gasoline.
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Oh.
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Right,
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right, right. So why don't you do it
over there?
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Benson,
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we have a problem.
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Oh, what? It just occurred to you?
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This is a new problem.
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Good. I was beginning to get bored by
the old one.
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Take that attitude.
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We're all in the same boat here.
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Clayton, only you could stand in the
middle of an arid desert and think boat.
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What's the problem?
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You remember that first aid course?
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Yeah, the one you and I took together?
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Hmm. The one I graduated with honors.
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Well, you should have. You took the
instructor to dinner.
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What is the problem?
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Now, Tommy is experiencing...
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Nausea. What do you mean?
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I mean he's, uh, disgorging the contents
of his stomach.
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You mean he's... Uh, yes, yes, mm -hmm.
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Well, that's not good. He could
dehydrate.
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Yeah, it's also a sign of concussion.
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Will you take a look at him?
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Yeah, sure. Uh, Governor.
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Huh? Start the fire without me.
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For God's sake, try not to fall in.
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Thanks, sir. Yes.
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Sound travels in the desert.
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Oh, sorry.
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Benson, thanks for helping with this.
You know, even though I graduated with
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honors, just between you and me, I only
feel confident with a rubber dummy.
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Go for it.
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That way, if the relationship fails, you
can always use her as an eraser.
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So, how you doing, Tommy?
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That's a stupid question.
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I'm barfing my guts out.
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How's your head?
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It hurts.
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Look, I'm okay.
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Leave me alone, huh?
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Okay, okay, sport. Okay.
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I think you better keep an eye on him.
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Try not to let him fall asleep.
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Well, how do you propose I do that?
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Talk to him about the Idaho
Invitational.
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So what's going on?
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Looks like Tommy's crack on the head is
worse than we thought.
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Oh, I hope not. There isn't a medical
facility for miles around here.
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There aren't any facilities for miles
around here.
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That's why they call it uncivilized.
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What is this?
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Well, it'll be a fire when I get it
finished.
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It's going to be a shopping mall when
you get it finished.
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Why don't you start small and add to it?
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Look, Benson.
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I'm building the fire. Why don't you
continue to look at the map?
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I'm simply trying to... And Clayton can
look after Tommy.
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But I'm just simply trying to...
Division of responsibility.
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See, that's the key to leadership.
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Otherwise, nobody's going to have any
fun at all around here. Fun? This is a
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helicopter crash.
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I didn't mean fun. I meant fun in the
sense of...
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Well, like those guys on Hogan's Heroes.
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If they hadn't gotten along, how much
fun would prison camp have been, huh?
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I honestly don't know.
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Well, think about it. I'd rather not.
I'd rather look at the map.
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hell is taking them so long to rescue
us? I think I have the answer to that
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right here.
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See those rocks over there?
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Yes, I see those rocks over there.
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See them here on the map?
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Yes, I see them on the map.
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Now let's look for the golf course.
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Oh, Benson, don't be ludicrous. I
couldn't see the golf course from here,
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especially at night. On the map.
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Huh?
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Okay.
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There it is.
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Oh.
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Oh, no.
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Oh, yes.
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We're about three fingers off course.
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Oh, my gosh. That's 70 miles, give or
take a finger.
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Oh.
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Oh.
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That's what I call a fire.
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So what's going on?
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Uh, I'll tell you what's going on. It's
very simple what's going on. We're
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doomed.
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What's he talking about?
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Huh? We're 70 miles off course.
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Clayton, for Pete's sake.
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Can't you do anything right?
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How could you fly us in the wrong
direction?
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Well, it's not necessarily my fault.
Benson could have done it. I drove the
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plane where you pointed.
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So what are we going to do now?
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Well, I say, for the time being, we stay
put, keep the fire going, hope somebody
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finds us. They're not going to find us.
They're looking in the wrong place.
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We have no food.
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We have no water.
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We're dead.
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We're doomed.
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We're done for.
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We might as well dig a hole in the
ground, lie down in it, and throw dirt
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us. Shut up!
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Benson's right.
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We're going to stay here.
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We're gonna wait for dog.
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Anything else, Pletscher? Well, keep our
fingers crossed and pray that
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some of them meat -eating animals hiding
out there in the rocks don't consider
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us a takeout meal.
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Benson, Benson.
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What, what?
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I want to say goodbye.
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Okay, goodbye.
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Benson, Benson.
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You back already?
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I haven't left yet. I need to talk to
you.
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About what?
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I want to give you this.
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Okay, Clayton, thank you. I'm moved by
your generosity.
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It's my will.
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What?
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Hey, guys, could you take your
conversation someplace else?
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I'd be happy to take it anywhere else.
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Unfortunately, we're stuck.
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Look, I'm trying to sleep, and it's very
difficult.
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What's so important that can't wait
until in the morning?
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Clayton's leaving us.
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Where are you going?
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Sir, it has become more and more
apparent that we are not going to be
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and I've decided to go for help.
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Clayton, that's very dangerous.
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I think we should all stay here and wait
it out.
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Sir, I'm very confident that I can make
it.
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Then why'd you give me this wheel?
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Just trust me. This is the best way I'm
going to walk out.
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You can't go traipsing across the
desert. It gets very hot out there.
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I can make it, sir. I was a Marine. You
were a Marine lawyer.
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Listen, mister, I don't need your
permission.
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I'm going for help.
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What are you going to do for water?
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I'll suck on a cactus.
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luck, Clayton.
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Think we ought to stop him?
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No, I don't think so.
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Maybe he can make it.
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Let's hope so.
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I thought you said you were sleepy.
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I can't, no.
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How on earth did you find a harmonica
anyway?
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Oh, I always carry a harmonica when I
fly.
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You want to know why? No.
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Just keep playing.
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