:16:21
Think we should've denitrogenated Elmer
before taking him up to 25,000 feet?
:16:25
He'd look cute riding
a stationary bicycle...
:16:27
...trying to work the nitrogen
out of his system.
:16:29
I think that whole decompression theory
is much overdone.
:16:33
I'm inclined to agree with you.
:16:41
I've heard you want
human guinea pigs...
:16:43
...for your low-pressure research.
- We do.
:16:45
I'd like to volunteer for the job.
:16:47
Also as pilot for your high-altitude work,
when you get to it.
:16:50
That's great, but I thought you felt
our work was a waste of time.
:16:55
I guess I've been wrong
about a couple of things.
:16:58
The pressure belt and Tim Griffin.
:17:01
- Can you use me?
- I'll say we can. We'll let you know.
:17:05
Thanks.
:17:14
Start reducing pressure.
:17:23
A thousand feet.
:17:28
Five thousand.
:17:32
Ten thousand.
:17:41
Twenty-five thousand.
:17:44
- That's it.
- Elmer can take it.
:17:47
Take him up to 40,000.
If he's all right, we'll try it on humans.
:17:50
Okay.
:17:58
- Good morning.
- Good morning, sir.