:34:01
Each turn opens it just a hair.
:34:04
This is it.
:34:06
Sure, that's got it. Look.
:34:09
If we design something like this,
have the outlet...
:34:12
Will you gentlemen excuse us, please?
:34:14
Helen, not so loud.
You might wake them up.
:34:20
- And I said they'd be exciting.
- I'm disappointed in the Navy.
:34:23
It's getting so a girl
can't compete with nuts and bolts.
:34:28
Well, there's always the Marine Corps.
:34:30
May I help you?
:34:33
Yes.
:34:35
This valve engages this gadget,
we're off to the races.
:34:38
- Have we overlooked anything?
- No.
:34:42
- Dr. Lee?
- Yeah.
:34:45
Mrs. Fisher asked me
to give you this with a message.
:34:49
Thanks.
:34:50
"Home Mechanics Magazine."
:34:53
- What was the message?
- Sailors, you're an awful bore
:34:56
Valves to you
We've gone ashore
:34:58
We don 't like quarrels
We don 't like scenes
:35:00
The Navy's too busy
We'll try the Marines
:35:28
These pressure-cabin jobs are tricky.
Sure you understand all the controls?
:35:31
- Pressure, oxygen, humidity, temperature?
- Certainly.
:35:34
Don't look toward the sun when you get
up. Its rays will blind you in that thin air.
:35:40
Thanks. So long.
:35:50
Why do we need oxygen masks
in a pressure cabin?
:35:53
- We don't.
- What did we bring them along for?
:35:56
Force of habit, I guess.