:32:04
They'd never seen Americans before.
:32:20
It was really a challenge,
:32:22
introducing them to
our western culture.
:32:29
At first, they didn't know
what to think of us.
:32:32
But soon, we gained their trust.
:32:42
It'll help you better
prepare storing foods
:32:45
for the up and coming
monsoon months.
:32:49
Also, Supperware products are
ideal for storing leftovers
:32:54
to help stretch your food dollar.
:32:56
This two-quart
"Seals-M-Rite" container
:33:00
keeps hot dog buns fresh for days.
:33:03
These people had been completely
isolated from civilization.
:33:07
No one had outlined a physical
fitness program for them,
:33:11
and they had no athletic equipment.
:33:13
I started them
on simple calisthenics,
:33:15
worked up to rudimentary game skills,
:33:16
and finally, advanced
competitive theory.
:33:19
I was patient, and
they were eager to learn.
:33:22
They seemed to enjoy themselves.
:33:24
Probably due to advanced
American teaching techniques,
:33:28
we bridged the generations
of isolation,
:33:31
and communicated successfully
with the Molombos.
:33:39
They're getting the hang of it.
:33:41
When we re-enlist,
I'll teach them baseball.
:33:43
Ted, I don't want to stay here.
:33:46
It's time to go home to
the plans we made before the war.
:33:52
A lot of people made plans
before the war. Like George Zip.