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English transcript
If I join you, I just dropped in for a little drink to settle my nerves before I go to work.
Work?
What sort of work do you do?
I'm an airline pilot.
Well, how did you get to be an airline pilot?
I used to be a bus driver, but I quit, too many drunks on the road.
What do you fly?
Oh, it's one of those big, gray, metal things with what you call a sticking out on the side.
Wings?
Oh, you're an airline pilot, too?
There's a lot of pressure being a pilot, flying way up there, high in the air and all, above
all those white, fluffy things.
Clouds?
You sure you're not a pilot?
You know, at the same time, it's quite a sobering thought and a very inspiring feeling to realize
that there are hundreds of people on my plane, all depending on me.
And to that, I happen to hold their lives right in the palm of my hand.
Oh, oh, I got it, I got it.
Yes?
Yes?
I got it, I got it.
I got to get to the airport, because I'm flying a 747 to London tonight, and the plane is
scheduled to leave precisely one hour and forty-three minutes ago.
I'll see you around.
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