:06:05
You see, Mom...
:06:08
I want to get out.
:06:09
Away from routine.
I've had enough of that in the Army.
:06:12
You found another job?
:06:15
Not exactly, Mom...
:06:17
but you see, I've been doing
engineering work in the Army...
:06:21
and that's the kind of work
I want to do now.
:06:23
A man's job.
:06:25
Where you can accomplish things.
:06:27
Where you can build, construct, create.
Do things!
:06:31
That sounds very nice.
:06:33
But after all...
:06:35
a job in the hand is worth two in the bush.
:06:37
I don't want to tell you what to do, Jim...
:06:41
but when you were in the war...
:06:43
every time I passed the factory...
:06:46
I was wishing for the day
my boy would be working there again.
:07:00
We've moved things around quite a bit.
:07:03
This is a lot nicer
than the old shipping room, isn't it?
:07:06
You'll sit by this window
and check the shipments.
:07:09
The job's just about the same.
:07:11
Before you know it, you'll be doing it again
with your eyes shut.
:07:16
They're excavating. I shouldn't think
that would scare you.
:07:19
I was looking for the nearest dugout.
:07:21
You'll hear lots of those explosions.
:07:24
They're building a new bridge over there.
:07:34
Better get busy
and file those bills of lading.
:07:37
Yes, sir.