:27:04
If you feel like bawling,
how do you think we feel?
:27:07
Go outside and walk around. Stay there
until you put all that together.
:27:20
Was that you
they were razzing in there?
:27:24
Don't feel too bad about it.
:27:29
I did the same thing
when I first came.
:27:33
- Mister, can you kick real hard?
- Maybe you won't need it.
:27:38
I think I'd feel better.
:27:40
All my life,
I've hated funerals.
:27:42
The fuss and bother
never brings anybody back.
:27:44
It just spoils remembering them
as they really are.
:27:47
When I see people actually facing it
that way, I have to act like a sap.
:27:52
This flying business is new to me.
:27:55
You have to have some crazy way
of looking at it to go on.
:27:58
Does this sort of thing happen often?
:28:00
That depends on weather and luck.
:28:03
We've drawn space twice in the last
three months, not counting this one.
:28:07
I suppose they'll
be at it again tomorrow.
:28:09
Tonight if it clears.
:28:12
- They must love it, flying, I mean.
- Why do you think they come here?
:28:16
It's like being in love
with a buzz saw.
:28:18
Not much future.
:28:20
What is there about it
that gets them?
:28:22
I'm not a flier.
You better ask the Kid.
:28:25
Miss Lee, Mr. Dabb.
She wants to know why you like flying.
:28:29
I been in it 22 years. I couldn't give
you an answer that would make sense.
:28:35
What's so funny?
:28:37
- That's what my dad used to say.
- Flier?
:28:40
No, trapeze. High stuff.
He wouldn't use a net.
:28:44
Not much future in that, either.
:28:45
Yes. We found that out.
:28:52
Tell me about this headman, Geoff.
Does he go up, too?
:28:56
Only when he thinks it's too tough
for anyone else.
:28:59
Well, just goes to show you
how wrong you can be.