:20:07
- Do you remember them very well?
- No.
:20:11
No, I don't.
:20:12
Your mother was a beautiful woman.
:20:15
- A wonderful woman.
- Malcolm? Hey, kid?
:20:17
It's clouding up.
I don't want those chutes left out.
:20:20
- What should we do with them?
- You can put the trailer in the garage.
:20:23
Thanks, Mr. Brandon.
That'd be fine if you don't mind.
:20:26
The radio did say rain.
:20:28
They're wrong nine times out of ten.
I'll get an accurate report out at the field.
:20:32
Actually, the forecast was for showers
in the morning.
:20:35
See? Showers in the morning.
It couldn't hurt us. Customers will come.
:20:38
Browdy?
:20:41
Forget about the customers.
If the chutes get damp, we don't jump.
:20:45
The chutes will be in the garage,
so they won't get damp. Stop worrying.
:20:49
Browdy?
:20:50
The garage, dry!
:20:56
Besides, like Rettig says, we have
to make it interesting for ourselves.
:21:02
Now there are several places
you can wear a chute:
:21:06
On your back.
:21:12
On your chest.
:21:18
Or you can sit on it.
:21:20
Now, ladies, this particular parachute...
:21:23
...this one I'm wearing,
is called a Para-Commander.
:21:28
It's a sophisticated chute and quite heavy,
as you can see.
:21:34
It takes quite a bit of practice
to get used to.
:21:36
In fact, it takes between 25
and sometimes 50 jumps...
:21:39
...with a training chute,
before you can handle this baby.
:21:43
I mention it in case some of you ladies
thought you might like to try it once.
:21:48
This device here is your ripcord handle.
:21:52
This, when pulled sharply,
opens your pack.
:21:55
Now watch this.