:27:01
Get in there. Why do they put the
nuts where you can't get at them?
:27:07
Right in my bloody face.
:27:13
Every year I have to lay here
on my back.
:27:19
Keep it down a bit, Mpudi.
I'm trying to tune the scanner.
:27:25
Okay, Mpudi. Go ahead.
:27:27
Every year you come here with a bigger
and better tent and equipment.
:27:32
And every year, you turn up with this
and I have to work my ass off.
:27:40
That's funny. This elephant's dung
shows a complete lack of boron.
:27:54
Hello, Reverend.
What are you doing on a horse?
:27:57
I hit a rock with my crankcase.
Cracked it wide open.
:28:00
The trouble is, I have to meet the
new schoolteacher at Mabula.
:28:04
You can have that one,
but she's in a terrible shape.
:28:07
We've been knocking around
in the Hamadulas.
:28:10
I promised Mpudi that I'd work here,
so he could have a week to patch it.
:28:15
Here, Reverend.
:28:17
-Thank you.
-Get in there, you bloody--
:28:20
Morning, Mpudi.
:28:22
Morning, Mpudi.
:28:24
-Morning.
-Will this make it to Mabula and back?
:28:27
She's gonna be a bastard to start.
Sorry, Reverend.
:28:30
-I put in new rings and they're tight.
-But will she make it?
:28:35
You said I could have a whole week.
:28:37
This is an emergency. We want to know
if she'll make it to Mabula and back.
:28:42
I haven't looked at the brakes
or steering gear.
:28:45
-Mpudi.
-Okay, she'll make it.
:28:47
As soon as I connect the steering
rack, but she'll be a bastard to start.
:28:51
There we are, Reverend.
Then she'll be all yours.
:28:55
I don't think I can handle her.
I hear Mpudi calls her the antichrist.
:28:59
Well, she is a thing.