:32:17
He's waitin' on you.
:32:22
Mr. Blatz... Mr. Blatz?
:32:24
It looks like we're making
progress, sir.
:32:27
This sample is
over 20% petrocite.
:32:30
20%. Well, this little expedition
may be worth something yet.
:32:34
Talk to me, George.
:32:35
Well, Mr. Blatz,
:32:37
I've been studying the results
of the exploratories,
:32:40
and the big hit is right here
at Kamp Kikakee.
:32:46
Man:
Blatz here yet?
:32:59
Did you get it?
:33:01
No.
:33:03
I couldn't get
the old Indian to budge.
:33:05
Sherman, he might as
well be on another planet.
:33:08
I don't want
your excuses.
:33:11
I want results.
:33:15
All right, Sherman,
I'll give it another try.
:33:17
Do I have to remind you,
Mr. Blatz,
:33:20
just how valuable petrocite
is to the space program
:33:24
and every other defense
contractor in the world?
:33:29
What we're
talking about here
:33:32
is the largest deposit
ever found.
:33:35
There are millions
at stake here...
:33:39
so why don't you get your
tight, little lawyer's butt
:33:42
over to the camp
and get me that lease?
:33:51
Learning to make a fire
:33:53
without matches and gasoline
is essential.
:33:58
You need to know
the basic physics of friction.