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:16:01
- All you have to do is quit.
- My old man won't let me.

:16:04
He's an admiral.
He thinks sub duty will shake me up.

:16:08
Ha!
:16:10
I'm afraid you leave me no choice
but to relocate you.

:16:13
- Really?
- Really.

:16:15
- Buckman.
- Yes, sir?

:16:20
Thank you, Buckman. That'll be all.
:16:24
1B, cold.
:16:27
1C...
:16:31
Hot.
:16:35
Let me guess. Our electrician.
:16:38
- 2B...
- Yes, sir.

:16:46
- Naturally you would take the light end.
- You can't handle it, sweetheart?

:16:50
Hey, this is the navy.
Don't call me sweetheart.

:16:54
- Hey, Gomer, can you get this hatch for us?
- This week.

:17:04
Aaargh!
:17:08
Uh-oh.
:17:17
Buckman!
:17:20
- What the hell are you doing?
- Stocking the pantry, sir.

:17:24
You forgot "like an idiot", because
you're stocking the pantry like an idiot.

:17:29
What are in these cans, Buckman?
:17:32
That one's coffee.
That one looks like cooking lard, sir.

:17:36
And which do you think
we're going to be using more often?

:17:39
The coffee or the lard?
:17:43
You think we're all going to jump out of bed
and have a big hot steaming cup of pig fat?

:17:49
Well, if it's a cold morning, sir, you might...
:17:51
The lard is in your head, Buckman!
:17:56
Now you take a look at that galley chart.
:17:58
Cos I want that cabinet repacked
regulation-style by 1100.


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