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:04:04
Tower, this is Wolf One.
I got a problem here.

:04:07
State your problem, Wolf One.
Are you declaring an emergency?

:04:10
Stand by, One.
:04:12
Additional sites
appear to be designed...

:04:15
For intermediate-range
ballistic missiles...

:04:18
And thus capable of striking
most of the major cities...

:04:20
In the western hemisphere.
:04:23
Folks.
:04:25
Given this extraordinary
turn of events...

:04:28
I think it's prudent
we cut this evening short.

:04:31
I’m sure this Cuban thing
will resolve itself...

:04:33
But in the meantime,
I suggest we take...

:04:36
A prayerful
watch and wait stance.

:04:40
OK, folks, let's go.
:04:44
-My coat.
-Oh, here you go.

:04:46
I’ll call you, then.
:04:52
What did I tell you?
:04:59
Well, I’m certainly not gonna
let this pot roast go to waste.

:05:01
Oh, Calvin, would you
put that seat cushion...

:05:03
back on the lawn chair, honey?
:05:05
Shouldn't we at least
turn off the phonograph?

:05:07
It shuts off automatically.
:05:09
Oh. Did you make it to do that?
:05:10
They all do.
:05:12
I never know anymore.
:05:16
I bet that's a fighter jet
on its way to Key West.

:05:21
Good luck, amigo.
:05:22
An emergency has been declared.
:05:23
I repeat,
an emergency has been declared.

:05:26
You hear that?
:05:27
I’ll come back for the radio.
:05:30
I wish you would have
at least let me do the dishes.

:05:33
It's not gonna be that easy...
:05:34
to get all that dried-on food
off my nice plates.

:05:37
I just hope those plates are not
radioactive by tomorrow.

:05:40
Cheese
is particularly troublesome.

:05:42
I’ve got secondaries
of an engine fire.

:05:44
I’m gonna need to find
a clear area to eject.

:05:47
Roger, Wolf One.
Can you make it to the ocean?

:05:53
Roger that, Tower.
:05:54
I’m marking the one-eight-zero
radio for five...

:05:59
and ejecting, Tower.

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