:30:00
What are you talkin' about?
:30:02
I can make twice as much money
down there working the high coal.
:30:06
You can?
:30:08
I've got relatives in Europe who've
had hard time recovering from the war.
:30:11
They depend on me
for whatever I can provide.
:30:14
So I can use the extra money.
:30:16
I'm just sorry I won't be able to weld
any more rockets for you.
:30:23
That's for good luck.
:30:28
Maybe you could teach me
how to weld.
:30:31
- Welding is very difficult, Homer.
- I could learn.
:30:38
You don't give up, do you?
:30:42
I can't.
:30:54
- Come on, son.
- Hi, Mr. Bolden.
:31:00
Hey, Homer.
I heard you tellin' lke...
:31:03
you were gonna be shootin' off
another rocket up here today.
:31:06
I thought that might
be somethin' we'd like to see.
:31:12
Whoa!
:31:13
Nine. Eight. Seven.
:31:17
Six. Five.
:31:19
Four. Three.
:31:24
Hey, look out!
:31:26
Mr. Bolden!
:31:32
- Mr. Bolden, are you okay?
- I'm all right.
:31:38
- I'm sorry about that.
- That's all right.
:31:41
Homer, I flew with the Red Tails
in World War ll.
:31:45
And seein' that rocket
come at me...
:31:47
it almost took me back there.
:31:52
Let me have
a look at that thing.
:31:56
That's a good job
on the weld, Homer...
:31:58
but the heat from the exhaust
melted the washer.