:11:00
It's pre-microprocessor.
It's pre-everything.
:11:02
Whoever designed this
Byzantine piece of shit...
:11:05
...is probably chopping rocks
in Siberia.
:11:07
Ethan, can I access the Skylab files
from here?
:11:11
What does that have
to do with anything?
:11:15
A fine politician, but you don't
know jack-shit about engineering.
:11:19
This is the guidance system
from Skylab.
:11:23
That's not possible.
:11:25
Maybe there's similarities,
but they can't be the same.
:11:30
I'm looking up the designer.
:11:33
Hell. Don't bother.
:11:37
It was Francis D. Corvin.
:11:40
Is he dead?
:11:43
Only if I'm lucky.
:11:50
Would you like me to read
the instructions to you again?
:11:56
Let me tell you something, my dear.
:11:59
A fella in Japan wrote those
instructions when he made this thing.
:12:03
They were probably translated
by some gringo...
:12:06
...an expatriate American who
couldn't get a job in this country.
:12:10
Then a Japanese guy probably
translated him to double-check on him.
:12:15
We don't need these instructions.
Not at all.
:12:18
Tear them up.
:12:22
You know the door to the house
is locked, right?
:12:26
Well, it's no problem.
:12:31
- You forgot the batteries?
- Yeah.
:12:35
I've got you here in the garage.
:12:38
The smell of gasoline, of fertilizer.
:12:41
What do you say, baby?
:12:43
I'll push you up on this washer
and turn you a few cycles.
:12:48
- I'll turn this washer on...
- Help! Oh, help!
:12:50
I'm locked in the garage
with a dirty old man!
:12:54
- Didn't we do this once 20 years ago?
- Yeah, I know.