:03:01
That could be a mathematic.
:03:03
l bet your tie is.
:03:10
Thank you.
:03:12
Nelson, symbol-creeptography.
:03:15
Nel's here broke the Jap code.
Help with the world efficient.
:03:19
These are what he tells
the girls things.
:03:20
My name is Bender, atomic physics.
:03:22
And you are...
:03:23
Am l late?
:03:24
Yes, Mr Sow.
:03:27
Hi, Sow. Richard Sow.
:03:30
Ahh... the burden of genius.
:03:31
There he is.
:03:32
So many supplicants in so
little time, Mr Sow
:03:35
Bender...
:03:36
Congratulations, Mr Hansen.
:03:38
Thank you.
:03:39
l'll take another.
:03:42
Excuse me.
:03:43
l seem presume you are the waiter.
:03:46
Play nice, Hansen.
:03:47
An honest mistake.
:03:49
Well, Martin Hansen.
:03:52
lt is Martin, isn't it?
:03:54
Oh, it is, John. lt is.
:03:56
l imagine you are getting quite
used to miscalculation.
:04:02
l have read your preference.
:04:05
Both of them.
:04:07
One on the Nazish assignment.
:04:09
And one on the non-mainly occasion.
:04:11
And l am supremely confident that
there is none of a single seminar innovative.
:04:15
l don't need anyone of them.
:04:20
EnJoy your punch.
:04:26
Gentlemen, meet John Nash.
:04:28
The mysterious
West Virginia genius.
:04:30
The other winner of distinguish
Conesky Scholarship.
:04:33
Okay...
:04:35
Of course.