:19:02
Get this baby out on the road,
I can open her up to...
:19:04
...seven miles an hour.
:19:06
Blow the doors off
any street-sweeper in town.
:19:17
Um... I should get home.
:19:20
Yeah, you should.
:19:24
Can't do the ice until you're off.
:19:26
Right.
:19:28
Sure.
:19:30
Well...
:19:46
How's it coming?
:19:48
It's coming.
:19:51
It takes incredible training and effort
:19:53
and there's artistry involved
but I'm sorry,
:19:56
I just can't get past
the twinky little outfits.
:19:59
Mom, they're actually
very aerodynamically sound.
:20:03
It sets us back 50 years.
:20:05
If I ever saw you squeezed into one of
those things, I'd probably start crying.
:20:10
Believe me, you never will.
:20:14
Will you get some sleep?
:20:16
Please?
:20:18
Hello.
:20:19
This is my video presentation.
:20:21
Hi. I'm Casey Carlyle.
:20:23
Cut a second.
:20:25
I sound like a driver's ed movie.
:20:27
Relax.
Do it like you're talking to me.
:20:30
Hey, there. I'm Casey.
:20:33
Oh, my God.
I forgot my last name.
:20:36
Can I start over?
:20:37
Hi. I'm Casey Carlyle.
:20:40
I decided to see if I could make myself
prove my own hypothesis
:20:44
on the application of physics
:20:45
to the required elements
of competitive figure skating.
:20:51
Now, I'm going to increase
the centripetal force
:20:54
by tucking in my arms.
:20:56
This will increase
my moment of inertia,
:20:58
so I will spin...