WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:00.200 --> 00:00:00.200 2 00:01:03.267 --> 00:01:06.601 [ Indistinct talking ] 3 00:01:06.601 --> 00:01:09.701 -It makes for an exciting video, a video of us standing here. 4 00:01:09.701 --> 00:01:11.434 -Yeah. -Yeah. 5 00:01:11.434 --> 00:01:15.367 -Able to stand in position for long periods of time. 6 00:01:15.367 --> 00:01:17.968 -Smile. -[ Chuckles ] 7 00:01:17.968 --> 00:01:20.267 -Being an astronaut isn't all glamour. 8 00:01:20.267 --> 00:01:22.901 -Put Nancy in the middle? -Hold on. 9 00:01:22.901 --> 00:01:25.067 -There we go. That would work. 10 00:01:25.067 --> 00:01:27.100 -These are my posse. 11 00:01:27.100 --> 00:01:28.868 -Put the black hole over his head, 12 00:01:28.868 --> 00:01:32.601 and he looks like he's already sucked halfway there. 13 00:01:32.601 --> 00:01:34.534 -Now we're talking. 14 00:01:34.534 --> 00:01:38.000 -We could put a big "C" on your shoulder or something. 15 00:01:38.000 --> 00:01:41.467 -Hey, Mike. Go ahead and come in for me. 16 00:01:41.467 --> 00:01:43.934 [ Clears throat ] 17 00:01:43.934 --> 00:01:45.901 -Like that? 18 00:01:47.868 --> 00:01:49.100 Thank you. 19 00:01:49.100 --> 00:01:51.367 [ Indistinct talking ] 20 00:02:18.567 --> 00:02:20.167 -Oh! 21 00:02:35.367 --> 00:02:37.400 -He's impressed. 22 00:02:37.400 --> 00:02:39.667 -So, how many have families coming? 23 00:02:39.667 --> 00:02:41.167 -Everybody. -Everybody? 24 00:02:41.167 --> 00:02:42.934 Wow. -Except me. -Minus one. 25 00:02:42.934 --> 00:02:45.133 -Rick's got the cheerleaders coming. 26 00:02:45.133 --> 00:02:47.868 -No such luck. 27 00:02:47.868 --> 00:02:51.534 -[ Laughing ] 28 00:02:51.534 --> 00:02:53.868 -[ Laughs ] 29 00:02:53.868 --> 00:02:55.601 -You're observing some hits. 30 00:02:55.601 --> 00:02:57.501 -Oh, no, they're going to leave it in. 31 00:02:59.567 --> 00:03:01.901 [ Light laughter ] 32 00:03:03.667 --> 00:03:07.234 -Here we go, crack a smile. Ready? One, two. 33 00:03:07.234 --> 00:03:09.067 [ Camera shutter clicks ] 34 00:03:20.267 --> 00:03:22.334 -Okay. -But that looks good, too. 35 00:03:22.334 --> 00:03:23.934 -You know, that's the way it was when I got it. 36 00:03:23.934 --> 00:03:26.701 -Probably shoot it and then gonna have to see how it looks. 37 00:03:28.534 --> 00:03:30.234 -Yeah, I think we should shoot a few like this. 38 00:03:30.234 --> 00:03:32.367 I kind of agree with you, but we'll see. 39 00:03:34.634 --> 00:03:36.601 -Much better than the arm thing. 40 00:03:36.601 --> 00:03:39.801 -Yeah, coming back from that. 41 00:03:39.801 --> 00:03:41.434 -This was the one before. 42 00:03:41.434 --> 00:03:43.000 -Scooter, you just need to go like this. 43 00:03:43.000 --> 00:03:44.501 That pose, just like... 44 00:03:44.501 --> 00:03:46.334 [ Laughter ] 45 00:03:46.334 --> 00:03:48.400 -I think we should do one final one. 46 00:03:48.400 --> 00:03:51.000 [ Indistinct talking ] 47 00:03:51.000 --> 00:03:53.834 -This, these are my crew. 48 00:03:53.834 --> 00:03:56.367 -Yep, I'm still short. 49 00:03:56.367 --> 00:03:58.434 -Bring in your... -Yeah. 50 00:03:58.434 --> 00:04:00.200 -This is it. 51 00:04:02.033 --> 00:04:04.534 -I like -- I like that. -It doesn't look bad. 52 00:04:04.534 --> 00:04:05.734 -Yeah. -It looks really even, doesn't it? 53 00:04:05.734 --> 00:04:07.000 -As a matter of fact, it's very symmetrical. 54 00:04:07.000 --> 00:04:08.634 -This one is better. -Oh, look, we're even. Yeah. 55 00:04:08.634 --> 00:04:10.434 -Yeah. The shuttle ones are like, "Whoa." 56 00:04:10.434 --> 00:04:12.701 -It's very symmetrical. -He looks like Lurch. 57 00:04:12.701 --> 00:04:15.467 -Yeah, look at just the difference. 58 00:04:22.601 --> 00:04:23.934 -Yep. 59 00:04:25.801 --> 00:04:27.534 -All right. Let's go up. 60 00:04:35.267 --> 00:04:38.167 Hey, did you do this before? -Once or twice. 61 00:04:38.167 --> 00:04:40.100 -[ Speaks indistinctly ] 62 00:04:41.801 --> 00:04:43.234 -Right. 63 00:04:43.234 --> 00:04:46.133 -Put your neck ring over the top of it. 64 00:04:46.133 --> 00:04:47.133 -Okay. 65 00:04:53.133 --> 00:04:55.667 -Here we go. 66 00:04:55.667 --> 00:04:57.601 -Just got to pull. -Yep. 67 00:04:57.601 --> 00:04:59.634 -[ Speaks indistinctly ] -Yep. 68 00:05:05.701 --> 00:05:08.601 -You're going to want to make sure... 69 00:05:12.100 --> 00:05:15.434 Before you get up on that, you want to cinch these up. 70 00:05:15.434 --> 00:05:16.968 -Okay. 71 00:05:21.734 --> 00:05:23.467 -All righty. 72 00:05:25.167 --> 00:05:27.400 I don't know -- -You know what you're doing? 73 00:05:27.400 --> 00:05:30.033 -Are you certified to do this? 74 00:05:30.033 --> 00:05:33.501 [ Indistinct talking ] 75 00:05:40.334 --> 00:05:42.701 -Are we all set? 76 00:05:42.701 --> 00:05:45.767 [ Indistinct talking ] 77 00:05:45.767 --> 00:05:48.434 -Yeah, the head's also important. 78 00:05:48.434 --> 00:05:52.400 -But then they decided to pull in the upper torso better. 79 00:05:52.400 --> 00:05:54.300 -We've got thermostat. 80 00:05:54.300 --> 00:05:56.634 -That's still not working? -I don't think it's the battery. 81 00:06:00.901 --> 00:06:03.400 [ Indistinct talking ] 82 00:06:09.801 --> 00:06:15.667 -The Sky Genies are packaged in little pouches... 83 00:06:15.667 --> 00:06:20.100 The first thing you want to do is... 84 00:06:23.367 --> 00:06:25.300 -Hmm? -Good. 85 00:06:25.300 --> 00:06:27.367 This comes in? -You want to bend over and do like this? 86 00:06:29.767 --> 00:06:32.067 -Actually, undo this a little bit. 87 00:06:39.334 --> 00:06:41.400 -What's that? -Just have him sit here. 88 00:06:41.400 --> 00:06:43.167 -We could just push the button and send you up now. 89 00:06:43.167 --> 00:06:44.801 -Say again? -We could just push the button 90 00:06:44.801 --> 00:06:46.934 and send you up now. -[ Laughs ] 91 00:06:46.934 --> 00:06:48.968 [ Indistinct talking ] 92 00:06:52.234 --> 00:06:53.934 -Yeah, hey! -Higher! Higher! 93 00:06:53.934 --> 00:06:55.901 -Right. -And also... 94 00:07:11.267 --> 00:07:14.534 -Okay, and there's your release you're going to use, okay? 95 00:07:14.534 --> 00:07:17.000 Raise your helmet. 96 00:07:17.000 --> 00:07:18.701 Before you get in your seat, 97 00:07:18.701 --> 00:07:20.534 I want you to just kind of climb up a seat forward 98 00:07:20.534 --> 00:07:22.701 and just poke your head out over the overhead. 99 00:07:22.701 --> 00:07:25.367 [ Indistinct talking ] 100 00:07:31.968 --> 00:07:33.767 -Are there enough of these, one for everybody, or...? 101 00:07:33.767 --> 00:07:35.667 -Yeah, one per person. There's seven of them. 102 00:07:35.667 --> 00:07:36.968 -Right. -Okay? 103 00:07:36.968 --> 00:07:39.634 This sky beam is attached to the orbiter for a cable, 104 00:07:39.634 --> 00:07:41.667 so even if you toss this thing out the window, doesn't matter, 105 00:07:41.667 --> 00:07:43.767 'cause you end up throwing them away. 106 00:07:43.767 --> 00:07:45.868 -Y'all went upstairs to the kids, didn't you? 107 00:07:45.868 --> 00:07:49.367 -Yeah, yeah, that was -- She was with the kids. 108 00:07:49.367 --> 00:07:51.434 -Right, but I think what actually happened... 109 00:07:51.434 --> 00:07:53.100 -Okay? 110 00:08:22.200 --> 00:08:24.601 Okay, come on down. 111 00:08:35.834 --> 00:08:38.100 [ Indistinct talking ] 112 00:09:00.367 --> 00:09:02.367 Okay, and do your release. 113 00:09:06.334 --> 00:09:08.667 Okay, go ahead and raise your visor. 114 00:09:10.467 --> 00:09:14.000 Pretty simple. Isn't that slick? Very few moving parts. 115 00:09:14.000 --> 00:09:15.267 -Yeah. 116 00:09:15.267 --> 00:09:16.801 -Otherwise, when you're trying to connect it 117 00:09:16.801 --> 00:09:18.734 while you're holding on to the rope bag, 118 00:09:18.734 --> 00:09:20.701 9 times out of 10. you'll probably drop the rope bag, 119 00:09:20.701 --> 00:09:22.868 and then you've got 50 feet of rope to get. 120 00:09:57.701 --> 00:09:59.801 Okay, and release. 121 00:10:01.100 --> 00:10:03.167 Good. Raise your visor. 122 00:10:05.367 --> 00:10:07.534 -Okay. 123 00:10:13.434 --> 00:10:14.934 -Ready? 124 00:10:14.934 --> 00:10:16.467 -Okay, thanks. 125 00:10:21.968 --> 00:10:24.334 -Just grab the rope and toss it out the window. 126 00:10:24.334 --> 00:10:27.667 -Everybody has one? -Yes, there's seven altogether, okay? 127 00:10:27.667 --> 00:10:29.901 That way, you've got two hands free to hook this thing up. 128 00:10:29.901 --> 00:10:31.968 You don't have to worry about trying to hold on to the rope. 129 00:10:31.968 --> 00:10:34.601 -Okay. -The rope will come out of its bag once you toss it. 130 00:10:34.601 --> 00:10:36.300 Just throw the bag. -Throw the bag? 131 00:10:36.300 --> 00:10:38.133 -Yeah. -It's attached to this already? 132 00:10:38.133 --> 00:10:39.701 -Yes. -Okay. 133 00:10:39.701 --> 00:10:42.567 -Actually, this is all one piece of rope here, 134 00:10:42.567 --> 00:10:45.267 and this kind of passes through a bar inside this thing. 135 00:10:47.968 --> 00:10:50.767 This kind of protects the backside of your hands 136 00:10:50.767 --> 00:10:53.400 when you're sliding down. -But this is taking the weight? I'm not holding this? 137 00:10:53.400 --> 00:10:54.801 -That's right. 138 00:10:54.801 --> 00:10:57.367 [ Indistinct talking ] 139 00:11:00.701 --> 00:11:03.434 -I don't think we can do anything right now. 140 00:11:03.434 --> 00:11:05.300 -Can we bend these? -Yeah, I did make some comments. 141 00:11:07.467 --> 00:11:09.100 -And together. 142 00:11:09.100 --> 00:11:11.834 -All right? -Lower this. 143 00:11:11.834 --> 00:11:14.000 -Ready? -Yeah. 144 00:11:45.634 --> 00:11:47.701 -That was the greatest thing. -Okay. 145 00:11:56.501 --> 00:11:58.767 -Come down, Mike. 146 00:12:38.234 --> 00:12:41.300 -Okay, this is your release. Pull on this. 147 00:12:43.734 --> 00:12:46.067 Pull it. Okay? 148 00:12:46.067 --> 00:12:49.367 -Hey, thanks. Thank you. -It's hard walking on the foam. 149 00:12:49.367 --> 00:12:52.434 Gonna get your helmet off. -Okay, great. Thanks. 150 00:12:56.567 --> 00:12:58.434 -Okay. -Okay. 151 00:12:58.434 --> 00:13:01.334 -As you probably recall, the Sky Genies are... 152 00:13:01.334 --> 00:13:02.968 Otherwise, you're trying to hold on to the rope 153 00:13:02.968 --> 00:13:05.501 while you, you know, drop. 154 00:13:05.501 --> 00:13:07.100 -Right. 155 00:13:07.100 --> 00:13:09.000 -Toss the rope. 156 00:13:09.000 --> 00:13:11.200 [ Talking indistinctly ] 157 00:13:15.033 --> 00:13:17.868 You rotate this and push it. 158 00:13:26.501 --> 00:13:28.667 This is your release. 159 00:13:28.667 --> 00:13:30.734 -Yep. -Man! 160 00:13:35.133 --> 00:13:37.901 -Now, before you lock it down, what you'll do a lot of times... 161 00:13:37.901 --> 00:13:40.033 -Mm-hmm. -...is you get it back there 162 00:13:40.033 --> 00:13:42.234 and have her move her head forward. 163 00:13:42.234 --> 00:13:45.567 Kind of pulls her hair out so it doesn't get stuck in the ring in the back. 164 00:13:45.567 --> 00:13:47.133 -Okay. 165 00:13:51.834 --> 00:13:54.033 -You have a couple more to go? -I did two. 166 00:13:58.267 --> 00:14:01.334 [ Talking indistinctly ] Is that okay? 167 00:14:01.334 --> 00:14:03.400 -Yeah, that's where he's supposed to be, seat five. 168 00:14:03.400 --> 00:14:06.267 He's in seat five. 169 00:14:06.267 --> 00:14:08.534 Yeah, we're doing ascend seat. 170 00:14:08.534 --> 00:14:10.634 [ Hammering ] 171 00:14:10.634 --> 00:14:12.901 [ Saw whirring ] 172 00:14:31.234 --> 00:14:33.267 [ Indistinct talking ] 173 00:14:41.734 --> 00:14:44.067 -Left hand here, just like that. -Okay. 174 00:14:44.067 --> 00:14:45.467 -Right hand on the rope. 175 00:14:45.467 --> 00:14:47.434 Tension on the rope is what keeps you from falling, 176 00:14:47.434 --> 00:14:49.501 so if you forget your straps or anything, 177 00:14:49.501 --> 00:14:51.701 do it with your left hand, okay? -Okay. 178 00:15:29.167 --> 00:15:31.701 -Okay, release. 179 00:15:34.734 --> 00:15:37.234 -It was like, "What are you trying to say?" 180 00:15:38.567 --> 00:15:40.834 -I wonder if they're ready. Are they ready for me, you think? 181 00:15:43.267 --> 00:15:45.801 -Annie, are you ready? 182 00:15:45.801 --> 00:15:48.167 Yep. -Okay. 183 00:16:02.734 --> 00:16:05.100 -Oh, it is 7:15. -Yeah. 184 00:16:05.100 --> 00:16:07.234 -Oh, I guess I won't be doing that, then. 185 00:16:09.200 --> 00:16:11.300 What's a little blood? 186 00:16:12.901 --> 00:16:14.901 -Killing it. 187 00:16:14.901 --> 00:16:16.934 [ Laughs ] 188 00:16:35.467 --> 00:16:38.801 -I graduated in California, but I came back here. 189 00:18:33.834 --> 00:18:36.701 [ Indistinct talking ] 190 00:19:06.934 --> 00:19:09.701 -[ Chuckles ] Better get out of the way fast. 191 00:19:09.701 --> 00:19:12.000 This guy's not wasting any time. 192 00:19:20.000 --> 00:19:22.701 Twisted up around the side of the pocket. 193 00:19:26.567 --> 00:19:29.334 -Get your paddles turned on here. 194 00:19:29.334 --> 00:19:31.167 -[ Sighs ] 195 00:19:31.167 --> 00:19:32.834 -Okay. -Did you have fun? 196 00:19:32.834 --> 00:19:35.834 -[ Chuckles ] Yeah, that was fun. 197 00:19:38.167 --> 00:19:39.901 -Did you make it through the hole okay? 198 00:19:39.901 --> 00:19:41.701 -Yeah, it was all right. I think the EVA training helps. 199 00:19:41.701 --> 00:19:43.834 -Yeah. -I'm always getting stuck like, "What? What?" 200 00:19:43.834 --> 00:19:47.234 You know what I mean? So a little shimmy, a little struggle, 201 00:19:47.234 --> 00:19:49.501 no problem. 202 00:19:49.501 --> 00:19:51.834 -Go back behind this line now. 203 00:20:04.501 --> 00:20:06.667 [ Clicking ] 204 00:20:21.667 --> 00:20:25.033 -I'm guessing we might be a degree a little bit too far. 205 00:20:25.033 --> 00:20:29.133 I'm going to do it back just... 206 00:20:29.133 --> 00:20:31.334 Come across. 207 00:20:31.334 --> 00:20:33.501 -Um... 208 00:20:35.100 --> 00:20:37.501 It's getting pretty close. 209 00:20:37.501 --> 00:20:39.400 -Oh, positive. We'll take it out. 210 00:20:39.400 --> 00:20:41.467 I'm going to check our clearance real quick. 211 00:20:41.467 --> 00:20:44.167 I don't even see it. I think I'll leave that up for right now 212 00:20:44.167 --> 00:20:45.868 because we are driving positive. 213 00:20:45.868 --> 00:20:47.934 Driving the elbow positive. 214 00:20:55.300 --> 00:20:57.334 -See, and now "D" looks a little -- 215 00:20:57.334 --> 00:21:00.133 Looks just a little over the OTA bay. 216 00:21:03.033 --> 00:21:05.567 -What do you think? I'm happy with it. 217 00:21:09.534 --> 00:21:11.434 You happy? 218 00:21:13.234 --> 00:21:15.067 I think we have a happy... 219 00:21:15.067 --> 00:21:17.133 -Okay. -You don't think so? 220 00:21:17.133 --> 00:21:19.734 -No, I do. It's just it seems like, in "A," you're right on, 221 00:21:19.734 --> 00:21:22.234 and in "D," it seems like -- 222 00:21:22.234 --> 00:21:24.200 -But I'm looking at -- -But I think it's -- 223 00:21:24.200 --> 00:21:26.801 I think it's fine. Okay. 224 00:21:30.801 --> 00:21:32.868 -Okay, I'm happy with that. -Okay. 225 00:21:32.868 --> 00:21:35.734 -Okay, wrist pitch. -Mm-hmm, I see wrist pitch. 226 00:21:35.734 --> 00:21:42.200 -Okay, we're taking it from minus 73.8 to minus 3.6, 227 00:21:42.200 --> 00:21:44.400 so quite a ways, almost to 0. 228 00:21:44.400 --> 00:21:46.200 -70 degrees. -Yep. 229 00:21:46.200 --> 00:21:48.901 Okay, so "check wrist pitch" selected? -It is. 230 00:21:48.901 --> 00:21:52.534 -Okay. What the view looks like. 231 00:21:52.534 --> 00:21:54.567 -Can you see that torquer bar you're holding there? 232 00:21:54.567 --> 00:21:56.801 -I can't see it. -See, it's showing up outside, 233 00:21:56.801 --> 00:21:58.534 but it doesn't look so good here. 234 00:21:58.534 --> 00:22:02.067 -Because most of the reference was with respect to the high gain. 235 00:22:02.067 --> 00:22:04.334 Okay. -You're in business. 236 00:22:04.334 --> 00:22:06.334 -Yes, and one of the fixed joints. 237 00:22:06.334 --> 00:22:09.434 -Yeah. Elbow? 238 00:22:09.434 --> 00:22:11.667 -Do your best. 239 00:22:17.601 --> 00:22:22.033 -It looks like it's coming up toward the torquer bar. 240 00:22:27.200 --> 00:22:28.701 [ Beeps ] 241 00:22:33.601 --> 00:22:36.968 -You're good. 36. 242 00:22:36.968 --> 00:22:40.334 Okay, then we'll bring it to 36. 243 00:22:41.701 --> 00:22:43.767 -Get it? 244 00:22:55.934 --> 00:22:57.534 How about 36.4? 245 00:22:57.534 --> 00:23:00.834 We would be -- We would be -- 246 00:23:00.834 --> 00:23:03.000 [ Clicking ] 247 00:23:06.868 --> 00:23:09.234 -[ Speaks indistinctly ] You see that? 248 00:23:09.234 --> 00:23:11.267 -Mm-hmm. 249 00:23:11.267 --> 00:23:13.234 There you are. 250 00:23:17.267 --> 00:23:19.400 Where is that overlay? 251 00:23:19.400 --> 00:23:21.868 -See the right one? -Yeah. 252 00:23:23.901 --> 00:23:29.200 -And the camera, I'd say you're about 3 feet. 253 00:23:29.200 --> 00:23:31.334 [ Clicking ] 254 00:24:23.434 --> 00:24:25.300 -Definitely in. 255 00:24:25.300 --> 00:24:27.334 So I'm going to auto mode. 256 00:24:27.334 --> 00:24:28.434 -Okay. 257 00:24:34.400 --> 00:24:36.968 -Recognizing the picture. 258 00:24:36.968 --> 00:24:38.834 Mark. 259 00:24:38.834 --> 00:24:40.367 -Open. -[ Speaks indistinctly ] 260 00:24:40.367 --> 00:24:43.100 -Got close, got capture. Lost expanded. 261 00:24:43.100 --> 00:24:44.801 -I see it. 262 00:24:44.801 --> 00:24:47.767 Why would it be in a different -- It's not. 263 00:24:47.767 --> 00:24:49.100 -Oh. 264 00:24:49.100 --> 00:24:50.968 -Shoulder the arm away. 265 00:25:08.767 --> 00:25:11.601 [ Indistinct talking ] 266 00:25:11.601 --> 00:25:14.100 -That's good. Stand up. I'll get him -- get him... 267 00:25:15.901 --> 00:25:18.067 Hyah! 268 00:25:21.534 --> 00:25:23.667 -It's a good fit. 269 00:25:38.200 --> 00:25:42.467 -Yeah, the Velcro here is pretty well blown. 270 00:25:44.133 --> 00:25:46.367 We're unlikely to keep that closed. 271 00:25:48.234 --> 00:25:50.567 -What was that thing about noise? 272 00:25:50.567 --> 00:25:52.567 [ Indistinct talking ] 273 00:25:54.200 --> 00:25:57.734 -You got what? The real one? 274 00:25:57.734 --> 00:26:00.968 -Break them in for you. -Oh, cool. 275 00:26:00.968 --> 00:26:03.467 -I did this 1,000 times. -Don't break anything. 276 00:26:17.467 --> 00:26:20.300 -All right. I see your hand coming through the top. 277 00:26:23.000 --> 00:26:24.834 -That's it. 278 00:26:28.067 --> 00:26:29.868 -Bladder in the left arm 279 00:26:29.868 --> 00:26:33.334 really feels bunched up getting into it today. 280 00:26:33.334 --> 00:26:35.534 [ Indistinct talking ] 281 00:26:35.534 --> 00:26:37.767 -Shall we? 282 00:27:12.334 --> 00:27:15.000 [ Indistinct talking ] 283 00:27:18.100 --> 00:27:20.000 -Good God! 284 00:27:22.801 --> 00:27:26.000 -I guess we should have lost a few pounds over the weekend. 285 00:27:29.434 --> 00:27:31.834 Suddenly, I feel taller. 286 00:27:37.367 --> 00:27:39.367 -Okay, here we go. 287 00:27:39.367 --> 00:27:41.400 [ Grunts ] 288 00:27:54.267 --> 00:27:56.467 -Good? Am I good? 289 00:27:56.467 --> 00:27:59.434 [ Indistinct talking ] 290 00:28:31.067 --> 00:28:33.567 -Now, what they were saying is... 291 00:28:35.000 --> 00:28:37.067 Ready? -Yeah. 292 00:28:37.067 --> 00:28:39.400 -Here, help. 293 00:28:41.367 --> 00:28:43.400 -Space helmet on, Captain. 294 00:28:54.968 --> 00:28:57.300 [ Indistinct talking ] 295 00:29:01.133 --> 00:29:02.968 -It's all yours. 296 00:29:20.234 --> 00:29:22.901 [ Indistinct talking ] 297 00:29:57.868 --> 00:30:00.300 [ Indistinct talking ] 298 00:30:44.567 --> 00:30:46.801 [ Hissing ] 299 00:30:57.133 --> 00:30:59.334 -Good job! Yeah! 300 00:30:59.334 --> 00:31:01.400 -Whoo-hoo! 301 00:31:28.968 --> 00:31:31.234 [ Indistinct talking ] 302 00:31:33.367 --> 00:31:37.067 -Yeah, bump it. Bump it back, Todd. 303 00:31:37.067 --> 00:31:38.667 -Yeah. 304 00:31:56.901 --> 00:32:01.367 -Top bolt of the -- the sixth one. 305 00:32:04.133 --> 00:32:07.167 -Okay, four and a half [indistinct] are complete and... 306 00:32:07.167 --> 00:32:10.267 -John could do the... -[ Speaks indistinctly ] 307 00:32:11.634 --> 00:32:14.000 Does it look like it's been -- It hasn't been rotated yet. 308 00:32:14.000 --> 00:32:17.033 [ Indistinct talking ] 309 00:32:21.434 --> 00:32:23.467 -After John takes these connectors off, 310 00:32:23.467 --> 00:32:25.267 I'm gonna have them redeployed to PDM 311 00:32:25.267 --> 00:32:28.067 because that's how it would really be. -Four or five hours. 312 00:32:28.067 --> 00:32:30.434 -[ Speaks indistinctly ] 313 00:32:30.434 --> 00:32:32.801 -Yeah, he's right here. 314 00:32:32.801 --> 00:32:35.267 -He goes up this thing. 315 00:32:35.267 --> 00:32:37.400 -He holds right here, even with this. 316 00:32:37.400 --> 00:32:39.901 -They should put Rick up there now. 317 00:32:39.901 --> 00:32:41.267 -Well, it says between bay eight and nine. 318 00:32:41.267 --> 00:32:42.868 He should be over here. 319 00:32:42.868 --> 00:32:45.267 He goes up this -- Wait a minute. 320 00:32:45.267 --> 00:32:48.968 Yeah, he goes up here, right, gets himself up here, 321 00:32:48.968 --> 00:32:50.634 scrambles up this thing. 322 00:32:50.634 --> 00:32:52.467 Then he can get to this handrail. 323 00:32:52.467 --> 00:32:54.901 Then he's over here, and he waits for... 324 00:32:57.200 --> 00:32:58.901 -See, the end -- 325 00:32:58.901 --> 00:33:01.267 See the end comes out on the side? -Yeah. 326 00:33:01.267 --> 00:33:03.734 -That's gonna be more of a problem. 327 00:33:03.734 --> 00:33:04.968 -Fun. 328 00:33:04.968 --> 00:33:06.434 -I'm trying it on the left side today. 329 00:33:06.434 --> 00:33:07.434 -Yeah. 330 00:33:07.434 --> 00:33:10.634 -They got three glasses of -- 331 00:33:10.634 --> 00:33:11.801 They got something -- 332 00:33:11.801 --> 00:33:14.133 -I'm gonna need help getting up. 333 00:33:16.133 --> 00:33:18.200 Thanks. 334 00:33:20.534 --> 00:33:23.133 -I was like, "Hey, yours are over there." 335 00:33:23.133 --> 00:33:25.534 -Don't be giving me his. 336 00:33:29.133 --> 00:33:31.300 [ Indistinct talking ] 337 00:34:08.934 --> 00:34:12.767 -Okay. And my plenum is all screwed up in the back. 338 00:34:12.767 --> 00:34:13.834 -Back? 339 00:34:21.267 --> 00:34:23.634 -Once I'm in, I'm fine. 340 00:34:26.734 --> 00:34:28.734 -Okay. 341 00:34:28.734 --> 00:34:29.834 -[ Grunts ] 342 00:34:29.834 --> 00:34:31.133 -Thanks. 343 00:34:31.133 --> 00:34:33.734 [ Indistinct talking ] 344 00:34:40.367 --> 00:34:41.601 -Okay. 345 00:34:41.601 --> 00:34:43.300 -Thank you, sir. 346 00:34:43.300 --> 00:34:44.634 -Chris, if you don't mind another... 347 00:34:44.634 --> 00:34:46.367 -11 it is. 348 00:34:46.367 --> 00:34:47.634 -Thank you. 349 00:34:53.734 --> 00:34:56.601 -Yeah, that'd be a good idea. Thanks. 350 00:35:11.634 --> 00:35:16.767 Okay. If you guys can check the drink bag and the vent. 351 00:35:16.767 --> 00:35:19.000 [ Indistinct talking ] 352 00:36:32.067 --> 00:36:35.501 -I'm going to hold it there. Go for your IDB. 353 00:36:44.968 --> 00:36:47.200 [ Indistinct talking ] 354 00:37:03.901 --> 00:37:06.334 -Turtle. Turtle, man. 355 00:37:06.334 --> 00:37:08.400 Nose down. 356 00:37:16.501 --> 00:37:19.467 -James! James! 357 00:37:19.467 --> 00:37:22.234 Other James! 358 00:37:22.234 --> 00:37:25.133 Other James! Newman! 359 00:37:25.133 --> 00:37:27.300 -How do you feel like it is? 360 00:37:31.367 --> 00:37:33.400 [ Speaks indistinctly ] 361 00:37:35.100 --> 00:37:37.667 -2-5-7-3-7. 362 00:37:45.033 --> 00:37:46.934 -Got it? 363 00:37:46.934 --> 00:37:49.400 [ Indistinct talking ] 364 00:39:20.667 --> 00:39:22.801 [ Indistinct talking ] 365 00:39:26.834 --> 00:39:29.767 -What time is that supposed to end? 366 00:39:29.767 --> 00:39:31.734 -I think like 8:00. 367 00:39:31.734 --> 00:39:33.734 -I thought it was 7:00. 368 00:39:33.734 --> 00:39:35.734 [ Indistinct talking ] 369 00:39:43.968 --> 00:39:46.033 -For Mike. -Go ahead. 370 00:39:46.033 --> 00:39:47.868 -[ Speaks indistinctly ] 371 00:39:47.868 --> 00:39:49.834 -Does it work? 372 00:39:49.834 --> 00:39:52.400 -Is that correct? -Yeah, it looks good, but... 373 00:39:52.400 --> 00:39:54.234 -Okay. 374 00:39:54.234 --> 00:39:56.467 [ Indistinct talking ] 375 00:39:58.834 --> 00:40:01.033 -Go ahead and get your ratchet. -Okay. 376 00:40:02.767 --> 00:40:05.534 -It'll be counterclockwise. 377 00:40:05.534 --> 00:40:06.901 -Okay. 378 00:40:13.767 --> 00:40:16.801 Mike, I concur. It should be push button and foot paddle. 379 00:40:19.567 --> 00:40:21.334 So it looks good. -When we get there. 380 00:40:21.334 --> 00:40:23.100 So I'm not sure if that's -- -I'm watching that, too, 381 00:40:23.100 --> 00:40:24.601 and I'm wondering why it's going up, 382 00:40:24.601 --> 00:40:27.968 and also, I'm also trying to watch what they're doing. 383 00:40:27.968 --> 00:40:31.634 [ Indistinct talking ] 384 00:40:31.634 --> 00:40:35.667 -And then under "edit," "select options." 385 00:40:35.667 --> 00:40:38.567 [ Speaks indistinctly ] 386 00:40:45.100 --> 00:40:47.601 -Hey, Mike, if you can go ahead 387 00:40:47.601 --> 00:40:49.634 and plug it into the forward latch. 388 00:40:49.634 --> 00:40:51.067 As soon as you've got your hand on it, 389 00:40:51.067 --> 00:40:52.300 Jim can take his tool off. 390 00:40:52.300 --> 00:40:53.734 -You guys want to use them on Monday, 391 00:40:53.734 --> 00:40:54.934 or should I give them... 392 00:40:54.934 --> 00:40:57.701 -[ Speaks indistinctly ] 393 00:41:03.667 --> 00:41:05.367 -Hey, thanks. 394 00:41:12.067 --> 00:41:14.434 -Okay, I want to check that just once. 395 00:41:14.434 --> 00:41:15.734 -Yeah. 396 00:41:17.400 --> 00:41:18.400 -Oh, no. 397 00:41:18.400 --> 00:41:21.367 -Grits. Grits today. 398 00:41:21.367 --> 00:41:22.701 Grits. Life is good. -All right. 399 00:41:22.701 --> 00:41:24.534 -We all have grits today. 400 00:41:24.534 --> 00:41:27.267 -Okay, everybody, remember how this works -- 401 00:41:27.267 --> 00:41:29.234 score, my comments. 402 00:41:29.234 --> 00:41:32.000 -I've already submitted my menu. -I know. 403 00:41:32.000 --> 00:41:35.167 I was so excited about that. They'll do great. 404 00:41:35.167 --> 00:41:37.300 -You're making us look bad. -Yeah. 405 00:41:37.300 --> 00:41:39.734 -I just want to, like, get the whole taste sensation 406 00:41:39.734 --> 00:41:41.834 before I do that, you know, see what else I can... 407 00:41:41.834 --> 00:41:43.300 -Cleanse the palate? -You going to take a picture? 408 00:41:43.300 --> 00:41:48.734 -Are they required to get food for that day 409 00:41:48.734 --> 00:41:50.601 when you're not going to be in cabin, 410 00:41:50.601 --> 00:41:52.467 to order it like a lunch, 411 00:41:52.467 --> 00:41:56.067 or could they skip lunch if that's what their intent is? 412 00:41:56.067 --> 00:41:57.601 -Thank you. 413 00:41:57.601 --> 00:42:00.400 -That is your... 414 00:42:00.400 --> 00:42:01.901 -Personal call, whether or not they want the food. 415 00:42:01.901 --> 00:42:05.000 -That's your discretion between you and the flight surgeon. 416 00:42:05.000 --> 00:42:09.167 And then, as long as your flight surgeon agrees, 417 00:42:09.167 --> 00:42:11.267 you cannot stow lunch and stow dinner 418 00:42:11.267 --> 00:42:13.501 for when you come back in, if you want to do that. 419 00:42:13.501 --> 00:42:14.968 But I will tell you, overall, 420 00:42:14.968 --> 00:42:17.067 that's not going to save that much volume. 421 00:42:17.067 --> 00:42:19.267 -Okay. -It's 10 meals. 422 00:42:19.267 --> 00:42:22.634 Actually, it's probably 12 meals. 423 00:42:22.634 --> 00:42:25.267 -Do not stow those lunches for those days. 424 00:42:25.267 --> 00:42:26.968 -What is it? -Raspberry yogurt. 425 00:42:26.968 --> 00:42:28.334 -I assume we can go with that. 426 00:42:28.334 --> 00:42:30.634 I mean, we'd have to get medical concurrence on that, 427 00:42:30.634 --> 00:42:32.501 but we can -- -So your nominal plan going in 428 00:42:32.501 --> 00:42:35.501 is everybody orders a full breakfast, lunch, and dinner 429 00:42:35.501 --> 00:42:37.434 for every day, regardless of what they're doing. 430 00:42:37.434 --> 00:42:39.667 -That's the nominal working plan, yeah. 431 00:42:39.667 --> 00:42:42.501 -Okay. And we may debate about deviating from that... 432 00:42:42.501 --> 00:42:45.534 -Mm-hmm, yeah, but the point is, you're going to stow it. 433 00:42:45.534 --> 00:42:47.634 -Yeah, I guess that would be a big thing if it was -- 434 00:42:47.634 --> 00:42:49.033 -I mean, that would be... -If we all shared a tray. 435 00:42:49.033 --> 00:42:50.100 -...a tray and a half. 436 00:42:50.100 --> 00:42:51.834 -What about breakfast on those days? 437 00:42:51.834 --> 00:42:53.968 -Yes, you'd have breakfast and dinner, for sure. 438 00:42:53.968 --> 00:42:56.434 -You could have a big breakfast. -I guess he's not a grits fan. 439 00:42:56.434 --> 00:42:58.801 -Lived in the South. 440 00:42:58.801 --> 00:43:01.200 -Grits are pretty good. -It's been a long time, but I still... 441 00:43:01.200 --> 00:43:03.300 -I never knew what grits were, literally. 442 00:43:03.300 --> 00:43:04.901 -Used to wallpaper your house. 443 00:43:04.901 --> 00:43:06.467 -Billy Bob turned out. He liked them. 444 00:43:06.467 --> 00:43:08.300 -I always thought it was cream of wheat. 445 00:43:08.300 --> 00:43:10.367 -So, it's not -- 446 00:43:10.367 --> 00:43:11.834 -[ Speaks indistinctly ] 447 00:43:11.834 --> 00:43:14.167 You know, when you're camping, cook grits as... 448 00:43:14.167 --> 00:43:16.267 -All right. All right. All right. Yeah, cream of wheat. 449 00:43:16.267 --> 00:43:19.234 "Hey, these grits don't taste right." No, it was... 450 00:43:19.234 --> 00:43:21.367 -This is a beef enchilada. 451 00:43:21.367 --> 00:43:23.501 -This is the dried beef. 452 00:43:23.501 --> 00:43:24.701 -Hey, the... 453 00:43:24.701 --> 00:43:26.567 -The wallpaper in the orbiter needs fixed. 454 00:43:26.567 --> 00:43:27.834 -Yeah? 455 00:43:27.834 --> 00:43:29.801 -Exactly. 456 00:43:29.801 --> 00:43:33.267 -The Out of This World jerky made SpaceNews -- big article. 457 00:43:33.267 --> 00:43:35.100 -Yes. 458 00:43:35.100 --> 00:43:38.767 -Is that what that is? -No, this is beef fajitas. 459 00:43:38.767 --> 00:43:40.834 -Mm-hmm, well... 460 00:43:40.834 --> 00:43:43.300 -This might be pretty good, too, I'm thinking. 461 00:43:43.300 --> 00:43:45.767 -But what other commercial reason is there? 462 00:43:45.767 --> 00:43:47.667 -This is what we've done. We're up to number eight. 463 00:43:47.667 --> 00:43:49.901 -What do you mean? -Number eight already? 464 00:43:49.901 --> 00:43:52.067 -But it's just funny because -- -The only reason anybody pursues 465 00:43:52.067 --> 00:43:54.767 commercial benefit agreements -- -Because I'm a knucklehead. 466 00:43:54.767 --> 00:43:56.801 -Which way does this go? 467 00:43:56.801 --> 00:43:59.334 -But they had already had it advertised, though, you know, 468 00:43:59.334 --> 00:44:01.534 as one of those products... 469 00:44:05.667 --> 00:44:07.667 -Do you want to try...? 470 00:44:07.667 --> 00:44:10.300 -Can you just throw them all in little pieces on? 471 00:44:10.300 --> 00:44:12.334 -You good? -Whatever's available. 472 00:44:12.334 --> 00:44:15.200 -Is this beef stew? -It's the beef fajita. 473 00:44:15.200 --> 00:44:17.067 -Oh, okay. 474 00:44:20.934 --> 00:44:22.767 -Hmm. 475 00:44:22.767 --> 00:44:25.234 The beef fajita looks a little juicy. 476 00:44:25.234 --> 00:44:28.300 Is that, in the pouch, sort of the way it comes? 477 00:44:28.300 --> 00:44:30.400 -Is that all the liquid in the fajitas? 478 00:44:30.400 --> 00:44:33.300 -Looking at the pouch. 479 00:44:33.300 --> 00:44:36.801 I know I'm trying to do it, but I think I forget. 480 00:44:36.801 --> 00:44:39.067 -Oh, yeah, those were beef fajitas. 481 00:44:41.367 --> 00:44:43.667 -The sauce is bad. 482 00:44:43.667 --> 00:44:47.400 [ Indistinct talking ] 483 00:44:47.400 --> 00:44:52.667 -How about Froot Loops or Trix or Cocoa Krispies? 484 00:44:52.667 --> 00:44:54.334 -Did you guys know that, by a big margin, 485 00:44:54.334 --> 00:44:56.334 Cheerios is the number-one cereal in the United States? 486 00:44:56.334 --> 00:44:59.868 I don't know if you remember from 103, 487 00:44:59.868 --> 00:45:01.868 when I made the comment and everybody laughed, 488 00:45:01.868 --> 00:45:04.100 Cheerios are a more structurally-sound cereal. 489 00:45:04.100 --> 00:45:05.834 -Delicious! 490 00:45:05.834 --> 00:45:07.834 -Let's laugh again. 491 00:45:07.834 --> 00:45:09.534 -No. What did we just have? 492 00:45:09.534 --> 00:45:11.300 -Let's get engineering on it. -I'm just asking. 493 00:45:11.300 --> 00:45:13.601 -This stuff has more spice in here. -Yeah. 494 00:45:13.601 --> 00:45:16.400 -Right now, for me to add items to the shuttle menu 495 00:45:16.400 --> 00:45:18.767 means I have to pay USA... 496 00:45:18.767 --> 00:45:22.601 Entrées and vegetables, and that's what we chose to add. 497 00:45:22.601 --> 00:45:23.901 -Okay. -Yeah. 498 00:45:23.901 --> 00:45:26.601 We had a limited amount of items that we could develop, 499 00:45:26.601 --> 00:45:28.934 and we chose the items that we thought... 500 00:45:28.934 --> 00:45:30.601 -And fresh food. It's just, it's bulky. 501 00:45:30.601 --> 00:45:32.868 -You mean they would not be in a pouch with dried milk? 502 00:45:32.868 --> 00:45:36.067 -We can package them for you and put them in fresh food. 503 00:45:36.067 --> 00:45:38.367 [ Indistinct talking ] -Okay. 504 00:45:38.367 --> 00:45:40.801 -We can do that. -Okay. We'll take you up on that. 505 00:45:40.801 --> 00:45:42.601 -It's like Cheez Whiz. -Yeah, we can do that. 506 00:45:42.601 --> 00:45:46.067 -It's just, right now, we cannot put it in a menu tray 507 00:45:46.067 --> 00:45:49.133 because it's not a new item. -Okay. 508 00:45:49.133 --> 00:45:50.601 [ Indistinct talking ] 509 00:45:50.601 --> 00:45:51.934 -So when reading the box, 510 00:45:51.934 --> 00:45:53.934 just remember what the ulterior motive of these MREs is. 511 00:45:53.934 --> 00:45:55.434 -You don't have to do that. -Oh, you guys can do that? 512 00:45:55.434 --> 00:45:58.133 -To minimize your sanitation problems. -You can replace it. 513 00:45:58.133 --> 00:46:00.267 Yeah, if you're out of Velcro, you could use the Cheez Whiz. 514 00:46:00.267 --> 00:46:03.467 -Oh, was that the cashew chicken that went by? 515 00:46:03.467 --> 00:46:06.767 Chicken? Then I ate it and totally forgot. 516 00:46:06.767 --> 00:46:08.767 -It was real spicy. Pretty good. -Yeah, it was good. 517 00:46:08.767 --> 00:46:10.367 -Yes, cashew curry chicken. 518 00:46:10.367 --> 00:46:12.667 -It's got rave reviews at this end of the table. 519 00:46:12.667 --> 00:46:15.300 -It tasted like Cheerios to me. I don't know what was going on there. 520 00:46:15.300 --> 00:46:16.834 -You have Cheerios on the brain, John. 521 00:46:16.834 --> 00:46:18.534 -Power of suggestion, huh? -That was good. 522 00:46:18.534 --> 00:46:20.300 -It's going to be the Cheerios for me. 523 00:46:20.300 --> 00:46:22.667 [ Indistinct talking ] 524 00:46:34.767 --> 00:46:36.734 -It should be back now, right? -What's that? 525 00:46:36.734 --> 00:46:39.167 Oh, never mind. -Yes, it is. 526 00:46:39.167 --> 00:46:41.534 -This one is totally dead. 527 00:46:41.534 --> 00:46:43.667 -The top one. 528 00:46:46.968 --> 00:46:48.434 [ Machine beeps ] 529 00:46:48.434 --> 00:46:51.367 -And go and hit "file" and "reset." 530 00:46:51.367 --> 00:46:53.300 -Reset server? 531 00:46:54.968 --> 00:46:57.467 You're still zoomed in. 532 00:46:57.467 --> 00:47:00.200 Okay, things are getting worse. 533 00:47:00.200 --> 00:47:02.734 Okay, couldn't get much worse than that. 534 00:47:03.834 --> 00:47:05.901 What did you want -- Yeah. 535 00:47:21.968 --> 00:47:25.267 -Dave, can you get me the window here again? 536 00:47:30.801 --> 00:47:33.033 Just about halfway done. You agree? 537 00:47:33.033 --> 00:47:34.634 -Yeah. 538 00:47:40.133 --> 00:47:42.400 -We can't do that. 539 00:47:42.400 --> 00:47:45.000 Or after I'm done... 540 00:47:45.000 --> 00:47:48.133 -You mean him fly the shuttle? -Yes. 541 00:47:48.133 --> 00:47:51.467 [ Indistinct talking ] 542 00:47:53.601 --> 00:47:55.567 Okay, I see it. 543 00:47:58.133 --> 00:48:01.267 Let's wait for nighttime. -Yeah. 544 00:48:01.267 --> 00:48:05.934 Yeah. You're about 3 inches off the pin -- 545 00:48:05.934 --> 00:48:10.701 pin overlap halfway down below. 546 00:48:10.701 --> 00:48:12.067 -Okay. 547 00:48:15.801 --> 00:48:17.767 -It's drifting. 548 00:48:17.767 --> 00:48:20.334 It's in kind of a pitching mode. 549 00:48:20.334 --> 00:48:23.267 -Am I rolling? -Yeah. 550 00:48:23.267 --> 00:48:26.133 You're going to see it. Yeah, there's a roll. 551 00:48:26.133 --> 00:48:28.567 He was MS one. He was John. 552 00:48:32.000 --> 00:48:35.767 It's kind of rolling, pitching into you a little bit. 553 00:48:41.767 --> 00:48:44.067 Okay. -I can't see the pitch from the right. 554 00:48:44.067 --> 00:48:46.634 We can see the pitch off the spin maybe. 555 00:48:52.701 --> 00:48:54.701 Start coming around. 556 00:48:54.701 --> 00:48:57.200 -It's not helping. 557 00:48:57.200 --> 00:48:59.901 -Can you zoom in anymore? 558 00:48:59.901 --> 00:49:01.868 Okay, great, great. 559 00:49:01.868 --> 00:49:03.667 How did my joining look? 560 00:49:03.667 --> 00:49:05.801 -No, nothing to worry about. 561 00:49:05.801 --> 00:49:08.434 -It's gonna look really sensitive 562 00:49:08.434 --> 00:49:12.501 because of the screen zoom. -Yeah, because of the zoom. 563 00:49:12.501 --> 00:49:15.367 You're a foot or so out. 564 00:49:17.367 --> 00:49:19.300 A short pitch is coming down now. 565 00:49:19.300 --> 00:49:21.501 I think your joints all look good. 566 00:49:21.501 --> 00:49:24.033 You're 6 inches out. Got it. 567 00:49:24.033 --> 00:49:26.567 -We need more. -Three inches. 568 00:49:29.100 --> 00:49:30.901 -I think you've got it lined up. 569 00:49:30.901 --> 00:49:33.267 That's looking pretty good on the other camera. 570 00:49:35.100 --> 00:49:37.234 Just about to pin overlap. 571 00:49:37.234 --> 00:49:40.968 Pin overlap...halfway down. 572 00:49:40.968 --> 00:49:42.801 -See it? 573 00:49:44.300 --> 00:49:45.801 -Go. 574 00:50:01.367 --> 00:50:03.567 I'm not sure it's doing much. 575 00:50:04.868 --> 00:50:07.534 I'd be guessing for a while. 576 00:50:07.534 --> 00:50:09.734 [ Indistinct talking ] 577 00:50:27.234 --> 00:50:30.167 -Well, the pitch is going up. 578 00:50:30.167 --> 00:50:32.334 But you have room. 579 00:50:33.767 --> 00:50:35.400 Hmm. 580 00:50:39.634 --> 00:50:42.167 Four feet out. 581 00:50:42.167 --> 00:50:45.067 -Must have been beyond. 582 00:50:45.067 --> 00:50:47.801 Okay. So you guys are going to put roots on it, right, 583 00:50:47.801 --> 00:50:50.334 transitional roots, and we're going to see whether... 584 00:51:08.067 --> 00:51:09.968 -Doing good. 585 00:51:09.968 --> 00:51:11.601 Keep coming. 586 00:51:11.601 --> 00:51:13.834 -Come back? -Yeah. 587 00:51:13.834 --> 00:51:15.701 Three inches. 588 00:51:19.601 --> 00:51:23.133 Come on up and overlap. 589 00:51:24.901 --> 00:51:27.834 Halfway down. I can't really see the pin. -Okay. 590 00:51:27.834 --> 00:51:30.067 -I think you're there. 591 00:51:30.067 --> 00:51:32.133 That is the one problem with this. 592 00:51:32.133 --> 00:51:34.000 If it drifts like that, you're going to lose -- 593 00:51:34.000 --> 00:51:35.634 -Yeah, because the "A" kind of got bad. 594 00:51:35.634 --> 00:51:35.634