MAN: Anyway, just feed this thing through here like that.
MAN 2: What?
Eventually...
-OK, you've fed it through. -What?
If you're watching.
Aren't you supposed to use the cable clamp?
-And where'd you learn that? -At tech.
-Great. -I'll get the clamp, eh?
You any closer or are you just trying to squeeze me for some OT?
Give me a break. The afternoon shift will finish it.
What?
Well, it's my daughter's graduation.
No, Roy, mate, I need you to finish this job.
-I can't afford to... -I told you about this two weeks ago.
-(SIGHS) -There's a note on the whiteboard.
-Is that new? -Mmm.
Oh! I love it how everyone round here thinks I'm bloody made of money.
-No, I never thought that. -(PHONE RINGS)
Oh, great. Here. How about you speak to the owner?
Remember...
-You're on my time, mate. -What?
-Bruce! -How's my aircraft? Is it done?
Yeah. All's good.
Yeah, we're nearly done.
I thought it would be finished by now.
-Got to be in Cunnamulla tomorrow. -It'll be finished for tomorrow.
Yeah, no, I promise.
A gram of work is better than kilos of promises.
Yeah, we're on top of it, mate, honestly.
What's up with him?
He's just trying to spin gold while we're tinkering with tin.
Mate! I assure you we'll get it done.
Yeah. No, look, last time was a one-off.
We're onto it.
Alright, I'll see you tomorrow.
OK, 'bye.
How's it going out there?
Oh, don't ask.
Did Roy tell you he couldn't work tonight?
-Yeah, there's a note in the corner. -Where?
(SIGHS) Right there, above the kids' drawings.
WOMAN: It's in your handwriting.
Right, yep.
So how did you go with the BAS statements?
-Hm? What? -The BAS. The statements.
Baz? Who's Baz?
OK. I'm going to need to get on top of these accounts.
Are you going to go and pick up the kids?
-They're going to need to see you. -OK, OK.
(SIGHS) Right. I'll do it, shall I? Thanks, darling. You're so kind.
And while I'm at it, why don't I mow the lawn,
do the washing and pick up the dog from the vet?
Hm? What?
-Hey, Leanne. -(DOOR CLOSES)
I think I need another whiteboard.
Anyway, listen. We've got to do the hours. That's just the way it is.
-I'll do the talking. -Alright, mate.
-Hey! Johnny-come-lately. -Sorry, mate.
-Late as usual and trotting all day? -It's the new girlfriend, mate.
-She cooks a mean curry. -Yeah?
-Jase was late anyway. -I wasn't late.
-Well, he was. -Well, on that note...
The dog ate my homework, and I've got to go.
Hang on a minute. Just one sec. What needs to be finished?
Well, we've fitted the drum assembly and we've fed the cables through.
-I just haven't connected 'em up yet. -Yep.
So...you just have to do the turnbuckles,
connect it all up and do the rigging.
And, uh, Harry wants all this done by tomorrow morning.
Harry wants it all done by tomorrow morning. That's not good.
Oh, and another thing.
When you've had your meal break, try and clean up.
-Oh, yes, dear. -Have fun, boys.
Let's do it.
(SIGHS)
(SIGHS) Does anything work around here?
(SIGHS) Mate. I got to make a call of nature. My guts are just...
-Alright, look, too much information. -How are you getting on?
Slowly. You know where the manual is?
Don't say Harry's office.
Mate, they're easy. Just connect 'em, tighten 'em and lockwire 'em.
Properly.
(SIGHS)
-All done? -Yeah, no thanks to you.
Remember, you're the boy. You need to practise.
Now, let's check these travels and then we'll get out of here.
-Yeah. -(SIGHS)
How's that? It's wound all the way here.
Yeah, no, it's all good. Now the other way.
Yeah, like a bought one.
Let's panel up and get the fluke out of here.
-What about duplicate inspection? -Yeah, no worries.
I've got a little note here I'll leave for Harry.
So we're going to have to make really good time.
-We'll get away straightaway. -Morning, Bruce.
Already done the daily for you, mate. She's all good to go.
We were up pretty late working on this fellow last night.
-I've got to go. Thanks, Harry. -OK. You guys have a great flight.
Bankstown Tower, Zulu Tango Quebec.
Mayday, mayday. I have an emergency.
MAN: Aircraft calling the mayday. Say again.
Zulu Tango Quebec. I need to land immediately.
I'm low and down. We're 1-1 centre.
MAN: Zulu Tango Quebec. Bankstown Tower.
Roger, mayday. You're cleared to land on 1-1 centre.
Confirm, 1-1 centre. There are no airport emergency services.
Do you require emergency services?
I don't know if I'm going to make it!
(DOOR OPENS)
Do you know what happened out there? Do you know what happened?
We were that close! What were you thinking?
I mean, really! You're trying to kill me?!
Bruce, I'm...I'm sorry, mate.
Oh, you're sorry? Sorry doesn't cut it! OK?
-What can I do? -What can you do?
You can get a good lawyer! That's what you can do.