Pushing Tin Page #2
- Let it go.
Okay, guys. Right up here.
- Cute kids, Pat. They all yours?
- In the past, I laid my share of pipe.
- Each of these blips is an airplane.
- Mind stepping off the rubber?
Did you know that an
air traffic controller...
...is responsible for more lives in a shift...
...than a surgeon is in his life?
- It looks like a computer game.
- This is no game.
You make a mistake here,
there's no reset button.
Don't touch me.
I hear controllers have
the highest rates of depression...
...nervous breakdowns,
heart attacks and alcoholism.
- Don't forget suicide, kid.
- He always researches our field trips.
- He's been online since he was 4.
- Pat.
- What?
- Take them somewhere else.
Okay, this way. Here we go.
Controlling air traffic's
much like conducting an orchestra.
Mr. Feeney used a metaphor.
Can you say "metaphor"?
That wasn't a metaphor. That was
a simile. "Laying pipe" is a metaphor.
I got a departure, he didn't tag up.
- What did you give last?
- 28 and 8.
- Climbing to 8? I don't see him.
- There!
Turn him left!
- I don't see his prime!
- Turn him.
- Turn him!
- I'm not seeing him!
- I don't see him.
- Right there.
- He's got no data block.
- Get these kids out of here.
- Come on, kids.
Econojet 2166, traffic at 2:00.
You see him?
That's a negative.
Correction. I see him!
2166, immediate left turn heading 070.
Expedite!
Lmmediate. Roger.
- They're in pieces.
- No, please.
Econojet 2166. Left turn expedited.
- I told you to turn him!
- Go, Ronnie. Go, Ronnie.
- Knock it off!
- Big guy.
- Nick, plug in.
- Why are you upset? Nobody got killed.
- Wasn't a squawk. Not my fault.
- It's okay.
- There's a Jetlink...
- I got the picture.
There was no squawk.
We're waiting for you in hell.
How about a wet one?
- Kiss it.
- There was no ident.
- Oh, no.
- It wasn't my fault.
Get back to your scope.
You're done. You're through.
Econojet 2166,
reduce speed to 170 knots.
Jerk! Can we use the street too?!
It looks like I wet my pants. F***.
That's what I'm talking about.
Continental 1250, turn left 130.
Continental's lined up.
Jetlink's in fourth.
This looks like a parrot cage.
You're almost molting.
See you.
- Come on!
- Sorry.
Jetlink 3596, reduce speed
to 190 knots. Fly heading 090.
- Lots of dinks for a weekday.
- Let's fly up close to them big jets.
- Sparta 753 for Newark approach.
- Hey, Sparta 753. Is this Jethro?
- How's my favorite redneck?
- You mocking me, son?
Before you run out of cornpone
or whatever you use for fuel.
We wouldn't waste
good moonshine to fly.
Am I supposed to
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