Red Line 7000 Page #5

- No.

You got anything you can follow me in?

Well, if you don't go too fast.

Alright. Let's go.

I suppose you're coming,

too, kitten.

Yeah. I'll take

my bike over.

- Hi, pat.

- Hi.

Hello, Julie.

Mike, I want to use your car.

Oh, sure, but kato and I were just...

Yeah, just for a of couple laps.

Well, we were gonna do a little work...

Yeah, I know, I know.

Arp?

There's your car. Just get the feel

of it. Stroke it a couple of laps.

Don't set any world's records.

Pat, that front end is

pushing pretty bad.

Kato and I were going to just

Jack the weight around a little bit.

- Oh, really?

- Real bad.

Push him right up to the wall.

Well, why didn't somebody tell me?

Go on, Kate.

Are you gonna let him

take it like that?

I thought you wanted to

find out how good he was?

What about my car?

Your new one will be done soon.

Why don't you give him

one that's set up right?

Look kitten, if he's as good as

he thinks he is, he'll be ok.

If he isn't...

Well, if he isn't, he can find other work.

Like fixing the wall.

You've got lots of time. Remember that.

Pat, why don't you give him a chance?

Oh, c'mon, Julie, cut it out.

You're acting like a female.

What do you think I am, your brother?

Ok.

Fire it up. Take it easy for a lap.

How many spins he make?

Three, but he ended up

going the right way.

Alright, let's see if he

can do better this time.

Only one spin this time.

The guys doing better.

I think he'll make it this time.

You'd better hire him.

Better bring him in

before he breaks his neck.

Kato, wave him in.

Well...

How'd you like it?

- This your car'?

- Yeah, it's mine.

Can you drive it

set up the way it is?

In a straight line.

- Huh?

- In a straight line.

I thought so.

And you give it to me.

You trying to make me

look like a squirrel?

Well, any half way decent chauffeur

can look pretty good

in a car that's set up right.

If it isn't, takes a lot of talent

to keep from hanging it on the wall.

You say you're from darlington?

Want to go back there next

week and drive for us?

Yeah. I'd like to.

Alright, you got yourself a ride

if you can qualify.

Now, what was she doing?

She was pushing pretty bad.

You heard him, kato. She

was pushing pretty bad.

- C'mon, let's look at it.

- Yes, sir.

Well, to start with, take two turns

off the right front.

Well, you got your job.

How come?

You're pretty good out there.

No, I mean how come you put in for me

with your brother?

I don't know.

Well, I didn't expect that. Thank you.

- I owe you for it.

- You don't owe me anything.

Well, the least I could

do is buy you dinner.

I'd like to do that.

I told you, you don't owe me a thing.

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