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I got this going on

with the new sub, Dr. Cameron.

This looks really great.

I'm not so sure

how long he plans on staying around.

I think I'll take my chances.

That's what I like about you.

I'm leaving you guys this.

Y'all gotta check it out, okay?

- Have you talked to Cristian yet?

- Hey, here's a...

Who's Cristian?

No! I almost cracked

Bertrand's postulate.

Do you know how many steps that is?

Doing you a favor. You really want

people seeing you do math for fun?

Hey, you want me to program

the cheat codes so you can't die?

- Yeah.

- Yeah?

Cristian, you little...

Hey!

Hey, you seen that little twit Cristian?

He's got, like, a striped shirt?

It's all to scale.

I... And for materials,

I was thinking syntactic flotation foam?

I sourced a grade

that's stable up to 1,000 meters.

Did you do this by yourself?

Well, I used a picture

from the flyer that I saw.

I just corrected its design flaws.

It's elegant.

Great. Okay.

So, we can start building, right?

Yeah, well, hang on, guys.

The first rule of engineering is

you never build anything with real material

until you build

a proof-of-concept model.

We can use hangers for the frame.

Styrofoam for ballast?

Toggle switches.

Your mission,

if you choose to accept it,

is to explore a sunken World War II

submarine and the surrounding area.

Using your on board cameras

for guidance,

you must navigate

through an eight-part course

that will test your ROV's agility

and efficiency.

Your ROV should be prepared

to measure the length,

width and temperature

of designated objects,

diffuse any potential threats

from artillery or biochemical warfare...

Did you get to the part

where you have to retrieve a liquid

from some kind of drum

without getting any pool water in it?

Well, now that you've ruined the ending.

You know, Oscar Vazquez thinks you're

really going to see this thing through.

You say that like he's wrong.

He already ran into one brick wall.

I don't want him running

face first into another.

You want me to shut this down

so I don't disappoint him.

- Is that what you came to say?

- No.

I came to ask if you know PBASIC,

because you're going to need it

to program your robot.

Is that different than basic BASIC?

It's been a while.

Come by Wednesday night.

Not to brag or anything,

but I'm kind of a coding savant.

That's great. Thanks.

What time do you want me there?

7:
00 it is.

The paint's chipped,

but they still work.

I just need the motors inside.

These are great. Thank you.

I can help with clothes, too,

if you want to fix all of that.

What's wrong with this?

Everything.

If you're not gonna wear

a uniform anymore,

you gotta figure out

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