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Ada Quonsett: My late husband taught me to be thorough. He was a teacher of geometry. He always said: "You must consider every angle." Tanya Livingston: My late husband was a lawyer, and he always said: "Watch out for sweet looking innocent, little old ladies." I'm beginning to understand what he meant.

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Ada Quonsett: My late husband taught me to be thorough. He was a teacher of geometry. He always said: "You must consider every angle." Tanya Livingston: My late husband was a lawyer, and he always said: "Watch out for sweet looking innocent, little old ladies." I'm beginning to understand what he meant.

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Play Ada Quonsett: My late husband taught me to be thorough. He was a teacher of geometry. He always said: "You must consider every angle." Tanya Livingston: My late husband was a lawyer, and he always said: "Watch out for sweet looking innocent, little old ladies." I'm beginning to understand what he meant.

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Mel Bakersfeld: If you're wondering if we had another fight, the answer is no. Just a continuation of the same one.

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Mel Bakersfeld: If you're wondering if we had another fight, the answer is no. Just a continuation of the same one.

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Cindy Bakersfeld: And we don't have a home anymore. We have a waiting room. A place where I can walk the floor and wonder whether you're going to leave this damn airport long enough to drop by for a few minutes. Mel Bakersfeld: Why you have to pick tonight, to come out here and fight with me... Cindy Bakersfeld: I came out here to tell you that Roberta left home. Mel Bakersfeld: I suppose I'm like a lot of men. A bigamist. Married to both a woman and a job. Cindy Bakersfeld: And I can't be...

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Cindy Bakersfeld: And we don't have a home anymore. We have a waiting room. A place where I can walk the floor and wonder whether you're going to leave this damn airport long enough to drop by for a few minutes. Mel Bakersfeld: Why you have to pick tonight, to come out here and fight with me... Cindy Bakersfeld: I came out here to tell you that Roberta left home. Mel Bakersfeld: I suppose I'm like a lot of men. A bigamist. Married to both a woman and a job. Cindy Bakersfeld: And I can't be...

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Play Cindy Bakersfeld: And we don't have a home anymore. We have a waiting room. A place where I can walk the floor and wonder whether you're going to leave this damn airport long enough to drop by for a few minutes. Mel Bakersfeld: Why you have to pick tonight, to come out here and fight with me... Cindy Bakersfeld: I came out here to tell you that Roberta left home. Mel Bakersfeld: I suppose I'm like a lot of men. A bigamist. Married to both a woman and a job. Cindy Bakersfeld: And I can't be...

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Ada Quonsett: You've been so busy, we just haven't had a chance to chat. I'm Ada Quonsett. D.O. Guerrero: How do you do. Ada Quonsett: What's your name, sir? D.O. Guerrero: Guerrero. Ada Quonsett: Guerrero! That's Spanish, isn't it? D.O. Guerrero: Yes, but way... back. Ada Quonsett: You look more Irish. D.O. Guerrero: So did my mother.

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Ada Quonsett: You've been so busy, we just haven't had a chance to chat. I'm Ada Quonsett. D.O. Guerrero: How do you do. Ada Quonsett: What's your name, sir? D.O. Guerrero: Guerrero. Ada Quonsett: Guerrero! That's Spanish, isn't it? D.O. Guerrero: Yes, but way... back. Ada Quonsett: You look more Irish. D.O. Guerrero: So did my mother.

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Play Ada Quonsett: You've been so busy, we just haven't had a chance to chat. I'm Ada Quonsett. D.O. Guerrero: How do you do. Ada Quonsett: What's your name, sir? D.O. Guerrero: Guerrero. Ada Quonsett: Guerrero! That's Spanish, isn't it? D.O. Guerrero: Yes, but way... back. Ada Quonsett: You look more Irish. D.O. Guerrero: So did my mother.

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Oh Joe do you have to go to work on a night like this. They don't call them emergencies anymore They call them Patronis.

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Oh Joe do you have to go to work on a night like this. They don't call them emergencies anymore They call them Patronis.

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I'll be back in time if I have to pull that plane out with my teeth.

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I'll be back in time if I have to pull that plane out with my teeth.

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Lincoln Tower: Mobil 1. Ground Control. Mel Bakersfeld: Yes Doug. This is Mel. Lincoln Tower: Cleveland just handed off flight two to Chicago Center. The transmissions from the aircraft aren't exactly regulation. The captain's blowing a fuse. Mel Bakersfeld: I'd like to monitor. What's the frequency? Lincoln Tower: 117.1. Capt. Vernon Demerest: We need answers! Not questions. Are you guys sleeping down there? Why aren't we getting any action? We need help! Chicago Center: Global 2. This is...

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Lincoln Tower: Mobil 1. Ground Control. Mel Bakersfeld: Yes Doug. This is Mel. Lincoln Tower: Cleveland just handed off flight two to Chicago Center. The transmissions from the aircraft aren't exactly regulation. The captain's blowing a fuse. Mel Bakersfeld: I'd like to monitor. What's the frequency? Lincoln Tower: 117.1. Capt. Vernon Demerest: We need answers! Not questions. Are you guys sleeping down there? Why aren't we getting any action? We need help! Chicago Center: Global 2. This is...

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Play Lincoln Tower: Mobil 1. Ground Control. Mel Bakersfeld: Yes Doug. This is Mel. Lincoln Tower: Cleveland just handed off flight two to Chicago Center. The transmissions from the aircraft aren't exactly regulation. The captain's blowing a fuse. Mel Bakersfeld: I'd like to monitor. What's the frequency? Lincoln Tower: 117.1. Capt. Vernon Demerest: We need answers! Not questions. Are you guys sleeping down there? Why aren't we getting any action? We need help! Chicago Center: Global 2. This is...

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Sitting behind that desk has made you think like a bookkeeper. I didn't always fly a desk. Well all right Daddy. Now you tell me all about when you were a war hero. You flew those pursuit jobs you could land in a parking lot. When I'm setting down over 200 000 pounds of 707. I want something under my wheels that's plenty long and mighty dry.

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Sitting behind that desk has made you think like a bookkeeper. I didn't always fly a desk. Well all right Daddy. Now you tell me all about when you were a war hero. You flew those pursuit jobs you could land in a parking lot. When I'm setting down over 200 000 pounds of 707. I want something under my wheels that's plenty long and mighty dry.

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Play Sitting behind that desk has made you think like a bookkeeper. I didn't always fly a desk. Well all right Daddy. Now you tell me all about when you were a war hero. You flew those pursuit jobs you could land in a parking lot. When I'm setting down over 200 000 pounds of 707. I want something under my wheels that's plenty long and mighty dry.

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[an elderly woman walks by carrying her luggage] Capt. Vernon Demerest: Hey, now, that's a good idea, Mel. Using little old ladies for skycaps. You keep that up. You're doing a good job. Sarah Bakersfeld Demerest: [after Vernon leaves] For my sake, be patient with him. Mel Bakersfeld: How you can live with that overage juvenile delinquent, I'll never know. Sarah Bakersfeld Demerest: There's just the two of us. If I left him, what would I have? Mel Bakersfeld: Would you have any more if he...

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[an elderly woman walks by carrying her luggage] Capt. Vernon Demerest: Hey, now, that's a good idea, Mel. Using little old ladies for skycaps. You keep that up. You're doing a good job. Sarah Bakersfeld Demerest: [after Vernon leaves] For my sake, be patient with him. Mel Bakersfeld: How you can live with that overage juvenile delinquent, I'll never know. Sarah Bakersfeld Demerest: There's just the two of us. If I left him, what would I have? Mel Bakersfeld: Would you have any more if he...

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Play [an elderly woman walks by carrying her luggage] Capt. Vernon Demerest: Hey, now, that's a good idea, Mel. Using little old ladies for skycaps. You keep that up. You're doing a good job. Sarah Bakersfeld Demerest: [after Vernon leaves] For my sake, be patient with him. Mel Bakersfeld: How you can live with that overage juvenile delinquent, I'll never know. Sarah Bakersfeld Demerest: There's just the two of us. If I left him, what would I have? Mel Bakersfeld: Would you have any more if he...