Bud Kruger:
[as he and the commissioner get out of their car and enter the terminal building]
Commissioner, now we both know that shuttle needs another month of pre-launch testing.
The Commissioner:
Forget it.
Bud Kruger:
Commissioner.
The Commissioner:
I said forget about it. The Mayflower is the first Lunar Shuttle to fly from a commercial terminal, and the boys on the board want that flight to go on schedule.
Bud Kruger:
Well the boys on the board know about safety...
The Commissioner:
Bud, get wise to the political reality. The boys on the board are under a heavy pressure from the boys downtown.
[the elevator arrives, and the doors open. Several people exit, all of them covering their ears because the elevator music is very, *very* loud. Everyone files into the elevator and puts their hands over their ears to protect them from the music, except for Bud and the Commissioner. The doors close, silencing the music]

The Commissioner:
[At the fourth floor, everyone files out, and the loud elevator music is playing a rendition of "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head."]

The Commissioner:
[the first part of what he says is drowned out by the loud music]
The boys on the board are under pressure from the boys downtown.
Bud Kruger:
And I'll be the one to crucify if that shuttle screws up.

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