| Salesman: Hi there. |
| We understand you want to buy some airplanes
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| Strauss: That is correct
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| Salesman: Well we make ariplanes. |
| Good ones. |
| Fast and reliable. |
| Let me just
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| show you this. |
| Look at this picture. |
| This is the F104. |
| Or the Starfighter as we
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| like to call her. |
| Isn’t she beautiful. |
| Yep. |
| She sure is beautiful.
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| Designed by the same man who designed the famous U2
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| Strauss: (dreamingly) The U2…
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| Salesman. |
| Yes. |
| It’s the finest fairweather fighter on the market.
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| You won’t find a better one at the price. |
| Or any price for that matter
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| Strauss: Yes, it’s very nice. |
| But we need a plane for bombing, straffing,
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| assault and battery, interception, ground support and reconnaissance.
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| Not just a fairweather fighter!
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| Salesman: Well, that’s ok. |
| We can make some modifications. |
| It’ll cost a little
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| extra, but it’s worth it. |
| Just look at the shape of this beauty.
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| Look, I tell you what we’ll do. |
| We’l redesign the plane, right?
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| And instead of just calling it the F104, we’ll call it the F104G
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| Strauss: G?
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| Salesman: Yeah, eh, Herr Minister — G. G for Germany
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| Strauss: G. for Germany, eh…
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| Salesman: Yeah, ehm, G for Germany, Herr Minister, you know, it’ll go well on
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| the plane, we could do a logo around it and it would look very taste up in the
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| clouds. |
| We could illuminate it a bit — so, that on dark days you would see it
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| twinkling like a star
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| Strauss: G for Germany. |
| Also G for Gott strafe England… (God punish
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| England) — - this I am enjoying. |
| (laughter) G for Germany! |