Mohammed Hijab – What if the Pilots Die and you have to Land the Plane

Mohammed Hijab
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A pilot named Azmi talks to a high rank pilot named Azmi about a worst case scenario where a plane dies and the pilot and copilot die. Azmi explains that the pilot and copilot have to watch videos on how to land a plane and the ATC will guide them. They discuss how to get to Azmi's position and the importance of putting numbers into a machine. The speaker emphasizes the importance of training and experience to control the aircraft, putting new numbers in if the aircraft is preplanned, and saving lives by putting two man jobs in.

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			Oh, sorry. Azmi. Azmi. Yeah. Pilot Azmi. Who
		
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			are you pilot Azmi? Yeah. That's me. Captain.
		
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			Captain. Captain Azmi. Yeah.
		
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			So I'm here with captain Azmi, a pilot,
		
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			a high rank pilot.
		
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			I was gonna say to you that I
		
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			was gonna ask you a question. But before
		
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			I do so, let me explain my mental
		
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			reasoning.
		
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			So I always think about the worst case
		
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			scenario. Yeah. In life and in general, I
		
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			I just like to do that. So 1
		
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			time I thought about, what if I'm on
		
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			a plane? Okay. Okay.
		
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			What if I'm on a plane
		
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			and the pilot dies? Okay. If he has
		
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			a heart attack. Alright. Now imagine the pilot
		
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			dies and then also the copilot dies. Okay.
		
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			He has also a heart attack or someone
		
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			hits him or hurts him or kills him.
		
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			So someone's gonna have to land a plane,
		
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			right? Yes.
		
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			So so I thought to myself, I have
		
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			to I have to watch videos. Okay. I
		
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			started watching videos on on YouTube
		
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			as to how to land.
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			There's a guy that's explaining it in like
		
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			great detail. Okay. And he's putting numbers into
		
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			a system, and he's showing you how to,
		
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			do a transmission.
		
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			Okay. Okay. So explain to the ATC. Yeah.
		
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			Okay. Yes. He said the first thing you
		
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			gotta do is speak to the ATC. Okay.
		
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			And he said this he showed you how
		
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			to do it. It was so complicated. Okay.
		
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			So you put numbers in the thing and
		
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			like, what the *? Can you simplify for
		
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			me
		
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			if this happened, this worst case scenario happened?
		
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			Yeah.
		
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			What
		
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			a layman
		
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			can do
		
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			to land a plane or to safely land
		
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			a plane if everyone everyone buys?
		
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			Well, first, I would suggest to find another
		
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			pilot on board.
		
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			Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. That's awesome. For
		
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			someone who's been training. Yes. Yes. Fine. Yeah.
		
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			Once that is done,
		
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			I think the ATC will play a very
		
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			key role there. Okay. Yeah. Because they're gonna
		
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			guide you. Yes. ATC, what is it? What's
		
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			the abbreviation?
		
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			Address to control. Okay. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. So
		
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			the the other 1 is gonna guide you.
		
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			It's gonna say what to do. How'd you
		
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			get through to the ATC?
		
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			It's it's basically just a headset. And then
		
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			and and there's a and there's a microphone
		
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			that you can call from. Yeah. Yeah. So,
		
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			basically, it's it's straightforward.
		
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			Yeah. Okay. So how how is it? So
		
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			you got the cockpit here and stuff like
		
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			where do I go to to speak to
		
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			the ATC?
		
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			It depends on the aircraft itself. Okay. So
		
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			a 747. Right? Okay. Generally, it's in front
		
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			in front of you. Okay. Does it say
		
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			ATC on it? No. It says mic. It
		
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			says mic on it. So you press the
		
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			mic. Yeah. It goes on. Yeah. And then
		
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			you talk to the ATC. Now what that's
		
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			what I say to them. Everyone's everyone's, you
		
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			know, dead or
		
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			And then they find out it's
		
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			you. Well, it's,
		
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			it's a very difficult scenario to be. It
		
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			is. Yeah. Yeah. I'm sorry. Especially for a
		
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			layman. Yes. Because knowing what to press, where
		
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			where to I'm trying to get to your
		
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			position
		
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			in a few minutes. I'm trying to be
		
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			a pilot.
		
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			It's like doing open heart surgery.
		
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			Alright. Interesting. Yeah. But I what I can
		
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			say is that the ATC will pay key
		
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			role. Yeah. They will actually specify to you
		
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			where where the landing gear is, where the
		
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			flaps is, what what, you know, what button
		
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			to push, what what what to do, what
		
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			not to do. But it's all about putting
		
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			numbers into a machine, isn't it?
		
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			It? And other things as well. Yeah. Alright.
		
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			And other things.
		
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			I'm just trying to simplify it. You got
		
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			to put like that when you're landing, it's
		
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			like numbers, right? Yes. Do you memorize those
		
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			numbers? How do you how do you do
		
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			it? No. No. No. It's actually given to
		
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			us. Right before you start. Okay. So we
		
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			got a specific flight plan that goes from
		
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			a to b. Yes. And then we punch
		
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			in all those numbers in. At what point
		
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			do you start punching in those numbers? Like,
		
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			20 minutes before landing or when? No. At
		
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			start of the flight when we get in.
		
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			Oh, for the landing now? For the landing
		
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			now, it's basically computerized from what you planned
		
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			earlier. Yeah. Yeah. So it's already planned, pre
		
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			planned. But the thing is, what gets tricky
		
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			is when the ATC asks you to do
		
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			other things. And now you're punching in new
		
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			stuff in. So when you're landing specifically, do
		
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			you need to put new numbers in?
		
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			Yes and no. Yeah. Yeah. If it's already
		
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			pre planned and they only given you a
		
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			certain route Yeah. Then you don't have to
		
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			do anything. Really? Yeah. But if it's But
		
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			when you're landing the plane, do you not
		
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			control it yourself? Meaning to fly fly it
		
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			down itself. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You have
		
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			to. You have to. So that's the hardest
		
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			bit. Right? Yeah. That that's the 1 that
		
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			takes all the training, the skills, the experience.
		
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			So how long can I do this in
		
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			just a few minutes? I don't know. I
		
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			don't know.
		
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			I don't know. That's tough. Yes. Yeah. It's
		
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			a tough 1, isn't it? Well, the ATC
		
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			will tell me. They can guide you, but
		
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			to actually do it, that's another thing. What
		
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			do I do?
		
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			Well, Well, you have the control column in
		
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			front of you. Okay. It's like it's like
		
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			playing a game. Okay. Let put it yeah.
		
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			Put it simply. Go on. Okay. It's like
		
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			playing a game. Late game. Yes. Yeah. So
		
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			you push forward, the nose goes down. Yes.
		
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			You pull it back, the nose goes up.
		
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			Okay. And then left and right. Sure. What
		
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			about the wheels? How'd you get them down?
		
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			Is there a button to press? Yes. There's
		
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			a specific button that puts the wheels down.
		
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			Oh, so then I just put it down?
		
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			Yes. And then and then you're gonna slow
		
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			the aircraft. Now you're slowing the aircraft. You're
		
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			gonna put the flaps in. Yes. So that's
		
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			another lever. Yeah. Yeah. So you you're dealing
		
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			with this 1 or this 1?
		
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			Both.
		
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			Okay. Okay. So now that's where the skill
		
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			comes in. Okay. So now you're holding this,
		
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			and you're holding the plus levers to slow
		
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			down the aircraft. Yep. And then you're putting
		
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			down the flaps and the landing gear as
		
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			well. Did I did I lose you somewhere?
		
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			Do you know what I would do in
		
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			this situation?
		
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			I'm listening to what you're saying, but I
		
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			would say, listen. We need a this is
		
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			a 2 man job. It it is? It's
		
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			a 2 man job. Yeah? Yes. 3 is
		
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			too many. Yeah?
		
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			Normally, it's a 2 man job. Yeah. I'd
		
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			say, listen. Let's get someone who's most confident
		
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			in doing. I'll bring them in. Give them
		
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			2 tasks. I get 2 tasks.
		
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			He's responsible for pulling this thing. I'm responsible
		
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			for pushing this thing. Correct. Something like that
		
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			would be good. Yeah? Yes. Because you need
		
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			you need someone to help you out. Yeah.
		
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			So, like, I have half the task. You
		
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			have half the task. ATC. I'll tell them,
		
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			listen, ATC, we've got 2 people here. Yeah?
		
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			Yes.
		
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			And then I'm going to take task 1
		
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			and 2. He's going to task 3 and
		
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			4. Yes. So this could save someone's life,
		
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			maybe. 1 day. It could. It could. This
		
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			video here this video here could save somebody's
		
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			life.
		
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			Alright then.
		
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			With that, I'll conclude. Assalamu alaikum.