There’s just something about the trio that makes the jokes roll out. And yes, Jacob is referring to Exit. He’s learned not to be cheeky with all the Genocide Men…
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Roger: I thought we had a rule that we don't let Jacob drive?
Girii: He's not driving, he's flying.
Roger: For god's sake, why are we letting Jacob fly!? The last time we let Jacob drive, he plowed through a farmer's market!
Girii: There are no markets up in the air, Roger.
Roger: I'm worried about him hitting one on the ground!
Jacob: Relax, I got this. We had a smartass pilot in the project...always kidding us about how we needed him. So I took some flight training. He was always polite to me after that.
Girii: He's not driving, he's flying.
Roger: For god's sake, why are we letting Jacob fly!? The last time we let Jacob drive, he plowed through a farmer's market!
Girii: There are no markets up in the air, Roger.
Roger: I'm worried about him hitting one on the ground!
Jacob: Relax, I got this. We had a smartass pilot in the project...always kidding us about how we needed him. So I took some flight training. He was always polite to me after that.
Been a while since we’ve seen “stage left” (Exit), what happened to him?
Don’t recall him dying………………..
The problem I see with this situation is, his instructor didn’t drill into him to always have a hand on the collective?
@clonedpixels Jacob has super reflexes yo
There is no one so self-assured as the person who believes he is indispensable, and no one more nervous than that same person after he’s found out that he’s not.
Think we meet this pilot earlier 🙂