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00:12Yeah, I guess you could say
00:13ships have always held kind of a
00:15power over me.
00:20Growing up, I couldn't get enough of them.
00:22I'd hang out by the pads
00:23any chance I got and listen to the pilots
00:25swap stories.
00:27My dad used to tell me
00:28you weren't born, you
00:30landed.
00:32But yeah, there was always something about them.
00:45These aren't graveyards to me.
00:47They're a testament of life.
00:50Think about all the lives that touched this one ship
00:52before it got to this place.
00:54It's crazy, right?
00:56And there are a few things in this universe
00:57that have that kind of power.
01:10To me it always comes down
01:11to the people who flew it.
01:13The modifications that they made to make it theirs.
01:15I mean, we could find 10 Connie wrecks
01:17and even though the layout's going to be the same
01:19every single one of them is going to be different.
01:23There'll be some kind of lingering presence
01:25to connect you to the people who lived on it.
01:35when I look at a ship
01:38I see a person.
01:40Now I know when people find these wrecks
01:42all they see are mounds of scrap
01:43or a payday or whatever.
01:45but to me.
01:48Maybe it was just growing up on a dusty rock,
01:50but a ship was freedom.
01:54There was a limitless possibility.
01:59You can't.
02:00I can't.
02:01You can't.
02:01There's a few things.
02:03There's a couple of things that don't know.
02:04I don't know much.
02:04You just go online.
02:06I don't know I don't know.
02:08I don't know.
02:10I don't know how you get to know
02:11Grazie.
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