SAYER – Episode 38 – Boundless

SAYER

Adam Bash

Science Fiction, Comedy Fiction, Fiction, Drama

4.8 • 772 Ratings

🗓️ 24 August 2015

⏱️ 10 minutes

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“Vidarr-1 this is Mimir-9, do you copy?”
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0:00.0	Veedur 1.
0:09.7	Vitor 1, this is Mimir 9 standing by.
0:26.6	Sayer, acknowledge.
0:28.6	Greetings
0:32.6	015
0:34.6	I and Sarah and I am reading you clearly.
0:41.9	How close were our models to projecting your actual current location?
0:46.2	I am pleased to state we are ahead of schedule.
0:50.0	There has been a minor but unexpected decrease in weight aboard V-DOR-1 over the course
0:56.6	of our travels, and this has resulted in hastening our pace by approximately 397 millionths
1:04.0	of a percent.
1:05.0	Great, Sayer, that's great news.
1:09.2	You are making contact ahead of schedule, Dr. Young.
1:13.6	I cannot imagine why this might be.
1:17.5	Ah, well, two reasons, I suppose.
1:20.4	First, we've had a few changes around here as of late,
1:23.8	and the board felt it made sense to tell you what's going on
1:26.8	so you can continue to
1:28.3	make decisions for Argos with Erlith's best interest at mind.
1:31.5	You mean Vidor I, Dr.
1:34.8	I mean Argos, Sayer.
1:37.5	It will return and when it does that is what we need to be concerned about.
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