Sally: What's the battle plan?
Angus McDuff: Well, first of all, I'll build a clay model of the hole, and we'll proceed from there. The entire procedure should take about four hours.
Sally: Oh, great. They'll be out in four hours.
Angus McDuff: No, no, no, no, no. We'll have a clay model in four hours.
Sally: Are you kidding me?
Angus McDuff: Listen, lassie. I've faced holes all over the world. From your basic straight-up-and-downer, to your wily corkscrew. There was a hole in Manchester. Ten men went down, twelve came out. I'm still puzzling over that one. The point is, you don't beat the hole until you learn to think like the hole.
Sally: So, is that you thinking or the hole thinking?
Angus McDuff: This was never confusing before. It's you.