#Person1#: What's the terrible noise?
#Person2#: The engines. The crew is warming them up. We're about to take gold from Vancouver.
#Person1#: Now, my ears hurt. I suppose that's the atmospheric pressure. How many things can happen to us in an airplane?
#Person2#: Nothing serious. It's going to happen to you just sit back and relax.
#Person1#: A minute later.
#Person2#: Excuse me. Do you want headphones for the movie?
#Person1#: We sure do. By the way, this is a direct flight, isn't it?
#Person2#: No. There is a stopover in Chicago.
#Person1#: I feel much better now. But what do you suppose we should do if something happens to the pilot?
#Person2#: The co-pilot will take over. These big planes always carried two pilots.
#Person1#: Then I feel relieved.
#Person2#: We will be arriving at New York in a few hours for your own safety. Please fasten your seatbelts. Wish you enjoy the flight.
#Person1#: It isn't that terrible now.
#Person1# feels uncomfortable when the plane's taking off. #Person2# answers #Person1#'s questions about the flight and assures #Person1# of the safety, then #Person1# feels relieved.
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