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"
Then
you
wo
n't
.
As
I
said
,
son
,
you
must
have
a
sense
of
proportion
.
Tell
me
how
you
spend
your
time
.
"
So
I
did
.
He
nodded
.
"
Just
as
I
thought
.
"
He
picked
up
my
math
"
homework
,
"
tossed
it
in
front
of
me
.
"
Take
this
.
Sure
,
you
want
to
work
on
it
.
But
why
work
so
hard
before
we
go
into
action
?
"
"
Well
,
I
thought
--
"
"
'
Think
'
is
what
you
did
n't
do
.
There
are
four
possibilities
,
and
only
one
calls
for
finishing
these
assignments
.
First
,
you
might
buy
a
farm
.
Second
,
you
might
buy
a
small
piece
and
be
retired
with
an
honorary
commission
.
Third
,
you
might
come
through
all
right
...
but
get
a
downcheck
on
your
Form
Thirty-One
from
your
examiner
,
namely
me
.
Which
is
just
what
you
're
aching
for
at
the
present
time
--
why
,
son
,
I
wo
n't
even
let
you
drop
if
you
show
up
with
eyes
red
from
no
sleep
and
muscles
flabby
from
too
much
chair
parade
.
The
fourth
possibility
is
that
you
take
a
grip
on
yourself
...
in
which
case
I
might
let
you
take
a
swing
at
leading
a
platoon
.
So
let
's
assume
that
you
do
and
put
on
the
finest
show
since
Achilles
slew
Hector
and
I
pass
you
.
In
that
case
only
--
you
'll
need
to
finish
these
math
assignments
.
So
do
them
on
the
trip
back
.
"
That
takes
care
of
that
--
I
'll
tell
the
Skipper
.
The
rest
of
those
jobs
you
are
relieved
of
,
right
now
.
On
our
way
home
you
can
spend
your
time
on
math
.
If
we
get
home
.
But
you
'll
never
get
anywhere
if
you
do
n't
learn
to
keep
first
things
first
.
Go
to
bed
!
"
A
week
later
we
made
rendezvous
,
coming
out
of
drive
and
coasting
short
of
the
speed
of
light
while
the
fleet
exchanged
signals
.
We
were
sent
Briefing
,
Battle
Plan
,
our
Mission
&
Orders
--
a
stack
of
words
as
long
as
a
novel
--
and
were
told
not
to
drop
.
Oh
,
we
were
to
be
in
the
operation
but
we
would
ride
down
like
gentlemen
,
cushioned
in
retrieval
boats
.
This
we
could
do
because
the
Federation
already
held
the
surface
;
Second
,
Third
,
and
Fifth
M.
I.
Divisions
had
taken
it
--
and
paid
cash
.
The
described
real
estate
did
n't
seem
worth
the
price
.
Planet
P
is
smaller
than
Terra
,
with
a
surface
gravity
of
0.7
,
is
mostly
arctic-cold
ocean
and
rock
,
with
lichenous
flora
and
no
fauna
of
interest
.
Its
air
is
not
breathable
for
long
,
being
contaminated
with
nitrous
oxide
and
too
much
ozone
.
Its
one
continent
is
about
half
the
size
of
Australia
,
plus
many
worthless
islands
;
it
would
probably
require
as
much
terra-forming
as
Venus
before
we
could
use
it
.
However
we
were
not
buying
real
estate
to
live
on
;
we
went
there
because
Bugs
were
there
--
and
they
were
there
on
our
account
,
so
Staff
thought
.
Staff
told
us
that
Planet
P
was
an
uncompleted
advance
base
(
prob
.
87
+
-6
per
cent
)
to
be
used
against
us
.
