“Sorry, but you have made a big mistake. I–” Jimmy was interrupted by the man with the red bow tie.

“No no, no NO! There most certainly are no other co-pilots.”

“No really I can't fl–.” Again, Jimmy was interrupted.

“I do understand if you think you cannot fly in these conditions but let me tell you the huge benefits of doing this!” he said as he yanked Jimmy out of the room by the wrist.

“First of all, you will be flying to Hawaii so you will get a FREE holiday for an entire week. Secondly, you will receive twice the amount of money you otherwise would have. Lastly, you would be all over the news! You would be famous!”

Jimmy thought for a second. A rush of blood made him hot with excitement. “If I do this I'll have heaps of money, get a free holiday and my family would see my face splashed all over the news! Finally they'll realise I'm every bit as good as my brother, Johnny. Sure I wouldn't get to go to New Zealand, but who cares! This is way better anyway!” “Ok I'll do it”, Jimmy responded enthusiastically. “Pilot Jimmy reporting for duty!”

“Um, what do you mean, Shaun?” the man asked, confused.

“Oh, um I just throught that, um, I would give my friend Jimmy all the credit for it because he's such an amazing pilot”, Jimmy said, hurriedly fabricating an excuse.

“But I thought you hated Jimmy”, the man replied.

“Oh you must have been thinking of a different Jimmy. But you know what, maybe I WILL take the credit”, Jimmy said.

“Uh, okay. Anyway, this way to the plane”, the man said as they walked off. Three flight attendants were following close behind and only just before stepping on the plane did Jimmy remember, he had no idea how to fly a plane.