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“Yep, we have a solution,” you reply.
“OK, patching you through,” replies Sasha.
“Hey Kamari, are you ready?” you ask.
“Yeah…I think so. What do you need me to do?” 
they respond.
“We need to replace a broken antenna on the main 
communications transmitter with one from the 
buggy transmitter. They aren’t quite the same, but 
we’ve figured out how to bodge it. Get out there 
and I’ll tell you what to do. You’ll need a tool kit,” 
you reply.
Following your carefully crafted script, you guide 
Kamari through the steps of removing he antenna 
from the smaller transmitter, forcefully removing 
the damaged antenna from the main transmitter, 
and with short, meticulous instruction you get 
them to fit that square peg into a round hole.
“I think I am done,” Kamari tells you.
“Great! Step back and I will power the transmitter 
say confidently.
“The what with the what and the what?” replies 
Antonio. “Congratulations Devon, you just got me 
to melt the antenna.”
“But – you KNOW what I mean!” You nearly shout 
at him in frustration. You have done everything 
so perfectly up until now. YOU don’t get things 
wrong.
“Ah, so much of a professional engineer’s job is 
explaining to people who have no clue about 
engineering. It seems there is still one skill you need 
to work on – communication. It’s ok, I’ll give you 
some pointers,” he replies.
Between you both, you work out a script to guide 
Kamari through the process.
“OK, we’re ready, and…” Antonio is once again 
interrupted.
“How’s it going Devon? Kamari is ready to step out 
of the airlock, shall I connect you to their in-suit 
system?” you hear Sasha on the console.

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