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  • 6/13/2025
In Iran, a Harold Peary-sounding Satan warns Private Snafu about the hazards of working in the heat

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00:00The End
00:30Hello. Is that so?
00:54180 degrees. I don't believe it. Where?
01:00Iran. Now, where is that? Just a minute.
01:06I'll go ahead. Iceland. Iran.
01:11Hmm. I'll be right over.
01:16So this is Iran, eh?
01:19Let's see what the little old guidebook has to say.
01:23Iran. Furnace of the Middle East.
01:27Chamber of Commerce stuff.
01:29Where the sun bakes all day and the earth cooks all night.
01:33Where the temperature sometimes reaches 180 degrees.
01:37Well, propaganda.
01:39Here the native beast of Burton, the camel, is the only one who doesn't mind the heat.
01:44I don't care what you say. I'm hot.
01:46Yes. So intense are the sun's scorching rays in this torrid region.
01:55So utterly devastating in their effect that all human activity is reduced to a virtual standstill.
02:09Standstill, my foot.
02:11Why, they work like the very...
02:30Me!
02:31Oh, my!
02:38Well
03:01But these mountains of vital war supplies don't stand still
03:05It's all over the winding tortuous route to the Russian depots in the north
03:10The uncommonly steep grades are made even more difficult by occasional landslides that block the road
03:25The merciless rays of the Sun make daytime travel almost impossible
03:29The winding zigzagging path through the mountainous terrain of Iran presents a sharp contrast
03:35To the American driver accustomed to the four-lane highways of his homeland
03:39I wonder what I did wrong
03:51No picture of Iran would be complete without mention of that other supply route to Russia
03:58The picturesque trans-Iranian railroad with its network of two hundred and twenty-four tunnels
04:04And 4,000 bridges
04:04The railroad, too, has its landslides
04:06But this is no problem for an experienced railroad man
04:07No picture of Iran would be complete without mention of that other supply route to Russia
04:10No picture of Iran would be complete without mention of that other supply route to Russia
04:14The picturesque trans-Iranian railroad
04:16With its network of 224 tunnels
04:18And 4,000 bridges
04:20The railroad, too, has its landslides
04:22The railroad, too, has its landslides
04:23The railroad, too, has its landslides
04:24The railroad, too, has its landslides
04:25The railroad, too, has its landslides
04:26But this is no problem for an experienced railroad man
04:29The railroad, too, has its landslides
04:31The railroad, too, has its landlides
04:32THE END
05:02Hey, what the hell?
05:20I don't care what you say. I'm cool.
05:32I don't care what you say.