Rhineheart (David Aston) for his "problem with authority," his continued tardiness, and his refusal to accept he rules of the company.As a matter of fact you have been.And with my money." Jack responds by hurling his glass of alcohol into his step-father""s face, before storming off.His peace-keeping mother begs Jack to apologize for upsetting things, but he refuses: "I can get along without him.She passes a newstand with a poster of the city""s landmark, the Golden Gate Bridge.After hearing a sexist ""wolf-whistle"" [or more appropriately, a bird-whistle!] directed her way, she vainly turns in its direction and appears self-consciously pleased rather than insulted.In Vienna, Austria, Richard Dressler (Alan Bates), an Austrian Neo-Nazi (the back of his wristwatch was inscribed with a swastika symbol), complained in a lecture about how the US (West) and Russia (East) were imposing their paternalistic will on the European community and its smaller countries, where they were "treated like children" and not allowed their own sovereign ability to govern themselves.He exclaimed: "Oh, no.It""s impossible...It""s my ship." Further inside, he found the bridge security door (covered with a shatter-proof glass barrier) with the hand ID system still intact and operable.