You know, like with Ruger, is this work fun for them?

你知道，就像鲁格一样，这项工作对他们来说有趣吗？

Hardly recognized you without the Ruger.

没拿鲁格枪我都没认出你来。

And Ruger insisted, and they went back.

鲁格坚持要求，他们就回去了。

And they just met Ruger and was like, well, yeah, this is what Ruger needs.

他们刚刚见到鲁格，就说，嗯，是的，这就是鲁格所需要的。

And then Ruger hit on a tiny matchbox wrapped in a plastic bag inside clothes.

然后鲁格发现了一个用塑料袋包裹在衣服内的小火柴盒。

That's so fascinating when you describe Ruger as being unruly when you first started working with him.

当你刚开始与鲁格共事时，形容他不守规矩，真是太令人着迷了。

But they unloaded that minivan, and they have luggage out, and again, Ruger picked a piece of luggage, and he sat.

但他们卸下了那辆小型货车， 把行李拿出来，鲁格再次拿起一件行李，然后他坐了下来。

And as the scouts' skills built as handlers, Ruger got to know them and got to know how to work with them.

随着球探们作为训练员的技能逐渐增强，鲁格开始了解他们并知道如何与他们合作。

And Ruger just checked it in a few minutes - this is their first practice training on a roadblock - and he alerted, which means he sat, and he stared at his handler.

鲁格几分钟后就检查了一遍——这是他们第一次在路障上进行练习训练——他发出了警报，这意味着他坐下来， 盯着他的训练员。