In the dialogue, a scenario is presented where someone is flying at a high altitude of 18,000 feet and traveling at 140 miles per hour, with a southwest wind of about 7 knots. The question posed is how long it would take to fly from Philadelphia to Billings, Montana, prompting a calculation or estimation of the travel time based on these conditions. Omega begins to work through the math, indicating an attempt to determine the duration of the flight.

When asked if he knows how to perform the calculation, Omega responds confidently, suggesting that he recognizes his limitations and prefers to rely on his intuition or confidence rather than precise figures. His remark, "I'm saying I'm smart enough to know that I'll get there when I get there," emphasizes a focus on the overall goal rather than the exact timing, highlighting his pragmatic outlook.