Apparently they're in no hurry to explain their girlfriends to their wives!

With "D-Day" as the Chilean health minister calls it, only days away, the 33 miners trapped almost 700 metres below the Atacama Desert are beginning to fight — over who will be the last to exit and take their first breath of fresh air after more than two months in a subterranean prison.

"I want to go last" said one miner, "No, it will be me" said another, recounted Health Minister Jaime Manalich, to a phalanx of reporters from around the world, from Canada to Korea, on Sunday.

Authorities say the dramatic rescue will begin "around Wednesday," noting that in this unique experience nothing has been entirely predictable. It could be as early as Tuesday night.

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