[Dramatic drumbeats]
[Baby continues wailing]
[Muffled grunts in mask]
[Dramatic drumbeats]
[Monitor flatlining, siren wailing]
[Drumbeats quicken]
You're up early.
Hey.
Yeah, I went for a run, showered up,
made some coffee.
A little nervous energy, maybe?
No, no, I'm cool.
Then why are you organizing my T-shirt drawer?
[Chuckles]
A little nervous, yeah.
You're gonna be fine.
So are you.
[Groaning] Yep.
I'm ready to get back.
Doctor gave me a clean bill of health.
Baby, hey, hey. Whoa, whoa, whoa, hey.
- You okay? - Ohh...
Ha ha ha ha!
Don't do that! Don't do that again.
Sorry.
- I'm sorry. - [Laughs]
Hey, I was thinking about coming by the house
before reporting to the academy.
I just feel like we should tell people
before they hear about it from somebody else.
Tell them...
You are cruisin'. I swear to God.
Are you kidding?
I want the whole world to know that you're my girl.
Hey, let me tell Mills, okay?
Just out of respect.
Yeah. Sure.
Policies, procedures, class roster.
It's all there. Riveting stuff.
Any knuckleheads I need to know about?
They're recruits.
Put 'em through their paces.
If they can't pull it off, give 'em the boot.
That's what the academy is for.
So even though I'm only teaching one class,
I can do that?
Yup.
- Sounds good. - How are things over at 51?
Great.
Busy.
I understand one of your guys is mixed up in a murder case.
Yeah, we're still trying
to wrap our heads around that one.
I'll see you tomorrow, Chief.
How long do I have to wear this?
Until your trial's over,
unless you want to tell me what happened that night,
and we avoid a trial altogether.
You have to talk to my lawyer. I got nothing to say.
See you in court, then.
Yeah! I called it! I called it!
Did I not call it?
- [Laughter] - No.
Oh, yeah, I told Cindy. But, hey, I called it!
I knew you two were meant for each other.
Me too! Randy McHolland.
I knew you guys were gonna be turtledoves one day.
It all worked out. Thanks, guys.
- Happy for you. - Oh, hey.
I'm gonna be in your rescue class tomorrow.
- I saw that. - And I know that we're friends,
but don't give me any special treatment, all right?
Don't worry.
[Laughs]
Uh... call you later.
Yeah.
[Clears throat] Hey, Mills.
What's up, Dawson? Hey, big day today.
Oh, yeah. Yeah.
- [Laughs] - Um...
Hey, you got a sec?
I want you to be happy.
That's all I ever wanted, and I'm glad you found the guy
who could do that for you.
[Exhales]
Thank you.
Hey, uh,
kick some ass at the academy.
[Laughs] I plan on it.
[Whistling]
Hey, Lieutenant?
Boden wants everybody in the briefing room.
Yeah.
I'm just gonna change out.
Be right there.
[Overlapping chatter, shouting]
Okay, I have just heard from C.P.D.
Clarke is out on bond.
He'll remain on suspension until further notice.
- That's crazy if he did it. - If?
The round came from his gun.
The bullets came from a type of gun that Clarke owns.
Get your facts straight.
- Oh, I stand corrected. - Enough.
Clarke comes in this house for any reason,
he is innocent until proven guilty.
We treat him like a brother.
He's not gonna come by. I already talked to him.
He doesn't want to make anyone feel uncomfortable.
Then moving on...
I'd like you all to give a nice warm welcome
to our new paramedic-in-charge, Ms. Allison Rafferty.
- [Applause] - Hey, guys.
Hey!
I look forward to working with you all.
Hey, welcome aboard, kid.
Where you from? Tell us about yourself.
Well, I was over at 24 before I came here,
- but I've been in Chicag... - [Alarm beeps]
Truck 81, Squad 3,
Ambulance 61,
Battalion 25, single-car accident...
- Hey, Rafferty. - Yeah.
I'm Shay. I'm gonna... I'm gonna be your partner.
Yeah, I've heard a lot about you.
[Sirens wailing, horns blasting]
Oh, man, I've never seen nothing like that before.
This dude came just out of nowhere.
- Anybody hit? - Nah, man, but the driver...
Out of the way, guys.
[Gasping, panting]
- synced and corrected by chamallow - - www.addic7ed.com -
Got a blown-out tire on the front passenger side.
Let's get some cribbing in here and stabilize this car.
Pressure's 80 palp. Heart rate 120.
All right, airway's clear. No sign of a bleed.
Okay, listen. He got real lucky.
The rebar's probably sitting right on his carotid.
You have to be super careful when you move him.
I mean, a millimeter in the wrong direction, okay?
The only way he's coming out is if we cut that rebar
on either other side of him.
- You stabilize, I cut? - Right.
Capp, shears.
[Rescue radio chatter]
- What's your name? - Jeremy.
My name's Matt.
We're gonna do this together, all right?
All right, here we go.
Here we go.
[Shears whirring]
[Metal squeaks]
Aah! Stop! Stop!
- It's okay. - [Whimpering]
We're gonna figure out another way.
Shears are torqueing the rebar.
It's gonna push that rod right through his carotid.
We got to use something else to cut it.
Saw's out of the question.
Vibrations could hit that artery.
What about a torch?
We'd be taking a chance with the heat.
Chief, what do you think?
Get the torch.
Capp! Give me that blanket.
[Hyperventilating]
His heart rate is elevated.
You gotta keep him calm or he'll go into v-tach.
Right.
Okay, Jeremy, just take it easy.
We're gonna get you out.
[Groaning] I'm gonna die.
You're not. Okay?
I was in your exact same spot six weeks ago.
One breath at a time.
Okay. Other side.
[Torch sizzling]
I'm gonna die.
Jeremy, I bet you a six-pack you make it through this.
[Torch sizzling continues]
And it'll be the best beer you ever tasted,
'cause you'll be so glad you're alive while you're drinking it.
[Cries out]
Fight through it.
You gotta want to live.
- You can do this. - Okay. Okay.
Okay.
All right, he's good to go.
- Gently. - Easy. Easy.
- Keep him stable. - Lower.
Okay. Good.
All right, let's go.
Welcome back, Lieutenant.
Mouch, while you were out...
Thank you, Connie. You look nice.
Oh, Boden is not gonna take too kindly
to you hijacking his assistant.
Not everybody knows Randy McHolland's number yet.
Besides, this is all Union business.
Ultimately, this benefits the chief.
Is it me, or does he have a screw loose lately?
Herrmann, did you forget to pay a bill or something?
No. Why?
Well, Molly just got this letter
from the Union financing corporation
asking for our financial records.
Oh, yeah. This could be a major problem.
- Yeah. - Or, Otis,
it could be a scam.
Or, Herrmann,
if you'd bothered to read the contents of the letter,
you'd see that they're sending representatives
to meet us in person, they have a phone number,
and their business address is legitimate.
[Sighs]
So how'd you end up in Chicago?
Oh, my, uh... my dad got accepted to Northwestern.
Yeah, he went back to school
after my parents had all five kids.
My mom was a nurse,
and she put my dad through school.
Sounds like you got a great mom.
Yeah, for sure.
Hey, can I have seconds?
Help yourself.
Your uniform, gear, and locker assignment is in room "A".
Report for roll call in the drill hall.
[Background chatter]
Hi, my name's Gabriela Dawson...
Yes, pick up your uniform, gear,
and locker assignment in room "A"
and report for roll call in the drill hall.
[Siren wailing]
In here! My friend's inside!
They just left her on the table.
I was waiting outside while the doctor
was working on her,
and then I saw him run out and get in his car.
That bastard just took off!
- What's your friend's name? - Shelly.
I'm Tina.
What exactly's going on here, Tina?
She was getting some work done, but...
He wasn't a real doctor, was he?
Doctors don't generally buy their medical supplies
from Home Depot.
He was filling her with silicone and cement.
Heart rate's 50. Borderline brady.
She's definitely allergic to something in this cocktail.
Give me an airway.
[Air hisses]
You're in.
[Monitor beeping]
She's going into v-fib!
- Do something! - Stand back, Tina.
All right, prepare to shock.
Shocking.
[Thump]
[Monitor beeping]
Pushing epi.
[Air hisses]
She's still in v-fib.
Shocking.
[Thump]
[Air hisses]
- We got a pulse. - Okay.
Okay, it's official. I've seen everything.
I mean, don't get me wrong.
I like a big caboose as much as the next guy,
but how do you pay a charlatan 1,500 bucks
to pump construction adhesive into your ass?
I mean, have you ever been on a call like that before,
like a back-alley plastic surgeon?
I haven't.
Hey, Rafferty, have we ever worked together before?
No.
Did I, like, uh, steal your seat
at a C.F.D. barbecue or something
[chuckles] Not that I recall.
Then how come you're so warm and friendly with everybody,
but I get the ice queen?
Okay. [Sighs]
I had this partner over at 24.
Brenda Billings. Maybe you know her?
Uh-uh.
She would make calls to her girlfriend
that would sometimes get a little... graphic.
I was friendly with her, and I guess she read that
as an invitation to say whatever was on her mind,
appropriate or otherwise.
Bottom line, I respect your lifestyle choice.
I just don't want it shoved in my face.
[Over P.A.] Attention, candidates...
Hey. Hi. I'm Gabriela Dawson.
Rebecca Jones.
You work with Lieutenant Severide over at 51, right?
I did, yeah.
You know, we're lucky we got him.
A lot of the other instructors got canned from their houses.
They're totally padding the faculty
to keep these guys employed.
It's kind of sad.
Actually, a lot of the guys who got let go,
their houses were shut down by the state.
It's not their fault.
Yeah, but there's gotta be a reason some houses closed.
Only the tough ones survive, right?
All right, candidates! Let's move it!
Hup, hup! Speed! Let's go!
Let's do it!
Come on, come on, too slow!
Let's go, people!
Class...
Ten-hut!
Candidates, welcome to the Chicago Fire Academy.
How long to make it?
Everyone chips in... three weeks.
I don't have a whole lot of construction experience.
Can you swing a hammer?
I get it... this is your chance to be my boss
- and yell at me at a job site. - Yeah, that's true.
- Okay. - I won't deny that.
In the process... [Taps table] we get to make this.
All we need is a space to work.
You know, I got a buddy over at the boatyard
probably has a dry dock that'll work.
Then we're off and running.
[Papers rustling]
Hey.
You good? No after-effects or anything?
Never better.
Hey, Lieutenant.
Can I duck out for a couple minutes?
I'll keep my radio on.
Everything all right?
Yeah. Clarke.
- Hey, Otis. - Hey.
Katie, hi.
Hi. I'm just dropping off
some chocolate chip cookies.
Kelly really likes the ones that I make.
Or he's blowing smoke up my ass. Who knows?
[Laughs] Either way,
I made a double batch for everybody.
- Mmm. - [Giggles]
Are you still living with him and Shay?
Uh, moving out, actually.
Oh, well, I'm gonna be there for dinner on Wednesday.
Ah.
Cruz and I have a movie date.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. What is this?
Oh, it's nothing. I just...
here, just take the cookies.
This is Settlers of Catan.
Don't front like you know the game.
Created in Germany,
originally called Die Siedler Von Catan.
That game?
Don't mess with me.
Grain or ore?
- What do you trade for? - Well,
depends on if I'm playing seafarers
or cities and knights,
but as a general rule, grain, of course.
You can't win the game without grain.
You should come to dinner on Wednesday.
I'd love to.
- Chief, you need me? - Yeah.
A lawyer contacted me...
McHolland.
Can't talk. In a meeting.
Can't talk.
[Beep]
Please sit down.
A lawyer contacted the Union looking to talk to you.
Regarding?
Darryl Bell's suicide.
Uh, what about it?
Didn't say.
Refused, rather.
Here's the attorney's information.
I don't want it. They can, uh...
they can subpoena me or...
Whatever this is about,
the Union is behind you 100%.
I'll be there for you personally
until you hire your own attorney,
if it comes to that.
Listen to me.
Please do not let this shake you.
What happened to Darryl was a tragedy,
but it was his, not yours.
Your Union, your chief,
your family here at 51... we're all right behind you
every step of the way.
Hey.
- Thanks for coming. - Sure.
- What's up, Pete? - What's up?
All right, look.
You're friends with Clarke, right?
What is this about?
We're trying to get through to him,
but he's in full jarhead mode.
The longer he keeps his mouth shut,
the better he looks for this murder.
Okay.
You didn't get this from us.
And the only reason we're doing this
is because we're all family here.
We finally got access to Hayes's phone records.
Went through his texts.
Lisa was cheating on you with Hayes, okay?
Leave now, Mills. Now!
I've seen the texts where she's calling him out.
"Who is this new slut you're parading around town?"
Dude, she is jealous. She is jealous, and this...
this is a day before he was killed, man.
First of all, what... what are you, a cop now?
Where the hell did you see these texts, huh?
Hayes was not coming around 'cause she owed him money.
She wanted him around, all right?
And when he found somebody new,
she didn't like it.
All right, you came down here
and you said what you had to say.
I'm telling you one more time.
Leave.
Dude, she's letting you take this ride,
and you do not even know the whole story.
I'm telling you, you better walk away, Mills.
You better walk away before I lay you out!
Fine.
♪ C.F.D. gonna take a little trip ♪
Candidates: ♪ C.F.D. gonna take a little trip ♪
♪ If I die in a fire zone ♪
Candidates: ♪ if I die in a fire zone ♪
[All chanting]
- Motivated. - Candidates: Motivated.
- Dedicated. - Candidates: Dedicated.
- All day. - Candidates: All day.
- Every day. - Candidates: Every day.
- It's in my blood. - Candidates: It's in my blood.
- It's in my veins. - Candidates: It's in my veins.
- I'm motivated. - Candidates: Motivated.
Company, halt!
Fall out.
You enjoying the warm-up, candidate?
[Laughs] Bring it, Severide.
I think you mean Instructor Severide.
Okay, everybody in my class meet at the aerial.
That's Lieutenant Severide?
Ha.
Let me guess... he's uglier than you imagined.
Jones, you're up!
Dawson, go.
- Dall, go! - Thurber, you good?
Keep moving.
Baker, go!
[Breathing heavily]
I can't move.
It's okay. It's okay.
I got you.
But you gotta pull yourself up and finish.
Is he okay?
Thurber, hey.
Listen to me.
It's okay to be afraid.
Anyone with any sense is afraid to run into a burning building.
What we're doing here is train you
to do the thing that scares you.
It's against human nature,
but it saves lives, so move your ass.
Three point contact. Keep your eyes forward.
Slide your hands up the rails. Let's go.
Nice work up there, Jones.
Thanks.
Almost got knocked off there.
Just accept the compliment.
If I want an assessment of how the drill went, I'll ask.
Yes, sir.
[Clears throat]
[Bag zips]
[Door creaks open]
Hey, sweetheart.
Lisa, we need to talk.
I got those pizzas you like.
You want me to warm one up?
I need to know what really happened with Hayes.
Jeff...
I thought we agreed not to talk about it anymore.
Those were your words.
Were you still in love with him?
I told you, he wouldn't leave me alone.
Were you still in love with him?
No!
Of course not.
So you weren't jealous
that he started seeing someone new?
No.
Okay.
I had some serious rocks in my stomach,
but then I remembered what Antonio used to say
when he was in golden gloves.
Once you get hit the first time,
all your nerves go away.
And that's basically what happened at the first drill.
Any other women in your class?
One. She's good.
She might consider rolling her tongue back in her mouth
over Severide, but I'm really glad she's there.
She's bringing out my competitive spirit.
I am so gonna school her ass.
- That's my girl. - [Giggles]
Why don't you move in with me?
I'm... I'd... I'd love that,
but I feel like this place has too many memories for you.
Then let's find a new place together.
You'd do that?
I'd do it tomorrow.
- Really? - Mm-hmm.
You'd tell me if something was wrong, right?
Of course.
- You happen to see Ellen yesterday? - Dang, I missed it.
Oh, it was a great episode.
- They had the cast of Glee on. - Wow.
You must have crapped a rainbow.
Yeah, it, uh,
it made me at least 5% gayer.
Hey.
I got my buddy's dry dock space. Three weeks.
Awesome. Thanks.
Herrmann and Boden are in.
Hey, Mills.
Wanted to talk to you real quick.
Oh, uh, look.
Dawson already told me, Lieutenant.
Congratulations.
I was gonna talk about
the relief lieutenant's report from when I was out.
Oh, uh, yeah.
Okay.
Yeah, I just read through 'em all,
and, uh, man,
nothing but praise for you.
Thanks for stepping up.
[Chuckles]
[Overlapping chatter]
[All cheering]
[Encouraging chatter] Looks good, darling.
All right.
Welcome to 51.
For those of you who have never been
to a working firehouse, here it is.
Have a look around, stay together as a group,
and don't get in the way.
Fall out.
Come on in.
Kelly.
Who?
Instructor Severide.
What can I do for you, candidate?
Um, I got a text.
Herrmann and Otis are dealing
with some bank stuff regarding the bar.
- Can I duck in real quick? - No.
[Sighs]
As you can see,
we have a legal and binding signed contract
from Mr. Stephanides.
It's a valid document.
I followed all the instructions.
We can work with this.
The problem is, Mr. Stephanides didn't have
ownership standing to transfer the property
because the bank held a lien on the bar.
Meaning?
The bank owns Molly's.
[Laughing]
[Door closes, footsteps approach]
This is a receipt from the diner I was eating at
when Brian Hayes was killed.
The waitress is named Tonya.
She'll vouch.
I had to try and protect Lisa.
I'd have never made it back from Iraq
if I didn't have her to come home to.
I get it, Clarke.
I do.
That is very welcome news.
He's on shift right now.
I'm gonna go tell him.
Yeah.
He's been waiting a long time to hear this.
Yeah, but the place is all dusty and old now.
It used to be good back in the day.
Okay, everybody, I have an announcement to make.
[Alarm beeps, buzzes]
Engine 51, Truck 81, Squad 3, Ambulance 61.
All right, candidates! In the van, now!
Let's go, in the van.
- Can I ride in the Squad? - Huh?
Yeah.
So, Jones, what'd you think of the firehouse?
You ever been in one?
I have. Many times.
Good.
May I speak freely?
Yeah, shoot. Go for it.
I don't feel safe with Thurber in our group.
I mean, he's a nice guy and he means well,
but I'm more than ready to put my life
on the line for this job,
and it's kinda tough when you're second-guessing
the guy who's supposed to have your back.
And I know other people in the group feel the same.
So you're speaking for the group?
No, I'm speaking for myself, sir.
[Sirens wailing]
[Alarm beeping]
Fire department.
[Door lock buzzes]
You got here fast!
I... I tried to call it off. It's a false alarm.
We have guys working on the electrical system.
Ma'am, we're gonna need to have a look around.
Oh, are you sure?
[Knob rattling]
[Beep, click]
They just need to have a quick look.
Hey, guys.
Mouch.
Fire's in the wall.
[Woman whimpers]
All right, everybody get down on the ground.
You too, fireman. On the floor, facedown!
Just let them take what they want.
[Fire whooshes]
Cut that thing open, damn it! Hurry!
Guys, you don't have time to open that safe.
The smoke's gonna overwhelm us in a matter of seconds.
- We need to get out of here. - Shut up!
And tell your crew outside, they try to come in here,
this chick's dead.
All companies,
we have a fire, but do not attempt entry.
We have a hostage situation in here.
Okay, Otis, get these recruits out of my way.
Mills, get on the radio. Get the P.D. down here now!
Engine, get me two attack lines.
Squad, stand by for a primary search.
Cruz, let's get the aerial up.
Let's go!
You got about three minutes
until this entire place is engulfed
and you're all dead.
[Coughs] Yo!
We gotta get out of here!
[All coughing]
- Where you going? - It's all yours!
Hey! Hey!
Hey, everybody up. Stay low.
Exit through the front, single-file.
They're leaving without you, buddy.
They're coming. All right, go on.
Go on, walk back. Follow the medics.
- Keep your head down. - In front of the ambulance.
- Let's go, move it! - We need two more ambulances
- to report to a fire. - You all right?
104, 61.
Back off!
- Let her go. - Lieutenant!
I'm not messing around here.
You think I am? Let her go!
[Gunshot] - Aah!
Go, go, go, go, go!
Lieutenant!
[Grunting]
Casey!
Casey! It's me!
Get her out of here!
[Coughing]
- All clear? - Got it.
[Sirens wailing]
[Coughing]
[Groans]
[Background chatter]
Jones.
I've been thinking about what you said,
and you're right.
First and foremost, you need to trust
your brother and sister on the job.
You're out of the academy.
I'm notifying Chief Tiberg.
Take care of yourself.
Does that look like a lawyer to you?
Well, he ain't a plumber.
[Sighs] Oh, God.
This guy's looking for me,
and I just can't deal with it right now, okay?
Can you...
never mind.
That would involve you doing a lesbian a favor,
and that's, like, one step removed from French kissing.
I get it.
[Knocks lightly]
Can I help you?
I'm looking for Leslie Shay.
Oh, she went home early.
Yeah, her dog got the runs or some kinda deal,
and Shay just fell to pieces.
Please tell her I stopped by.
- I could kiss you right now. - Fair warning...
you want to break balls with me,
you better be damn sure, 'cause I wrote the book.
You wrote a book,
which is two pages long and self-published.
Mine is like this.
- It's on. - Oh, it's on.
Yeah, it's on.
[Indistinct chatter]
Casey.
Just heard about the call.
How that hostage situation went down.
Uh...
Damn fine work.
Thanks, Chief.
Now, if I can finally make that announcement,
the city has approved an additional spot on Squad 3,
and that spot will be filled by...
Peter Mills.
- Way to go! - Yeah!
- Peter Mills! - All right.
That is, of course, if you still want it.
Um, yeah. Yeah, I want it.
Um, I...I just... I don't understand.
Why now?
You have Lieutenant Casey to thank.
He pushed for you on this.
He wrote a great commendation.
- All right. - There's the man.
Look at that, huh?
- Good job. - Ha ha!
Chief, she's not ready.
First day, and she's already throwing another recruit under the bus.
Her father is Deputy District Chief Lionel Jones.
Perhaps you can sympathize, Kelly,
son of Captain Benjamin Severide?
I don't care whose kid she is.
I do.
Make it work.
Thank you.
Okay, I will trade you...
two sheep for one ore.
Hmm...
Okay...
[Whispers] Sucker.
- Oh! - [Laughs]
- Oh, am I? - Uh-huh.
Well, this sucker is about to build a new settlement.
Hmm, I would check the building cost card,
if I were you, because I believe you need brick
to build a settlement... not ore.
What?
Oh, nuts. I...
- Mmm. - Can you let it slide
just this one time...
because I'm cute?
Well, you are pretty cute.
Are you gonna kiss me?
Do you want me to?
Only if you want to.
Do you want to?
Yes.
[Door opens]
- [Door closes] - Hey, Kelly!
Hello.
C.F.D. is in great hands, guys.
Absolutely nothing to worry about.
Did you guys drink all the beer?
All right, well, I'm heading to Molly's.
Gonna buy Mills a drink for making Squad,
if either of you wanna go.
Oh, um, actually, I was just about to go,
uh, do this thing, uh, down in Wicker Park.
Are you... are you good to drive?
Because I'm actually... I think I'm gonna head
in that general direction, so I could take you.
Yeah, that would be... that'd be great, if...
yeah, if you don't... if...
Oh, no, not at all. Let's go.
Okay.
See ya.
Hey, yeah. Have fun.
- Bye. - See ya... hey.
Drive safe.
To Peter Mills!
A real smoke-eater,
even though he couldn't hack it on Truck.
Oh, thank you Herrmann. Thank you.
You know, I can't even believe I'm saying this,
but it looks like that bloodsucker at the bank
is gonna screw me on the bar.
There's not gonna be too many more nights like this at Molly's
so in light of that, my brothers,
10% off all the drinks tonight!
- Uh, okay. - Hmm.
Anyway, congrats, Mills.
[Laughs]
You know, a firefighter brother recently asked me
what makes a good Squad guy.
He said, "hey, Randy McHolland, what makes... "
Hold up, hold up, hold up.
Mouch, why do you keep referring to yourself in the third person?
Okay, look.
I'm trying to subtly reinforce my real name
so you guys will start calling me that,
'cause now that I'm interim president,
I don't think a nickname that means half man, half couch
is appropriate anymore.
Well, then why don't you just say,
"hey, guys, quit calling me Mouch"?
You're right. I should've.
So can you quit calling me Mouch?
No.
- Mills, make a speech. - [Laughter]
Uh, I just want to say thank you guys
for your help, support, and, Lieutenant,
I'm gonna come through for you.
I know you will.
- All: Cheers. - Cheers to it.
- Salud. - All right, brothers.
- Ahh. Gonna miss you, baby. - Yeah, oh.
Ah, that's good.
Forget about what I said about discounts.
Gimme another beer.
[Indistinct chatter]
We heard.
Yeah.
Look, I know that wasn't easy, so...
wanna go get drunk?
Yeah, I need to be with some family.
Come on, brother.
Hey! Look who made it.
- Hey! - Hey!
How you doing, ugly?
Hey, brother, here you go.
Visiting hours ended.
I just need five minutes.
- Okay. - Thank you.
- Five. - All right.
[Knocks at door]
Hey, Jeremy.
I forgot your name.
Matt.
Do you remember the bet we made?
I do.
You, uh, got family in town?
No. My sister,
she's gonna be here tomorrow from Scottsdale.
Is this gonna mix with the pain killers I'm on?
Can't hurt.
I'm so glad to be alive.
[Chuckles]
- Cheers. - Cheers.
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