All language subtitles for Tyler Perrys House of Payne - S08E11 - Dead Wrong WEBDL-1080p_track3_[eng]

You are crazy.

Go ahead.

Stop.

This is nice.

I'll tell you
what would be nicer.

What?

OK, stop.
Quit.

That tickles.

That tickles.

Oh, you don't
like being tickled?

No.
And neither do you.

- I'm not ticklish.
- Oh, really?

No.

Oh, so this
doesn't bother you.

Stop playing.

I'm not really--
I'm not ticklish.

OK.
Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.

We're gonna wake up
Calvin and Miranda.

- What?
- What

They can't hear us?

CALVIN: Yes, we can.

See?

That's why I told
you to stop it.

What this?

Baby, we not done.

I'm gonna finish this.

Come on.

Let's go upstairs.
- No.

Our room is right
next to theirs.

I don't want them to hear.

Well, what do you suggest?

MIRANDA: I suggest the basement.

I suggest yo find
your own place to live.

I'm going to the basement.
Come on.

Come on, me too.

[ringing]

Oh, not now.

Go on and get that, baby.

This will wait.

Hey.

What?

No.

I didn't hear.

A four-alarm fire?

Where?

Oh my god.

What?

You two want to
give it a rest?

We're trying to get some sleep.

There's a bad fire downtown.

Look.

Whoa.

How many people are trapped?

Well, yes.

Well, send zones three and four.

[ringing]

Yeah?

Yeah.

I'm watching it now.

Of course.
Yeah.

I can come in.

I'll field the media calls.

Bye.

Janine, you want me
to come in with you?

Yes.
We're gonna need you.

OK.

I'm on it.

OK.

Keep me posted.

I'm on my way.

Listen.

I got to get down there quick.

Couple of people are trapped.

And other people are on
their way to the hospital.

This blaze is our of control.

Just be careful.
All right.

All right.
OK.

OK?

Bye.

I got to get dressed.

I got to get dressed.

OK.

Is there-- is there-- is
there anything that I can do?

Aside from watching the kids?

Pray that everyone makes
it out that fire alive.

Calvin, we got to get going.

[music playing]

CJ, there were five
companies on the scene.

Your men did the
best they could.

Yeah.

That doesn't make it any easier.

But baby, listen are you sure
you want to talk to the press

tonight?

It's really late.
- Yeah, CJ.

Maybe you should wait.

You looked tired.

Yeah.

I got to make a
statement tonight.

Did I miss it?

No.

I'll check and make sure
all the press is here.

I'll go make copies
of the press release.

Thanks for
coming, [inaudible]..

You need to relax.

You're gonna be fine.

A mother and
her two kids died.

I'm gonna have to
answer for that.

Yeah.

You know I've been there.

OK.

I prepared a statement
for you to read.

You can put anything
into your own words,

if it makes you feel better.

Chief Payne.

Yeah.

I didn't realize
you were coming.

Oh, I'm here to support CJ.

And of course, you know,
the press loves me.

So in case y'all need
me to say a few words.

No.

Please, don't.

Just in case.

No.

I mean, you're a great speaker,
but I just want the focus

to be on the issue at hand.

You're smooth.

You're smooth.

CJ, remember, don't stare
directly into the cameras.

Not too many hand movements.

And--

And make sure
your fly is zipped.

always check the fly.

I learned the hard way.

Ready?

CJ: Yeah.

I want to--

want to thank the firefighters
for saving so many lives.

Also, our thoughts
and prayers go

out to families
who've lost loved

ones in this tragic event.

Any questions?

Is there anything
the fire department

could've done differently
to avoid the fatalities?

We followed proper procedure.

And we had crews on the
scene within minutes

of-- of the 911 call.

Witnesses from the scene
are saying the response

time was a lot longer.

It's late.

That's enough
questions for tonight.

We will release another
statement tomorrow.

Thank you.

Everyone, follow me.

I have copies of today's
press release for everyone.

Does anybody
need to talk to me?

Yeah, did you
fight the big blaze?

Yes, I did.

It was 1987.

I'll never forget,
because I was a rookie.

And it was-- I was a rookie.

I was just getting
out of the academy.

I was too green to even
know what fear tasted like.

Morning, baby.

Good morning, handsome.

So does the boss have
time for lunch today?

Sorry, baby.

I'm booked.

Somebody's become quite
popular at the office.

You know, I'm the man.

They just like you
because you started

the weekly football pool.

Don't hate.

I'm just teasing.

But really, between
that big fire last week

and you cutting the budgets,
you are doing a great job.

Yeah, well, you know,
you are quite the little

PR woman yourself.

Who?
You mean me?

Yeah.

You.

Can you two give it a rest?

Jealous?

Yes.

I miss working.

I mean, it is wonderful
staying here with the kids.

But I want my career back.

Baby, the real estate market
will be back up in no time.

I can't wait.

And we'll be right
back in our house.

I can't wait.

Not helping.

Besides, work has
it's downsides.

That's true.

Like the long hours.

Boring meetings.

Annoying coworkers.

It's like that, huh?

I'm just trying
to cheer up my wife.

Honestly, we-- we
really appreciate

you helping with the kids.

You know, I know.

I really know.

It's just it's lonely here with
just me and the kids sometimes.

I want to sell a
house, not play house.

Whoever it is, let them in.

As long as they can
complete a sentence.

Commissioner Payne.

What's going on?

Did you say the
firefighters got on time

to the downtown fire last week?

Yes.

Why?

The 911 tape revealed
it actually took them more

than 20 minutes to get there.

What?

There's been speculation
that your decision

to close a nearby
fire station might've

slowed down the response
times and jeopardized lives.

Can you comment on that?

CJ don't comment on that.

I can't comment.

You can call the PR office.

They will have an official
statement for you.

REPORTER: We need to know.
- No comment.

- The public needs--
- Appreciate it.

No.

We have no comment
at this moment.

We'll issue a statement
as soon as we can.

[ringing]

Media relations.

No.

We have no comment at this time.

We'll issue a statement
as soon as we can.

No.

No comment.

Oh, hi, ma.

Sorry.

This is not a good time.

What?

No.

I don't have a comment on
the response times, ma.

Look, we'll issue a
statement as soon as we can.

I'm doing my job, ma.

[ringing]

Calvin, no more calls,
not even my mom.

It's all over the news.

Have you heard?

Yeah, I've heard.

The phones won't stop ringing.

They're saying the
firefighters were

late responding to the fire.

Did you know?

Of course not.

I wish I would have.

Maybe we could've
avoided all of this.

This is bad.

Hey, I'm sorry.

But the mayor wants to
see you in 15 minutes.

What now?

Should we come too maybe?

No.

No.
- You sure?

I'll handle the mayor.
Yeah.

Yeah.
I can handle it.

Listen, you guys keep
answering the phones.

I want a full press
conference today.

Wait a minute.

Let's think this through, CJ.

Why?

I mean, the media had their say.

I want to have mine.

And you will get your say.

But we can't go
in front of media

again without having
all the facts.

I think Roland is right.

Look, I want a full
inquiry, not just this fire,

but I want every fire this year.

I want to prove that we
haven't done anything wrong.

OK.

Commissioner Payne?

I want to ask a few
questions about the fire.

I'm sorry, but I'm
on my way to a meeting.

I'm sorry, are
you with the press?

No.

Please.

I just need a moment.

It's very important.

Five minutes.

Is it OK if we have your
office for a few minutes?

Yeah, sure.

OK.

OK.

Just remember, you have to
meet with the mayor soon.

- Right.
- OK.

Did Calvin let you in here?

Calvin.

What can I do for you--

Chester Wilkinson.

Mr. Wilkinson, what
can I do for you?

I want to know what
took the fire department

so long to get to us.

Look, I'm about to
have a press conference.

So you can just find out then
exactly everything that you.

I want to know now.

OK.

I'm gonna have to ask
you to open that door.

I will, as soon as you tell
me why my wife and two kids

had to die in that fire.

Mr. Mr. Wilkinson,
I am very sorry--

Are you?

Because your family's
still here, healthy, alive.

Yes, but--

But nothing.

You still got your
wife and four kids.

How do you know
about my family?

Since I lost mine, I
got a lot of free time.

This is a terrible,
terrible tragedy.

And if there was anything that I
could do to change the outcome,

I would.

But at this point, the
only thing that we can do

is just to find out--

You saying a bunch of words.

But it's all garbage.

That might sound real
good on the news.

But we're talking
about real people.

Hey.

Hey.

Hey.

That's my wife, Sarah.

I can't remember a day
without her being in my life.

That's my son, Jason.

Jason was five.

And he loved
playing with trains.

Mr. Wilkinson, what I want--

Don't interrupt me.

OK.

That's my daughter, Alyssa.

All my baby wanted to
do was help people.

I'm sorry.

- Look at them.
- No.

I'm very sorry.

Look at them.

My family is gone.

All of my reasons
for living are gone.

Look at them.

Whoa.

Whoa, man.

Why did you do this?

Why did you do this?

Was balancing a stupid budget
more important than my family?

You'll rot in hell for this.

I swear it.

You'll rot in hell for this.

Hey, you all right?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Hey, baby, what
are you doing here?

Janine left some files.

I got to get them
back to the office.

OK.
Wait.

Can you stay for a little while?

Are you in a rush?

I mean, can you have lunch?

Stay and have lunch
or stay and have lunch?

Well, I can make
some sandwiches

and we can have lunch.

And then, we can have lunch.

OK.

Well, yeah, yeah.

But I can't stay long.

I got to get back soon.
- OK.

Great.
Look, sit down.

Sit down.

Here.

I-- I TiVoed the game
for you, because I

know you didn't get a chance
to watch it last night.

So here.

You TiVoed the game?

Yeah.

Baby, are you OK?

It doesn't matter. don't
have to watch the game.

OK, well, then, we
can watch a quick movie.

The Roots' marathon's on.

Miranda, stop.

Sit down.

Now, tell me what's wrong.

Calvin, I am going crazy
in this house with the kids

by myself.

I have got to get back to work.

Do you have a strategy?

Yes.

New babies.

What?

OK.

When people have new babies,
they usually buy bigger houses.

So I'm gonna go down
to the maternity ward

and I'm gonna pass
out my business cards.

What do you think?

You think I still got it?

Baby, of course
you still got it.

That's a great idea.

And besides, who can
hustle harder than my baby?

Nobody.

And who could work
harder than my baby.

Nobody.

And who's gonna
get back in the game?

Me.

Good.

Besides, you were
always there by my side.

So now, I got your back.

Oh, baby, thank you so much.

It means so much to me.

So how about that lunch?

Lunch coming right up.

All right.
I only got five minutes.

OK.
Come on.

Come on.

Let's go.

REPORTER: Meanwhile, a
community tries to recover

from a devastating fire.

Hey, I tried to catch you.

Is that the report?

Yeah.

It's not good.

The units were late
getting to the fire.

How late?

It took them 25 minutes.

What?

Yeah.

The report also shows
that response times

have gotten slower recently.

What changed?

It's when I closed the station.

Yeah.

But listen, you were handling a
very difficult situation, baby.

OK?

Yeah.

All right?

Obviously, I came up
with the wrong solution.

Baby, it's not your fault. CJ.

What?

I-- I'm coming.

Lord, you got to stop
all that yelling.

You gonna kill the mood.

Champagne.

I got that.

Got the strawberry.

Where the chocolate.

Baby.

Oh, now she don't
want to say nothing.

Whipped cream.

I got the whipped cream.

[grumbling]

I hope she got these keys.

Cause I can't get these keys.

[inaudible]

I'll put this right--

hey, I was wondering if you--

just doing a little cleaning up.

I'm hoping you gonna
offer me a sandwich.

I'm not making a sandwich.

If you don't know that, we
got a long talk to have.

[inaudible]

What's going on with you?

Man, I didn't know
where else to go.

All of this is my fault.

Well, CJ, sometime
things just happen.

You know?

You didn't see the
picture of the man's family.

I mean, he had his
wife, his kids.

Whole family is gone.

That's awful.

Well, I'm sure you're
gonna do everything

in your power to make sure
it doesn't happen again.

Yeah.

I'll go back to firefighting.

CJ, please.

You are where you're
supposed to be, sir.

You remember your
first day on the job?

I knew from the first time I saw
you step in that fire station

that you were supposed to
be more than a firefighter.

That was a
different time, Unc.

I'm in over my head.

I don't want to be responsible
for any more dead bodies.

I'm gonna tell you something
you might not want to hear, CJ.

Suck it up.

OK?

Handle this.

Now, you wanted the boots.

You got them.

Now, wear them.

What?

You closed the fire stations.

Right?

People died.

That's tragic.

But you also saved jobs, CJ.

And you saved lives too.

It's not enough, Unc.

It's never going
be enough, CJ.

That don't mean you stop trying.

You keep on trying.

Yeah.

But it's real hard when
you're struggling to find

out if your choices are right.

Well, it's because of
the struggle that lets

you know you're a good man.

Because if you weren't, there
wouldn't be any struggle.

Right?

Yeah.

You're fine.

I'd like to apologize
again to Mr. Wilkinson

and the residents of Atlanta.

I take full responsibility.

So I've made up my mind.

And I vow to get our response
time back to what it should be.

I owe that much to
the city of Atlanta.

And if that means that we need
more trucks or firefighters,

then I'll do that.

What about the budget though?

Isn't that gonna be tough?

Yeah, but I can handle tough.

And you can quote me on that.

As you all know, the
great fire of 1987, which

I participated in,
and I was actually

the one that put the fire
out in the beer section--

have you ever seen alcohol burn?

Burn, baby, burn.

Wait a minute.

Well, let me you about
how I put it out.

I had to use water balloons.