All language subtitles for Chicago.Fire.S07E05.en (1)

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

What are you doing, Barnes?

(SCOFFS)

I'm about to lose it
on this guy.

Go do what you gotta do.

I am transferring you
out of 51.

Now I'm a man down.

I can help with that.

Yeah.
(ALL CHUCKLING)

Yeah, I'm in.

Welcome to 51, Ritter.

This is Tyler.

This is my best friend
from high school.

What is this
with you and Tyler?

You didn't even try
to get to know him.
He's in love with you.

I'm right about this.

Wow, you're in a hurry
to get to work.

Yeah, Herrmann asked me
to get in early.

He's in a panic
about some Molly's thing.

Herrmann's always
in a panic.

(SIGHS)

Hey, you and Severide

weren't at the bar last night.
What's up?

Um, we haven't hung out
the last few nights.

Why not?

He got weird
about my friend Tyler,

and then I got weird
because I didn't like that,

jealousy being my least
favorite quality in a man.

Oh, I hear you.
Well, it's just a blip, right?

You guys'll get
past all that.

I think so.

God, I hope so.

Stella.
Yeah?

I have known Severide
for a long time now.

I've never seen him act
the way he does with you.

Never?
Never.

Stella Kidd,

as your landlord and
your boss, I'm warning you.

You better
get inside right now

or you're gonna
end up homeless
and on the dole.

(GROANS)

One of those little airbags,
but they're, like, 200 bucks.

Richie from first shift
said they must have
left it on a call.

Okay, I'll report it,
but we gotta be more careful.

All right. At least Gorsch
isn't around to hear about it.

Think Grissom'll
finally decide to take
the boot off our necks?

I highly doubt it.

Can I help you
find something?

Just trying to see what
I missed while I was gone.

I had to accompany
the Commissioner

to a first responder's
summit in San Diego
last week.

He has concerns
about the situation in 51.

Which is what exactly?

Well, I'm starting to suspect

that it's a failure
of leadership, Wallace.

I see here
that Lieutenant Herrmann

in his very first shift
running a company

bounced a long-term
member of Engine 51.

Why wasn't I consulted
about that?

Company-level personnel
decisions don't typically

require approval from
the commissioner's office.

Maybe you should
worry less about
what's typically required

and start asking yourself why

Commissioner Grissom's faith

in your firehouse
continues to deteriorate.

It's worse than I thought.

Need any help there?

Well, for two months
in a row now profits at
Molly's have been sinking.

Well, now that
you mention that, it has been
a little quieter lately.

All right, I got
some theories about
why we're bleeding money.

You get real generous
with your pours when you
think that I'm not watching.

Mmm.
And you.

You keep telling
all the customers
how great Molly's North is.

There's no way that's
affecting the bottom line.
(SIGHS)

It's gotta be
something else.

Well, your Yelp rating
isn't helping.

(SIGHS)

What?
Yeah.

I was surfing for
a good date spot last week,

saw Molly's Yelp page.

Man, that first one, ouch.

Bring the page up now.

It can't be that bad.

What's not to like
about Molly's?

"Bottom line, this bar
should be torn down."

Oh, jeez.

"From the ho-hum decor
and tired cocktails..."

Nothing tired about
my 7 and 7. I use ginger ale.

"To the slovenly
and often intoxicated
crowd of regulars..."

There may be a little truth
to that review,

but you should
come by tomorrow night.

STELLA: "This place is
long past its expiration date.

"My advice,
find another bar.
Any other bar."

What kind of human being

would write a review
like that?

(ALARM BUZZING)
DISPATCHER OVER PA: Engine 51,
Truck 81, Squad 3...

I've been saying this
for a long time.

No good comes out
of the Internet.

DISPATCHER: 4900, East 100...

(SIREN WAILING)

(MUTTERS)

Anyone inside?
I don't know,

but it's spreading real fast.

BODEN: Hey, fire department!
Call out!

(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)

See if you can find
another way in.
Yeah.

Hey!

Fire department.
Anyone in there?

WOMAN: Help me!

Chief, I got at least
one victim down here.

The fire's between her
and the door.

Need to get
a line there, Herrmann.

We open that front door,
we're gonna oxygenate
the fire, Chief.

I think
we'll kill her instantly.

Ritter, take this.

Gimme a 6-inch hole
right about here, all right?

We'll make the line
fit through there.

We'll buy you some time.

Hey, give me
that cross length!

Severide, get ready to
make a new door.

Cruz, grab a K12
and a pike pole.

Copy that.

(GRUNTING)

Ma'am, hold on!
We're gonna get you out.

How's this?

Good. Perfect.
Let me in there.

Chief.

Whenever you're ready.

Now, let's do it!

Hello? Can you hear me?

(CASEY GRUNTING)

I've got a pulse.
BRETT: Her airway is burned.

We need to intubate
before it swells shut.

I'll call ahead to Med.
Let's go, guys.

Think she'll make it?
HERRMANN: Maybe.

Don't dwell on it,
all right.

You gave 100% out there.
That's all we can do.

Yeah.

Hey, go grab yourself
a fresh air bottle...

Oh.
...before you forget.

Hey, Otis, um, listen.

We gotta keep
this Yelping twit

from taking food
out of my kids' mouths.

How do we get
his review taken down?

I don't think we can.

He hasn't violated
any guidelines,

but I'm gonna post
a response to this troll

that's gonna
reduce him to tears.

What's that gonna accomplish?

It'll reduce him to tears.
(CHUCKLES)

What happened here?

Whose bunker pants
are these?

Oh, those are mine.

My bad.

I meant to
straighten them up,
but, you know.

No, I don't know.
What's your name?

Darren Ritter, sir.

Oh, right,
you're the new guy.

Hey, he just took his pants
off a minute ago.

He would have got to them.

Oh, and that's
good enough for you?

I tell you what's
good enough for me.

A smoke eater
I can count on.

We just made a grab
of an injured victim
over at the fire,

and when I gave this kid
a direct order,

he got it done.

So if this victim survives...

It'll be because of him.

I'm gonna need you to
write him up for the pants.

Damn, lieutenant,
I'm sorry about that.

Hey. Hey. Hey.

Don't sweat it, Ritter.

This has nothing
to do with you.

(SIGHS)

(STAMMERING)
I don't get it. I mean,

what is Grissom accomplishing

by sending his toady in
to nitpick everything
that we do?

This isn't about
Ritter's bunker pants.

Grissom installed Gorsch here
at 51 to harass Boden,

provoke him,
try to get him to snap
and do something stupid.

So Grissom'll have
the grounds to dismiss him.

Well, it's a pretty dumb plan.

Boden's a rock.

He'll outlast Gorsch
no problem.

But the rest of us have
to outlast him, too.

You start squaring off against
Gorsch like you did out there,

that puts more pressure
on the chief.

Casey's right,
we're all just gonna
have to suck it up

and take whatever
Gorsch dishes out.

(PA SYSTEM BEEPS)
WOMAN: Captain Casey,
you have a visitor.

I'm Matt Casey.
Were you looking for me?

Yes, hi.
My name is Naomi Graham.

I'm a reporter, and I heard
your company responded

to the Harris Trailer Park
fire this morning.

That's right.
Where a woman was injured?

Yeah.

Do you know...
How did the fire start?

It was in the kitchen.
Seemed to be a stove fire.

What's wrong?

Captain Casey, innocent people
are being killed

and you might be
the only person
who can help me stop it.

I write investigative pieces
on a wide range of topics.

But this one
hits close to home.

Little over a year ago,

there was a fire
in a trailer park

near my mom's home
in Janesville.
Hmm.

I knew some of the families
who lived there.

One, the Hoyts,
had a 10-year-old son
with cerebral palsy.

He didn't make it
out of there.
I'm sorry.

That one started
in the kitchen, too.

Fire department
called it an accident.

I didn't question it
at the time,
had no reason to,

but, being a reporter,

I read tons of local papers
from across the country,

and I started to
notice something.

Trailer fires, seven of them
over the course of the year,

across Wisconsin,
Indiana, and Illinois.

Seven doesn't seem like
a lot over such a wide area.

Trailer fires are as common
as any home fire

and the kitchen is the most
likely point of origin.

Yes, (SIGHS)
but these all happen

in the same exact
make and model trailer

from a builder
called Grandbrook.

I've heard the name.

These fires have
been so destructive

there's not enough evidence
to determine cause,

and because they all start
in the kitchen, there hasn't

been reason to suspect
anything more than
an accident,

but there's something wrong.

Same exact make,
same type of fire,

and the company refuses
to even have a conversation
with me.

Why aren't they concerned?

I don't know. There are plenty

of reasons they wouldn't want
to talk to a reporter.

No offense.

None taken.

I'm proud to be called
a pain in the ass, and I'm
not gonna let this go.

I'd like to take a look inside
the trailer from this morning.

Is that something
you can help me with?

I'll see what I can do.

STELLA: Herrmann's really
stressed about it, so,
you know, the more of us

that we can get to Molly's,
the better.

I'm happy to go.

Great.

Hey, it feels like we haven't

seen enough of each other
these past couple weeks.

So what do you say
we sneak out early?

Yeah, sounds good.

Okay.
Okay.

(CHUCKLES)

I'll give you a call
as soon as we get off shift.

Great.
My cell number's on here,

and thank you, Matt.

Happy to help.

GORSCH: What was that about?

Uh, she's a journalist.

Had some questions about
the trailer park fire

we responded to this morning.

So refer her to the public
relations department.

It's not a PR issue.

It's a public safety concern.
She thinks the...

Captain, I said send her
to Chief Huffhines.

Let him handle it.

What's her interest
in that fire?

Just some theories she's got.

I don't want to cross Gorsch.

I can tell her to
go through Huffhines.

What's the theory?

She's noticed a pattern of
trailer fires, thinks ours
might fit the profile.

She wants me to show her
around the scene,
but I can back out of it...

No, you go ahead.

Won't he give us grief?

Maybe. But it's the right
thing to do,

so that's how
we're gonna proceed.

Anyway, he is not
the real problem here.

Grissom is.

And I think it's time

I went to see our commissioner
and try to patch things up.

You know, bend the knee,
kiss the ring.

You think Grissom
will respond to that?

Maybe, but...

I'm not sure
you can stomach it.
Yeah.

Let me worry about that.

Hey, the angry Yelper
responded.

"Sorry, buddy, but Molly's

"is done. Little things like
snacks at the bar

"or getting the latest
3 Floyds on tap

"doesn't change that.

"You've got to overhaul
the whole kit and caboodle."

What are you so happy about?
He just slammed us again.

We just got that
3 Floyds on tap
the other night.

He's still coming to the bar.
We can sniff him out.

Yeah, first clue,
kit and caboodle,
so he's no spring chicken.

If this guy
doesn't like the place,

why does
he keep coming back?

He's a hater.
Plain and simple.

Right.
It's like those guys
that go see

every superhero movie
and then they shred them.

Okay, hypothetically speaking,
he comes back.

We figure out who it is.
Then what?

We kick him out.
Well, that'll show him.

Maybe you can convince him
to write a good review.

Or pay him to.

I'm not spending a dime.

You love my crummy bar or
you get your ass to the curb.
(SCOFFS)

That's the right attitude
for a bar.

Aw. Don't listen to him.
It's a really fun place.

It sounds like I should have
brought my date there
last week.

I might have
had a better ending.

What happened?
I got dumped.

Ghosted, actually.
Can't even get a call back.

I hate it when people don't
have the common decency
to make a phone call.

Me too. The night ended up
okay though.

Called the hottest hookup
on my contacts,

and we went to every
whiskey bar in Chicago.

Battalion Chief Wallace Boden.

I was hoping to get a moment
with Commissioner Grissom.

The earliest I can fit you in

looks like

week after Thanksgiving.

I don't really need
much of his time.

I thought I could just wait,

you know,
till he has a second.

He's in back-to-back meetings
this afternoon.

I can let him know
you're here...
Thank you.

But...

I'll just, uh...

Thank you.

It's probably why
I do what I do.

Growing up an army brat,
you get that wanderlust.

I love the constant travel.

Where's this piece
gonna be published?
(LAUGHS)

Nowhere, unless I can come up
with some hard evidence.

It's a tough one.

Authorities haven't been able
to find any wrongdoing,

and I haven't been
able to examine any of
the fire scenes myself.

It's why I've been so eager
to get a look at this one.

Plus, it involves another
fatality, so the stakes
are pretty high.

She died?

Yeah, the woman
you pulled out.

I'm sorry. I assumed
you already knew.

We don't always hear
what happens after
our part is done.

Must be hard to get
bad news like that.

Trailer's right here.

Nobody told me about any
Office of Fire Investigation

or that I needed to keep
the trailer on site.

At the time, we had
no reason to be suspicious
of the fire's origins,

but now we do.

So we need to find out
where that trailer went.

This is all I got.
It shows they got
a lien on the trailer,

so why would I keep them
from hauling it away?

The thing was destroyed.

GBR Holdings, LLC.

I'll bet you 100 bucks that's
a Grandbrook subsidiary,

a shell company so they can
hide their tracks.

(CAMERA CLICKS)

Without the trailer,
OFI can't rule out
a stove fire.

Why would a stove fire
cause an explosion?

You heard an explosion?
Yeah, a bunch of us did.

It was like a loud pop,
and then the thing
went up like a torch.

What would cause that?
I don't know.

Are there any other trailers
of that type around here?

What's the model number?

The Grandbrook
S11 single-wide.

Sure, we got a bunch of 'em.
There's one right there.

I'm gonna
take a look inside.

See if I can reverse engineer
what happened.

Thanks.
Sure.

GRAHAM: In my experience,
people don't like it

when journalists
just show up at their door.

Yeah?

Sir, my name's Matt Casey,

I'm one of the firefighters
who responded to the fire

at your neighbor's
home yesterday.
Oh, yeah.

Poor Cathy, and I heard
what happened to her.

It's just awful.

We're trying to figure out
how the fire started.

Do you mind
if we come inside?
Oh.

Course not, no. Please.

Should bring you
with me more often.

This is a gas absorption
refrigerator.

What does that mean?

It uses heat
to drive the cooling process.

They're pretty common
in trailers, boats, RVs.

You know if Cathy
had the same fridge?

I assume so.
It comes built in.

She had the same
kitchen layout, right?

Oven next to the fridge.

TERRY: Oh, yeah, they're all
pretty much identical.

I wanna try an experiment,

but I'd need this exact model
of refrigerator.

Terry, how much do you want
for your fridge?

What?

(DRAWER CLOSING)

Ma'am.

Is the Commissioner
gonna see me or not?

I'm sorry,
he left a few minutes ago.

Dinner with the mayor.

He went out the back way.

Oh, I can see
how this is gonna work.

Would you like to
make an appointment?

No. Thanks.

(BLUES MUSIC PLAYING)

Your mission,
should you choose...

CRUZ: Find out
who the Yelper is.

We're looking for
a possible regular,

50 years old or up.
We know.

I'm not sure I'm gonna be
very good at this.

If we find him,
do we win a free beer?

You win Molly's not shutting
down is what you win.

Now, go.

You know, it's a miracle
you have any friends at all.

I might be a little on edge.

Things are going south at 51,
this place is falling apart.

I sunk a lot into Molly's,
and I'm not
just talking money.

I don't want to
lose this place.

Just don't scare
our customers, okay?

Okay. All right.

All right.

I seen you here a lot.

I come by when I can.
Why?

You ever use Yelp?

Sure. Found my carpet cleaners
that way.

Hey, I need
a good carpet cleaner.

This girl that I'm seeing,
Chloe,

she's got this dog,
just destroys rugs.

His name's Rizzo.
Funny thing,

I assumed that he was named
after the Cubs player.

Turns out he's actually named
after the character in Grease.

(CHUCKLES) That's 'cause
Chloe's into musicals.

She's very, very creative.
(EXHALES)

Wow, great table.
Perfect view of the TV.

You come here often?

Oh, once in a while.
How about you?

Oh, hi.
Hi.

Was just wondering
if you guys are into Yelp?

What is that
supposed to mean?

Never mind, I'm really
looking for someone older.

Severide, did you
write that lousy review
of Molly's online?

Course not.
My job here is done.

What, that's it?
You're out?

Yep, time to join Ritter
at the bar.

Oh, he came, that's so great.
I wish Foster would.

I think she can
really use a night out.

I invited Ritter.

Oh, well, I didn't
specifically ask Foster.

I'm sure she knows
I would be glad to see her,

or maybe she doesn't.

(BODEN SIGHS)

Hey, Chief.
Hey.

You okay?

I'll feel better
when I've had a drink.

HERRMANN: There you go,
Chief.
Thanks.

What happened?

Gorsch isn't going anywhere.

He's dug in,
and he's coming for us.

What's with the mini fridge?
You moving into
a college dorm?

Hope you don't mind.

I dropped your name
over at the academy.

They're letting me
use the training area
to run a few tests.

Is it about the trailer fire?
Yeah, why?

Boden never got to
talk to Grissom.

Couldn't get past the lobby.

Wallace, I just learned that
Casey is working with
that reporter after all,

despite my direct order
to stand down.

Deputy Gorsch, would you mind
closing the door?

You know how I feel
about closed doors.

Fine.

Then I will say this
for all the world to hear.

Jerry, Assistant Deputy
Commissioner Gorsch,

if Grissom wants you to
park it here in my firehouse

just waiting to catch us
in a mistake, I can't do
anything about that.

But this is
still my firehouse.

These people answer to me.

You start telling people
what to do,

you disrupt
the chain of command,

opening the door to
chaos and confusion

in a job where there are
lives on the line.

And I will
not let that happen.

You know, Wallace,
things don't need to be
so difficult.

There's a very simple way for
you to get out of this mess.

(SIGHS)

Relinquish your command of 51.

Step down and take
an administrative post.

You'll keep your rank,
your salary, your pension...

And do what?

Ride a desk all the way
to my retirement?

You'll be performing
important work with

the new CFD
Efficiency Task Force,
which I am overseeing.

You will report
directly to me.

You have no cause
to strip me of my command.

I'm making you an offer.
If you don't take it,

I'll just keeping looking
over your shoulder

until you give me cause.

You remember what you wrote in
my review all those years ago?

I do. Every word.

"Candidate Gorsch shows a keen
interest in the fire service,

"but I'm afraid
his talents lie elsewhere."

You were right, Wallace,
I wasn't much
of a firefighter,

but turns out I'm very good
at giving the Commissioner
what he wants.

You guys, Boden is tearing
Gorsch a new one.

It is ugly in there.
What's going on?

All started out
with that reporter,

the one that you were supposed
to take to the PR office,

and then they just started
going at each other.

Threats are flying.
It's crazy in there.

This is on me.

I should have done
a better job at keeping it
under the radar.

Boden gave you the go ahead.
He's the chief.

For now.
Okay, what are we gonna do?

Maybe if I talk to
Gorsch about it?

You saw what happened
when I tried that.

We need to get to Grissom.

Well, didn't Boden
try that already?

Boden's not close
with the Commissioner,

but Benny is.

You wanna
ask your dad for help?

He's the one person
who might be able to
get through to Grissom.

I thought things weren't
too good with you guys.

They're not,
but it's nothing new.

Are you sure
that's a good idea?

Anyone have a better one?

(ALARM BUZZING)

DISPATCHER OVER PA:
Ambulance 61, injured person,
O'Hare Airport.

They're in the TSA office.

What's going on,
do you know?

Not really. I mean,
I saw something on her,

but I'm not sure
what I saw was right,

if you know what I mean.
I don't think I do.

She was on her way
back from Russia.

I mean, guess
it started on the plane,

and customs stopped her
because you can't
bring that here.

Careful there.

Are you hurt, ma'am?
It's right here, please.

Did you get knocked
in the face?
Mmm-mmm.

(GROANS)
Whoa!

(SCREAMING)

Okay, so it's moving.

When did this
start happening, ma'am?

It was swollen yesterday.

I thought it was
an allergic reaction
from my mosquito bites,

but once we got in the air,
it started moving.

She's coming
from St. Petersburg.

Said she spent some time
in a cabin outside the city.

It used to be down here.

So it's migrating
to your nose?

I guess so.

Okay, we need to
get you to the hospital.

That's a living creature
in there.

She needs to be quarantined.
She can't leave.

We need to get her to
an operating room so surgeons
can remove and isolate it.

(WOMAN SCREAMING)

It's moving again, please!

(GROANING)

All right, ice may
immobilize it.

At least give us enough time
to get to the hospital.

We've gotta go now.

Okay. Okay,
but I'm coming with you.

I need to make sure
that thing's
properly disposed of.

We'll get you to the hospital

and the doctors will
remove it right away.

I'll help you up.

So what's the deal with
Severide and his dad?

Benny's a retired
CFD Battalion Chief.

Larger than life.

Him and Severide is
one complicated relationship.

I hear that.

Hey, how'd it go?
They got the parasite out,
destroyed it.

She's doing fine.

The thing was a lot longer
than I expected.

(SHUDDERS)

Oh, God. Oh, God.

What? What's wrong?
Uh, the...

The date
that didn't call back.

Well, you're not the one
who should hide.

Hey, excuse me.

You know, it is not
that hard to man up
and make a phone call.

That is the respectful thing
to do,

and you know what else?
She is way too good for you.

I'm not sure I, uh...

Do we know each other?
No, we don't.

He's not the date.

She is.

Oh. (CHUCKLES)

Whoops.

It's the thought that counts.
Thank you.

(KNOCK ON DOOR)

Chief.

Heard you had
a little dust up.
Everything okay?

I don't know.

Gorsch is set on ruining me

with Grissom's blessing.

My only options are
fight him with all that I got,

making our lives
a whole lot harder, or...

I just let him win.

It's like you said, Chief.

If it's the right thing to do,

that's how we proceed.

Can't see how letting them win
is the right thing.

Yeah.

This thing with your dad.

I'm gonna stop by his place,
try and talk to him.

I get why you want to do this,
but I care about you,

so I just have to point out

that things don't
normally go well

when you ask him for things.
I know that.

You come away
from it in pain.

I used to.

Well, you think
it's different now?

You haven't talked to him
since that fight
that you had months ago.

I guess we'll see.

Hey.

I love you.

You know that?

I love you, too.

CASEY: Okay, you recording?

GRAHAM: Yeah.

So talk me through this.
What are we doing?

We are trying to
recreate the conditions

inside the kitchen
of a Grandbrook trailer.

See if we can get this
refrigerator to fail.

What's your theory?

A gas absorption fridge

runs on hydrogen and ammonia,

but this third-rate appliance
has no heat shielding
around the tank.

And then the geniuses
at Grandbrook install it
right next to a stove.

If the tank heats up enough,
it gets over-pressured,

which triggers
the blow off valve,

releasing a volatile mixture
of fuel and oxidizer

right next to the hot stove.

Kablooey.

(CHUCKLES) I never would have
figured that out on my own.

I don't know how to thank you
for all you're doing.

(GRAHAM GASPS)

You were right.

Now you have your proof.

Need to talk to you.

Then you better come in.

Last time I saw you,
you were calling me
a scared old man.

Then you ignored me
for six months.

Now you want my help.
That's right.

Nerves of steel.
Runs in the blood.

(LAUGHS)

Well, I know all about

the friction between Boden
and Commissioner Grissom.

So you know he's trying
to beat Boden down,
strip him of his command.

Well, your holier-than-thou
chief brought this on himself.

Tried to undercut
the rising commissioner.

What'd he think
was gonna happen?

A handshake and a promotion?

Look...

I don't ask you for much.

Okay, Dad, I'm asking you
to help Boden.

Why would I do that?

Because Boden's the only
reason I'm still around.

He's the only one
who always had my back.
I had your back too, Kelly.

Might not have been
in ways you always wanted,
but I've been here.

Is that the way you see it?

'Cause from my end
you were MIA plenty.

Especially when
things got tough.

Boden was the only one
who picked me back up.

Father you never had, huh?
That's right.

Look, Pop,
I didn't come here to fight.

I just came to ask
for your help. That's all.

I don't know
there's much I can do.

I think that

the threshold might have been
crossed on this one.

But, uh...

I'll think it over.

I'd appreciate that.

Goodbye, Kelly.

Bye, Pop.

(DOOR CLOSES)

GRAHAM: "In Captain Casey's
estimation,

"it's surprising
more of Grandbrook's trailers
haven't burned down."

Quote, "'They need to
stop using these types
of refrigerators,

"'and they need to repair
or retrofit every trailer

"'they've sold
to reduce the risk of fire.

""A refusal to do so is
tantamount to murder.""
End quote.

(MUSIC PLAYING)

You are a great interview,
Matt.

I'm just telling the truth.

But you actually
care about this.

You'd be surprised
how rare that is.

This article is gonna
make waves, Naomi.

Cause a whole lot of trouble
for Grandbrook.

That's the idea.

I just hope your involvement
doesn't cause trouble
for your chief.

The story'll save lives.

That's what he cares about.

(CELL PHONE CHIMES)

Ah! (CHUCKLES)

The New York Times Magazine
is interested.

Congratulations.

(EXHALES)
(CHUCKLES)

So, what now?

Um...

I just have to proof the draft
and get it to them
by tomorrow.

Guess I'm done
monopolizing your time.

Okay.

Well, uh...

Yeah.

(CLEARS THROAT)
(CHUCKLES)

Let me know
if you need anything else.

(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)

Otis, I'll take
another 7 and 7.

You got it, Jake.

Hey, man...

Don't you know
how to order from a bar?

I'm sorry, man.
You find an empty space,

you don't go
banging into people.

I'll get you more peanuts.

Wasn't just the peanuts.
It was the drink,

it was the water,
the whole kit and caboodle.

What are you
looking at me for?

How could you
one star us, Jake?

Why?

Maybe we should
go online and one-star
your auto parts store, huh?

It was getting
too crowded in here.

My regular seat at the bar
is always taken.

You gotta take down
that review, Jake.

JAKE: Then it'll just
get crowded again.

I'll tell you what.

You change that review,

and we'll make sure
that your seat is here
whenever you are.

Really?

(SCOFFS) Wow,
hell yeah, it's a deal.

Yay!

Okay. One 7 and 7
coming right up.

You handled that very well.

The guy loves the place.
I can appreciate that.

Real short pours for this guy
from now on.

Oh, yeah.

That was really cool of you
having my back
at the hospital.

Sorry about the gender mix-up
thing. I swear I heard you
mention boyfriends.

I've had boyfriends
and girlfriends.

There's no point
in limiting yourself, right?

You are full of surprises,
you know that?

Hey, you are too.

It's gonna be fun
getting to know each other.

Mmm.

Have a good night, Chief.

The answer's no.

I will not accept your offer.

I have no interest
in working for you
or your sham task force.

I am going to stay
right here with my people,
doing work that matters.

And if that means that you are
coming for me, Gorsch...

Bring it.

I have faced
tougher adversaries than you.

And there wasn't one
could go the distance.

So...

Let's see what you got.

(SCOFFS)

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)