All language subtitles for early_edition_s03e12_slippity-doo-dah

All right, everybody, remember, we're
going for the big A.

B -14.

I got that one. B -14?

Okay, moving on. All right, let's keep
it going. I know we're going to have a

win here real soon. Here we go, here we
go.

Excuse me. I need to get in. You have to
buy a card. You don't understand. No,

I'm sorry.

No card. You can't go in.

How much is the card? Five bucks.

Five bucks?

It's for charity.

All right, here we go, here we go, here
we go. Thanks.

Thank you.

G52.

I've got that one, too.

G52. Who's feeling lucky out there? Come
on, we've got to have a winner.

Somebody yell out bingo.

Round and round it goes. Nobody knows.

G50.

G -5 -0.

G -5 -0. Nobody?

Okay. Maybe this time we'll get them.

All right.

Here we go. We got to get a bingo. Got
to get a bingo.

G -74.

G -74.

All right.

B -7.

Bingo!

What if you knew beyond a doubt what was
going to happen tomorrow?

What would you do? There is no easy
answer for a guy who gets tomorrow's

today.

Henry, please. How many times do I have
to ask you? Just eat your oatmeal, all

right? No, Pamela.

Hi, Marissa. Hey, big day.

Big day?

Yeah, my management seminar, remember?

Oh, that's right.

Good luck. Thanks.

So, uh, how's it going, Henry?

He's soaking.

Soaking, why?

Oatmeal.

Yeah, he doesn't really eat it.

Well, you gotta eat your oatmeal, Henry.

Why?

Because it's delicious.

How do you know if it's delicious if you
don't even know what it looks like?

Henry, that's not nice. You're going to
eat your oatmeal because it's freezing

out there and you and Mrs. Patterson
have a big day planned.

Oh, that sounds like fun. Where are you
going? The library and historical

society. Oh, goody.

Eat your oatmeal, Henry.

Why are you being like this?

Hi.

Hey, Gary.

How's it going?

Uh -oh, bad day coming.

And some lady slips on a sidewalk and
she messes up her back. Maybe she can

boots.

And then there's a car crash. They snarl
up traffic, these two guys. They don't

see it. It's a one -way street, and one
of the geniuses misses the sign.

Well, people make mistakes, Gary. Yeah,
I realize that.

The gifties.

Yeah, hang on. Eric!

Hello?

I don't mind helping people out, but
sometimes they can help themselves out,

couldn't they?

Oh, no, that's awful.

Is she okay?

Oh, no, no. Tell her not to worry. I'll
figure something out.

The strangest thing happened to Henry's
babysitter.

Somebody brought a snake to bingo
yesterday, waved it in her face. She

and hit her head.

What kind of lunatic would do that?

I have no idea.

Oh.

Maybe he wasn't so crazy.

Maybe he didn't bring the snake, but
maybe he was trying to apprehend the

because the snake escaped from a pet
store around the corner and he was

to catch the snake so the snake wouldn't
bite anyone.

Did you ever think of that?

I think you have a very strange
imagination.

So, is she going to be okay, the
babysitter?

Yeah, she's shook up, though. What am I
going to do about Henry?

Well, maybe Patrick can watch him.

It's his day off.

Oh, that's right.

Well, I'd do it, but, you know, I'm
going to be in and out all day.

Well, I guess I could miss the seminar,
but... Oh, you can't do that.

I could look after him.

What? What?

I mean, I could babysit or whatever you
do with an eight -year -old. Thank you.

That's so sweet. Thank you.

You're a lifesaver.

You'll babysit.

I traumatized her babysitter. What am I
supposed to do? Gary, you don't even

like kids.

I do, too, like kids at a distance.
They're all right. Gary, as your friend

partner, I have to tell you you're
making a giant mistake.

What, you don't think I can handle this?

You have many wonderful qualities, but
patience isn't one of them. Either you

can handle the paper or you can handle
Henry.

I don't think you can handle both.

What's the big deal? One kid. How
complicated can that be?

This is for you.

He comes with instructions.

Make sure he has vegetables and protein
for lunch. Otherwise, he'll crash before

three. Fruit's okay, but no candy. No
candy. Oh, and he's allergic to

and papaya. Do you have Kleenex?

Yes, Mom. Okay. Oh, and if you're going
to take him outside, mittens, scarf, and

hat. Mittens, scarf, hat. Good. Okay.

And make sure he brushes after meals.
He's got a plaque problem. Okay. Hat,

mittens, no papaya.

Now, I'm going to be in touch with you.
You also have my pager number, along

with the pediatrician and poison
control.

Poison control?

Bye, baby.

I love you.

Oh, have fun.

Okay. All right.

Oh.

Seat packets.

Seat packets?

He's got to sell them to raise money for
school.

Not my idea.

I love you. I'll miss you.

Please listen to everything Gary says,
okay?

All right. All right. Bye.

Bye.

Finally, what's in the paper?

The key to success, Henry, is logistics.

Logistics?

It's knowing how to deploy your
resources and deciding where to be when

keeping your priorities straight.

Well, we'll see.

Well,

the paper says no one gets hurt in the
car crash.

Well, of course I care, but...

Look, uh, sometimes you gotta, you gotta
make choices, you understand?

Yes, sir.

Exactly, because, well, you see the, uh,
the car crash, and it happens near the

lady, so, uh, we'll try to get there as
quick as we can, and if we don't, we'll,

uh... Mass.

Yeah, something like that. Come on.

All right, now look.

You, you stay here and put your hat on.

Uncle! Yeah, put your hat on anyway.

Okay. Can I at least have a hot dog? A
hot dog?

It's 10 o 'clock in the morning.

But I'm hungry.

No.

Now listen, I want you to stay here, you
understand?

Stay.

Boy, it sure is cold, huh?

Yep. Guess you didn't get the memo.

What memo?

The memo about the polar effect here on
Michigan Avenue.

The what? The polar effect.

See, that sidewalk around there is going
to freeze before this one.

Look, buddy, they didn't tell me...
Well, you didn't get the memo.

I didn't.

Someone flips or something. I guess you
can always say I didn't get the memo or

I didn't read it or whatever. It's not
my job online.

Well, it's just a memo.

Did it work?

Huh? Did it work?

Can we go to the car crash now?

No. Hey, look, I gotta find a 20 -9
-year -old clumsy woman who's gonna...

all right? Stay!

Oh, uh... Thank you for shopping at
Dalton's. Have a happy day.

Thank you for shopping at Dalton's. You
have a great... Happy day.

Oh, thank you for shopping at golf. Let
go of my arm.

I can't do that. Why not?

Because I'm with the Healthy Back
Awareness Campaign. We're trying to

consciousness about slippery sidewalks.
You are weird.

Thank you very much. Thank you for
shopping at golf and have a nice day.

What?

Well, at least I read the memo.

Well,

it was a fluke. What about the car
crash?

Well, maybe we still have time to stop
the car crash.

I guess not.

Everybody makes mistakes.

Yeah. Well, Mom says that's how you
learn.

Mistakes.

Yeah, well, you see, Henry, the...

But the paper, it's not an exact
science. It's more of a fluid kind of

Fluid? You mean like juice?

No, I don't mean like juice. I mean like
what happened back there. It was an

unpredictable situation with many
variables.

Well, you'll do better next time.

So what's next?

Fire at

landing strip.

Fire broke out at 11 a .m.

Sex will burn you in critical condition.

Landing Strip?

We're going to the airport?

Oh, boy.

Welcome to the Landing Strip, where your
management comes through. This

morning's early bird special, a twin
billing. John Dahl, the non -nurse, and

Margie, the fire girl. Keep your eyes
closed.

You have to.

Yes, you do.

those dead presidents on the rails.

He's a nurse?

Do you stay here?

Could you tell me where Sparky the fire
girl is?

Here, I'll leave this right here.

Peek -a -boo, I see you.

Hi.

Don't tell me you're 18.

Oh. What are you doing?

I like seeing packets for making school.

Well, that's the cutest thing I ever
saw.

Here.

Leave it. You lasted a whole, what, two
hours? Yeah, we're just back from a pit

stop. Now listen, you sit up here and
you stay right there.

Chantal bought five feed packets.

Chantal? Don't ask.

And she was practically naked.

Now that's something that you don't want
to mention to your mother.

Why not? She was a nurse, wasn't she?

Oh, naked nurses.

I'd like to know how that happened.

No, you really don't.

Wasn't the naked nurses on Erica's no
-look somewhere between, um...

No candy, no papayas.

Just that.

Nurses wasn't on the list.

Yeah, well, what Marissa was saying is
she was making a kind of a joke that,

well, your mom probably wouldn't
understand about you. I'm telling you,

want your mom to get upset with you, do
you? And we certainly don't want your

mother upset with me.

Because then she won't kiss you.

No. I won't say anything about kissing.
I won't say anything about that at all.

And even if I did say anything about
that, well, I wouldn't say it to you

because you're about five years away
from having that kind of a discussion.

forget that.

Well, it's not your lunchtime yet. I get
a snack, too.

Snack time.

Ice cream. Two scoops.

Snacks.

Fresh fruit milk chaser. Enjoy.

I thought you were funny, but you're not
funny.

You're like Mrs. Patterson from here.
I'm just following the instructions, all

right?

Kiri, are you okay?

We got a problem.

You mean other than Chantal?

No, this is a theory. Front page, a bus
carrying a gospel choir is going to

crash. This wasn't here this morning.

What's the story?

Four members of the First Baptist Church
Choir were killed yesterday afternoon

when the bus they were traveling into an
interfaith concert flipped and careened

into a light pole.

The accident, which occurred shortly
after 4 p .m., was attributed to a

water main which burst, sending the
pressure plate hurtling across the

high speed.

The plate struck the driver in the head,
killing him instantly.

So they were traveling to some kind of
interfaith concert, but this wasn't here

this morning. Okay, maybe you missed it.

How could I miss it? It was on the front
page.

Well, of course, unless... If it wasn't
there before, that means it's something

I did between 6 .30 this morning and now
causes this bus to crash. Okay, okay,

backtrack. What did you do?

What did I do?

Well, we went to the department store
and then we went to the strip club.

Strip club?

You took Henry to a strip club? Well, we
went to the strip club to put out the

fire. Forget about that. If there's a
connection between a gospel choir and a

strip club, I'd like to know what that
is. Okay, okay, okay. Calm down, Jerry.

Calm down. Whatever it is that's going
on, you have most of the day to stop it.

Yeah, I got most of the day.

Was that supposed to cheer me up?

No, but it's supposed to get you out of
here.

Settle up, buddy. We've got to pick the
water main.

What do you mean, water main?

Water main is, uh...

That place where a bunch of pipes come
together and we gotta stop it from

breaking so a bus doesn't crash.

Come on. This wasn't there before
either.

Huh? That.

What's with this thing today?

Winter is slippery.

Winter is slippery.

Yeah, come on, get your stuff on. We
gotta get down to the Department of

What about the escalator lady?

What about the escalator lady? It said
it's an injury.

Yeah, well, come on, did you ever stub
your toe, Henry?

It's a...

You got over it, right?

You said if you had time, you'd do
everything.

Yeah. That's what you said.

All right, try Howard's building. This
is it. Are you happy now? Yes.

Hi, hi, hi.

Come here.

How are you?

Stay. All right? Stay.

Skirt, it's cold.

Excuse me. Excuse me.

Excuse me.

Hey, your skirt is caught. Give me a
second. I'm trying to help.

I cut my skirt. I can't. Did anybody see
that? This guy just cut my skirt.

You. What are you doing?

What am I doing? I was getting your
skirt.

Get away from me.

Listen, lady, I'm just trying to keep
you out of a very embarrassing

Who is? Jim, mind your own business,
okay?

Yeah, I'll mind my business if you can
stay out of trouble, and then I'll never

darken your path again.

Good seeds for Lincoln School, $1 for
bath.

Henry! Seeds, seeds, get your seeds.

Henry, I thought I told you to stay put.

Want to buy a seed packet?

No, I don't want to buy a seed packet. I
thought I told you... Just a thought,

mister. But maybe if you spend a little
less time harassing strangers, a little

more time watching your own kid. He's
not my kid. He just likes my mom.

Nice.

Using the kid to get to his mom? What?

Poor guy.

You don't understand.

No, actually, I think I do.

What's your name?

Henry Padgett.

Well, I'm Maddie Stefanovich Henry, and
despite your creepy friend, it's been a

real pleasure meeting you. Creepy?

He's okay, but sometimes he can get a
little cranky.

Hey, you want to buy a seed packet for
Lincoln School? No, she doesn't want to

buy a seed packet. Yes, I do.

How much?

A dollar a pack.

He doesn't want your money.

Bought out.

I'll take five.

Okay.

Um,

you better make that three.

Don't let him bully you, Henry Padgett.
Just because someone's bigger than you

does not mean you should have to take
their guff.

You remember that.

Nice boy.

You, I don't want to see you again.
Yeah, well, the feeling's mutual.

I'm hungry.

How can you be hungry? You just ate.

I don't know.

Well, then you can't be hungry.

I'm hungry. Well, then eat some seeds. I
don't want to.

Hi, Munchkin. It's me. How's it going?

I'm hungry.

Hello?

Hey, Eric. How are you doing?

I don't know how he could be hungry. The
kid must have a tapeworm or something.

He's a kid, Gary. They're always hungry.

No junk food, though. He has a high
metabolism. He needs something

Nutritious, absolutely.

So did you make it to the Historical
Society yet?

Historical Society? Well, no, no. We're
still trying to squeeze that in.

Thanks, you're a doll. I owe you for
this.

Actually, I think this pretty much makes
us even.

I'll see you soon.

Yeah, okay. Bye.

Hey, Charlie.

Could you look after Henry for a few
minutes?

No problem.

Just put him in the back room, give him
something to eat, and he won't bother

you, will you, Henry?

I'm hungry.

Look, I know you're hungry. Just give
him something nutritious to eat.

Nutritious?

Yeah, yeah, you know, nutritious.

Well, you know Henry, don't you?

You got any idea how many water mains
bust every single year? I don't have a

clue. Well, see, that's typical. People
got no idea. See, you got your rust, you

got your wear, you got your hot, your
cold, your sudden hot, your sudden cold.

This ain't a simple problem.

But the one I'm worried about happens to
be over on Canal Street, the 900 block.

Okay, now, see, now we're getting
somewhere. See, that'll be main, uh,

Now, what's the problem?

What's the problem?

Cast coupling, coupling adapter,
diameter, coupling saddle, or tapping

Uh, well, uh...

I work with the Fjord Meter Company, and
we've had some reports of some meter

seizures in some of our meter models.
And one of the meter models is a 13...

One, three, five, seven. Whoa, a meter
seizure.

Right. And what we need you to do is
shut down the main so we can take a look

it for something really bad. No, no, no,
man. In order to shut off a main,

you've got to talk to the engineer.

Aren't you the engineer? Me?

No. No, no, no.

You want to talk to Arnie? Well, where's
Arnie? Arnie? I don't know. Beats me.

You haven't seen him. I haven't seen
him. He hasn't come in yet, okay? Hey,

look, fella. Let me tell you something.
250 ,000 gallons of water are about to

wash out Canal Street.

Now, now, you either find Arnie, or I'm
going to let people know that you're a

person responsible for wiping out an
entire city block.

All right, all right, look, look.

I'll page him, okay?

Shelly's screaming at me. It's not my
problem.

You need to relax, buddy.

I've been sitting in this breeze for
three hours. I want to see a doctor now.

It's called a triage, okay?

Serious cases get priority.

You're breathing, and you're not
bleeding. You just happen to fall down

boom.

So you will sit here and wait your turn,
or I will triage your butt so far down

to the bottom of the list, you'll still
be sitting here when I'm roasting my

Fourth of July weenies. You got me?

Arnold?

You will sit on this bed until we are
ready for you. Got me?

What's this?

It interferes with the equipment.

Look, I have a very important job. I
need that. I don't care if the whole

of Chicago is waiting on you.

It doesn't put you ahead of hospital
policy.

So you couldn't find the right guy?

No, I couldn't. Look, I got three hours
until the choir performs and the

engineer disappears.

Bummer. Henry, are you still eating?

I'm almost done.

Well, you're eating something
nutritious, though, right?

Absolutely. I'm eating fruit right now.

Not papaya?

No papaya.

All right, good. Well, listen, Henry,
I'm going to be back in a little while.

just have to find this guy somehow.

Well, why don't you just cancel the
performance?

Because, Henry, you don't just cancel a
performance. You... Henry?

If your mother should happen to call,
you tell her that I had to run a little

errand. I'll be right back, you
understand?

Right, no problem.

Good.

This may sound sort of strange, but you
need to cancel the choir for tonight.

What? Why?

They rebooked. Oh, impossible. I spoke
with Jake Brewster this morning.

Well, this happened very suddenly, and
they booked the Springer show.

Jerry Springer?

It's a special brotherhood episode.

They're not a bad choir, but Jerry
Springer... He's pulling our leg.

What exactly is your problem, young man?

My problem?

Confession is good for the soul.

You're not buying the Springer thing,
huh?

The truth.

Well, what if I told you that I...

had a vision? A vision? What kind of
vision?

A burning bush kind of vision?

Not exactly.

An Ezekiel with the dry bones of vision?

No. The image of our Lord on a tortilla?

Well, now, that's getting closer.

What? It happened.

Okay. So, describe the vision.

Well, the choir gets on the bus for this
particular performance, and the bus

crashes. And this vision took the form
of?

Print media.

What, a psychic newsletter?

No, no, no, no, no. Look, I've got this
overwhelming sense that somebody's going

to be killed. Sense?

Then it's not a vision, it's a
premonition. Okay, then it's a

Premonitions is supernatural, which
falls outside the jurisdiction of the

church.

Rabbi? So, they didn't listen?

They listened, they just didn't hear.

Oh.

Come on, quit moving around, will you?

Hey, boy.

Uh, Gary?

Hmm?

There's another one.

Woman injured in grocery store brawler.

Woman injured her back when she slipped
on a broken jar of tomato sauce.

When a store employee alleged that the
woman had broken the jar on purpose,

other customers rallied to the support
of the woman, identified as 30 -year

Maddie Stefanovich.

Sure is clumsy, huh?

Yeah, I don't think clumsy is the word
for it.

Well, if it isn't Miss Flippenfall
Stefanovich. Had a busy day?

You. Yeah, me.

Okay, you've had your fun. Arrest me.

Arrest you?

You're an insurance investigator, aren't
you?

I couldn't have figured that out sooner.

Well, go on. Cuff me. Put me out of my
misery.

Lady, I wouldn't give you the
satisfaction.

You wouldn't? No, but this is your last
chance.

I'm tired of following you all around
all day trying to fish you out of

Fish me out of...

Oh, no.

Fishing me out of trouble would be, oh,
say, paying my rent, which is now three

months in arrears, getting my car back
from the repo. No, I know. Find my kid

the Furby I promised her for Christmas.
That would be getting me out of trouble.

Yeah, well, look, lady, I'm sorry about
your financial situation, but I...

Financial situation?

You're not hearing me, fella. I got no
financial situation.

Nothing's broke chemical drop kicked me
and about 50 other loyal employees

straight into the poorhouse.

By chance, have you seen the little help
wanted sign in the window out there?

Oh, yeah, minimum wage. That's going to
work.

About as good as the two days and no
benefits Roke offers.

Look, it's a lot better than ripping off
an insurance company, which actually

rips off the store, which rips off me
and all the other people that shop here.

Okay, save it for someone who cares.
Hey, you know, your problem's with Roke.

What are you dealing with a supermarket
for?

You know why I got laid off?

Because Roke got bought out by a nice
little conglomerate called Rask

Enterprises. who also bought golf and
also bought the Tri -Towers and just

week purchased this grocery chain.

Cut and slash, my friend.

They don't care about me or any of the
other 5 ,000 people they laid off this

year. Well, then you know what? I don't
care about them.

And if the billion -dollar butcher takes
a hit, then big deal.

Two wrongs don't make a right.

It doesn't matter who you're cheating.

You're still a cheater.

I bought your seeds, didn't I?

I don't sell to cheaters.

Here's your money back.

Henry, right?

What's happening, what I'm doing, it's a
business. You understand?

It doesn't make it right.

Yeah, if things were black and white,
maybe. But this is more of a gray

situation.

Look, lady, if you want to lie to
yourself, that's fine. Don't lie to the

Well, the thing is, is that, you know,
I've been under a lot of stress lately.

And, you know, you don't know what it's
like to be...

What if I told you I wouldn't do it
again?

Would that work for you?

He meant it.

Yeah.

Can't look a kid in the eye.

Something is wrong.

You hold on to your money, Henry.

I'll see you around.

Or not.

What?

Henry, what would you say? It's more
cramps or gas?

Excuse me.

What happened?

Listen, I'm telling you, that kid did
not eat any papaya.

I warned you, Gary.

Yeah, well, next time, why don't you
warn me a little bit louder, huh?

You know, I made him wear his mittens
all day long. You know what? When Erica

calls, you are on your own.

Erica.

That's right.

Hey, buddy, how are you feeling?

Better. Better. Oh, good. See, he's
feeling better already.

So who are you calling? Child services?

Child services. You're funny today.

Department of Water.

Hello, this is Gary Hobson.

You haven't by chance seen Arnie yet,
have you?

Well, you've got a bruised coccyx,
mighty mouse.

You want to wait for the orthopod or
call it a day? Oh, thank you, but I

know how much more fun I can take.

Give me that, will you?

It's a 911. It's an emergency. For more,
where's the payphone?

Way down the hall.

Trauma resuscitation.

Yeah, thanks for trying.

I need a phone.

Phone. Good luck, partner.

Hello?

Hello, Erica.

How's the seminar going?

Oh, good, good, good.

Historical Society?

Oh, well, we haven't gotten around to
that one yet.

Henry?

Well, Henry's doing fine.

Well, he was a little tired, so I
brought him back to my place, and I

well, maybe Marissa could watch him
while he takes his nappy noodle, if

okay with you.

Okie dokie.

I'll see you in a couple hours.

Goodbye.

You'll be up and out in a couple hours,
won't you?

Yeah. Good, good, because I'm going to
try to take care of that bus, and, well,

if your mother should come back before I
do, well, you might want to avoid

mentioning any of our little activities
for the day.

Okay.

Nice.

Telling a child to lie?

Not telling them to lie. It's an
omission. There's a difference. You

the difference, don't you? I want to
hear this. Henry, I'll be downstairs if

need me. Just press intercom on the
phone, and it rings downstairs.

Okay.

Gary.

Maddie.

No chemicals.

Looks like she's honing in on our
target.

You've got to do something. She gets
really hurt. I wouldn't worry about her,

Henry. It's a scam.

It's a fourth one today, which has got
to be some sort of a wrecker, I'd

imagine. But she said she wouldn't do
that anymore. Yeah, well, talk is cheap,

isn't it?

You don't have much faith in people, do
you? I have faith that people will do

exactly what you expect them to do.

Now listen, you take care of yourself.
Don't worry about Miss Stefanovich.

going to be fine. Trust me.

You got everybody's robes? Yeah, they're
all here. And Tammy, where is that

girl? Hi, Daddy.

I'm right here.

You got the arrangements?

Sure do.

And your boots?

Puzzle up, everybody.

Bus leaves in ten.

Come on, we're going down the lot.

It's not a kitty.

Taxi!

I need to go to Rogue Chemical.

Rogue Chemical?

You got money, kid?

Nine dollars?

Close enough. Get in.

Jimani, Alexia, Joe, L 'Oreal, May,
Tawanda.

That's it. Okay, everybody, let's make a
joyful noise.

Pleasant Ridge Gospel Choir.

Yes? Well, Rabbi Ginsberg asked me to
come by and tell you that the concert

been canceled, that the roads are bad,
and that he doesn't want anyone in any

danger. That's a surprise to me. I know
it's an awful disappointment. Because I

just spoke with him.

You did?

I did.

Well, I am surprised that he forgot to
mention it. It's a gorgeous day and the

roads are fine.

We've got God and a good set of tires.
Now, if you'll excuse us. Now, listen,

you are... Mister, I don't know why
you're trying to ruin a choir's concert.

I'm just trying to help. Look, the roads
are not good. The roads are terrible.

Well, then, that's just a part of God's
plan, isn't it? Well, isn't it possible

that maybe God had a bad plan today?
Maybe he had a really lousy, lousy plan

up for today.

No. No?

No. No.

the heck do you think you're doing?

Well, I was looking for my knife and a
tactic.

Hey, you.

It's Chantel, remember?

Naughty nerd from this morning.

I'm kind of busy right now.

What, do you work for the city or
something?

No, I don't work for the city.

Chantel, I'm trying to shove a bus
through some people. Don't get hurt. I'm

doing a very good job.

A bus?

Well, what's that got to do with this?

I can't explain right now.

That's easy, stopping a bus.

Heck, I stopped an entire armor division
once.

No, no, that's really not.

I mean, if you need a little help, just
let me know.

I'm going to beat you right now.

We could have crashed. It's a miracle.

How'd you know to stop, Mr. Elliott?

I had a vision.

I felt it was easy.

Thank you.

It was nothing.

See ya.

out. No, your friend was right. I gotta
handle things different. I just came to

try to get my job back. No, you have to
go.

There's gonna be an accident. An
accident? What are you talking about

would you know?

Maddie, hang on.

You guys

okay?

Everybody alright?

Okay.

Maddie?

What the hell are you doing on my floor?
I came to see you. I was going to suck

it up and take your lousy two days a
week, and I almost got crushed.

Look at this.

You don't have enough staff left to run
a mini -mart, let alone a full line.

Well, I didn't have anything to do...
People could have been killed. Before

laughs, that never happened, did it?
Look, nobody got hurt.

Yeah, not this time. If it weren't for
him, you'd have a major lawsuit on your

hands. Or worse.

She's right.

What do you say, everyone?

Do you feel safe out here with all the
budget cuts?

Nope. Not me.

You know, Maddie, I was going to bring
this very issue up to the boss myself.

Maybe you want to take this discussion
to my office?

Yeah, I'll be right there.

Good for you, Maddie. Good for you.

Looks like I'm back.

We got to get to it. Henry, thanks.

I don't know how you knew, but thanks.
You're welcome.

I suppose I should thank you, too.

Well, I wouldn't want you to go against
your nature.

Good luck.

Thanks.

You feel all right now?

Believe me now?

About what?

About Maddie. She saved, didn't she?
Yeah, I guess she did.

Oh. I may be a kid, but I'm not stupid.

No, you're not stupid.

You know, sometimes when people get
older, they start to lose a little bit

their faith.

Can you get it back?

Well, I'm working on that, kid.

I'm working on it.

And there's more tomorrow at midday.

Stay with us for a test of family
strength for one loving family.

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