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No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Hey, you're okay.

We were worried when you didn't answer back.

Liz and Marcos called out mid-shift.

I swapped and took a call with Ashley, and

it's been crazy around here. Two--

Okay. Well, I, I would've come. Okay.

I can't believe I missed Scotty's calls.

Hey, hey, relax. You know the rules.

You're not obligated to take a shift if you're not on Mando.

Even more reason for me to apologize.

He was counting on me. - Hey, hey, hey.

What's going on?

What do you mean?

You're being way too hard on yourself.

I mean, it was a Hail Mary for the Chief

to call you in the first place.

Dani.

Dani.

Hmm?

You are off today.

It, besides you weren't on mandatory

because you already overstretched yourself

this month. Don't even worry about it.

Well, the, this job should be the only

thing I'm worried about right now.

Nice work, Miller.

Peace offering?

It's, uh...

It's leftovers from the art gallery.

Didn't those make people sick?

Oh, no, no. I found out it's the cucumber sandwiches,

but the baby pancakes are cute and tasty as ever.

And, uh,

Also, you know, um,

We haven't really had a chance to talk

in the last few shifts, so,

Yeah, I'm sorry about that.

I, I'm just focused on doing my best to become undeniable.

I've never seen anybody work so hard, you're a shoo-in.

Chief is gonna work something out for you, Dani.

I have high hopes.

You ever seen, um,

You ever seen Franklin and the Baumgartners?

- Wait, what is the ba-- - No, no, no. Baumgartners.

- Okay. - It's a indie Christmas trilogy

from the seventies. - Mm-hmm.

You know, my mom,

when enduring winters in Poland would go see it

with her parents, once a week,

even though they could barely afford it.

Hmm. They liked it that much.

Yeah, it's a classic. I mean,

you got, you know, you got romance,

swashbuckling,

dance sequences, mystery-- - What is swashbuckle...

Swashbuckling? Thank you very much.

Okay. Do you know how hot it is outside?

Like, why are we talking about Christmas is--

Well, because of the pancake.

Nevermind. Nevermind. Um...

Yeah. So, um,

how did you and Hunter ever exactly, you know, get together?

Well.

In high school we were in an AP chem class together.

Yeah, 'cause you had chemistry.

Come on, it's a good one.

- No, it's not. - It's a good one.

Okay. Well,

during my first lab,

my partner spilled some pretty acidic stuff,

- Mm-hmm. - and, um,

Hunter noticed from across the room, just as I was about

to wipe it up with a paper towel, he ran over to stop me,

saved my hands, but accidentally burned his own.

I mean, I couldn't believe it.

I, I, he didn't know me aside from the new girl in class.

But after that, we became partners,

and just became really good friends.

Yeah. High school hero. Yeah. So, so then what?

So,

he brought these chips to class,

like, every single day.

And then one day

he just stopped.

They were discontinued.

So, me, having a little crush,

I looked everywhere for them

and I had no luck.

And then I,

I went into a random gas station one day

and I saw a bunch of them. So,

I bought all the bags,

and I made him a thank you package.

Okay, what could be so significant about one chip?

Mmm. Hummingbird pepper chips.

They're like, sweet, and, and peppery, so--

So that's what the hummingbird's for?

Yeah. Yeah.

After a while he started to call me his hummingbird.

Quickly flying from flower to flower, job to job.

Well he's right. You are the hummingbird.

Not anymore.

Not anymore.

What'd that paper ever do to you?

I guess it'd be cliché of me to say

I'm putting life's frustrations down on paper.

Now, that's very tortured-artist of you.

I don't know if I can really call myself an artist,

without, uh,

somewhere to display my work.

Hmm. I take it you're still dealing with gallery issues?

My gallery partner is willing to settle out of court,

which'll save me a ton of money on legal fees, but,

I don't know the terms of his settlement plan.

I meet with him soon, so...

I finally felt like I had something in my name.

A place I could grow my passion.

And now...

I don't really feel like I can even call myself an artist.

When was the first time you considered yourself an artist?

Probably when I sold my first piece.

Well, I'm no connoisseur, but,

I guess I always assumed the artist was born

with the creation.

I mean, you don't make pieces just for money, right?

No, of course not.

How many artists never saw a dime

or got recognition in their lifetime,

but now would be considered one of the greats.

Make a good point. I'm glad you're here.

- Hey, y'all. - Hey, Chief.

I was just about to do a meal run.

I like that idea. I'll take care of dessert.

Hello?

Hey, I, I didn't think I'd catch you, but I'm glad I did.

Now, I know you're probably sick of hearing my voice by now,

but I just gotta ask one more time if I--

There's nothing we can do.

Yeah, I know, I know that.

That would require budget cuts.

Yes. Yes. I'd be willing

to move some things around and make it work.

Make some cuts somewhere else. In fact, I got--

This would have to come from the higher ups.

We could try to push her through to another county.

I, I understand.

Thanks for your help.

Hey, Griffin.

Dani.

For the station.

You can put it on my parents' tab.

Okay.

Yeah.

Thank you, so much.

Ah.

What did I tell you about special treatment?

Oh, I'm happy to take it back.

No. Okay. Leave the chocolate.

Who was the handsome gent here?

He is a very married backer of the foundation.

And we were just going over some plans for this next year.

- Do you mind if I sit? - Have a seat.

- Mmm. Oh, so good. - It's good, right?

But, my attention wandered for a moment,

when I noticed you and Dani seemed out of sync over there.

Yeah.

We're both focused on other things right now, and,

being in each other's lives would be

too much of a distraction. So, yeah...

We're outta sync.

Hmm. Okay.

Well, before I offer my unasked-for opinion,

can we talk about it?

Okay. So wait, you need chocolate first.

I don't do dairy, but I do love your advice, so please.

Okay.

Well,

my ex-husband and I were only married for five years,

and, um,

I knew exactly what I wanted to do in my life.

He knew he wanted something.

He just,

he hadn't found it yet.

And in the end,

we let our focus on our own pursuits pull us apart.

I wish that we would've known at the time, you know,

it is possible to hold each other up

and figure out life at the same time.

And if she's seeing someone else?

Oh, no.

That girl, in no way, shape, or form is seeing anyone else.

Mm-mmm. No.

The way she looks at you.

No. And if she is,

that guy doesn't stand a chance at all.

It's all gonna work out in the end.

Trust me.

I hope you're right.

What about you? Do you think this is

how it all works out for you in the end, or,

is there someone else?

Well, uh...

- Scotty. Yeah? - Whoa.

The chief at EMS headquarters.

I noticed that he never wears a ring, you know?

And so I was just,

I--I think he's such a nice guy.

So what do you think?

I think it's a great idea. I will put in a good word.

Really appreciate this, Miller.

- Yeah, it's good. - No, I'm glad you all liked it.

Hey, uh, when are Andy and Ashley due back?

Less than a minute.

Ooh, uh. One last touch. Oh.

- Hey guys. - What's up guys?

- Hey. - What's up?

- Hey! - I decided to make my family

some dessert. You want a jelly donut?

- Aww. - Yeah.

They look great, man.

Yeah, I put a lot of care into 'em.

- That was nice. - You want one, honey?

I do.

Oh my gosh. Ew! Spaghetti sauce?

- Yeah. Yeah. - Ew.

That's what I thought.

You know, that's actually not a bad combination of flavors.

Can I have some more of these?

You always messing up pranks, Andy. You know that?

You want one?

- You are so-- - I want another one.

- Hey. - Sorry.

It's okay.

Yeah, Marcos is really trying to win that coffee machine.

How old were you guys in that picture?

It's 15 years ago. That's our very first week here.

So sweet.

Have I told you how much I love you two?

We love you too, sister.

Good night. I'm gonna study some old reports.

And, um,

I'm finally ready to talk to chief about my spot tomorrow.

I, I can't thank you enough for your advice

and for praying with me

and for being there for me during all of this.

I'm ready.

Good.

Good night.

It's my fault. It's my fault.

Just take a deep breath, man. Let me get you some water.

You were perfect brother.

There's nothing else that you could have done.

Tim, you can't save everyone.

Do you have a routine?

Something that can help you process these things

after a tough call?

All right. You need one, okay?

I can help you.

Listen, I'll take the paperwork for tonight.

Thanks.

Get some rest, okay?

- Hey. - Hi.

Okay.

If I look at you, I know what you want my answer to be

before I even say it.

I mean, we been over this.

I'm gonna support you, whatever you decide.

We're on the same team here.

So how did it go?

I think this is it.

Booyah!

I'm so sorry, sir. Very proud husband. I'm so proud of you.

I'm so proud of you and you are so beautiful.

I can marry you all over again.

It's just a job.

Okay, can we just go get ice cream or anything? Something?

No, I--

I want to marry you all over again.

Are you serious?

It's been 15 years.

It's time.

Don't people usually wait till like,

20 or 25 years to do the whole vow renewal thing?

Wanna hush? I'm trying to be like really romantic here

and do something really special, so...

- Oh, sorry. Okay. - Just lemme do my thing.

Okay, do your thing.

It's time, hun.

We need to do this.

I love you so much.

I love you, too.

But we're still going to get ice cream.

Of course we're getting ice cream.

I'm not saying we're not gonna get any ice cream.

Of course we're getting ice cream.

Rescue 8. Please respond.

Chemical reaction in the science lab.

Valley High. 34 El Roy Ave.

All right.

We're first on the scene.

Fire department should take stock first.

It's probably a chemical reaction, every second counts.

Tim, it's not protocol. We wait for fire.

But site safety first!

Site safety first.

Especially with things that might explode.

We are here to help with medical emergencies.

Anything dangerous involving chemical smoke terrain,

we wait for fire to do their job so we can do ours.

- Understood Chief? - Yeah?

Get on.

- Okay. - That is not the word

I'd use for that.

We gonna say anything?

I mean, I thought Chief's office would've been the

first stop when we got back.

- Not yet. - Okay. You gonna tell--

Ooh, save me some ice cream.

Are you gonna tell, uh,

Later.

Okay.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have an announcement.

We brought breakfast.

- Aye. - Oh, here we go. Okay.

And

you guys are gonna love this.

- Ice cream. - Sorry. Sorry.

- Ready? - There you go. Oh, cake before noon, huh?

Oh, cake before noon, huh?

I mean, I haven't really broken my fast yet,

but I mean, I'm happy to get a slice--

I'm proud of you. Why don't you read it again?

Getting married again!

- Vow renewal to plan. - What brought this on?

Felt like the right time.

Oh, alright.

- Dive in. - Yeah. Nice little corner pie--

- That's exactly the piece... - You snooze, you lose.

- He's an icing guy. - I'm a giving man today.

Aw.

- May the sugar gimme the energy - Hey, good luck today, bro.

- Thank - You. Yeah, of course.

He's, he's got a meeting with a lawyer today.

Video call, they're gonna come to some sort of settlement

before it escalates.

That cake looks good.

And she didn't read it.

Oh, Chief, thanks for seeing me.

Miller,

you caught up on your paperwork?

- I, I am. - Of course you are.

Oh. Beautiful arrangement, sir.

Yeah, um,

I've been meaning to call you in, but,

but I can't catch you.

You're the busiest bee in the nest.

Well, thanks, Chief. I've been working hard

and I believe my performance as of late reflects that.

I aim to stay strong, keep my cool, and--

and serve well,

and that you do, ma'am. - Thank you sir.

And that you do.

But,

as both of us know,

you were brought on for a limited amount of time.

You've been a great addition to this team.

Oh, thank you.

And you'll always be a part of this team.

Oh, I, I really appreciate that, sir.

What's this?

A recommendation letter?

One of the very best I've had the pleasure of writing.

How long have you been working on this letter?

I, I mean, you've watched me day after day trying to prove

that I deserve a permanent place on this team, sir.

Dani.

I'm just trying to be proactive.

I wanna make the road as smooth as I can for you

in the dwindling time until Duke comes back.

This was always the plan.

Of course.

Thank you, Chief.

Thank you, Dani.