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- Everybody, calm down. - It's all your fault!

We almost died.

We lost everything!

Everybody, calm down.

Firefighters, take cover in the truck.

- Let's go. - Let's go.

Back up. Back up.

Let's go. In the truck.

Go, go.

- What the hell is happening? - They seem real mad.

- What are we gonna do, Cap? - Dispatch, this is Captain 118.

Requesting immediate backup at 7800 Torrey.

Copy that. Would you like another ladder company or...

No, we need police, and lots of 'em.

I guess we have to start

with the obvious question, Captain Han.

How did this all go so wrong?

I wish I knew.

- Synced and corrected by synk - - www.addic7ed.com -

- This feels weird. - Being in the kitchen without Buck?

Well, he's here in spirits and pastry.

Anybody see him when he dropped that off?

Nah, they were just on the counter when we came in.

You know, he's like one of those elves that makes cookies in the trees

but can't move when you look at him.

Those are two entirely different elves.

- Cap say how long he was gonna be out? - He wasn't sure.

Cap say anything about bringing in someone new?

He definitely did not.

Morning, everyone. I want you to meet Sam.

Sam's gonna be helping us out while Buckley is on leave.

- Sam, we got Hen, Eddie… - Hi.

- …Ravi, and our probie, Harry. - Nice to meet you all. 'Sup?

Where are you coming from, Sam? Work out of another house?

I've been working out of a few, filling

in here and there since I got to LA.

Can-Can I help with breakfast? I feel weird just watching.

See how he just jumps in? I love this kid. Isn't he great?

I don't know. I didn't know he existed until nine seconds ago.

I didn't tell you guys he was coming.

You do know that Buck is coming back, right?

Yeah, sure, probably.

Oh.

- Oh. Thanks, Buck. - Good morning. Here.

Oh, Linda, I got you too.

- My hero. - There you go.

Hey, it's everyone's favorite new intern.

Yeah, now with morning smoothies.

- Unemployment looks good on you. - Hey, not unemployed,

paid personal leave for now.

Ooh. Something delicious that I can pretend is healthy.

- Thank you. - Yep, and I picked up your dry cleaning.

It was more than I expected.

Yeah, something they didn't tell me about this promotion.

Never thought I'd miss the uniform.

Yeah, me too.

Buck, it's not forever. They're gonna want you to come back.

That's what everyone keeps on saying.

Any news on the hearing date?

No, I just have to complete the first phase of my treatment program,

and they'll try to get me on the books.

Until then, it's going to meetings and picking up dry cleaning.

And that is probably… Yes, it is.

Hen's prescription ready to be picked up.

Yeah. All right.

No one's expecting you to do all of

this, the grocery shopping, errands.

Uh. Don't forget the free babysitting.

Oh, I am always gonna want you to do that.

But the rest, I mean, you're doing so much for everyone.

Well, I owe everyone. And what you guys did for me is...

We did it because we love you. There's no repayment necessary.

Well, I want to do it anyway.

It keeps me busy, and it keeps my

mind off worrying about being replaced.

Please, like you could be replaced.

Don't structure fires usually have more fire?

- Careful what you wish for. - These old buildings go up quick.

Dispatch, no signs of smoke at 7800 Torrey. What do we know?

Only that the automatic alarm sounded six minutes ago.

We're trying to get more info, but...

No word from the security company,

but has 180 units.

And Ability for a fire to start in each one of them.

All right, Ravi, control room. Let's see if we can pinpoint the source.

Everybody else, let's gear up, sweep the building.

The fire department is here. They got it

under control. What do you want from me?

Maybe to live somewhere that isn't a death trap?

You think that leaky faucet that...

All right, everybody, let's push back.

Everybody across that yellow line. Let's go.

That includes you. You the building manager?

What tipped you off?

Mostly the verbal abuse. What's the occupancy here?

Too many. I can't keep track of all the whining.

Cap, found the enunciator panel.

It says the alarm was tripped in the fifth floor, Bravo side.

I'm headed up now.

Let me know what you find out.

Everybody, let's go back five feet.

- You too, ma'am. - It's okay.

- How old? - Seven months. He won't stop crying.

Have you tried turning him around the other way?

- With his back to you. Now bounce him. - Ooh.

- You're a magician. - I'm just a dad.

Does it get easier?

It gets different.

Diaz, still no sign of smoke or fire?

Just a slip and fall on the stairwell.

Hey, hey, I need help. My babies are still inside.

- Which apartment? - Apartment 623.

Who's closest to 623? We got kids up there.

- We need to get them out ASAP. - Sam here. On it, Cap.

Oh, God.

- Am I dying? - Probably not,

but you did take a pretty nasty spill.

Stay still.

- Is it broken? - It's a safe bet.

Remember how you fell? Was it coming down the stairs?

Up. I was heading to my apartment, trying to be h-healthier,

taking the stairs, and… and the alarm went off and I tripped.

The vacuum splint.

We're gonna stabilize this leg, okay,

before we can move you, and then we'll get you out of here.

Is this gonna hurt?

- This is it. - Should we be worried about that?

Not until they tell us to be. Come on, she said her kids are in there.

LAFD. We're here to get you…

Uh. Ugly kids.

- Do we evacuate them or… - I mean, we're already up here.

Oh, come on. Let go. Stay with me.

Come on. We got you. Follow me.

Panikkar, what's your status?

Cap, I'm on floor five, but there's no smoke, no flames, nothing.

Could be inside the walls. Try using the FLIR.

You haven't found it yet? Come on, man. How long is this gonna take?

We are working on it. Did you get me my head count?

Cap, the FLIR is a blur, all right? No heat pockets anywhere.

Maybe we're hunting a ghost.

All right. Anyone out here live on the fifth floor?

Floor five, anyone?

If anyone from that floor knows anything

about anything causing the smoke?

Cooking, electrical, medicinal?

Speak now or you're gonna face the arson investigator.

Uh, actually, I, uh… I might… I might know something.

Hardwired smoke detectors are mandatory in residential buildings.

What? So now you're going to write me up?

Don't make us come back again.

All right, false alarm, everyone. You're free to go back inside.

- So this was all for nothing? - No, not for nothing.

I think we all learned two very valuable lessons.

Do not cook bacon without using the exhaust hood,

and do not remove the batteries from your smoke detectors

just 'cause you don't like the blinking lights at night.

- So we're safe to go home? - I promise you there is no fire.

Let's go back to the beginning.

The, uh, first alarm that you responded to at 7800 Torrey.

What were your orders?

To evacuate the residents while searching the building

for signs of fire, smoke, water,

whatever could have triggered the alarm.

Were there any challenges with the evacuation?

The stairs could be slippery.

The radio transcript suggests that there

was a lot of confusion at that building.

Why was that?

Well, we couldn't find any smoke or flame.

The first alarm you attributed to someone cooking?

His apartment smelled smoky because he'd been cooking bacon.

But it was the hall alarm that triggered, not the one in his unit.

The tenant had admitted

that he removed the batteries from the smoke detector in his unit.

Turns out they were not hardwired.

Remind us, Captain, how many times

did you return back to that building?

And again.

- All clear. False alarm again. - And again.

And again.

We went there five more times.

I am guessing that the tenants weren't very happy with you.

By the time we got to the fifth one,

I think everybody was a little tense

and still pretty hungry.

Do something to fix this.

You are lucky that the eviction laws here are so strict.

You're lucky I can't afford WeHo.

- I don't care. Move! - Everybody, fire alarm means evacuate.

Let's go. Outside, everyone, now.

- We'll start clearing the upper floors. - Again.

And that's when things really started to unravel.

Clearly there's a problem with the entire system.

- When was the last time it was serviced? - How should I know?

You manage the building.

And you manage fires, but… …now you're here five times.

Can you take us through exactly what happened next?

It got crazy for a minute.

It was nuts.

Your building keeps calling 911, and we're

gonna figure out why once and for all.

Gonna check every pipe, every wire in this place.

Ravi, take Harry and Sam, go down to the basement, check every inch.

No, that is not necessary. No!

Whoa, whoa, whoa! I did not punch him. Who said that I punched him?

I'm not saying that violence is ever the answer,

but I have to say that Roman guy definitely had it coming.

So you're saying that you witnessed

Captain Han assault the building manager?

Yes. I did say that, yes. Um.

- And you saw this happen? - Yes. I-I think so, yes.

Ravi, take Sam and Harry, go down to the basement, check every inch.

No. That's not necessary. No!

By the fifth time, it must have been pretty tense, huh?

Is that when the captain punched the building manager?

No. No. It's not how I remember it, no.

We have a witness who's pretty certain

he saw Captain Han punch the building manager.

I didn't see anything.

Are you sure about that?

I know the 118 like to think of themselves as a family,

but it is actually a job, young man.

Covering up for each other helps no one.

I know what I saw.

I believe Cap.

Sir, as I have told you, that is not how I remember it.

Roman pushed Ravi.

I had to step in. I did not punch anyone.

Go down to the basement, check every inch.

No, that is not necessary. No!

It's not optional.

That's it. I'm issuing a citation, okay?

You're gonna hire security for a 24-hour

fire watch until this system is fixed.

You got it?

You guys good? All right. Basement, let's go.

After the fifth call, you called dispatch. Do you remember that?

Yes, ma'am.

You're all clear here, ma'am.

Dispatch, this is Captain 118.

7800 Torrey is a false alarm for the fifth time.

How should we proceed with future calls, Captain 118?

I don't know, maybe start hanging up.

That was a joke.

Gallows humor, you know.

Feels a little less funny now, doesn't it?

You told a young mother to return back home

only to have the building burn down later the same day.

It was a really long day.

Ow.

Ow.

- Rough day, huh, bro? - And surgery tomorrow.

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Definitely not a false alarm.

All right, Sam, I want hose lines on five.

Garcia, get the aerial up. Everyone else, you know what to do.

- Yeah, Cap! - On it!

Dispatch, we're at 7800 Torrey.

Floors five through seven are fully involved.

We need additional RA units, stat.

All right, everybody, let's get to work.

Come on. Everybody out. Everybody out. Go, go, go, go, go!

LAFD! This is not a false alarm.

LAFD. Please evacuate!

LAFD. Everybody out!

You, follow him that way. LAFD. Time to evacuate!

This way. We gotta get you out.

All right. This will help with the smoke.

LAFD. Everybody out of the building!

Hang in there. Hang in there. Just a few more floors.

All right, I want you to stay close.

LAFD. I need everybody out!

I'm gonna need some help here.

We're not just predicting outcomes. We're controlling them.

Our algorithm is cutting edge,

with results as soon as or even before you finish...

- Seriously, bro? - Let's go!

It's okay, honey.

I want a water curtain on that fifth floor landing. Let's move.

Come on, let's get this hose moving. Come on!

Guys, where's my water? Come on, let's move.

- Hen, how are we looking? - Five is clear.

Let's hit five with everything we got. Let's go.

Yes, sir.

- Connor! How bad is it up there? - It's all gone, ma'am.

- What? - We're gonna lose everything.

- I need to move everyone back. Let's go. - Wait.

You need to explain yourself. You said we were safe.

Yes, I know. And I understand why

you're upset, but now is not the time.

Our whole lives are burning down because of you.

Yeah, you drag us out for fake alarms over and over again,

but when a real fire comes, where are you?

Eating doughnuts?

- It's all your fault! - We almost died.

I lost everything!

Everyone, just k-keep calm?

Relax. Just take it easy. Take it easy.

You're paying for this.

And that's when you gave the order to fall back.

Given the situation, I felt it wasn't

safe for the firefighters on the ground.

I thought it best to take cover until the

LAPD showed up to secure the scene.

You felt that the threat this crowd of tenants posed was so great

that it necessitated pulling everyone off of the line,

letting the fire burn unimpeded.

Yes, sir.

So why would you get out of the engine before the police arrived?

We got everyone out.

- Doesn't that count for anything? - Apparently not.

Cap, the building manager's back.

And he's going back in?

He can see the building's still on fire, right?

Son of a…

All right, listen.

Nobody gets out until PD arrives. Understood?

Where are you going?

Hey! Hey!

Hey!

Hey!

Hey, stop!

Stop!

Don't open that door!

No!

The building manager was badly wounded.

Third or fourth degree burns.

Do you believe Captain Han bears any responsibility for those injuries?

I think Captain Han is responsible

for putting that man on his back.

Carrying him down seven stories.

He's only alive because of Captain Han.

Now will you let us do our jobs, please?

Captain Han, some days my job is hard too.

Today is one of those days.

From everything I know, you are an excellent firefighter paramedic.

You have an exemplary service record.

So I… I am looking at you and trying

to figure out where it went wrong.

It was just a bad day.

Our concern is that your house has

had a lot of bad days over the past year.

Cell phone video of one of your men jumping off of a bridge.

An unauthorized field amputation.

One firefighter collapsing at a scene

due to an undisclosed medical condition.

Another one is currently seeking treatment for a substance abuse issue.

I mean, you… you have to see how this looks.

Yes, sir.

Let's take a break. We will reconvene in 20 minutes.

Captain Han.

Chief, I thought we said 20.

We're actually going to adjourn for the afternoon.

- Oh. We're done? - No, not yet.

We have some new avenues of investigation

to explore before we bring you back.

New avenues?

We no longer think that the fire alarm system malfunctioned.

We now believe that someone disabled it.

Someone…

Listen, whatever you guys are thinking, I'm telling you it wasn't me.

Maybe you should talk to the building manager Roman.

I wish we could. Unfortunately, he died this afternoon.

He didn't want to tell you anything?

He would only

say that he didn't want to talk about it,

followed by hours of walking around and muttering things to himself.

I think he was relitigating the whole thing in his head.

But he didn't want to talk about it.

Exactly, which is why I

was hoping that maybe you'd have a trick

- to snap him out of it. - Hmm.

Hey. What are you doing here so early?

Uh…

Just stopped by to tell you to stop being an idiot.

Okay, you guys have this under control,

so I'm just gonna go to work.

- Traitor. - Love you too.

This isn't all on you, Chim.

Whatever got missed in that building, we all missed it.

Someone turned off the fire alarm.

What?

When?

At some point between when I looked at the system

and declared it was A-okay,

an actual fire started and destroyed the building.

Did they suggest that...

Yeah, and before you follow that up

with, uh, "How could they think that?"

you should also know that the panel expressed some concerns

beyond what happened the day of the fire.

What kind of concerns?

About my leadership skills, that they think I don't have any.

Well, they're wrong.

You're a damn good captain, and if they can't see that...

Come on, Hen.

I didn't get this job because I earned it.

I got it because the last guy died, and they felt sorry for us,

and they thought promoting from within

would be a good look for the department.

Which is why they're not gonna fire you.

You're right, they won't fire me.

They'll just do everything in their power to make sure I quit.

And to tell you the truth? I don't think it'll take much.

You remember when we used to get in trouble as kids

and Mom and Dad would do the whole good cop, bad cop routine?

And then at some point they'd forget who was who

and you ended up being double copped.

- Now imagine if there were three of them. - I'm sorry.

It just sucks. I'm still a probationary firefighter.

Am I gonna get canned now because of this?

- You're gonna be fine. - You don't know that, Mom.

Okay, well, I can strongly suspect it

based on the conversation I just had with Hen.

Well, how is Hen doing with all of this?

Well, she sounds like he looks.

Thanks.

If it will make you feel any better, it

doesn't sound like you're their target.

They could've fooled me.

They kept asking me the same questions over and over again,

like they were trying to trip me up.

I mean, I almost asked if I could have a lawyer.

Your union rep, okay?

Next time this happens, that's who you ask for.

God, you think there's gonna be a next time?

This week? I don't know.

But based on what I believe will be a long and distinguished career?

Definitely.

Mom, I thought we were supposed to be making him feel better.

Well, not by lying to him.

You can have all the talent, training, and smarts in the world.

You can do everything right. Something will still go wrong.

And when that happens, the department's gonna ask questions.

Okay, so I need to get used to defending myself.

People defending themselves always end up

backing themselves into a worse situation.

You just tell the truth, okay? The rest will work itself out.

Wait, you said you didn't think that Harry was their target.

That means that they have one. Who is it?

- Chimney? - This is my fault.

- I should've just quit. - Then I'd have to quit too, Buck.

I mean, we all made mistakes on Chim's watch.

- We all own a piece of this. - How big a piece are we talking?

Like-Like, say they push Cap out.

- What happens to the rest of us? - They break up the team.

We might get to keep our jobs, but we have to move to different houses.

I don't understand how I'm the one who's suspended

and somehow in less trouble than the rest of you.

No one does.

There was something up with that building as soon as we pulled up.

I mean, that building manager definitely did not want us there.

You think he was the one who could have disabled the fire alarms?

I mean, clearly he was hiding something.

And then he runs back into a burning building.

That doesn't sound like an arsonist to me, at least not a smart one.

I mean, do we even know if it was arson?

They didn't give us a ruling yet.

It could have been anything, you know, bad wiring, overloaded circuits,

improper maintenance of the mechanical system.

From what they told us, it's probably all of the above.

They said they've been complaining about that guy for months.

Okay, so do you think they might talk to us?

We didn't leave on good terms.

Maybe they already talked to somebody.

What? Like Roman's boss.

- Doubt that went anywhere. - Right.

And when that went nowhere, who'd they call next?

- 911, what's your emergency? - Someone's kid keeps coughing.

- Mr. Rodriguez again? - I think he stopped taking his meds.

I know he's not usually violent.

No, but he is schizophrenic.

Check notes on his previous calls, and I'll…

- Deal with that? - Yeah.

Is everything okay?

We think we have a way to save Chimney's job.

March 25th, 4:09 p.m.

911, what's your emergency?

I lost power.

You're saying you lost electricity in your home?

Yes, 7800 Torrey Street, apartment three.

Uh, this is a DWP issue. I'm transferring you to 311.

We get a lot of these.

911, what's your emergency?

Hi. I think our trash didn't get picked up.

There's an awful smell coming from downstairs.

Understood. I'm connecting you to 311 City Services.

911 What's your emergency?

I'm at 7800 Torrey Street.

There's this weird truck parked in the alley behind the building.

Can you send someone to check it out?

Is it an emergency?

Anything?

So far, just a lot of people abusing emergency services.

Oh, don't you love that about our jobs?

I just… I don't get what connects any of these.

You guys find anything?

We've got a badly managed, crappy old building with residents

who treat 911 like it's a complaint hotline.

We're not seeing any patterns.

Maybe we could help with that, the original building plans

before any changes or renovations.

How did you get hard copies?

Old friend of Dad's at Building and Safety.

We wanted to map the calls.

- Maybe that gives us a pattern. - Yeah.

Okay, here, Ravi.

Floor three.

I don't know. It's been going all night.

Does it sound like banging in the pipes, in the walls?

I don't know. It just sounds like banging.

I bet it's that idiot Carlyle tossing his stupid dumbbells around.

Can't you do something?

- 224. - 224. 224.

- Right there. - Uh. Right here. Okay.

Okay, the banging calls, they came from 227 and 323.

Uh, two and… 227.

- Okay, 227, 323 right there. - 323 right here.

The lights are flickering in the lobby.

Have you asked the manager to call an electrician?

Flickering lights was 325 and 421.

Um, right here.

The electricity's out again.

- A-Apartment… - 117.

- 117. - Right here.

Right there.

- I keep hearing weird noises. - 324, 126.

324. Here, 126.

126. Harry, 126.

So all the calls are located on the

lower level of the southwest corner.

- Did anything seem off on those floors? - Nothing obvious.

Arson investigator. I told him to give

me a heads up if he hears anything.

Fire started on seven, southwest corner.

Okay, so all these calls and the fire in this corner of the building,

something's connecting them.

Air.

Josh, can you pull up the ventilation plans for this old building?

Okay, yeah, so-so these units, they're not just connected by location,

they're connected by this air duct.

See, it-it runs right through all of them.

So the smells and weird noises were coming from the vents.

Okay, but-but from where?

I mean, we cleared every single one of those units.

- We didn't find anything. - What about the basement?

Was there anything there?

I mean, there was nothing down there

but, uh, a fire alarm panel, some storage.

What about this room right here?

Never saw a room. It's a concrete wall.

What if our answer is behind it.

Oh, thank you.

- Sugar? - Yes, please.

Whoa! That's too much sugar.

That tastes terrible. Let me get more.

Hey. Don't eat those cookies without me, okay?

What?

Can I come in?

Are you sure that's safe? I hear I have a pretty mean right hook.

I can explain.

You got six minutes including credits, so you better make it quick.

- I swear, I thought you hit him. - And yet I did not.

And the chiefs kept looking at me

and-and asking me about it over and over,

and they seem to think that you did.

Well, they weren't on scene, Sam.

You were, and apparently you know what you saw.

What if I didn't see anything?

Well, then why would you say anything?

Or are you in the habit of making

things up that you didn't actually see?

Well, maybe.

Well, I mean, not on purpose.

You know, like when you hear a story so many times

that it feels like you were actually there.

No, what?

My mom thinks I'm too susceptible, but I just want people to like me,

so sometimes I agree with them

even if I don't actually agree with them.

I'm a… I'm-I'm a people pleaser.

- Well, Sam, I am not pleased. - Maybe this will help.

One of the tenants posted this video.

I think this is how it got in my head.

Whoa. Oh, my God, he just punched Roman.

That's it. I'm citing you. You gotta hire security guard…

I didn't see you hit him.

You just heard somebody say I did.

I already called Chief Walker.

I'm going in tomorrow to revise my statement.

I am really sorry, sir.

According to the plans,

the room should be right here.

All I see are improperly stored paint cans.

We need to move this.

Ready? On three. One, two, three…

Ooh.

All right.

LAFD, is anyone…

in there?

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Who speaks English?

I do, sir.

You're going to be here for a few

days, so tell your friends to be quiet,

do as they're told, and not cause me any problems.

Sir, the boy. He's sick.

Roman.

Later.

What are you doing back here?

Are those new tenants?

Those are people that are going to be doing some fixing

of all the problems that you and everybody's complaining about.

- Are they licensed? - You want for your rent to go up?

No license. You get what you pay for.

Ain't that the truth?

Go. Hurry.

It's good.

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Hello!

Hello! Is anyone there?

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Yeah, hang on for one sec.

Yeah. Again. Geez.

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LAFD. Everybody out!

- LAFD. - Please evacuate.

- You've got to get out! - Get out! Get out!

Hello!

Hey, floor is clear.

Let's pack up. Let's get out of here.

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Estevan.

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

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LAFD. Is anyone there?

LAFD.

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Hey. What happened?

They were locked in a secret room in the basement.

Sixteen men and women, malnutrition, dehydration, smoke inhalation.

We got one child, male, possible viral infection.

Signs of bronchitis.

Smoke inhalation?

Yeah.

The fire alarms…

They were trying to signal for help.

Yes, sir.

Understood.

Okay. Thanks, Chief.

LAPD is gonna send someone to quarterback this mess.

Chief wants me to hang back to pass the baton.

What about the Board of Reviews?

Under review.

Chief's gonna recommend that they

take the investigation in a new direction.

- What does that mean for us? - Go back to work tomorrow.

I can't believe you guys did all this.

Figuring out something was going on in the building,

finding all those people and saving them.

We weren't gonna let them take you down.

No matter what they think, you're still our Captain.

- Captain Han. Detective Hooks. - Hey.

Thank you, all, for sticking around.

I'll try not to take up too much more of your time.

But we, uh, we gave our statements at the scene.

Yeah, I just want to check a few details with you and the migrants.

What do you think is gonna happen to them?

It's a long way to come and a lot to survive for a plane ticket home.

Unfortunately, they probably won't even get that.

They'll get cleared medically, put back on a bus across the border.

And the traffickers?

Video evidence inside the building was destroyed.

We found charred hard drives inside Roman's apartment,

probably why he ran back inside.

IT doesn't have high hopes.

They came here with hope.

Why don't you borrow some of theirs?

Excuse me?

What he's saying is that you don't have any evidence,

except for them.

They don't know where they were

going, but they know where they've been.

They can help you.

Then maybe we can help them.

Thanks, Captain. All right. Take care, guys.

Hey.

Yeah, I think we might have a real problem here.

A small thank you for keeping my seat warm.

Who's Max?

He's Max.

- He's not Max. - He's Sam.

It's fine. I-I can… I can be Max.

Don't hide your light, Sam.

The 144 will be lucky to have you with

a glowing recommendation, by the way.

And we sure don't want to keep you…

from them.

Uh. I could just, uh, wipe the "Max" off.

- No, it's fine. I can… I like Max. - No, Sam.

It's your party. I'll re-ice.

A small thank you for keeping my seat warm.

Thanks again. Yeah, I'm gonna miss you guys.

But hey, see you in the field, I hope.

Actually, you… you shouldn't hope for that,

'cause if we're at a call, and the 144 is there,

that means it's a multiple alarm incident,

which means possible multiple fatalities.

So technically, if everything goes well,

we'll never see you again.

- Copy that. - Yeah. Huh.

Huh.

- What? - You're such a child.

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