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- Long distance is hard.

- Our stars just didn't align.

But Matt, maybe someday.

- I'm good to go, Lieutenant.
- Negative, Carver!

You stay here.

- Carver's capable
of much more than that.

- Let me lead him.

- I'm so stoked to be at 51

to show you the kind
of firefighter I am.

- Thought you were
done with me.

- Well, is there any way
to stop the transfer?

- He is actually
happy about it,

since it means we don't have to
hide our relationship anymore.

[soft suggestive music]

♪

- You're a lot of fun, Blake.

- So are you.

Maybe too much.

I'm gonna be way late for work.

- Okay, we are getting
dressed for real this time.

We should do this again,
but no pressure.

- Yeah.
- Seriously.

- Yeah, yeah, definitely.
That would be great.

- Well, I'm out of your hair.

Your very cute hair.

- It was really nice
meeting you.

- Hmm.

See ya.

♪

- Uh-oh.

- Javi, you playing hooky
or something?

- Hooky?
- Skipping school. Don't do it.

And no, his grade's got
a Friday, Monday off thing,

so he's hanging with us
for the next two shifts.

- I know.
Chief's waiting for him.

- Oh, hey, come on.

- Joe.
- Sir.

- It's my understanding that we
have a new candidate reporting

for his first shift today.
- Yes, sir.

Javi Sandoval
reporting for duty.

- Hello.

- Hello, Chief Boden.

- Hello, Chief Boden.

[soft playful music]

- You may proceed with
your duties, candidate.

I'll be by to inspect
in about 15 minutes.

- Yes, Chief. We're on it.

- I should hope so.

- What are my duties?

- Oh, this is very serious.

You have to make
blueberry pancakes

for the entire firehouse, huh?

Yeah. Let's go, let's go.

Hey, candidate in the house.

[all cheering]

- Looking good!
- There he is.

- Looking good!

- Um, hey.

So I was thinking about
our next paramedicine shift.

- Morning, Brett.

- Sorry.
Good morning, Mouch.

I couldn't sleep last night,
and I started thinking

about our list of patients.

And I noticed that
a bunch of our patients

would really benefit
from an extra visit or two,

so I put together
a new schedule.

- Oh.
This is a lot of visits.

- Oh, well, if you don't have
the time, I totally understand.

I can do some of these
on my own.

- You know what?

This is fine.

I'll just push my
pipe band rehearsal.

I've been appointed pipe major,
so I do all the scheduling.

- Congratulations.

- Thank you.
[alarm blares]

Truck 81, Squad 3,
Ambulance 61.

Person trapped, 863 Racine.

[sirens wailing]

[suspenseful music]

♪

- What happened?
- We hit a power line.

The operator took a big jolt.
He's not looking too good.

- All right, just make sure
your guys stay back.

- Yeah, we're not touching
that machine, we're not idiots.

- I'm not talking about
just the machine.

It's--hey! Hey, stop!

Don't take another step.

All right,
the ground is energized.

Let's set a perimeter
of 30 feet.

All right, Cruz, let's get
this guy out of here.

He's way too close.
- Copy that.

Hey, hey, buddy.
Don't move yet, okay?

I'm gonna talk you through this
step by step, okay?

I want you to walk
towards me one step at a time.

But make sure you only
put down one foot at once.

- Hey.

Has anybody called
the power company?

- Yeah, they said they're
sending somebody out.

- No, we can't wait.
He needs medical attention now.

- I--I thought he was supposed
to be safe inside the rig.

- No, the metal cage is used
to divert electrical currents.

He takes one step outside,
it's like a lightning bolt

coming up through the ground.

- The potential
around that excavator

has got to be a few
thousand volts, at least.

- The aerial.
Let's bring it in.

We'll drop in from above.

- All right, Mouch,
bring 81 closer.

♪

- Good.

Hey, all right.
I got you.

You're good. You're good.

What the hell
were you thinking?

- I can't just leave
Andre out there.

You know, we're like family.

- Let's just clear out,
all right?

Let us worry about Andre.

- Is that Andre Kearns
in the excavator?

- Yeah, do you know him?

- I sure do.

♪

- All right, Gallo, Carver,
once you're done here,

squad needs a hand.

- Copy that.

♪

- Grab that.
- Sounds good.

- Okay, take him up.

[electricity crackling]

- All right, hold here!
I'm clipping.

We're gonna get you
out of here, okay?

Can you stand?

- I don't know.
- Lower down a little.

All right, hang on, buddy.
Doing great.

All right, Carver, we're gonna
do this one at a time.

On my go.

Just relax, okay? Look at me.

You're not gonna have to
do a thing, all right?

Let's get you up.

[electricity crackling]

[all yell]

- Severide, you gotta
get out of there now!

♪

- All right, new plan!
We're coming out together.

In ten seconds.

All right, we're gonna
fly you out of here, man.

All right, Carver,
tighten up the slack.

You can do it.
Come on, brother.

All right, Mouch, take us up.

- [groaning]

♪

[groaning]

- Hey, quick right!

- Carver, you good?

- I got it.

- Keep going, Mouch!

- [groaning]

- Okay, bring 'em down.

- [panting]

- You all right?

- Yeah, I'm good.

- Got it.

- Hey, one, two, three.
- [groaning]

- We good?
- Yep.

- Brett, Violet,
take good care of him.

He's got a family back home.

- Yeah, we will.

♪

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- What do we got?
- High-voltage shock.

He's slipping in and out
of consciousness.

Elevated heart rate,
erratic pulse,

severe electrical burns
on his extremities.

- Let's get him to Trauma 3.

- Should we stay a bit,
see how he does?

- Yeah, let's do it.
Carver seemed pretty concerned.

- Hey, guys.
- Hey, Chief.

- Hey, there.

- I'm late for a meeting,
but check your email.

I sent you some pictures
of the B&B.

- B&B?

- Yeah, we are--we're going
to Lake Geneva for the weekend.

- Oh.

- I know you and Casey
travel together all the time,

but this is our first trip,

and I'm actually
a little nervous.

- Don't be--you guys
are gonna have a blast.

- Oh, my God.

Check this place out.
The Bradford House.

Even the name is swank.

- Mm, it's so pretty.

- Yeah.

Good job.

- [chuckles]

- Hey! How's our candidate?
- We're vibing.

- I was told I can't
sit at the squad table

until I make squad.

- They told you right.

- How was the fire?

- Oh, it wasn't
a fire, actually.

But a man did hit a power line
at a construction site,

and Severide saved him.
- Oh!

That's no way
to tell a story, Cruz.

Javi, you see that
aerial ladder right there?

Well, it was extended
all the way out,

and Severide, he was dangling
from the end of it

like "Mission: Impossible"
so that he could swing it

over a field of lava.

- There was no lava.

- And he had to lower himself
down into a tiny spot

the size of a postage stamp.

There were sparks flying,
electricity crackling.

And the driver? Trapped.

One wrong move, and no one's
getting out of there alive.

But Severide? He's Severide.

So he lifts the guy up
with one arm

and swings him back to safety.

Bam, Superman.

- Awesome.

- Yeah, I'm not gonna lie.

It was definitely awesome.

- What did you do, Joe?

- Uh, I--I had to get
the ropes ready.

- Candidate?

Where's our ham sandwiches?

- Carver?

You knew the victim?

- I used to work with him.

- Oh, we've had a lot of
firefighters work construction

as a second gig.

And you still do it?

- Here and there.

Andre was my first crew chief.

He took me under his wing,
taught me

how to drive
a front-end loader.

He's a good guy.

- Hey.

Thanks for helping out
on the ropes, Carvin.

- Carver.

- Ouch. Gotta be more careful.

- Well, you guys rigged me to
hoist it one person at a time,

then Lieutenant Severide
got creative.

- He likes to do that.

- Where'd you get that?

Come on.
Every scar tells a story.

- A house fire in Pilsen.

Didn't realize I had a rip
in my bunker coat.

Next thing you know--

- Hmm.

Maybe not every scar.

[apprehensive music]

- Have the paramedics
take a look at that wrist

when they get back, yeah?

- Copy.

♪

- That was pretty risky,

doubling up on the rope
like that.

- Well, the bigger risk
was staying put.

All worked out.

- Yeah, because
Carver saved your ass.

He nearly pulled his arm out
of the socket

trying to pull you up,
but he wouldn't let go.

- I owe him a beer.

- Boden might just be
right about this guy.

It's so annoying.

[soft playful music]

♪

What are you doing to me?

- What are you--

What are you doing to me?

- Okay.

Let's--we will--let's
pick this up at--at home?

- [laughs]

- Hey, guys.

What's the word on Andre?

He gonna be all right?

[somber music]

♪

- What was that?

- His friend from the
construction site,

he's got severe
electrical burns.

- They have to amputate
his leg.

♪

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- What's this do?
- Ignition switch.

- It starts the engine.

Don't press it.

- [laughs]

- Hey. Pull this.

[horn blares]

[laughter]

- All right, candidate.
Come on. Time to go.

Time to go. Ah. Here.

Hey, when Chloe asks you
how it went, be sure

and not tell her how you
pranked people all shift, okay?

- Very important lesson.
- Bah!

- Great to have you here,
candidate.

- Thank you.

- Hey, that's a lieutenant
you're addressing.

- Thank you, Lieutenant.

- You're back next shift?

- Yes, sir.
- Good.

We're gonna put on some gear
and run zero visibility

dummy drills, all right?

Think you can handle that?

- Yes, sir.

- Dismissed.

[soft sentimental music]

[tool rumbling]

- Severide is so cool.

- Yeah, he gets that a lot.

- Uh-oh.

What's wrong?

- I--I got bad news.

We have to postpone
our trip to Lake Geneva.

- Is everything okay?
- Yeah, yeah.

Just--I have this paramedic
conference in Waukegan

they want me to go to,
and given my current standing

with DC Hill,
I couldn't say no.

I'm so sorry.

- Don't be.
No, it's--it's not your fault.

We'll go another time.

- Yeah.

- Carver, you make sure
you change out that bandage.

I don't need you sidelined
with an infection.

- Will do, Lieutenant.

- Are you gonna check up
on your friend at Med?

- I am. Headed there right now.

- You remember how Chief Malloy
used to always tell our class,

leave it all on the scene?

Don't bring it back
to the firehouse?

- Yeah.

- Well, that's not how
we do things here at 51.

Mind if I tag along?

- Sure.

- Huh, your blood pressure's
a little higher

than our last visit, Warren.

But you feel okay?

- Sure. I'm doing good.

- These feel
a little full to me.

- You've still been taking
your medication, haven't you?

- Fill date's pretty old.

- I have more.

- Where?
Are they in the bathroom?

- No, my sister has them.

- Oh, is Stephanie here?
'Cause I'd love to talk to her.

- She's at work right now,
but she'll be home later.

- Okay, Warren, well,
we have to go now,

but I'm gonna call your sister
and set up a time that we can

come back when she's here,
okay?

- Okay.

- All right,
we'll see you soon.

He's low energy,
but he does go up and down.

- What happens if he
doesn't take his meds?

- He's been on it for a while,

so there would be
symptoms of withdrawal--

insomnia, anxiety,
psychosis, among others.

We would probably know.

I'll get it straightened out
when I talk to Stephanie.

Oh, I forgot to mention,
I made sandwiches,

so we can go right to the next
patient instead of stopping.

- But I like lunch breaks.

- We eat and drive
and save time.

[knocks]

- Are you Rita?

- Yes.
- We're firefighters.

We were on the scene
of the accident.

And I, uh--

I actually used
to work with Andre.

I'm Sam Carver.

This is my lieutenant,
Stella Kidd.

- Hi.

- Thank you for helping him.

Sounds like it could have been

a lot worse
if you weren't there.

[apprehensive music]

♪

He woke up from surgery,
and all he could think about

was what was this
gonna cost us.

- You don't need to worry
about that right now.

That's what worker's comp
is for.

- I'm not sure
that's gonna help.

The company is blaming Andre
for the accident,

and if he's found negligent,

insurance is gonna
deny his claim.

- Wait, they're blaming Andre?

- They said he wasn't digging
where he was supposed to.

- That doesn't sound
like the Andre I know.

He's a "measure twice,
cut once" kind of guy.

- Five years with this company,

and they're treating him
like some kind of criminal.

Nobody's visited him.

They didn't even bother
to send flowers.

♪

- Poor guy.

- Yeah, I don't get it.

Foreman on the scene,

he was risking his neck
to get to Andre.

Said he was like family.

Now he won't even
pay him a visit?

This doesn't make sense.

Andre's good at his job,
a total pro.

He's getting railroaded.

♪

.

- Wa-ho! Look who's back.

Most candidates wash out
after day one, kid.

We never see them again.

Good to know we got
a real smoke eater here.

- Yeah, Severide is gonna take
him through some drills today.

- He can handle it.
- Oh, don't I know it?

He's been talking
about it nonstop.

[laughs]

[engine rumbling]

- Whoa.

- Hey! Candidate's back.

- I'm ready for you,
Lieutenant.

- All right, well,
first thing you can do

is get over here and grab
my bag out of the back seat.

[soft playful music]

Chop, chop.

- Don't worry
about it, brother.

Same thing happened
with my kids.

You can't compete
with Severide.

Nobody can.

♪

- Hey.

How's it going with that dude
with the Egyptian tattoos?

- Alex?
- Yeah.

- That ended, like,
a month ago.

- What about that guy
from LaGrange

who texted you "sure"
with no exclamation point?

So you thought
maybe it was sarcastic.

- Gallo, I know
what you're doing.

Whenever you want to talk
about your love life,

you ask me questions
about mine as a segue.

So just come out with it, man.

- Okay, I met this girl
the other night at Brink's.

- When you were avoiding seeing
Violet and Hawkins at Molly's?

- And she's pretty wild, fun.

But I know there's not,
like, a serious future there.

- So keep it casual, then.

- The problem is, Ritter,
women fall in love with me,

and it's--and it can get
complicated.

- Gallo, whether or not
you want to admit it,

you need a distraction
right now from this whole

Violet and Hawkins thing, okay?

So call this wild woman up
and have some fun.

- Carver?

- Hey, Lieutenant.
- Hey.

I made a few phone calls,
dropped some CFD lingo.

I managed to get a copy
of the accident report

filed by Andre's employers
to their insurance company.

- Nice.

- It doesn't look good
for your friend.

The company had someone
from the city

come out and mark that
underground power line

before they started work,
per code requirement.

But Andre didn't
heed the flags.

- Says who?

- The foreman,
backed by the rest of the crew.

They're calling it
operator error.

[apprehensive music]

♪

Look, it--

it happens.

People make mistakes.

- But this is the rookiest
of mistakes.

And Andre is no rookie.

The city must have
marked it wrong.

- Their paperwork is in there.

And it looks
pretty thorough to me.

- I can't tell from this.
I'd have to see it in person.

Lieutenant, I know
this is a big ask,

but they're gonna
release the scene as soon

as the insurance company
rules on this.

After shift might be too late.

♪

- Hey.

So I was thinking for our
next paramedicine shift,

I'll add Warren in
even though it's not his day.

- Will his sister be home?

- I don't know.
She hasn't called me back.

But it's fine to add
another visit, right?

That day's not too long.

- Well, it's almost twice
as long as we're used to.

- Oh, my God.
I'm sorry, Mouch.

I'm being selfish adding
all these new rounds.

And you have Trudy
to get home to and a life.

- That's not the problem.

It's you I'm worried about.

- What?

- You haven't slowed down
even for a breath

the last three days.

- Um...

Casey and I broke up.

♪

And I'm--I'm still processing.

Just working things out
in my head, you know?

So I haven't told anyone yet.

- Well, I'm so sorry.

- Yeah, me too. Um...

We don't have to add Warren
to the schedule tomorrow,

and I can rearrange
and shorten the day.

- No, let's keep that schedule
for as long as you need.

Trudy's happy
to have some alone time.

Trust me.

- Let's roll, Mouch.
We're taking 81 out for a ride.

♪

Red flags marked
the power line?

- Yeah.

- They're small flags.

I can see how
he could have missed them.

All right, come on.

Let's get back to the house.

- Lieutenant, you see this?

- What about it?

[suspenseful music]

- This is where we staged the
truck for the aerial rescue.

This flag wasn't put here
till after we were gone.

- Help you guys with something?

- Yeah, who moved these flags?
- I'm sorry, what's that?

- This flag wasn't here
the other day.

- Sure it was.

- Really?

Does it look like it had
40,000 pounds

of fire truck sitting on top
of it?

'Cause this is where we parked.

- Do you guys have
some official purpose

for being here
I don't know about?

- We were just
coming by to take

another look at the scene.

- Well, you've had it.

Now, if you don't mind
clearing off my jobsite,

I got to get my guys
back to work.

- That man is lying.

♪

.

- Shouldn't you be
on your way to Waukegan?

- Wanted to drop off some
paramedicine paperwork

to Brett first.
- Mm.

- Probably the last chance
I get since, uh,

I only have two more shifts
left in the district.

- Yeah, right.

- What's wrong?

- All of this.

It is my fault.

- What?

- Yeah, the district change,
the fact that

you have to go above
and beyond to please DC Hill.

- Fine, fine.

We, you and I,
made the irrational decision

to get together
despite all the pitfalls.

Would you change any of it?

Because I wouldn't change
a second of it.

[soft playful music]

These last few days have been
some of the best of my life,

even with the
stupid conference.

We will get to the
Bradford House soon enough

and plenty of other places too.

- Yeah.

♪

- All right, candidate.

- Let's go.
- Come on, candidate.

- You got this, papito.
You got this.

[speaking Spanish]
Okay.

There you go, papi,
there you go.

- Stay low.
- Andale, papi, andale!

- Let's move, candidate.
Ten seconds.

- You got this!
Andale!Let's go!

- Nine.

- Come on!
- Eight.

- Vamos, vamos, vamos, vamos!
You got this.

- Seven, six, five, four,
three, two, one.

Hey!
- [laughs]

- Well, Javi,
there you have it.

You've officially done the
dummy pull faster than Capp.

- And that's what we call
in the firehouse

a weak attempt at busting ba--

- Okay, no more lessons.

- So who has the record time?

- That would be Severide.

Academy record too.

18 years, never been broken.

- Nice.

- Hey, come on.

You want to hear something
better than academy training?

- Yeah, I do.

- All right, well,
a few years back,

the squad goes
on a house fire call.

And I'm right near a chimney
when the whole thing

falls right down on top of me.

[pensive music]

The fire's moving in.

Can't move,
underneath a pile of bricks.

Just when I think things
can't get any worse,

the floor starts to fail.

Joe was there,
but our captain on scene

wanted everyone to leave.

It was too dangerous.

"Save yourself," he said.

You know what Joe Cruz did?

He didn't leave.

He went out, and he found
a big piece of wood.

And he used it to lever
the chimney in order

for me to get out.

All by himself.

So I wouldn't be here
if it wasn't for Joe Cruz.

That's the truth.

- Same.

He caught me
when I fell out a window.

- I remember.

- Joe's my hero.

[sentimental music]

♪

- Hey.

You get in contact
with your contractor friend?

- Sure did.

He says that company
only cares about one thing--

profit margins.

They've never met
a safety regulation

or environmental law
they wouldn't trample.

- Even at the risk
of hitting a power line?

- If it cost too much
to avoid the power line,

they'll just cheat it
a little bit.

You know, nudge the flags a few
feet and cross their fingers

the diggers don't clip a wire.

- So when we pulled up
the other day

and the foreman was treading
across the energized ground,

he was probably moving
those flags back

to where they belonged
before we got there.

- I bet you're right.

He wasn't worried about Andre.

He was worried
about covering his ass.

- Okay, but then why does
the entire crew

back him up on the report?

Those kinds of shady practices
endanger all of them.

- It's a big company.

They control a lot
of the work in town.

Why make an enemy of them?

- Mm.

- I know one of those guys,
Gavin Murphy.

Did a job with him once.

He's a decent guy.

He must have gotten
pressured into this.

[apprehensive music]

- Think you can flip him?

- Well, I gotta
find him first.

I know his info
is in here somewhere.

- Need an extra set of eyes?

- Thanks, Lieutenant.
- Yeah.

- But can I ask?

How come you're going along
with me on all this?

You don't even like me.

- It's true Chief Boden foisted
you on me against my will.

But he wouldn't have done it

if he didn't see something
in you.

And this has been a chance
for me to see it for myself.

[pensive music]

♪

[knocking]

- Hmm.

I was sure you'd ghost me.

- What? No.

- And I definitely
wasn't expecting

a booty text this early.

Or is it late for you?

[soft suggestive music]

♪

- His sister isn't home.

We'll have to track her down
at work.

- Whatever it takes.

[phone ringing]

Oh.

Oh, God. It's Trudy.

- Well, she's your wife, Mouch.
You can handle this.

Here, I'll deal with Warren.

- Hey, love.

Uh, which light bulbs?

- Hello?

[ominous music]

Stephanie?

Warren?

Hello?

Is anyone home?

It's Sylvie.

♪

- No?

Okay, then check the credenza

in the dining room,
bottom left drawer.

Yep, I'll wait.

- Warren, I'm sorry
that I just came in.

The door was open.

- You're not
taking me anywhere.

- Warren, it's me, Sylvie.

I've been here before,
remember?

- Okay. Love you too.

- Is Warren doing okay?

- Can you put down
the hammer, please?

- I want to stay here.

- I'm so glad you folks
are coming by more often

now that his sister, you know.

- Okay, Warren,
I think you haven't

been taking your medication.

I'm just gonna whip
something up for you.

- I'm not going anywhere.
- Okay.

- What about his sister?

- She died in a car accident
about three weeks ago.

- I'm not going anywhere.

I'm not going anywhere.
- Warren.

.

- Warren.

- This is where I live.

- Sylvie!

Whoa.

Whoa. Warren, easy, easy.

Easy, buddy. Easy.

Easy now.

- Ah!
- [grunts]

[tense music]

♪

- This is insulting.

If I see flags, I don't dig.

Simple as that.

- You don't have to
convince us, Andre.

- Are you sure
this Gavin guy is coming?

- He'll be here.

- How'd you get him to agree?

- I can be very persuasive.

See?

- Okay, Carver, here I am.

All that stuff
you said on the phone,

you want to try saying it
to my face now?

- Easy, Gavin.

Why don't you start
by saying hello to Andre?

- Hey, Andre.

Sorry about your accident, man.

I'm glad you're okay, but you
about to get your ass kicked.

Calling me a liar?

- Does he look okay to you?

- I've laid guys out
for way less, Carver.

- Look at him!

Does he look okay to you?

♪

- Damn, Andre.

- Nobody told you
about the leg, huh?

Well, you'd have known
if you bothered to visit him.

- Did Mitch tell you guys
to stay away?

- Why don't you tell Andre

how it's his fault
he lost that leg?

Go ahead.
You said as much in the report.

Now look him
in the eye and say it.

♪

- Look, they--
they asked me what I saw,

so I said what I saw.

- Come on!

You were working
that site for a week

before I showed up
with the excavator.

You know what really happened.

- One day those flags
are over here,

and next, they seem...

in not quite the same place.

- It could have been you.

♪

- Hi. Checking in.

Hawkins, Evan. Any messages?

- Um, yes.

Here you are.

- Hello?

- Uh, wait.
Uh, you're early.

I have this--
this sexy camisole thing

I was gonna change into.

It's kind of this weird
orange color, but--

[laughs]

[soft sentimental music]

♪

- Only you could make
the Waukegan Marriott

the hottest place on Earth.

- Mm!

- Wow, look at all of this.

I wish you would have
let me bring dessert.

- Oh, this was
no trouble at all.

I'm just so grateful
you both are all right.

That could have ended
very badly today.

- Well, it did for Warren.

With no other family to care
for him, he'll be committed.

- Well, hopefully,
he'll get the help he needs.

- Breakups are hard.

- You told her?

- I once tossed a bowling ball
through a guy's windshield

after we parted company.

- Young love.

- [laughs] Baby, I was 37.

I got more stories
like that, if you want them.

- Yes, please.

- Don't even ask me
what I did with superglue.

- All right,
listen up, all right?

My niece is coming by tonight.

She's been getting
in trouble lately,

so I promised her dad that

I would give her a job here,
you know,

help her get back on track.

So everybody be on
your best behavior.

Understand me?

Keep your distance.

[indistinct chatter]

Hey!

Here she is.

Guys--guys, this is Tracy.

Tracy, this is Ritter
and Gallo.

- Nice to meet you.

- Yeah, same.

- Welcome to Molly's, Tracy.

- That was a good thing
you did.

So this one's
on the house, Carver.

- Are you sure?

I was told that wasn't a thing
at Hermann's bar.

- What he doesn't know...

- Well, thank you.

- Now, how about you tell me
where you really got that scar?

[pensive music]

'Cause it sure as hell
wasn't a house fire in Pilsen.

- What makes you say that?

- Because you already
had it in that picture

you showed me
from your construction days.

Why lie about it?

Okay, look. I get it.

I have stuff from my past
that I'd prefer

to change the story on too.

But there won't be a place
for you on my truck

if you lie to me again.

♪

- Then I'll just have to
keep quiet about the scar.

Thanks for the drink,
Lieutenant.

♪

[dramatic music]

♪

[wolf howls]