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Okay. So just remember, poker face.

You have nuts.

That's not true.

You know how you love that I can read your mind? I can't. I'm just looking at

your head. It communicates everything.

Sometimes there's a smile, sometimes there's steam coming off it. Like now?

now, yes. But if it weren't for me, we'd be an escrow in half of Los Angeles

County. So, what's our plan?

Money's tight.

Mortgage rates are high.

We have a wedding to pay for. And we're an adorable young couple panhandling our

way to homeownership on a penny over ask.

Whatever you do, whatever he says.

We hate this house.

Got it. God, I love you.

Are you too excited to see your dream home?

Yeah.

Oh, my gosh.

I love it so much.

I mean, it's admittedly a bit of a fixer -upper, but for the price.

A coat of paint and some tile.

This place easily sells for double.

Previous donor have to leave in a hurry? Only in the sense that he died quickly.

The family just wants to unload the estate.

It has so much character.

We're getting married soon, and I want to have the wedding at home.

Oh, how romantic.

I survived a plane crash last year.

How heroic.

Oh, well, it didn't actually crash. It was more of an emergency landing on the

110 freeway.

Oh, wow, you were on that flight?

Terrifying. And clarifying.

Now I want to live.

Really live, you know? No regrets.

A life I love with the man I love in a place like this.

Like this.

Similar to, not exactly this.

And that backyard!

Playing crash card really has a lot of miles on it. I can imagine.

But home wedding means less money on the venue and more for the town.

Renovations. Exactly.

That'll take a little love.

But you two obviously have a lot of love to give. Trust me, the place has a good

mom.

My bad. Yeah.

More like osteoporosis.

Dave, would you please try and have a little vision?

Even at ask, this is two dead grandparents and half my 401k.

Right now, sure, it's just a house.

But you and me, we can make it a home.

Our home.

Together.

What do

you...

All right.

Here we go.

We can do this.

It

can't

be done. The electrical is basically a key in a kite.

And the plumbing.

I've seen better outhouses. Did you guys not get an inspection?

Somebody waived the inspection.

It was unclear on the definition of contingency.

You also have a list of improvements that would make the Property Brothers

for separate parents.

And stealing audio is a must.

We're not Neanderthals. I'm saying this doesn't get done before the wedding.

We have flowers and chairs and rings of tulle on order.

Lady, there aren't enough tulles in the world to fix all this. We're going to

have to save the dates. The date has been saved.

At present, we are more married to the date than each other. Please, we will do

anything. We will pay anything to not upset her mother.

Okay.

We'll try.

We failed. I'm sorry.

I converted the Manson family murder house into a three -story craftsman. But

this place takes the cake. Please, man, please.

You can't do this to us, our wedding. Look, I will give you a full refund, a

of matches, and some advice.

Use them.

We got that.

And there.

Turn it on, babe.

Ah! Yes!

I'm sorry I ever doubted you.

With the internet, Home Depot, and these widths, got it all under control.

911, what's your emergency?

I think our house is trying to kill us.

All AFD, anybody in here?

Back here!

Ken, Eddie, let's get in there.

Well, we'll take it from here, okay?

I don't have a pulse.

Please.

We're getting married.

Ma 'am, why don't you walk me through what happened over here, okay?

He was fixing the light. He walked over to the fridge, grabbed the handle.

And he shocked him. Is that even possible?

Old house, old wires, anything is possible.

Knock Ravi, kill the electricity. Harry, unplug the fridge.

All right, everybody clear.

You're shocking him again? The first shock made his heart unstable. The

one will bring it back. Trust us.

Clear.

Flynn.

Come on.

Come on. Come on.

Yeah.

All right, we have a sinus rhythm.

What does that mean?

That means he's going to make the wedding.

Thank you.

What happened?

He'll be in the hospital for a couple of days. In the meantime, you should sort

out the cause of that short.

Got it right here, Cap.

It's a ground wire.

Found it underneath a tiny pile of medium -rare squirrels. Your home

has an adorable body count.

Ground wire?

What's that?

It's a safety feature. It limits the distribution of currents, and it still

doesn't cook you back. My advice?

Get a real electrician in here. It'd be easier to get an exorcist. We've been

blackballed from Angie's list.

We won't make that kind of mistake again.

Promise.

I graduate in the spring with a bachelor's in communications and minor

and social justice.

I'm vice president of the human rights student group as well as the

chairperson at my sorority, all while maintaining a 3 .92 GPA.

Impressive.

I see from your resume here that you spent 18 months working as a 911

dispatcher. What kind of blip was that?

Learned a lot, starting with how to handle pressure, and that's something

I can bring to this job.

Tell me about a time when you failed.

How'd you handle that?

Mom, the point is to sell her on my accomplishments.

Not tell her all the ways that I suck. She's not going to ask me that.

You don't know what she's going to ask.

Gabby Vaughn is a tough litigator.

I'm not facing her in court.

I'm interviewing for a summer internship. I think it's best that we

things that make me look good. You know what would make you really look good? If

I called Gabby... No!

We've been over this.

If you call her, I'm going to look like some kind of nepo baby with her handout.

Honey, there is nothing wrong with using every advantage that you have.

It feels like taking advantage.

I want to do this on my own.

You are doing it on your own. But I can still call my old college friend and

tell her how foolish she would be if she didn't hire my brilliant, accomplished

daughter.

If I get this internship, I want to know it was because of me and not you.

And I've noticed that some of you are not keeping up with your protocol

Now, I know that this is not the most exciting 10 minutes of anyone's life,

it does reinforce our training and helps us stay sharp. And it's a requirement

for our accreditation. So just do it, please.

In other news, the restroom in the West Hallway will be out of commission for

the rest of the week.

Building maintenance apologizes for the inconvenience.

And wish to remind everyone that toilet paper should be used responsibly. We're

toilet paper shaming now? What is this, 2020 again? Um, lastly, uh, the night

shift said they had trouble keeping their chickens empty.

Guess someone hasn't had their coffee yet.

Sue, are you okay?

Ah, the frozen umbrella said there was no lab.

Sue, can you raise your arm for me?

A stroke?

Yeah. At the call center?

At the start of her shift.

Did they start her on TPA?

Sounds like it.

Maddie and Josh are visiting her in the hospital.

We just saw her. She and Don came over for dinner Tuesday night. I didn't

anything, did you?

Uh, no.

I wouldn't have thought anything was wrong.

Um, hey, I'll be right back.

I thought you said you were going to go to therapy Tuesday night.

Uh, yeah.

I was going to go. I forgot Maddie had invited me for dinner, so I...

Rescheduled. Rescheduled for when?

I'm going to reschedule.

Said you were going to talk to someone, Buck.

Professional. I know. Look, this is not my first rodeo.

We were locked up in a kid's bedroom, role -playing with a psychopath for like

day.

I don't see why it's that big of a deal.

I don't want you to have to lie about it.

Because I'm tired of talking about someone that doesn't deserve my time.

I can't heal if I never move on, right?

Yes. Okay, great.

So just let me do this my way.

You're doing so good.

You're doing so good.

We're killing it, babe.

We really are.

Chugging along.

How do I do this again?

It's easy. You just put the thing on the thing.

Okay, press the button? Press the button, yeah. Right? Yep. One, two...

I'm so sorry.

I thought we were going on three, not and three. No, babe, it's my fault. The

corners are always tricky.

Take your Japanese robo -toilet and shove it up your ass.

Pesticulotorsion. You don't see that every day.

He just couldn't ask for help. He can't admit when he doesn't know something.

No, I learn. I don't just give up or expect somebody else to do it for me.

you need to keep doing it.

Nothing. She's been doing my business way before the engagement.

You're invited to the wedding. You're basically family at this point.

And $100 for a place!

I hate my life.

So it's a disaster. I'm going to head over, cancel my afternoon, give them the

usual mea culpa, and then we will reschedule in the morning.

Okay. Your 11 o 'clock is already here. Oh, is it the intern candidate? Yeah,

she's very ambitious.

She's early.

Mrs. Vaughn? Oh.

Hi, I'm A. Grant. It's an honor to meet you. Yeah, nice to meet you too, but

listen, I have an emergency, so we're going to have to postpone, okay? Yeah,

yeah, no problem. We can reschedule for later, or tomorrow, or any day, really.

My schedule's open this week.

Athena Carter's kid.

My mom called you. Oh, no, no, no, no, she didn't. No, I'd just like to know

I'm sitting down with before I walk in that room.

You said your schedule was open. You're up for a field trip?

Um... Yeah, sure. All right. You said it was some kind of emergency? Is it a

hearing? Well, it's a little more informal than that.

I understand policy, and I also understand the law.

Babe, this was just a courtesy call. You can find out what happens next at 6 p

.m. on every news station in town.

So, Athena Carter's kid.

Why law school?

Well, I've always been interested in the law. And

law school is the next logical step in my career path.

And this internship would really open a lot of doors for me.

It's like you just mastered the art of using many words and saying very little.

And none of them answered the question.

Why law?

I got five people in the ICU. You gonna explain this to their families? I want

that sample.

I already told you. I'm not giving you the patient's blood work. Okay? Not

without his consent. Which he can't give.

And not without a warrant.

Which you don't have. Then I'll arrest you for obstruction. Obstruction of

You don't have a warrant.

Just hand it over. Get back. Get back. We're following how you do it.

Wait a second. Not to mention following the law.

No consent, no warrant, no blood sample. But you already know that, don't you,

California Patrol Officer Reyes? Who called you?

I just appear like any good nightmare.

Now walk me through it.

Guy came in unconscious, part of that big pileup on the 110.

Doctor ordered a CBC, a metabolic panel, with Jewish blood.

And then they showed up.

Obtaining a blood sample is a standard part of a traffic accident

With blood, drugs, or alcohol is suspected.

Then why didn't you show up with a warrant?

That's standard protocol.

Who are you?

Daughter of a cop and a firefighter. So you guys dropped the ball, huh?

Because if you had probable cause of driving under the influence, you could

easily gotten a warrant.

Now you're looking to save your asses at the expense of this patient's rights.

Look. He's already drawn the blood.

That's right. For my patient's benefit.

Not yours.

You're going to want to watch your tone with me. No, no, no. What you may want

to do, Officer Reyes, is watch that group of onlookers recording you with

phones. I want that blood sample.

Right now. Stop.

All right. You're under arrest.

Don't worry.

You're going to cuff him. Come on.

Yeah, like hell it is. Let's go.

They're from the mayor's office.

That's too much.

I feel like it's not enough.

The mayor sent hot air.

Hot tracks.

You seem better.

I'm not dead.

Thanks to you both.

If you're going to have a stroke, the dispatch center is probably the second

best place to do it. The ER would have been better.

I wouldn't have scared everyone.

They're scared because they love you.

And they're going to be really happy that you're okay.

No, they probably won't want to hear it from us. So prepare yourself for a

parade of concerned bulwishers. Lots of nosy questions.

First nosy question, what is the treatment plan here?

Statins, anti -platelet medication, physical speech and occupational

I went to internet medical school while they were trying to dissolve the blood

clot.

All of you both.

It's a lot.

But the prognosis is good. And we're going to be here to support you,

that you need.

I need someone to step in at dispatch.

To be me.

Would you do that for me?

Maddie?

Me? I want you to take over the call center.

Bye. Bye. Feel better. We love you.

Josh, I'm sorry.

I can see why she'd pick you.

You're smart. You think on your feet. Everyone on the floor respects you. You

did a great job.

I didn't actually say yes. But you should.

It's fine, Maddie. You don't have to worry about there being any tension

us. I don't? No.

Because I quit.

That blood?

Yeah, but not mine.

Oh.

So what are you in for?

Job interview.

Me too!

Grant.

Let's go.

You've been released.

Who bailed me out?

Thanks, Perry.

Got it.

Did Gabby call you?

Yes, she did.

Did she mention anything about the internship?

She did not.

I'm so sorry about this. We'll talk about it in the car.

The way those officers totally escalated that situation.

It did not have to happen that way.

Ian was just trying to protect the patient's rights.

And I did what you raised us to do. I stepped in and I stood up for what was

right.

Does the defense rest?

Depends. How much trouble is the defense in, Your Honor?

You are a grown woman, so if you're in trouble, it's not with me.

Unless you don't pay me back that bail money.

Oh, I will pay you back. I promise.

So you're really not mad?

I have learned that I need to let my kids make their own choices.

stand on their own two feet.

So if you did what you thought was right today, then I'm proud of you.

Thanks.

So could you maybe call your friend Gabby and get me another interview?

Room service.

Hey, Buck.

Daddy and Chris.

And our favorite pizza, Hawaiian style.

Even though fruit doesn't belong on pizza.

I don't think he's here, Dad.

His car is.

He probably Ubered somewhere.

Maybe call ahead next time.

Yeah.

That's my bad.

All right.

Let's head back home.

I'll heat this up in the oven.

New look for a big day.

It's weird, right? I should just go put my uniform back on. I don't want it to

look like I think I'm better than them. Well, you might not be better than, but

you're definitely not one of them. Not anymore.

You're the boss now.

Yeah, but I shouldn't be.

It should be Josh.

He's still not speaking to you. I texted him this morning and asked if we could

talk, and I got two words back.

Not yet. Two more words than you got yesterday.

The thing is, I don't even blame him for being mad at me. I would be mad at me.

I mean, he's the one that trained me, and he's been Sue's right -hand man

I started at the call center.

And yet she still chose you. I didn't even want this promotion. I mean, I

the job that I had.

So why didn't you turn it down?

Because she just had a stroke, and I thought that Josh and I were going to

figure things out.

You will.

He said not yet. He didn't say never.

What? So I'm just supposed to wait?

Yeah.

Just enjoy the perks of being in charge for however long that lasts.

Yeah, I guess it'll be nice not to have to take 14 different phone calls from

people who've gotten shorted on their curly fries.

Exactly. Doesn't the promotion come with, like, a salary increase, right?

Yes, but I don't like that it's at the risk of my friendship.

Or my staffing. It's day one, and I'm already down two dispatchers.

See? Now you're thinking like a boss.

You're going to be great.

Terry said the CAD update should fix the AVL glitch.

If you guys are having any problems, just let me know. All right, that's all

have for you guys. Do you have any more questions for me?

Okay, since nobody wants to ask any of the obvious questions, let me just say

this.

I have no idea when or if Sue is coming back.

Quite the journey ahead of her.

Josh is going to take some time away. Yesterday was very difficult, and we are

going to give him the space and time that he needs.

But I'm still here.

And so are all of you.

If you need anything, you know where to find me.

I think our patch has a bug.

What? I set an RA unit to Bartlett and Fig, and my system just locked up.

I'll ask Terry. It may just be local to your station.

We're not.

You're having the same issue.

Let's see if you can go in a different way.

Still the same issue.

Still not working?

Maddie. One second.

Sorry, I had to get to this earlier. Hey, Maddie.

Yep, I see you. One minute.

Didn't take a minute.

I'm on it. One second.

One minute.

I really need you.

Should we do a lime wash instead?

Is a trendy shake or trendy basic?

See, unless you invited Santa Claus to the wedding, which, looking at the guest

list, I wouldn't be surprised.

No one is going to care about the fireplace.

What's that supposed to mean?

Nothing. Nothing. It means that the fireplace will be rustic or mid -century

whatever your mood board says, and this Italian ceramic tile grout will match

just as soon as I can get this damn solution to work.

Well, as usual, your solution isn't solving anything.

My algorithm says to use this.

Be my guest.

I don't understand.

It's like you don't even care about this wedding anymore.

I don't care.

I have nearly killed myself ten times over because you survived a plane crash

once. You want to live? Fine, fine. I'm trying to build that life for us.

But every time that we try and say I do, this house says I object.

It's our wedding, Flynn.

I just want it to be perfect for us.

I don't want to marry a house or a to -do list. I want to marry you.

I was fine in our two -room studio.

And that's exactly where we'd still be in 30 years. Fine.

Always fine, because you don't want anything. You settle. I'm happily

You may be content, son, but you're seldom ever happy. And as someone who's

their life flash in front of their eyes, I can tell you it's too short not to

be. My God, it was a partial plane crash. You landed fine. And I still have

fix this nightmare into a dream, then stare at the ceiling and wait for life

happen to me. Tia, just stop. No! You wanted to talk, something your waspy

parents taught you never to do. Tia, seriously, stop. So let's talk for once.

No, Tia, stop. Look at what you're doing.

Is that normal?

What did you use?

Caution, do not mix with the following chemicals.

Oh, God.

Okay, ma 'am, tell me all the chemicals you mixed.

Okay, hydrogen peroxide, paint thinner. Taking over the call.

Does that paint thinner have acetone? Yeah.

Is that bad? I need you to evacuate now.

Why? Because I know what the powder is.

Well, there's Satan, T -A -T -P.

How does one accidentally make a highly volatile explosive?

By not reading the product warning label. It was six -point font. How is

supposed to read that?

Any nausea, feeling tiredness?

Just dim -witted.

The whole DIY thing is literally blowing up in our faces. Sometimes yourself

isn't enough. Sometimes even the smart ones get help.

True, but sometimes when you want a job done right, you have to do it alone. No

distractions. Except we didn't do it right, like, at all. We did it badly.

You almost killed yourself.

But you didn't. Everyone is still here, possibly even stronger for it.

I'm actually feeling pretty tired of it.

It wasn't all for the wedding.

The house, I mean, it was for us.

Our future.

A breakfast nook for our morning coffee.

A fireplace to hang stockings with our kids.

So yeah, it was important.

We

just

fixed that.

Mother of Satan.

is a very relaxing environment you've curated for yourself.

Music is good for recovery.

Though we're headlight, we're not.

Migraine? I kept thinking I was having another stroke.

Yeah, it's common. Did you tell your doctors?

They are discussing adding another medication to my nightly cocktail.

Ooh, nightly cocktail.

Where do I get one of those?

First day went that well?

I would like to officially apologize for all the times that I said your name.

I had no idea how much I would learn to hate mine today.

I could figure.

Or you get used to it.

Today definitely had me rethinking some of my life choices.

And mine.

I know that.

Everyone expected it to be Josh, but I knew it couldn't be.

He's not the wrong man for the job.

It's more like the wrong job for the man.

I mean, Josh cares too much.

He doesn't want to be a burden on anyone.

He doesn't want to disappoint me.

I knew that.

If he would be in charge, he would try to do everything himself.

And it would break him.

Yeah, I can see that.

Wait, does that mean that I don't care enough?

Of course you do.

How? But you know how to rely on others.

And ask for help when you need it.

And you're willing to delegate.

When are they bringing that cocktail?

Oh, there ain't time to stick around.

I'll wait.

Okay.

Thank you.

And thank you for agreeing to see me.

Well, I cannot lie. The curiosity is killing me.

About what? How they treated me in jail? No, your justification for what you

did.

What I did?

What those officers did was shameful.

They acted like they were above the law. And destroying potential evidence in a

vehicular manslaughter case wasn't?

I was just standing up for a man that couldn't speak for himself.

And 20 minutes after you got yourself hauled off to jail, someone else came in

and took a new sample.

But you can get that one thrown out too, right?

It doesn't matter. May the man die.

That moment in the ER wasn't about him.

It wasn't about justice.

It was about you.

No, I wanted to protect that man's right.

I wanted to be an ally to Ian.

Isn't that the job? You walked in without any knowledge of the situation,

any knowledge of the law. You didn't even have a plan.

You reacted to emotion, Mae, and got yourself and Ian arrested.

Had that patient been a client, do you think it would have been helpful to him

that you ended up at Central Booking?

Was it helpful to Ian?

Probably not.

But shouldn't being a lawyer be more than just rules and statutes? Mary,

and statutes are the foundation of the law.

And if you don't get that, then maybe you shouldn't be a lawyer.

I honestly almost can't even believe it.

Feels like we climbed Mount Everest.

Except Everest has fewer casualties.

Just look at our bank statements.

You'll want to jump back down to the bottom real quick.

I can do the math.

I know what it's cost us.

I had this.

Image in my head. The picture -perfect light for us.

And now we're here, standing in it, and... It doesn't feel perfect.

Just sad.

I really wish...

That we weren't breaking up the night before 85 people are supposed to show up

for a wedding.

That too.

We still have something we can be proud of.

May I present to you completely integrated whole house audio.

Fully.

Adjustable multi -zone lighting.

High efficiency HVAC with top shelf networked kitchen appliances.

Care to do the honors?

I do.

You see?

You weren't a total disaster.

911, what's your emergency?

I think my neighbor's house is on fire.

All right, let's get some water on this fire.

Let's move.

Over there.

Hey, hey, you folks doing okay?

No, we're good. Let's get you down to the street while we knock this fire

Just let her burn.

Can we do that?

No. Come on.

Athena! Gabby!

Oh, it is so good to see you. It's been too long.

Hi.

Gabby, this is Henrietta Wilson.

You can call me Hen. Hi, Hen.

And I believe you're familiar with everyone's favorite aspiring fella.

Hi, May.

Hi. So you are the Gabby. You knew Athena in the before time.

I bet you have a whole bunch of stories.

I want to hear them all. Yeah, that's why I had to bring two bottles of wine.

Is it too early to plead the fifth? Ah, you better start pleading now.

She called me from the restaurant and begged me to come and help her out. I

mean, that was the single worst date I have ever had, including the guy who

tried to steal my shoes. Remember that?

So I gather a few girls, and we show up at the restaurant, try to help a sister

out. Hey, Gabby, what are you two doing here?

Invited ourselves to join the table, and what does this one do?

I just had to go to the ladies' room and sneak out the window.

That starts with the bad date and half the check.

Why didn't you just tell that man, I'm not into you? Because he was Dr.

TA, and I couldn't risk not passing constitutional law.

Seriously, it would have upended my entire timeline.

Gabby's path to success has always had...

A very strict schedule.

Yeah. Well, we all can't go wherever the wind and a cute boy takes us, Athena.

Some of us need a plan.

I thought I had a plan, but apparently I'm not cut out to be a lawyer.

Now, I never said that you couldn't be a lawyer. I said that maybe you

shouldn't. But what am I supposed to do instead?

I mean, I'm supposed to know by now, right?

Four years of high school, not one, but two gap years.

Four years of college, and I'm just still standing here with zero clue.

Mae, what made you think about law in the first place?

I don't know.

Felt like going into the family business.

Finishing the thing that you started.

Baby, I didn't finish law school for a good reason.

I found the thing that I was supposed to do with my life, and I don't regret the

choice.

But it feels like I'm wasting my life. Oh,

man, honey.

I don't think the clock is running out on you just yet.

Look at me.

I was in my 30s before I found that career coach. Career coaches, honey.

always seem to be a waste of time and a waste of money.

Did this one make an impact?

Well, I mean, she had a heart attack during one of our sessions.

Dropped down right in front of me.

But I ended up doing compression until the paramedics arrived.

I saved her life and found my calling.

Wow.

I mean, you guys have your origin stories.

I don't.

May, this is your origin story.

It's just not over yet.

There you go. That part.

That part, baby. Cheers to that.

Bye.

Here you go.

Thank you, Mom.

So... They fixed the AVL, but now the ALI is butchering.

Good morning to you too, Jamal. Let me... You know what? Why don't you just

Terry? See if he can figure out what's happening.

Will do.

What's this?

An apology.

I'm sorry I big -footed you.

I forgive you.

You're new here.

Good morning.

You're back.

You didn't think I was going to let you do this all by yourself, did you?

No. You care too much about this place.

But it's really great that you're back.

911, what's your emergency?

Did you call ahead this step?

He said he'd be here.

He even said he'd make dessert.

Hey,

sorry, guys had to make sure the macaroons are the right temperature or

won't have any feet.

Feet? Gross.

Hey, you won't be saying gross once you try the raspberry ones. Come on. They're

in the kitchen. Come on, buddy.

Come on.

Hey.

I'm sorry.

Yeah, don't worry. Really.

No, I second -guessed you.

We all handle things the way we need to.

I was wrong to judge your way.

I was wrong.

To get that testy.

You were just looking out for me.

And look, I admit it.

Yeah, things were weird out there.

But I'm feeling like myself again.

Really, Eddie, I'm doing good.

You seem good.

Yeah.

I was worried the man I knew didn't make it out of New Mexico.

He's just great with feet.

Hey, hey, hey, hey.

Do not eat those cookies before dinner.

Uh, you know, technically speaking, that's a sandwich.

Please don't encourage him.

Hey! Hey!

Put that back!

Let's eat.

There she is. Here you go.

Thank you, thank you. Corn.

You know, I was surprised when you called and asked to meet up.

I, uh, didn't realize even in my name.

We rode in the back of a patrol car together. There will always be a bond

between us.

Yeah.

So, are you working for Gabby now?

Now what do you know?

It just wasn't a good fit.

You mean she didn't hire you after you caused an uprising in the ER?

Crazy, huh?

I think we both realized that me becoming a lawyer just wasn't really for

Okay.

What do you want to do?

Well, I'm still exploring my options.

But what I do know is how I want my work to make me feel.

Like, I'm really making a difference in people's lives.

Yeah, I get it.

I see that for you.

Can I ask you a question?

How did you know you wanted to become a nurse?

Bye, Buck.

See you next week?

Yeah.