♫ Rush hour tune ♫
"Everybody makes choices."
"That's the American way."
"It's in the Constitution."
"Every schlub has a vote."
♫ Theme song variation ♫
"You get up in the morning,"
"you decide what to wear,"
"what to eat,"
"what to waste your money on."
"You go with what you know,"
"which usually ain't much."
"But what if you knew what you knew,"
"before you actually knew it?"
"If that's confusing,"
"so is getting tomorrow's paper..."
"Today."
"The point being,"
"sometimes the choice,"
"is easy."
"and sometimes,"
"you don't have one, at all."
Hold it!
Everyone just stay where you are now.
I gotta get through.
Hey, what's the problem?!
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(Rope tearing)
(Rope tearing again)
(Rope teared off)
(Piano smashed)
♫ Upbeat tune ♫
Early Edition Season 1, Episode 2: "The Choice"
♫ Theme song ♫
"What would you do?"
"If you got tomorrow's news,"
"Today?"
♫ Theme song ♫
What time is it?
About 8:00,
It oughta be here by now.
Don't worry it'll come.
I don't see anything.
That's because it never comes, when you're looking.
What's the big deal about today anyway?
I'll tell you the big deal.
I lost another $100 bucks last night,
and it's your fault.
Mine? Oh, no one told you to bet on the Cubs.
No one told me not to either.
No one who knew they'd blow
a 5 run lead in the 9th.
I'm going broke getting rich.
Come one buddy you gotta help me out here.
besides,
aren't you the least bit curious
of where this thing comes from?
Huh? How it gets here?
Of course I am.
So?
When I find out,
I'll tell you.
Terrific.
That's perfect, you know that?
(Sigh)
The greatest boon to mankind
since non-taxable income
and who does it come to?
A guy who buys lottery tickets,
and doesn't cheat.
a guy who still washes his own shirts.
What's wrong with that?
It's been a week since this thing has been coming to you
and what have you done with it?
Nothing.
OK, OK, so you saved a few lives,
you stopped that bank robbery and you,
rescued that trailer park from the tornado.
But the question is,
when are you going to do something for Gar?
Like what?
For starters, finding a new place to live.
What's wrong with this place?
It's a dump!
Alright.
One day in the (stock) market,
you could buy yourself a palace.
a place with a swimming pool,
a yard,
and a satellite dish.
No thanks.
(Ugh!)
All I'm saying, it is...
Do what ever you have to do.
But then,
do something for yourself.
And while you're at it,
something out of it, for...
You know.
Me!
No, I don't think it works that way.
Why not?
Because it just doesn't work that way.
It's Friday, don't you have to go to work?
No, its company picnic.
last year I got ptomaine poisoning.
No way I'm going back.
(Cat meows, Announcing the paper)
(Door unlocked and opens)
(Cat meows)
Yes!
Right on time.
Right on schedule.
A little miracle at our door.
One might even venture to say,
a gift.
So, ah.
When do we open her up?
Not we, me and Marissa at breakfast.
Oh great, I'll join you. I'm starving.
You're not invited.
Alright I'll tell you what?
Give me the sports pages and I'll be on my way.
Nope!
What about the front page?
Come on, just a peak at the front page. (Cat growls)
Sorry.
(Putting plate down)
Oh great! the cat you give milk to,
me you give nothing.
Come on Gar, just throw me a bone,
give me the horoscopes,
or the funny pages.
Shut the door when you leave.
how about the soap opera listings, I can work with that.
(Elevator opens)
The obituaries,
The obituaries, I love the obits.
Gar?!
(Door shuts)
(Cat snarls)
Hope it's sour.
(Cat meows unhappily)
(Elevator opens)
Good morning.
Not today.
Congestion.
Cosmic conventions or something.
Gary?
(Footsteps)
Marsha.
Hi.
(Clearing throat)
What are you doing here?
Hey.
I heard this is where you lived.
I mean now that you...
Don't live with you.
It's nice.
Oh yeah.
So how are you?
Oh, you know,
getting a divorce, but I think you knew that.
Anyway, I was, um...
cleaning out the house. I'm...
I'm, I'm moving you know,
it's a little big now. and...
anyway I just found something of yours.
Something you didn't throw out of the window?
This book,
"Lost Chicago"?
It was up on the bookshelf, behind some other books.
I've never seen that before in my life.
Well, it's got your name in it.
It's probably, from an old girlfriend or something.
Anyway...
here you are.
Thanks.
Guess I'm going to have to walk,
all this traffic I'm not going to get a cab.
Yeah...
♫ Dramatic music ♫
Hey! Want to watch where you're going.
Sorry, I didn't see you.
Yeah, well it's a city Pal. Sidewalks, people.
I said I was sorry.
Try keeping your eyes open.
♫ Sad tune ♫
She gets sideswiped by a car, a hit and run.
Does it say what time?
Around 13:00.
Someone calls 911,
but the ambulance gets tied up in the traffic.
they radio back,
but the call gets lost in the shuffle.
Right through the cracks.
So before anyone realizes it, it's too late.
She dies at Columbia General Hospital,
of internal injuries.
Amanda Bailey.
Age 6.
So, what are you going to do?
Do I have a choice?
Well, lets see. you could...
go to the movies instead,
or buy some popcorn and feed the pigeons.
You get a real kick out of this don't you?
Kind of, don't you?
No I don't.
What would you rather be doing?
Have a life, a real life.
Boring.
And a job.
So get one.
Oh, sure, I'll do that this afternoon when I have some free time.
You just won't give into this will you?
You know Gary?
there are so many people
in this world that would be,
thrilled to have an opportunity like yours.
Yeah, like who?
OK! Here's the deal.
I just got off the phone with my bookie.
He's willing to lay me 3:1 odds the Mets over the Cubs.
what do you say?
Come on, just give me a hint,
I'll give half the money to charity.
Chuck, I'm not giving you the score.
atta a way.
Mind you own rump.
I'm also not going to let this paper run my life.
I may not be able to stop it from coming,
but I can damn well choose what it makes me do.
Oh my God!
This is bad.
What the traffic?
The headline changed.
Gary, what is it?
This wasn't here before.
Yeah..
Well it is now big guy.
Global Airlines flight 29 bound for Miami,
went down in flames yesterday afternoon shortly after take off from Chicago.
The plane,
filled with tourist on their way to the Florida sun,
disappeared from radar screens,
at exactly 14:00.
just seconds after lifting from the runway.
♫ Mourning music ♫
The passenger list included prominent business men,
ordinary families and at least one child traveling alone,
plus a flight crew of twelve.
♫ Mourning music ♫
Airline officials suspect,
a flock of birds in the area may have fouled the engines,
causing the jet to plunge from the sky.
♫ Mourning music ♫
By late afternoon, rescue workers were still combing the wreckage,
desperately searching for signs of life.
♫ Mourning tune ♫
But little hope was held out for any of the nearly
200 souls on board.
So, what'll it be?
Huh?
Have you made your choice?
♫ Wonder tune ♫
♫ Mourning tune ♫
What time does this thing happen?
14:00 O'clock.
Good.
We can make it to the airport by then.
And what will we do when we get there?
You'll think of something.
Thanks.
Holy cow, look at this.
Jeez, what's going on, is the Pope in town?
Chuck, find us a cab.
OK?
Move it!
What do I look like? a Doorman?
Well I wouldn't be surprised.
That's right, That's right.
Yo! Taxi.
(Whistle a High pitch note)
Hoo...
How come it's me who has to come up with the explanation?
Why don't they just publish it in here?
Well.
Then you wouldn't feel needed.
Hey over here.
You owe me big pal. I had a problem...
Excuse me.
What are you doing?
Hey!
Columbia General
What are you doing!?
What's your problem?
What's my problem?!
This is my cab.
I don't think so.
I think it's his.
Ah, ha.
I see! A comedian.
No, surgeon.
Oh, yeah?
Well I wouldn't let you operate on my coccyx.
Now get out, I had it first.
Congratulations. What are you a doorman?
What are you a doorman?
Alright, look.
Guy...
Truth is.
It's not for me.
It's for her. OK?
And she's...
Blind?
Bunions. (A deformity of the joint)
a severe case.
Aha,
Tell her to stay off her feet.
HEY!
GET OUT OF THE HACK!
NOW!
Chuck, Chuck.
Look we need this cab.
Why?
Well,
It's a matter of life and death, that's why.
Really?
Really!
Call an ambulance.
Hey!?
Columbia General (Hospital) please.
Cab driver: That's cool.
Hey.
Hey!
Whatever happened to common courtesy?
I hope you cut yourself!
(Traffic jam shouting)
(picking up the telephone)
Garry: Chuck I need a quarter.
Me?
Garry: I'm out.
40 million buck in the lottery
and you gotta to take my 2 bits. (Yes, I need the number for Global Airlines)
Here.
I want it back.
This ought to be good.
What are you going to tell them?
There's birds on the runway?
Hey why don't you ask them
for tomorrow's Cubs scores while you're at it?
Well that's helpful.
Tell them we're from the FAA
and we need to make a spot check,
and that way, they got to to ground all the airplanes.
Just a thought.
Service lady: Welcome to Global Airlines...
Yes I have some information about flight 29
(Push 1 for general information)
(2 for scheduling.)
(3 for operator assistance.)
Chuck & Marrisa: 364
Service lady: All circuits are busy.
Service lady: Please try again.
Circuits are busy.
Service lady: All services are...
Stupid machines!
I'm telling you they never should have broken up my bell.
OK, so what do we do now?
(Phone ringing)
(People chattering)
So what do you think?
(Phone ringing)
Excuse me.
Detective Tagliatti please.
Who?
Detective Tagliatti.
Her office is right down there.
Not any more.
What?
Busted to foot patrol.
She swallowed some story by some nut,
who claimed he could see the future,
didn't sit well with the boss.
(Psst...)
Hey...
Starsky. (From starsky and hutch)
If I may? a suggestion.
Do not mention the paper.
He has to mention the paper,
how else are they going to believe him?
An anonymous note,
tied to a rock.
Cruel but effective.
Brilliant.
Thank you.
You there!
You want to lodge a complaint?
Uh...
Yes we are.
Who are you filing against?
Hum...
"Global Airlines".
They stole our luggage.
You mean they lost it.
No.
They stole it.
Grand theft luggage.
And what exactly do you want us to do about it.
Simple!
Ground that 14:00 flight.
Those bags could be on it.
She serious?
Some would think so.
Yes.
Look...
You guys figure it out OK?
Look, forget that, this is an emergency.
Naturally.
Look, alright listen,
I need to speak to the guy in charge.
No you don't.
Yes I do.
Believe me you don't.
Yes I do.
Listen I gotta speak to him,
Now.
Suit yourself.
(Door opens)
Ahem.
Detective Crumb?
What?
There's someone here to see you.
You!
What the hell is he doing here?
He has a problem.
What kind of problem?
There's a plane full of luggage.
Luggage?
It's gonna crash.
When?
14:00
Well that would be 14:00 when?
Today?
Tomorrow?
A year from now?
look Detective I.
No! You look!
You see this Grey hair?
This is you.
Thanks to your little stunt last week,
half my staff is gone.
Not Now!
And now you want me to swallow some half-ass,
crab brain story about a,
a plane full of luggage?
Yes!
Except there is no luggage.
So?
What do you want me to do?
Take him out back,
and shoot him.
Proceed.
(Dog barking)
I hope he cuts himself shaving. Nice long deep cut,
Ear to ear.
Told you it was a waste of time.
What are we gonna do now?
Don't panic.
We can still make it by 14:00.
How we gonna get there?
Simple!
We'll hop on the L. (Transit Service)
(Sound of train leaving the deck)
Gary & Chuck: Wait! Wait!
Hold it!
Stop!
AWW!
What time's the next train?
Every 5 minutes.
When they're running on time.
What about today?
Could be up to a half hour.
This is crazy.
I'm Running around in circles.
What the hell is going on?
Decay in the infrastructure.
Thanks!
Maybe it's trying to tell you something.
It?
The paper.
Like what?
Like buy a helicopter.
My feet are killing me.
That's not what I mean.
I mean maybe there's a way to stop,
that plane without actually being there.
Why don't you send them one of those,
telepathic brain waves?
Well that's brilliant.
I thought so.
You would think so. That's because you..
Oh, here comes another one. Come on let's go.
About time.
Alright Gary, come on, lets go.
(Sound of train arriving)
(Cracking sounds of a bicycle wheel)
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
Gar.
It's waiting for us.
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
Gar, get on the train!
I can't.
We have to go.
Now!
Hey, hold it!
(Knocking on the door)
Gary!
Gary? What are you doing?
♫ Danger tune ♫
Amanda!
Amanda...
♫ Anxiety tune ♫
Amanda.
(Tires screeching)
NO!
(Car horns)
What happened?!
Is she alright?
Somebody do something,
you got to help her.
♫ Sad tune ♫
(Foot steps)
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
"Flight 29 - On Time"
Amanda?
Amanda.
What happened?
You were in an accident honey.
Uh oh.
anyone hurt?
Well.
(Exhaling)
It was a new bike.
My dad got it for me.
Do I know you?
No, not exactly.
But you know me?
Kinda
I got it.
She needs help.
Yea, I just called 911.
They'll be here right away.
No they won't.
They're not going to make it here in time.
What do you mean? it's 911!
Listen she needs to get to a hospital now.
Me? I'm not moving her.
She could be hurt.
Listen I don't have time to explain,
I gotta be somewhere.
You gotta get her to the emergency room.
Oh no, your supposed to leave the victim right there,
don't you ever watch "Chicago Hope"? (Medical drama television series)
(Crowd Agrees)
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
(Leave her be.)
(Gary Struggle)
Excuse me.
Hey!
(Crowd mutters)
How you feeling honey?
My arm hurts.
Uha.
Is that bad?
Nah.
Truth?
(Hey!)
We'll have to see. OK?
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
(Sound of train passing)
What time is it now?
You just asked me that.
I know, you're right,
now I'm asking again.
Eleven after 13:00.
Good.
We can still make it to the airport.
Yeah, and then what?
And then we stop the plane.
Aha.
And how we're gonna do that?
I don't know but we're gonna.
That's it, that's you plan?
I don't know, but we're gonna?
Great.
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
(Door opens)
We need some help here!
I need some help.
Yeah, you're telling me.
You know where you are?
In the hospital.
You're going to be just fine.
Take her to registration.
Need a med tech here.
What is going on here today?
Listen.
(Sound of women speaking in the speakers)
(Sound of crying baby)
Excuse me. she's been in an accident.
Receptionist: Name?
Bailey.
Amanda Bailey.
Receptionist: Address?
I don't know the address.
Are you the father?
No, listen can we do this later?
She needs to see someone right away.
How you doing honey?
My arm hurts.
Well.
We'll be sure to fix that. Ah?
It's not just her arm.
There's something more serious than that.
You're a doctor?
No I'm not.
Not the doctor, not the father.
Listen I know what's going on if you could just...
have a seat over there
If you could just...
Someone will be with your right away.
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
Don't worry.
Things will work out.
What?
It's a hospital.
They'll fix everything.
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
Just say there's a bomb!
What?
That way they'll delay the flight in the time that it takes to...
Let me just stop you there ok?
You're out of your mind.
Why?
Newsflash!
There is only one reason to give an airline a bomb threat,
And that is when there is an actual bomb on the plane,
otherwise they tend to overreact.
Like put you in prison, like forever.
I get it.
Good.
No guts!
Excuse me?
You heard me.
It's ok to use the newspaper to cash in on the stock market,
Alright, you know what I resent that
You do, do you?
Yes I do!
Just because I have a halfway practical view of the universe.
(Laughing cynically)
And you?
You still believe in the tooth fairy.
Coward!
Why don't you go polish some...
Crystals.
Capitalist Pig!
I just don't understand why we have to do it?
Because!
Gary can't be there and we can.
(Sound of train breaking)
(Train stops abruptly)
Oh no.
Attention, we have been advised there has been
an unexplained power failure in this area of the city.
Oh no.
Oh, I wish I could see Wrigley Field from here.
Attention!
Do not attempt to evacuate the train.
(Sound of a baby crying)
Excuse me, can we get a doctor here?
I'm sorry we're doing the best we can.
You have to be somewhere don't you?
What?
Someone else to save?
What makes you say that?
Amanda Bailey?
(Voice on speaker calling Dr. Raymond)
She was in an accident?
Hit 'n run, she was on a bicycle.
You know where am I going to put her?
Male No 3.
There's somebody in No. 3.
Male Anywhere you can find then.
Anyway, she was on her bicycle and she's...
Hurt your arm did ya?
No it's not her arm.
There's something else.
I explained all this at the front desk!
Well if there is something else there we will find it.
Look maybe there's a doctor,
someone I can talk to,
someone who knows what's going on around here?
Listen I'm sorry sir,
But I'm going to have to ask you to leave now. Ira?
Why's that?
It says there that you are not her father.
Oh no, I'm not leaving this room until...
Male Listen we really need you out here.
Look, you have done everything you could,
you got her here.
There's nothing more you can do,
go on with you life.
and Gino let's get started looking for this girl's folks.
(Amanda moans)
Listen kiddo, I gotta get going.
Promise you'll come back?
Yeah.
I promise.
I'll be brave.
Alright, you be brave.
(Footsteps)
(Curtain shuts)
I hope they made it.
Everybody off the train please, come on folks move it along.
Move it along!
Excuse me.
Yeah?
We need to get to the airport.
Good luck lady.
Power's out in this whole part of the city.
Nothing's coming this stretch.
Then how are we supposed to get there?
Take a cab.
Move it along.
Our tax dollars at work.
Now what do we do?
Guess we gotta find Gary.
(Sound of car horn)
(Sound of old rusty door opens)
(They’re all jammed.)
(Door shuts)
Where to?
Airport, I got 40 minutes.
40 minutes?!
He he he!
What dream you living in?
Just drive the cab.
(Sound of people talking on the radio)
"6-year-old victim" "Epidural Hematoma goes undiagnosed"
Hospital neglect?
(Sound of people talking on the radio)
(Door opens)
(Sound of woman announcing on the speakers)
(Curtain put off)
(Gary Inhaling)
Where is she?
You again?
Where is she?
Gino, the little girl that was in 7, what happened?
They moved her till they could find the parents.
Moved her where?
Beats me.
Did they look at her head?
She's been examined.
Did they look at her head?
Sir, I'm sorry you just can't go wandering.
Doctor!
Sir!
Doctor.
Well, well
Oh, boy.
Mr. "Life and death",
what brings you to our humble establishment?
Look, I'm sorry about the cab this morning,
but I need your help.
And you got a little girl here,
who's not getting the right treatment.
She's been examined.
Then everything has been taken care of.
No everything hasn't been taken care of
they looked at her arm,
they missed what was wrong.
And your medical training would be?
None.
and that's why your going to find her.
Sorry, that's not my job.
You're a doctor!
Wrong.
I'm a surgeon,
not a detective, not a short-order cook.
Hm, If you need an appointment,
please call my office,
otherwise,
I'm due in surgery.
(Grappling hard)
this is my appointment,
something needs to be done,
and you're gonna do it.
You're right.
I will.
(Doors slammed open)
Come on guys this isn't necessary.
(Struggles)
Guard: Hey!
Don't you have anything better to be doing?
Thanks!
(Ambulance pulls away)
Gar?
What are you doing? Taking a nap?
(Footsteps arriving fast)
What are you doing here?
It said in the paper, she was at Columbia General Hospital.
No, did you get to the airport...
Did you stop the plane?
Not even close, we couldn't get near the place.
We tried everything.
It's like something didn't want us to get there.
Then it's still going down.
We couldn't get there.
maybe we're not supposed to, but you can.
No, I gotta get back in there.
Look Gary there's 197.
No I gotta get back in there.
There's a little girl in there,
that trusts me, and I made her a promise.
♫ Sad tune ♫
(Door opens)
Right ahead.
How am I doing?
You're doing great.
Uh oh, I think we have a problem.
Big guy at 12:00 o'clock.
Go!
(Door opens)
Ohhh noooo.
Help!
Ohhhhh...
Help!
I'm sick.
(Chuck shouts in pain)
What the hell is going on here?
It's my husband! He's sick.
I'm sick!
Very.
I'm dying...
Don't push it.
What's going on here?
It's his, uhm...
My head (Stomach)
(Head) stomach.
Hurts all over,
Ohhhhh...
(Inhales)
Ohhh...
(Making pain noise)
Ohhhhhhhhhhhh...
It's a virus!
Did you see the movie "Outbreak"?
My face is going to turn into putty.
Get him out of here before he starts a riot.
Thank you, nurse.
Nurse! Where do you want me to take him?
Tell someone to order him an upper and lower GI.
And give him a rectal.
What?!
(Sound of women speaking out of the speakers)
(Locker closed)
been on the links lately?
Shot a 71 on the links at Bilmar yesterday.
(Locker opens)
Hi.
Excuse me? that's Doctor Connelly's locker.
Oh yeah, I know.
He asked me to find something for him.
And what would that be?
His glass eye.
♫ Sad tune ♫
Amanda?
♫ Sad tune ♫
Amanda?
♫ Sad tune ♫
You came back.
Yeah.
God.
Did you save the world?
(Smiles)
How ya feeling?
Cold.
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
Come on Honey.
We will go for a little ride.
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
Doctor.
We should help with that?
No thanks!
Why don't you let us do that for you?
Can't.
Incarcerated petunia. (Made up issue)
Male What did he say?
(Music playing)
OK...
Another day, another dollar.
Turn the music off will you.
Let's get Mr. what's his name up to post op.
Okay, let's talk!
Listen Mister, you gotta get out of her right now!
No I said we're gonna talk.
This little girl's name is Amanda Bailey.
She is 6 year old.
She doesn't like orange juice,
but she'll drink it.
She can curl her tongue up,
and spit between her two front teeth.
Her favorite teacher is Miss Pideli,
who teaches pottery at school.
She likes to get the clay on her fingertips.
You've got two options,
you can pretend this girl is just another name,
or you can save her life.
What's your choice?
(Slamming gloves on the floor)
You're a very persistent man,
Mr. "Life and Death".
Yes I am.
You could go to jail for this.
Just look at the girl.
(picking up her chart)
Not the chart.
Look at the girl!
(Inhales)
And what would I be looking for?
It's called.
I don't know what it's called.
it's a...
Your unconscious and then your Okay,
it's called, ah...
a doma,
doma,
Uh...
"Epidural hematoma" (bleeding between the brain's outer membrane and the skull)
That's it!
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
Let's get a head CT stat!
Then prep her just in case.
Skip the paperwork.
We need to move on this,
Now!
And don't let me hear she got left in some hallway!
(Staff speaking)
Anything else?
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
Yeah.
Can you get me to the airport in half-an-hour?
I'm a surgeon, not a taxi service!
It's important, huh?
Oh yeah.
Doctor Markus?
So is this!
(piano playing, note by note)
(Door opens)
Alright, on 3.
1.
2.
3.
♫ Violin tune ♫
(Sound of birds chirping)
♫ Violin tune ♫
♫ Symphony ♫
(Gulls chirping)
(Sound of a clock ticking)
(Sound of an explosion)
♫ Symphony ♫
♫ Piano playing ♫
♫ Dramatic tune ♫
This yours?
What's the date?
Today.
No.
Take her down to the second floor.
Yes Sir.
Piece of cake.
Pretty close thing though.
Few more minutes, and...
we'd of had some explaining to do.
I sound like a bureaucrat don't I?
Look, um.
I won't pretend that I understand what is going on with you.
Something tells me I don't even want to know.
But I get the feeling we're both,
in the same kind of business.
Saving lives.
Thing is one of us hasn't been doing his job.
Not that I'm very good at saying thanks,
but,
there it is.
You saved more than one life today.
No.
No I didn't.
But you tried.
And I failed
Maybe.
Maybe not.
It's what you said.
this is what you had to do.
And that makes it alright?
You're only one guy Gary.
Marissa, that plane went down today,
and I should have been there, me not anyone else, but me!
No you shouldn't.
Why?!
Cause you couldn't.
You can't do it all Gary.
The world doesn't turn that way.
Sometimes you need.
Excuse me? I'm looking for the recovery room?
It's down there.
Honey!
I got here as fast as I could.
Gary?
(Pilot's hat)
Wait.
She should be waking up soon.
Doctor says she's going to be fine.
I heard they had trouble finding you.
I was almost in Miami.
I was on the runway when they radioed.
Halfway through my take off roll.
Ten second later and I would have been in the air.
I guess I was lucky.
I'd of never forgiven myself for not being here.
Mom?
Dad?
Hi Amanda.
I broke my new bike.
It's okay, it's okay.
I'll get you a new bike.
You're going to be fine.
(Sound of TV playing)
Hey, I wanted to do that all morning.
You were so peaceful. I didn't...
Have the heart.
You have my heart.
Lucky me.
So what are you dreaming about,
That brings such a big smile on your face?
You and me.
Oh yeah?
You know what? I think in the next scene,
That Sami is going to find Carrie in bed with Austin,
and leave him flat.
Anybody want to make a little wager?
A little bet?
Oh I'm in it for ten.
Ten bucks?
Why don't you make it twenty?
Oki Doki.
Alright twenty bucks, good.
Anybody else?
You, young lady down at the end?
You look like a gambling woman.
(Women announces on the speakers)
Where is it?!
What?
The paper!
Shh...
Can't you see these ladies are dilating?
This man has zero sensitivity.
(Snatch the paper)
Gar...
Come on now, you owe me.
I bent over backwards for you.
Look!
♫ Cheerful tune ♫
"Like the man said."
"I think it was me."
"Everybody makes choices."
Cab mister?
Hey, cab fun? cabbie?
No, I think I'll walk. Thanks.
♫ Blissful tune ♫
"Some you make because you want to."
"You say Abe Lincoln for President,"
"No brainer."
Sorry. You lost again.
Yep.
♫ Relaxing tune ♫
"Mostly though,"
"it's a matter of guess work."
"Going with your gut."
(Inserting a key and turning)
♫ Cheerful tune ♫
(Door shuts)
(2 Knocks on the door)
(Another 2 Knocks on the door)
(open door)
I'm sorry to bother you Mr. Hobson.
but I wanted to tell you I left that book on your table.
I found it in the trash downstairs.
♫ Relaxing tune ♫
(Car honks)
"It's hard on the nerves."
"Really all you can do is,"
"give it a shot."
"And hope to God,"
"it turns out right."
♫ Theme song variation ♫
(Cat Meows)
♫ Theme song variation ♫
(Cat Meows)
♫ Theme Song ending ♫
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