Ambulance

We know your time is valuable.

Thank you for holding.

My name is William James Sharp.

You know, I've been... I've been...

I've been trying to get someone on the phone for weeks.

Your number?

Yeah. Let me see. Um...

It's, uh, TDZF73,

uh, 4.

You can... you can call me Will, please.

What's your name, ma'am?

Supervisor 12. Supervi...

That's funny. I... You know, I-I talked to, uh...

to Supervisor 11 and 13.

Well, I'm 12.

Not you. Okay.

I don't see your file here.

Okay. Just... Okay, slow down.

Uh, all right, look, my wife needs this surgery.

You need to call back, sir.

No. Well, ma'am, that's the thing.

I can't... I can't get a human on the phone.

Okay? It's always recordings

and numbers to push for what I want.

I just need to keep, uh, a person on the phone,

you know, like, a real human, so...

I have to take my coffee break.

This is real life.

Okay? This is real life.

And I'm-I'm-I'm sorry about your break, but...

Fuck.

You have a nice day.

No, ma'am, that's not... that wasn't...

Listen, okay? Hear me out.

It's funny, I risked my life for this country,

- and it's... - I'm sorry.

- I wish I could help. -

- Hey. Big Man Tate.

Hey, did I wake him?

We got it, baby.

Insurance coming through.

I lose faith in this world on a daily basis.

But not in you, though.

- Hmm. - Yeah.

Yeah, we're gonna be all right.

You think you could handle him for a few hours?

Oh, yeah. We're gonna sleep, right?

- - Maybe not.

- - Another interview?

Uh, yeah. A warehouse job.

- A forklift driver. - Ah.

That's good, baby.

You can drive anything.

Yeah.

All right.

Celebrate when you get back.

Somebody called from a blocked number earlier.

I know what you're thinking. It's not Danny.

Good. I know you love him. Don't know why.

But we don't need your brother.

I got all I need right here.

Turn on the alarm.

Armed stay.

Hey, I thought you wanted to come see me.

- I'm on my way, Danny. - Well, I'm tight on time.

Unit 3, incident, 2515 accident in Downtown.

Possible injuries.

Copy that. Coming in.

- Floor it. -

All right, Unit 3. Two minutes out. En route.

ETA two minutes. You good?

Copy. Yeah, I heard it.

- Floor it. - Fire says it's gnarly.

I haven't heard "gnarly"

since I was surfing gnarly waves.

Unit 3, LAPD at scene.

Be advised, child impaled, critical condition.

Does it always sound that bad?

- Here we go, here we go. -

Oh, Jesus.

Oh, my God.

No matter what, stay focused.

Code three, incident.

Copy. On scene.

Let's go.

- -

Let me see.

Stay clear, stay clear! I need to check.

My baby.

Careful with the girl! Move, move, move, move, move!

No, let me see her!

Is it still there?

- I don't want to look at it. - Hey, hey, sweetie, sweetie.

Hey. Just got to look at me.

You don't have to look at it, okay?

- Right in my eyes. Good job. - No.

Okay. I'm gonna take a quick look at you.

- Let me know if anything hurts, okay? - No.

Don't move. Just use your words.

- Take a deep breath for me. -

Deep breath. Deep breath.

- Good job. Deeper. - Ow, ow.

Good job.

- - Good job, good job.

Okay, lungs are clear.

Scott! Scott.

- Holy... - Set me up two bags...

Scott! Set me up two bags in the rig. Quick!

Where's my mommy?

Mommy's outside. Mommy's okay.

Mommy's okay. What's your name?

- Lindsey. - Lindsey. My name is Cam.

Give me your hand. Okay, I'm gonna be helping you, okay?

- Okay. - Now, I need you to do something for me.

Can you be brave? Can you do that?

- I can be brave. Yeah. - Okay, I knew you could.

Okay, when you hear that loud sound,

you're gonna squeeze my hand really tight.

And whatever happens, you're not gonna let go, okay?

- Okay. - Okay.

- Go. All right.

- - I'm right here. Lindsey.

Lindsey. Lindsey.

I'm right here. I'm right here. I'm right here.

All units, 20-23, responding.

Code three with RA three to Children's Hospital.

Oxygen in.

Put it at eight.

Both IVs going.

Hey, you're gonna be okay.

The light was green.

I didn't see anybody coming, and I...

Ma'am, ma'am, look at me.

I need you to do something for me.

Can you hold her hand? Okay? Hold her hand. Good job.

30 seconds out from Children's.

Just let them know to have trauma team ready and hot.

- We're gonna need lots of blood stat. - I already did.

- I'm one step ahead of you. - We're here. Okay, look at me.

Look at me. In three seconds, the doors are gonna open.

When we do that, we're gonna bring her in.

Don't let go of her, okay?

Is she gonna be okay?

She's gonna be fine. She's gonna be okay, okay?

Thank you guys.

All right, she's going to bay two.

- Thank you. - Got it. Watch the line.

Nine-year-old. Superior lobe and sternum puncture

with a wrought iron fence.

Tachycardia, but I got it down en route.

- Coming through. - Her name is Lindsey.

- Ready? Up! Up! - Steady, steady.

12 minutes.

Hey. You all right? Is it...

This what your first time was like?

I'm starving.

I know a good enchilada place. Want to go?

- En-Enchiladas? - You're gonna love it.

I'm gonna throw up.

We've got barf bags.

- What's up? - What's up, homes?

I'm looking for Danny.

He in the back.

And don't touch nothing, either, nigga.

For real.

You're not supposed to be in here.

Rich people don't like it when you envy their shit.

It makes them feel guilty.

Good.

What's with the 'Vette?

Which one?

'50s hit job. Some lawyer outside of a courthouse.

Original.

Makes them worth a lot... I don't know.

And they hire you to protect it.

- Yeah. - What up, Danny?

The hero returns.

Good to see you.

- Yeah, you, too. - Yeah?

- You look tired. You all right? - Yeah, I'm good.

For a second, I thought you weren't gonna call me.

Yeah, family stuff. I got hung up.

How's Big Man Tate?

He's good. Loud.

How's Amy?

She's cool.

- You want coffee? - Nah.

Let me make you a coffee.

I have one of those Keurig things.

They're new. You want it? It's good.

Yeah? You want one?

Yeah, sure.

Boss finally splurged on us.

Hey, will you tell him to get off the phone?

What is this?

What are you doing, Randazzo?

Ah, my wife's breaking my balls.