Turk 182!

Yeah,

Go play some music, all right?

Hey, Hooly!

Ha!

There'll be another one, Hooly, all right?

Yeah, I'll take one through it.

You're huffing and puffing there, kid.

Maybe getting too old for that trick.

You're never too old to take your money, Hooly.

Hope you ain't gonna try to pull out no fires

tonight, baby, because your fire is already out.

Nah, I'm off till Thursday.

Oh, we had a five alarm on Bushwick last night, though.

Jesus, you could have banked enough bread to feed Bombay.

Oh, for Christ's sake, I told him not to put that garbage in there.

Come on, Jimmy, give me a break.

Play some music, will you?

I was to say, the same thing ten years ago when we played

Kiss and the Doors and out of the other room, right?

I was shit, too.

I just got used to it.

Hey, what are you going to do Hooly? Montevone's dead.

Jackie Gleason, don't conduct them more.

They left, Harry laughed.

Only you'd be laughing out of the other side of your ass one day when your kid

brother comes home with a safety pin through his ear and his hair died green.

Yeah.

The other side of his ass.

Yeah, no, don't you hear it out of him.

I just made it up.

Right, he's a good kid.

He can't hold a job, but he's a good kid.

Who can't hold a job?

Oh, yeah?

Yeah, so what happened, huh?

With what?

At the interview?

I went.

Yeah, I don't want the guy he say.

I was overqualified.

He didn't be right, yeah.

What the hell could you be overqualified for?

Neurosurgery.

Yeah?

But not by much, you know?

Yeah.

Well, he's all right?

Yeah.

And, uh, but he didn't say that, uh, uh, he was What do you mean by that, huh?

What do you mean by that?

I mean that...

Hey, anybody here's a man, is you?

What for you?

What for you?

Wait a while.

What's the way?

What's the fire, huh?

Come on, you show me, all right?

What floor?

Okay, there's an alarm box in the corner, all right?

Oh, I'm coming with you!

Jimmy, do what I'm telling you!

I can't be worried about you!

Anybody in here?

Come on, baby, where are you?

Gary, come on, baby.

Whoa,

well, come on, me.

My brother, sir.

We can take care of him.

He can take care of himself, then.

All right.

Chrissie!

Come, boy.

They're not there now.

I've been looking for you.

Okay, it's gonna be okay.

We're gonna find you, Monk.

We're gonna help me up like this, and we're gonna get out of here.

Hey, you're gonna be a beautiful sight, huh?

Hey, we're up here!

Green Owlitz!

Jesus, Christ, he's bleeding from the ears.

Hey, get that ambulance over here.

Bring your cervical collar.

Bring that back, quick!

Terry!

Terry!

Hey, Jimmy, come on, please.

Give me some break, will you?

Look at him.

Watch his neck now.

Watch his neck.

Hold up.

Hold up one.

I got him.

Watch his neck.

I got it.

Why don't you going?

All right.

Let's get that blood out of there first.

You just come on me.

A lot of you can do.

These guys are fighting on a nice uniform.

I want an IV started to add to one million amps and

500 cc's d5w from 50 to 20 or to jump someone's standby.

Dr. Chatsworth, Dr. Beckstein.

Does he have these often?

Sometimes he doesn't even wake up from this, you know?

He's just yelling, he yells and he screams and he's shaking and then I throw cold

water in his face and then it just doesn't shame.

He stays in this state and he, until he wakes up and looks at me like a

little, like a little, like a little, like, like

a little kid, you know, he just looks up at me.

Mm-hmm.

And then he falls back asleep and it starts all over again, you know?

Takes time to recover.

What do you mean, recover?

I mean, it's been six months of this, in and out of hospitals.

What it's doing to him?

It's killing him here.

He's dying, he's dying here.

It's not doing him good.

Get us out!

Get us out!

You can see this one like.

Get us out!

Doctor Woods.

Doctor Wood.

Shh.

It's all right.

Calm down.

It's going to me?

What you're looking at?

He didn't wrap so tight yourself, you know?

What was this you're talking about?

Fuckin' stuff, huh?

Shit.

Hey, Doc Soko.

Give us a little privacy, all right?

I want to talk to my kid brother.

Just pretend I'm not even here.

Oh.

That's not so hard.

I've been taking lessons from your wife.

Ha ha ha.

So, um...

So, um, get any letters from the, uh, pension bureau?

Yeah.

I'll read it for a cry that while.

All right, here it is.

City of New York, a little emblem there.

That's nice.

Just read the letter.

Uh, uh, officer director, deputy mayor.

Yeah, me there.

Jesus.

Dear Mr. Lynch, dear Mr. Lynch, you're very fond of me over there, you know?

Deputy Mayor O'Cardee has, uh, reviewed your case,

and he finds the Bureau's action is appropriate.

Now, there's a surprise, huh?

Firefighters on or off duty must not enter a fire zone.

A fire zone?

While intoxicated.

Your injuries and the possible injuries to the little Ortega girl brought about by

your recklessness while under the influence are a perfect

example of the need for a strict policy in such matters.

Hey, hey, this is nice.

Look, the deputy mayor in such matters, saying,

we're really getting somewhere now, aren't we, huh?

Take his lunch order out of you, right?

I'm going to talk to the mayor.

I'm going to get to the mayor.

I'm gonna talk to them, right?

Talk to the mayor.

Alright, I'll see you less.

I'm gonna find of him, you fruit cake.

Where you're going?

You can't do that.

You just can't go talk to the mayor.

Well, I'll be back later to check you out of this place, right?

No, I don't check myself on.

I got some business to take care of them.

Oh, business, yeah, Scooby Doo.

Do you believe this kid?

Yeah, he's quite a guy.

Yeah, he's quite a guy.

Now, it'd get kind of crowded, wouldn't it?

If everybody just walked in here off the street to see the mayor, now, wouldn't it?

Look, all you gotta do is pick up the phone and tell him there's a guy here that

has 200 letters from every agency in the city.

Look.

Welfare offices, pension offices, workman's comp offices.

I went to the deputy mayor.

I've been to every clerk and jerk in the city, so here I am.

I'm tired of talking to you, kids.

Move it.

Call up the mayor and tell us.

Mr.

Mayor, please make a comment.