Night Sweats

No, I--please help.

Need a hospital.

Hey, dude!

You made it!

-It's been too long, huh? -Yeah, come on in!

Yeah!

You're a city guy now!

Shit is dope, bro!

Oooh!

Up here!

This is Kev and Shawn.

I think I have a lighter.

-Hey, Yuri! -How's it going?

-Good, you? -Good, good, this is M.K.

Hey. Nice to meet you.

M.K. and I were just shooting some testimonials together.

Cool, very cool.

Skateboarding should be a part of the Olympics.

It's like dangerous, you've gotta be skilled.

-Yeah. -Whatever, I'm telling ya,

it's happening.

Denver's gonna have the Olympics within the next 20 years.

Yeah, right, they had their chance.

Oh, what, they had that false start once?

-That's nothing. -Psh.

That's my building.

Is Jake up there?

Yeah, he's probably passed out.

You wanna come up?

Sure.

This is it.

Cute!

How long have you been here?

A couple of months,

ever since I moved to New York City.

You know, me and Jake have known each other

since I was like five,

so he told me that he had an open room

so I moved here from Boulder.

-Aw, buddies. -Yeah.

Um, do you want a drink?

Only if you let me make it.

Okay!

I'm not gonna roofie you or anything.

That's not creepy at all.

Sorry about the mess.

-Vodka? -Yeah, is that okay?

Yeah.

Hottest bartender in six counties.

So you pretty much freelance at True Healing

and serve at that restaurant?

Yeah.

I'd rather be on a stage somewhere, but...

Sorry, I fucking work at a coffee shop.

To shitty jobs.

Cheers.

May I just use the restroom real quick?

Yeah, yeah, it's right down the hall.

Make yourself at home.

So this is my spot.

It's really nice.

-Is this cool? -Yeah.

Wait, Yuri, did you hear that?

What?

Yuri, stop.

Jake?

Jake?

Jake, you all right, man?

Jesus.

Hey, hey!

Jake! Jake!

Jake!

Jake, look at me!

-I'm gonna call 911. -Oh, my gosh.

Oh, my God.

Call, now, now, now!

Jake, Jake!

Hey, yes, I have an emergency.

It's 171 102nd Street, Apartment 5F.

Yeah, it's my roommate, he's throwing up

and having a seizure right now.

Yeah, I need an ambulance.

Hold on.

Yeah?

I'm an EMT.

I was next door and I heard what was going on.

Uh, okay.

-Who is this? -Hey!

Hey, get out, get out.

Hey, are you okay?

Yeah, no, no, no, somebody's here to help.

What? No. No, I don't know what he ate.

Go get some water.

I'm just getting him a glass of water.

No, for him.

The guy--the EMT, he told me to get one.

What?

No water?

Hey, what--

You got this under control.

They told me not to give him any water.

Then don't.

Wait for the ambulance.

Hey, sir, sir!

He's unresponsive, we gotta go.

Can you just ask them?

They said we just have to wait.

I have to go to work at the restaurant tomorrow.

You can go.

I'm just gonna stay here in case he needs something.

Okay.

I'll call you tomorrow.

Okay.

-I'll pray for him. -Bye.

Okay.

Yuri.

Yuri!

Yuri.

I'm Dr. Kline.

We have him stabilized, but he's exhausted.

Hey, dude.

What happened, man?

Did you notice anything strange in his behavior

the last time you saw him?

No, I mean...

Hey, bud, I'm taking off. Are you gonna be all right?

Yeah, I'm good.

Feel better, man.

I guess he didn't go to work today.

We immediately thought meningitis,

but despite the sweating, there is no fever

and no increased white blood cell count,

and that rules out viral or bacterial infection.

So what could it be?

We scanned his brain.

We didn't find any blocked blood flow

or inflammation.

Did he have a history of seizures?

No, I don't think so.

Then that leads me to toxicosis.

It's poisoning.

Can't say exactly what,

but something potent and chemical.

So is he going to be okay?

He's stable.

We'll keep an eye on him overnight

and we'll call you tomorrow.

Okay.

Hey, Dr. Kline, it's Yuri Burkin.

Um, I'm just returning your call.

I was wondering what's going on with Jake.

Yuri, I'm sorry.

Jake--Jake died this morning.