Chicago Fire

Hey, have you heard from Antonio?

No. Why?

Laura Dawson just showed up here.

You've never been married. Stick to what you know.

You didn't tell me that your ex-wife was gonna

take your problems out on me.

I really don't need this right now.

I got enough going on with her,

and now I got to hear it from you.

You know what? You're not ready, Antonio.

There's a battalion chief position

- open in Springfield. - Yeah?

You sure as hell know how to do your job.

I can tell the respect you carry around.

And from what I hear, there might be a girl

that you have something with.

We'd love to have you. I'm guessing she would, too.

Hey, sorry, but we're closed.

Yeah, I know.

Hey, listen, buddy.

- I don't want any... - Look...

I know you're not gonna believe me,

but I have a job interview at First National Bank tomorrow.

Congrats.

The thing is... I don't have a suit.

I was hoping to borrow a couple of hundred bucks

to buy a new one.

And what if I don't lend you the money?

I'm sorry about this.

You're right. Have a good night.

Wait. Wait!

What's going on?

I just really need this job

so I can get my own place,

see my little girl more.

Ugly divorce, you know?

Good luck.

You know you're never gonna see that money again, right?

Of course! Give me a little credit.

So, you don't mind getting scammed?

It's only getting scammed if I believed his story,

which I didn't.

'Tis better to give than receive.

- Exactly. - Said every sucker

- in the history of the world. - Mm.

Hey, as long as it's coming out of your cut.

- Hey. - Trust me.

I did a good thing, okay?

Whatever he's using that money for,

he needed a helping hand.

- I helped him. - Drugs. Using it for drugs.

Hey.

Look, I got your text last night,

but I didn't see it till this morning.

Oh, it's nothing.

Look, I know it wasn't a booty call,

so what did you want to talk about?

- I got a job offer. - In the CFD?

Battalion chief in the city of Springfield.

Huh.

- Stella? - Yeah?

Um, I need you.

We're not done.

- Hey. - Hey, what's up?

Hey, Brett?

Honey, what's going on?

Maybe I could stand to be in better shape.

Maybe you two could encourage me instead of gawking at me

- like a couple of bitches. -

Truck 81, ambulance 61.

Vehicle accident at Irving Park,

Cicero and Milwaukee.

Okay, I'll call you back.

All right, now get it over the truck.

Chief, what do we got?

Just hang back in case I need you.

You heard him. Hang back.

Get the Hurst in there.

Let's do this nice and easy.

I see her!

128, get ready.

Nice and easy.

Chief! Tell your men to hold off.

Clock's ticking.

No. Stop lifting. Stop lifting now!

We got her.

- - No!

Stop lifting!

That top pipe is not secure.

81, grab some webbing. Secure that pipe.

Copy that.

Come on. Let's go!

- You got it? - We're good.

Not sure how long it'll hold it.

Chief Anderson, we're clear.

You heard him, 128. Let's get her out.

Quickly.

Seatbelt.

Turn around.

Hey, wait. Easy.

- Got her? - Set her down.

Okay, we got her.

- Everybody back up. - Come on. Okay, guys. Clear.

- Clear. - All right, back out of there.

- Back out. Back out. - Okay.

- Everybody clear? - You can let it go.

Pack it up and clean it up, 81.

- All right, let's go. - Good work.

Hey. Hey, Herrmann.

You Chalmers and Kolvair from headquarters, right?

No, I don't believe I have. Hey.

- How are you? Hey, bud. - All right, so, uh,

- this is really weird... - Yeah?

But they just got an email from a Nigerian prince,

and they were wondering if they can get

your banking routing number so that they can make a deposit.

He put you up to this?

Yeah.

Nice friend.

- -

Hey, Chalmers, Kolvair, you got my O2 tanks?

- It's right inside, Chief. - Thanks.

Hey, you missed a crazy call. Boden saved Anderson's ass.

Wait. Deputy District Chief Anderson?

Well, it wasn't nothing, really.

I'm just glad I caught it when I did.

Still, would've been blood on the pavement.

Ah, enough of that.

Let's get inside, get some lunch going.

Thanks, boys.

- Springfield, huh? - Yeah.

Isn't that where Anna lives?

That's not what this is about.

Oh, right, right, you just got tired

of the hustle and bustle of Chicago

and figured you'd move to the countryside

and raise some chickens.

Springfield is the sixth largest city in Illinois.

You're actually considering this.

Yeah.

I'm gonna go visit. I think the smart thing to do

would be to see what they're offering.

So, why are you asking my opinion?

Because you're my friend.

I care what you think.

I think...

ten minutes in Springfield,

you'll be hightailing it back to Chicago as fast as you can.

Or I just don't know you at all.

You wanted to see us?

Yeah. I have three questions.

Are you going to Kenny Fallwell's cocktail party?

If so, are your wives going?

And what are they wearing?

You wrote those down?

I just hung up with Donna. She wanted me to ask.

Well, yes, yes,

and we will have Cindy and Trudy text her.

- Mission accomplished. - Yeah.

I do have one more thing.

Let's keep a lid on what happened at the sewer pipe call.

Chief Anderson just got that promotion

and he's a little... sensitive about his image.

You got it, Chief.

Thanks.

I saw some makeup tutorials online.

I'm thinking about making some changes.

Maybe some smoky eyes or something.

Okay.

I saw on the side of Facebook there are these

professional makeup classes you can take if...

I think those are if you want to work

in the movies or something.

Hey, you guys okay?

Yeah, why?

Heard about this new big-shot chief

nearly got you all killed.

- Who said that? - It's going around.

CFD gossips more than nurses,

which I didn't think was possible.

Main to 61, are you available?

Yeah, we're back in. What have you got?

Injured victim at 200 South LaSalle.

On our way.

It's an office party for their CEO.