9-1-1

9-1-1, what's your emergency???

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Buck: Never lost anyone before. Does it get any easier? Bobby: No. Chimney: Look, people die and that's part of the gig, right? Your problem is, you're looking at your job like it's a long-term relationship. They're one-night stands, man. In that moment they mean everything to you. Once morning comes, [snaps] it's on to the next one.

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Athena: You know why they make us wear these uniforms right? Cops, firefighters, paramedics? Chimney: Uhhhh, sex appeal. Buck: So people can easily identify us. Athena: True, but it's also for our own good. Because when we take the uniform off at the end of the day, it symbolizes letting go of all the sad, crazy, inhumane things we've seen that day.

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Buck: So is your full name Eduardo? Eddie: No. Buck: Do people ever call you "Diaz"? Eddie: Not if they want me to respond. Buck: Something's gotta give. We got Cap, Hen, Chimney, Buck. We can't just call you Eddie. Eddie: [to Chimney] Can't tell if he's being serious or not. Chimney: I always like to operate on the assumption that nothing he says is serious. Buck: What about "G.I.", like . "Hey G.I.!" You know, that's a great nickname. Hen: Sounds like "gastrointestinal". Eddie: Yeah, I don't think so.

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Maddie: [voice-over] We all feel real high but don't tell no one, but it's how we respond that matters. Sue: Being a 911 dispatcher will be challenging, exhausting and can take an emotional toll. The people who call in are scared, in need and we are their lifeline. But it can also be rewarding. Calling us is probably the scariest moment of their lives, but if we do our jobs right and help arrives in time, if we get a little lucky, then maybe it doesn't have to be the worst moment of their lives. Maddie: Pressure doesn't have to break us down. It can show us who we really are.

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Bobby: If you weren't doing this what would you be doing? Chimney: Fighter pilot, , call sign: Shogun. Bobby: What about you Hen? Hen: Editorial cartoonist, . [Chimney and Bobby stare at her] I have a lot to say. Bobby: You draw? Hen: No, it's a dream, it's not supposed to attainable. [looks at Chimney] Top Gun? You can barely drive, you rebar head. Chimney: Alright, Buckeroo, if you were not a member of the LAFD, what would you be doing? Buck: Uh, I don't know. I'm not getting fired am I? Chimney: That's inevitable. Hen: He'd be a . Chimney: Bartender. No, no, a bouncer at a bar. Hen: Bouncer at a strip club.

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