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0:09Please just drive me home. I've been on
0:12my feet for 20 hours.
0:15>> Boss, say the word.
0:31What did you eat today?
0:35>> Coffee.
0:37>> Coffee is not food.
0:44>> Drink all of it. And you don't drive for
0:4615 minutes.
0:49>> Easy, Gus.
0:53Nobody sat in that seat in six years.
0:54Nobody.
1:08>> This isn't my ride, is it?
1:11>> No.
1:13>> You know whose car you just got into?
1:16>> Somebody who thinks coffee is a meal.
1:18Finish that. And yeah, I sit up front. I
1:20get car sick in the back.
1:27Tommy's still in surgery. Two in the
1:29side. They're saying
1:33upstairs is all cops and reporters.
1:35Boss, you walk in there, you're on the
1:38front page tomorrow.
1:41He doesn't listen to anybody, ma'am.
1:44>> He's listening to me.
1:55better. Okay, now you can drive.
1:58>> Out of surgery, stable.
2:03>> Where too?
2:05>> Aend Belmont over the laundry m.
2:11>> 4:40 in the morning and people are still
2:13showing up to visit.
2:18Somebody's in Luca's front seat. Find
2:21out who.
2:35That's four times past the zoo.
2:48Sorry, I fell asleep in your seat.
2:50>> It's not my seat.
2:55>> Don't. I'm the one who got in your car.
2:59You don't know me. I don't know you. I
3:00like it that way.
3:10And keep some juice in this car. You're
3:12going to need it again.
3:14>> Good night, Nurse Kabowski.
3:16>> It's morning.
3:22>> That's Sophia's seat, boss. And some
3:24nurse just climbed right in.
3:25>> I know.
3:28>> Did you see the reminder? The loan
3:30payment comes out Friday.
3:32>> I saw it.
3:33>> I can take one more night shift. Mom,
3:35you're 61.
3:36>> Kavalsskis pay their own way. Nina.
3:40>> Yeah, I know.
3:42>> Thanks for floating up. Bed seven, Tommy
3:45Russo. 4 days and his guys still won't
3:48leave that door.
3:50>> Nobody gets left alone with that kid.
3:52Not even us.
4:02>> You You're standing in front of my crash
4:04card. out.
4:09>> They let you up here.
4:12>> We're short staffed. They'll let anybody
4:14up here. You eat today?
4:17>> Breakfast.
4:19>> Look at you.
4:25>> Honey, that's Luca Marchetti. Half of
4:29Chicago crosses the street when he walks
4:31by.
4:33At 4 in the morning, he couldn't hold a
4:34juice box straight. In here, he's just
4:37family.
4:39>> Professor
4:40>> Canoli for the nurses. Nobody ever
4:43brings him anything.
4:48>> Poor kid. I got here before they took
4:50him up, you know. Signed his forms
4:52myself.
5:00>> Who brought you in? drove myself.
5:12>> Arthur Kaine, I kept the books for
5:15Luca's father and now I keep them for
5:17Luca.
5:19You're the nurse who got into his car.
5:22>> Wrong car. Long night.
5:26>> Careful whose car you get into, dear.
5:36You said coffee isn't food.
5:39I've been standing here 20 minutes
5:41trying to work out how people say this.
5:43>> Say what?
5:45>> Breakfast with me. Usually I just tell
5:48people where to be.
5:54>> Bus stops right there. I've had enough
5:55of your car for one week. Ski.
5:58My dad collapsed on a train platform
6:00downtown. Heart attack. There's video.
6:0432 people walked around him. I counted.
6:08Bypass surgery.
6:10My mom and I have been paying it off for
6:126 years. So, no. I wasn't getting out of
6:16your car. I don't walk past.
6:21>> How'd you know that night that I hadn't
6:24eaten?
6:25>> Your hands. Faces lie. Hands don't.
6:30My dad said that.
6:3230 years fixing buses for the city.
6:36He could tell you who was hung over, who
6:39was scared, who was about to quit just
6:43by looking at their hands.
6:56You paid off my loan.
7:00>> It was nothing.
7:02>> That was my dad's heart.
7:04That was six years of my mother working
7:06nights. You don't get to make that
7:09nothing.
7:12I already called them. Every dime's
7:15going back to you. Next time you ask, I
7:18might even say yes.
7:22May I walk you to your bus?
7:29>> Who sends that kind of money back?
7:33>> May I send dinner to your floor?
7:38>> You could just send it, boss.
7:41>> She said ask.
7:45>> You may.
7:55for your car.
7:57May I call you on your break?
8:02>> You've got 4 minutes.
8:04>> Then I'll talk fast.
8:26101.
8:28Three nights out here in the cold and
8:30now you're running a fever.
8:32Whoever's paying you isn't paying you
8:34enough.
8:37Chicken soup. Bring the thermos back
8:39when you're done.
8:41And tell your boss if he wants to keep
8:44an eye on me. He can ask.
8:56>> Okay, Marchetti, you and me are going to
8:57talk about your little friend across the
9:09front, please.
9:14I didn't know where else to go.
9:16>> Whose seat is this? Luca.
9:20>> My daughter's
9:23>> it was her sixth birthday.
9:27She'd been begging to ride up front for
9:28a year and I always said no. That night
9:31she says, "Birthday girl gets the front
9:33seat, Daddy. Four blocks." I said,
9:37"Yes."
9:38Red light on Ashland.
9:41A car pulls up next to us. The Costas.
9:47She got hit in the shoulder. She lived.
9:53I had every window replaced, kept the
9:56sticker.
9:58Next morning, I signed her away.
10:01Her mother took her home to Evston. New
10:04last name.
10:08Arthur said a man with a kid is a man on
10:10a leash. He wasn't wrong.
10:15She turned 12 today.
10:18I drove up to Ridge View Middle School
10:19by myself.
10:22Every birthday
10:24I park across from wherever she is.
10:276 years and I've never once gotten out
10:30of the car.
10:34That's why my hands were shaking that
10:36night. Tommy got hit at a red light.
10:48>> What's her name?
10:51>> Sophia.
10:53>> Tell me about her.
10:55>> She kicks with her left,
10:58ties her laces twice around before she
11:00knots them.
11:03Laughs with her whole body. I could see
11:05that from across the street.
11:12That's how you tie yours.
11:18>> Next birthday, you get out of the car.
11:21>> I don't know how.
11:23>> Then I'll sit right here while you
11:25figure it out.
11:29Luca, the man with the canal, he lied in
11:33that room.
11:36Arthur,
11:39>> I can't tell you about my patient's
11:40night. That's Tommy's to tell.
11:43But I can tell you what I saw with my
11:45own eyes.
11:47You got the text. He was out of surgery.
11:50We pulled out and Arthur's car pulled
11:53in.
11:554:40.
11:57You were watching the road. I was
11:59watching the window.
12:02He said he signed the forms before they
12:04took Tommy up. When Tommy wakes up, ask
12:08him who did.
12:14>> Arthur's the only one of my people who
12:16knows where Sophia is. 6 years and she's
12:19been safe.
12:20>> Then checking won't cost you anything.
12:27>> Gus will take you home.
12:37Nice school. Everton's a long drive.
12:40Gus, two cars up to Ridge View now.
12:48It's me.
12:50I know. 6 years. Listen to me. Don't let
12:54her walk home this week. My people are
12:56outside the school. I'll explain.
13:07Somebody told the Costa's son 6 years
13:10and nobody knew. Did you tell the nurse
13:13about Sophia the school?
13:17>> Yes.
13:20>> You paid off her loan and she sent it
13:22back. I keep the books. I saw both.
13:26Smart girl.
13:28Then on Tuesday, the cost has paid it
13:30off. One of their companies have Gus
13:33check.
13:38>> It's real. Boss
13:43>> Costa's people made the payment. They
13:46did. I drove your cash over myself.
13:50>> You said nobody was going to go near the
13:52kid.
13:53>> And nobody will. Not once Luca stops
13:56being sentimental.
14:00Sunday dinner, you tell the table you
14:02saw the nurse with Costa's people.
14:06By Christmas, the families will want a
14:08man without a leash at the head of that
14:10table.
14:21>> You did it again. I told you to ask me.
14:24I didn't pay it. The Costas did. And
14:28they sent me this. Sophia's school.
14:35>> You're the only person I ever told about
14:37that school, Nina.
14:44>> You think I gave away where your
14:45daughter goes to school for a loan?
14:49I sent your money back, Luca. Why would
14:51I keep theirs?
14:55You get to be scared for her. You don't
14:57get to be scared of me.
15:02>> The second payment, I want it sent back.
15:05I don't care who it came from. It's not
15:06mine.
15:12>> If Luca didn't pay it, then who sent
15:16that guy outside my window?
15:22Tommy's awake. He's asking for you.
15:27>> Night before I got shot.
15:29I'm outside the princer's office. He's
15:32on with Joe Costa. Gives him a school up
15:36in Edmonton. I figured it was business.
15:41Then he sees me in the doorway. Says,
15:44"The kid heard me. Handle it."
15:49Next night they get me at the light.
15:54>> Who signed your forms?
15:57>> Me. A nurse held the killed bird. Nobody
15:59else was there.
16:05>> Arthur gave the costas that school
16:07before Nah ever got in your car.
16:12>> And he paid off that loan to hang it on
16:14her.
16:15>> He couldn't get past our guys at this
16:17door.
16:19So, he needed somebody to blame before
16:21Tommy wake up.
16:24>> I'm telling the cops, boss. They shot
16:26me.
16:31>> Then tell them everything and tell them
16:34where he'll be Sunday at 1:00.
16:38>> You want me to go get him?
16:40>> No.
16:42The families listen to Arthur. They hear
16:44it Sunday at the table in front of
16:47everybody.
16:49Ask the hospital for a secure room and
16:51an alias for Tommy.
16:53>> Hillary
16:54personally shipped.
16:58>> I was wrong. Sunday at my family's
17:01table, I stop hiding. You don't have to
17:03come. I'm asking.
17:07Gus is downstairs. If you don't want him
17:09there, wave him off.
17:22What's this?
17:25>> Let him up, Gus. He's bringing back my
17:27thermist.
17:32Name's Benny.
17:34Don't go tomorrow.
17:38>> Keep it. You're still coughing. And tell
17:41Mr. Marcheni I'm going.
17:44Mr. Martini is not my boss. Never was.
17:53>> Hey, that's Kane's driver.
18:00>> I thought Lucas sent him.
18:02>> Boss doesn't sends kids. He sends me.
18:12>> For six years,
18:14our boss has been hiding a daughter. You
18:17all know what I've always said.
18:21A man with a child is a man on a leash.
18:30>> I have one. Her name is Sophia.
18:34And somebody handed that child's school
18:36to the Kostas.
18:38Luca told that nurse where his daughter
18:40goes to school. The Costas paid off her
18:43loan on Tuesday. She's the traitor and I
18:46have a witness.
18:53Before anybody says a word, Thursday, I
18:57asked her the same thing and I was
18:59wrong.
19:01Everybody in this city reads my face.
19:04She's the only one who ever read my
19:05hands.
19:14Whatever happens at this table, I'm
19:17standing right here over the professor.
19:20Yes.
19:22>> Sit down, Luca. Let me
19:33paid in full twice. Once by him, once by
19:37somebody who wanted everybody at this
19:38table to see it. I sent them both back.
19:42Benny,
19:44you stood outside my window three nights
19:46running. You've still got my thermist.
19:49Tell them what you saw.
20:00Mr. Kane told me nobody would go near
20:02that little girl. He had me drive him up
20:05to Evon to look at her school.
20:08I drove the money for the nurs's loan to
20:10Costa's guy myself.
20:13And he told me to stand up here and say
20:15I saw this lady with Costa's people.
20:19I never did.
20:24What I saw was her carrying soup across
20:26the street to the guy who was spying on
20:28her.
20:32I'll drive you anywhere, Mr. Kane.
20:34I won't help you hurt a kid. And I won't
20:38lie about her.
20:42The boy's been sick all week. He doesn't
20:45know what he's saying.
20:48>> You told me you signed Tommy's forms,
20:50Arthur.
20:52He signed them himself.
20:56You pulled in at 4:40 to find out if he
20:58could still talk. He can.
21:06The night before they shot him, he heard
21:08you give Joe Costra that school
21:11a whole day before she ever sat in my
21:14car.
21:17The kid heard me handle it.
21:21So they shot Tommy at a red light,
21:25same as my daughter.
21:37Oldest rule there is, you don't touch
21:40the kids. Every family at this table
21:42looks after that little girl. Now Joe
21:45Costa hears it from me tonight.
21:47>> Cops.
21:52I'm not doing to you what you do to me.
21:54That's what changed.
22:14I put you in Sophia's seat
22:17and then I looked at you like you were a
22:19Costa
22:23and I was mad at you all week over a guy
22:25you never even sent.
22:28We're both bad at this.
22:32I'm not something you park somewhere
22:34safe, Luca.
22:36I've got a job, a mother, and a loan
22:39with my name on it. I'm keeping all
22:42three.
22:44>> Then I'll keep asking. You'll get sick
22:46of it.
22:48>> Then ask her.
22:52>> Sophia, you've been walking past her for
22:546 years.
23:00Sophie,
23:05her mother just called back. Sophia has
23:07been asking about the black car across
23:08the street every birthday since she was
23:10eight.
23:15Will you come with me?
23:17>> Front seat.
23:25It's not even her birthday.
23:28>> Good. You've sat through enough of
23:30those.
23:32>> I said I'd sit right here. I'm sitting
23:34right here. Faces lie. Hands don't. You
23:38want this?
23:50You're the black car.
23:54>> I'm the black car.
24:04>> Please just drive me home. I've been on
24:06my feet for 20 hours.
24:09Sophia says you're coming to her game
24:11Saturday. That's not a question. She's
24:13like you.
24:18>> You know you could sit in the back now.
24:21>> I get car sick.
24:23>> I know.
24:29>> That seat was hers. I'd like it to be
24:32yours, too.
24:35At least till she's old enough to fight
24:36you for it.
24:40I'm asking
24:52hours drive.
24:59>> 28 29 30 Shock him.
25:03>> We've got a rhythm.
25:07Thank you.
25:15>> Somebody else take bed for
25:18>> you just brought him back.
25:19>> Somebody else.
25:24>> Have we met?
25:27>> Reassign me, please.
25:31>> Three nurses called out sick. He's yours
25:33till 7.
25:35How's the star?
25:36>> Kowaskki's never turned down a patient.
25:43>> I'm sorry. I'm so sorry.
25:45>> Don't touch me.
25:476 years ago, a man collapsed on the Lake
25:49Street platform. He lay there 4 minutes.
25:5332 people walked around him. I've
25:56watched that video so many times. I know
25:58every face. You were number 17,
26:02brown coat.
26:06He was my father.
26:08>> Kowalsski, my office now.
26:17>> Repounded crime blah Luca Marchelli and
26:19her fianceé, an emergency nurse at Lake
26:21View General. That's you.
26:24>> I've read it.
26:28>> A nurse who picks her patients. And the
26:30papers say she picks mob bosses, too.
26:38Tonight you brought a man back and in
26:40the same breath you asked to be taken
26:42off him. Then you stood at his bed and
26:44told him he was number 17.
26:47>> I said it. Every word was true.
26:50>> That's the problem.
26:55One complaint from Mr. Prudy and it runs
26:58right next to this.
27:00The board picks a new chief medical
27:02officer next month.
27:06My name's on the list. I'm not having
27:08the mob nurse in the news that week.
27:14I've already called the nursing
27:15supervisor.
27:18You're off patient care until a review
27:20on Friday. You finish this shift on the
27:23desk.
27:25Your next shift, you're on the nurse
27:27advice line. the phones.
27:32>> You wanted somebody else on bed four.
27:33You got it.
27:42After the cath, he goes up to CCU. You
27:45stay off that floor and you don't go
27:47near Mr. Prudit.
27:58your hands.
28:00>> One of the 32. He coded on me last
28:03night. I brought him back.
28:07>> Give me his name.
28:09>> He's my patient. That's all he gets to
28:11be.
28:13>> Was
28:15Dr. Ward took me off patients till
28:17Friday. There's a review. I can't go
28:19near him.
28:22May I talk to this ward?
28:25>> No.
28:26>> May I get you a lawyer?
28:30>> Kowalsskis pay their own way.
28:33>> I know. I had to ask.
28:3820 says she's in that man's room before
28:40Friday. She's not allowed in that room.
28:43That's why it's 20.
28:49Pier, you eat, then you sleep. Three
28:52months to the wedding and you look like
28:53a ghost.
28:55>> Mom, you just worked all night.
28:57>> So did you. Sit.
29:00One of them came in last night. 17.
29:03Brown coat.
29:10Did you take care of him?
29:12>> I brought him back. Then I asked for
29:14somebody else.
29:21Your father would have wanted to see his
29:23face. Dad got two more years. Every
29:27minute nobody helped him cost him heart
29:29muscle.
29:3432 people walked away from him. I don't
29:37need to see one of them again.
29:48You have rever
29:51>> chest pain and it's going down your left
29:54arm. Ma'am, hang up and call 911 right
29:57now. Don't drive yourself
30:11>> 12. Is he okay?
30:15He's been sleepy since the calath. It's
30:16the meds. Nine's crashing and we're
30:18short again.
30:20>> When was he last normal?
30:22>> 1:40. He asked me for juice.
30:32>> I don't walk past.
30:38Mr. Puit, squeeze my hands.
30:42Smile for me.
30:48What? What?
30:51>> Stroke alert. CCU 12. Last known well
30:54140. This is Nina Kowski.
30:57>> What we got?
30:59>> Right- sided weakness, slurred speech.
31:00Last known well 140. He had a cath
31:02yesterday. He's still on a Hepin drip.
31:05Then no TPE. CT and CTA. If it's a big
31:08clot, straight to IR. Go.
31:13Just
31:18>> squeeze.
31:20Good. Again.
31:30>> CCU12 postcad stroke overnight. The
31:33stroke page came to me. I came in and
31:34took him down to IR myself. Vessel open
31:37at 3:20. He's moving his right hand this
31:39morning.
31:41Good catch, Phillip. That's why your
31:44name's on the list.
31:46>> Thank you.
31:50>> One more thing. A nurse under review
31:52walked into that patient's room last
31:54night against a direct order. That goes
31:56into Friday's review.
32:00>> Nurse Kowalsski, Friday, 9:00 a.m.
32:04>> Yes, ma'am.
32:11The page came to you because I called it
32:18>> then didn't say so on Friday
32:20>> and explain what you were doing in his
32:21room.
32:28>> I went in.
32:32>> He took credit for the save and he's
32:35writing me up for it.
32:38Did you tell them it was you?
32:42>> I broke the order. I answer for that
32:44first.
32:45>> May I?
32:46>> No.
32:50>> I was going to say, may I drive you to
32:52the review?
32:55>> Yes.
33:00>> Nobody's called for you, Mr. Prud.
33:02Anyone we should call?
33:03>> Nobody to call.
33:06The nurse with the shaking hands. Where?
33:11>> Kowalsski.
33:12>> She's not allowed on this floor.
33:14>> Friday. She answers for walking into
33:16your room last night.
33:19>> She saved.
33:22>> Dr. Ward says he did.
33:25>> Friday. What time?
33:28>> 9.
33:29>> Today's
33:30>> Thursday the 12th.
33:33Saturday's the 14th.
33:39>> You want to tell them yourself,
33:46>> Dr. Ward?
33:48>> Three things all on the record.
33:51Wednesday, she asked to be taken off a
33:53patient she just resuscitated.
33:56At his bedside, she told him he was
33:58number 17.
34:00And that night she walked into his room
34:03against a direct order.
34:07>> Nurse Kowalsski,
34:09did you go into that room?
34:12>> Yes.
34:14Pull the stroke alert log. It keeps the
34:16time, the phone, and the name of whoever
34:19called it.
34:26Stroke alert. 207 a.m. CCU12 bedside
34:31phone called in by Nina Kowski RN
34:34attending paged at 209. Dr. Ward
34:40I called CCU from home and told him to
34:42page stroke. She just happened to be in
34:44the room.
34:48>> Neurology gave him 10 minutes.
34:50>> She was at the glass alone, her hands
34:56shaking.
34:57Then she came in. She came back.
35:03>> He had a stroke yesterday. He doesn't
35:05know what he saw.
35:08>> Then pull the CU phone log.
35:14>> No outside calls to CEU between 1:40 and
35:17207. The first one came from your cell,
35:19Philillip. 214.
35:225 minutes after the page.
35:28Walking into a room to call a stroke
35:30alert isn't insubordination.
35:32It's the job.
35:34Good catch, nurse Kowalsski. You're back
35:37on the floor tomorrow night.
35:43Dr. Ward, until the board reviews this,
35:47you don't go near a patient and the vote
35:49waits.
35:53>> You were right, doctor.
35:55I do pick my patients. I picked him at
35:58207.
36:03>> Kowalsski.
36:04>> Yes.
36:04>> Henry Kowalsski's girl.
36:10>> How do you know his name?
36:16>> You read the papers. Everybody read the
36:18papers.
36:27He knew your father's name.
36:30>> It was in the papers.
36:32>> A man who walked past your father had
36:35himself wheeled into that room a day
36:37after a stroke for you.
36:41>> Guilt.
36:43>> May I see the video?
36:52Dad goes down here. 612 and 11 seconds.
36:551 2 3 17. Brown coat. He looks right at
37:00him. He keeps walking.
37:02>> Play it again. Don't watch his face.
37:06>> That's my line.
37:08>> You taught me. Watch his hand.
37:159 1
37:18>> No, he walked. I've watched him walk a
37:21thousand times. You've watched his face
37:22a thousand times.
37:24>> Everybody's on a phone.
37:27>> Then find out who called.
37:34>> Mom, do you still have the call?
37:38>> I came from the cemetery. March 14th.
37:42Your father called it his second
37:43birthday.
37:46After his surgery, your father asked the
37:49city for the 9-w call. He wanted to
37:52thank whoever made it.
37:55They sent the recording.
37:57No name.
37:59He played it every March. You never
38:02wanted to hear it.
38:05I didn't want to hear those four
38:06minutes.
38:09He never watched your video. He said he
38:12didn't care who walked away, only who
38:14called. Our
38:19records show one call for this incident.
38:22One.
38:26A man fell. Lake Street. The platform.
38:29He's gray. He's not breathing right. I
38:31don't know. CPR. I'm sorry. I'm so
38:34sorry. Please hurry.
38:37>> Sir, can you stay with him? Sir.
38:42>> 612 and 51. 40 seconds after dad went
38:45down.
38:50The ambulance got there in four minutes
38:52because he called at 40 seconds. Your
38:55father used to say he didn't walk past
38:58me, Dorca. He just didn't know how to
39:01stay.
39:03All this time I hated him and dad was
39:06trying to thank him.
39:11>> Brown coat. There was a man in a brown
39:14coat at your father's funeral, back row.
39:17He left before the end. And every March
39:2114th, red carnations on his grave.
39:25I always thought it was the bus union.
39:28This morning, for the first time, there
39:30weren't any.
39:33>> Because he's in my hospital.
39:36>> I want to see him.
39:38>> Let me go first.
39:43CCU short again. I need a float.
39:46>> I'll float. Give me 12.
39:49>> You sure?
39:50>> I'm sure.
40:01>> You called?
40:03>> Colin isn't helping.
40:06I was late for my shift. They'd written
40:09me up twice.
40:11I didn't know what to do with my hands,
40:14so I called and I kept walking.
40:20That's what's on your video.
40:22That's what I am.
40:25The papers called us the 32. I'm one of
40:28the 32.
40:32I read your father was looking for
40:34whoever called.
40:36I didn't think the man who kept walking
40:38deserved to thank you. the Carnations.
40:42>> Every year on that day, this year I was
40:46in here.
40:48>> Have we met? You asked me that.
40:51>> Your father's funeral. You spoke.
40:56>> I stood in the back. I couldn't I
40:59couldn't walk up to your mother.
41:01>> And when I said 17, you didn't deny it.
41:05>> You were right. I was number 17.
41:13Your father, what what was he like?
41:20>> Stubborn,
41:22fixed buses for the city for 30 years.
41:26He could look at a driver's hands and
41:27tell you who'd slept and who hadn't.
41:34>> I stared at your face for six years. I
41:36never once looked at your hands.
41:40that first night. Don't touch me. I'm
41:44sorry. I judge people too fast. I always
41:47have.
41:48>> You had every right.
41:52>> My mother wants to meet you.
41:54>> No. No. She shouldn't have to look at
41:58me.
41:59>> That's not your call. Not this time.
42:08Mrs. Kowansky, I'm Earl. Earluit. I I I
42:12walked past your husband.
42:16>> He played your voice every March. Two
42:19years. He wanted to shake this hand. You
42:24gave me two more years with him.
42:28>> He saw Nah get her ER badge. He danced
42:31with me at our 35th anniversary.
42:34I walked past him. I walked.
42:36>> You called. Then you came back. Every
42:40march 31 walked past and never looked
42:44back.
42:46Henrik always said, "Faces lie, hands
42:48don't."
42:54>> I didn't know how to stay. I didn't I
42:58didn't know how.
43:03So learn. My daughter teaches Saturdays.
43:13>> Somebody goes down in front of you, two
43:15things. You call and you stay. Push hard
43:19and fast till help gets there.
43:21>> Two.
43:28>> 30 pushes. I'll count.
43:3228 29 30.
43:36>> Next time I stay.
43:39>> Next time you stay.
43:56Ma'am, the bride's family rides in back.
44:02Kovanskis, sit up front.
44:07>> Don't you get car sick back here?
44:10>> Not today.
44:13>> 20 says the boss cries first.
44:16>> 50 says you do.
44:32Front row. Earl,
44:34>> I belong in the back.
44:36>> You came back. That's front row.
45:17Thank you.

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