You think Antonio would be willing to-
Investigate a city alderman?
Who is skimming money off a charity.
A character in Chicago Fire
You think Antonio would be willing to-
Investigate a city alderman?
Who is skimming money off a charity.
Herrmann, did you try and rig it by making Jimmy look like a bum so we'd all get fleeced?
Yes.
See this is why I don't bet on sports.
Also, you don't understand them.
Why can't we vote online yet? They do in Canada. Some parts, anyway.
They do a lot of strange things in some parts of Canada.
Oh Oh, Alderman Casey!
Alderman Casey, Alderman Casey.
Electrical pole in my backyard blocks my view. Anything you can do?
Alderman Casey, I have a pothole the size of Lake Michigan on my street.
Uh, some guy keeps pissing in the elevator in my and Cruz's building.
Okay. All right. You guys feel free to write all that down and leave it on my desk.
Oh, hey, check it out. "New alderman for the 52nd ward, Matthew Casey."
Oh, "Casey with his wife by his side."
Ha! It Actually says wife. Damn, did I miss my own wedding?
Well, I would have invited you, but you get so rowdy at parties.
Ooh, Alderman speaks the truth.
I'd kill to miss my wedding. Speaking of, anybody want to write some vows?
Hey, I got a smokin' dress for that wedding. You better make it good.
I'm going to walk you to school.
I don't need a babysitter.
I know you don't. But I'm still walking you to school.
I've been going about this trying to solve it like an alderman. Now, I'm going to handle it like a man.
What're you going to do?
I'm going to walk him to school.
Al Nelson, I'm with the Board of Ethics. I'm here to discuss the bribe you received.
I didn't realize the Board of Ethics would be involved.
No? Do you know what the Board of Ethics does?
You either go get her and make this right for good, or you leave her the hell alone.
You want to intimidate someone, Antonio, take it back to the 21st. If you're just giving advice then I can tell you, I don't want it.
[Dawson and Casey have been interviewing babysitters for Louie but have yet to decide on one.]
You don't think Louie deserves the best?
I just think we should find him a sitter before he turns 18.
[In Casey's office]
What am I doing?
[confused] What?
What's the purpose?
Okay, you're gonna have to help me out here.
This morning, the girl I had a very nice time with is in the bathroom, and I realize I can't remember her name. It is Jessica? Is it Jennifer? And so I slyly look in her purse, and see if I can find her driver's license.
[chuckles] She caught you.
She thought I was ripping her off.
Noooo. Oh, so what was it? Jennifer? Jessica?
I don't know. I don't know! I'm serious, man. What am I doing?
Uh, everything that everyone else wishes they could do.
You know what I felt today as I got blasted in the head by a fireball? Nothing.
Let's get away. Boys' fishing trip someplace warm. Beers, cigars, and a boat. Get the hell out of Chicago and recharge our batteries.
Wait, we're actually married.
So said the judge.
That makes me so happy.
Me too.
Makes me think we can get through anything.
Good, because we can.
Hey, I know you got the Alderman thing, and that pretty much keeps your hands full, but you ever wanna be a chief?
Not gunning for it, but down the road, sure. You?
I don't know. Lot of responsibility.
Sometimes when you're a chief, you just got to suck it up and nod yes.
[smirks] Doesn't sound much different than when you're a lieutenant.
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