Was just talking to Shay and she told me the good news.
Your new apartment. Sounds tight.
No problem. She did say it was a three-bedroom and you guys might be looking for a third roommate to, uh, defray the costs.
[he and Mouch rush over to Otis and Severide] Hey! Yo, Otis! We agreed we were gonna come to him together.
Why do you even need a new place, Cruz? Your apartment isn't bad.
You spend a night in my neighborhood lulled to sleep by gunfire.
You try living two doors down from my mother.
Severide, this is exactly the kind of drama you won't have to deal with if you choose a mellow mature roommate.
Guys, it's just an apartment. You haven't even seen the place.
I can come by right after shift.
Listen, this isn't cheerleader tryouts. You guys need to work this out amongst yourselves. [sees Boden] Chief! You got a minute? [quickly walks away]
[to Boden about the arsonist] You told him he wasn't worthy of this house so he's trying to prove you wrong, show you that he's smarter than you are and he isn't gonna stop until someone's dead.
Why are you two so eager to move in with Shay and Severide anyway?
The "residual" tale, Mouch.
Ok, between Severide and Shay, think about how many beautiful women are gonna be parading through the apartment.
Imagine it. Severide is at the bar chatting up some babe, she's got a friend. Friend doesn't have to stop there. He'll say, oh let's take this back to my place where we can hang out with my awesome roommate Joe.
If you're gonna engage in a battle of wills with an eleven-year-old, you're gonna loose.
I Isabella
[shaking Mouch's hand] Nice. Firm grip. Nobody ever won an election with clammy hands.
The secret is, I wiped my palm on my pants.
You wanna go to Defcon 5, game day? I can go to Defcon 5.
Defcon 5 is actually the lowest level.
Go home, Herrmann, you've been on your feet all day. I'll finish cleaning up.
Thanks Dawson. Maybe I'll go pour myself a nice big tall glass of antifreeze.
I know the guys in that house. They're good firefighters in a community that depends on them. My question to you is, is it a problem house or is there a problem chief?
JH Jay Halstead
We got to be really careful going forward. Okay?
Oh, yeah. I'm, like, a hostile witness now? Or what's the deal?
[laughs] I'm just saying, don't tell anyone, all right, until we make the pinch, because if Arthur finds out I'm a cop, then I'm a dead cop.
There aren't many things I hate more than unsolicited advice.
S Spellman
Aren't you in the middle of an election, Randall? You really think this is a good idea?
Beat it. [hands Spellman a pink slip]
S Spellman
[looks to Severide and Casey] Lieutenants, this how you lead your men?
[Severide and Casey produce pink slips, Spellman storms out of the lounge to Chief Boden's office.]
[Mills is handing out wellness test results to the men.]
Greg Sullivan can kiss my able-bodied ass.
Hold up, this can't be right. Herrmann has 1% less body fat than me?
Why are you so mystified? 'Cause I got a couple years on you?
[scoffs jokingly] A couple?
You know what? [takes off his shirt] Suck on this!
GD Griffin Darden
Is someone else wearing my dad's coat now?
Uh, no. Nobody else is wearing it. It was, um it was damaged in the fire.
G Griffin
That's what I figured.
He's still a very big part of this house.
G Griffin
Yeah, everyone keeps saying that.
In Iraq we were under-equipped most of the time, so we had to make do with what we had.
Yeah, I read about some of the "MacGyvering" you guys did to upgrade gear.
Last thing you want is to get caught with your pants down. I guess that's the reason why I like what we do. Firefighting needs three things to survive: water, common sense and balls.
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