Shot
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[gunshot]
[bird caws]
[gunshots]
Let me play that back.
I can fix this.
If I just add a little bit bass
and a little bit of reverb,
I can make those gunshots pop.
[louder gunshots]
Better, yes?
MAN:
Better is gettingthis job done by Sunday.
[vibrating]
Uh.
MAN:
Can you make that work?Uh, that's not a problem.
In fact, I can have this up on
- Just do it.
- Done.
Poof.
Magic.
36 hours to do five
days worth of work.
No problem.
Down you go, f*ggot.
Punk ass Miguel.
Where's our money, loser?
Get off, man!
What is this?
"Maricon," say it!
Say it.
Maricon, get off.
Let's go, before
he starts crying.
Go home, little girl!
Are you OK?
He threatened to shoot me!
Did you threaten to shoot her?
You can't believe
a word she says.
She's just after my money.
Because that's
all you care about.
OK, here's what
you need to consider.
Do you want to
resolve your issues,
or do you want to make war?
[music playing]
What up, cuz?
Nothing.
You the one who shot 'em down?
Did you know
that there are more
citizens than in the wild?
How'd it go with suits?
Great.
Really great.
They totally dig what we're
doing, what I'm doing.
In fact, thank you very much,
I have to work all weekend.
What else is new?
Just print and sign where
it says print and sign.
I don't know what the rush
is with this separate checking
account stuff.
I thought we were gonna take a
little time and think about it.
Rush?
You said you were gonna
move your things out
three weeks ago, and have you?
I said I would do it.
I will do it.
I don't wanna do it.
I think we've established that
you don't know what you want,
but you can do this
[pen clicking]
You know what that is?
It's the sound of your
biological clock ticking.
OK.
But just so you know, I am not
just packing an overnight bag.
I will be taking
the Chagall poster.
- What?
- Yeah.
- Oh no.
- And the espresso machine.
No, you are not taking
the Chagall poster.
- No?
- It stays exactly where it is.
And you gave me that
espresso machine.
Mark, you gave that to me.
You know, let's not do this.
Right.
Let's not do this.
Come on.
Mark.
Whoa.
No one's gonna mess
with you if you have this.
Where'd you get that?
Do you want it or not?
We can still make this work.
How are we gonna
make it work when
you can't even sit still long
enough to have a conversation?
Because I love you.
[gun c*cks]
Cool, huh?
It's not even loaded.
[gunshot]
Mark?
Dude, get the
f*** out of here!
MAN:
Hey, ma'am,is he all right?
Mark?
Are you OK?
Yeah.
Can you help me up?
You're bleeding.
OK, just somebody help!
We need help over here!
What happened?
I think he got shot.
I can't... why can't I move?
Ask inside if
there's a doctor.
I gotta get up.
No, don't move, don't move!
OK, I'm not.
I'm not.
MAN:
You gotta put pressureto stop the bleeding.
All right.
An ambulance is
on its way, right?
I just called 911.
MAN:
You gotta elevate his leg.MAN:
You gotta sit'em up, so he doesn't
bleed out from his chest.
You don't move them.
You don't wanna hurt their back.
Oh, f***!
Right.
MAN:
No doctors in there.It'll be OK.
Just hold on, OK?
I need air.
Can you just...
Back up.
Please, back up, OK?
Please, just move!
Here, use this.
Great.
You're gonna be OK.
All right?
I got this.
Just stay calm, OK?
And just breathe in.
Hold on.
I can fix this.
No
Breathe.
Just hold on.
We need to rewind.
I don't think
he's gonna make it.
Don't listen to them.
I don't wanna die.
You're not gonna die.
There's a will.
It's on my computer.
We won't need it.
I didn't mean
to hurt that guy.
PHOEBE:
All that mattersis that you keep breathing.
God, just help
me and help him.
[grunting]
I'm good.
I'll get it.
No, I'm... I'm OK.
[siren wailing faintly]
PHOEBE:
Did you hear that?That's my job.
I hear things.
You're gonna make it.
Mark?
[siren wailing]
[mumbling]
Mark?
Mark?
[sounds skipping]
That's not quite right.
Stay with me.
Hey, Mark?
[kettle whistling]
[siren wailing]
POLICEMAN:
All right, people.Please clear out.
Sir, the ambulance
POLICEWOMAN:
People,don't go anywhere, OK?
We need to ascertain
what happened here, OK?
Stand by if you saw anything.
We're gonna need to talk.
OK, make way, people.
MAN:
Hey, what happened?Someone shot him.
How many times?
I think it was one shot.
I've been keeping
pressure on the wound.
OK, well, you
can step aside now.
Well, he's bleeding.
We're gonna take
care of that, OK?
But I'm his wife.
OK.
POLICEMAN:
Come on, folks.Help us out.
Did anybody see anything?
All right, what's
your name, buddy?
Hey, can you see me?
Yeah, I can see you.
Hey, what's your name?
Mark Newman.
All right, Mark Newman.
You know where you are?
Yes.
Answer the question, please.
[inaudible]
My man.
All right, where does it hurt?
The back, my chest.
Pick up the phone, Juan!
[inaudible]
How many times were you shot?
I only see the
one entry wound.
Yeah, I told you
it was just one shot.
Phoebs.
Hey, relax, man.
We're just trying to
find out what happened.
Sorry.
All right, there we go.
Yeah, one exit wound.
All right.
We'll secure that.
Did you hit your head?
I don't... I don't think so.
OK, you feel any pain here?
No.
What about here?
No.
All right.
Can you wiggle your
fingers for me?
And your toes?
Your body's in shock.
The body has a
tendency to shut down,
so we immobilized your neck
to protect your spine, OK?
You on any meds?
Heart condition?
[inaudible] Stay with me, buddy.
Hey, you have any allergies?
PHOEBE:
Antibiotics.It starts with a C. Sh*t.
One, two, three.
I got him.
Whoa.
All right.
Is there anyone
else we can contact
about other health information?
Relatives?
There's his mom.
All right, you wanna call her?
Bad idea.
PHOEBE:
She's notvery good at crisis.
JONES:
Neither is mine.All right.
All right, you guys.
All right.
Three, one, two.
Let's step out.
Three.
One, two, three.
Could you move?
Let me do my job.
You do yours.
Got forensics on the way.
I got you.
Ready.
All right.
Pick it up, pick it up.
Careful.
I wanna go with him.
Can I stay with him?
Get in.
Over there.
Unit 52, go for St. Joseph's.
[radio chatter]
Patient is a caucasian male,
You got that?
Possible internal bleeding.
I said, you got it?
MAN (ON RADIO):
Got it.[inaudible]
JONES:
96 over 7.GARCIA:
96 over 70.Limited movement in
lower extremities.
Good movement in upper.
[radio chatter]
Hang in there.
[siren wailing]
[grunting]
I need more air.
All right, we'll
take care of it, buddy.
We're gonna try to relieve
the pressure from your chest,
all right?
[grunting]
There we go.
[screaming]
There you go.
Vital signs show
some decompression.
Any better, Mark?
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