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- [PHONE RINGING]

- And that's your solution?

Well, it's that or expulsion.

What's wrong with naming

the baby after your dad?

He doesn't deserve it.

My dad doesn't care

about that kind of stuff.

STEVE:
Your dad loves you.

He just doesn't know

how to express it.

- He's had a tough year.

- LISA:
Well, I don't care.

He needs to learn

it's not all about him.

STEVE:

He's still coming to terms.

It happened so fast.

LISA:
Seven months?

STEVE:
In a 30-year marriage.

I know to us,

- seven months felt like...

- LISA:
Like a lifetime?

Yeah, it was. Hers!

He couldn't accept

the diagnosis, Lisa.

Talking is not

your dad's best skill,

you know that.

It was like talking about it

made it real for him.

LISA:
But it was real.

It was chemo and radiation

and pain.

And losing her hair?

God, Steve, the day she died,

he even looked surprised!

Look, I married a cop.

I know the drill.

You put on the badge

and the gun,

and you head out the door.

Not knowing

if you're coming home.

And you leave us behind

with a smile and little wave

and all that terror.

And we suck it up.

We deal with it. We cope.

But when she needed him

to do the same for her,

he failed.

Right till the very end,

he made her be the strong one.

I'm not gonna be like that,

okay?

I'm gonna be right here with you

every step of the way,

with you and little Sarah.

Or little Suzie.

Georgina?

I love you both.

You're my whole life.

You're gonna be a great dad.

[CAR HORN HONKING]

- That's your father.

- Of course it is.

[CAR HORN HONKING]

STEVE:
Hey,

what's happening, Mike?

- Well, you know, same old sh*t.

- [ENGINE STARTING]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

[BEEPING]

[DOOR LOCK BUZZING]

[INDISTINCT CHATTER ON RADIO]

Hey, listen, you're not gonna

believe what I just found out.

Is everything all right?

Lisa's pregnant.

- Wow!

- Yeah.

- Wow!

- [STEVE CHUCKLES]

- Wow. Well, that's, that's...

- Yeah.

- some news.

- Mm.

Oh, yeah.

I'm happy for you guys.

Thanks, Mike. Thank you. That...

that means a lot.

Hey, you should give her a call.

Just one call.

She'd love to hear from you.

- [SCANNER BEEPING]

- [FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING]

So how do we look?

I have 1.36 million.

Perfect like always.

Thank you, Judith.

Thanks, Randall.

Look, we open in two,

so let's keep up the good work.

If you start to get low,

call me over

before you run out of cash,

not after.

- MAN:
Got it, Randall.

- Let's have a great day.

[GUNS COCK]

- How many 223 rounds total?

- Fifty-two hundred.

It's good.

More likely we won't need

to use it. Get it packed up.

- Yeah.

- Here you go.

Yeah, sitting here,

enjoying my coffee.

Yeah.

Yeah.

[INDISTINCT CHATTER]

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