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| Ferro's Pledge "Joe Ferro calls his niece" Hudson Yards (1116, 0357) |
GIRL: Uncle Joe? Is that you? JOE FERRO: Yeah sweetheart, it's me. How are you, kiddo? GIRL: I'm good. JOE FERRO: Mommy and Daddy feeling okay? GIRL: Yeah… but we've been sitting at home for days, Uncle Joe. It's boring. JOE FERRO: I bet it is, kiddo. Hey, listen, I want to tell you something. You know how sometimes Uncle Joe is on the radio? GIRL: Yeah? JOE FERRO: Well, it might be that I'll be on the radio again soon. Or that people will talk about me there. And they might say things that aren't true. GIRL: Okay... JOE FERRO: Whatever they may say, I want you to know… I want you to remember that - that I only ever wanted you to be safe. Everything I'm doing, all the good and bad, is so you could be safe. Okay? GIRL: Okay. JOE FERRO:That's my girl. Gotta go now. I love you. | |
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| Ferro's Thoughts "Jeo Ferro calls a radio show and shares his thoughts on the crisis" Hell's Kitchen (1786, 0862) |
RADIO HOST: Sounds like we have an old timer on the line, Joseph Ferro! Hey Joe, what's your take on the "Dollar Flu"? JOE FERRO: I think it really shows how vulnerable this country is. I mean, how stupid do you have to be to not go to the hospital when you're sick as a dog? We've got people going to work, to the supermarket, even to the god damn movies, infecting thousands of other people outta pure ignorance. I'm telling you, this is gonna blow up big time, just because most people are too damn stupid to realize what's going on. There's no one with the balls - not the government, not nobody - and the brains to do what's gotta be done to keep this from spreading. RADIO HOST: Sorry to cut you off there, Joe. Thanks, as always, for your thoughts. | |
| Assignments "Joe Ferro hands out assignments to the Cleaners" Clinton (1914, 0976) |
JOE FERRO: Alright guys, new set of assignments for you today. Martinez! MARTINEZ: Yes sir. JOE FERRO: Take your guys over to the Hudson Yards, and bring one of the tankers. Kosinki found a shantytown there that might require some crowd control. Make sure they don't run. Rogan! ROGAN: Yeah. JOE FERRO: There's a residential building uptown for you in Hell's Kitchen. It's pretty big, so make sure to cover the exits so no one gets out. There's a truck ready for you as well, but don't go crazy. I don't wanna hear that you've burned the whole block down or nothing. Okay? ROGAN: You got it. JOE FERRO: The rest of you, stick to your patrol routes. You never know what might be creeping back, even if you cleared it out yesterday. Now… let's go to work! | |
| Eulogy "Joe Ferro holds a eulogy for a fallen compatriot" Clinton (2205, 1168) |
JOE FERRO: Anton was a good man. I've known him since he joined the team, six years ago. He was always a hard worker, a loving husband, and a proud father. His daughters looked up to him and saw what many of us did - a hero. Even when facing his personal losses, Anton knew he could stay strong and be part of something bigger. He knew he has a responsibility to step forward and do what he could. And for that we thank him, and remember him, as an example should all follow. Amen. | |
| Propagation "Cleaner's recording of a radio show on viruses" Clinton (2076, 0882) |
CLEANER 1: You got to give it to Ferro. When he says he wants something done, he gets it done. CLEANER 2: What I like is that he's out there doing it with us. I had this shop boss once, never left the freaking office. Ferro, he's out on the streets. CLEANER 1: Yeah, and he gets his hands dirty. Never asks a guy to do what he won't do himself. CLEANER 2: Ain't that the truth. He got himself a little bit of a temper though, you gotta watch that. He gets pissed really easy if you question the mission. CLEANER 1: Yeah, I guess you could say he's a kind of a... hothead? Haha, You get it? You see what I did there? Ah, screw you. I thought it was funny. | |
| DCD Report "Cleaner's recording of a DCD report on the radio" Clinton (1818, 0638) |
REPORTER: Disturbing news today out of the Disease Control Department, which released a new report today on the so-called "Green Poison". With me in the studio, I have Dr. Eliza Franklin of the DCD. Doctor, what exactly does this mean? DR. ELIZA FRANKLIN: Well, the current infection rate is a lot more aggressive than we expected, and the incubation time a lot shorter. So all we've got is guesses. REPORTER: How many people getting sick are we talking here? DR. ELIZA FRANKLIN: Given current trends, we could be seeing a threefold increase by the end of the week. REPORTER: That much? DR. ELIZA FRANKLIN: The good thing is that we have plenty of samples, and a global team collaborating on a potential vaccine. But we're racing the clock. | |
| Infrastructure "JTF personnel discussing status of infrastructure" Times Square (1873, 1290) |
COORDINATOR: How's the power grid holding up? ENGINEER: The grid's fine. I understand we got a severely reduced load these days. Water, on the other hand, is a whole different can of worms. COORDINATOR: And why is that? ENGINEER: Because we got a broken water main uptown, which means we're mostly relying on water towers and whatever's already been funneled through. It's not gonna last very long and we'd need a full week and a ton of equipment we ain't got to do the repairs. COORDINATOR: We don't have a week. The supplies are already running short. Hospitals are already overloaded, and if we don't keep clean water flowing, we're going to see secondary outbreaks. The whole system's under way too much stress. ENGINEER: You think I don't know that? But half my crew is down. I don't got gear or gas to run it - you get me help or I can't do this. COORDINATOR: Yeah. I'll see what I can do. | |
| Heroes "Joe Ferro holds a speech to rally the Cleaners" Times Square (2268, 1434) |
JOE FERRO: I'm telling you, what I'm seeing here are the bravest men and women I've ever seen in my life. We've all lost someone, but you're still willing to stand up and hear me out. And I've got one simple thing to tell you, one truth the government refuses to recognize - the sick are already dead. The moment they get infected, they've got a death sentence. The only thing they can do from there is spread the disease further. That's why we're standing here today, without our families, without our children. Because we understand what it's gonna cost to save this city and this country, and we're willing to pay that price. Nobody else will, and people will die because of that. But you all, the ones making the hard choice right now, you ask me? You're all goddamn heroes. | |
| Fire "Joe Ferro holds speech and tells the audience what they can do" Times Square (2280, 1291) |
JOE FERRO: This is not rocket science. You don't need a degree from some fancy college to understand exactly what's going on here. This virus is gonna continue to spread as long as there are infected people walking around. Now you can put up all the fences and checkpoints you want, but that's not gonna stop a virus. You want to kill it, you have to burn it. Destroy it completely, and before it can spread. Now. We have the equipment we need to take care of this, and the guts to do what nobody else has the sack to. It's not gonna be easy, and they're not gonna understand we're doing this for the greater good. But when it's over and we've stopped this thing, right here, they'll thank us. | |
| Pharmacy "Two Cleaners raiding an abandoned pharmacy" Times Square (2044, 1284) |
CLEANER 1: Oh, man, my lungs are killing me. Are these filters even working? CLEANER 2: Just grab what you need and move it. We don't have time for this. CLEANER 1: Oh, shit, they really clean this place out. There's hardly anything left. CLEANER 2: Yeah, I know. It's like we're in the middle of the disaster or something. CLEANER 1: At least they left some cough drops..."Lozenge". What's a lozenge? Do you eat that? CLEANER 2: Would you just grab whatever so we can get out of here? Oh, and if see you any of those little snack cakes, grab them, too. | |