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.