:09:04
l wanted to thank you.
You did a great thing for my guy.
:09:07
Listen, it's-- No, not you.
:09:09
This is one hell of a doctor, l tell you.
:09:11
She knows, she knows.
:09:17
Good. Thank you very much then.
Thank you.
:09:20
Tara, can you get Mrs. Gomez
up to the pulmonary unit? Excuse me.
:09:25
-You need anything, call me.
-Will do.
:09:27
-l owe you one.
-Sure.
:09:28
Anytime. Name's Stone, as in Sharon.
:09:40
Listen, they only gave me one room.
:09:42
Yes, l know. But you knew
the other guy was in much worse shape.
:09:46
-They'll both make it.
-You didn't know that.
:09:48
l did.
:09:49
Look, you made a moral choice,
not a medical one. l guess l'm just....
:09:53
-l'm surprised, that's all.
-Hang on. Wait.
:09:56
This is New York. Gunshot wounds
aren't entirely unfamiliar to me.
:10:01
My opinion was
that they were both stable.
:10:03
l wanted two ORs, l didn't get them.
l had to choose.
:10:07
On my right, l see a cop with his wife
in the hallway, and pictures of his kids.
:10:11
On my left, a guy who pulled
a gun on a city bus.
:10:14
l had ten seconds to make a choice.
l had to make it.
:10:18
l hope l did the right thing. l think l did.
:10:25
Oh, shit.
:10:28
Maybe l didn't, l don't know.
:10:31
Listen, l'm sorry. l'm just....
:10:35
lt's okay, it's okay.
:10:38
You may well be right and l appreciate it.
:10:41
l will resign first thing in the morning.
:10:46
That's fair.
:10:49
Good night.
:10:52
Look, Jodie?
:10:55
Are you doing second shift tomorrow?
:10:57
Yeah, why?
:10:59
Well, it's just l have to...