501
. . .and here I was, sick,
drunk, flat on my ass. . .

502
. . .bringing you down.

503
Maybe the two of you,
it could've been different somehow.

504
I didn't stay for you.

505
This is who I am.

506
This place.
This is where I belong.

507
She came back because she found out
she belonged here too.

508
She chose for herself.

509
God, I loved her for that.

510
So did I.

511
Now you choose. Choose. . .

512
. . .between yesterday and tomorrow.
Pick one.

513
Stick with it.

514
And I will shut up. . .

515
. . .and leave you alone.

516
''So you'll always know where you are. . .

517
. . .and where home is.

518
Love, Theresa. ''

519
You heading for blue water?

520
Yes, sir.

521
Well, you know what you're doing.

522
Got it all figured out.

523
Hey, bud.

524
Time to get up.

525
Another day.

526
They call him the Mayor of 43rd.

527
He's so sweet. He knows everyone.
Helps people.

528
The point is, it's his
70th birthday.

529
Theresa, there's a phone call
for you.

530
Can you take a message?

531
It's urgent.

532
Excuse me.

533
You better take it in my office.

534
Is it Jase?

535
Hey, girl.

536
l better...

537
...get this said
while l can still talk.

538
There was a boat, Theresa,
offshore in trouble.

539
A family, there was three of them.

540
Garret tried....

541
Well, he tried to help, and....

542
lt's bad. He went down.

543
What do you mean?

544
He went in after them.

545
He got two of them.
But he went down, Theresa.

546
l am so sorry.

547
That's all l got now.

548
Bye.

549
Oh, my God.

550
Hard times.