[ Birds chirping ]
-Excuse me.
A-Are you a fireman here?
-Yes, ma'am.
-Where do I go for the birthday setup?
-Oh. Uh, just talk to Connie in the main office.
So it's through that door, make a left, all the way down.
[ Indistinct conversation ]
-Which one of you is Connie?
-Uh, neither?
-Uh, yeah, she stepped away from her desk.
Is there something that we can help you with?
-I have a birthday party starting here at 4:00 p.m.,
and I would like to get set up.
I just don't know where.
-I can help you with that. Come on. Follow me.
So, uh, listen, we've been pretty busy today
with what's going on in the city, so...
-Mm-hmm.
-How old's your little whippersnapper?
-My son is 10. -Ah. That's great.
You know what, I got five kids myself.
-Nathan is an only child. -Okay.
Uh, listen. We're gonna take good care of you.
-Oh! Great. You guys are, uh, setting up already.
Connie, this is, uh... -Laurel Bonner.
-...Laurel, and she is the mom of the birthday boy.
-Uh, I'm already with...
-Caitlin. -...Caitlin, who reserved
the common room for a birthday party this afternoon.
-[ Scoffs ] I'm sorry. What?
I made this reservation months ago.
You know what?
Can I just speak to, uh, Hope Jacquinot?
-Oh. I just remembered I have to, um...change the hoses.
I-I hope you both have a joyous celebration.
♪♪♪♪
-...having his birthday party right here
for the next two hours. -You can keep talking
and talking all you want, around in circles
like you've been doing. -Around in circles?
-You like to hear your voice, honestly.
But it doesn't change the fact that I have this room also.
-Do you have a contract? When did you do your booking?
Because I did mine 3 1/2 months ago.
-Oh, a long time ago. Who does --
[ Arguing continues in distance ]
-Connie.
Why are there two ladies arguing in my common room?
-Birthday parties booked on the same day, Chief.
I-I'll take care of it. -Quickly, Connie.
This is not a day we need a disruption.
-Understood.
-Uh, how are you going to take care of it, may I ask?
-I'm going to give them both a piece of my mind.
-Oh, okay. Uh, maybe that's not the right way to handle this.
-Oh, this should be good.
-Uh, it's just, uh, you tend to go with the honest approach,
and by that, I mean you honestly tell people what's on your mind.
I've got a different way to go.
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-And I have a contract... -Excuse me.
Excuse me, ladies.
If I can just say to both of you, first and foremost,
we at Firehouse 51 are very sorry about this mix-up.
Now, I personally know how special birthdays are,
and when you had one thing in mind
and then it becomes another thing,
it can all get a little pr-- -What is the point of this?
-I guess what I'm saying is,
why don't your two little guys share this birthday party,
and we can help you turn it into one, big celebration?
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-What do you say?
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-[ Sighs ]
Fine.
♪♪♪♪
[ Cheering, party horns honking ]
-Okay! Okay!
Is it time for cake?
-Yeah! -Oh! I thought so!
Hang on just a second!
[ Party horns honking ]
[ Laughter ]
-Oh, my God!
This is perfect!
So happy, beautiful.
It's my birthday, and I'm having it in a firehouse!
[ Cheering, party horns honking ]
-Sorry. What is happening?
-This is my little guy.
-Let's do this birthday thing, y'all!
Yeah! Whoo!
[ Cheering ]
♪♪♪♪
-Oh!
-No!
[ Party poppers cracking ]