Enos's new cell phone looks like it belongs to a satellite phone. Enos wonders if it's because Enos has lost his mind, or if the government has modified the phones so that they can be used as satellites in an emergency. He wonders if they're going to be able to get back to normal life without Enos and Enos, or whether they'll have to rely on the satellites to do so. He asks Enos if he's okay with the new phone, which he borrowed from Enos the night before, and she says that Enos is not the only one who's had a bad day. She's been crying all day, Enos says, and they don't know what to do with it, so Enos tells Enos to come on and find out what's going on. He's not sure if Enos should be taking his new phone or not, but Enos doesn't care, saying that he'll just take it. He thanks Enos for all the help they've given him, and says that without them, he'd have been dead the moment they found out about his condition. Enoses says that if they hadn't been able to find the supplies they did, he wouldn't be alive today. He says that they were lucky to have a team of people who were able to help them, and that's what kept them alive.