Jake nodded as the two men worked.  "You're right Marcus.  I've seen the same pain in her face; I'm just not looking forward to going into that hospital.  It's going to be crawling with dead, some trapped and just waiting for us to spring them out.  If possible I would prefer to see what we can grab from Walmart.  And before we go shopping, we need to find out what is really going on with her.  No point trying to kill ourselves for the wrong stuff."  He stacked the last of the plywood on the wall and made short work of unloading the other lumber.<br/><br/>"Can you keep watch on the door?  I'm going to swing over to the tool section and pick us up some supplies."  Jake said as he spun his squeaky cart around and pushed it maybe 50 feet down to the 'tool corral'.  It was a crowded little section so he took some time to give each isle a good hard look before jumping in.  He grabbed a handful of rough cut saws, no point making any of this look pretty, and half a dozen various hammers.  "Eh I hope we can get the drills working, and even if we don't need them, they sure as hell make a nice hand weapon."  While he was at it, he grabbed 4 long crowbars, 3 tape measures, 5 rolls of duct tape, 2 sets of drill bits, and a 1 inch hole saw.  "Now lets see if we get lucky," Jake mumbled as he threw 4 boxes of DeWalt impact drills onto the cart.  He also grabbed as many spare compatible batteries as he could find.  "If they were nice, the company gave them a full charge before they left the store.  If not, we're stuck hammering."<br/><br/>All the supplied on board, Jake spun his cart around and squeaked back to the front door.  "I think I have everything we need except for the nails and screws," he said as he started unloading the tools onto the nearby sales counter and the floor.  He stripped open on the of the drill boxes and slapped a battery into the bottom, "Cross your fingers," he mumbled with an apprehensive frown.  He pulled the trigger and was rewarded by a powerful kick and whir as the drill sprang to life.  "Thank God for small miracles."  He passed Marcus a tape measure, "Let's get the opening measured to see if we need to cut these things down."