I thought the landlady was just bluffing.
I can't believe she really filed a complaint against you with the Estate Agents Authority.
The board hearing is a nuisance. It takes away from my work time.
I'm worried that your license will be revoked.
What's the matter? Are you scared? Hey.
I stepped on muck. Why is there a pile of muck in Central?
Wow.
I can't believe this.
I'm never lucky enough to win the Mark Six lottery.
Is it because your son brings you bad luck?
Nothing's gone well for you since he moved in with you. He...
What did you say?
What?
Why are you blaming my son for this?
No, no.
So you're saying my son is jinxing me?
I didn't mean that.
Even if he were, I'm willing to be jinxed.
I didn't mean you. I meant the muck.
It's OK, Mr Chan. Thank you very much.
Hello, Mr Chan.
Last week you called and said you wanted a duplex in Mid-Levels.
I found one for you.
I've signed an agreement already.
Your colleague Helen is so helpful. She told me your license got revoked.
My license got revoked?
Mr Chan, you'd better go now since you're in a hurry. Come on.
Let's keep in touch over the phone. Thank you very much. See you.
Did you step in muck? It stinks.
Did you tell everyone that my license got revoked?
It hasn't yet. But it will be soon. You'll need to get used to this sooner or later.
You're so wicked.
You're worse.
Everyone knows you keep all the keys that the flat owners give us.
You don't give them to my colleagues.
When the flat owners lower their prices
you didn't update the records on the computer. Why?
You want to keep all the good deals for yourself.
Worst of all, you told my clients when they called
that I had to attend to a funeral so I wouldn’t be able to come in for a while.
You stole my clients by doing that.
You're even worse.
I'm the exclusive agent of Mr Koo's flat. But you posted it online for lease.
Someone died in a flat. But you didn't tell the buyer.
You're really horrible.
Michael, Helen stole my client.
I told her to follow the case.
You have to go to the hearing at the EAA.
Lots of clients said they couldn't reach you on the phone.
What do you expect me to do?
Helen helped you. You're mad at her?
She helped me? She's taking my commission.
I don't care. Clients come first.
You're complaining? He doesn't have your back anymore.
Shut up.
Hey, you...you want to piss me off? Not so easy.
Why would I kick someone who's dying? Excuse me. I need to meet a client now.
This is my own client, not yours.
She's so awful. Brother Kuk, you have to keep your license.
There's one last chance.
Yo.
Daddy.
Miss Fa.
Pack you stuff and you can leave.
Pork Belly, have you washed your hands yet?
Done.
When?
I don't remember.
Wash them again.
OK.
Miss Fa...Come over here.
Microwave oven. It's a famous brand. It's yours.
There's sea cucumber, fish maw and abalone.
Most important of all, happy new year.
Are you done?
That depends on whether you think this is enough.
I don't want anything except the microwave oven.
You only like that?
Don't get the wrong idea.
I'm not taking the microwave oven for myself. It's for the flat.
When I move out, I will leave it behind.
That's not my intention. I just want you to accept the gifts happily.
Why?
I hope you'll say something less serious to the £AA.
You want me to give a false statement?
I didn't say that.
Forget about it. I'm a teacher. I won't lie.
I will only tell the truth, nothing more and nothing less.
I didn't ask you to lie.
I was just hoping you'd avoid making serious allegations.
Mr Kuk...
Overlooking someone's faults and praising his good deeds is a virtue, right?
Do you know the root of the problem?
Of course I do. You're the root of the problem.
How can you put the blame on other people like this?
You're the underlying cause in this case. You have an integrity issue.
I'm already being so lenient with you.
At first I wanted to report you to the police for fraud.
Do you need to go that far?
You're a teacher. You teach the kids to forgive people, right?
If a kid makes a mistake,
I teach him to face it and accept the punishment.
Right. I will lose my job. My life will be over. My son will suffer with me.
You know how nice he is. Do you want his life to be ruined?
He won't have a future now. It's over.
It's good you know that. Kids look to adults.
You're Kuk Siu-nam's father. You should be his role model.
Are you lecturing me? This is really funny.
Daddy, I've washed my hands.
Have you packed your things yet?
Yes.
We can leave then.
OK.
Bye, Miss Fa.
Bye.
Clean Laundry.
Daddy, get the clothes... Dad, get the clothes.
What did you say? You're a big boy. Can you speak up please?
I don't know what you said. You're mumbling.
What did you say? Say it again.
Nothing.
Hello, Mr Yuen, this is Kuk from Find A Home.
I know you think I no longer work there. Of course I'm still working.
It's just a rumor. Right. Don't worry. I'll keep an eye on it for you. Thank you.
Hey, don't play with water.
I'm not.
Shek Tung, I've finally collated the details of all my clients and flat owners for you.
Hurry and find more flats for me. Sell as many as possible.
What if my license get revoked? I need savings, right?
Susan, go to my desk and look in the third drawer. The one at the bottom.
There are three memory sticks. 32GB is red,
16GB is orange and 8GB is green. I want the 8GB one.
It contains all my clients' details. Not the orange one. The green one.
Yes, the green one. I'll call you back. Pork Belly, what are you looking for?
Nothing.
Nothing? Why are you hiding your hands behind your back?
What are you hiding?
Nothing...
Show me. Now.
I told you there's nothing.
What's the matter? You're bleeding so much.
Why are you so naughty to play with the scissors?
I didn't. I was just working on the parent-child craft project.
Parent-child what?
Parent-child craft project.
Your finger. This is going to hurt. Three, two, one. Lower.
What do you have to do for the parent-child craft project?
The teacher said the parents have to work on it too.
Why didn't you ask me to do it then?
I knew you were in a bad mood. I didn't want to bother you.
I was just mad at myself. But I'm fine now. I'm fine.
Parent-child craft project, right? I did that too when I was a kid.
I'm really good at it. Let's beat your classmates. Let's go.
Last one. Press. It's done.
Look. It's like a fairy putting flowers everywhere.
Enough. That's it. Look.
There are trees, grass, flowers, stones and water.
It fits your theme of "My Dream Garden" perfectly.
Right.
Your artistic genes came from me, not your mom.
How many marks do you think this thing is worth?
Ten trillion marks.
Ten trillion marks?
Yes.
That's pretty high.
It's the highest mark in the whole class. It may even get shown in an exhibition.
Yeah.
Yo, yo.
Watch your finger. It's hurt.
Yo, yo.
OK. Go to bed early.
Goodnight.
Dad.
Yes?
You bought so many things? Let me carry them for you.
It's OK. I can manage.
It's so heavy. Give them to me. Why did you buy so many things at one go?
I have to go to work. I don't have that much time to buy food.
Of course I have to buy more as reserve.
Go to work? What kind of work?
School janitor.
Why are you suddenly working as a school janitor? Ask me if you need money.
This isn't about money. I just want to pave the way for Yee.
It's about his school again?
Of course.
We already failed the Stage One Discretionary Places Admission.
If we don't prepare now for next January's Central Allocation
it'll be too late.
There's less than half a year left. Shouldn't we do something now?
That's why you're working as a school janitor?
Right. I was told that if a family member is a staff in the school,
there will be additional points.
I checked. The school you interviewed at last time is just so-so.
This one is very good.
That's why I pulled some strings
and asked a friend to refer me to be a janitor there.
You refuse to lie. So I have to rely on myself.
So we can get more points this way?
Of course.
If a student's parents or siblings graduated from there or are studying there,
there are points for that too.
The higher the points, the greater the chance.
This is the application guideline. Read it.
It looks really complicated.
It's not. I've read it already. You can just ask me. Look.
These are the admission profiles and interview guidelines.
You have to read them. And you had better take a day or two off.
We need to go to our hometown
to complete the formalities to confirm that your hometown is Shunde.
What has my hometown got to do with this?
Of course it's relevant.
This primary school is run by the Shunde Association.
Your hometown is Shunde. Of course there are extra points for that.
There's this form too.
Central Allocation Application Form?
Yes.
Shouldn't it be filled out in January?
I downloaded it online.
I've already picked the 30 best primary schools for you.
I've filled in Yee's details for all of them already.
When you fill out the formal application later,
you'll just need to copy this.
It's just a bunch of school numbers. Which schools are these?
Of course they're the best schools. What? You don't trust me?
I just want to get a better idea.
If they're really suitable for Yee, then I'll follow it.
Good. OK. You get a better idea then. Just remember to sign there.
OK.
You have to sign it.
OK.
I knew dad would choose those famous traditional schools.
So I've chosen one with an activity-based approach.
There isn't a lot of homework. The students learn through games.
It's more relaxed. It's the best for Yee.
But dad just reminded me that
I have to fill out the form according to his sample.
He even asked me to sign it. I don't understand why he insisted on it.
Of course. Whoever gets their signed form has the say.
If you sign the form he gave you, you have to follow his directions.
And he'll call the shots.
Am I such a pushover to let people boss me around?
You won't let other people. But we're talking about your dad now.
Look. If you want to show me that you won't do whatever Dad says,
tear it up.
Wait a second.
See? I told you.
It's not that I want to do whatever Dad says.
But let's keep this form for the time being.
Let me think about it and find out which school is the best for Yee.
Primary One Admission Strategies. Hey, do you really need to study that?
I wasn't so worried when my daughter went to primary one.
But sorting this out for my younger son is like going to war now.
You can leave this to your wife.
Of course not. Carrie is really busy. I can't bother her all the time.
You don't understand. You'll see when you get married later.
Married? No way. I'm so free now.
Even if I really got married, I wouldn't have any kids.
I thought that too when I got married.
I thought I would plan for kids later. What did I think about back then?
Work came first. I had to work hard. I wanted a promotion and a raise. Now?
You were already my idol in high school.
Your grades in science were always among the top three.
I joined this company all because of you.
I promised myself that I had to be as successful as you.
No, I'll already be really happy
if I'm 80 percent as successful as you.
That's crazy.
What you've achieved is well over 80 percent
You can follow these projects yourself.
Of course I can't.
I can only be your assistant. I will follow your lead since you're here.
What if I'm not here?
Are you kidding? How could the company survive without you?
A lot of people out there run with you like I do.
If you weren't here to lead us, we'd get beaten by the other teams.
I guess you're not going out for lunch. I'll buy you a sandwich.
OK.
Thank you.
M.
Duncan.
It's so late. Still haven't had lunch yet?
Matt's buying me a sandwich.
OK. You work so hard. Keep up the good work.
Duncan, do you have a moment?
Have a seat.
The Kau To Shan client said your design is really good,
and you followed his case really closely.
It was Matt and everyone else's efforts.
You're the team leader. You did a good job leading them.
That's why the client complimented you.
Duncan, I want to take leave.
What? Three weeks? That's so long.
It's not long. I've accumulated two months' leave.
Look, there's a new development in Hengshan Road in Shanghai.
It's from an old client. He wants you to follow the project.
Matt can do it.
The client trusts you, not Matt. You're the helmsman for this project.
Last time I couldn't take leave because of the project in Singapore.
Then there was another project when that project was finished.
It's been project after project. This won't come to an end, Duncan.
OK. How about this?
You want to take leave so you can spend some time with your family.
Take them to Shanghai with you when you work on the project there.
The company will pay for their airfares, accommodation and meals.
But that wasn't my plan.
M, you know business is slow.
The company has been losing money these past couple of years.
Fortunately, you were there to keep us afloat.
The business has picked up momentum now. Don't break it.
The company can't survive without you. Please do me a favor.
Look. Once the Shanghai project is over,
I will ask the boss to give you a promotion and a raise, OK?
I checked with the travel agencies today. There's a tour for Phuket that looks fun.
Once you've confirmed your leave, I can book it tomorrow.
Why don't we go to Shanghai?
Shanghai? There's nothing for the kids.
Is there a project you need to work on in Shanghai?
Duncan told me to take you guys there with me.
Why would we go to Shanghai? To see how you work? Forget it.
I knew your boss wouldn't let you take leave.
Luckily, I haven't told the kids yet or they'd be so disappointed again.
Hey, I need to talk to you. Can't your company survive without you?
I'm really disappointed that I don't get to take leave.
I can't go on a holiday with you guys.
I can't finish reading all this.
How can I choose a primary school?
Let me do it for you then.
I want to play a more active role in this.
How would you have the time to do this?
You have to work on so many projects. You don't even get enough sleep.
How would you have time to work on this?
Must I really choose between work and family?
Yes. You really must choose between the two.
So which would you choose?
Never mind. I know what you'll choose.
Just go to sleep.
Mommy.
You have to go to work tomorrow. Go to sleep. Goodnight.
Pork Belly, your garden is so ugly.
Right.
It's not ugly at all. Dad and I made it together.
He made it so ugly.
That's right. It's so ugly.
I won't let you guys say mean things about my dad...Hey, my garden is ruined.
What happened?
Pork Belly pushed us.
Hearing in progress.
According to the testimonies of the landlady and the tenant,
as an estate agent Mr Kuk Chi-keung, you should understand that
asking the landlady and the tenant to sign two different tenancy agreements
is an extremely dishonest act.
Look, actually the tenant told me that
she wouldn't sign the tenancy agreement if there was no microwave oven
and the landlady refused to compromise, so actually...l was so confused.
I thought OK, we don't need all this trouble.
I'll pay for the microwave oven myself.
Mr Kuk, that's not a valid defense.
Isn't it valid? I mean the microwave oven is a minor issue.
Don't make a fuss about it.
Mr Kuk Chi-keung, you've failed to provide a good enough reason for your conduct.
Your license will be suspended for six months with immediate effect.
Six months? What's your problem? Do you need to impose such a heavy penalty?
The microwave oven is really a very minor issue.
If you don't accept the ruling,
you can file an appeal with the Transport and Housing Bureau.
Of course I will file an appeal.
It's just a microwave oven, not an incinerator or a nuclear reactor.
Mr Kuk, why don't you answer your phone first?
Sorry. Hello. This is he. You want to see his parent?
Siu-Nam has always been a nice student.
His classmates said he pushed and hit a classmate this time.
It's lucky that the other person wasn't hurt.
His parents won't take issue either.
Why did you hit your classmate?
Mr Kuk, you must find out why your son has been moody lately.
His mom is out of town. He's staying with me for the time being.
It's normal that kids can't adjust in such a situation.
As his parent, you need to pay more attention.
There's something I've noticed about Siu-Nam.
Sometimes he talks like an adult. His values are incorrect too.
Actually kids are easily influenced by adults.
I hope you can pay more attention to what you say in front of him.
Wait a second. You think I don't watch what I say?
Do I look uneducated? Would I use foul language?
Mr Kuk, kids are like a mirror to adults.
As his parent, you should be a role model.
You should spend more time understanding what Siu-Nam needs.
Can you walk faster please? You're so good at hitting people.
Do you know your teacher yelled at me because of you?
Your classmates just laughed at you. And you hit them?
I got lectured by the committee members just now.
Was I supposed to hit them so hard that they'd have to be hospitalized?
This is just trash.
This isn't trash.
It isn't? What is it then? I had a hand in making it too.
What? You're mad because I'm scolding you? I don't know how your mother taught you.
When did you learn to be so naughty? I'm really so disappointed in you.
Hi.
You're so early today.
I met his teacher at school today. That's why I came early.
Why did you have to meet his teacher?
Ask him.
Kuk Siu-Nam, why did your teacher want to see your dad?
Tell Miss Fa how amazing you were, fighting a dozen classmates.
Come on. Come to the classroom with me.
You wait for me in the staff room.
Your dad calls you Pork Belly. Can I call you that too?
You're not fat at all. Why does your dad call you Pork Belly?
I get it. You like eating pork belly. Look, it's just the two of us here.
Can you tell me what happened? Silly boy. Don't cry. I'm here.
Subject: My Dream Garden.
Name: Kuk Siu-Nam.
Mr Kuk.
Hi, where's my son?
I told him to stay in the classroom to get ready for the lesson.
OK. Is he OK?
He feels much better now after crying for a bit.
He cried in front you? He wants your attention instead of mine.
He pretends to be tough and cool with me.
He preferred his teacher's attention to his dad's.
Has it ever occurred to you why?
He knew I would scold him.
So you know that too.
I'm his dad. of course I know.
Do you know why he pushed his classmate in school then?
His teacher told me it was because of that ugly craft project.
His classmates said something. Then he pushed them.
He cared so much about the craft project
because it's the dream garden that you two created together.
Your craftsmanship was really poor. His classmates laughed at him.
He tried to stand up for his dad. So he pushed them.
OK. Actually he didn't need to take it so seriously.
They just laughed at him. He didn't suffer any loss, right?
Do you really think that?
Just kidding. I mean he loves me so much. That makes me so happy.
I feel so sorry for Pork Belly to have a dad like you.
Excuse me. What do you mean?
Mr Kuk, do you usually talk to Pork Belly while you're standing?
Yes. What's the problem?
When you talk to a kid, you should squat.
Think about it. You're so tall and he's so short.
He has to lift his head just to look at you.
So you're like a giant to him. That's why he's scared of you.
You want me to kneel?
You can squat.
My son is a kid. I'm his dad.
Why should I accommodate him?
This is about communication. Mr Kuk, you're stuck in your own way of thinking.
You should listen to your son with your heart.
Look, Miss Fa, let's make this clear. I'm a businessman. So are you.
I paid you to teach my son. I didn’t pay you to lecture me.
I understand.
But I'm sure you've heard of parent-school cooperation.
That means both the family and the school work together to help the kids.
In other words if the attitude of the parents at home is bad,
it's no use no matter how brilliant the teacher is in school.
You understand what I mean, Mr Kuk?
Am I that scary?
Dad, don't throw it away. I want it.
When you talk to a kid, you should squat.
Think about it. You're so tall and he's so short.
He has to lift his head just to look at you.
So you're like a giant to him. That's why he's scared of you.
I'm not throwing it away. Let me see.
How many marks did the teacher give you for this?
50.
50? You either fail or score high marks. How could it be in the middle?
How about this? You and I will make one that will score 100 marks.
Then you'll beat them.
They'll be in pain if they get beaten.
What's the point of beating them if it doesn't hurt?
That's true.
Are you hungry?
Yes.
What do you want to eat?
I want a hamburger, fries and ice-cream.
Of course not... I mean we have to eat that. Let's go.
You're sweating so much?
There's sweat all over your forehead and neck. Hold this. Let's go.
Who wants more cornflakes?
I do.
OK. More for everyone.
Good morning.
Good morning, Daddy.
Good.
You went to bed so late last night. Can you manage?
I need to make a presentation this morning. Of course I can manage.
Daddy.
I know. I'm going to your school at 12:30pm today
for storytelling, right?
I told you Dad has a good memory. Of course.
Can you really make it?
Sure. The presentation starts at 9am.
I'll be at the school before 12:30pm.
Great. Daddy's doing storytelling at my school. That's great.
OK. You're the luckiest. Eat your breakfast now.
It's supposed to start at 9am.
It's already an hour late now. They're still not here yet?
Matt, you do the presentation today.
What? But you're the team leader.
You've followed this project closely since the beginning.
A lot of ideas came from you.
So there won't be any problems if you do the presentation.
Don't tell me you lack the confidence.
That's not it.
It's OK then.
This isn't your first time doing a presentation.
During the trip to Beijing last time, you presented half the things for me.
You did a very good job.
But you led that project.
The client specifically asked you to follow this project.
If I do the presentation,
it may seem like I'm trying to steal your credit.
Matt, I'm sure you'll be promoted to team leader.
You have to grab this chance to tell the boss that you're competent.
OK. I'll give it a shot then.
Be confident. You're OK. Hello, Duncan. What's up?
Matt and I are standing by in the office right now. Really? OK.
See you later then. Bye.
Duncan said the clients came to Hong Kong very late last night.
They don't want to start the meeting now.
They want to have lunch with us in Sai Kung first.
The presentation will start after lunch.
So we have to go now?
I'm not going to lunch. You and Duncan entertain the clients.
No, Duncan wants you to entertain the clients.
It's just lunch. It doesn't matter whether I go or not.
Anyway I'll be back before the presentation.
Hey, Marius.
I'll call Duncan and explain it to him. Be confident. You can do it.
Dad, I really want you to come.
My son doesn't want to go to school now.
He said his classmates are so naughty. They even ate cup noodles during class.
What? I can't believe that.
I was lazy. I didn't find him a good school.
He got his 20-something choice. He was allocated to a really far band three school.
The teachers don't care about teaching. The students are unruly.
ABCDEFG, HIJKLMNOP, QRS, TUV,
Mrs. Sheung, it's time.
If Mr Sheung can't make it in time, could you do the storytelling in his place?
OK. I'll do that. Thank you.
Hello, everyone.
I'm here to tell you stories. My name is Uncle Bear.
Great. Uncle Bear is my daddy.
I thought you couldn't make it.
Will there be a problem since you left everything in the office behind?
There's a big problem.
I couldn't go to seafood lunch with the clients.
Yee is the happiest.
This is your first time doing storytelling here for him.
I'm used to presenting to clients.
But I was so nervous telling stories to kids.
But I was really happy too.
You really don't need to rush back to the office for the presentation?
You asked me before
whether the company could survive without me. It can.
But our family really can't do without me as the father.
Look at our son. He's so happy. He keeps looking and smiling at you.
I've spent too little time with him Leave him. Let him handle it.
Don't cry, Yee. Everything's fine.
Mr Sheung, you're so busy.
Yet you still squeezed time to come tell the kids stories. Thank you.
No problem. So how is Eugene doing in school?
He's a nice boy. He doesn't throw tantrums.
But he's pretty passive. Perhaps it's because he's the youngest son.
You should play with them, OK?
We have to ask him to find out what he wants.
It seem he doesn't enjoy playing with other kids.
That's true. He likes playing on his own.
His personality is really different from his older sister.
You're her homeroom teacher too?
Yes. I believe we have to give Eugene more encouragement
so he can express himself.
We also have to train him to be more independent.
Thank you, miss.
You're welcome.
Everything's fine now.
Next time, tell the other kids not to fight.
You guys can play together, OK? Everything's fine now, OK? Don’t cry...
Sorry for making everyone wait.
It's OK. We just started. You made it.
Sorry for not being able to go to lunch with you just now, Mr Kung.
Forget about lunch. Duncan said something happened at home?
Yes. I had to take care of something at my son's school.
Kids' education is important. I'm a dad too.
I understand that very well.
Thank you.
OK, Mr Kung, shall we begin?
OK.
The theme of this design is simplicity. Matt designed this.
Why don't we ask him to explain? I will make comments when necessary.
OK. For this project, there are...
Thank you, Mr Kung.
The concept of simplicity is exactly what the younger generation wants.
Most importantly, it helps cut costs.
Right.
I approached several designers earlier. But none of them was good enough.
I really regret not taking Dad's advice.
I should have talked to you guys earlier. I wasted so much time on this.
What matters is that you've found the design you love.
Matt specializes in simple designs. A lot of the concepts came from him.
Young and capable.
Thank you for giving me a chance, Mr Kung.
Matt is the youngest chief designer in our company.
Please give him more opportunities, Mr Kung.
Of course.
Thank you.
Matt, let's grab a drink?
Sure.
Marius, will you join us?
No, thanks. I need to tie up some loose ends. Raincheck?
Pat, show the two Mr Kungs out.
OK. This way please.
Duncan, do you have a moment?
OK. My office.
You didn't entertain the clients this morning.
Fortunately, they didn't complain.
It's OK. They really buy Matt's design. He did well just now.
He's OK. But he's far from your match.
You have to give him more chances. Otherwise how can I pass him the baton?
You sound like you want to retire. Don't scare me.
You really want to quit? Why?
I need to take care of something more important.
You're looking at me like that. I'm feeling stressed.
I'm just admiring you. You really do look like a chef.
If you don't work as an architect, you can be a cook.
You want me to get a different job?
It's OK as long as you're not so busy that you can't come home at all.
Hey, why do you have time to cook at home today?
Take this out.
Yat, Yee, come over for dinner.
I'm coming.
Be careful. Coming.
It smells so good.
Can I eat a piece first?
I want to eat too.
It's rude to eat first. We have to wait for Grandpa to come, OK?
OK.
Understand?
Here comes Grandpa.
OK.
Dad, what's the matter with your leg?
Dad, is your leg OK?
Grandpa, does your leg hurt?
I'll rub it for you with medicinal liquor.
Good boy. I'm fine. Let's eat.
Grandpa, Daddy, Mommy, let's eat.
Good girl.
Let's eat.
Yat, you have to go to school tomorrow. Go to bed early, OK?
OK.
Goodnight.
Goodnight, Yee.
OK.
Sleep now.
Dad, how did you hurt your leg?
I tried to move a flower pot at school today.
I sprained it by accident.
You're not young anymore, Dad. The job is so tough. You should quit.
You think I'm that old? Anyway, I want to quit too.
I thought points would be counted the second time.
But that's not the case. My effort's a waste.
Let it go, Dad. Don't wear yourself out.
Right.
Don't worry. I've found an easy way. Nim-shu, go to the bank with me tomorrow.
I want to draw a cashier order for $500,000.
What for?
There are lots of con artists in Hong Kong. They target the elderly.
You must be careful, Dad.
Stop calling me an old man. There's a famous school.
If we pay $500,000 for their debenture,
we'll be granted an interview.
That's paying $500,000 for a school place. That's too expensive.
It's not expensive at all. Lots of people are competing for this.
I'm worried that we'll be too late in paying.
Dad, you've been working so hard to find a school for Yee.
I'll take over from here.
You're so busy. How do you have time to do this?
No, I've got plenty of time now.
What do you mean?
I've quit my job.
What?
In the next six months,
I will devote all of my time to looking for a school for Yee.
You may think my decision is really drastic. But I didn't act on impulse.
I've thought it through.
Dad, I know you've sacrificed a lot for me. You've given me everything I have.
I'm well educated. I'm an architect...
Why did you quit your job then?
It's true that I've done very well in my job.
But the cost has been great too.
I miss out on a lot of things when I go on business trips.
The first time Yee lost his tooth. The time he learned to ride a bike.
Yat entering primary school, and coming first in the speech contest.
I missed it all. Carrie told me everything after the fact.
I don't want to miss any more of their development.
You can do your best to reduce your workload
and spend more time with your kids.
I tried. But it didn't work.
It took a lot of determination for me to make this decision.
Dad, it's not that I don't trust you.
But I think finding a school for Yee myself will be the best decision.
Enough. I worked so hard to provide for you.
Now you want to look after your kids instead of work. This is absurd.
Dad.
Dad, please listen to me.
Be careful.
Let go of me.
If you don't take back this decision, don't ever call me your dad again.
Dad.