Morning. Morning.
A rose latte, please. Sure.
And two blueberry muffins. No problem.
This new one is pretty good.
I'll try it next time.
It's just on the next block.
Morning, Sis Sa. Morning, Wing.
Morning, Miss Fa...
Exercise book?
Isn't this cool?
It smells good. What is it?
For me?
10% discount for two.
I can't eat them both.
Help yourself.
How kind of you. Thank you.
Cool, right?
Why did you make a print version of my English exercises?
Because your effort deserves it.
Isn't it awesome?
How much do you intend to charge for this fancy booklet?
You finally get it.
Now you see how I run my business.
I'm just accepting reality.
I was a bit touched by your grand talk about Fa Sin Chi last night.
Actually the leopard has not changed its spots.
So how much do you want to charge for this?
$1,000? $2,000? $3,000?
You can't find another exercise book as fancy and rich in content as this.
It's a steal for $120.
$120? No way!
I think the fancy look alone commands $1,200 dollars at the very least.
You're just toying with me.
Spare me your sarcasm.
I don't want to sell you short.
You've spared no effort on this.
You should be paid.
Why should you sell yourself short?
I'd be selling my soul if I did it for money.
I can lower it to $100.
$100? That's highway robbery.
Morning, Miss Fa. Morning.
Morning...
Have you had breakfast yet?
Should I get something for you? Maybe...
No, thanks. I have no appetite for it.
How much do you want to charge for it?
$100 is too much.
It's way overpriced.
My classmate has an exercise book like that.
It's only $48.
That's acceptable.
This is by Miss Fa. It's worth a lot more.
Is your classmate's book this fancy?
This one is nicer.
His is just a bunch of paper stapled together.
Smart boy!
Hear that? You get what you pay for.
What about conscience?
I know some printers.
We can cut the cost with affordable plain paper.
Whose side are you on?
He's right.
Plain paper with simple packaging.
It's the content that counts.
That's it. We can lower the cost.
Right, make it $48.
$48... it can't be done... please...
Make it $68.
$58.
$68, not $58.
$56.
Deal.
Miss Chu...
Pork Belly?
I heard you're not feeling well.
That's why we are here.
Yes. I have a stomachache.
How are you feeling now?
But what has this got to do with you?
He insisted on paying you a visit.
I didn't...
He was really worried.
When he heard you weren't feeling well,
he pestered me into bringing him here.
Hey, be a man, own up.
He's shy.
How sweet of you.
Come on in.
Let me get you some water.
Don't bother, Miss Chu.
You're not feeling well.
Why don't you just sit down with him?
Actually I bought you pork and dried scallops.
I want to make you congee.
You're going to make me congee? Yes.
He said he makes good congee.
He has a lot to tell you.
Come sit down and chat.
The kitchen...
Can you manage? Yes.
You two have a heart-to-heart talk.
Have you tried his cooking before?
Sorry...do you have any more bowls?
Yes...
Why don't you let me do it?
Just sit down...
My house is filled with glassware.
Just be careful.
Please sit down.
The congee's done.
Try my cooking.
Great... It's hot.
This is so embarrassing.
You're the patient, yet you made us congee instead.
Making congee actually did my stomach good.
I feel much better now.
Really?
Miss Chu, the congee smells good and tastes great.
Really? Really.
Even though you're not feeling well, you made excellent congee.
Have more if you like it.
Sure.
Oh, the bowls are quite special.
Yes. It's lucky you broke some other bowl.
A Cambodian student made them for me.
Our volunteer group organizes volunteer teaching abroad every year.
We usually go to poor countries.
Earlier this year we went to Cambodia.
A student there happened to be a natural at making pottery.
But his family couldn't afford to put him in school.
In fact, they had trouble putting food on the table.
I found him a school and got him a scholarship.
He's lucky to have met you. You've changed his fate.
What a person can do is limited.
I just do the best I can.
How meaningful.
It is. Are you interested?
Yes.
I can refer you. Great.
Hold on.
Aren't there lots of landmines in Cambodia?
Weren't you worried?
I was. But I was there for only half a year.
They have to live there their whole life.
They're stuck there.
I have seen kids with missing limbs,
the consequence of stepping on landmines.
Miss Chu. Thank you.
Hey, how did it go?
So you went to see Miss Chu?
Is she better?
Can she go back to work tomorrow?
Where's Pork Belly? Asleep?
See you.
Bye.
Just bye? That's it?
This is how it's always been. Bye.
This is just like you.
I've never said no to you.
I'm always at your beck and call.
Have you ever treated me the same way?
I am invisible to you.
What's wrong? Are you on your period?
You're selfish!
What have I done to deserve this?
Don't look at me.
You know what?
You snatched Fa Sin Chi away from a loving and sweet teacher.
You're despicable, do you know that?
I see. You're intoxicated.
Look at me!
What are you talking about?
What do you mean, intoxicated?
Do you know what you're talking about?
Do you know what I'm talking about?
You paid Miss Chu a visit and here you are.
What else could it be but intoxication?
She has got nothing to do with this.
She just helped me see you in a new light.
I see through you now.
Alright, let's go our separate ways then.
Well... I don't mean that...
Come sit down...
We can talk things over.
Just tell me what I should do to make you happy.
Just say it.
Do right by Fa Sin Chi.
OK, no problem.
Don't look right past me like I'm transparent.
OK, no problem.
Don't ever say I'm on my period.
OK, no problem.
Stop just saying, "OK, no problem".
Walk your talk.
Just saying OK is not OK.
No problem.
There you go again.
You look much better.
Yes, no more thinking negatively.
My daughter is the most important.
Are you going to make up the lost time for us?
Well...
The teacher's not here yet?
How long do we still have to wait?
Relax. It won't take long.
Relax. We'll make up the lost time for you, down to the minute.
Don't worry.
Relax. We'll make up the lost time for you, down to the minute.
Don't worry.
Parents, why don't you wait with your kids in the classroom?
The teacher will be here soon.
This way please.
Have you got a hold of Michelle yet?
I keep calling her.
The calls go straight to her voice-mail.
Did she know she has class today?
We can try Instagram.
Hurry up.
That's what I thought.
Look.
Uploaded six hours ago?
She was out all night having fun.
I told you so.
This is one of the problems of hiring part-time teachers.
Leave it for later.
Deal with the problem at hand first, OK?
How can a teacher be so irresponsible?
Can you call a substitute or part-time teacher?
Right away?
Not everyone can teach mental abacus.
Abacus? I was taught the abacus.
Let me do it.
Abacus and mental abacus are two different things.
They both involve the abacus.
Strictly speaking, that's not true.
In one, you have an abacus.
In mental abacus,
you visualize the abacus in your head.
No real abacus is involved. Get it?
No. I don't think I ever will.
Just tell that to the kids inside.
You want me to be the substitute teacher?
You're very smart.
It's actually quite simple.
Today is just the second lesson.
They're still on the basics.
You should feel no pressure at all.
The course has just started,
you don't need any preparation.
I paid for my son to be taught here.
Why should I teach myself!
You'll get paid as a part-time teacher.
It's not about money.
Then there's no problem at all.
I was taught mental abacus.
But that doesn't mean I can teach it.
Don't worry.
Teachers here aren't required to have certificates or approvals.
Just tell them what you just said.
Please, do us a favor.
I have faith in you.
Mr Sheung, I wouldn't normally chip in,
but this is a drastic situation,
we don't want to sell the kids short.
Please, do us a favor.
Marius, just think of them as your sons.
OK, class, may I have your attention?
Miss Michelle is not available to teach the lesson today.
What?
It's my pleasure to introduce our substitute teacher to you.
This is Marius.
Mr Sheung is a parent. Can he teach?
I understand your worries.
Think of it as a trial lesson.
If you're not satisfied afterwards,
you can get your money back.
Trust me.
I think this is fair.
Think about it, his son is in the class.
I'm sure he'd do his best.
You're right. We can give it a try.
Parent, you can audit the class.
Wing, bring more stools.
No problem. OK, thank you.
Well...
Let's revise a bit first.
Yes.
Which finger do we us for addition?
The thumb...
And subtraction?
The index finger...
All correct.
Siu-mei, could you help me out?
A big hand for her!
Kids, try it on your own abacus.
Yes...
Siu-mei, show us how to add two.
Correct!
What about subtracting two?
Correct again.
This is a tough one.
How do you add six?
Kids, is she correct?
Yes.
You're right.
Well done.
You can go back to your seat.
Give her a big hand!
Kids, don't forget to use the correct fingers.
Practice will help you remember.
Shall we go on?
Yes...
Add one with the thumb.
Add one with the thumb...
Minus one with the index finger.
Minus one with the index finger...
Add four with the thumb...
Bye...
Mr Sheung, you had good rapport with the parents.
The class must have been a great success.
I think I passed.
With flying colors.
The parents suggested giving him the class.
We should fire the original teacher.
They were just kidding.
I took it seriously.
You want to fire Michelle?
I think we have a better choice.
I was just doing you a favor, OK?
We'll see.
Yee, let's go.
Bye, Miss Fa. Bye.
Bye, Kuk Sir. Bye.
See you.
Thank you, Mr Sheung. Bye.
I'm stuck here.
Yee, give me a hand.
I can't.
I have to practice more,
so I'll have an abacus in my head.
Good. You were attentive in class.
Here's a tough one for you.
How much is 1,234 plus 6,215?
7,449.
So smart, Yee! Smart!
So smart.
Now tell me what's 1 plus 4?
How can I do it with only three beads left?
Plus 4 is plus 5 minus 1.
What's the answer?
5.
Smart!
Yee, smart!
Why could he do a complicated one but not one simple like 1 plus 4?
Because it involves the plus 4 chant.
Yee has just started. He's not there yet.
Seeing that there are only four beads in the bottom row,
Yat gave him this trick question.
Right? Did you?
I've never seen Yee this focused.
I think he really likes mental abacus.
You do have a way with him.
Home schooling may not be very effective.
At Fa Sin Chi, he's inspired by other students who are eager to learn.
What do you think about Kuk Sir's suggestion?
What do you think about it?
You should consider it.
You like the idea?
You quit your job so you could get to know Yat and Yee better.
Wouldn't it good if you could teach Yee yourself.
I shouldn't get paid as a part-time teacher to teach my own son.
Then be a volunteer.
Good! Let me think about that.
What do you still need to think about? Fruit time...
I want an orange.
Come and get it yourself...
Come on...
Driver, I need to get off.
Are you kidding? You just got on.
The bus is moving. Sit down.
Morning, Dad.
Yat and Yee keep asking when you're coming up again.
I've been busy.
Yat has learned a new song on the violin.
She does play well.
A good memory is a great help in learning.
Yee has learned mental abacus.
Has he?
I suggested that for him early on.
Being good in math ensures a head start.
You can test him the next time you come up.
Sure. I have to make sure he's thoroughly good at it.
Dad... Yes?
About the patient...
Let's just stick to personal topics, alright?
Morning, Brother Sun, Carrie.
Morning.
Miss Mak's here.
Miss Mak, you don't have an appointment today.
Have you got it wrong?
Sorry, I'm here to see Miss Ho.
Miss Ho, I took your advice and went for an X-ray.
My cervical vertebra is misaligned.
That caused my high blood pressure and dizziness.
I was refered for physiotherapy.
That's why I'm here to see you.
I have the X-ray with me.
Take a look.
I was lucky to run into you.
Or I wouldn't have known it was so serious.
No wonder my treatment didn't help.
Physician Sheung, I'm not blaming you,
but you did fail to detect it.
I have more faith in physiotherapy.
I'm sorry...
Guys, you're blocking people's way.
Morning, Mr Kwok. Morning...
Miss, are you here for physiotherapy or Chinese medicine?
Chinese medicine didn't work for me.
This time, I'm here for physiotherapy.
Miss Mak, you made it sound like Physician Sheung failed you.
That might lead to a misunderstanding.
Excuse me.
Hang on.
Carrie, get ready for your patients.
Brenda, please help this lady with her registration.
Yes.
Why were you so careless?
With your experience, how could you not have detected what was ailing Miss Mak?
I have my own way of diagnosing.
I can't send every patient that comes my way to get a preliminary X-ray.
What worries me is misdiagnosis.
We are a physiotherapy centre first, Chinese medicine second.
When uncertain cases come up again,
please refer them to our professional physiotherapists.
Alright?
Brother Sun, ignore him.
You know what a jerk he is.
Let me get you some tea.
Don't bother.
Just a moment.
Come in.
Mr Kwok. Please sit.
How's Miss Mak?
I've assessed her condition. It's not that serious.
Actually it's not that easily detected.
It's a rather rare case.
I wouldn't have suspected a cervical shift
if I hadn't come across them in my studies.
What are you driving at?
The patient takes diet pills.
They messed with her internal regulation.
Physician Sheung had every reason to suspect high blood pressure.
Are you telling me he didn't misdiagnose?
Aren't you his daughter-in-law?
I'm not here because he's my father-in-law.
I trust his professionalism.
Relax. I am not accusing you of being partial.
I was just asking.
I wouldn't have come if you hadn't confronted him in public.
I will do some soul-searching.
Thank you for the reminder.
Excuse me.
Food's here.
It's not as good as it used to be.
On the contrary, I think it's better than before.
No, it's not as good as it used to be.
You're wrong.
My tongue is very sharp.
I can tell that it has got better.
Wisdom grows with age.
What's up and coming may not be good.
Things take time to mellow.
Alright, I understand.
You want to make me feel better because Mr Kwok said I'm old.
You want to boost my morale, right?
You guessed it. You can read my mind.
I'm no mind-reader. You're just obvious.
If I can't even see that, then I'm really senile.
Are you a little bit happier now?
Come on, nothing can upset me at my age.
So I'm being a busy body?
No... let's take a walk afterwards.
Sure.
I feel like a tourist.
Things have changed so much.
It's my first time on this escalator.
You won't believe how much the herbal medicine neighborhood has changed.
Since we're at it,
I've been meaning to ask you for a while,
where is Physician Wong buried?
He never formally took me in as his protege,
but he was a mentor to me.
I want to pay him my respect.
He's buried in our hometown.
It's not that far away.
Where's your hometown?
Shantou.
Shantou? That's quite far away.
It's five hours away if we take the coach.
We can shorten the time if we take the high speed rail to Shenzhen.
Two and a half hours will do.
That's a whole day for a return trip.
We could spend a night there.
We could visit the Tiantan Park and the Tashan Scenic Area.
We may still have time for some rowing.
I'm going there to pay my respects to the dead, not to have fun.
Can't we have fun afterwards?
Lighten up.
I sold the herbal shop after Dad died.
Yes, travelling alone is hassle-free.
But an nice companion would make the trips more enjoyable.
You could join group tours.
You might meet people you get along with.
I want to go with you.
What for?
We don't really get along that well.
Do you know why I wouldn't change my telephone number?
In case you wanted to call me.
It sure has changed a lot here.
We've spoken less than ten sentences since Dad's funeral.
You said you would come see me.
You never did.
Do you know how disappointed I was?
I remember there's a preserves shop nearby.
Where is it?
Maybe we've passed it?
Nim-shu likes their preserved plums.
Brother Sun, are you listening to me?
Hello, Nim-shu?
Dinner tonight?
I miss you two too.
Tell Daddy I'm not coming up for dinner.
Some other time.
I need to hang up. Bye...
I really can't compete with your two grandchildren.
One call and you're all smiles.
Find out where the preserves shop is.
I want to buy some preserved plums.
Hey, preserved plums...
Sis Sa, do we need to turn all the lights on during the day?
No... which one do you want to turn off?
Be careful.
Yo.
Why do you have to man the reception desk?
Where's Wing?
It's about time you came up.
I was waiting for you.
Behave yourself in class, OK?
Yes.
Sis Sa, take him in. Sure.
Come with me.
Thank you.
Turn off the lights in the hallway.
OK.
What's your answer?
Should we go into my office?
No. it's short. Here is OK.
Short? Do you want to say no?
No, I want to say yes.
Thank you.
As for your part-time salary...
Don't bother. I'll be a volunteer.
No... Other teachers may think I'm taking advantage of you.
You need to sign a contract with us...
It's just a formality.
Contract? I don't think so.
I'm only teaching my son's class.
As for the rest, you're on your own.
One class? One class.
I know...
Please reconsider.
Then it may turn from a yes to...
OK... forget I said it.
Welcome to Fa Sin Chi.
Thank you.
Do you like this Animal Farm story?
Yes...
You can take your mask off.
Don't just listen to the story.
Remember the new words and sentences you've learned today.
Yes...
Fai-fai, why are you crying?
Bong-bong broke my mask.
Everyone has one.
Why did you break his?
I don't like him.
Would you be happy if someone broke yours?
No.
Shouldn't you apologize to him?
Fai-fai, why are you crying?
Why did you let the parents in?
You're late letting out the class.
They were getting impatient.
Did you bully my son?
Bad parents, bad kids.
Mrs Yau, those are hurtful words to say to a kid.
Fai, don't cry. Let's go.
Ignore them... poor you...
How sweet of you to do that!
That's what I learned from the Kong Rong and the Pear story that Grandpa told me.
King Kong and the Bear?
Kong Rong and the Pear.
When did Grandpa tell you that story?
When I was in kindergarten.
That was so long ago. You still remember?
Kids are very bright these days.
They remember what we do and say.
I know. That's why parents have to practice what they preach.
I gave up snacks because of that.
Still, from what I saw in Fa Sin Chi,
lots of parents don't realize their influence on kids.
They mistake raising for nurturing.
Kids with siblings are less likely to be spoiled.
But lots of kids are the only child in the family.
It's hard for them not to be spoiled.
Pork Belly is an only child too.
He's sweet and loving.
The problem lies with the parents.
Kuk Sir, what is it?
Every kid has bought your notes, except this Yau Wing-fai. Why?
He said his mom hasn't given him the money.
The bully was given money.
The spoiled wimp wasn't? Really?
The bully's name is Yuen Ding-bong.
The wimp's name is Yau Wing-fai.
Don't give the kids nicknames.
Just not to their faces.
Miss Fa, Mrs Yau wants to see you.
Mrs Yau.
Miss Fa, I gave my son money for the exercise book.
Why wasn't he given one?
He said you hadn't given him the money.
Fai, did I give you the money?
Fai, why didn't you hand it over for the exercise book?
He would have beaten me up if I hadn't given him the money.
Who?
Yuen Ding-bong.
The bully.
Human or animal?
Human...
Bully, did you ask him for money?
I just asked him to treat me to ice-cream.
How could you be so greedy?
The money was for the exercise book.
I didn't take it.
Don't cry...
Call his parents and ask them to come in.
I demand an apology from him.
Mrs Yau, take it easy.
We'll give you an exercise book.
Let's forget about it.
It's not about the money.
He keeps bullying my son.
Demanding money from him is serious.
What kind of parents does he have?
Mrs Yau, both Fai-fai and Bong-bong are our students.
We don't want to wrong either one.
Let's get to the bottom of this first before we do anything.
Sweetie, come to Mommy...
Fai is the quiet type.
It's not fair to Bong-bong if he's assumed to be the culprit.
Are we still on this? The case is closed.
But I promised Mrs Yau to get to the truth.
I've contacted her and agreed to give her a free short course.
She won't pursue it anymore.
The course is worth more than $1,000,
the exercise book $60-something.
I've suffered a huge loss.
It's over now.
Settling it with money again.
Don't you get it?
We can't afford to offend any parents.
They're our customers, OK?
What about the kid's feeling?
If Bong-bong didn't do it and gets framed, that will be a blow.
Kids have short memories.
It's not a praise or criticism.
He's being accused of snatching money.
How can he forget about that?
Miss Fa, what do you think?
I want to pay Bong-bong a home visit.
I don't think that's a good idea.
We don't have any obligation to straighten out the kids for their parents.
That's not the way I see it.
Adults have the duty to steer kids back on the right track.
It's not about who we are.
I agree with Kuk Sir.
We're not school teachers.
Their parents may think we're being busy bodies.
Thank you.
Did you hear that?
Still, we shouldn't turn a blind eye to it.
What now?
We should have a talk with Bong-bong's parents.
They should be told about their son's problems.
If they really care about their son, our words won't fall on deaf ears.
Marius.
OK, do whatever you like.
Make a house call.
Kuk Sir, Miss Fa, sorry, make yourselves at home.
Why are you two here?
Mrs Yuen, could you turn your computer off for a moment.
What is this about?
A classmate said Bong-bong took his money from him.
We don't just listen to one side's story.
Still, Bong-bong has discipline issues.
We're here to understand him better.
What is this about?
Rascal! Your mom called me about a family visit.
I had to rush back right after work.
Come out...
Mr Yuen...
Who are you?
Your friend?
I'm Miss Fa. This is Kuk Sir.
School teachers make home visits these days?
They're teachers from the education center,
not from school.
My wife said you accused my son of stealing money.
Not us. A parent complained about it.
That's why we're here to learn more.
We don't mean to disturb you.
Your job is teaching. My family is not your concern.
Right. Sorry for disturbing you.
Let's go.
Hey... he'll beat Bong-bong after we go.
Rascal, you asked for this...
I didn't take any money...
Liar!
I'm not lying...
Mr Yuen, shouldn't you let him speak for himself first?
Physical punishment is counter-productive.
No wonder he bullies people.
He picked it up from you.
He's my son. I can do whatever I like with him.
It is none of your business.
Rascal...
Are you alright?
It hurts.
Are you beating him or me up?
This is not the way to straighten him out.
It will only make him turn more violent.
You're setting a bad example.
Hubby, stop it.
Don't get between me and my son.
Touch her over my dead body.
Cheers.
What have I done to deserve this treat?
You took the caning for me.
You deserve it.
I'm glad you know.
What about a takeaway pork chop bun for Pork Belly?
How did you know my son likes pork chop bun.
If you chat as much as I do with him, you'd know more.
I wonder if there's something you don't know.
My son dropped his wallet in Fa Sin Chi a couple of days ago.
There was more than a hundred dollars inside.
It was for extracurricular activities.
Guess who picked it up?
Bong-bong.
You already knew?
Pork Belly told me about it.
The money was still there.
That means Bong-bong is not a greedy kid.
The problem doesn't lie with him.
It lies with Fai.
Kuk Sir, Miss Fa.
Yo.
Sorry to get in the way of your afternoon tea.
Not at all.
It's not convenient to talk about it at the center.
Please take a seat.
I went to see a new project's show flat on Sunday.
I saw Fai and his parents there.
It's too small for watching TV.
I saw Fai taking out money from his mom's purse.
He was caught red-handed.
We now know who was lying.
That still doesn't help.
His parents won't believe us.
They'll take their son's side.
Parent like that satisfy their son's every whim.
Why would Fai steal?
He knows his parents love him to a fault.
He's testing their limits.
He's actually at a loss.
He gets no guidance and he's clueless.
He does it to get his parents' attention.
Mrs Yau, could you spare a minute?
What is it?
It's about what happened last time.
I promised you an answer.
OK, I want to know the truth too.
Mrs Yau, this way please.
Mrs Yau, please sit.
Why wasn't Fai allowed in?
We want a word with you first.
Mrs Yau, do you recognize this purse?
That's where I put the $66 for the exercise book.
Open it.
I thought the bully took the money.
Mrs Yau, we have a video to show you.
It was taken the day Fai said Bong-bong took his money for the exercise book, OK?
Action.
We've tried it many times...
How come? Why would he hide the money?
Bong-bong kept bullying him.
He did it for revenge.
He's still young.
There's no way he'd frame someone.
Mrs Yau, you're spoiling him with your excessive love.
You're doing him a disservice.
We've asked Bong-bong's father to come.
He knows the truth already.
He's just asking for an apology to clear his son's name.
Apology? What?
Mrs Yuen, this way.
So it was you.
I almost beat my son up because of you.
But my son is innocent.
Apologize and I'll let it go.
Maybe my son was in the wrong.
Still, why should I apologize to you?
How unreasonable!
Your son is a known bully.
No one wants to be his friend.
I don't think you know how to straighten him out.
And you do?
Of course.
Please... this is an education center.
There are kids outside.
Please lower your voices.
My son has always been a sweet kid.
He was led astray here in Fa Sin Chi.
Don't run an education center if you can't teach proper behavior.
We quit!
I demand a refund.
Instead of correcting your son,
you're putting the blame on other people?
You've set a bad example for your son.
Enough! Give me a refund or I'll take it online.
Mrs Yau, actually...
Miss Fa, check with Wing about the remaining lessons and then refund her.
Come on, Fai, we're not coming here again.
Bong-bong...
Dad, Miss Fa, Kuk Sir, Fai and I have patched up.
I just apologized to him.
Why? He framed you.
But I did bully him. It's my fault.
Dad, you said we should man up and own up.
What did Fai say?
He apologized to me too.
His mom was mean.
She just tore him away.
Kids are more mature than adults.
I can't let my son be better than me.
Kuk Sir, Miss Fa, I hit you two, I'm sorry.
Forget it.
Don't use a rattan cane on your son, it really hurts.
OK.
What are you doing here at this hour?
Thinking up new courses.
You mean new money-making courses.
What do you think about a parenting course?
I don't get it.
Fai and Bong-bong have shown me that lots of parents don't know how to parent.
Some rely on physical punishment,
some delegate it to their domestic helpers.
I think there's a market.
Parents can bring their kids and maids along.
Really... no one else would come up with an idea like that.
I thought you had changed.
Into what? A hunk?
It's not your style to agree on a refund.
I used to be a property guy.
We would do anything to close a deal.
Fa Sin Chi is too idealistic.
It's more like a burden than a business.
I need to come up with some new ideas.
You're ignoring me after you've been fed.
Wake up!
Sis... have you tried singing in the rain?
What?
What are you doing?
Stop it!
I just took a shower.
Are you out of your mind?
No. I really think Fa Sin Chi has a future.
Why?
I don't know.
Ask it.
Silly.
Enough talking.