Uncle Fat!
Congratulations on your son's wedding!
Thank you for coming!
You didn't bring your wife and kids?
She's at home babysitting our grandkid. The kids are so busy.
They're not like your dutiful kids. I'm so happy for you.
After all these years of making rice noodle rolls, you can finally enjoy life.
Let's change the subject.
The old staff from Fung Heung are here. Really?
You guys can catch up, enjoy and drink more.
Sure, I will.
Grandpa, do you hear it?
Hear what?
My stomach is growling. How much longer do we have to wait?
Uncle Foon will be here soon.
You've said that so many times.
Fei-fei... Fei-fei, what's the matter?
Daddy, I'm so hungry. Oh, OK.
Dad, Uncle Fat and most of the guests have arrived. It's about time.
But we still haven't taken photos and served tea. Will there be enough time?
Family photos should include all members.
Foon wouldn't miss his brother's wedding. Let's wait a little longer.
I don't get it. Everyone is here to eat. Does it matter where you sit?
I'm not sitting apart from my husband and daughter.
Mr Cho showed up at the last minute. What can I do? Ask him to sit in the back?
So it's OK to ask your brother-in-law to sit in the back?
Do you know the head table is for family?
That guy is just a client, not your parent!
Those who pay me are regarded as parents!
All you care about is money!
Louder! Grab the microphone and give a speech on stage!
I know what this is about! You're a fund manager, huh?
All your clients are rich, right? That's why you look down on Chiu!
That's not true! What are you talking about?
Not true?
Chiu is a factory director in Dongguan! He's not good enough for your rich clients!
If I hadn't been stuck with Yee and you,
I wouldn't have had to forfeit my scholarship, work after secondary school,
and marry a factory man in the Mainland!
Amazing, Sis! You grab every chance to dig into the past! I'm speechless!
It still won't change the way you think!
That's not what I think!
But that's what you do! I'll sit in the back!
You guys can stop fighting.
What do you want this time? A trip to Japan? A new phone? Nobody asked your opinion!
I can't enjoy the meal in front of you guys!
Don't give me that attitude! Enough! Today is a big day!
Stop fighting, OK?
Sorry Anthony, it's already past 9 pm. Shall we start?
Their eldest brother isn't here yet. Can we wait a little longer?
Forget it, Dad. That guy never shows up.
Nobody wants him here anyway.
Only you treat him like treasure and expect him to come.
Sorry Mr Po, but Fiona is all dressed up and waiting outside.
If we delay any longer, I'm afraid...
Can't keep the bride waiting.
OK, let's start then.
Dad, sit down.
(Little Fiona)
What the heck?
Nice, huh?
You think it's funny? That guy is not me! Why did you put it in the video?
I don't see your front very often, not to mention your back.
Sorry I made a mistake.
Mistake? You obviously did it on purpose!
Your wife said I could use those photos! Ask her why she mistook you!
Honey, I told you to hire a professional video editor.
You shouldn't have trusted your brother.
I made a mistake because you still keep photos of your ex.
Right. Why do you still keep his photos?
What? What's that supposed to mean?
That means...
That means the photo isn't very big. Yue, it's hard to tell whether it's you or not.
But you guys are fighting and taking the spotlight.
Foon, you're finally here.
Dad, when I heard applause outside, I thought I was at the wrong place.
But as I came in and heard people arguing, I knew! was in the right place.
My dog-eat-dog siblings had to be here. Dad, I know them so well.
Sit down.
No, I still have to work. I just came to give a gift. Here you go.
You're leaving? Yes.
Foon, let's take a photo together before you go.
Right, we haven't taken a family photo in a long time.
Sure, let's take some photos. We seldom get a chance like this.
Sit down, Dad.
Sorry! Be careful!
I didn't know it was so long. Sorry about that. Stand together...
OK, ready? One, two, three!
Kuen, the kids are coming home for dinner tonight. You haven't seen them in a while.
Last time was three months ago when Yue and Fa got married.
Hello? Yan?
What's up, Dad?
Where are you and Chiu? I'm preparing the steamed fish.
Sorry Dad, I was so busy I forgot to tell you
Bianca has a piano exam tomorrow. We're not coming tonight.
Who?
Bianca is Fei-fei's English name. She's applying for a school place.
It's a long way from Shenzhen to Hong Kong.
I'll take you to a dim sum place next time and make it up to you, OK?
I've cooked lots of dishes, including your favourite pan-fried oysters.
Sorry Dad, have fun with Yue and Yee. I promise I won't stand you up again, OK?
Fei-fei, come here, hurry up.
Grandpa.
Fei-fei.
I wish you a long and happy life.
Keep practicing. Dad, I'm too busy to talk now. Bye.
Wait...
Hey, Dad.
Yue, are you driving? It's so noisy over there.
No, a client called me to discuss something. I'm not coming tonight.
We can wait for you.
Don't wait for me. I have to keep an eye on the US market.
Dad, I transferred some money to you. Buy whatever you like.
I'll take you to Ah Tsat Abalone next time and make it up to you, OK?
Talk to you later. Bye.
Dad, I'm still at Taoyuan Airport. My flight has been delayed for 4 hours.
Please don't wait for me. I'm heading back to the lodge. I'm not flying home tonight.
I'll buy you pineapple cakes and make it up to you. Bye.
Forget it. Foon?
Yes. What is it?
Are you coming?
You've reached my voicemail.
Leave me a message. I'll get back to you as soon as possible.
Foon, it's Dad. I know you're busy. I bet you don't remember what day it is today.
I've been feeling uneasy lately.
There's something I want to give the four of you.
No matter how late it is, please come over after work. I'll be waiting for you.
Dad, sorry to keep you waiting.
It's pouring and thundering outside. The traffic was bad. Look, I'm soaking wet.
What happened? They stood you up again?
Dad?
Why are you sleeping on the table?
Dad! Dad! Dad...
Dad.
Don't run so fast!
Mr and Mrs. Chow.
Mr Po, what brings you here?
Having a party?
Yes, it's my son's birthday.
Are you going to wait till midnight to sing the birthday song,
blow the candles and cut the cake?
Honey, celebrating a birthday is a happy thing.
Mr Po didn't come here to complain. He came here to have fun, right?
Come in, Mr Po. I made cupcakes. Son, come and say hello.
Hello, Uncle.
Happy birthday. Thank you.
How old are you? I'm 9.
9 means primary 3? Yes.
You have school tomorrow Yes.
According to a study conducted in London in 2013,
kids who go to bed later than 9 pm show slower development of spatial cognition.
Simply put, they're dumber than other kids their age.
It may even affect their growth. You won't grow any taller.
It's getting late. We should get going. It's getting late...
Mrs. Chow, you said you had something for me.
Thank you. Good night. Kids should go to bed early.
80% Belgium chocolate, Madagascar vanilla, and a pinch of Himalayan salt. Not bad.
Dad's entombment ceremony is next Monday. See you all at Tak Fook Hill at 10 am.
Why am I not surprised? It's been a week but still no reply. Fine.
Dad left a will to be read after the ceremony tomorrow.
Who picked this photo? Dad looks so old.
Dad was over 70. How young should he look?
There's something called photo editing.
It can turn a 30-year-old into a teenager, an ugly girl into a beautiful girl.
Fiona, mature models like you should be very familiar with it.
Sis, you live in Shenzhen so you don't know.
I'm a catwalk model with 43-inch long legs, not a photographic model.
You shouldn't be taking selfies here.
I want to say good morning to my fans.
Can you believe he's wearing red?
What do you know Dad loved it.
Rubbish youth, mind your attitude.
Are you lecturing me as an older brother?
Fiona has a point! Why are you wearing red? We're not celebrating the New Year!
Stop fighting and let Dad enjoy some peace, OK?
Someone's late for Dad's entombment ceremony.
Are you complaining about me? Better late than never.
You guys always stood him up. But why are you guys so early today?
Your guilty conscience kicked in? Too late. Dad's gone.
I had no idea! I can't foresee the future! My flight was delayed...
Don't bother telling me. Explain to Dad.
My flight was delayed...
Excuse me, I need to use the bathroom!
I can't walk anymore! So dusty! It's all over my shoes!
The last person, please close the door.
I don't know why
Dad bought this shabby tenement house.
You had a good excuse to leave the house and sleep at your friend's dorm.
Dad approved.
He said I could save money on my commute and energy from climbing stairs.
Yee. What?
Dad died in that chair.
What? That's a natural reaction!
Sorry, Dad.
There's no water in the toilet tank.
Not just the toilet. Look at the rusting bars on the ceiling.
I wonder if it's going to collapse.
The dust is making my nose itch. Everyone's here. Can you read the will now?
What's the rush? Worried you'll get nothing?
I can hear you!
Want me to read it? Let's start now
When you read this, I, Po Luk, will no longer be in the world.
The only property under my name,
Flat B, 4,Yau Po House, 17 Shing Wong Street, Sheung Wan,
will be transferred to my four children, Po Foon, Po Yan, Po Yue, and Po Yee,
under the condition that the four of them live together in that property for 9 months
before they can sell it.
No one is exempt.
Live together?
Also, I'm appointing my eldest son Po Foon as the executor
to determine whether the criteria are met.
If anyone refuses to move in or wishes to move out early,
the executor will have absolute right to inherit my estate. The end.
That's ridiculous! I'm married! How can I move back?
Dad must have lost his mind.
Don't try to fool us because we didn't get to say goodbye to Dad.
Read carefully. It's signed by Dad and the witness.
You don't have to believe me, but I'm moving in as Dad wished.
I've also applied for a grant of probate.
This place is so old, and the staircase is so long.
I don't want it.
I don't want it if I have to move in here.
Dad used his pension to buy this house. It's worth at most half a million.
Divided by four, that's so little money.
Not really.
I remember Dad bought it after SARS. It should be worth a few times more.
But we can't sell it without refurbishing it.
It's a 70-year-old building.
We'll have to replace the wiring and pipes, redo the ceiling, run inspections.
In case of any problems, we're responsible for maintenance costs,
solicitor and estate agent fees.
Losses loom larger than gains.
Sounds like a pain. I'm not moving in.
I'm not jumping into a black hole.
The Apex is almost finished. Why would we want a ramshackle house?
Sounds like you guys won't be moving in.
That means you're forfeiting your right.
Anyway, I don't want any trouble. Bye.
Honey, let's check out some furniture.
Sure. There's a place nearby here with beautiful designer chairs.
Let's go check it out.
Fei-fei? I'm taking the train home. OK, bye.
Close the windows and lock the door.
Sure.
The Apex? Fiona, is that the place your husband bought?
I don't know why people are fighting. My husband bought it in a private sale.
Then you must have gotten a nice unit. When are you guys moving?
It still needs to be renovated. We're going to look for furniture in Europe.
Can't rush things.
Honey, it's urgent!
Urgent? Just go to the toilet.
The building next to Dad's house was been bought at $10,000 per square foot!
At least $12 million!
Cozy Home Property Agency? I got a flyer saying you buy old properties.
I want to check the price. Yau Po House in Sheung Wan.
What? $12 million?
$12 million?
This building has no lift access.
Your dad asked you guys to move in here as a punishment.
Dad always wanted us to stick together like a family.
I guess that's why he asked us to move in.
That's the plan, but it may not work out.
At least there's a plan. We're all grown up, so it should be fine.
They hate you. Why would they move in with you?
I've thought about this too. It's exactly because they hate me.
Dad only left us this house. They won't let me have it all. So they'll have to move back
True. You packed your backpack and left without any hesitation.
You were a terrible big brother. Why do you deserve the house?
I'd be upset too. I'd even beat you up.
You OK, buddy?
This building doesn't look OK. Ask the Owners Corporation to fix it.
All the residents are seniors. Who can I ask? If you have time, please fix it.
Look at the wiring. Who's responsible if something happens?
Oh well, this is an old building. At least they still work.
Actually, they're still using a fishbone antenna.
Only the upper floors get reception, not the lower floors. Understand?
Don't expect me to bring you soup after you move. Come to my shop if you want soup.
Don't haggle over every little thing.
What? I've climbed four flights of stairs! It says the 4th floor!
Don't be fooled by the number 4. The 4th floor is actually the 3rd floor.
As long as we walk together, even 30 floors won't be a problem.
OK... The numbers are really confusing.
That's alright. Now go down and get the two suitcases.
Dad, I'm home.
Why is there an umbrella here?
It has a carved handle. Must be one of Dad's antiques.
Let's see if it still works.
It's all covered in dust, but it looks new and works just fine. Don't waste it.
Don't write so neatly or the teacher will find out.
OK, I'll give it back to you when it's done.
Thank you.
Excuse me.
It's good to have friends. I finally have time to eat. Put the broom away.
Excuse me, may I ask who you are?
Are you talking to us?
Of course I'm talking to you. There are only the three of us.
How did you get in here?
We... We live here.
You live here? You mean you live in this building? Do you live next door?
Oh, you must be Uncle Luk's eldest son, Po Foon.
That's right. You know my dad?
We've been around long enough to know everyone.
My name is Bak. This is my wife Yi Lan.
Mr Bak. Mrs. Bak.
Don't be so formal. Just call me Auntie Lan.
OK, Auntie Lan.
Auntie Lan, I bet your TV isn't working. It's probably the antenna.
Adjust the position and try again. Then it should work.
We should get going.
Wah, let's go.
Come on.
If you have a clear conscience, come find me in your next life.
Let me walk you out. No, it's OK.
Come by anytime.
Good bye.
What are you doing up there? Come help me out!
OK! You're so annoying!
Good bye.
Let me tell you something.
When I was waiting for you, I left the door open.
I walked around, opened the window, went out on the balcony for some fresh air.
Then I turned around and saw an old couple sitting here watching TV. So creepy.
When did you buy this antique umbrella?
Silly, I didn't buy this umbrella. I don't have such good taste.
Look, it's beautifully carved and very sturdy. Let me open it.
Hey, don't open it!
Never open an umbrella indoors or friends will come.
Friends?
My dad's generation referred to them as friends.
Your dad is a Taoist priest. It's normal he'd talk to his friends about ghosts...
Hey, don't say that word! Say friends!
OK, friends.
I'll leave the umbrella out on the balcony. So friends won't come, right?
We're there!
Slow down! Wait for me! Watch out for cars! Thank you!
Fei-fei, carry your own luggage. Here you go.
Miss, you said you'd give me an extra $100.
When did I say that? It's illegal to overcharge passengers. Let's go.
The was a traffic jam in Sheung Shui! $100 is quite reasonable!
Grey market traders are to blame. Ask them to pay. Don't ask me.
How dare you!
Dude, don't bully a woman.
She wouldn't pay the taxi fare!
What? I already paid!
Look at the camera.
What are you doing?
Taking photos of you, your license plate and identity plate.
I'll share them online and let everyone know you overcharge passengers.
Call the news hotline as well. You may get $500.
You're so smart, honey!
Let me search the number of Central Police Station.
Fine, you win!
Hey! Are you blind?
You're the one who's blind. Don't mess with the Po family.
Uncle Yee, you're so cool!
What about Uncle Yue? Very cool.
I see. You guys are family.
You bet! Get lost!
Fine!
Bye!
Looks like you guys are moving back.
Of course. You can't have it all. I'll get you some tea.
Those stairs are killing my back.
My legs are so sore.
Fa, you said this place was old and dirty and the staircase was long.
Why are you moving in?
Well, climbing stairs is good exercise.
Right, it's actually not that bad. It just needs some cleaning.
We shouldn't go against Dad's last wish. Our apartment is not ready anyway.
Stop talking about your luxury apartment.
You're overly sensitive and jealous.
I'm jealous of you being a brick slave? Are you kidding?
Your eyes say it all, rubbish youth.
Your sister is checking out the rooms!
Hey!
Hey! You're so rough!
It's locked.
That must be the storeroom. Honey.
So, we're all moving back. How should we share the rooms?
Fei-fei needs to practice piano. Chiu comes home from time to time.
You guys get the biggest room.
Fa, you don't have a job, do you? I suppose you sleep until late.
You guys get the master bedroom. Why? First, it's facing west.
The sun won't wake you in the morning. Second, you guys just got married.
A master bedroom is more convenient. You know what! mean?
That makes sense.
Yee, you seldom stay home. Dad put your things in the small room.
Just sleep in there. No need to argue.
The remaining room is mine, OK?
Wait a second. So we'll have to listen to whatever you say? Who are you?
Exactly. I think we should vote. This is a democratic society.
Support. What have you done for the family? Why should we listen to you?
I'm the manager. If you guys don't obey me, we shouldn't live together. I'll move out.
Go ahead...
But let me remind you of one thing.
Dad's will stated that the four of us have to live together for 9 months
before we can sell this place.
Unless I live here, we can't sell it.
Then you'll get nothing. Think before you speak, kids.
I'm fine with the small room.
At least we get our own bathroom, right?
Let's move our things. Come on, Bianca. It's such a waste of time.
Honey, let me help you.
Just as I expected.
There's something good about living in an old building.
High ceiling, no windowsill, enough space for a queen size bed.
New apartments are much smaller.
I don't see why it's good.
Your dad used to live in this room. It has the smell of old people.
Smell of old people? I'll get rid of it.
Sorry, honey.
What about the wardrobe? It's moldy! How can I use it?
The wardrobe? Just buy a new one if you don't like it.
The water heater has been on for 10 minutes but I still can't shower!
Honey, think about it.
We'll get $3 million for living here. I wouldn't mind even if I had to fetch water
Fetch water?
I was just saying. The Apex won't be ready for another 3 months anyway.
Renovations will take 6 months. It's perfect.
I used to live in a comfortable serviced apartment.
Now I have to stay here for 9 months with your freaky family.
How will you compensate me for my mental and physical suffering?
I can compensate you physically right now, but mentally... You mentioned a new handbag.
It only costs tens of thousands of dollars. That's what you're offering?
Fine, I'll settle for half of $3 million.
Prices may go up after 9 months. Let's talk about it later, OK?
You want to stall for 9 months? No way. I can't stand your freaky family.
Honey, your hair smells.
Really? Don't try to fool me. Give me an answer when I'm done.
OK, go take a shower. Don't forget to wash your hair.
I will.
What's the matter?
Stop peeping, you sicko!
You sicko! Why are you topless? Why are you using the tub in my bathroom!
The door wasn't locked! It wasn't occupied! Why can't I use it?
Get out or I'll take my pants off! Go ahead...
As you wish!
He's unzipping!
Do it! You're being recorded! Take them off...
You're sick!
I'm not scared of you, big guy!
You stole my hot water! We have a score to settle!
You saw my body! It's not free!
Why am I living with this bunch? Fine, just for 9 months.
Once I get the money, I can travel around the world.
Hi, honey.
Why did you move back home with Fei-fei without telling me?
What?! left your mom a note.
You should have discussed it with me first!
I'm doing this for us. After 9 months, we'll sell the house and get $3 million.
I have to live apart from Fei-fei for 9 months?
You always work until late at night. You don't see her very often.
Mommy, can I go outside and play?
She has a primary school interview tomorrow.
Uncle Foon, what are you doing? What do you think?
Watering plants.
Exactly. After your grandpa left, no one cared for his plants.
I wonder why they're still so healthy.
Is this Grandpa's umbrella?
I guess so. I'm going to dry it when I'm done.
Let me help you open it.
It's quite big. Are you sure?
I can do it. OK, try it.
It's so dusty. Let me help you. Give it to me.
OK.
Mr Bak, Auntie Lan, have you eaten lunch yet?
Yes. Is that your daughter? Such a cutie pie.
No, this is my niece. She lives here too.
Hi, granny and gramps.
Good girl.
My friend, don't spray the hoary stock leaves or they'll die.
Really? Thank you.
We're all neighbours in Yau Po House.
Let us know if you need help. I'll clean the public area.
It's hard to find good help these days, people helping each other.
I should warn you. You may see a stray cat. It's very friendly, so don't be scared.
Don't kick it out. It's very special. It won't make a mess.
I see.
Where are you guys going? We're going to dinner.
Let's have our first dinner together. Come and sit down.
Looks delicious. Of course. Sit down.
Why did you prepare dinner for us? He must want something.
I went to Chun Chiu Kee around the corner. $70.5 per head. Kids half price.
I don't mind splitting the bill. It costs to eat out anyway.
But this is pan-fried. Salted egg yolk is high in cholesterol.
Too oily. Too much sauce. Kids can't eat these foods every day.
We also have steamed minced pork, egg, and fish. That's why kids eat for half price
Here's an idea. Starting tomorrow, let's take turns cooking dinner.
You can buy the food you like or cook in the kitchen.
Anyone not eating at home please notify us in the group chat.
No leftovers for those who are late. Understand?
So annoying.
Annoying? Either you live here and follow the rules or move out.
Fine, you don't have to warn me every time.
I'm not warning you, I'm stopping you.
You're touching every single piece. How can others eat? Save some for Yue.
Don't bother.
Why? Your husband loves ribs. You didn't know that?
I stopped eating beef many years ago. You didn't know that, Bro?
Really? So you prefer pork chops(ugly girls) over beef?
What's that supposed to mean?
Don't take it personally.
How dare you!
Yan, I ordered your favourite spicy eggplant with minced pork, less spicy.
I don't eat eggplant.
Really? But you always finished the eggplant in stuffed three treasures.
I had a retinal detachment a few years ago.
The Chinese physician told me not to eat eggplant after the surgery.
Really? Why didn't I know that?
How come we all know except you, Uncle Foon?
Forget it, Fei-fei. Uncle Foon has always been like this.
He only cares about himself.
I don't feel like eating. You guys enjoy. Let's go, Fei-fei.
What the heck is going on?
Without lights, we won't be able to finish dinner.
Honey, let's go to Soho for a late night snack later.
Come on, honey. Excuse me.
Just you and me. You can eat all you want. Where are you going?
Out to eat.
Foon, you're the eldest child.
Yee has just been born. Your mom is in the hospital.
Your family needs you.
Dad, I have a life to live!
I want to see the world! I don't want to be stuck here anymore!
One chopstick breaks easily.
Your younger siblings need you to keep them together.
I'll try my best, Dad.
I finally understand how hard it is to take care of the whole family.
Come out, everyone!
What do you want?
It's late. Please turn down your volume because people are sleeping.
There's school tomorrow... We didn't make any noise...
Shut up! Just keep quiet, OK?
That's enough. Why should we listen to you?
Because you're the executor of Dad's will? Knock it off!
Power without justice doesn't work anymore.
As your eldest brother, it's my duty to discipline you on Dad's behalf.
Are you nuts? You're not Dad!
I bet the fuse tripped because you guys turned on all the appliances.
I hate this place! What do we do now?
I'll go down and reset the switch. Who else will do it?
What a mess. What if I flick the wrong switch?
Oh well, I'll try my luck. Forgive me.
The middle one.
You scared me! You make no sound when you walk!
You don't look like a chicken-hearted man. Next time I'll walk loudly, OK?
That would be great, thanks.
Which one in the middle? Top or bottom?
Bottom.
Now what?
Bye-and-bye.
Done.
I've reset the switch, but just to be safe, don't turn on any appliances except lights.
No need to practice the piano tonight!
In your dreams. Your grade 5 piano exam is coming.
Fei-fei is using an electric piano. What if she fails the exam?
OK, Fei-fei can practice the piano. Sorry Fei-fei, I can't help you.
This isn't fair! I must fight till the end!
Hubby.
Honey.
Is it ever going to stop?
At this rate, we'll never be in the mood.
With the door closed, no one knows if we're using electricity.
What do you mean?
Turn the heater on. Put in earplugs. Time to sleep. Good night.
Good night.
What's going on?
Who could that be at this hour?
Whoever you are, you're louder than the fire alarm.
Where is all this smoke coming from? What happened?
There's a fire! Run!
Fire? Are you kidding!
Fire! Wake up! What's the commotion?
There's a fire! Get Fei-fei out of here!
Fire!
Fei-fei!
Fire! Wake up and run!
There's a fire! Run!
Fire? Let's go!
Hurry! Kids go first! You guys follow me! Come on!
Where's Bro? What?
Cover your mouth and nose with a wet cloth!
Hurry up! Let's go...
One chopstick breaks easily.
You see, a family that sticks together stays strong. Understand?
Dad, I know what you meant.
Sir, which unit do you live in?
4B.
All your family members are here?
Yes, I have my whole family here.
Take a rest. The firemen are doing their job.
Thank you.
You guys must have secretly used electricity and caused the fire.
Don't look at me! I didn't! Yee always leaves the air on!
My fault again? I get blamed for everything!
Wait a second! Why are you holding my dress? It's wet! What happened? Who did this?
Is your dress more important than your life?
Mind your attitude!
Do you know what limited edition means?
It can't be bought! You guys are so noisy! Be quiet!
It's OK, I'll buy you a new one.
Shut up! What a pain!
Sir, I live in 4B.
There are two seniors living in 4A. They should be a couple.
I can't find them anywhere. I wonder if they're still up there.
We checked that unit. There was no one there.
What?
If I hadn't been fluffed with Yee and you...
Fluffed?
This is Michael Jack.
Point it towards the hill.
The hill? Temple Hill?
How dare you!
You're trying to steal NG's again!
Fa, you don't have a job, right?
Guess you don't play with firecrackers.
OK, start with Fa.