Wake up! What's going on?
There's a fire! Get Fei-fei out of here! Fire! Wake up! Fire!
Sis! What?
Kids first! You guys follow me! Hurry up!
There's an old couple living in 4A.
We checked that unit. There was no one in there.
What?
I heard the fuse box on the 4th floor caused the fire.
It must have overloaded.
Bummer! What a nuisance!
Are they done? I need to pee.
Step to the side if you need to pee.
No face mask will undo the damage caused by this wind!
It won't take long.
My daughter has an interview tomorrow. Can they just let her sleep?
It must be this family.
6 to 7 people living in one unit. They must have overloaded the fuse box.
They just moved here, but look what they've done.
What did you say?
What are you talking about? We only turned on the heater and humidifier!
Hey...
See, she admits it.
You said you didn't use electricity.
So what if we did?
Don't tell me you didn't turn the air conditioner on!
Exactly!
Fei-fei's piano was too loud! That's why I turned it on!
No excuses!
Don't shift the blame on Fei-fei!
You use air conditioning and a down comforter all year round!
Stop fighting for just one minute, OK?
You're making a scene. Aren't you embarrassed?
He's talking about you...
Sir, how's the situation?
There's nothing to worry about.
The fuse box in the stairway ignited some wood chips. The fire has been put out.
It's all their fault!
It's been chaotic since they moved here!
We will investigate the cause.
But the wiring is quite old and covered in dust.
It might be a problem with heat dissipation rather than electrical load.
The building is unsealed. You may go home now
Thank you, sir.
Thank you, sir. Did you hear that? It might not be a problem with electrical load.
Old things break down easily. It's a very old building, you know.
What's that supposed to mean? Old people like us are useless?
No, that's not what I meant.
Say that again, I dare you!
You're still in good shape... There's nothing wrong with me!
You shouldn't have said that! Grandpa, forget it. Let's go home.
You're still in good shape.
Hey!
What?
Do you live on the 4th floor?
May I help you?
I'm an electrician. Here's my card.
(Mang Lung Electrical Co, Chu Chan-Chan)
Chu Chan-Chan?
Yes. I heard there's a problem with your fuse box. You want me to take a look?
In the middle of the night? Probably not now.
It's fine. We aim to provide convenient, professional, and attentive services.
We're on-call 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
I don't know about you, but I have to sleep.
A lot of old buildings have poor fire safety standards.
You don't want anything bad to happen to your family.
There aren't that many female electricians.
The wiring is way too old and messy.
Actually, the fuse box is old enough to be your grandfather. Do you know how to fix it?
Oh sorry, I should have showed you this earlier.
Right. Please turn around so I can see your face.
It's really you. Your license is real. Grade A? Impressive.
Not a lot of people know how to fix electrical wiring in old buildings.
But don't worry, I'm one of them.
This is basic for working in this neighbourhood.
It's easier said than done. Thank you.
Let's get back to the subject. To fix the fuse box, replace the wiring,
inspect home electrical switches, $6,000, all costs included. OK?
That's expensive!
That's market price.
You think I don't know
The handsome and friendly electrician at Chan Kee only charges $4,800.
There's always someone willing to do it cheaper, but I'm more skilled.
I doubt it. Let me call Chan Kee.
Sure, they open 11 am-6 pm.
Really?
You can call Uncle Ha, another 24 on-call technician near you.
But by the time he wakes up, arrives, finishes inspection, prepares a quotation
and all the materials, it'll be tomorrow afternoon.
You want it done as soon as possible, right?
If we close the deal now, you'll be able to watch TV tomorrow morning.
You think you can rip me off because I've got no other option?
You're packing up and leaving? I'm scared!
I can't work with you if you don't trust me. Just call Uncle Ha or Chan Kee.
Inspection fee is $300, market price.
Women are so materialistic. How can you charge $300 for a quick look?
You seem more like a woman!
It says male on my ID card.
You're so annoying! Just forget it!
I'll pay for it. Let me go get the money. I don't have money on me.
What? I'm going upstairs to get the money.
Annoying woman!
No charge?
Everybody gets one. Fair enough?
What's this supposed to mean? Dinner time?
Touch wood! I'll have someone fix it tomorrow morning.
Why did that electrician turn down the job? You must have offended her.
Like I said, she overcharges.
Just pay her! How are we going to sleep?
It's not about money! It's against my principles! Understand?
Can you generate electricity with your principles?
Each of us is holding a white candle like we're in some kind of cult.
You never do anything right.
And you call yourself a father figure.
What have you guys done except talk back and complain?
I said no one should use electricity except Fei-fei to practice the piano!
Did you guys listen? Did you guys keep it in mind?
I don't think so.
Exactly!
Listen. We're all part of this family. All of you should contribute.
What do you mean?
Very simple. You need electricity?
No problem. $6,000 divided by four comes to $1,500 per head.
You'll get electricity back in no time.
I knew it!
I don't have any money.
Bro, that's not a lot of money! Be a generous big brother!
Give and take. No money no talk. Don't waste my time.
It's actually very little money.
But I just hate cheapskates.
Exactly.
One chopstick breaks easily. You must hold your younger siblings together.
Look, a family that sticks together is stronger. Understand?
Dad, regardless of how much I want to hold them together,
they don't respect me as their big brother. It's no use pressuring me.
Dad! Dad! Dad...
I can't sleep, Dad. What's going on? Why won't this incense light?
Dad, I've tried my best. Like you said, the four of us must be of one mind, right?
Dad, what do you want me to do? Take care of the bill?
You're really amazing.
Have you no sense of decency? Wear a mask. Don't spread your germs to my daughter.
Have you no compassion? Fa won't share the blanket with me.
You asked for that body, you got it. Take some medicine and see if it helps.
Pour me a glass of water.
Please.
No electricity, no water. Fine, I'll boil some for you.
All spoiled.
Mommy, what's for breakfast today?
Everything in the fridge is spoiled.
Let's go get some pancakes!
You wish. Go brush your teeth. I'll make oatmeal.
What?
What? Hurry up.
OK.
Good morning, Uncle Yue.
Good morning. Right, this is toothpaste. Don't mix it up with the shaving cream.
Uncle Yue, that's toothpaste, but you're using Uncle Yee's toothbrush.
It's so inconvenient with no electricity.
Fei-fei can't practice the piano in the dark.
Right.
Eat.
I've been thinking. About the $6,000...
Here's $1,500. Find a good electrician.
It's only 9 months, but I want us to live here comfortably.
Look who's here! The late riser woke up before the sun today!
Are you going to split the bill?
Bro.
IOU? (I owe you $1,500, Po Yee)
I just spent all my money on a new phone. I'll pay you back later.
OK.
Thanks, Bro. I'm going back to sleep.
Going back to sleep? What about that swim coach job?
Stop eavesdropping on my phone conversations!
Is the trend chart ready?
I'm coming back from Sheung Wan. There's still time. Bye.
Where are you going?
I'm taking Bianca to St. Laurent for an interview. There are no taxis.
It's just nearby. Get in the car.
Hey, why didn't you turn left? Do you know the way to St. Laurent?
Going straight is no different.
Of course it's different! Two more blocks!
There's enough space. Drive past it.
What are you waiting for? Drive past it. Did you hear me? Drive past it!
Hey, what are you doing?
You just ran a red light! How did you pass your driving test?
Why did you stop? I'm in a hurry! I should have taken the bus instead!
One car, one driver. I'm not driving unless you stop telling me how to drive.
You're in a hurry, I'm not.
No more comments?
Women shouldn't tell men how to drive.
Fa either touches up her makeup or sleeps in the car. That's what makes her adorable.
All she does is touch up her makeup or sleep. No, she also takes selfies.
Smart women play dumb in front of men.
She's doing a great job. I can't tell she's acting.
She should be an actress. Such a waste of talent.
She got offers, but I don't want her to be an actress.
I don't understand. Did she offend you? Why do you keep picking on her?
It's about you. Yesterday she almost talked you into switching rooms with me.
Don't be so stingy, Sis. Are you reaching menopause?
I'm not reaching menopause, I just see through you.
You're a henpecked husband.
What? Don't badmouth me in front of Fei-fei!
Fei-fei!
Fei-fei, what did you do? You can't go to an interview like that!
That lipstick belongs to my wife! Limited edition! It's all out of stock!
You shouldn't have left it lying around! Look at my daughter!
Fei-fei!
Fei-fei, you're so clumsy!
Just a lipstick! Don't raise your voice at my daughter!
I didn't raise my voice! Auntie Fa is going to be so mad!
All you care about is your wife!
Who's more important? Your niece or that woman?
Of course my wife... That's not my point! You should have watched your daughter!
Now you're blaming me? Is this what I get for bringing you up?
Fine! You're the best sister ever! You don't have to remind me every time!
Stop the car! Stop!
I didn't get in your car to be your punching bag!
Fei-fei, give it to me! Here! Let's get out of here!
Of course. We're already here.
$3,000 from Yan and Yue plus $3,000 from me and Yee equals $6,000. Correct.
I'll keep the $1,500 IOU. Those guys aren't as difficult as I thought.
If you get angry, you'd refuse to sell the house.
That's why we compromised. Bro, you still don't get it?
I'm not blind.
Yan said you're starting work today. Why are you still here?
I overslept. It'll be too late by the time I arrive.
That's the spirit. When you oversleep, you just skip work.
When are you ever going to pay me back? You owe me $1,500.
The weather is nice today. I'm going to sunbathe on the roof.
You still play the guitar?
Don't wait up for me!
He never listens to me!
Who forgot the keys?
What are you doing at my door? Are you trying to steal something?
No, I just wanted to tell you your gate was open and the keys were left outside.
You could have pressed the doorbell!
I did, but your doorbell is broken. Listen.
Broken? Don't try to fool me! You were caught red-handed!
If you break into my house, I'll break your legs!
I'm a good guy, not a thief!
You're a good guy? You don't look like a good guy at all!
I can't talk to you!
I can't talk to you either! Where did those people come from?
There's no sound. Is it broken?
Mr Bak!
Mr and Mrs. Bak!
Such an unusually outgoing old couple.
Hey, why are you making so much noise?
Excuse me, have you seen Mr and Mrs. Bak?
Who?
The couple who live here.
This house has been vacant for a long time.
No, I saw them on the balcony yesterday.
You probably saw ghosts.
In broad daylight? I don't think so. I even talked to them.
I've never met a couple named Bak.
But...
My name is Ho.
Sorry Uncle Ho, but Mr and Mrs. Bak say they've been around a long time.
Perhaps you've just forgotten?
All of you young people think old people are forgetful!
I don't want to talk to you!
Uncle Ho has a short temper.
Good morning, Mr Po. Good morning.
You're looking for us?
Mr and Mrs. Bak, good morning... Uncle Ho just...
You look pale. What are you trying to say?
Why are you stammering? I don't like people who stammer.
Wah, control your temper. You can't sleep in your new bed?
How is that possible? It's so comfortable here.
Young people nowadays don't appreciate old things. They treat treasure like trash.
Wah, don't be so stubborn. We may be... We should catch up with the changing world.
I'm stubborn? You always say you love how tender I am.
Mr and Mrs. Bak, did you just come up from downstairs?
We certainly didn't fall from the sky.
We're back from dim sum.
Right, you bumped into Uncle Ho, but how come he didn't seem to see you?
Did he tell you he didn't know us?
Yes, he also said...
He said nobody lives here.
Right! That's exactly what he said!
Well, do you see us?
Of course! Absolutely!
So he's the problem, not you.
You know, Uncle Ho is old and forgetful. It happens all the time.
Sometimes he doesn't say hello to us.
I see. Last night! pounded on your door during the fire, but no one answered.
We went to grab late-night bites.
Right.
That's good. Mr and Mrs. Bak, we'll pay for the repair fees.
You don't have to split the bill. I'll get it fixed as soon as possible.
Don't worry, OK? Excuse me.
OK...
Sorry for the wait! Pork lard noodles! Check please.
(Tin Sun Eatery) (Signature pork lard noodles)
Thank you.
Ming, pork lard noodles for table no. 2! Hurry...
Coming! Sorry about that!
Brother Tsun.
What's up?
I've been having some trouble...
I know what you mean.
You do?
It can be a real pain.
Let's hurry...
Don't worry, I'm here.
Ming, I'll be right back! OK...
Keep this talisman. Good luck will be coming your way.
You're my Wong Tai Sin! Thanks!
You scared the crap out of me!
Scammers use all kinds of sneaky approaches.
I thought it was my wife! Let's get out of here!
Iced coffee with extra sugar and noodles with extra green onions, right?
This one, out. This one, out.
Iced coffee with extra sugar. Thanks.
Ming is cooking the noodles.
You haven't improved one bit.
What?
You're using your dad's talismans to make extra money, not having an affair.
What are you afraid of?
You know how scary my wife is when she gets mad.
Nobody forced you to marry her.
Well, among all of your dad's talismans, there must be one for wicked wives.
Put it under her pillow. Maybe she'll turn into a loving wife the next day.
She might even suck your finger.
If I could master 90% of my dad's notebook, I would stuff her pillow with talismans!
That's mean!
Unfortunately! can't. I have no talent. I just make a little money with talismans.
What? What?
Looking for an electrician?
Rig ht. Guess what?
The fuse box blew up the first day we moved into Yau Po House.
You have no choice but to fix it, because your dad left an unusual will.
Exactly. I don't know what he was thinking.
I don't know what you're thinking.
Your younger brothers and sister need cash for different reasons.
That's why they're willing to endure nine months.
But you're rich. You have a career. Why bother dealing with them?
I'd rather deal with them than let my dad drive me crazy.
What? What?
Mrs. Wong is here.
What?
Mrs. Wong is here!
Enjoy the noodles.
Why are you talking? Got nothing to do?
I'm not...
Han, you look great today.
You came? Yes.
Hi, Uncle Foon. Hi.
Daddy, I want to play games.
Sure, let's play!
No! Finish your supplementary homework!
It's so hard. I don't know how to do it.
What? Your classmates are 2 grades ahead! You're only 1 grade ahead! Go!
Hurry... Ask your dad if you have questions!
Sit down.
I care about him so much, but he doesn't seem to appreciate it.
Are you asking my opinion?
Yes, you're the expert.
Since you're calling me an expert, here's my advice.
Honestly, I think you're an anxious parent.
That's because you don't have kids. I've been meaning to ask you this.
I want Ho to transfer to a better school and skip a grade. Can you be his reference?
Han, I may not have kids, but I've taught many kids before.
Let me share some helpful tips with you.
Pushing kids too hard may produce opposite results.
Simply put, it may affect their creativity.
What do you mean?
I mean Ho may become a successful man, like an astronaut or something.
But outside the space capsule, he won't even know how to tie his shoes.
Or he may think apples are white, because you always peel the skin for him.
Right! Right?
What? You understand? Sounds like you're full already.
What?
He's still eating... Clean up!
Your wife is unbelievable.
I know
It's OK, I'm done. I've got to go find someone to fix the fuse box.
OK, bye.
You need someone to fix your fuse box? Come here.
You have a referral?
Call her.
Chu Chan-Chan again?
What? You've got a problem? She's skilled, reasonable and responsible.
Don't tell me you discriminate.
No, of course not. I should get going. Go ahead with the plan.
Stuff the entire pillow. There must be one that'll work.
Goodbye, Han. Bye.
What is he saying?
Pacifying Tai Sui.
Bianca, when you go to an interview sit properly and look at the teachers.
Answer all their questions, OK? Don't just nod. Express your opinions.
I want French fries.
You can't. Now change your clothes. Take your backpack.
You're wasting my time.
You should have said so earlier. Wait, sir...
Uncle Foon. Fei-fei, back from school?
Listen. A younger registered electrician only charges $6,000.
Why are you charging $8,000?
$8,000 is very reasonable.
Everything is expensive nowadays. $8,000? You're ripping us off!
Materials cost money. She thinks you're overcharging too.
This is ridiculous. Hey...
You're charging 25% more. Materials are expensive.
Here's $400 for inspection fee. Please leave.
You guys are wasting my time!
You can make a counter offer! You're not being honest!
Some people may look dumb...
But you shouldn't take advantage of them!
Who are you calling dumb?
Definitely not myself.
Can you at least show some respect in front of others?
You bring shame on yourself.
We've paid but there's still no power. How can Fei-fei practice the piano?
I'm working on it! Look at these cards!
I've checked every single one of them, but no luck! What can I do?
Yan, you're so naive. A leopard can't change its spots.
Why are you talking to yourself?
Never rely on your big brother.
If you think you can do a better job than me, go ahead!
I've always relied on myself.
Chu Chan-Chan?
Hey... Don't move.
I can't believe you became an electrician.
Senior, I'm not college material like you. At least I can provide for myself.
So what if I'm college material?
Good thing you're here. Otherwise we would have had to pay $2,000 more.
If I knew he was your wicked big brother, I would have charged an extra fee last night
Wicked big brother? You called me a wicked big brother?
Of course. We met when we were young. There's nothing she doesn't know.
She knows no shame.
Hey, where do you live? Are you married? Do you have kids?
You must have a boyfriend.
Are you guys done catching up? When will you finish? Next week?
Yue and Fa will keep complaining until we get the electricity back.
We haven't seen each other in over 10 years!
Then I suppose you guys are not besties.
Miss Chu, you said you're professional and attentive. Please focus on your work.
Don't worry, I never make mistakes at work.
Really?
You're distracting her.
If you have nothing to do, take Bianca upstairs.
I can't. I have to record the whole process.
In case of any problems, I can present this in court.
OK, it's done.
Senior, arrange regular inspections. It should work just fine in the long run.
That won't be necessary. All we need is nine months.
I can't get a face shot.
Stop recording and pay up.
Finally a face shot. Ready? Here's $6,000. Count it and write me a receipt.
That's more than enough.
You don't have to give me a discount. It's OK...
You shouldn't turn down a discount. If I were you, I'd ask for $1,000 off.
Senior, I'm not offering a discount.
There's no additional charge before midnight. $5,500 is enough.
Fair enough.
Chan-Chan, do you have plans?
No, I'm heading back to Mang Lung.
Let's have a drink.
Sure.
Hey, help me look after Fei-fei. Stop it! Look after Fei-fei! Let's go!
Your face is too big for the screen!
Uncle Foon, I need to wee-wee!
Go upstairs then!
OK!
I'll take photos and get even with you if anything happens.
Uncle Yee, open the door!
You left the orphanage so early?
Right, when I turned 18, I was on my own.
No wonder you chose a practical profession.
Right, but it's been many years.
I'm a registered technician now. I can make money, go to different places.
It's the perfect job for me. I can't possibly work in an office.
But you're a girl after all. This job is not suitable for you.
Look at me. Why is it not suitable? And don't forget I'm stronger than guys.
Of course I remember how tough you were at the judo dojo.
All the senior guys surrendered to you.
Do you remember I refused to leave? I wanted you to be my training partner.
Geez, you kept falling and getting back up. You never got tired. What did they call you?
Unbeatable Chan!
So, do you still practice judo?
Not after! got married and had my daughter. What about you?
Sometimes when I can't sleep.
You still have trouble sleeping?
I'm used to it. That's why we're open 24
When I'm extremely tired, I can sleep for about 3 hours.
Fei-fei, have you finished your homework? Fei-fei? Where did she go?
So good!
I love French fries! Will Mommy punish us if she finds out?
Of course she will.
When I was a kid, she'd punish me with wire hangers, slippers...
But our lips are sealed, no one will know.
You son of a...
I'll share all the good stuff with you.
Just remember not to tell anyone, especially adults, OK?
OK, it's our secret.
Smart girl. Hurry up and finish it. Otherwise someone might find out.
Yee, why didn't you tell me you took Bianca out? Where did you take her?
I sent Bro a message.
Yes, I got the message, but I don't know what time he took Fei-fei out.
His WhatsApp message has a girl's head and a burger.
I suppose he took Fei-fei to a burger place.
I'm not the only uncle here. Yee can take care of Fei-fei too, right?
What? You should have sent me a message! Did you really take her to a burger place?
No, I took her to a juice bar.
And what did you drink?
Apple juice.
What color is apple juice?
White.
Are you lying? Yes or no?
No.
You guys are so annoying! You're blocking the TV!
I'm going to my room!
OK.
I'll get the door!
Everyone is here. Who could it be?
Uncle Ho, may I help you?
You stole my things! Give them back to me!
When did I steal your things?
I went to the fruit store this morning! When I got home, the gate was open!
Someone went through my stuff! Everything was misplaced!
You went to steal from me when I wasn't home, didn't you?
I didn't!
Uncle Ho, before you accuse my brother, tell me what's missing.
Well...
Right.
What's missing?
Whatever it is, if you find it on me, I'll cut my head off.
That's not fair! It's been many hours! You must have hidden the booty!
Mommy, what does booty mean?
I see! You put it on the little girl and thought no one would notice!
Where did this pocket watch come from?
Uncle Ho, this pocket watch is yours?
My late wife left me this pocket watch! It's very precious!
This antique watch should be of some value. Yee, did you give it to her?
I have no idea what happened.
No idea? I saw you two passing by the fruit store eating French fries!
You said you'd share the good stuff! It must be something you stole from me!
Eating French fries, huh?
Not drinking juice?
How could you?
It must be some misunderstanding!
Misunderstanding? Even your family said so! I can't be wrong!
Wait a second, Uncle Ho. I don't think my brother stole anything from you.
Fei-fei, tell Uncle Foon who gave you this pocket watch.
An old man gave it to me.
You mean this old man?
No, a tall old man gave it to me.
What? I'm not short!
I think I know who she's talking about.
Who?
Uncle Ho, the tall old man mentioned by my niece should be Mr Bak who lives here.
Let's ask him about it. Mr Bak!
Is this unit occupied?
I've never seen anyone come out. Mr Bak, are you there? Answer me, Mr Bak!
Have you?
Never. I swear...
Swear? Mr Bak!
Why should we believe you?
Mr Bak, are you there?
Open the door! Is anyone there?
Mr Bak, come out! Are you there?
That's enough! A thief and a liar!
Kids lie, but as the oldest brother, you shouldn't lie!
What are you talking about? I didn't lie!
Forget whether you've lied or not, don't set a bad example for kids!
You'll become a habitual thief later! Your parents should have taught you!
Enough! Fei-fei!
Take your watch back! Fei-fei, let's go!
Why did you give him the watch? That's like saying I stole it!
Haven't I taught you about honesty?
I was labelled as a bad mother! Why are you so naughty?
Stop crying. You shouldn't yell at your little girl.
I don't need an outsider to tell me how to discipline my daughter! Go away!
I'm an outsider? Honey...
I didn't lie! I didn't lie!
Stop yelling! Can't you see Fei-fei is crying?
I'm disciplining my daughter! What?
I've never felt so humiliated before! Mr Bak, huh? Think before you speak!
Is this a comedy? 430 Space Shuttle? I'm always the villain and you're the hero!
Don't take your anger out on me! What have I done wrong?
What's the difference! Where were you when Yee stole a pencil case in primary 3?
Dad was working and you were missing! I took all the insults!
Sis! There's no difference!
You promised you'd keep it a secret! No wonder you gave the watch back!
You thought! stole it! You've never trusted me!
Why should I trust you? You let Fei-fei eat French fries behind my back!
What were you doing at his door anyway?
I just wanted to remind... Forget it!
Stop! Fine!
We shouldn't be fighting! Yee, don't be mad at your sister!
It slipped out of her mouth! She didn't mean it!
She didn't mean it? It's imprinted on her mind!
Stop playing good cop bad cop!
Is it my fault? The one who's wrong can throw tantrums, but I can't?
Fei-fei, stop drawing. Go to your room and talk to Mommy. She's very upset.
Uncle Foon, do you believe me? This old man gave me that pocket watch.
Fei-fei, I believe you're innocent. I promise I'll help you clear your name.
Go to your room. Stop crying, OK?
Obviously Fei-fei was drawing our neighbour Mr Bak.
OK, I'll sit here and wait for you until you come out.
Get this out of the way. Nobody cleans the house except me.
Mr Bak, you're back!
Are you looking for me?
Yes, I need to ask you something. Could you come over?
You want me to come over?
No, I'll come over. Stay there and wait for me.
Where have you been? I kept knocking, but no one answered.
When I need you, you're never there. When I don't need you, you show up.
It's hard to explain it in a few words.
Did you give my niece a pocket watch?
She said she'd keep it a secret.
Uncle Yee, open the door!
Hi, Gramps!
She was very polite, so I gave her a little gift.
If you had come out and explained it, Uncle Ho wouldn't have made a fuss about it.
Why did Uncle Ho say the watch belonged to him?
He wasn't thinking straight. Where's the watch now?
We gave it to him. Otherwise he would have called the police.
How could you give him my watch?
What else could I have done? He sounded so serious.
I couldn't let him call my brother a thief and my niece a liar.
Come with me.
What?
My father's surname is Yu.
Uncle Ho is over there.
My surname is Yu. My mother... He has dementia. He can't recognize me.
The pocket watch has my photo in it. Ask him to open it and you'll know
Uncle Ho!
Who are you?
His dementia is quite serious. He doesn't recognize me anymore.
He doesn't recognize me either.
It's me.
Oh, you're the fat guy.
Uncle Ho, I heard you have a beautiful pocket watch. May I see it?
I don't have a pocket watch.
Yes, you do. Look for it.
I really do!
See?
Why should I let you see it?
Your pocket watch is really neat. I just want to take a look.
Why? I see! You want to take my watch!
No, I'll return it immediately. Please let me see it, Uncle Ho.
Stay away from me!
I'll return it immediately. Just a quick look.
Don't take my pocket watch! Stay away from me!
Uncle Ho, watch out!
My watch!
Be careful, Uncle Ho!
I dropped my watch!
Someone fell off!
I need to get my watch back!
Someone fell off!
There's no one there!
I got my watch back!
Ghost!
What's that? I can't see anything.
You won't see it.
Good thing I've got long legs.
Watch your step, honey.
About the $6,000 for fixing...
Here's $1,500. Fix a good technician.
Fix a good technician?
What kind of technician?
Guy or girl?
Cute guy?
Look at these cards!
I checked the entire neighbourhood!
No luck! What can I...