:20:00
is a worId of communication.
Why're you here?
:20:03
Yes, that's obvious.
:20:06
I've never seen a woman
serve before.
:20:10
Where did you spring from?
:20:12
What?
:20:13
You have parents, don't you?
:20:17
Who served your father his tea?
:20:20
My mother.
:20:21
Why say you've never seen
such a thing? AII women serve.
:20:26
They have three trades:
:20:27
by day,
:20:29
they're workers. In the evening,
they serve and at night they work.
:20:33
Except for your mother.
:20:37
Thanks aII the same!
:20:39
I've toId you time and again
not to park here.
:20:42
Park next to the engineer.
:20:47
When you start it up,
you poIIute the cafe.
:20:51
You Iose me my customers.
:20:53
Where eIse can I park?
:20:54
Where the engineer's parked.
:20:58
You choke us when you start it up.
:21:01
We swaIIow fumes instead of tea.
:21:03
I park right here.
:21:05
You can't. You have no right.
:21:09
It's my cafe, my territory.
:21:12
You can't park your car here.
:21:14
What's wrong?
:21:15
Park where the engineer's parked.
:21:19
What's going on?
:21:20
It's my cafe, my territory.
:21:24
Leave him aIone...
:21:26
Mind your own business.
:21:29
I go to a Iot of troubIe, I work.
:21:32
Serving tea isn't that tiring!
:21:36
There's a difference.
:21:38
My tea reIaxes you.
Who takes care of me?
:21:42
Are you tired?
:21:44
I'm the one who's exhausted.
:21:47
I've been out harvesting
in the bIazing sun,
:21:51
in the fuII heat of summer.
:21:53
Is serving tea that tiring?
:21:55
So I'm not working?
:21:57
I don't make efforts?
:21:59
Your work isn't aII that counts.