:27:02
They are ugly, awful,
and also crooked.
:27:06
-Crooked?
-Yeah, they are crooked. Look.
:27:09
Mum called the dentist for
an appointment,...
:27:12
...nobody'll ever look at me again.
:27:15
l wish my parents had worried so
much about my teeth, dear.
:27:19
At my age you had pimples.
That's bad enough.
:27:26
Damn!
:27:36
Nunoa Square, please.
:27:47
Dad, l need money for the dentist.
Didn't mum tell you?
:27:50
l ain't got a penny.
:27:53
Didn't mum tell you anything?
l must go.
:27:58
Go to the dentist. Tell him l'll go
by tomorrow...
:28:02
...to pay him, okay? C'mon, go.
:28:04
-l would've preferred your pimples.
-Have a nice time.
:28:13
You're looking well, cab driver.
:28:15
Hey, your daughter's a cutie.
:28:18
l bet she looks like her mother.
:28:25
They say business is bad.
:28:29
Did you miss us, cabby?
:28:33
We've been thinking about the
last time we worked together...
:28:37
...and what you told us, remember?
:28:39
-The time you assaulted me?
-We think you're right.
:28:42
You called us low life thugs,
bullies, vulgars.
:28:45
You called us miserables.
You were pretty harsh.
:28:48
We got the point. We're in the year
2000 and times change.
:28:52
lf we don't change, we're lost.
:28:55
-No more knife.
-Put that down.
:28:57
Yeah, son. You gave us
the push...