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Right.
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Right, we're already off.
:25:02
Why did you clock-in?
:25:03
He is...
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The new foreman told me to do it.
:25:09
The new foreman?
:25:11
What a waste letting...
:25:13
...the factory go idle?
:25:15
So we're working overtime.
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4 hours' overtime each night...
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...for a month.
:25:19
Hear me?
:25:20
What? One month?
:25:22
One month?
:25:24
Quiet, everybody!
:25:25
Well, Mr. Smith,
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We'll work over time,
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if you agree to pay us overtime.
:25:30
Right, we must've overtime pay.
:25:32
We've already paid you overtime pay.
:25:35
The free board...
:25:36
...and lodging we provided you...
:25:38
already cover the OT pay, don't they?
:25:40
Understand? Quiet!
:25:42
Mr. Smith, free board and lodging...
:25:44
are precondition.
:25:46
We won't work overtime...
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...if you don't pay for it.
:25:48
Right, we won't work.
:25:49
Let's go.
:25:50
Halt!
:25:53
You won't work OT the 1st day of my appointment.
:25:57
It means not giving me face.
:25:58
It's not true.
:26:00
It's a matter of principle.
:26:01
Who'd work overtime without extra pay?
:26:03
Let's go.
:26:08
Don't!
:26:09
Why not?
:26:13
All back to work, hear me?
:26:19
Stand back, all of you!
:26:24
Keung.
:26:35
Are you going to work or not?
:26:36
Who dares to disobey?
:26:37
Henry, you're great!
:26:40
Are you convinced now?
:26:42
They've to work.