:19:02
You say it.
:19:04
Theoretically, no.
:19:07
Your mother wouldn't force him.
:19:09
I'm talking to him. Don't interrupt.
:19:13
Oh, yes.
:19:16
Have you thought of getting married?
:19:21
Under normal logical morality, yes.
:19:27
What does that mean?
:19:29
It means no.
:19:30
It's because I've got no money.
:19:32
No money? I don't believe.
:19:34
You've got no money for working so long?
:19:37
Are you joking?
:19:41
The money needed for wedding dress,
cash gift, cakes,
:19:44
banquet, honeymoon, new house,
and other things.
:19:46
I couldn't afford it.
:19:49
I heard policemen have
five hundred million income.
:19:51
That's a long time ago.
:19:53
It's not your business.
:19:55
Five hundred million? Yes, I have it.
:19:59
But I've spend it all on those.
:20:02
What? Those worth five hundred million?
:20:06
Yes, they do.
:20:09
It's only paper.
:20:11
Yes...
:20:12
Right now, you just cost me
hundred and fifty million.
:20:14
Is that too expensive?
:20:17
Hey, you've got money.
:20:18
Where?
:20:20
This account, we own it.
:20:22
I remember, each of us contributed $10.
:20:24
It's worth more than $10 now.
:20:26
$100,000? You've saved that much.
:20:29
Hey, you've contributed too.
Don't you remember?
:20:33
It's helpless. My daughter is like me.
:20:35
You're lucky, get ready for the wedding.
:20:40
Mom, don't worry. He'll manage it.
:20:45
Okay.
:20:58
Hey, Sing.
:20:59
There's some important matters
you've got to help.