:29:01
Thank you.
:29:03
It's expertly woven
:29:05
...and barely smells.
:29:06
"From now on, you can count on me."
:29:10
I won't shop elsewhere.
:29:15
Your clientele is fascinating.
Do you work alone?
:29:19
You sell such a variety
and quantity of goods.
:29:25
Where's the flowered teapot folder?
:29:28
Down there.
:29:29
I'm pretty free these days.
:29:32
I like this place.
:29:33
"If you're overworked, I can help."
:29:37
Don't bother. We're not hiring.
:29:40
"Right, Mr. Li?"
:29:41
"Sorry to insist, but here"
:29:43
...I'll meet Chinese people. I need to.
:29:47
The streets are full of them.
:29:49
Train me.
:29:50
The answer's no.
:29:52
I'm not asking for money.
I have enough for now.
:29:58
I'll work for free.
:30:01
For free?
:30:03
For free...
:30:04
at first.
:30:09
Did you leave china long ago?
:30:12
A year and a half ago.
:30:14
But you live with family here.
:30:16
Cousins. Not very close.
:30:19
Until I find someplace else.
:30:23
"Try to relax, please! D"
:30:29
is acupuncture an old art?
As old as kung fu?
:30:33
"Older, 2000 years."
:30:35
2000 years? It must take
forever to learn.
:30:39
I was taught by my uncle in canton.
:30:43
"A very good doctor,
but more conventional."
:30:47
He taught me basics. Good and solid.
:30:50
I use it for foundation.
:30:53
Sometimes I invent.
:30:55
Has this been tested?
:30:57
Is it scientific?
Of course.
:30:59
But it's hard to explain to you.