:26:03
I'm not.
:26:04
A-Ken used to be one of my people,
but that's a long time ago.
:26:10
He was acting on
his own initiative.
:26:14
He wants to find out who
killed his brother Chau.
:26:18
How should I know?
:26:21
The important thing is that
there is a truce right now.
:26:26
No more fighting between us.
:26:29
Fights are bad for business
and bad for health insurance.
:26:37
But who did kill Chau?
- Do you dare accuse me?
:26:43
No, I'm just asking.
:26:47
Who eliminated Chau?
- How should I know?
:26:53
I want to hear from you what
your plans are for A-Ken.
:26:59
And who's paying my people's
health insurance?
:27:03
Why? A-Ken is not one of us.
:27:07
Can't your people handle it?
:27:10
Only speak when you're asked to.
Grown-ups are talking now.
:27:17
Young people don't respect tradition.
:27:20
Don't your men have any manners?
:27:24
Can I help it that they can't even
cope with just one single man?
:27:28
Would you like to hire us at
a bargain price? OK, old man?
:27:35
Koh, there is no reason
to insult A-Ching.
:27:40
We'll settle with A-Ken ourselves.
There's no need for you to interfere.
:27:47
OK, I leave the rest of it
to you. Let's go.
:27:58
Go ahead back with our people.
We'll talk about this later.