Bora Bora Page #2

- well done, man.

- Well done, come with us.

What is it actually you are doing?

We are pickpockets.

- Is that a problem?

- No.

Our goal is to buy our own house,

and every penny put aside.

- Can I stay there?

- Of course .

It is for us and the others on the street.

Our place, we decide.

- What about this house?

- There we live, until the owner comes home.

- I just couldn't reach his wallet.

- Look what I found in the closet.

- Don't I get a green?

- Yes, and more green tea.

- Have you finished counting?

- It is something like green tea.

- Do you share them up in sizes?

- Well, thank you.

- Give me the pile.

- Is it enough to the house?

- We will soon have a party, right?

- There are 2,400 here.

- We should soon have enough.

- There's 4,200

Done, they are ready.

There are 10,000.

- Are you sure?

- Almost completely certain.

Mia, will you count it ?

- Is there anyone who has more dollars?

- I have more.

There is a lot, huh?

- We are also skilled .

- We are top- motivated.

Mia, there is no turning back.

You know our secret.

We trust you.

Zack, left hand on blue.

Right foot on orange.

Azim, right foot on...

...orange. Peter?

- Has anyone seen a guinea pig?

- Jonas!

- I missed him so much.

- Your mother could have seen you.

No, come on!

Okay , keep it, but it is

your responsibility to keep track of it.

- Why did you run away from home?

- I could not take it anymore.

I was born and was so ugly,

the doctor quit.

My mother went crazy,

and my father cried out in shock:

'' Give him a bag over his head.

I've had enough. ''

- Obviosly I moved out.

- Were you so ugly?

- Yes, but I grew out of it.

- A lie!

My mother was ballarina,

So before I could walk -

- I was put in a harness

to get up on the toe.

people, they said:

''How cute she is in pink and light blue.''

''But, Mom, I'm a boy.''

''nonsense, take the skirt on.''

- Then I moved.

- Did you wear a skirt?

- Seriously, she's crazy.

- It's nothing.

My stomach always growled

as a mongrel that sees red.

My father forbade me dinner,

He said I was too fat.

I lived only by air and water

and fat from a mosquito

while the others feasted

on sauce and ham.

In the end I had to run around in

the shower to get wet .

- You just might be dead.

- I have something much worse.

I had to clean the house

every single day

and got beat every time,

I thought of relaxing.

- A house? Our two-man tent was leaking.

- A tent? We had a plastic bag.

I grew up in the woods

and was eaten by wild animals.

My city was etched away,

replaced by a set of handlebars. / i

My father beat me once

with oar from a boat.

I was still of to school anyway,

I was supposed to amount to something.

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