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...everyone just needs

some simple fun.

Where are you staying?

If their idols

make them feel good...

She doesn't even

have a place to stay!

It doesn't matter,

they can't sing or dance.

Sorry about that.

- That's okay, I got it.

- Here, let me help.

- I got it.

- Let me help you.

- It's heavy.

- It's okay.

You've got it?

- Where's the hotel?

- Not far. Let's take the bus.

Sit anywhere.

Can I use your closet?

- Sure, why not?

- Thanks.

I've never been to Malaysia.

I'm from Alor Setar.

It's small but beautiful.

How come you speak Cantonese?

I learned it by watching movies.

We have lots of Cantonese movies

and a lot of Canto-pop music.

What time

are our lessons tomorrow?

Don't we have to learn

lots of things?

- Singing. Dancing.

- Yeah.

I'm really nervous.

Forget about it. It'll dry.

Let me clean it up anyway.

- What's happening?

- What?

- What's going on?

- Earthquake.

Earthquake! Are you scared?

Thank you for the interview.

Excuse me. This lady.

May I ask...?

Excuse me, madam.

Madam, may I...?

I'm sorry. I know nothing.

Another earthquake!

What do you feel?

Can I ask a question? Lt'll

just take a couple of minutes.

Please. It's just an interview.

Jie! We're on TV!

What?

I want to record it for my mother.

I have a digital video camera.

No earthquak es in Hong Kong,

right?

No, but we have typhoons.

- Yes, typhoons.

- So this is your first earthquak e?

Yes, it was pretty scary.

We don't have earthquak es

in Malaysia.

At first I was scared,

but I'm okay now.

Mom, I was on TV.

- I taped it for you.

- Are you okay?

- Everything is fine. How are you?

- I'm worried about you over there.

- I'm living with a girl.

- Tak e care of yourself.

We're worried sick

about you being away.

Dad is really upset.

I'm putting in a good word for you.

I know.

Please come home soon...

This call's expensive.

I must go.

- Keep in touchl

- Okay.

The flowers. Oh, my God!

Nothing seems to be broken.

Hey! I was terrified last night.

I was on the subway,

and it felt like a roller coaster.

Okay, let's get on and clean up.

- At least nothing's broken.

- Yeah, clean them up.

Yes.

Mrs. Zhao, I need the day off.

My father had a heart attack.

I need to go to the hospital.

- Add some more of these.

- Okay.

Our glass door was shattered.

We were pretty lucky here.

- Just a few broken pots.

- I'll say.

- Hello. Love Home Florist.

- With some more white daisies.

What's the matter?

My mother fell from a window.

- What? Which floor was she on?

- The second.

- I'm going to the hospital.

- The second isn't too bad.

Don't worry. Will you be back?

She won't call.

Hello! Love Home Hospital.

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