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l had to put aside the fact that
my daughter was married to Wikus.
That didn't affect my decision
to promote him.
It's almost as big as my wedding day.
You know... not as big.
Wikus was always making me things.
He said that way
they just mean so much more.
He left this paper-mache bowl
on the sofa one day
and I didn't see it and I sat down,
They took all his stuff away
for the investigation, and...
I made them bring it all back.
Hey, congratulations, man!
-Thanks, man.
Okay, we're gonna go to District.
-Wikus! -How is it going, man?
Here's the shake.
B9 for you. -Thanks.
I'm not saying
what he did was right, but...
he took the choices
that were given to him.
This is Trent.
Fundiswa, Trent. -Hi.
Fundiswa is the guy that
If he can make it today, eh?
-I'll make it.
I just want everyone
watching this right now
to learn from what has happened.
-You would think...
things like this would happen
to somebody else, not to me.
How is it going, man? Long time,
mate. Have you got my stuff?
Hey, boss! -How is it going?
-I'm all right, boss.
Good, good, this is Fundiswa.
He is driving with us today.
the way he worked.
There was always just a hint
with mr Van De Merwe.
-Nobody saw it coming at all.
None of us had any idea
of what he was doing.
l think it is a great
thing to see that...
it's not the military guys
in charge this time.
Not to say that Koobus
and his cowboys are not wanted.
You guys are always wanted.
You see now,
these are the cowboys.
They shoot first, and then
they answer the questions.
Sorry, is this above the allocated
amount of ammunition?
Because I see your
pouches are full but...
speak to the colonel.
F.A.G. over here says that
we got too much ammunition.
No, all I'm saying, Koobus,
is that, you know...
you should find ways of making
you guys more efficient...
Listen to me, you f***!
Get him outta my face.
There are rules, we're all living
by rules in this world.
Well, l don't think he can
be forgiven for what he did,
cause it's like a betrayal.
-I've gotta get going, Les.
I think we're gonna have to cut
this interview, cause we're gonna go...
Take your magazines, people.
Come on, lets go.
The Prawn doesn't really understand
the concept of ownership of property.
So, we have to come there and say:
listen, this is our land.
Please, will you go?
It's difficult to put
the vest on by yourself.
Thomas, can you help me?
-All right, boss.
They told me I was gonna
get the vest inside the Casper.
Thomas, just look on the side
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