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I want and need

every bloody cent you owe me.

I can't turn into money...

I don't care where you get the money

as long as I get paid next week.

Yes, like I said... - I said

that I have to be paid next week.

Or things will happen.

Jaatinen...

It can't go...

...like this.

You promised Jere?

- He's my brother.

My company. - Why are you fussing?

You're busy, he needs work.

I need professionals.

Why is he unemployed again?

He just started at a warehouse.

- He got fired.

And you promised he can work

for me? - I said I'd talk to you.

Why do you make an issue of it?

He is my little brother. Darling...

Okay?

Okay?

Well... Alright.

At this hour? It's past ten. - Yes.

Why are you so tense?

Has something happened?

- No, I just feel likejogging.

What can you do?

Anything really.

What did you do in Sweden?

- I collected debts.

That has nothing to do with this.

I'd rather tell you

that I did woodwork in school.

It looks like you

don't do any work here.

Weird...

- Building Company Sami.

Hrknen here.

I haven't got my money. - I know.

What? I have sent you materials!

They have to be paid for!

You don't need to shout.

- Don't need to shout, my arse!

My friends and I will...

- I understand.

Hello? Hello?

Are things that bad?

You can do odd jobs

on a trial basis.

Don't talk to Sari about work.

- I have a better idea.

Pay me under the table,

so I can claim benefits -

and you get a good worker.

Again! - Help me, Annika.

Freeze! This is the police.

Let's take another

picture with me in Sami's place.

We'll get a prettier memory.

A bit closer.

Santtu, lean back a little.

Why? - Your face

is gleaming with sweat.

That was a good one.

Life wasn't supposed

to be like this.

Do you remember my 60th birthday?

We said we could take

you out to celebrate again.

I don't have anything to wear.

Who would've guessed five years

ago that we would be sitting here?

What's wrong with this? You have

a sturdy house and a garden.

I can't afford to maintain this.

Oil is getting more expensive.

And the kitchen is from the 80s.

I guess I have to move

into a small one-room flat.

I have to sell your childhood home.

I think that's what Reijo wants.

I get nothing.

I've had to take a loan.

The coffee tastes good.

Nice cake.

It certainly is.

Did you bake this, Sari?

- No, I bought a sponge cake.

But you filled it yourself.

Together. I whipped

the cream and decorated it.

I thought so. It's so pretty.

What's wrong?

- I live in this shack -

while your father lives

in a house by the sea.

Do you have to on a day like this?

A day like this

makes me remember that.

He left me here to suffer.

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