Made in Europe Page #4
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- 2007
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- Don't swear so much. It's a sin.
He doesn't believe me if I don't!
What's that letter about anyway?
Something about the kid.
- Why are you laughing?
- Is laughter also a sin, or what?
How are your papers going?
Did you get any answer?
Tomorrow I'll go to a lawyer.
Is it my turn?
- Yeah. It's your turn.
- Come on, Yusuf. Go. This isn't chess.
Whatever it is, forget about him.
Come on, play, I'm waiting.
- What do you mean?
- What, what do you mean?
We didn't come here to wait
at your leisure.
- I was reading the letter.
- Don't raise your voice!
- What if I do?
- Cut it out! We are playing...
...a game here man. Come on Halil.
Come on, Yosu, it's Ali's last night.
Calm down please.
We'll talk later.
What am I going to talk about with you?
So Serdar was the second assistant
of the cook on that ship.
- He even went to China.
- Once, he told a story about
...a forecast that warned of a giant
wave approaching the ship.
One and a half days away.
The nearest land was a day away.
No, it's the other way around. One day
from the wave, one and a half to land.
- Yeah, whatever... not important.
- Where did this happen?
- In the Chinese Sea.
- Where's that?
Between China and Australia.
The wave was 27 meters high.
- Something like a tsunami.
- What's a tsunami?
- Japanese for "big wave".
- He speaks Japanese, too, son of a b*tch.
Whatever it's called, there was no
way out. The captain told them...
..."Nothing left to do. Those who
want to jump ship may do so..."
Then, at the last minute the wave
does a 360 and crashes into the...
...Japanese islands.
So many people died.
How many?
You didn't get it. If it turns 360
degrees it'd come back and...
...hit the ship again, wouldn't it?
- He's lying. I know his brother...
...from Germany.
- Yeah, but he spoke fluent...
...Chinese with a Chinese guy.
- You see?!
Look at the TV, they're always
f***ing the same chick.
Halil, the fat one looks like you.
F*** off.
- They always f*** the same woman.
- Poor girl.
- You remember Erdem?
- Which Erdem?
- Erdem. "Por favor" Erdem.
- He told me that he'd settled down...
...works in a Greek restaurant.
- Do you think he stole Tom's money?
I'm not sure but there wasn't anyone
else there who would do such thing.
- Who's Tom?
- Tom the communist.
...German dude. You don't know him.
- By the way... No more free food...
...for Tom. He's a friend, he's one of us,
but you gave him five for free.
- Who did?
- You did.
This is not a shelter for the poor.
We're running a restaurant here.
- Tarkan, didn't you charge him?
- I thought you were going...
...to charge him.
You were talking to him.
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