Sarmasik gülleri Page #3
- Year:
- 1968
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No mercy, no pity.
The jig was going to be up one day.
I decided to lay low before
the cops got involved.
That's a hell of a story, brother.
Oh, I got all the stories you want.
Just name one.
Listen to this.
I love this song.
So, the girl comes and I'm trying to
find a way-
Get Reis and come to a meeting
in my cabin.
Yes, Beybaba.
- Tell the chief engineer too.
Yes, Beybaba.
- Keep it quiet.
I will, Beybaba.
Guys!
Guys, get to work!
Alper. Cenk. Come on.
Come on, Cenk.
Come on, Alper.
Mehmet follow me.
We won't be docking
at the port tomorrow.
Is the cargo not ready, Beybaba?
- That's not the problem.
I'll keep it short.
For a long time, we've been unable
to reach the shipowner.
He didn't send any of the things I wanted
on our last transit through Istanbul.
As you know, we haven't been able...
...to refuel and we're way behind
on wages.
I just got two messages from
the main office.
The first is that the shipowner
has declared bankruptcy.
The second is about a court summons.
The fuel supplier has had
the ship impounded.
So, the port authority is directing
us to the anchorage zone.
I don't know. I'm trying to reach
the shipowner.
Some of the crew haven't been paid
for 4 months.
I'm not sure I can keep them here.
You're right, Kenan Reis.
This is going to take time.
According to regulations, at least
6 men have to stay on board.
One from the engine room,
one from the galley...
...two able seamen, one seaman
and one officer.
Everyone else is free to go.
One from the engine room,
one able seaman--
One from the galley.
I'll stay as the officer.
I can stay too if you want.
No, there's no need.
This is likely to drag on.
Are you going to decide who's staying?
After we anchor tomorrow,
gather the crew
I'll try to reach the company.
That's the situation.
Keep it to yourselves until
I announce it tomorrow.
Let's just hope for the best.
The same thing happened to me in 2002.
How long did it last?
We were anchored for 3 months.
Where?
Near India.
When did you get paid?
After 4 months, or a
total of 7 months.
We were stuck in Maputa for 6 months.
Holy crap.
6 months.
There's nothing to do but
hope for the best.
Why are we anchoring here?
Shouldn't we be sailing into port?
The cargo's probably not ready.
Down dropt the breeze, the sails dropt down,
'Twas sad as sad could be;
And we did speak only to break
The silence of the sea!
So here we stay.
Well we'll see if we made
We did the right thing.
Lay low and get paid, that's the motto.
The ship'll be sold in the end.
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