The Punk Syndrome Page #3
- You've rearranged your furniture.
Oh yeah.
I see. More guests.
Good afternoon.
- Good afternoon.
Happy birthday
Thank you. Please come in.
We sure will.
I'm sad
that Sami Helle couldn't come...
to my birthday party.
I don't like this.
He just flakes out.
- Sami has his reasons.
Yeah, I know.
- That's the reason.
Next summer...
you, Toni and Aira
can come to my balcony
Sit on the balcony?
- Yes.
Kalle, you can bring your wife.
- Alright.
You're having a baby?
- In the summer we will.
Due in April.
- Great! Thais the spirit.
I knew it!
Kalle, I know how babies are born.
Please tell us.
Babies are born
when a man does this.
His sperm goes in here,...
into the wife's...
Inside her.
Then she gives birth
to a small child.
When the wife has given birth,...
the baby comes out carefully
If the child is healthy...
everyone congratulates the parents.
Congratulations, Kalle.
And to your wife, too.
into the world.
Would you like a glass?
- Thank you.
We have to give our children
Their future is at stake
and I believe...
Their future is at stake
and I believe...
everyone has the right
to be safe at school,...
receive health care, work and study
With these thoughts, dear friends,...
I wish you all luck in the election.
Thank you for coming here today.
This is Sami.
- I-Ii, Mari.
Nice to meet you.
I've been following you guys.
You mean our band? I knew it!
You're celebrities.
- Yeah, I guess you could say that.
He signed up...
I signed up to volunteer for your
election campaign. - That's great.
I have to help you;
You're the chairwoman, after all.
I'm glad to hear that. Thank you.
I want to see you continue
in the government. - That's the way
We have a gig at Semifinal.
Are you coming? - No,
I'm leaving for Brussels tomorrow.
Okay, see you around.
- See you.
This is awesome.
Could I reschedule my pedicure...
so that I have time
to eat dinner, buy groceries,"
clean my room, listen to music...
and watch TV because today I have...
Kari, you have
something every night.
You see, I have...
I was planning to have
I don't want Sami to come
everywhere with me.
It pisses me 011.
I'm not going back
to the group home. F***!
No f***ing way!
One day I'll blow up the group home.
Don't. it's my home, too.
Don't take your problems out on us.
It's between
you and the supervisors.
They force me
to go everywhere with you.
so shut up.
Talk to the supervisors.
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