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I'm Onoe Satoshi, a journalist for the Weekly Dash.
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This guy is my partner, photographer Kaburagi Motoharu.
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Hey Kaburagi, we've been getting scoops one after another.
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We were lucky.
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We sure were.
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But aren't you tired from driving all the time?
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Well, I am feeling tired this week.
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Should I give you a massage, then?
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Do you know how?
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My grandma trained me, after all.
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Then do it.
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It's going to feel good.
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We've been in perfect form,
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getting every cover story for the last few weeks.
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Huh? Hold on.
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Do it right.
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Got it.
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Hey, don't make those strange noises.
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It feels so good.
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Your muscles are pretty stiff.
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I'd live with you if I could get this every day.
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Seriously?
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Living together?
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You want to live together?
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I wouldn't say that.
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Well, I didn't think you'd jump at the idea like that.
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What? That was a joke?
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Let's see...
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That could work.
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What?
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Wait, what could work?
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Living together could work.
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You might be right.
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What was that?
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Want me to continue?
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♫ Good Morning, this is the twelfth alarm ♫
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♫ A predicament is certainly a chance ♫
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♫ I realized it, thank you, thank you ♫
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♫ If you realized it, go sign, oh yeah ♫
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♫ Loose but greedy, oh yeah ♫
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♫ Hey, come here, my friends, my bae ♫
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♫ I really won't let you get bored,
If you realized it, go sign, oh yeah ♫
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♫ Loose but greedy, oh yeah ♫
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♫ Being alone isn't for me ♫
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[Candy Color Paradox]
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[Shinkansha - Weekly Dash!]
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[Rental Apartment - Flatmate Sendagaya]
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Five minutes from the station, separate toilet and bath.
[Shot 7]
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Welcome. I'm home. Just kidding.
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Hey, Onoe, what's with that grin?
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- What're you hiding?
- I'm not hiding anything.
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Really?
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Come over. I want to talk.
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Sure.
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This is a leak from someone I know.
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Ex-baseball player Tamura Yoshimitsu started a company with his friend.
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It's a financing company on the surface,
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but it's actually a cover for phone scams.
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What?
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Now, they're recruiting part-time workers on an underground website,
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asking for bright, proactive college students.
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So, I was talking with the chief editor
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about maybe having someone from our end go undercover as a college student.
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The ones at our company who fit the bill are...
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You or Kabu, of course.
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You're so in sync.
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No, I couldn't.
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They said on the job posting they're looking for someone "bright,"
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which would be Onoe, right?
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- But wouldn't Kabu be best for this, Mr. Chief Editor?
- You think?
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He's good at jobs like this where he has to lie.
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Well, yeah, but...
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Um, I'll go.
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Yeah, but your face is so easy to read.
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No, it'll be fine.
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Tamura Yoshimitsu's around my parents' age, right?
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I'm good at getting close to people in that age range.
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I think I can see that.
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People let their guard down around you.
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I can pull out information others can't.
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Like in that tax evasion story.
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Now that you mention it...
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I guess we'll have to rely on you this time.
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Got it.
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Make sure you do well.
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Yes, Sir.
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Regarding this story, could you keep it a secret from Kaburagi?
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Why?
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If he finds out, he'll probably say, "Don't bother, you'll just mess up."
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He probably would.
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Sure, got it, got it.
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Thank you. I'll be off.
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- Good luck.
- Good luck.
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All right.
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All right!
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Hello, it's me.
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Hello. Are you done helping the politics team?
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Yeah, I'm done. What're you up to?
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It's a secret. I was assigned a new lead.
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They assigned it to you?
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That's right.
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What's it about?
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I told you, it's a secret for now.
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Oh, is it?
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What time will you be done today?
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Do you want to grab some food?
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I can't. I have to go investigate now.
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Okay, well, don't push yourself too hard.
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Yeah, thanks.
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It has been Kaburagi's responsibility to do this work to date.
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It's true he's good at undercover investigations,
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but he doesn't necessarily like it.
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I bet he's been through a lot.
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[TY Finance]
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Well, it can't be helped.
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I guess I'll lend a hand this time.
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Yes?
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Excuse me.
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All right, come in.
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I'm Sato. I'm here for the interview. Nice to meet you.
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Yep, come in.
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[TY Finance]
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And then the guy got really mad at me, telling me to pay up.
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He wanted 2 million yen ($153,000).
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I called you because I didn't know what else to do.
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I'll let you talk to the lawyer now.
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Hello, this is Inoue, your son's lawyer.
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Does it bother you?
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No.
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Are you money-driven?
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Yes.
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Then you'll be fine, right?
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Yes.
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Wow, you're from Waseda too?
(T/N: famous university in Tokyo)
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I'm actually from Waseda too.
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Of course, I know.
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I'm proud we have an alum like you,
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and your home run in the fall 1995 Waseda-Keio game is still legendary.
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That makes me happy. Oh, the drama club?
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Yes, I'm good at memorizing lines.
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I've decided. You're hired.
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Really? Thank you.
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Say that thing. "Red leather, yellow leather."
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Red leather, yellow leather.
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- Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
- Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
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Nice. Sheep shears should be sharp.
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- What?
- Sheep shears should be sharp.
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Sheep shears... Sorry.
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- It's fine.
- I'm good at memorizing lines,
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not tongue-twisters.
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- Hired.
- Really?
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- Do your best.
- Thank you, I will.
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Infiltration complete.
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[Rental Apartment - Flatmate Sendagaya]
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Grandma, I was on a drive with my friend.
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Suddenly a man rushed out.
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Tamura believed I was his Kohai.
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And he tasked me with making fake calls,
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scamming people by lying to them.
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He's totally on his own.
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I went with him today,
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but the other guy knows some scary people.
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They won't let me go, Grandma.
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What do I do? Help me!
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I need 2 million yen in the next five minutes,
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or else they'll do something to me.
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I'm scared, Grandma.
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They won't listen to reason anymore.
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They're yakuza.
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I'll die if you don't help me.
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Wire transfers won't work! It has to be in cash.
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Please hurry up.
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Thanks, Grandma.
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- Okay, money collection.
- Sent.
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Any reply?
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She's coming out now.
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All right, okay.
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- I'm out to lunch.
- See you.
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Sato-kun, how is it? You think you can memorize it quickly?
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Yes, it seems easy enough.
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The manual is thorough.
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That's promising. Want to get some lunch?
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- Sounds good.
- Ramen.
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- Let's go.
- Get a large portion.
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Thank you.
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Their green onions are great.
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Grandma, what do I do?
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Help me.
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I need 2 million yen in the next five minutes,
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or else they'll do something to me.
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Wire transfers won't work.
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It has to be in cash.
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Thanks, Grandma. Thank you.
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- Okay, money collection.
- Sent.
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- Any reply?
- She's coming out now.
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All right!
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You got proof all on your own, Onoe!
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Yes. And his co-CEO is Yamaguchi, who's in a criminal gang.
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A criminal gang?
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Sorry for putting you in danger. Are you positive?
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I heard it from Tamura-san himself while eating ramen.
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I see. Are you okay?
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Yes, I'm fine.
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All right, let's do a two-week story.
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First, we'll put the facts into an article.
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The next week, we'll have a story about his arrest.
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- A cover story?
- Of course.
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Kabu, get a good shot of when he's arrested.
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Okay.
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This was your secret task?
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Yeah.
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I'm surprised they made you deceive someone like that.
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I thought you'd get caught easily.
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Stupid, anything you can do I can do too.
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And I actually did well.
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You weren't reluctant?
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Huh? Well, it's work.
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Huh? What?
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It's nothing.
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What is it?
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At that moment,
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a rift that couldn't be fixed was formed between Kaburagi and me.
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I had no idea at all.
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Sato-kun, you are a journalist?
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Yes.
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I trusted you.
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I got the shot.
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Since then, Kaburagi acted coldly toward me.
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Hey.
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- Hello?
- Yeah?
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I want a photo that works with this article.
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I'll get it for you later.
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Thanks.
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You're blocking the light.
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Sorry.
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Kaburagi.
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Hey, don't ignore me.
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I'm not. We just have nothing to talk about.
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How can you say that?
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What did I ever do to you?
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If something is bothering you, then say it.
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I just can't digest this.
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What?
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How you could deceive people for a scoop.
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- That's...
- It's because of work, right?
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Yeah.
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I told you that already.
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I put on a disguise to get info out of the tax-evading politician, too.
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We knew he was a bad guy.
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And I was there too.
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- Well, yeah, but...
- Anyway, if you can do that much on your own,
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that means there's no need for you to work with me anymore.
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What do you mean?
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Our work together is over.
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What?
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See you.
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What the hell?
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What's this all of a sudden?
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I don't get it.
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I mean, we were doing so well,
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getting scoop after scoop,
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and even talked about moving in together.
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But why? Why did things end up this way?
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You must be joking.
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What? Did you get in a fight with him?
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We're not fighting.
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He just... doesn't want to work with me anymore.
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What? Tell me.
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I have never had such a one-sided conversation.
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Knowing you, you probably said something to make him mad.
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You're wrong, Masayan.
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He's not mad.
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He is just cold towards me, just like in the past.
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Just like in the past?
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What kind of face is that?
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In that case, if you talk to him like you used to,
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won't he change back again?
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Do you think so?
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Yeah, go back to your roots.
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When he wasn't interested in me,
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he'd still tell me how he feels.
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You have something to say to me.
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I don't.
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Then what's with that face?
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You should change teams soon
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before you become numb like me.
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I'll come help if anything happens.
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I ended up liking him at some point,
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and he said he liked me too.
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You're a nice guy.
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I like you.
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Why did that guy fall for you in the first place?
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Why?
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Because you don't lie.
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He said it's because I don't lie.
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Sato-kun, you were a journalist?
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Yes.
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I trusted you.
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I'm surprised they made you deceive someone like that.
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Anything you can do, I can do too.
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And I actually did well.
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Oh, now I get it.
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Guys who lie to get a scoop and get all arrogant about it
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are the kind of people he hates the most.
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He's not back to his old self.
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Now he hates me, knowing exactly who I am.
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I don't think I did the right thing,
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but I just wanted to make him happy,
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even a tiny bit.
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♫ I look through the viewfinder at the feelings
that crossed my mind ♫
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♫ This way nothing is captured in the photo,
but disappears into the past ♫
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♫ The polaroid on the wall and this faded graffiti ♫
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♫ Everything is torn off, the mistakes will be reset ♫
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[Preview]
Working for someone's sake.
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That's who you are.
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Please transfer Onoe to the politics team.
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Didn't you come to hate me?
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I haven't asked you yet how you feel about me.
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Should we really live together?
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[This story is completely fiction.]
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