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EASY LIVING

Part one

"Paths of our own"

No newspaper again. I'll call them. - I called yesterday.

The bill hasn't been paid.

Where did you get that one?

Good morning.

Can you drop me at school, dad? - You can walk a mile.

The car has been invented. - Your skirt was ruined by dog hair.

And your world crumbled. - Who's being funny?

I drop her if I get the car.

That reminds me. Where has almost half a tank of gas disappeared?

No idea. - Did you take the car when me and mum were away?

You have to wait another six months for your licence.

Real traffic is not like driving in a sand pit. - I didn't take it.

I really didn't. - You go this month without your allowance.

Also I have driven it.

Were the empty beer cans under the seat from mom's shopping trip?

Tell your friends that they should learn to clean up after them.

P�ivi walks, Jari waits half a year and dad buys me a station wagon.

What does it have to do with this?

Jesse would have a place of its own and dog hair wouldn't be everywhere

We'll see if we need two cars.

You forgot that you promised it to me as a birthday gift.

Was that the deal? - Yes, it was.

The new Mercedes. Black. - If that was the deal, well then.

This is Tuomas Stenb�ck. I seem to have lost the card.

Can I pay in cash somewhere? - I'll let you go this time.

The purpose is to get you acquianted with C programming.

I'm substituting for Jukka, who is sick.

Has anyone of you ever heard of C language?

What are your points now? - About eight and a half.

That little? - How many do you have?

Nine and a half, I guess. I put in new pictures yesterday.

What?

8,1. Not nine and a half. - What the hell?

Look! That cow has 9,3!

Can you tell what the reserved words of C language mean?

I put in "default". It is one the reserved words.

Hey. - Hey.

Hello, Maire. - Hello.

You're starting spring chores. - Just cleaning up a bit.

We have a PTA meeting tomorrow. - So?

I'd like to hear your opinion about some ideas of mine.

Tell them tomorrow. - I think the spring bazaar could be stopped.

It is a lame concept. We could have an auction instead.

Jump in, Jari. We are going to get a car for your mother.

Why am I needed? - I want your opinion.

We'll talk. We can still consider your allowance.

If you get caught driving without a licence, your licence is delayed.

What is this? - Eki's old car.

I'm taking it to him as he might sell this.

What's up, guys? - Not much.

Have you been with a woman yet, Jari? - Of course. And you?

So you haven't. - Jari, wait for me outside.

Why? - 'Cause I tell you to.

It's not easy to be young.

I have a car for you outside.

Why are you doing kids' stuff? - Pressure from home.

Listen...

And I have a good job for you. - What is it?

I can only tell you that it's a one-night affair.

On Friday. An easy job with a good pay.

You can do it. - Is it a robbery?

Depends on how you look at it. You'd be only an assistant.

I don't touch that stuff.

15 000 euros for a couple of hours. A nice hourly pay.

Tapsa, you're the strangest crook I know. And I know a lot of them.

A family man doesn't want to go to jail. Jaana's birthday is on Friday.

Come and check the car. - I'm not able to take it now.

Just give me 40 000. - I can't take any cars now.

What do I do with it? - Take it to Russians.

They pay nothing. - Take it back to where you took it. Don't leave it here

Oh shit. - Sometimes it is like this.

We'll see about next Friday.

Debt recovery office

That's it. And a dog rucksack as a bonus. - Okay.

How's Eki doing? Say hello from me.

Here's something for you. - Thanks. What is this?

Plum jam. - Good as hell.

I always say that if Maire had to choose between me and plum tree -

she would choose the tree.

It's better to talk here than outside. - And now I see your nice home.

Interior decoration is not finished though we have lived here two years

I have often told Tapio that the wall colour clashes with the furnishings.

He hasn't got time for renovation.

What is his job? - He has an import firm of his own.

And yours? - I take care of the bookkeeping.

That allows me to concentrate on voluntary charity work.

That is great. - How old did you say your daughter was?

Taina is 35. - So she matriculated in the early '90's.

You have been the head of the Parent-Teacher Association. - Yes.

What a work load and responsibility.

How have you coped? - It has sometimes been burdensome.

Do you think that we could somehow share the responsibility?

Just a moment.

Turn it down!

What are you doing here? - I came to tell you to turn it down.

What are you doing? - My homework. And you could knock.

I did. Couldn't you come downstairs to meet our neighbours?

I have to study.

Come when you take a pause.

Do you like the sound? - No.

Do I also get a car now? - How do you mean "now"?

I will be 18 soon. - We simply can't afford it now.

You bought one for mom's birthday.

Your birthday is over six months away. We'll see then.

Yes, we will.

Or I nick one.

Don't talk like that. - Don't explain.

But I do!

You sure don't want a marking in your register.

Is that clear?

The discussion forum is for teachers, pupils and parents.

There they can state their opinions anonymously.

It is often easier to speak out if you don't have to use your name.

Of course, we find out who the writer is, if that is necessary.

I also checked the spring bazaar earnings from last five years.

They have gone down a lot. - We have had bad weather.

What about the auction?

We get old things from former pupils, preferably luminaries.

Then we auction them. - Who would buy them?

We have ice hockey players and musicians as former pupils.

They sure want to donate their old instruments and gear.

What a splendid idea! - Isn't it?

We can also auction people as dinner company.

For example, I could be dinner company to the highest bidder.

So we'd buy each other's wives and husbands. - Just for fun.

But the money is real.

I can't see anyone going for that.

I don't think I'd be the only volunteer.

What about Mrs. Kein�nen who lives across the road?

Is human trade a job for the PTA? - This may sound radical.

That's why I wanted to discuss it with you before the meeting.

I could be more responsible for the association? - In what way?

A new chairman is on the agenda.

I thought that maybe you should pass the torch, Maire.

You haven't had a child in the school for 15 years.

Should I step down?

That's Tapio. He's bought me a new car.

What kind of car? - I chose a Mercedes station wagon.

We can talk about the chairman business before the meeting.

Globalisation marches forward. Mercedes is making Toyotas now.

How do you do?

That was humiliating. I already told Huovinen about the new Mercedes.

Yes, but Eki had some problems.

He has always problems.

I quarrelled with Jari today.

Again. About what? - About the car. And other things.

He loathes everything that I do or say.

Oh no!

Let's say I didn't see this.

I can't see you with a Hoover. - Step inside.

You got nice car after all.

Hello, Eki.

Nice to see you. I heard you had a birthday coming.

Thank you.

If you like it, I have a lot more of these.

Show me.

A nice picture of you and Jesse.

Have you issued a calendar? - Don't be childish.

P�ivi's striking a sexy pose. - No, I'm not.

They distribute these to everyone.

Did you notice? He looked at me.

No, he didn't. He looked at me if anything. - Very likely.

9,6 and...?

What do you mean? - Nothing.

I wouldn't ask, but I had a cancellation and I'm in a jam.

I know, but I already said thanks but no thanks.

You only have to drive 12,3 kilometers from A to B.

You don't talk to anyone, you see no faces and nobody knows you.

Are you also there? - What does it matter?

Did he tell you the sum? - No.

I don't do jobs like that.

We can't say no. Say hello to that pile of junk outside.

I leave you to discuss this.

How much? - Forget it.

By the way, the payment is not 15 000 but 20 000.

How are you? - No problem.

Good.

Can you give me a ride downtown? - Of course.

I have a lot of messages. - Something dirty, of course.

There are good ones too. - From 30-year-old family men.

I'm sorry if I interest some people.

Shall we go?

I have to finish my project. - See you later.

Then the chairman for the next term. Any suggestions?

I suggest Maire Huovinen. - I second that.

Any other candidates?

Me and Maire talked that I could take the job.

I'd work with the board and the previous chairman.

According to researches PTA work is essential -

as far as young people's problems and isolation are concerned.

There's an endless task there.

And I'm ready to tell you how I'd develop our operations.

Maire Huovinen has been suggested and seconded.

As there are no other candidates, Maire Huovinen is the chairman.

Next on the agenda is the date of our bazaar.

Stop it! This is not a real one!

What is this? - From your gallery. They print it in the ADP classroom.

How is it possible? - Someone must have hacked your password.

No!

P�ivi!

Hi.

I went to see your gallery.

I noticed right away that the picture wasn't real.

Of course. And you wouldn't let anyone take pictures like that.

No, I wouldn't.

The other pictures looked good.

You have a dog. What is it called?

Jesse.

How long have you had it? - Six months.

Would you like to do something tomorrow? - Like what?

We could see a movie. - Why are you asking me out?

I've been meaning to ask for a long time.

Do you have something planned? - Only my mom's birthday thing.

I can cancel that. - Okay.

I can probably borrow a car. I'll pick you up. - Fine.

When were we last somewhere? - Last autumn in Tallinn.

It would serve Jari and P�ivi well to do some travelling.

Does a trip to Florida cultivate children?

I'm not talking about Florida. You are a disgusting...

Aren't you busy with the bazaar/auction thing?

We need some sun and a change of climate.

I'd like to lie in the sun and I know that 20 000 is a lot of money.

But it is a robbery.

If I get caught, I go to jail.

How do you go south if I'm in jail?

Do the children get a paper route or do you moonlight as charwoman?

I get it. - I decide what I do even if you or I had an itch to travel.

I wouldn't even tell you if I took the job. - Okay.

I go to bed now. - I have still something to do in the garden.

Have you seen my white and golden ring? - I haven't.

I pick up the meat and potatoes from the store and you bake the cake.

I have a date tonight. - I have a band training.

No dates or trainings. We prepare food and celebrate mom's birthday.

Who are you going on a date with? - Nicklas.

He isn't Holmstr�m, is he? - Yes, he is. How come?

His mother is in our lady network.

They have a big law firm and a house by the water. - How interesting.

You have to postpone the date and the training. - No way!

We agreed to celebrate mom's birthday.

I haven't promised a thing!

Let her go. We make food some other night.

Seppo! Help me!

What's the problem? - My plum tree is ruined.

Looks like a hare has eaten it. - How did it open the wire?

This is not a hare's work. - Our apple tree looked just like that.

When did that happen? - Last year. Don't you remember?

Hello.

What is it?

I found you at last.

What a fuss about a small tree.

Why are you worrying about those?

Timo called.

What did he want? - Asked me how I was.

He wanted to meet me.

I'll go to work. - We were supposed to be at home.

No one in this family seem to be interested.

When will you be back?

Three men come into this car. You drive them to a designated place

If there are any changes we phone you here.

If you notice something special or something goes wrong -

call the only number that is in the memory.

I think he's here.

It is the police.

Is Tapio Mikkonen at home? - He's on a business trip.

I just tried to contact him in vain.

Can I leave a message? - I'm your new neighbourhood police Salminen.

Nice to meet you. - Your neighbour called -

and said that a tree growing on their lot was sabotaged.

Did you see any peculiar movement here last night?

I wouldn't want to blacklist anyone.

But the Laaksonen children across the road have done a lot of mischief.

I'm not blaming them for this... - Of course not.

Thank you and have a nice evening.

Hi.

So you got a car? - Yes.

Do you want to come inside or...? - Okay.

Aku!

There you are. We'll go home soon.

It is Jesse. - No, it's Aku.

It was stolen from us about six months ago.

What do you mean? - I saw the picture in your gallery.

Let's go, Aku.

Dad got it from the society for the prevention of cruelty to animals.

Aku was taken from our yard. It had a collar on. - You can't take it.

Do you really think that I'd ask a little slut like you on a date?

Oh shit!

Hi!

What is it?

Dad, you piece of shit!

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