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The cell phone you gave me gets messages.

If you know something about it, tell them to stop.

Should I worry? - His buddy died when you crashed the car.

I don't think he's laughing. - Who is he?

You don't know each other. Let's keep it that way.

The meeting was due to start at three.

You don't get a hint, do you?

What if we took jobs? - Why? We have a tax debt of four million.

Yesterday I was showing a flat and the owner came in

I had to leave in a hurry. - Don't go anywhere!

Our mutual affairs are over!

This is Timppa. How are things?

EASY LIVING

Episode 4

How come you're up so early? Have you been playing all night?

Don't you have school today? - Exam week.

Even worse. - I'm free today.

We heard the explosions. You have headphones. Use them.

They are broken.

Buy new ones. - I also need a new amplifier. This one is...

...Broken. - It really is broken.

You have your monthly allowance. - Not enough for a good amplifier.

If you want something bigger, you must save like the rest of us.

Money doesn't grow on trees.

Since when?

"Opportunity makes a man"

So you found your way here.

A luxury flat. - The boss comes with a plumber in the afternoon.

We'll place the water pipes. - And before that?

Put on your overalls and we'll throw the trash out.

I start marking the walls.

Hi. - You're probably here for your bike.

Can I serve him first? He's been waiting for his bike for a week.

Okay. - I changed the front wheel like we agreed.

I tightened the bolts and the brake cable had to be replaced.

And please, beware of routes you don't thoroughly know.

So that you won't damage the bike further.

Now you just ride. - Doesn't he have to pay?

He's already paid. - We don't have all day. Bye bye.

I have nothing to tell you.

We know the business you run.

So let me me also know.

You're well-off for a bicycle repairman.

You own flats all over Helsinki.

An inheritance and a few good deals. I've been lucky.

That's true. You wouldn't have to get your hands dirty any more.

I like this job. - It probably has its cons.

You meet interesting people. - Exactly.

Let's cut the crap. You know half of Finland's criminals.

In early April one of the robbers died in a heist.

Who were the others? - Probably from the half I don't know.

I really don't know! Why are you harassing me?

Who should we be harassing? Give me one name.

Were you involved? - I can give names of my restaurant buddies.

Remember that you can get a long sentence for mere assistance.

Call us if one of them contacts you

Haven't contacted and why should they?

They might ask you to help them to hide the money.

What money?

What do you think? - The heist was a failure.

I read in the papers that the police recovered the loot.

Most of it. One bag is missing.

Call us if you get any ideas.

It was a close shave. Maire was operated on at once.

Fortunately I was there. - True.

Of course I first checked her pulse and if she was breathing.

Then I called 911. It was really scary.

A human being finds resources within when there is a need.

You just act and think of nothing else.

When can we see Maire? - His husband asked us to wait a while.

Maire is weak. Seppo will let us know.

But she will recover, won't she? - She's not in peril any more -

but it takes time to recover from a heart attack.

We are all thinking of Maire -

and our association can surely send flowers to the hospital.

I second that. - A good idea.

That's all we can do for Maire at the moment.

She probably won't be back before our spring bazaar.

I think we should appoint a new person in charge.

Only while she's away. - We have to look ahead. I haven't had time...

I checked the most urgent things before this meeting -

and here are some ideas under the heading "future".

I think we should wait a few days and know how Maire is doing.

I'd like to hear her opinion.

I thought that we'd save time. - Who makes date cakes now?

They've been Maire's specialty. - You're busy and I've got time.

At the next meeting at my place you taste them and say your opinion.

By then we know more and can make some decisions.

Hi. - Hi.

Doesn't your mother always make a wonderful date cake for Christmas?

My aunt. - Could she make a couple if we asked her nicely?

No. She's dead. - That's true.

I have something to tell you.

I've got a job.

Where did you find those overalls? - I renovate flats.

I renovate flats.

I heard you the first time, but I don't understand.

I go to work. - In a building site? Are you crazy?

It pays surprisingly well without tax. - What does it matter?

Our debt is four million euros. - Not so loud, please.

Why? Who's here?

I thought I heard someone come home.

Lady of the house. - Timppa.

Officially loft flats are not renovation but new construction.

Only this lot isn't in the backwoods but in the city centre.

And you buy the loft. - I buy the licence to build.

In practice I buy the loft.

I pay the owner and sell the finished apartment to someone.

With a good profit. - May I ask how good?

This is a pilot project also for me.

Let's see how it goes.

But if you want figures...

I pay for the licence and spend three thousand per square meter.

In Southern Helsinki the price is 5 000 euros per square meter.

In a good spot 10 000. - Then also the licence is more expensive.

If you're renovating in a housing company with elderly tenants -

they won't look what kind of wool goes under the intermediate floor.

They want cash fast. Then it's possible to earn a lot of money.

And when the job is done? - The sky is the limit.

We are talking four, five figures and even six figures.

And you are a partner in this? - I mainly carry boards.

How do you get part of the profit if you haven't invested at all?

I told Tapsa that I could offer him a bigger role in this.

I'm still thinking about it.

Why didn't you tell me earlier?

That is a wonderful idea, as long as you don't pay tax.

If you still intend to carry those boards -

which I frankly don't understand -

could you see that you're not dirty when you come home?

The PTA women will visit us tomorrow -

and they still think you're a boss and not some clown in overalls.

I love you.

Hi.

Cops came to ask about things. - They always ask you something.

Now they are putting me between a rock and a hard place.

Could you and Jaana move to another house?

Why is that? - I got a letter today. I will be audited.

We always manage, but it's a valuable house.

I can't risk it being sequestered. - Of course not.

A friend of mine owes me one, so we'll get a roof over your heads.

The rent will be the same. - When are you going to sell our house?

We'll see if that's necessary.

I just wanted to warn you just in case.

We have moved before.

I'm sorry. - Do what you have to do. It's your house anyway.

Hey, I know how much I have earned thanks to you.

Its's nowhere in black and white. What comes also goes.

You must have saved something. - Should I start eating that?

Do as you please, but you're also on their list.

I'd lie low a couple of months if I were you.

I intend to do so.

Have you noticed if Jari has spend a lot of money lately?

More than usually? - Where would he get money?

I just thought that also he should keep a lower profile.

Yesterday he asked me money for a new amplifier. I said no.

Then everything's fine.

Should we get wasted? - We have school tomorrow.

Just a little wasted. - Do you have money?

Let's run away with the beers. - I'd rather not.

Have you ever done that? - I haven't had to.

Neither have I, but that's not the point.

What's the big idea? - Do you always need a reason to do things?

I just don't want any trouble.

I came to thank you.

That's not necessary. - I really thank you.

Would you like to have coffee? - I have to go to the hospital.

Maire is waiting.

She already moves quite well but she has to be careful.

She can't lift anything over two pounds -

so that the wound in her chest won't open.

All is well that ends well. - If not for you she'd be dead.

What now? - Nothing.

Where are those flowers from?

I bought them.

I thought they'd be refreshing.

How about electricity? - We'll get an electrician in the afternoon.

About your share... - What share?

We talked with Jaana that you should also invest in this.

I didn't say so. - I know your situation. No official routes.

I liked our conversation.

If you give me some cash, we can start many projects at once.

The profit is certain. - I asked you to explain my job to Jaana.

Now she understands. - I want to work. That's all.

Variety is the spice of life and you have to check your investment.

But you're not doing this for the next 20 years, are you?

I'm offering a chance to get rich. - You asked me for money.

Haven't you got the dough?

Yes, I have.

Why are you hesitating? The profit is certain.

Like last time?

Tapio imports element fasteners. To the new power plant and so.

They are all by him, but I have no idea how they work.

I always say that our Masa is a controller. Which he is.

I haven't got a clue what he does.

Maybe he controls something. - Not in our house.

What about P�ivi and Jari?

Our Sirkku said that P�ivi had problems with math.

I haven't heard about that. P�ivi loves languages and does well.

Just a second.

Relax and enjoy your stay.

Why do you come so early? - The electrician didn't show up.

Our house is full of women. - So the meeting is today.

You put on the suit here round the corner. - Are you serious?

I'm trying to make a good impression . You look like a worker.

Take off your overalls. - I have nothing to be ashamed of.

This is important to me.

Please.

We are in our living room. You could enter and shout -

that you got the deal and they took everything.

What deal? - It doesn't matter. No one will ask you.

This is getting too complicated. - I haven't got time to argue.

Do as I say.

How was the cake?

Thanks a lot, but I have to get going. - So soon?

We'll go into the country. Masa doesn't want to drive in the dark.

I understand. - Though he doesn't admit it.

Where's your cottage?

Thank you once more. Especially for the wonderful date cake.

Hello.

The deal was accepted. They took everything.

What were you thinking? - I thought you'd come to open the door.

Why didn't you call? - You took my cell phone.

You should have stayed out. - Why is that association so important?

Do you think it's okay...? - They all got the joke.

Your husband took you by surprise.

You're a clever and energetic person. Don't be so tense.

When Maire had the attack...

...I didn't do anything.

You were paralyzed.

For a while I thought I could leave her there.

But you didn't. Then it makes no difference.

Why are you so dismissive? - I put it all into perspective.

And my thoughts aren't important? - I wasn't saying that.

We have bigger problems.

We may have to move out. - Why is that?

Eki doesn't want to lose this house to the state.

Is he going to sell this? He can't do that to you.

It's nothing personal and we'll always find a flat.

I don't want a flat. I like it here.

If they find out things about Eki, I will be involved.

Then we can't afford to think about where we like to live.

Maybe it's only a false alarm.

Dad...

About the flat... - What flat?

We talked about it last week.

A flat close to the school -

so that school trips would be shorter and safer.

I checked the flats on the internet and called one realtor.

He says it's a good housing company but I can't seal the deal myself.

If you could come to check the place on Sunday with me.

What do you think?

Our folks are a bit nuts. - Tell me something I don't know.

I asked dad about the flat. - What did he say?

Nothing. - So he didn't say 'no'?

Maybe this is a bad day and I'll ask again tomorrow.

Don't worry. Everything will be o.k.

Hi, Eki.

Hi.

I have a small problem and I need your help.

A driver doesn't answer messages. - What do you intend to do to him?

That's none of your business.

Your brother's death wasn't his fault. And you got the money.

What money? - According to the police some of it is missing.

Well, well, well. - Are you bullshitting me?

If you are... - Why don't you ask the driver?

I know him and I know you.

Tell me his name. I only ask a couple of questions.

Forget it. I don't chase small potatoes.

That bag contained about 200 000 euros.

Let's have a beer. - Some other time. Jaana is waiting.

Ask her to come with us We could eat.

I think we have something planned. - It would be nice to see her.

Are you gonna be angry for the rest of your life? - I'm not angry.

This was just so sudden. Some other time.

Like the investment? -You talked to Jaana. I haven't promised anything.

I can't understand why you came to work for me. - You called.

I get workers and you'd get work with or without tax.

Why did you decide to work for me?

Where do we drive this time?

Did you take one bag? - What bag?

The police is missing 200 000. Too big a sum for a kid like you.

What do you mean? - The guy who sent you the messages visited me.

Does he claim I've taken money? - Where is it then?

Our car rolled over. I was lucky to walk away from the wreck.

The bag can be in a bush. -That scene has been searched well.

The money is missing because someone took it.

Someone who may not understand what he's doing.

If you know anything at all about this business...

...it's a damn good time to start talking. - I've told everything.

Why does he accuse me? - What do you think?

you don't see the tears

although my heart is sobbing

Hi.

How was your day? - Nothing special.

Is everything alright? - Yes.

That's good.

Ask about my day. - How was it?

May I introduce myself?

Jaana Mikkonen, the new chairperson of PT Association.

Ekstr�m called. The decision was unanimous.

Guess I have to congratulate you. - I'm only a substitute -

but Huovinen will hardly get to the mailbox without help this summer.

So it's no problem. - Congratulations.

We have to celebrate this.

Take a shower first. Then we'll decide where we will go.

I know that you're tired.

But this means a world to me. - Let's come up with something.

Wow. You look handsome.

Timppa suggested that we'd eat out together.

Not tonight. This is your night. - Has he already remarried?

I haven't asked him. I think he's going out alone.

He asked me for a beer. - Call him. It could be nice to see him.

Hi.

Have you already eaten?

Dad, I really need your answer. - To what?

I lose the bedsit if we waste time. I 've always wanted one like this.

The realtor could show it tomorrow. - One you have always wanted?

He also said that flats like that sell quickly.

You'd live on your own and I would pay?

Who else? - Give me a break.

I thought this was settled.

Why are you moving out? Do you want to be independent? An adult?

Start by taking responsibility of yourself.

You don't get things just by pointing your finger at them.

You get things for free only if someone else pays for them.

I won't rent a flat for you so that you can play an adult.

You have to pay for your own place. If you don't have money, you work.

People go to work even on a bad day because they have to.

An adult doesn't do what he likes to do but what he has to do!

It is none of my doing but that's the way it goes.

Eki suggested keeping a low profile for a while.

Eki this and Eki that. He's not living our life.

Should I now walk with a paper bag over my head?

No. But I can go to work. - The police...

What's the use? You don't pay tax anyway. - I do it for the money.

Do what you like as long as you're happy.

What we have...how important is that to you?

How come?

Never mind.

Tell us if you have someone. - I swear that there's no one.

Why not? A good-looking guy like you.

If you don't stop flirting then you can go on.

Seriously. Tapsa will soon take me out and slap me around.

Quite seriously... Do you come here often?

Would like to have something? - Chocolate cake.

Chocolate cake... Are you having something?

You'll get more later. Everything will be legit.

Except that the money isn't from me and my name will not be shown.

Of course not. - We'll have regular meetings.

You tell me what has been done and we decide about the rest.

The way it goes... - Is up to us.

You have to listen to me if you want money.

I just wanted to spare you the trouble.

Why did you change your mind? - I wanted to think about it and I did.

More money is welcome. - As always.

We double our investment soon. - A small profit is enough.

But no foolish risks.

Well...

What is it? - Chocolate cake for everyone?

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