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11 Performers Turn a Beijing Parking Garage Into a Stage | VORTEX

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The VORTEX film record preserves performance, rehearsal, and live adjustment in one sequence. Its subtitles move from housing, transport, work, and the rules of love in a staged date to monologues about turning thirty, desire, assigned partners, and “uselessness,” entwining intimate relations with a function-driven social order.

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  1. 0:00

    Wait a sec, wait a sec, wait a sec, wait a sec, wait a sec,

  2. 0:08

    Wait, go on, right, right, right, I'll go over the lines with Qiqi,

  3. 0:13

    Switch it up, switch it up, come on, sorry, I was distracted,

  4. 0:19

    Because, I thought we were pretty similar,

  5. 0:24

    I wasn't like that before, I'm not like that now, I'm a bit,

  6. 0:32

    I know, to live happily, you have to love yourself first,

  7. 0:38

    Only then can you share the extra love with your partner,

  8. 0:43

    You must really love life, right?

  9. 0:46

    The person you're pursuing must be very happy.

  10. 0:50

    I guess so, I'm not sure myself.

  11. 0:55

    How did you get in touch with me?

  12. 0:59

    Was it the Birth Committee who set this up for you?

  13. 1:02

    He probably knows a bit about it.

  14. 1:07

    A close friend introduced me.

  15. 1:09

    A close friend, huh? I see.

  16. 1:12

    That must be someone everyone knows.

  17. 1:16

    I know, um, you must know about their project, right?

  18. 1:23

    That project, to be honest, treats people like they're not even human.

  19. 1:30

    I don't know what you think, but,

  20. 1:33

    But we could go too, I guess it's better than being like an animal.

  21. 1:40

    He's paying for it, we can do that project too,

  22. 1:46

    Then we, uh, we'll have lots of kids,

  23. 1:54

    Then make their money, right? Right?

  24. 2:00

    Don't know.

  25. 2:02

    Is that why they sent you?

  26. 2:07

    Is that why they sent you?

  27. 2:12

    What's this? What is this?

  28. 2:19

    Is this a picture book? Or a script?

  29. 2:27

    You came just because they told you to?

  30. 2:33

    Talk, don't adjust your glasses.

  31. 2:40

    You,

  32. 2:41

    Do you have any real places left?

  33. 2:49

    Did they teach you to do this, or is it like that?

  34. 2:56

    Your family needs organs, right? Yes,

  35. 3:02

    I remember, that project,

  36. 3:08

    Your family needs organs, right?

  37. 3:12

    There's a knife here, isn't there?

  38. 3:19

    Which one do you want?

  39. 3:23

    I'll cut it for you.

  40. 3:28

    I think there's a knife to throw

  41. 3:36

    So, uh, does the echo work?

  42. 3:44

    It feels like the earpiece

  43. 3:47

    isn't set up right, okay,

  44. 3:53

    I'll take this,

  45. 3:57

    I'll just lay it out,

  46. 4:03

    Sit down, go upstairs, okay,

  47. 4:10

    This option, living, living is most important,

  48. 4:16

    I think living is most important, but what does it become?

  49. 4:24

    I don't know, I think, it's hard to explain,

  50. 4:32

    Thank you, thank you, you might need one,

  51. 4:38

    Second option, can you do it? You have the courage to solve it?

  52. 4:45

    If you cheat, I won't care.

  53. 4:52

    I know you need something, you start by calling.

  54. 4:55

    Because I'm already worried about you, thank you, you'll come.

  55. 4:59

    Because you're good, thank you, thank you for helping, I'll help you do it.

  56. 5:03

    I think two people are together, come back, look back, thanks.

  57. 5:07

    I want to be with you.

  58. 5:09

    Heaven, what? I feel like you've done something, feel it.

  59. 5:17

    I feel like you've done something, look at the words, oh, OK.

  60. 5:24

    I, I'm willing, OK.

  61. 5:28

    You OK?

  62. 5:35

    Hmm?

  63. 5:39

    OK, then.

  64. 5:40

    I've got it, no problem.

  65. 5:44

    Don't move.

  66. 5:48

    Stand up.

  67. 5:56

    Stand up.

  68. 5:56

    People.

  69. 6:00

    Kind.

  70. 6:02

    Kiss me.

  71. 6:04

    What's there to say?

  72. 6:07

    I

  73. 6:12

    hope

  74. 6:18

    we

  75. 6:23

    can...

  76. 6:28

    What's this?

  77. 6:30

    They're helping me see if it works

  78. 6:34

    30 years old

  79. 6:37

    30 years old

  80. 6:41

    30 years old

  81. 6:48

    Chen Chen

  82. 6:54

    Teacher, let's begin

  83. 7:02

    I don't know if you can still get it going

  84. 7:04

    Get it going

  85. 7:05

    Right

  86. 7:06

    Anyway, do you have any anger?

  87. 7:07

    It feels hard to get going now

  88. 7:09

    Still starting

  89. 7:10

    How do you do it?

  90. 7:15

    Ask him

  91. 7:16

    Teacher Chen

  92. 7:18

    You're making me laugh

  93. 7:22

    No problem

  94. 7:22

    It's good

  95. 7:25

    Come on

  96. 7:31

    Pick one C

  97. 7:32

    Pick two Cs

  98. 7:33

    I just want to pick C

  99. 7:35

    This time?

  100. 7:35

    OK, let's see

  101. 7:37

    What's the combo?

  102. 7:38

    Right.

  103. 7:39

    Kara, right?

  104. 7:39

    Hello.

  105. 7:42

    Have a seat.

  106. 7:42

    We're not sitting.

  107. 7:43

    Hello, that's it.

  108. 7:44

    It's early.

  109. 7:46

    I hope we can get to know each other.

  110. 7:48

    After all, I

  111. 7:49

    No live welcome

  112. 7:51

    Do you know how to talk to girls?

  113. 7:55

    Hello?

  114. 7:56

    This is too strange

  115. 7:57

    Too strange

  116. 7:59

    You should be timid and withdrawn

  117. 8:01

    I should be timid and withdrawn

  118. 8:01

    I should be timid and withdrawn

  119. 8:02

    OK

  120. 8:03

    How should we talk?

  121. 8:05

    Are you having us talk to the girl?

  122. 8:07

    Hello?

  123. 8:08

    Is this how you usually talk to women?

  124. 8:11

    This is the way you talk to women?

  125. 8:14

    I've been looking for so long

  126. 8:15

    But I still haven't found anyone who matches me

  127. 8:18

    Me

  128. 8:22

    But we are

  129. 8:24

    Of the same species

  130. 8:25

    There must be some similarities, right?

  131. 8:30

    Like fish in the sea

  132. 8:33

    Swimming the sea is their destiny

  133. 8:35

    Until they meet

  134. 8:38

    Until they meet

  135. 8:39

    I'm the biggest one

  136. 8:42

    I'm the male anglerfish

  137. 8:44

    I need to find the largest female

  138. 8:47

    Clamp onto it tightly

  139. 8:49

    Merge with it

  140. 8:50

    Look

  141. 8:51

    That one

  142. 8:52

    Just under this light

  143. 8:54

    Am I the fish you're looking for?

  144. 8:57

    Let's start with hobbies.

  145. 9:00

    What are your hobbies?

  146. 9:01

    Why aren't you changing the lyrics this time?

  147. 9:03

    Because you just said my safe gaze.

  148. 9:07

    I like to watch movies alone.

  149. 9:12

    Then ride alone.

  150. 9:15

    Then look at street scenes and stuff.

  151. 9:19

    I like going to parties

  152. 9:21

    Traveling abroad

  153. 9:22

    Cherry blossom shrine

  154. 9:24

    I like online games and collecting figurines

  155. 9:29

    I like limited-edition perfumes and shoes

  156. 9:32

    Do you want to add collecting?

  157. 9:34

    Do you have a set?

  158. 9:35

    All of them

  159. 9:37

    That works

  160. 9:38

    I like that

  161. 9:40

    This one's for keeping calm

  162. 9:41

    How much?

  163. 9:43

    I like it

  164. 9:45

    Do you think it's a legitimate channel?

  165. 9:47

    I like listening to classical music

  166. 9:49

    It's a legitimate channel

  167. 9:50

    Don't look back and eat spicy

  168. 9:51

    Come over here

  169. 9:53

    I still have

  170. 9:54

    If something happens, who do I turn to?

  171. 9:55

    Name

  172. 9:56

    Liang Zhibin

  173. 9:57

    Age

  174. 9:58

    That

  175. 9:59

    Thirty

  176. 10:02

    Security guard

  177. 10:04

    Okay

  178. 10:05

    Three thousand

  179. 10:06

    How much?

  180. 10:07

    That's a lot, don't laugh.

  181. 10:09

    That's a lot.

  182. 10:10

    I think we should just

  183. 10:13

    go straight over

  184. 10:15

    both of us go over

  185. 10:18

    Do you think we need to back to back?

  186. 10:20

    I don't think so.

  187. 10:21

    Because what we said earlier wasn't facing the mirror

  188. 10:23

    There's definitely a scene

  189. 10:26

    It's not like his performance style on stage

  190. 10:28

    It's different from the sequence length.

  191. 10:30

    OK, just cut to it.

  192. 10:31

    I'll handle it, I'll do it.

  193. 10:37

    Okay.

  194. 10:42

    You have one more line.

  195. 10:45

    I hope he walks away when he turns around.

  196. 10:51

    No problem, when we shoot, just help me jump to the next line.

  197. 10:53

    He should be the one.

  198. 10:54

    I hope he's not too hard.

  199. 10:56

    It would be great if he could change for me.

  200. 10:58

    Actually, our tastes aren't that different.

  201. 11:02

    How do I get him to open up to me?

  202. 11:06

    It's not easy, you know.

  203. 11:09

    It's not easy, right?

  204. 11:10

    That kind of difficulty.

  205. 11:11

    Right.

  206. 11:12

    Brother, this job isn't easy.

  207. 11:14

    Think about it—we've been standing in line all night.

  208. 11:17

    We have to support our wives and kids at home.

  209. 11:20

    Otherwise, who would...

  210. 11:21

    I need to make him understand.

  211. 11:22

    Career prospects

  212. 11:24

    He seemed not to know this profession

  213. 11:28

    I need to let him know I'm someone with potential

  214. 11:31

    Girls like this, check it out

  215. 11:39

    I don't even know myself

  216. 11:42

    What's the future like for security guards?

  217. 11:50

    Being a security guard gives you plenty of time to chat online

  218. 11:56

    Being a security guard

  219. 11:56

    No, no, no

  220. 12:00

    Do you remember when Chen Cheng punched me in the chest that day?

  221. 12:05

    After I finished drinking, I felt

  222. 12:06

    my chest hurt when I breathed

  223. 12:08

    This already happened the day before yesterday

  224. 12:11

    But it hasn't gotten better

  225. 12:11

    He did

  226. 12:16

    hit

  227. 12:20

    My face was fine

  228. 12:26

    But hitting the chest isn't good

  229. 12:28

    I understand

  230. 12:32

    Hitting, hitting, hitting, it's bad

  231. 12:33

    Then, uh...

  232. 12:34

    Then I'll still watch videos

  233. 12:37

    Then I can trade my time for a fixed salary

  234. 12:40

    Teacher Chen, this outfit

  235. 12:45

    Do you want to take a picture of it?

  236. 12:47

    I want to take one

  237. 12:48

    Send it to me on WeChat after you take it

  238. 12:49

    OK, I'll take it

  239. 12:51

    Don't look at it

  240. 12:55

    Don't be silly

  241. 13:01

    Look at me, look at me

  242. 13:06

    Then it's your turn

  243. 13:11

    You forgot

  244. 13:18

    the word

  245. 13:24

    Don't say it

  246. 13:25

    I just typed the word

  247. 13:26

    Did I type it right?

  248. 13:29

    I'm done thinking

  249. 13:30

    That's it

  250. 13:31

    Becoming a security guard

  251. 13:38

    I went back to the first one

  252. 13:39

    As a security guard, you can secretly watch the monitors

  253. 13:40

    As a security guard, you can also

  254. 13:42

    You can also secretly masturbate at night

  255. 13:45

    As a security guard, you can truly own

  256. 13:53

    your own security booth

  257. 13:57

    Shall we keep talking?

  258. 14:05

    I don't want to be weighed down by a mortgage after marriage

  259. 14:08

    Do you own a house?

  260. 14:09

    I rent a 20-square-meter apartment

  261. 14:15

    Great

  262. 14:17

    Do you have a car?

  263. 14:18

    I have a bicycle

  264. 14:21

    Does your bike have a seat?

  265. 14:24

    Of course it does

  266. 14:25

    As I just said

  267. 14:26

    I like to ride

  268. 14:27

    Actually, they all have a back seat

  269. 14:31

    I spend my entire paycheck every month

  270. 14:35

    Me too.

  271. 14:37

    We were just getting along so well.

  272. 14:39

    What's wrong?

  273. 14:43

    I'm trying to help you.

  274. 14:44

    You misunderstood me.

  275. 14:45

    It's me.

  276. 14:47

    You know, getting married at thirty.

  277. 14:49

    My sister called me today.

  278. 14:52

    I'll call.

  279. 14:55

    When you're directing.

  280. 14:56

    When he's filming

  281. 14:57

    He's going to fight, right?

  282. 14:59

    Can you see if my glasses get knocked off?

  283. 15:00

    Practice a bit.

  284. 15:01

    You'll be able to hit it roughly.

  285. 15:02

    No, no, no.

  286. 15:03

    You don't need to be afraid.

  287. 15:04

    Just stay normal.

  288. 15:04

    Because Su Su also fought that day.

  289. 15:06

    You'll be fine.

  290. 15:06

    Just hold on

  291. 15:07

    OK

  292. 15:08

    OK

  293. 15:09

    You're right

  294. 15:10

    I'll just do it like this

  295. 15:11

    Don't, don't

  296. 15:12

    Just hit it

  297. 15:12

    Right, no problem

  298. 15:13

    You're fine

  299. 15:14

    You don't need to hold back

  300. 15:15

    You're fine

  301. 15:15

    Because I don't

  302. 15:18

    I don't do it that well

  303. 15:19

    I can catch it

  304. 15:20

    So when I'm not falling

  305. 15:21

    I don't do it so much

  306. 15:21

    But when you hit, it's fine

  307. 15:22

    I can catch it

  308. 15:23

    It's fine

  309. 15:24

    Let's try again

  310. 15:25

    I'll loosen the strap

  311. 15:27

    OK, let's try again

  312. 15:29

    Oops, I missed it

  313. 15:30

    No problem, let's try again

  314. 15:32

    No.

  315. 15:33

    Slapping someone is very difficult

  316. 15:35

    I do

  317. 15:35

    Because few people

  318. 15:36

    have this experience

  319. 15:37

    Come on

  320. 15:38

    Wait, wait

  321. 15:39

    Don't grip so hard

  322. 15:40

    Just struggle a bit

  323. 15:41

    Then it'll work

  324. 15:43

    I'll loosen a bit

  325. 15:44

    OK

  326. 15:44

    You struggle first

  327. 15:46

    What?

  328. 15:47

    It's not flying yet

  329. 15:50

    I'm speechless

  330. 15:52

    I'm speechless.

  331. 15:53

    How can I hit it?

  332. 15:54

    Just play normally.

  333. 15:55

    How do you hit it?

  334. 15:55

    If you play normally with a backhand stroke,

  335. 15:56

    I won't catch you.

  336. 15:57

    Play normally with a backhand stroke,

  337. 15:58

    How do you hit it?

  338. 15:59

    I can't even hit it.

  339. 16:01

    Okay.

  340. 16:02

    I can't see

  341. 16:03

    Help me find that lens

  342. 16:04

    Here

  343. 16:05

    Right back

  344. 16:05

    Just like this, just like this

  345. 16:06

    No, no, no

  346. 16:07

    You probably found it

  347. 16:07

    Do you feel it now?

  348. 16:08

    Do you feel it now?

  349. 16:10

    I'll put this on again

  350. 16:10

    No lenses

  351. 16:11

    No problem, no problem

  352. 16:11

    Try again

  353. 16:14

    Try again

  354. 16:15

    Right, right, right

  355. 16:15

    It's about to start

  356. 16:18

    Nope

  357. 16:20

    Because I can only guide your lenses this way

  358. 16:21

    Then you can fly

  359. 16:24

    Come out

  360. 16:25

    Little pink guy slapped me

  361. 16:28

    I feel so humiliated

  362. 16:31

    Mine, mine, mine

  363. 16:32

    Help me put it on

  364. 16:33

    Look, you try again

  365. 16:34

    Wait for me to loosen it a bit

  366. 16:35

    OK

  367. 16:38

    Okay, okay, okay

  368. 16:38

    Then, say your guess again

  369. 16:43

    Lens

  370. 16:44

    Lens, lens, lens

  371. 16:51

    Ah

  372. 16:52

    He's really leaving

  373. 16:53

    No, no, I'm not really leaving

  374. 16:54

    I'm still looking for you

  375. 16:55

    You need to call me back

  376. 17:03

    Ah, he's really leaving

  377. 17:08

    I thought he was really going

  378. 17:10

    I thought he was really going to AA

  379. 17:13

    This mom is really a loss

  380. 17:17

    OK

  381. 17:18

    OK

  382. 17:18

    OK

  383. 17:19

    Have you used it before?

  384. 17:21

    I think it's okay.

  385. 17:23

    You can do that.

  386. 17:24

    When reading the cards.

  387. 17:25

    Turn on the phone.

  388. 17:26

    Then you can remember.

  389. 17:27

    Read it out loud.

  390. 17:32

    OK

  391. 17:32

    OK

  392. 17:35

    Beggar

  393. 17:36

    Where's the beggar?

  394. 17:38

    Beggar

  395. 17:40

    Beggar

  396. 17:43

    Beggar

  397. 17:45

    Come on, beggar.

  398. 17:48

    You don't look like a beggar

  399. 17:49

    At least you shouldn't be, right?

  400. 17:57

    I don't think so

  401. 18:03

    Why did he hit me after that?

  402. 18:04

    My glasses lens won't stay in

  403. 18:06

    Oh

  404. 18:07

    Now it's still a test

  405. 18:09

    But actually

  406. 18:11

    The whole human race needs you to liberate it

  407. 18:14

    I'm nothing like you

  408. 18:15

    I'm way more useful than you

  409. 18:17

    I greet the residents I serve every day

  410. 18:19

    Good morning, good night

  411. 18:20

    Good night

  412. 18:21

    Good night, good night

  413. 18:22

    Good morning, good afternoon, good night

  414. 18:23

    Feels like the Truman Show

  415. 18:24

    This line

  416. 18:26

    If we never see each other again tomorrow

  417. 18:27

    Then I wish you

  418. 18:28

    Good noon, good

  419. 18:30

    Afternoon good

  420. 18:32

    evening

  421. 18:33

    For a friend's life

  422. 18:37

    I told him to wear a mask properly

  423. 18:44

    Don't catch a chill

  424. 18:47

    Ouch

  425. 18:49

    Enough

  426. 18:50

    Not many people think life is like this

  427. 18:52

    Keep going

  428. 18:53

    Agreed

  429. 18:54

    Yeah

  430. 18:55

    Things that grow on the ground

  431. 18:56

    Others think there's something

  432. 18:57

    Growth is all yang energy

  433. 18:59

    So you're saying that

  434. 18:59

    Does that mean I'm passively practicing

  435. 19:01

    Your so-called uselessness

  436. 19:03

    You want yin

  437. 19:10

    Qi

  438. 19:12

    We're all prepared

  439. 19:20

    Ready

  440. 19:21

    We're all suckers waiting to be fleeced

  441. 19:22

    That's our common ground

  442. 19:25

    That's how we see it

  443. 19:27

    Look

  444. 19:29

    Not killed by the lumps

  445. 19:32

    Like me, a person with nothing

  446. 19:34

    Won't

  447. 19:35

    There's no such thing

  448. 19:36

    Mysterious family

  449. 19:38

    Ah

  450. 19:39

    Someone like me with nothing

  451. 19:42

    That's our common ground

  452. 19:43

    I'm also nothing

  453. 19:44

    Don't you get tired of this?

  454. 19:45

    Pressing on your arm like this?

  455. 19:46

    OK

  456. 19:47

    That's our common ground

  457. 19:48

    I'm also someone with nothing

  458. 19:50

    Really?

  459. 19:50

    Really

  460. 19:51

    So can we...

  461. 19:53

    Yeah

  462. 19:54

    Maybe we could go backpacking

  463. 19:55

    Hike mountains

  464. 19:56

    We

  465. 20:01

    I can still go home after work

  466. 20:03

    No

  467. 20:04

    I might be able to leave work early

  468. 20:08

    Or go home early to see you

  469. 20:12

    We'll definitely not split up

  470. 20:14

    Right?

  471. 20:15

    Lie over there

  472. 20:17

    We won't be apart

  473. 20:18

    Right?

  474. 20:19

    Do you believe in miracles?

  475. 20:22

    Lie down quickly

  476. 20:27

    Ah

  477. 20:27

    What?

  478. 20:29

    What police position is this?

  479. 20:30

    I mean

  480. 20:31

    Police

  481. 20:31

    Two suitable people

  482. 20:33

    Because this role is a police officer

  483. 20:34

    You also have a police role

  484. 20:35

    Of course I believe

  485. 20:38

    I see

  486. 20:39

    See

  487. 20:40

    Did you talk to him?

  488. 20:41

    That was me in the past

  489. 20:42

    No problem, just lie down

  490. 20:42

    Just lie down and watch.

  491. 20:44

    That was the neighborhood I used to manage.

  492. 20:46

    Did you talk to him?

  493. 20:47

    I used to think I was the bottom of the neighborhood.

  494. 20:51

    Looking up at the higher classes.

  495. 20:52

    But later I found out.

  496. 20:53

    The police don't really need to talk.

  497. 20:54

    In fact, they didn't even enter the building.

  498. 20:56

    Usually, only service police actually get involved.

  499. 20:57

    The police are...

  500. 21:01

    Right.

  501. 21:02

    I'll support you.

  502. 21:05

    Of course I'll support you.

  503. 21:07

    I'll definitely support you.

  504. 21:10

    They say, 'Do we want it?'

  505. 21:13

    Looks like I can't do it.

  506. 21:16

    We'll just

  507. 21:19

    start

  508. 21:20

    But there's no

  509. 21:22

    So I don't believe you.

  510. 21:23

    But

  511. 21:25

    We still have

  512. 21:26

    Do you have pockets?

  513. 21:27

    Look, this has pockets

  514. 21:29

    But we still have love

  515. 21:31

    This is more important than anything

  516. 21:33

    But our love

  517. 21:37

    But love might be able to ignore this rule

  518. 21:44

    You don't need to be so stubborn

  519. 21:47

    I don't

  520. 21:55

    Yes

  521. 21:57

    I mean, I love you

  522. 21:59

    Just saying I love you is enough

  523. 22:01

    I forgot the words

  524. 22:04

    What should this line be?

  525. 22:05

    I love you

  526. 22:05

    Then what?

  527. 22:06

    I think love

  528. 22:08

    is to ignore this rule

  529. 22:11

    Right

  530. 22:12

    Go on

  531. 22:13

    Right

  532. 22:21

    We might live without relying on common ground

  533. 22:24

    Isn't it first

  534. 22:24

    We can live without relying on common ground

  535. 22:26

    Then comes love

  536. 22:27

    Of course, we can ignore this rule

  537. 22:29

    That's

  538. 22:34

    right.

  539. 22:39

    An active useless person

  540. 22:42

    Didn't think

  541. 22:44

    No job in your words

  542. 22:49

    If you're willing to let go of everything

  543. 22:51

    Come close to you and say why you do everything

  544. 22:53

    You're about to be everywhere

  545. 22:58

    Are you cold?

  546. 23:00

    Not fully enjoying it

  547. 23:08

    It seems you're just forcing yourself to believe a ridiculous idea to please me

  548. 23:12

    Because you're achieving your goal

  549. 23:15

    You'll never change

  550. 23:18

    Even for the sake of living

  551. 23:21

    Even to keep living

  552. 23:23

    The meaning of 'living' and 'to keep living' is different

  553. 23:27

    Different

  554. 23:28

    Even to keep living

  555. 23:29

    Even to keep living

  556. 23:33

    Has it already started?

  557. 23:35

    I knew it

  558. 23:37

    It started when Teacher Chen Chen began dancing

  559. 23:40

    This little pink person

  560. 23:44

    I'm so used to it

  561. 23:51

    Walking too

  562. 23:53

    When you spin

  563. 23:54

    Let's walk once

  564. 23:56

    Let's circle around

  565. 23:57

    There's a pillar, right?

  566. 23:58

    Around the pillar

  567. 24:03

    Let's start

  568. 24:04

    We

  569. 24:07

    I just bumped my knee

  570. 24:12

    Let's go with it.

  571. 24:16

    Let's try.

  572. 24:24

    I still haven't memorized a part.

  573. 24:28

    I don't regret it.

  574. 24:31

    I don't regret it.

  575. 24:32

    I still have a day left.

  576. 24:34

    Like, we can be friends, right?

  577. 24:38

    But is he really my good friend?

  578. 24:39

    I guess not.

  579. 24:40

    But it doesn't matter.

  580. 24:42

    I can still go home

  581. 24:43

    I can go to the countryside

  582. 24:46

    I'll bow to my parents

  583. 24:47

    I can really mooch off my parents

  584. 24:49

    But

  585. 24:51

    I really wish I was doing this water

  586. 24:52

    It would suddenly explode

  587. 24:54

    Your clothes are too flashy

  588. 24:56

    And wearing dark underwear

  589. 24:58

    I think that

  590. 25:05

    The time was right

  591. 25:11

    When performing

  592. 25:18

    I might also have two bottles first

  593. 25:19

    Then perform

  594. 25:20

    I can't drink white

  595. 25:25

    But I can drink wokzi

  596. 25:26

    Is

  597. 25:30

    Right?

  598. 25:34

    You stand under the light

  599. 25:41

    Dark

  600. 25:43

    Everyone, help me film a video later

  601. 25:49

    Tell us to film one

  602. 25:51

    Make us look like

  603. 25:59

    people secretly smoking weed

  604. 26:06

    on a street corner.

  605. 26:11

    This

  606. 26:18

    This can indeed work

  607. 26:24

    But you need to take a deep breath

  608. 26:31

    Thick

  609. 26:33

    Or like this

  610. 26:34

    After you inhale that smoke

  611. 26:37

    it's a very rich mouthful

  612. 26:38

    E-cigarettes are better

  613. 26:39

    because they produce more vapor

  614. 26:40

    After you inhale

  615. 26:40

    I'll help you

  616. 26:44

    I'll help you

  617. 26:46

    to clean your teeth

  618. 26:48

    then gently cough

  619. 26:51

    and it comes out

  620. 26:57

    What about the ash?

  621. 26:58

    Lend me the cigarette again.

  622. 26:59

    OK

  623. 27:01

    Do you know what C stands for?

  624. 27:03

    I chose C

  625. 27:05

    Yes

  626. 27:05

    You chose C

  627. 27:07

    Yes, I chose C

  628. 27:08

    What is it?

  629. 27:08

    So

  630. 27:09

    Do you know who I am?

  631. 27:11

    That's the family planning committee assigned to you.

  632. 27:13

    I am

  633. 27:14

    Family Planning Committee

  634. 27:15

    the chairman

  635. 27:18

    I'm taking your photo

  636. 27:19

    Teacher Zhang

  637. 27:20

    I took your photo

  638. 27:21

    I took your photo

  639. 27:22

    I took your photo

  640. 27:23

    I took a photo for you

  641. 27:24

    I took a photo for you

  642. 27:25

    I took a photo for you

  643. 27:26

    It's

  644. 27:28

    You can just

  645. 27:31

    I sent this

  646. 27:35

    I sent it

  647. 27:42

    What's the family planning committee?

  648. 27:44

    What's wrong?

  649. 27:46

    It's a

  650. 27:48

    So it's the Birth Committee

  651. 27:48

    They stand here and pay

  652. 27:50

    Just

  653. 27:52

    Like this

  654. 27:52

    So then

  655. 27:53

    So it needs

  656. 27:55

    They'll match you with a Birth Committee member's gift

  657. 27:58

    Like this Birth Committee member

  658. 28:00

    After having a child

  659. 28:01

    Whose phone

  660. 28:02

    He'll give it to you

  661. 28:03

    Your doghouse

  662. 28:04

    Not secure

  663. 28:05

    I tied it myself

  664. 28:07

    Just lift it up

  665. 28:10

    What have you been up to?

  666. 28:10

    Sorry

  667. 28:11

    Haha

  668. 28:14

    Camera, right?

  669. 28:16

    What's long?

  670. 28:17

    All long styles

  671. 28:18

    So cool

  672. 28:20

    So cool

  673. 28:21

    What's this

  674. 28:22

    What's this

  675. 28:23

    I don't have it

  676. 28:26

    Can you help me hold it?

  677. 28:28

    This little bit

  678. 28:29

    So cool

  679. 28:34

    But you're fucking

  680. 28:36

    You're breeding?

  681. 28:37

    And they're paying you?

  682. 28:38

    This isn't a match.

  683. 28:41

    So you don't have a missing organ?

  684. 28:45

    Missing organ

  685. 28:47

    We haven't even talked about this yet.

  686. 28:48

    Why would you need a missing organ?

  687. 28:52

    So you don't have a missing organ?

  688. 28:54

    Uh...

  689. 28:55

    I'm gonna say it to you.

  690. 28:57

    You shouldn't go over and bother him.

  691. 28:59

    What do you mean?

  692. 29:00

    Hehehe.

  693. 29:02

    What what?

  694. 29:03

    What what?

  695. 29:08

    Ugh.

  696. 29:09

    Yeah!

  697. 29:10

    His dark boxer briefs are too

  698. 29:13

    Too

  699. 29:14

    Smelly, right? This is.

  700. 29:15

    Gotta jump again, gotta jump again

  701. 29:16

    Smells good

  702. 29:19

    Oh~

  703. 29:20

    O

  704. 29:26

    K

  705. 29:32

    OK

  706. 29:33

    Thanks

  707. 29:39

    OK, I'll send it to you

  708. 29:40

    Let me take a look

  709. 29:41

    No need to shoot more

  710. 29:43

    Check the back

  711. 29:45

    Oh, so weird, I'm wearing this

  712. 29:47

    Why are you celebrating for me?

  713. 29:52

    Who is it?

  714. 29:54

    You all are so different, all black

  715. 30:02

    OK

  716. 30:03

    OK, I'll send it to you

  717. 30:04

    Directly

  718. 30:09

    Grab it for me

  719. 30:17

    Works for me

  720. 30:23

    OK

  721. 30:24

    Can I just hand it to you?

  722. 30:25

    I'll send it via WeChat.

  723. 30:26

    WeChat's fast.

  724. 30:28

    Handing it directly is fine too.

  725. 30:29

    Also fine.

  726. 30:30

    Take a look.

  727. 30:33

    Who are you?

  728. 30:34

    Frank's father

  729. 30:41

    Grandma's name

  730. 30:42

    OK

  731. 30:43

    Not you, your hair

  732. 30:47

    So I don't look like a beggar

  733. 30:49

    OK

  734. 30:50

    Ugh

  735. 31:00

    Ah

  736. 31:12

    This fucking floor might be too hard

  737. 31:15

    No worries, I'll fall

  738. 31:16

    I'll fall.

  739. 31:17

    Let me try falling myself.

  740. 31:18

    I'll give you glasses.

  741. 31:19

    Let me try falling myself.

  742. 31:20

    I'm afraid I'll get hurt.

  743. 31:23

    This ground is fucking hard.

  744. 31:28

    This hard ground.

  745. 31:30

    The knife's legal issue is wrong.

  746. 31:35

    This hard ground.

  747. 31:37

    You're pushing me like this.

  748. 31:45

    One push.

  749. 31:48

    Give me a push.

  750. 31:49

    I'll go flying.

  751. 31:50

    Just push me from behind.

  752. 31:51

    I'll go flying.

  753. 31:52

    When I twisted your ankle just now,

  754. 31:55

    you also fell forward,

  755. 31:56

    Right, so you came from

  756. 31:57

    But you came from behind me,

  757. 31:58

    give me a push.

  758. 31:59

    Then I go forward

  759. 32:00

    I jump forward and fall

  760. 32:01

    Let me try the force

  761. 32:02

    I can control it myself

  762. 32:04

    No problem, my shoulder isn't exposed

  763. 32:05

    You do it

  764. 32:06

    You do it

  765. 32:07

    Push me from behind

  766. 32:08

    No, no, no

  767. 32:09

    Don't do that

  768. 32:10

    Just like that

  769. 32:11

    Push it out with both hands

  770. 32:12

    Wait a sec

  771. 32:13

    I'll go first

  772. 32:14

    I need to get up a bit

  773. 32:15

    OK

  774. 32:17

    No problem

  775. 32:18

    Just give it a good push

  776. 32:19

    Not too painful

  777. 32:23

    If you don't hit your knees, it won't hurt

  778. 32:24

    No problem.

  779. 32:25

    I'll try again.

  780. 32:26

    Put your glasses to the side.

  781. 32:27

    No problem.

  782. 32:28

    Let's try.

  783. 32:31

    Come on.

  784. 32:33

    I'll fall over there.

  785. 32:35

    Right.

  786. 32:36

    No good, no good.

  787. 32:43

    Too deep.

  788. 32:44

    I'm a bit scared to fall on this floor

  789. 32:45

    I'd be fine falling on this wooden floor

  790. 32:48

    I'm afraid I can't handle even a little fall

  791. 32:50

    Do you know why I'm afraid to fall?

  792. 32:55

    Actually, at first

  793. 32:56

    At first, I was pretty fearless about falling

  794. 32:57

    Later, there was one time

  795. 32:58

    Not when I was doing that

  796. 33:01

    That time, there was one

  797. 33:02

    The water delivery guy

  798. 33:04

    He delivered water to us

  799. 33:05

    While going up the stairs

  800. 33:06

    He was carrying two jugs of water

  801. 33:07

    Then he slipped

  802. 33:08

    He fell right there

  803. 33:09

    Then his knee shattered

  804. 33:11

    I didn't dare to fall after that

  805. 33:12

    I was afraid my knee would shatter too

  806. 33:14

    He couldn't get up at all

  807. 33:16

    He was frozen there

  808. 33:18

    Can't even move

  809. 33:19

    His kneecap was completely shattered

  810. 33:21

    They called an ambulance and took him away

  811. 33:23

    Try it once

  812. 33:24

    I'll try not to land on my knees

  813. 33:29

    I'll just lunge forward

  814. 33:30

    I'll land on my chest

  815. 33:31

    Come on

  816. 33:32

    Okay, okay

  817. 33:39

    I'll land on my stomach

  818. 33:40

    OK

  819. 33:44

    Back then, when POCO punched me

  820. 33:47

    These past few days

  821. 33:48

    Breathing

  822. 33:54

    when

  823. 34:00

    it

  824. 34:03

    I just feel it here

  825. 34:04

    it's just this pain here

  826. 34:07

    Even the slightest touch hurts

  827. 34:08

    POCO's punch, that thud

  828. 34:10

    I've been having this for two days

  829. 34:11

    when I breathe

  830. 34:12

    it feels like this here

  831. 34:13

    it feels like this here

  832. 34:14

    These past two days

  833. 34:15

    when I gasp, it feels like this

  834. 34:18

    At first

  835. 34:25

    when I came out, I wasn't a

  836. 34:32

    beast.

  837. 34:33

    It's just a beast

  838. 34:34

    It's just a kid.

  839. 34:36

    Then later, when there's dialogue.

  840. 34:37

    I am

  841. 34:38

    No more lines.

  842. 34:39

    Later, in the second act, I'm carrying you out.

  843. 34:41

    Then in the third act, we're fighting.

  844. 34:44

    Is there another copy?

  845. 34:44

    Just now.

  846. 34:50

    My copy.

  847. 34:55

    Where's the copy?

  848. 34:58

    I'll check this book

  849. 34:59

    I can't remember the lines later on

  850. 35:01

    O

  851. 35:15

    K

  852. 35:29

    OK

  853. 35:30

    We

  854. 35:36

    haven't reached

  855. 35:42

    our

  856. 35:47

    first

  857. 35:53

    scene yet.

  858. 35:53

    First, which one?

  859. 36:01

    The show

  860. 36:03

    First, Paopao dances

  861. 36:05

    Then I came out to read comments

  862. 36:06

    Then wasn't it him coming out, you know?

  863. 36:07

    Ready?

  864. 36:08

    Clap when ready

  865. 36:09

    No one's ready yet

  866. 36:10

    No

  867. 36:11

    The part after that numb segment

  868. 36:12

    First, Paopao dances

  869. 36:13

    Then I came out to read comments

  870. 36:16

    Then wasn't it him coming out like that?

  871. 36:17

    Are you ready?

  872. 36:18

    Is the speech before me?

  873. 36:20

    Take it easy, one step at a time, why so rushed?

  874. 36:23

    OK.

  875. 36:24

    Why not just go through it from start to finish?

  876. 36:26

    OK.

  877. 36:27

    Hurry up!

  878. 36:28

    Then start your monologue.

  879. 36:30

    Isn't Paopao first?

  880. 36:31

    Paopao is playing the beggar today, right?

  881. 36:35

    Not anymore. We dropped that.

  882. 36:38

    That's so forced.

  883. 36:40

    Put on your mask.

  884. 36:41

    Wear that iron mask.

  885. 36:44

    Then put on your mask. Don't.

  886. 36:45

    Go ahead and do it first.

  887. 36:48

    Ah,

  888. 36:52

    Oh no.

  889. 36:58

    Alco-

  890. 37:08

    -hol

  891. 37:22

    is

  892. 37:28

    all

  893. 37:37

    used

  894. 37:45

    up

  895. 37:53

    .

  896. 38:08

    Ah

  897. 38:15

    Ha.

  898. 38:24

    Ah.

  899. 38:27

    Ah

  900. 38:49

    .

  901. 39:08

    Ah

  902. 39:27

    .

  903. 39:46

    Do you feel comfortable?

  904. 39:48

    I feel great.

  905. 39:49

    No

  906. 39:54

    Well,

  907. 39:58

    It's only been a couple of minutes.

  908. 40:06

    Okay, let me introduce myself.

  909. 40:08

    Next, switch up your emotions a bit.

  910. 40:10

    Now you're exhausted and turning aggressive.

  911. 40:14

    Shift to what's needed.

  912. 40:19

    Everyone's gaze.

  913. 40:25

    You need to draw everyone's attention to you.

  914. 40:27

    If they ignore you, you get angry.

  915. 40:29

    Aggressive.

  916. 40:32

    Intrusive.

  917. 40:34

    Right.

  918. 40:58

    .

  919. 41:23

    Hmm.

  920. 41:23

    As long as you're doing this here,

  921. 41:30

    you'll really lose weight.

  922. 41:37

    .

  923. 41:41

    Huh.

  924. 41:48

    Huh.

  925. 41:55

    .

  926. 42:02

    I'm hurt, he bit me.

  927. 42:03

    Right.

  928. 42:16

    Right.

  929. 42:29

    .

  930. 42:43

    Lend me again, you send, you need now,

  931. 42:49

    You can choose one, either fast,

  932. 42:55

    Either more, slow,

  933. 42:58

    Everyone waits for a continuous way to leave.

  934. 43:03

    But first, before leaving,

  935. 43:06

    Your voice should fill the whole space for a moment.

  936. 43:10

    Tell everyone you've been here.

  937. 43:15

    Or, it's still just one.

  938. 43:17

    Hey, hey, hey.

  939. 43:19

    Hey, hey, hey.

  940. 43:20

    Right.

  941. 43:20

    Ha, ha, hey.

  942. 43:21

    Still, huh.

  943. 43:22

    Get a box of Xidong.

  944. 43:23

    Ah.

  945. 43:25

    Hahaha.

  946. 43:27

    This little guy runs so funny.

  947. 43:29

    Ha.

  948. 43:52

    Ha.

  949. 44:15

    .

  950. 44:39

    Damn, who wrote all this?

  951. 44:43

    Read the comments.

  952. 44:46

    What kind of crap are you writing?

  953. 44:50

    You're doing well.

  954. 44:52

    This nickname's good.

  955. 44:54

    What I said's just like dog shit.

  956. 44:57

    Hmm.

  957. 44:58

    Love or not love.

  958. 45:00

    Love's there, and so is the damn egg.

  959. 45:04

    Just read all day.

  960. 45:06

    I'm too lazy to read.

  961. 45:07

    How about finding a quiet place to sleep for a bit?

  962. 45:14

    Ugh, so tired, this whole night.

  963. 45:16

    Hmm.

  964. 45:19

    Oh.

  965. 45:25

    Today,

  966. 45:34

    thirty

  967. 45:40

    years old,

  968. 45:44

    now.

  969. 45:50

    Thirty.

  970. 45:55

    Ah,

  971. 45:58

    Thirty

  972. 46:02

    Thirty.

  973. 46:06

    Decline in physical function sets in.

  974. 46:10

    And I've lost my golden sleep.

  975. 46:14

    Ugh, watching over ten ads a day gives me a headache.

  976. 46:19

    Elevators feel like prison cells to me.

  977. 46:25

    Stepping into the subway station feels like entering hell.

  978. 46:28

    I once had a girlfriend far away.

  979. 46:35

    We were supposed to get married today, I'm thirty now, but... it seems like...

  980. 46:42

    I don't think I can wait that long anymore,

  981. 46:47

    because my desires are so strong,

  982. 46:51

    With each little taste, I've gradually worn away

  983. 46:55

    my desire to see her.

  984. 46:57

    It's not my fault, you know, when I open my phone,

  985. 47:03

    all sorts of beautiful women pop up,

  986. 47:11

    twisting and turning, wearing business suits, short skirts,

  987. 47:17

    black stockings, white stockings, uh, high heels and boots,

  988. 47:24

    and those Lolita styles, just thinking about it...

  989. 47:33

    Damn, that's hot. I'm getting into it.

  990. 47:40

    Sorry, sometimes I think about it too.

  991. 47:46

    Did she grow a me on top of her,

  992. 47:51

    or did I grow a her on top of me? Let's get back to business.

  993. 47:57

    Slowly, my girlfriend once said,

  994. 48:02

    Love is only real in the moment it happens,

  995. 48:08

    whether you believe it or not,

  996. 48:12

    what she meant was, after that, it's all habit and illusion,

  997. 48:19

    we're all reliving the self who just got love,

  998. 48:23

    trying to find that initial state, so we broke up, uh,

  999. 48:29

    I could really win her back, just lie, right?

  1000. 48:34

    I've done that before, but this time,

  1001. 48:38

    I'm not going to lie anymore, because,

  1002. 48:45

    But, uh, it's just not right,

  1003. 48:51

    We're just going shopping, eating, laughing every day,

  1004. 48:57

    Then having sex at night, uh, but,

  1005. 49:00

    This kind of nostalgia will get old too, so,

  1006. 49:05

    Like butter not spread enough on bread,

  1007. 49:09

    The bread just doesn't taste good anymore,

  1008. 49:12

    So this time, I've decided not to lie, just like this, because,

  1009. 49:18

    I'm tired of it too. Even though I lost love, I think,

  1010. 49:22

    It's like I was halfway through a game, and I realized,

  1011. 49:26

    I was only halfway through, and I realized I'd taken a wrong turn,

  1012. 49:30

    So what? I'll just reload,

  1013. 49:35

    or start over.

  1014. 49:37

    Hello, Mr. Liang.

  1015. 49:41

    First, I wish you a happy birthday.

  1016. 49:43

    Given that you'll be turning thirty in two days,

  1017. 49:47

    with low income,

  1018. 49:48

    and trying to have children,

  1019. 49:51

    I'll recommend a package for you.

  1020. 49:53

    Package A: Buy a baby;

  1021. 49:56

    Package B: Adopt a baby;

  1022. 49:59

    Package C: Assign a woman.

  1023. 50:02

    What are you talking about?

  1024. 50:06

    So, you're assigning a woman,

  1025. 50:09

    She's free to go,

  1026. 50:12

    I can't just...

  1027. 50:12

    What if she runs away?

  1028. 50:14

    Can I really keep her locked up at home?

  1029. 50:16

    Am I any better than an animal?

  1030. 50:19

    No, if you give me this choice,

  1031. 50:23

    then you're worse than an animal.

  1032. 50:25

    Yes, sir.

  1033. 50:26

    You've chosen Package C.

  1034. 50:28

    Thank you for your cooperation. Goodbye.

  1035. 50:29

    No, wait, what's wrong with you? What phone is this?

  1036. 50:36

    Let me find my things, tidy up a bit, uh, that's it,

  1037. 50:43

    I have a date tonight, uh,

  1038. 50:49

    You know I'm not keen on dealing with women, uh,

  1039. 50:57

    Let's go, uh, date. Where should I go?

  1040. 51:04

    Need a condom?

  1041. 51:06

    Need a condom?

  1042. 51:08

    Need a condom?

  1043. 51:09

    Need a condom?

  1044. 51:11

    Sell, what are you selling?

  1045. 51:13

    Condom, want one?

  1046. 51:17

    Come on, where's the stock from?

  1047. 51:21

    Queueing, since the start of the control measures, people have been queuing every day,

  1048. 51:26

    If you want this 0.01,

  1049. 51:29

    I'll call my brother, he'll bring it over soon.

  1050. 51:34

    Not necessary, 0.01, 0.01, just give me some.

  1051. 51:39

    Just ordinary, simple, give me some.

  1052. 51:42

    400.

  1053. 51:44

    Too expensive.

  1054. 51:45

    Too expensive.

  1055. 51:46

    Cheaper, cheaper, cheaper, cheaper.

  1056. 51:50

    I've been like this since the start, with old parents and young kids.

  1057. 51:52

    And there's a wife waiting for me to support.

  1058. 51:55

    Never mind, never mind.

  1059. 52:00

    Damn, 400 bucks, that's a lot to think about,

  1060. 52:08

    I'd have to go without food for a month,

  1061. 52:11

    I could afford 15 times a month like this,

  1062. 52:16

    If I live normally, it's only twice a month.

  1063. 52:23

    Isn't this something a machine would use?

  1064. 52:27

    Mr. Liang,

  1065. 52:33

    is that

  1066. 52:38

    you?

  1067. 52:45

    Oh, Kara, right? Hello.

  1068. 52:47

    I hope we can be together.

  1069. 52:51

    I'd like to get to know each other quickly,

  1070. 52:53

    I have to rush to my next date.

  1071. 52:56

    Ah.

  1072. 52:56

    You know how to chat up girls, right?

  1073. 52:58

    Uh, hello? Are you there?

  1074. 53:02

    Is this how you usually talk to girls?

  1075. 53:06

    Hmm.

  1076. 53:10

    I've been looking for so long, but no one matches me.

  1077. 53:16

    But we're the same species,

  1078. 53:21

    there must be some compatibility.

  1079. 53:24

    People are like fish in the sea, swimming in the sea is their destiny.

  1080. 53:29

    Until we meet, I'm the male anglerfish.

  1081. 53:33

    I want to find the largest female fish.

  1082. 53:37

    Hold it tightly and merge with it.

  1083. 53:41

    Hmm, look, look at the light on my head,

  1084. 53:44

    Am I the fish you're looking for?

  1085. 53:47

    Let's start with preferences. What are your preferences?

  1086. 53:51

    Um, um, I like, I like watching movies, um,

  1087. 53:55

    Sometimes I go out riding my bike.

  1088. 53:59

    I like to watch street scenes.

  1089. 54:03

    I love attending parties, traveling abroad, and visiting Sakura Shrine.

  1090. 54:07

    Uh, uh, I love online games and collecting figurines.

  1091. 54:12

    I love limited edition perfumes and shoes.

  1092. 54:16

    Um, I love listening to pop music.

  1093. 54:18

    I love listening to classical music.

  1094. 54:20

    I love spicy food.

  1095. 54:21

    I don't like spicy food.

  1096. 54:22

    I also have...

  1097. 54:27

    Name?

  1098. 54:28

    Liang Zhibin.

  1099. 54:29

    Age?

  1100. 54:30

    Uh, thirty.

  1101. 54:32

    Occupation?

  1102. 54:32

    Uh, security guard.

  1103. 54:35

    Three thousand.

  1104. 54:36

    Three thousand? Well, don't laugh, it's actually quite a lot, I think it's okay,

  1105. 54:42

    Three thousand, right?

  1106. 54:44

    I hope that the moment I turn my head, he can leave this place.

  1107. 54:50

    This is really ridiculous.

  1108. 54:53

    I think I can change him, it would be great if he could change for me.

  1109. 54:58

    I guess our tastes aren't that different, really.

  1110. 55:02

    How do I get him to open up to me?

  1111. 55:06

    I think it's a tragedy when people from different classes try to come together.

  1112. 55:12

    I mean, we knew from the start that we'd have to part ways.

  1113. 55:16

    So why did we even get together?

  1114. 55:19

    I need to talk to him about my job.

  1115. 55:22

    He definitely doesn't know how great this job is.

  1116. 55:25

    I need to look up how to say no, how to politely turn down a man.

  1117. 55:30

    Um, I need to check out the prospects for security guards.

  1118. 55:33

    Honestly, I don't even know what's so great about this job.

  1119. 55:37

    We should just stay friends. I really don't think I'm right for you,

  1120. 55:44

    Friends last longer.

  1121. 55:46

    Being a security guard lets you have plenty of time to chat online,

  1122. 55:51

    You can watch videos as a security guard,

  1123. 55:53

    You can really trade time for a dead-end salary as a security guard,

  1124. 55:56

    I never thought of that before.

  1125. 55:59

    You're really a good person, I don't have a chance with you anymore,

  1126. 56:05

    I have to feed my baby.

  1127. 56:08

    As a security guard, I can even sneak a look at the monitors at night,

  1128. 56:11

    I've never done this before, being a security guard lets me,

  1129. 56:16

    I can sneakily masturbate at night.

  1130. 56:18

    Being a security guard lets me truly have my own booth—it's great.

  1131. 56:22

    I should tell him about it.

  1132. 56:24

    Shall we keep going, keep talking?

  1133. 56:32

    I don't want to be weighed down by a mortgage after marriage. Do you own a house?

  1134. 56:37

    Yes, I rent a 20-square-meter apartment myself.

  1135. 56:42

    Oh, do you have a car?

  1136. 56:47

    Uh, I mentioned it earlier—I have a bicycle.

  1137. 56:50

    Does your bike have a seat?

  1138. 56:53

    Yes, uh, of course it has a seat.

  1139. 56:55

    That's great, you have, you have, you have, uh, do you have income?

  1140. 57:00

    Uh, yes. I don't have savings; I live paycheck to paycheck.

  1141. 57:04

    What a coincidence—I do too.

  1142. 57:08

    Really? Wait, you were just chatting fine a moment ago?

  1143. 57:12

    Just you.

  1144. 57:13

    I dropped my phone, uh, I'm helping you.

  1145. 57:18

    You know, we don't have much time left, thirty years old,

  1146. 57:21

    marriage, I'm telling you I got a call this morning.

  1147. 57:24

    You? You're helping me too?

  1148. 57:28

    Hey, go back and ride your old bike.

  1149. 57:31

    Damn, I'm going crazy.

  1150. 57:34

    What were you thinking?

  1151. 57:36

    Huh?

  1152. 57:38

    You're dead.

  1153. 57:40

    Let's go.

  1154. 57:47

    I thought this meal,

  1155. 57:50

    Who's paying for this meal, me?

  1156. 57:55

    Damn, I'll be broke.

  1157. 58:00

    Hey, Tian Tian, back again.

  1158. 58:06

    Actually,

  1159. 58:13

    I

  1160. 58:18

    don't

  1161. 58:26

    regret

  1162. 58:29

    it.

  1163. 58:36

    Well, I'm not really in a rush,

  1164. 58:40

    I still have two days left.

  1165. 58:44

    Two days, you know.

  1166. 58:46

    There's so much I can do.

  1167. 58:48

    Well, if I run out of time,

  1168. 58:51

    I can always stay with a friend.

  1169. 58:54

    I guess I can call them a friend, but I don't think they'd count as a close friend.

  1170. 58:59

    But I guess they'd count as a friend.

  1171. 59:01

    If it comes to that.

  1172. 59:04

    If it comes to that, I'll leave the city.

  1173. 59:06

    I'll go back to the countryside.

  1174. 59:09

    Hmm.

  1175. 59:10

    I'll bow to my parents.

  1176. 59:13

    I can really mooch off my parents.

  1177. 59:16

    It's not a bad idea.

  1178. 59:17

    Oh, just make some water.

  1179. 59:21

    Ugh.

  1180. 59:24

    Ah.

  1181. 59:26

    Looking at this kettle, sometimes I really want to...

  1182. 59:29

    When making water, this kettle suddenly exploded.

  1183. 59:35

    When I woke up again,

  1184. 59:39

    I was still lying in the wheat field back home.

  1185. 59:43

    Still a hairless child.

  1186. 59:47

    This gives me a chance to correct my past mistakes, like,

  1187. 59:54

    not going to school properly.

  1188. 59:55

    I really should have gone to school properly. School actually is pretty useful.

  1189. 1:00:00

    If I hadn't slept in class back then, I wouldn't be in school now.

  1190. 1:00:04

    I wouldn't have been wasting away at a vocational college.

  1191. 1:00:08

    I think this water bottle is actually quite important.

  1192. 1:00:15

    Like my classmates, they're all societal trash, smokers.

  1193. 1:00:21

    All these people.

  1194. 1:00:23

    But later, they became elementary school teachers,

  1195. 1:00:27

    including some tutoring teachers from institutions.

  1196. 1:00:33

    What a big impact that has on the next generation.

  1197. 1:00:38

    Truly...

  1198. 1:00:40

    Ah.

  1199. 1:00:46

    Wake up, Liang Zhibin.

  1200. 1:00:49

    Do you even know you'll be a security guard later?

  1201. 1:00:51

    Looking

  1202. 1:00:56

    at you

  1203. 1:01:03

    like

  1204. 1:01:07

    this,

  1205. 1:01:11

    I

  1206. 1:01:15

    really

  1207. 1:01:19

    don't

  1208. 1:01:24

    think

  1209. 1:01:28

    you

  1210. 1:01:32

    look

  1211. 1:01:43

    much like

  1212. 1:01:49

    a

  1213. 1:01:53

    beggar

  1214. 1:01:57

    at all.

  1215. 1:02:01

    At least, judging by your attitude, you shouldn't be a beggar.

  1216. 1:02:07

    This is my profession.

  1217. 1:02:09

    Don't you find it fun?

  1218. 1:02:12

    I embrace uselessness.

  1219. 1:02:15

    I'm using my actions to resist this functionality-driven society.

  1220. 1:02:18

    It may look like begging, but actually,

  1221. 1:02:21

    I'm just collecting tips from my performance.

  1222. 1:02:24

    I don't think so.

  1223. 1:02:25

    I'm way more useful than you.

  1224. 1:02:27

    At least the residents I serve expect me to say good morning,

  1225. 1:02:31

    good afternoon, and good night.

  1226. 1:02:32

    I'm a useful person.

  1227. 1:02:34

    But that might not even be useful.

  1228. 1:02:37

    You know, what's valuable is what others think is valuable.

  1229. 1:02:42

    So haven't I been passively practicing that so-called...

  1230. 1:02:50

    uselessness you mentioned?

  1231. 1:02:51

    You're right, I guess.

  1232. 1:02:54

    If we could find another common point,

  1233. 1:02:58

    Would that mean we could be together?

  1234. 1:03:00

    Together

  1235. 1:03:06

    Huh?

  1236. 1:03:10

    Well, we definitely have common ground.

  1237. 1:03:12

    Think about it—we are all retail investors waiting to be harvested.

  1238. 1:03:17

    I don't see it that way.

  1239. 1:03:20

    Even if we're retail investors,

  1240. 1:03:23

    you need some capital before anyone can harvest you.

  1241. 1:03:25

    Someone like me,

  1242. 1:03:32

    with nothing

  1243. 1:03:37

    at all,

  1244. 1:03:41

    has nothing

  1245. 1:03:49

    worth

  1246. 1:03:55

    being

  1247. 1:04:00

    exploited.

  1248. 1:04:03

    Can't hold it in.

  1249. 1:04:04

    So unprofessional.

  1250. 1:04:06

    You're gonna give

  1251. 1:04:13

    a tip

  1252. 1:04:21

    right?

  1253. 1:04:26

    Give some support?

  1254. 1:04:30

    A tip?

  1255. 1:04:36

    Support me?

  1256. 1:04:37

    Support my actions, everyone.

  1257. 1:04:39

    Support me, sir.

  1258. 1:04:43

    Support my actions.

  1259. 1:04:46

    Thank you.

  1260. 1:04:50

    Sir.

  1261. 1:04:56

    Thank you, sir.

  1262. 1:04:57

    Wow, sir is such a big spender.

  1263. 1:05:00

    Thank you,

  1264. 1:05:02

    Thank you, miss.