me all this waste?
Because ...
Because you have saved Tao.
I have saved no one. I have only a few
kwebbel income gap chased eyes of lawn.
You are the hero of the neighborhood.
- I'm not a hero.
Unfortunately you are.
So get the gifts.
Please, take them.
- They are wrong.
I want to be left alone, thank you.
- Wait!
This is my mother, Vu.
I'm Sue, and that is my brother, Tao.
We live next to you.
- And then?
Tao wants to say something.
Excuse me.
- Regret what?
The attempted
to steal your car.
Let me tell you one thing, boy.
Put another step in this area,
and you're dead.
Good afternoon, Walt.
I said you do not go I confess.
- Why did not you just call the police?
What?
I'm working with a number of Hmong members,
and heard that there were problems in the neighborhood.
Why did you not call the police?
Well ...
You know, I have prayed
that they would come, but ...
nobody answered.
- What do you mean?
There was someone to be slain.
We are talking about life or death. "
If things are likely to go wrong,
you must respond quickly.
When we were in Korea, and up to 1000
screaming crack eyes were on our side
we do not call the police, we responded.
- We are not here in Korea, Mr.. Kowalski.
I thought
about our conversation about life and death.
About what you said.
About how all the terrible things
which was forced meedraagt you.
Terrible things that you do not let go.
It seems that you are well
to eliminate some of that guilt feelings to let go.
The things you do in the war
are terrible.
The order to kill ...
kill yourself to save
killing to save others.
You're right.
These are things that I do not know.
But I know of forgiveness.
And I have a lot of men their sins and guilt
see and admit their burden left behind.
Stronger men like you
Men during the war that orders
got a bad things to implement.
And now in peace.
I must admit, Pastor,
you had time enough to say.
Thank you
- And you had some things right.
About men stronger than me,
who have found salvation.
Damn, Hallelujah.
But something else did you wrong.
- And what's that, Mr.. Kowalski?
The thing that a man most opjaagt,
is that what he was not assigned to do.
Look, you look back at last
as a normal person off.
You should not wait until between
the haircuts, cheap bastard.
I am surprised
you still are.
I always hoped that you would die, and that
someone in your place who knew what he was doing.
Instead, you keep hanging around here
as a Do-Wop, Dago, who you are.
That is ten dollars, Walt.
- Ten dollars, Jesus Christ, Martin.
Are you a half-Jew, or something?
You always increase the price.
It has been five years, ten dollars, you know
as well as I do, Polish bastard.
Keep the change.
- See you again in three weeks, dick.
Not if I see before you, bitch.
That's cool, you know.
Man, check this out.
Look.
Come here with that tight ass.
Come here, girl. Let me see.
Can not you say hello?
You 're cocky.
What is this, man?
- This is cool, Dog.
What the hell are you doing in my neighborhood, man?
Nothing, we went to the corner, away,
some CDs and so on, it's cool, bro.
He called you bro, man.
- What? It's cool, bro.
Sounds good.
- Shut up.
Call me again bro
and I bite into your face.
Yes, you bastard.
- Why are you here?
Are you here to me
nice gift to bring?
This Oriental Yummy?
- Do not worry, I really care for her.
Get out here, man.
- Get out here, man.
Hey, kid.
We told you.
I told you that my friend
for her will.
You stay here.
- So, now it is up to me.
Oh, great.
Another asshole with an obsession for
Asian girls, which is already so old.
What is your name, girl?
My name?
Get out here, okay.
That is: 'Rags excessive, clearly come prepared
on every woman who passes and full stop. "
That is my name.
Who do you think
you're talking to?
To whom it seems.
- You find yourself very nice, right?
What she is tough.
- What? Please save me now?
That