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01x27 - Mayakap kang muli

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "Suntok sa Buwan". Aired: July 18 – December 8, 2022.*
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Jimmy Boy, a retired boxer who currently works as a taxi driver, has Stage 3 cancer.

01x27 - Mayakap kang muli

Post by bunniefuu »

It's up to you, what you do to me,
but I just need to tell you this.

Just make sure you don't waste my time.

Well, it's like Mr. Seng.

A business proposal.

Maybe you'd like to expand your business.

-Mr. Seng?
-Who are you really, huh?

What do you know about my business?

I used to work for Magnum.

You might remember him.

His drug operation was in Manila,
but he wants to expand here in Baguio,

so he wants to partner with you.

All the routes are prepared.

Your product is the only thing left.

I apologize.

I apologize, as well.

I've heard of Magnum.

He had no choice but to move to Baguio.

Yes, sir.

His contacts in Manila were burned out,

and the police seized all his products.

His business is falling apart.

That means he's not careful.

Am I right?

Mr. Seng,

I don't really know
the situation in Manila,

but I can assure you that the operation
here in Baguio will be clean,

if you partner up,
because I arranged the route.

I want to help you,

but my shop is closed.
I'm sorry.

Mr. Seng.

What do you mean it's closed?

All my people are in place,
and my system is working well.

Don't you want…

a bigger opportunity?

More people, more territory,
is more income.

I'm really starting
to like you, Jimmy Boy!

Are you a boxer or a salesman?

Do you know
how I've lasted in this business?

Because I'm not greedy.

Unless I get injured, or lose some people.

But for now, it's impossible.

Hold on, Jimmy Boy.

That's for entering
my cell without permission.

That's for wasting my time.

What do you say?

Yes, Mr. Seng.

In boxing, you can always
make it up in the next round.

Thank you very much.

But in life, there's no guarantee you'll
get a chance to correct your mistakes.

Why are we here?

I told you, I'm fine.

You say, you're fine.

Well, when did having bloodshot eyes
become normal for you?

What is the problem?

Did you and Dos break up?

Even though you were never really…

Keep going, Barok.

There!
That's how it's done.

You guys look relaxed,
you're gonna do this later.

What's going on here?

Commander.

Well, commander, they asked me
what type of training they can do.

So I thought to combine it with cleaning.

You have unique ideas, huh?

Commander, what's great is it saves
time and saves us from boredom.

-Alright, I'll just fix this.
-Okay okay.

I must admit, commander,
our new guy seems to be doing fine.

Is he?

I'm still getting used to him,
but if he messes up,

I'll put him in his place.

Hey! You're too slow!

Which one, commander?

You're embarrassing me.

Do better! You're not in sync!

Hey!

What's going on?

Nothing, I was just emoting
on the rooftop last night.

You know the guy on the rooftop?

He suddenly staged a light show.
It made me so happy.

I'm glad you liked it.

I just said, that's impressive.

Yeah, it was.
That guy's really resourceful.

Of course, he is.

You know it's funny,

but sometimes I wish…

I wish Dos was the guy on the rooftop.

No reason.

Let me see.

Thanks for coming, Mr. Seng.

Our operation is growing.

Warden. Come in.

Here are our guards for tonight.

That's all of them.

I won't waste your time,
so don't waste mine either.

Even though I'm new here,

I know there are
dirty exchanges within these walls.

Dirty exchanges?

Maybe it's just a dirty pot, right?

Our operation is growing,
so this will be a long discussion.

The important thing is that nothing gets
out from this meeting we're having.

Yes, sir.

I know there's a big drug operation here.

No offense,
but that's a dangerous accusation.

Let's see if it's just an accusation.

And let's not forget…

about the act we've put on.
Make them believe we're rivals.

Are you doubting me, Mr. Seng?

When have I ever failed?

What's your plan, warden?

Take this as a threat,
especially for those who know.

Not just the inmates, but you as well.

Commander Milong,

you almost got caught last month.

I apologize.

Your men lack discipline.

I understand.

What happened there?

They tried our product and
almost got busted because of it.

Even I was surprised by what happened.

Just when they get inside,
they suddenly decide to get high.

Go ahead.

You can leave now.

Go on.

You too, Ermita.

But don't worry, Mr. Seng,
it won't happen again.

If they dare.

I made it clear if it happens again,
I wont punish them,

but their families.

Psst. What's that?

You look like you've seen a ghost.

Are you okay, Dos?

What's the problem?

Nothing.

Give yourself some time
to think about what's bothering you.

Go somewhere quiet,
where you can be alone.

Is there such a place?

I know one. It's hidden,

that's why no one goes there at this time.

Did you miss your Lodipaps?

I missed you, Dad.

I missed you so much, too.

I'm so happy.

So happy.

It's good you came to visit.
Just in time, I cooked so much.

What is that?

Adobo.

Thank you, G.

Chicken or pork adobo?

Watercress!

Watercress?

Yes, and there's more.
Have some salad.

Go and eat or it might go bad.

No, thank you. I'm still full.

I'm so happy.

So happy.

What happened to this?

Dad, the important thing
is we're together.

No! What happened there?

It's nothing. Nothing.

Come on, it's me.

I missed you, Lodipaps.

I really missed you.

You know, that right there.

It would be more fun, if we were outside.

We'd be in a restaurant.

We would have our own table.

It would breezy,
and we'd order some Bitter soup.

It'll happen.

Delivery.

Hi, boss.

Go, go now.

Just trust, Lodipaps. It'll happen.

And why just Bitter Soup?
There should be Pork Mayo too.

Right?

Can I see your face?

Still handsome?

I take after you.

You inherited my stubbornness.

Apung will beat us up for that.

Just you, Dad.

Just you. She'll really beat you.

You're in so much trouble.

Dad?

Are you okay?

No, my stomach hurts from laughing.

Dad, I've gone through a lot,
just to be with you.

So, be honest with me, okay?

When was your last check-up?

When, Dad?

At the police station.

Crispy pata!

Here, vegetables.

I'll pass on that.

You're already old and
still don't eat your vegetables?

I'm allergic to that.

I'll get a heart attack,
or something like that.

You're no different
from my child and my grandchild.

You know, after Dos' case,
I thought you kept coming back here

because you loved my cooking.

Well, now I don't know why.

Apung, it's not like that.

I really loved your Chicken soup, right?

But now I feel like…

I failed you with Dos' case.

That's why I come over,

to see if you're okay.

Here, try this, Sizzling pork.

I can't have that.

Here, eat this, Eggplant salad.

Isn't there a clinic here?

Don't worry about that.

I'm still getting used to things here.

I know that, Dad,
but you can't ignore your condition.

Psst. Hey.

Their world is different here.

It's dangerous. The situation is tough.

We're not used to it.

Yeah, Dad. Yes.

But you still need to prioritize yourself!

I'm here now. That's why I'm here.

You're my priority, Dad.

I'm just happy you're here in front of me.

Come on, Dad.

Don't be like that, Dad.
Not like that.

I missed you, Dad.

I know. I missed you too.

How many kilos
did the buyer from Pampanga take?

Twenty, Mr. Seng.

I thought you had a good route.

This is a huge loss.

How can you recover the millions you lost?

It's simple, Mr. Seng.

Let's continue the business.

After you messed up?

Really now?

We've been partners for so long, Mr. Seng.

When have I ever messed up?

All I can say, Mr. Seng,

when I make a mistake,

I make sure it never happens again.

Charge it to experience.

"Charge to experience?"

It was my product that you lost.

You know, Mr. Seng,
I can handle a lot of products.

As I said, this will never happen again.

If you want your millions back,

you should increase
the amount you entrust to me.

It will take me one month.
You know that, Mr. Seng.

Alright.

But I hope this won't happen again,

because I might lose respect for you.

Thank you for trusting me, Mr. Seng.

Let's be cautious with our moves.

The warden's being extra watchful.

How much is he?

I miss the previous warden.

He was so easy to talk to.

Alright.

Let's just be careful,

or we might get caught here inside.

You're already beautiful,
yet you're still trying hard.

What are you talking about?

It's true, though.

Hey!

How are you?

I'm fine, you?

How are you?

Why do you have so many bruises?

What happened to you?
Are you okay?

Wait, one at a time.

I'm fine.

I met my dad inside.

Really?

That's great. What we brought
is perfect for celebrating.

What's that?

Your favorite.

And this one.

-I missed this.
-Of course.

-I missed this.
-We adjust for you.

I know you miss the eatery,

so we brought the eatery here.

I also brought…

something to cheer you up,
so whenever you have a problem,

it's like we're with you.

Your timing was perfect.

It's just annoying that it's still hard
to get Dad treated here inside.

I don't know.

It seems impossible.

Lack of medicine, no equipment, no doctor.

All the bad luck in the world.

So unlucky.

Bro, are you still there?

As far as I know,
the bro I know never gives up.

Dos, there's still a chance.

Did you know that PDLs or Persons Deprived
of Liberty, can be treated outside?

You just need to apply to the court.

Yes, whatever she's saying.
It's true.

The treatment for your dad is not over.

We still have a chance, Dos.

We still have a chance.

There's still hope somehow, right?

Thank you.

You know, I'm also
running out of sources of hope, Dos.

My dreams, my mom's love for me,

and us.