‘Tong Tatlong Tatay Kong Pakitong-kitong’ FULL MOVIE | Babalu, Redford White

A baby! Who could have left it here? What a beautiful baby! Thank God He already heard our prayer. Oh, he'll take my picture. Oh, you're really cute. Hey, why are you slapping me? You're slapping me, I don't like you anymore. - Hey, a baby! - Hey, a baby! Oh my! Come on, let's take a look at our child. Why? What happened? She already knows how to play. Baby. Ah, Gas! Oh, that's gasoline. - Oh my! - Oh my! Oh, that's gasoline. - I don't like you. - I don't like you. Hi! Hi! - It’s a baby! - It’s

a baby! Angel? I don't like... - I don’t like you. - I don’t like you. I don’t like you, you minx. Again? Watch what you're doing! Is it done? It's nearly done, just a minute. You better do it faster. Jack! Can you move a bit faster? You better watch what are you doing. I'll be wearing that! It might wrinkle. What I’m doing will be winkle free. What? You’re too slow, we’ll end up late. Here it is. You’re a bastard! You’re the reason my chin keeps getting longer. You’re using it to crack eggs. Al

vin, finish ironing my pants. Hurry up! You're in a hurry. Your pants are too long. Iron my pants first. His pants are too long. We might lose electricity before I finish. You might not be able to iron mine. Hey! I'm doing my best to make you happy! After you’re done ironing, start cooking. The problem is you keep bossing around, look— Hey! You’re too loud. These stingy people. You’ve been behind on rent for months, right? Don’t be too disorderly. Put that in— Cristy? What is wrong with you? Cri

sty, come out or you'll be late. You eat too fast and yet, you cook very slow. Here it is. You should be ashamed, dude. Auntie, it’s too early for your nagging. You’re still not used to those three? Hey, my niece looks exactly like me. Really, Auntie? Even though they're like that, They’ve never failed to pay the rent, right? What do you mean no? They have failed many times. Goodness! I don't know why they have the courage to court you, when they are as poor as rats. That’s three points. You’re

a bastard. That’s four points. Oh my God! It’s a miracle. They suddenly became quiet. Wait. Don't make a noise, I'll eavesdrop. I saw that. Which one? That one! You cut it off. What happened to it? What are you talking about? - Oh, it's nothing. - Nothing. What had been cut-off? Fingers. No, it’s your pants. Where are my pants? Give it to him. Oh my God! You have no manners. You turned my pants into an aerobics outfit. Jack! You bastards! Oh my God! Auntie! Auntie, what had happened to you? Hi,

Cristy. Hi, too! Don’t say hi to Christy after what you’ve done to me. Why, Diday? What happened to you? You punched me. Oh my God. You have a big birthmark on your face. What birthmark? This is not a birthmark. Oh, it's a hickey. Pay your rent right now. One and a half months. Do it now! Auntie. I mean, Uncle. Oh my God. Look what you did to me. You made me look like a boy scout. I’m a security guard. Jesus. You look like you’re going to play tennis. Don’t provoke me. Look how well-ironed these

are. It’s so nice. Oh, I even used laundry starch on it. That’s why it looks so good on you. Yes, it fits me perfectlyl. It’s just right. By the way, you heard what Diday said. We need to pay our rent. Do you understand? You know how rude his mouth is. He’s a nagger! I don’t know why of all the landlords here, we ended up with a gay one. That’s why, every payday, We split the rent evenly. You’re too wise when it comes to division. You eat too much. That’s not true. What do you think you’re made

of? Air? Good morning, Cristy. Good morning. Let me drop you off. I’ll do it. What do you mean? I’ll do it, I'm the one who's well dressed. Decently dressed? Decent? You better pay your debts! Hey! I didn’t work my ass off in Japan to have this apartment built, just for you to destroy it. Fix the… the walls that you broke. Why are you getting mad? That’ll make you age faster. Ouch! Ouch. Ouch. Why won’t I get angry? You don't respect me! Bless me, Granny. That's enough, Auntie, we might end up

being late. Alright, Auntie, bye. - Bye, Auntie. - Bye, Auntie. Bye. Hey, I don’t have ugly nephews. Oh my! Bobby, you look like you’re very famous. You have too many admirers. Alvin ironed my pants very well. The crease is very straight. Look. And the fabric’s quality is good. It’s breathable. It’s nice. Bye! Taxi. Dad, Dad. Is that a new style in pants? Hey, mister. Sir! Yes? He’s becoming gay because of me. I’m not gay. Then what are you pointing with your lips? Your butt is exposed. There's

really a hole, Bobby. You bastard! Now, I know why people were following me. They saw my exposed butt. You bastard! Always be ready. Because thieving and crime are rampant. So, always be ready. Do you understand what I was saying? Is that clear? Yes, sir! Why is there a post here? Sir, it’s not a post. It’s a person. Are you one of them? Oh my God. Of course, sir. Why are you wearing shorts? My pants were burned, sir. Where’s your club? Here it is, sir. Why is it so short, when theirs are so big

? You're so large and yet, what you're carrying is so small. It’s heavy, sir. Where's your gun? Here, sir. Can it kill someone? Of course, sir. Would you like me to test it on you? There's no need for that. What are the requirements for application? Bob, there are too many applicants again. Yes, Mr. Gayla will benefit from it. But we never get raises! He's the only one who earns a lot. How can we pay Diday, then? That's the reason why I need to do something. Bobby? Alvin. Good morning, sir. Good

morning. Remember. You know what to do with the applicants. - Yes. - Yes. Fall in line properly. Don't cheat. Don't cut in. Oh my God. You don't even have money for the placement fee, for a passport or for an ID photo. Mr. Gayla doesn't like people who don't have money. You better come back when you already have money. Alright, next! Hi, handsome! Ouch. Your armpit smells fishy. Where are you going? To Italy. Italy? She's a bad girl. Do you have money for the placement fee? - Darling, I have no

ne. - Do you have money for your passport? I don't have that either. For the ID photo? None. You keep saying no. How can you go abroad? But I can give you tons of happiness. But I am sad. Oh! Hi, handsome. I'll call you when I need someone to do witchcraft. Next! What job are you applying for? Macho dancer. Have you had an X-ray done? It's all clear. Do you still have lungs? Yes, teacher. You can't pass for a macho dancer. But you'll pass for a tomb dancer. You just need a bit more vitamins. You

can get it from vegetables. Alright, you're hired. I knew it. I'm the healthy choice. You know how life is like in Japan. For you to earn a loot, you should be affectionate. For example, if a customer holds your hand. you have to hold their hands, too. Oh! You have to be a fighter. I'm a fighter. Oh, Auntie. Stay in that corner first, OK. For example, a customer was pleased. He touched you on the thighs Just smile and touch his thighs, too. Be a fighter. I'm a fighter! Auntie, just stay in that

corner. For example, he gets excited. Your customer was suddenly pleased. And he kissed you, that's your chance. Smile and kiss him harder. Be a fighter. I'm going to fight. Auntie, you wanted to fight but the customer doesn't want you to. I'll be the one to fight you. You stay there. Get off me! What? I'm a fighter! Do you know why you are studying here? So you can learn how to read and to write. So you can understand the ways of this world. more So you would know what's right and what's wrong

. This day care center was built for the poor who can't afford to pay for their children’s private school education. OK? Now, let's start our morning, by singing Mary had a little lamb. - Me. - Let me. - Me first. - Me first. - I was first. - Me first. - I was first. - I was first. Me, me first. - I was first. - Me first. Just a minute. Did you bring something? Of course, here. How about you, did you bring something? Nothing. - If you didn't bring anything, you should be last. - Stay there. Are

you going to court her, too? Of course. How dare you! Good evening. It would have been a good night, if I hadn't seen you at all. Is Cristy there? So what if she's here, are you going to pay for your rent? Didn't we talk about this already? We'll pay our rent on pay day. Alright, come inside. Don't stay too long. I don't want to be sleep deprived. Oops! You pushed ahead of me. Cristy! You have visitors. Hey, you clean up really well. - No matter how cleaned up you are, you're still gay. - What?

He said you look like wooden sandals. You're annoying. Hey, I'm classy. Cristy! - Good evening, Cristy! - Hi! Good evening to you, too. Oh, here's chocolate for you. That's delicious. Oh my, thank you, Jack. You might end up with diabetes. Cristy! For you. Rose. Wow! Alvin, thank you. You shouldn't have bothered. Why do you have that? I didn’t see you carrying it earlier. Look, I brought it. How about yours? Give it to her now. Cristy, for you. My eggs. Oh my God, Bobby, you should be ashamed of

yourself. Do you think we can't afford eggs? Cristy, you got this. - I'm so pissed. - Why did this become eggs? Hey, I know nothing about it. Huh? I don't know. Why? Why? Alright, take a seat. I think I disturbed an old spirit. We don't need eggs, what we need here is hotdog. Oh, Cristy… if you fall in love with me, you can be sure that we'll have big children. Yes, just like a Tikbalang. I'm of mixed race. Cristy, I'll try to save a big amount of money. What do you mean a big amount of money?

You're just a security guard and you have a meager salary. I'm cute. I'm of mixed race. I'll build you a big house. What big house? You don't even have a spider's house. I'm cute. I'm of mixed race. You may be of mixed race but you're a stutterer. Wait a minute. Let's change places. Let me take your place. The seat is now squashed. Cristy, What would you rather choose, a young man? Or an older man like me? Young men have immature minds. whereas older men like me, already have mature minds. - Hmm

. - Young men, when payday comes, spend their salary with his friends. What friends? Drinking. Oh. Whereas older men like me will give you our whole paycheck. I'm reliable. Young men go through girlfriends easily. Whereas older men like me are faithful. We remain faithful to one woman. So, If you are made to choose, who will you choose? a young man? Or an older man, like me? Oh... of course, I’ll chose the younger man. Ouch! Oh my God! Bobby. You make me feel weak. Remember, you will also grow o

ld. You’ll also get old. Bobby, Bobby, Bobby. Ouch. I think I broke a bone. Ouch. She doesn’t like older men. Maybe she wants someone of mixed race. Alright, Alvin. It’s your turn. You stay here. Stay there. You’ll also get old. Stay right there. Just take your disappointments out right there. Solid. Hi. Cristy. I won't beat around the bush. If you love me, you will feel my love. In my thoughts. In my words. And in my deeds. It is the land of my birth. It is the home of my people. It protects me

. and helps me - to be strong, - strong, - happy, - happy, - and useful. - and useful. - In return, - In return, I will heed - the counsel of my parents, - the counsel of my parents, - Ouch. - Ouch. I will obey, It's so itchy! - the rules - the rules - of my school, - Ouch! - Ouch! Ouch! - What? - Ouch! Ouch! - Ouch! Ouch! Stop! - Ouch! Ouch! - Ouch! Father? Yes? Father! Father, it keeps increasing. Which one? It keeps increasing. What keeps increasing? Father, come, I'll show you. There it is

, Father. The color of our church keeps increasing. It's a miracle. No father, it’s Jingle! The truth is, I can't take care of you anymore because I'm getting old. And you, Jingle, the people here in town say that they find you a nuisance. All of you can stay here in town. As for you Jingle, I can't do anything. Just like what you did to us. I only did that because I wanted to help paint the church. You've already turned our church into a disco house. I have already decided. All of you, will be

adopted by people from this town. But you, Jingle, I will send you to Jack in Manila. Jack is a nice guy. He will take care of you like his real daughter. You'll have a better future with him. And I know that he will not reject you. You know, Jack owes me a lot. He also grew up in an orphanage here. Father is right. Jingle, Manila is beautiful. And also, this will reduce the misfortunes in our town. The division of food is unfair. We only get one egg each, while you get eight. And we have coffee

, while you have fresh milk, when you're bigger than a buffalo. Father said I should drink milk so I can grow up. You mean to tell me that you’re still dissatisfied with your size? That’s what Father said. What can I do? By the way, Diday is outside. She’s waiting for us. He’s just pretending to sunbathe. Our salary is still not enough. When pay day comes, let’s pay him. Ouch! - Ouch. - It's very salty. Hey, what are you doing there? Hey! Hey! That's broken. - Where should I put this letter? -

Oh, give it to me. Even the collectors meddle with antiques? - Whose letter is that? - It's for Mr. Jack Torre. Give that to me. Thank you. Bye, bye. I'm going now. OK. Well. Hey, come out Judas, Barabas, Goliath! It's Iscariot. Out! Wow! You look beautiful, Diday! There’s something different about you. You’re so sexy. Oh you! Diday, what do you need from us? Jack, you have a letter, look. Thank you. Why don't you it to give it to him? - I think that's for him. - No, I don't want to. You’re med

dling with someone else's letter. Hey, even if I'm like this, I don’t meddle with other people’s letters. I will give it to you with one condition. What condition? Pay off your debt, OK? You never know, maybe it contains money. It smells like money. Or maybe it's a claim letter. Maybe you’ll get a package full of expensive things. Oh my! Money is finally here. Diday. Oh? This is my piggy bank. Those are one peso coins. It's too light. It’s not enough. Add some more. Day. These are my savings. Yo

ur savings are too small. It’s still not enough. These are all five peso coins. It's still not enough. Where’s yours? Diday, this is mine. Those are twenty-five cent coins. There are bottle caps in it. Read it now. You might make money off of it. Come on, you’re taking too long. Wait, I’m going to read it now. - Read it aloud. - You’re in a hurry. This is my letter. Dear Jack, How are you? Give it to me! You do it, I have bad eyes. You don’t have bad eyes, idiot. You’re stuttering. Oh, it's upsi

de down. Give that to me. You sound German. This is just reading. Both of you are so stupid. Hey. Psst. What does it say? The one that you read. It was very clear, didn’t you understand it? Oh, Lord! He threw the letter. And even hurt people. Our income is already very little, yet we have to adopt? That will only add to our expenses. Don't you want this? We’ll have a cleaner, a laundry woman, a masseuse. We’ll have an instant helper. We’ve been here for a while, and no one has come near us. Why

don't we go to the pier? She’s on an airplane. Pier? Ships are there. I'll hit you with a ship. I'm Jingle. - Jingle. - Jingle. I’ll come with you to the rest room. No, I’m Jingle. Yes, she’s Jingle. Yes. Jingle? You’re right, we must adopt her for life. You said we don't have enough food. And our income is small. It's just one person. We can already afford that. - Come on. - Let's go. Let's go. What? Oh. It’s not me. Wait, it’s not me. - Aren’t you Jingle? - Yes. Yes, I’m Jingle. But it's not m

e that you're looking for. Then who? That’s her. Hi. That one? Why do we need to adopt? She’s just a nuisance. What do we feed her? That first one was older, and you said you can afford her. Now that we have a younger one, we can’t afford it? Oh, Lord. Father Roman might get mad at us if we don't adopt her. Then adopt her yourself. Sir, my bag is heavy. That's heavy. Carry it yourself. Let's go. Miss, thank you. Pay for it. What do you mean pay? We don't even want to bring her with us. Pay. Let'

s just split everything up. You split your face. Take this with you. Move faster. You walk very slowly. This is our house, Jingle. Hey! What do you mean, taking a leak? I just cleaned it up and you want to take a leak there? No, Diday. Her name is Jingle. Jingle? Are you gay? I’m not gay. Oh, you’re gay. Exactly! - Auntie. - You’re annoying. Auntie! - Hi, Cristy. - Hi, Cristy. Hi! Auntie, please mount these hanging plants. Please take care of it. I just bought that, it was expensive. Why don’t y

ou do it? You’re the younger one. So, Auntie, you admit that you’re old? Oh, she's not old. She's ancient. Don't meddle. You’re a rascal. Hold it. Alright. - Here it is. - Let me, let me. OK. That kid is so cute. How come she’s cute when she’s a burden? Jack, is she your daughter? Of course not. Jack’s daughter? How can a giant create an elf child? You’re a snob. Hey! Who’s an elf? Who else? You. An elf, huh! Hi, you’re so cute. What’s your name? Jingle. Hey Jack, this kid with you is very cute.

Who’s cute? I’m the only who’s cute here. She’s a nuisance. Let’s go. Carry your own bag. Jingle. Yes? I think it would be better for you to just go back to the orphanage. Life is hard here. Am I right, Jack? That’s true, Jingle. Is that so? We’re not rich. Sometimes we don't even have food to eat. Whereas at the orphanage, you have a lot of food. Am I right, Jack? Yes, that’s true, Jingle. I know. Here, you’ll have no friends. Only the three of us. In the orphanage, you always have a playmate.

Am I right. Jack? Yes. That’s right, Jingle. Yeah, you're right. So, it would be better for you to just go back. Am I right, Jack? Yes. That’s right, Jingle. I don’t want to! Oh, Lord. Jingle, you know, we're having a hard time here. Are you struggling? - Yes. - Yes. Why don't you all return to the orphanage? Maybe you won't have to struggle so much. - Oh, Lord. - Oh, Lord. - Oh Lord. - What is wrong with you? How can you do this to a child? All you ever say is, Oh Lord. Both of you are stupid.

You have no powers of convincing. Your voice should be gentle. It should sound like you’re begging. Let me do the talking. Hey! If you don't want to go home, you will obey all our orders. When you wake up in the morning, you have to cook breakfast, you have to wash all the dishes. You should do the laundry, and iron our clothes. Yes. What? Just go home! No, I don’t want to. Oh, Lord! Wow! Let’s go to sleep, we still have work tomorrow. Hey, where are you going? You said we're going to sleep ups

tairs. You’re staying down here. We will be the ones sleeping upstairs. A thief might come, wait for them, OK? OK, but it's cold here. You’re good at answering back. You’re good at making us mad. Sit down Come on, we're having our breakfast. Let’s divide it equally. Don't take advantage. This is your share. This is yours. This is mine. This is equally divided. Equally divided? The difference is so glaring and yet, it's “equally divided.” This division is between enemies. It's because I’m big. Yo

u're already big, you shameless man. Uncle Jack? Where’s my share? Oh, yours? Oh, this is yours. Uncle Jack, this is a sacramental host. To reduce your sins. You don’t want that? If you want, you can go home. It’s a biscuit. It's a biscuit, it's delicious. Delicious. This one is mine Uncle Jack, I also eat eggs Oh, you have a share, too. Uncle Jack? Why is my egg so small? Why? Have you seen a big quail egg? You complain too much. Do you want to go home? Oh my, this egg is so delicious. Don't fi

nish it all at once. Eat only half of that. That'll also be your snack later. This will also be my dinner. Uncle Jack, I'll have coffee. Don't. You won't be able to sleep. Then milk. You won't be able to wake up. Then, I’ll just take some water. That’s it! But drink just a little, we’re in El Niño. Will this child survive? If I were you, I’ll just go home. You have to iron this, too. You’ve been ironing for a while. Is that all you’ve done? You work very slowly. Maybe you're already tired. You c

an go back to the province. No, I can do it. She doesn't want to admit it. Maybe she’s struggling. Never mind, after that, you just need to iron one more. Oh, so that's it. What's that? A blanket. Hey, you insensitive people out there, playing deaf! Pay your debts. Your rent, please. My goodness, Mr. Diday. Don't bother calling them. The three of them are gone. The traitors escaped me again. Tell those swindlers to pay their debts. And please don't call me Mr. Diday. I tried to make myself look

beautiful all day, - and you call me Mister? - Hi, Auntie. Auntie, I’ll go ahead… Oh, Jingle? Why are you doing the laundry? Because it’s hard to raise your parents. You see those three lazybones? They’re making the child work too hard. That's OK, they're kind. Kind? Do you want me to report them to Bantay Bata? So those who mistreat you will be put to prison. Oh no, please don't, they might throw me out of the house. What? Do you want to do this forever? Of course, she’s living with lazy men. T

hey will enslave her forever. I think it would be better if you just come with me to the daycare. That way, you can study. What am I going to do with the laundry? Class, I want to introduce to you to your new classmate. She’s also poor, and wants to learn to read and write. She is Jingle. Jingle, introduce yourself to your classmates. I’m Jingle. I'm 6 years old. I’m an orphan. But that was before. Now, I have three fathers who take care of me. And they love me very much. Thank you. Yipee! Yipee

! We have a new victim. Yes. Oh, Brian. Ma'am? Please erase the board. Oh, Jingle. Why don’t you sit down? Ma'am, it’s dirty. Then, find a clean one. I’ll have to teach Jingle our past lessons so she can keep up with you. Oh, Brian, What’s taking you so long? I'll finish that. Just sit down. Brian! Brian, does it hurt? Yes. It's wrong again. Don’t make mistakes. Do it better. And pay for the electricity and the water. I'm fixing it. Count it properly. It's wrong again. What? Are you out of breat

h already? You're sweating already? You're tired? Just go home. Nope, I’m just getting started. Try it some more, keep throwing it. You’re strong. The garbage can is already full. Take out the trash. The garbage truck isn’t coming today. And so? You’re just going to let it rot there? Just burn it. Yes, just burn it. Okay. Burn Diday's first, Or he'll evict us. - I'm fixing it. - Don’t forget the light and water, OK? They might cut the power off. - I'm fixing it. - What's that? What's that? What'

s that? It’s already burning. Take that. Take that. You should burn it outside. Come here, Jingle! Come here! - Where are you going? Come here. - Come here. - She ran. - Run! Hey, Jingle? It's already late. Why are you still here? Why aren’t you sleeping? I'm waiting for Uncle Jack. Are you really from an orphanage? Don't you find it hard, staying with them? Imagine, you do the cooking, you do the laundry. You're the one who cleans the house. I can do all that. Father Roman taught me everything.

Those three are so annoying. They should be taking care of you. Not the other way around. They are really nice. That reason they are torturing me is because they want to return me to the orphanage. You know? Yes. They’re just like the other people who tried adopting me. They always return me to the orphanage. Oh, that's why. Why don't you just go back there? Because, only Uncle Jack can take care of me, that’s what Father Roman said. Because he's a kind person. Help! Call the cops. Help! Oh my

God. - It’s Boss. - It’s Boss. - It looks like his life sucks. - It looks like his life sucks. That's enough. The Boss's attitude is fine. He turns applicants into a cows. He milks them. And who else do you want him to milk? Us? We don't have milk. We’ve saved very little. We have a child to feed. Yeah, what are we going to do? Just eat the kid. You never know, that child could be God’s blessing. Being a blessing is… The bag! Bastards. Don’t come at me all at once! - The bag! - Wait! You demons!

You suck! This is mine! - I saw it first! - I was the one who got hit. That's mine. - Mine. - I got hit on my chin. - I'm the one holding it. - I'm holding it. That's mine. Mine. That's mine. You’re dead if Boss knows about this. It's because I got confused. Hurry. Is the Boss there? He is inside. You’re the one to blame. Yeah, I accept it. But what can I do? How did it go? It didn’t go as planned. Here, take a shot. Okay. Oh, you’re here already? It seems you finished the job early. Where's th

e jewelry? Boss, we encountered a problem. What problem? What do you mean there’s a problem? There was a car chase. Max threw out the bag. There were three guys who caught the bag. Sir, I… You threw it away! Yes, sir. Why didn’t you get it back? We tried going back…. but they were already gone. I cased that jewelry shop for months. Every day and every night. And you let other people take my prize? That’s right. No problem, Boss. I can identify those guys. So, you remember their faces? Then what

are you waiting for? Go find them. Find them! Find them! And don’t come back without the bag! Hey, why are you still up? I waited for you. I thought you might want to eat. Not anymore. Just get me a glass of water. Yes, sir. Bob. Water for me, too. Open it, open it. Open it. C’mon, open it, so you can see what’s inside. Why are you so excited? Huh? It hit my chin, so this is mine. Don’t make me angry or I won't open it. C’mon, c’mon, open it. - C’mon, hurry. - I'm just sorry for you. There's not

hing yet, it's just the zipper. Jesus. C’mon c’mon. You’re greedy. Here it is. Jewelry! Jewelry! Jesus Christ, jewelry! Jewelry. - Oh! - Wait, wait a second. Wait a second. Wait a second. We just lost our jobs. But in return, we get a bag full of jewelry. It's mine. Hey, wait. Mine. - Mine. - This is mine. Mine. Mine. - What do you mean, it’s yours? - Mine. - Mine! - What do you mean, it’s yours? This is mine. This is mine. - Mine. - Mine. Hey! Will you stop it? That’s not yours. Why don’t you j

ust return it? Why would we return it? What if we will return you? This is none of your business! We should sleep, let’s settle this thing in the morning. - This is mine. - Mine. - This is mine. - What’s the matter with you? Mine. Let go. Let it go. This is mine. It will strangle your neck. It will strangle you. Mine. Do you want to die? According to eyewitnesses, the robbers took off on a on a red L300 van going to EDSA. According to an employee of Tamburete Jewelry Shop, where the robbery ha

ppened, one of the robbers told them to lay on the floor and after they were hogtied, they took everything... in the jewelry shop. To this day, the criminals are still being pursued by the cops. (blank) Please standby for the next report. Where’s the bag? The bag, where is it? Where? Where is it? Where is it? - Where's the bag? - I don't know. I don’t know. If it's not with you, then who took it? It’s with you. It’s not with me. - Weren't you holding it last night? - Yes, I had it. You were the

one holding it. I was holding it, but it disappeared. Maybe it's with Jingle? - There! - There! You have the nerve to sit so calmly? - Alright. - Come on. Good morning, Dads. Don't you dare call me dad. We are not related. Did you take the bag? Yes, sir. It's with her. We have no problem then. I have no problem. But you have one. Why do we have a problem? Because I’m not telling you where I hid the bag. I'm having a hard time with the housework. That's why, I'll just go home. You don't have to

go home, Jingle. Jack. If that child gets hurt, I'll hit your face with a jack. Remember. Take good care of her. Jingle, give me that bag. I'll give it back to you. I know you're kind. See, just give her a little bit of patience. You’re scaring her, it won't work. Where’s the bag? Where did I hide it? I’ll crush you. Give it back, Jingle. You see… this is the only way we can get rich. I will give it to you, on one condition. Sweetie, what condition? Tell us. As you well know, I am an orphan. I g

rew up without experiencing the love of a parent. But if you will love me as your own child, even for a little while. I will show you where the jewels are. And if you have it, and you don't want me anymore, I'll just go back to the orphanage. Maybe it’s hidden under here. Let's find it. It could be here. Inside it. - She wouldn’t put it outside the house. - It's not here. Maybe it there at the bottom? How about here, here. It's not here. It's not here either. Nothing. It's here. It's here. Let's

check it here. Maybe the bag is in the freezer. It's not here. Let's find it. It's here. It's here. Maybe it's under this. Let's lift it together. Here. - Let's lift it, it could be under this. - Here, here. - Check under that. - These are all trash. It's not there. Where is it? Where did you hide it? I saw something. I won't tell, - not when I'm forced. - Where is it? - Where? - Where? I won't tell either. Take it out. Here’s the fried chicken. We bought that. Come on, eat now. Hey, It’s getti

ng hot, fan it a bit faster. That’s way too strong, it might blow her away. You said to fan it faster. You're a smart aleck. When you prepare the milk, do it quickly. She’s already thirsty, OK? Here’s the fresh milk. Thank you, Dads. Since I have the bag, who will do the laundry? - We will. - We will. Who will iron the clothes? - Who else, but us? - We will. Who will clean the house? - We will. - We will. Who will eat the fried chicken? - You. - You. That’s good. - Of course. - Of course. I'm hu

ngry, I'm going to eat. Oh, Bobby, please serve her the chicken. Jingle. We also eat chicken. Then eat. Oops. Not this one. Each of you will have your own chicken. Oh, thank you. Oh my God! Daddy Bobby. This has no meat. Daddy Alvin. - Daddy Jack. - A chick. This is child abuse. Chick. Go on, eat. Oops! Don't finish all of it. Leave some for later. That’s your snack. I will leave the beak. I’ll eat the leg part first. Jingle. This is a lot of laundry. This is not penitence. It’s a sentence. Oh m

y God. Have pity on us, Jingle. You don’t have jobs anymore, so don’t complain. This is for your own good. So you can buy food and pay the rent. Absolutely. If you don't work hard and pay, you'll end up in the streets. Next. What’s that? Seat cover. Can you do this quickly? And be done this afternoon? Hey, can you wash this right away and be done this afternoon? That’s too many, how can we finish it this afternoon? That’s too much. Yeah, right. What? You can’t do it? - We can do it. - We can do

it. I know you can do it. Good morning. Hi. Wow! Bobby, Alvin, Jack, you have a lot of customers. - This looks like a line for the lottery. - Yes. Yes, we’re building more branches. Yes. How much will you charge me for my laundry? Oh, I won't charge you for anything. Yes, it’s free for you. - Give it to me. - Oh, okay, but take care of it because those are expensive clothes. This is a beautiful dipper. Hey, that's not included. - Hey. - That’s not a dipper. That’s a basin. I'll do it, I'll do it

. - Hey. - I will do it. - I'll beat it. - Take care of my clothes! Hey, you’re going to ruin my clothes! - My clothes! - Let me! Oh my, it turned into a handkerchief. That’s expensive, you're annoying. My gosh! You have to pay for this on top of your rent! You will pay for my niece's damaged clothes. Oh my goodness, you have no manners! You're all useless! You thought I was going to slip, didn’t you? I’m not dizzy. Uncle! Uncle! Hey, what did you do to my Uncle this time? Good morning, class! G

ood morning, Teacher! Please sit down. Oh, Jack. Please sit down. Ma'am, I’m already sitting. What? Oh, can you go a little bit lower? I'll have to lie down. If he lies down, he'll fall sleep right away. No problem, I will give him a pillow. - We're not talking to you. - Why? I'll see you at recess. Oh, keep quiet. By the way, they are our visitors. They are here to find out what we’ve learned here in school. Now guess, what kind of animal this is through Alvin, Bobby and Jack’s movements. Meow.

- Meow. - Cat! Very good! Alvin? Monkey! Good! And you, Jack. Dog! That’s a dog peeing. Now, class, who among you know how to recite a poem? Alvin? Hi, Cristy. Hi. This is for you. I have a butterfly. It landed on my palm. It's very beautiful. And very colorful. But it's a pity. It is sick. Do not be sad. Because God loves you. Do you want to see God? - Yipee! - Yipee! My butterfly. - Yipee! - Yipee! Class, we will now study good manners and right conduct. As the saying goes, when somebody thro

ws a stone at you, throw bread back at them What that means is, Don't hurt others. Wow! Ouch. - Why? Why? - Ouch. I was hit in the ear. Come on! Come on! Throw some more! Hey, what are you doing? Hey, Alvin! Alvin! What now? Hey, what? Hey, what’s going on? That's enough! Cristy, Jingle, let's eat! Wow! We have a lot of food. Wow, you turned our school into a picnic park. How dare you! - You've been testing my patience, - Ouch! don’t make me lose it. Do you have someone to fight for you? We are

not afraid. I'll call my father. Call him, so I can crush him like a bug. Alright, I'll be back. You're threatening us. Hurry up, I might get bored. Hey, my dad is here! Call him, I'm not afraid of him. - Dad! - I'll crush him like a bug. Don’t make me fight you. So, who will crush me like a bug here? You? Boss, I don't know anything about this, I just arrived. You? You? You want to fight my son? How can I do that, he's just a little boy? Then fight me instead. With your size, I won't fight you.

You? My body is weak. I'm sick. If you want, just eat some food. Come eat. Eat some more. Have some food. That's for friends. - We're like family here. - That's mine! Where’s Jingle? I don't know. There she is. I was just wondering. Before, you treated Jingle like a slave to be ordered around. Now, you treat her like a princess. You're even taking her out for a shopping spree. And all the while, you still haven’t paid your debts! Auntie, why are you still complaining? They’re also shopping for

you. That's not enough. It's not enough. Auntie, don't worry and don’t get mad, - we will buy you clothes. - What? He's so big. - Besides, we always bring you when we go out. - Nothing. Do you have one like it? Gosh. With the way you talk it's as if you have a lot of money. I'm very tired. Me too. We better go to sleep. Hey! Who told you that you can sleep here? Stay downstairs. Sleep there. Look out for a thief. Wait a second. Before you go, put me to sleep first. Maybe I should punch her to pu

t her to sleep. What did you say? Nothing. ♪ Sa aking bisig. ♪ ♪ Idu-duyan kita. ♪ ♪ Sa aking awit patutulugin ka. ♪ ♪ Ang aking yakap. ♪ ♪ Ay siyang kumot mo. ♪ ♪ Sa buong magdamag. ♪ ♪ Kapiling mo ako. ♪ ♪ Sa iyong panaginip. ♪ ♪ Tayo’y maglalaro. ♪ ♪ Sa ibabaw ng ulap. ♪ ♪ Tayo ay tatakbo. ♪ ♪ Kasama ang ibon. ♪ ♪ Tayo’y lilipad. ♪ ♪ Hindi tayo titigil. ♪ ♪ Sa buong magdamag. ♪ ♪ Sa aking bisig iduduyan kita ♪ ♪ Sa aking awit. ♪ ♪ Patutulugin ka. ♪ Is it beautiful? It's ugly. Yes. Yes. What d

o you mean by ugly? Why? ♪ Kasama ang ibon tayo ay lilipad ♪. Your voice is so sharp. It's like a needle piercing a child's butt. My voice is beautiful. Don't talk back, you’re getting on my nerves. Fine. My God. - My God, I said don't talk back. - Ouch! Ouch! - Whatever. Whatever. Whate... - Ouch. Ouch. Ouch. Alvin, Jack, is this true? We’re going on vacation and you’re paying for it? You said that. That's true Cristy. They’re not joking, Cristy. - Really? - Gosh. They’re so nice to do this. Wo

w! Aren't you ashamed? You still haven’t settled your debts. Pay for your rent first, before you go on vacation. Diday, you’ll get paid after this vacation. Our debt, and rent for the next five years. No, you have to pay right now. Hi! Bobby! Bobby! Oh, that’s a beauty. Hi! - Is that our ride? - Ours. You keep bugging us to pay. Oh, we can talk about it some other time. It looks like a skeleton! What are you waiting for? Come on! Let's go! Come on, baby! Come on, hurry. Let's get in the car. Wha

t's slowing you down? Hop on. - Auntie. - My Gosh. What kind of car is this? It's like a wooden cart. I thought this is our car? Who owns this white car? I don't know who parked it there. Good thing my car wasn't scratched. - My God. - Come on. - What the heck? - Our car is so nice. Why are you complaining? Get in, don’t you know that I rented it for thirty thousand a day? Thirty thousand? Where will I sit? Sit in the back. This is a nice ride, Daddy Bobby, the wind is so strong. What good about

this wind? I feel like we are being dried like fish under the sun. It’s good to be exposed to the sun, it has Vitamin D. Vitamin D? You're used to the sun. Baguio is really nice. The fog is so thick. Stupid, that's not a fog. That's smoke coming from the exhaust pipe. We’re not in Baguio yet. We're still in Balintawak. ♪ Walang iba pang sasarap.♪ ♪ Sa ating pagkakaibigan. ♪ ♪ Sana ay ‘di na magwakas. ♪ ♪ Itong ating kasiyahan. ♪ ♪ Alipin mo kami. ♪ ♪ Mula araw na ‘to. ♪ ♪ Sa‘yo kami sunod-sunur

an. ♪ ♪ Magpakailanman. ♪ ♪ Ang pagkakaibigan. ♪ ♪ Ay walang plastikan. ♪ ♪ Dapat ay lantaran. ♪ ♪ Kaya aming prinsesa, ♪ ♪ Tayo ay magbigayan. ♪ ♪ Ah, aha. ♪ ♪ Ang utos mo. ♪ ♪ ‘Yan ang gagawin ko. ♪ ♪ Oh woo hoo, ♪ ♪ Ah, aha. ♪ ♪ Ang utos mo. ♪ ♪ ‘Yan ang gagawin ko. ♪ ♪ Oh woo hoo, woo hoo♪ ♪ Kay hirap ♪ ♪ Magpalaki ♪ ♪ Ng mga magugulang ♪ ♪ Totoo ‘yan. ♪ ♪ Sapagkat sila'y ♪ ♪ Hindi ♪ ♪ Mapagkakatiwalaan ♪ ♪ Mismo! ♪ ♪ Kaya mag-ingat lang ♪ ♪ Marami ang manloloko ♪ ♪ Pag natalikod ka ♪ ♪

- Nanunuwag na parang toro. ♪ ♪ - Ay! ♪ ♪ Paparapapa. ♪ ♪ Ang pagkakaibigan. ♪ ♪ Ay parang lansangan. ♪ ♪ Dapat dalawahan. ♪ ♪ Oh, ang iyong sikreto. ♪ ♪ Gusto namin ♪ ♪ Malaman, ♪ ♪ Kaya nga. ♪ ♪ Ah, aha. ♪ ♪ Ang utos mo. ♪ ♪ ‘Yan ang gagawin ko. ♪ ♪ Oh woo hoo,♪ ♪ Ah, aha. ♪ ♪ Ang utos mo. ♪ ♪ ‘Yan ang gagawin ko. ♪ ♪ Oh, woo hoo, woo hoo. ♪ ♪ Oh, woo hoo, ♪ ♪ Ah aha, Sus Ginoo. ♪ ♪ Ano ang gagawin ko? ♪ ♪ Bahala ka. ♪ ♪ Oh woo hoo. ♪ ♪ Ah, aha ♪ ♪ Ang buhay ko, ♪ ♪ Naging parang impyerno. ♪ ♪

Buti nga. ♪ ♪ Oh woo hoo. ♪ ♪ Ah aha. ♪ ♪ Ang feeling ko, ♪ ♪ Tayo ay nasa preso. ♪ ♪ Sorry ka.♪ ♪ Ah, aha.♪ ♪ Aminin na. ♪ ♪ Please parang awa mo. ♪ ♪ No, no, no. ♪ ♪ Ah, aha ♪ ♪ Awitin mo, ♪ - ♪ Ang iyong sikreto. ♪ - ♪ Ayoko nga. ♪ ♪ Ah, aha ♪ ♪ Sabihin mo, ♪ ♪ At titigil na ako. ♪ ♪ Hindi pwede sa akin ‘no. ♪ - ♪ Oh woo hoo.♪ - ♪ Ah, aha. ♪ ♪ Ang puso ko. ♪ ♪ Oh, pesteng buhay to.♪ ♪ Sorry ka.♪ ♪ Ah, aha.♪ ♪ Sabihin mo.♪ ♪ Ang iyong sikreto.♪ ♪ No, no. no. ♪ ♪ Kaya kayo, ♪ ♪ Tatlong tatay k

ong ♪ ♪ Pakitong-kitong. ♪ ♪ Magsumikap kayo.♪ ♪ Huwag kayong nabubuhay kayo sa panloloko.♪ ♪ Ang tatanda na ninyo. ♪ ♪ Parang wala pa rin kayong natutuhan. ♪ ♪ Magpasalamat kayo. ♪ ♪ Hindi ako bayolenteng tao. ♪ ♪ Kung nagkataon inabot na kayo sa akin.♪ ♪ Pero mga tsong.♪ ♪ Sa totoo lang. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa bugbog.♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa sampal. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa sakal. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa bigti. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa sipa. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa batok. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa kunot. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa pengot.

♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa kurot. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa sabunot. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa ngud-ngud. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa dagok. ♪ ♪ Kulang kayo sa kuryente. ♪ ♪ Ah ah ♪ ♪ Pag buhay pa kayo ♪ ♪ Itali naman kayo sa puno. ♪ ♪ Ipakain kayo sa langgam. ♪ ♪ Sa hantik. ♪ ♪ Sa gagamba. ♪ ♪ Sa ipis. ♪ ♪ Sa bubuyog. ♪ ♪ Sa putakti. ♪ ♪ Sa alupihan. ♪ ♪ Sa… ♪ You’re so noisy. - Yipee. - Yipee. Here we are. Okay. Wait. Is that them? - Yipee! - Yipee! Are you happy now that you’re in Baguio? Yes, thank you. - Thank you, Alvi

n. - The bag. We'll do that later. Yeah, later. Hey, what are you waiting for, - get down from there. - Who's going to help me? I can't get down. Jump out, do it headfirst. You’re annoying. Darna! Come on, come on. Give us our things now. You might sell ​​it later. Here it is. - Auntie, please. - Oh my God, Diday. You really don't trust us. You. Dad, Dad, let’s go swimming tomorrow. Yes, we'll go for a swim. Yes! My daughter. Your mother. That's not my mother. My child? You’re not my mother Not

you. My child, it’s good that we finally found you, We’ve been looking for you for a long time. Yes, my daughter. someone was kind enough to tell us that we can find you here. Oh, come here Come with us. - Come on. - Wait a minute, who are you? I am her Mom, - and he is... - I'm her father Wait, not so fast. We know… Hey! Does Father know that? Huh? Father? Yes Yes. Here it is. The proof that we are the parents of… Jingle. ...of Jingle. Here. She's really their daughter. You just turned the pap

er around. Look, it's a Court Order. Signed by the judge. Let's go home. - I don’t want to. I don’t want to. - We understand each other now. - Take the child. - I don't want to. - Come with us. - Wait. - Help me. - I don't want to. Come with us, Jingle. - Jingle, come with us. - She doesn't want to. - Let's go. - I don't want to. - I don't want to. - Wait. Come. Let go now, alright. - I don't want to. - Wait. - Jingle, just go with them. - This is my daughter. Wait a minute. We already agreed on

this. She's my daughter. Yes, she’s your daughter. But you're trapping my hand. - Let me go. - I don't want to. Ouch! - Daddy Bobby. - Come on, let's go home. - Daddy Alvin, I don't want to. - I said, let's go. - Go ahead. - Daddy Jack. Get in, get in. Daddy Bobby, Daddy Alvin, I don’t want to go! I know how you feel. I feel the same way. But we can't do anything. You have no right to keep Jingle. Because she has parents, who have more rights than you. Just when I started to love her, they took

her away. You think you're the only one, Alvin? It hurts me even more because we came from the same orphanage. Stop it! Don't remind me, it hurts me even more. Because they took Jingle right out of my arms. Right out of my arms. Jingle. Bobby. Jingle. Stop it. That's not Jingle. I'm just feeling sad. Jingle. You're taking advantage. You smell so nice, Jingle. Hello. Hello. Hello Daddy Bobby, please come and get me. - Jingle! - Daddy Bobby. Where are you? That's enough! Hello. You probably heard

Jingle's voice. Yes. Aren't you the father, who came here? Nope. I'm not Jingle's real parent. Then, why did you take her? What do you need from us? Give her back to us. I’ll go straight to the point. If you want to see the child alive, come here. And let's talk. Alright. Please don't hurt Jingle. What's the location? You’re peeking. Is there a bathroom there? This is the place. This is it? Yes. Let’s go. Hey. Where are you going? I’m going home. Why are you leaving? We’re already here. This pl

ace is scary, can’t you see? What if I beat you? Are you scared of that? Huh? Let's go. Wait. Why did you stop? I'll take a look first, OK. It's dark. When that explodes, your vision will be really dark. Alright, come on in. Go ahead. You. Don't hurt me, I have money. Go and walk. Am I too small for you? Did I say that? Okay. Boss! They're here! Hey! Come on in. Come. Come on in. Come, just come inside. Just come inside. Be careful, watch your head. Come in, Come in. It's good that you accepted

my invitation. If you invite us, we will definitely come. There’s no bad blood between us, right? Isn't that right, partners? By the way, where is Jingle? Oh, don't worry, she’s in a good hands. It's good that the child wasn't hurt. Hurt the child? Why would we do that? She's just a kid. That's why we're here because… Why is that? We’re bringing Jingle home. What? You're taking the child from me? Give me the jewelry inside that bag! You should be thankful that we didn’t attack you. Fortunately f

or you, you have cops near your house. Stop yelling at us, we're your guests. What do you mean, guests? Give me the bag with the jewelry. Can we talk to Jingle first? Love? - You may. - Freddie. Get the kid. Let go of me. What? - Let go of me. - Stop it! Dads! Jingle! Daddy Bobby. Jingle. Sweetie, we're going home. But there’s a problem. Yes, sweetie. Where did you put the bag? Tell us. Or we will get killed. Where is it? What are you whispering about? Alright, we'll get the jewelry. Oh yes, com

e on. Oops, oops, oops. Hey! Wait Where are you taking the child? Leave her! She wants to go home. What do you mean, going home? Give her to me. - Don’t! Daddy Bobby. - What? Daddy Bobby. If you don't come back, that child will die. You can’t do that. Hey you, big guy. Stay here. If they don’t come back, you’re dead. - Why would I be left behind? - OK with me. Why is that, Bobby? - Why are you like that? - You can be given away. Where could Jingle put that bag? Here, this is where she puts bags.

Here it is. This is it! - The map. - This is it. Hey, let’s go outside. There’s an X mark. Look, here's the X. Here, look. That’s it. That's the X mark. This is it. Look at this. From that X mark, count 50,000 steps; that's where the jewelry bag is. Let's get started. One. Two. Three. Four. Wait a minute. Our steps are those of a man; they're big. Jingle’s a little girl, let's just take smaller steps. You’re right. Yes, your steps resemble those of a Tikbalang. Just small steps. - One. - One. -

Two. - Two. - Three. - Three. - Four. - Four. - Five. - Five. - Six. - Six. - Seven. - Seven. - Eight. - Eight. - Nine. - Nine. - 55. - 55. - 56. - 56. - 57. - 57. - 58. - 58. - 59. - 59. - 60. - 60. Wait. Are we still going to continue? That’s 50,000 steps. That's a lot. Let's continue this. Jack and Jingle's lives are at stake. We still have a long way to go. Where are we now? 60! 60? So, we have 49,940 steps to go. OK. Let's continue. It's just a little bit more to go. - 61. - 61. - 62. - 62

. Wait, are you sure about this? Let’s keep walking. It's what the map said. Ten women crossing the pedestrian lane. One, two, three. Ten. Ten? - Yes, they are indeed exactly ten women. - Let's go. - 271. - 271. - 272. - 272. - 273. - It's 199 pesos only. - 274. - Boss, it's for 199 pesos only. - 199. - Boss, it's for 199 pesos only. - What number were we in? - Boss, it's for 199 pesos. This is very durable. - You messed it up. - Why did you mess it up? - We’re already at the 200s, now we’re bac

k to 199. - Ouch! Ouch! Why? You're messing us up. I’m just trying to sell here. - Stop selling. - Ouch! - Stop selling. - Ouch! - 1,003, 1,004. - 1,003, 1,004. - 1,005, 1,006. - 1,005, 1,006. Wait a second. Why is there a danger sign written there? Oh, it's nothing, it's just a sign. Let’s keep going. - 1,007, 1,008. - 1,007, 1,008. - 1,009, 1,010. - 1,009, 1,010. Please help me count. What? - 1,001. - 1,001. - 1,002. - Hey! Let’s go this way. 1,003. Where did you drink? Why are you drunk? I ca

n do it. You got drunk on counting? - 3,704. - 3,704. 3,705. - 3,706. - 3,706. Wait a minute. It's still a long way to go but I'm already very tired. We’re already at 30,706. We’re almost halfway. We’re about to reach it. I'm about to die from exhaustion. I’m done. Have a little more patience. More patience? All I ever done is be patient. Did I get anything out of it? Nothing. I don’t want to do it anymore. Wait. What are those stairs in the map? Wait. There’s nothing written here, only “toot.”

What’s that? What does “toot toot” mean? Maybe there are horn trumpets here. Huh? Something stinks here. There it is. That’s what toot toot means. The train almost killed us. Why didn’t you get off the railroad track? That’s included in the counting. That's 100 steps. Do you want to get lost? Get lost? It’s in the map. It's in the map? That we have to be run over by the train? It's not there. Here’s the next sign. Aw. And what does “Aw” mean? Ouch. Go, go. Go, go. Go home. Your puppies are looki

ng for you. Go away. I told you. Let’s stop this nonsense. That dog could have bitten us. I didn’t know that the “Aw” sign, meant a dog. You’re a moron. Cats can’t bark. Cats can only say meow. It’s a good thing, that we were able to climb this tree. We’re safe. Lord, Thank you. You love us. Hallelujah. Yes. Lord, Don’t hiss at me. I’m praying. I’m not hissing at you. Adam, that's a snake. A snake. Lord, you don’t love us. We’re dead, Lord. A snake. 49,006. 49,060. - 49,060. - 49,060. 49 — do we

still have to continue this? Gosh! It's not a joke anymore. Bobby, it's not time to give up now. Just twenty more steps, and we can see the treasure. What treasure? We will see death instead. - 49,991. - 49,991. - 49,992. - 49,992. - 49,993. - 49,993. 49,994. - 49,995. - 49,995. - 49,994. - 49,994. 49,995. Hey, I don't want this anymore. I'm getting cold. Just five more steps. Five steps? I just saw a shark. So what if it's a shark? Don't look at it. He's looking at me. - 49,996. - 49,996. 49,9

97. 49,998. 49,999. 50,000 - Help. - Help. Yes! Oh, Lord! You still have the energy to shout. We’re completely tattered. Oh yeah, oh yeah? I'll slap you. See, We almost died multiple times because of that map. Praise the Lord! You're crazy! You're lucky. I was bitten by a shark. My socks were eaten. Liar. A shark bit you on the foot, and your socks were eaten away, but your shoes are intact? You're a liar. Praise the Lord! Praise the Lord! I hope your tongue shrinks. Let's read this again. What?

I want to live a long life. I don't want it anymore, 50,000 again. I don't want it anymore. Go by yourself. Remember… Jingle and Jack's life are at stake here. Let's go. - One… - Wait. Let me take a look at the map again. I want to see it. 50,000 steps? That’s five steps only. Five! There's no zero, zero, zero! Stupid! Look, look! Yes, you’re right. Wait, let me. One. Two. Three. Four. Five. What will happen here? This is just a plant. It can’t be inside this mailbox? It's here. I found it. Wow

. You’re really good, Alvin. We went through a train, a snake, a dog, and a shark, when it’s just right here. It was ready to bite us. You're really smart, you’re bright. Bobby! Alvin! What happened to you? Why do you look like that? You look like beggars. Oh, with a matching costume. We played tennis. You played tennis? A shark almost tore us apart. A shark caressed us. Let's go. We need to bring this to them. After all the trouble we went through, we’re just giving it to them easily? Wait, eas

y? And, what's inside that bag? It's hard to explain for now. We have to bring this to the syndicate. Jingle's life is in danger as well as Jack's. What? Where were they taken? At the old buses' dumping site. At the end of that water spinach farm. We will go with you. You need my help. - Gosh! - Yes, we'll bring our things inside first. Just a moment. Let's change clothes. It’s cold. t’s hot. It's cold. I'm heating up for you. 50 thousand. - Cristy, hurry up! - Alright Auntie, Go ahead, just giv

e me a moment. Hello. Hey partners, we have the bag. Hey, very good. That’s good. Yes, that's the bag. Give me that. Give it to him. Give the bag to him. I will give it to you, partner. Wow! OK! Boys, here it is! - Yehey! - Yehey! Give it to me, give it to me. Darling, will you? Ah, can we untie - Jack and Jingle now? - Come on. - All right, let's go. - Hey, hey, hey, hey. Who told you that you can let them go? Me! Why? - Hey, gay matron, don't interfere. - Hey, grandma of the goons. Don't be a

bitch. - Gay. - Miss plastic surgery. Queen of spiders. - Don’t be a bitch! You can't beat me. - Stop it! Just a moment. You’re holding the bag now. Why won’t you let us go? Let you go? Do you think I’m crazy? What if you become witnesses against us? We can’t let you live. Liar! Liar! You have no word of honor. You are a crowbar. Boss, he turned you into a carpenter. What else are you waiting for? Finish them all! - Oh! - Oh! Oh my God! We will be arrested! Jingle, let’s go. There are men there,

let’s go this way. There’s a gun here, go that way. Let’s go there. You hurt me, too. I’ll fight this one. I'll take him. Why did you take on the small guy? You should fight the bigger one. You can handle the big guy. Ok, do the fighting on your own. Hey! Face us. Don’t pick on the small one. Weak. Weak. Jesus Christ. That was strong. Go ahead. It’s my turn. Hey, it's a pity, you're handsome. You’re my type. You too. Ouch! It’s gone. It's already spoiled. You're a coward. - You bitch, you're a

coward. - Come here! You bitch. Hey, hands in the air. Why, do you want to fight? Diday? - Carol! - Yes, it's me. Diday. Oh, Carol of Kamuning. You’re also gay? Blue! Hey, how did you become a goon? You know, there are a lot of cute guys here. Hey, how’s your guy? Here! You might hit me. You'll be insane. You’re deaf now. Deaf. I didn’t hit anything. You're really testing my patience. What? You’re a bitch. It's painful. You’re like a geese. A man from the province. That’s true. I’m Bisaya. Diffi

cult? Yes, it's difficult. You bitch! You’re a witch! Hey! What now, you morons? Your lives are in my hands now. You're only arrogant because you're holding a gun. This one? Is that it? He threw away the gun. Let’s jump him. Don’t. Leave this fight to me. This is a man-to-man fight. Mestizo versus mestizo. Remember, we don't leave each other. This is a fight for the brave, and for those who stand by their word. Don’t help me. Promise me. I promise. I’ll keep my word. Good luck. Smother him right

away. Help me. I promised that I won't help you. I’m keeping my word. Bobby. Bobby. I’m keeping my word. I’m keeping my word. Is that OK? Bobby, Help me. I told you, I’m keeping my word. Bobby, why are you like that? Alright, Sir. Take them away. That one. Come on. There. What? You need to be beaten. Let go of me! Let go. Hey, why did you let him go? - My Dads. - Alvin. - Bobby, Jack. - This bastard. - He's trying to hurt me. - My Dads. - Hi, Alvin, Bobby, Jack. It’s good that nothing happened

to you. Hey, you're taking advantage of the situation. The guy just feels happy. There's hidden desire. Ok, let's hug everyone. Oops, wait, wait a minute. Guys, meet Jimmy, a cop. My boyfriend. I have a wife, she’s in the province. I'm already married. How did the jewelry bag end up with you? It was just an accident. Someone threw it at us. Jingle, why did you hide the bag? The reason I hid the bag is because I don't want you to suffer, and be put to prison. Because I came to love you as my fost

er fathers. But actually, Aunt Cristy knew where I hid the bag. What? You knew, Cristy? Oh, yes. In fact, I already told Jimmy about the bag. Sir, you knew too? Why didn’t you arrest us? I didn’t do that because I wanted you to lead us to their hideout and catch the mastermind. Besides, I know that you're not really bad people. Thank you for your help. What will happen to us? Oh, maybe you'll be state witnesses. - Thanks. - Oops, oops. My boyfriend. Oh, it’s not you. It’s Jingle. How will you pa

y for your debts? You're delayed again. Come what may. - That’s for bugging us with payment. - Auntie. Auntie. - Auntie, what happened to you? - Someone has escaped. Uncle, I mean Auntie. Auntie, my God. Auntie. Why would you leave us now that we love you? Jingle, didn't you say you wanted parents who will love you? That's us. Allow us to feel the love of a daughter. Don't leave us, please. Whatever our shortcomings are, allow us to make up for it. So that we can make you feel our unconditional

love. Please don't leave us. Please don’t. Why? Who said I was leaving? Huh? You’re not leaving? Then, what are we all doing here? Because we received a telegram from Father Roman. - Huh? - Yes. You mean Father Roman is coming? No. Then who? There! A multitude of kids! You’re adopting them! - Dad! - Dad! - Dad! - Daddy! Run for your life! ♪ Sana ay ‘di na magwakas ♪ ♪ Itong aking kasiya... ♪