Rak haeng Siam (The Love of Siam) Page #2
- Year:
- 2007
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for someone to tell me
that this ticket is not for me.
Oh mom, wait.
This train doesn't have a seat for me.
Why not?
I want to listen to this song first.
I don't have the right to go.
- Do you have a session after school?
- Of course.
When do you want me to pick you up?
Umm. Let me call you.
Jeng, take the bag for me.
Take the phone too.
Ok. Ok.
[phone ringing]
Tong.
Tong. Hey Tong!
[phone ringing]
Ok. See you tonight.
[phone ringing]
Forget something?
Don't drink too much.
I know.
- Who are you looking for?
- Mew.
Over there...
Mew, Aex... hello.
How are you?
This morning, did you hear our song
playing all over the school?
Yes.
So, what did Aod say?
He said.
Hey wait.
Wait, wait. You two pay attention to me.
Umm. Your songs are really good.
But I want to tell you something.
In terms of the content,
it should be more universal,
so that more people can listen to this.
A little more than now.
But quite a few people like it already, Aod.
Yes, but only a small number.
Let me ask you this.
Don't you want a lot of people
to listen to your songs?
The melody, it is really very good
and you are very good at it,
and I have the same idea
that you have.
To bring in new kinds of sounds
to the music industry.
That's right, and that's very good.
But why don't we make this easier?
If the contents of the song
appeal to more people,
and they can relate their feelings to the songs,
it will definitely be better.
Like how?
Love, Mew.
of all the charts,
are all love songs.
And it should be easy
for people your age.
It's so easy for young people
to write love songs.
Really?
Yes. Believe me.
Let's try.
Aod.
Ahh. June, come in.
Yes.
This is June.
Hello.
From now on, everything from
practicing to your work schedules,
you discuss it with June directly.
She will give you her cellphone number.
Back to our issue.
About love songs.
I need one from you soon, ok?
So we can use it as your new single.
When can we expect it, Mew?
Umm.
Why don't you take my calls lately?
Sometimes I was in class and other
times I am playing soccer.
Playing soccer?
Tong, you have been so cold to Donut, lately.
Really?
What are you thinking, Tong?
Tong, do you still want to go out with me?
I, don't know.
Why, Tong?
Tong, don't you have feelings for Donut anymore?
June is so pretty.
Right.
Where are you going?
June looks like someone I used to know.
- Who's that?
- Mew.
I don't know.
- Mew?
- Yes.
- Hey, hey. Listen.
- Can I call June for you tomorrow?
- You're so you.
- Our CD is sold out!
- What? What?
Our new CD? It's sold out.
Aren't you happy?
Yeah.
If it's doing well already,
why would we have to change the contents?
Let's discuss that later.
Let's go practice.
Excuse me, do you have an
album from August's band?
Ahh. We just sold out.
The artists who made it
just came through here a minute ago.
There they are, go ask them.
They just walked away.
You can go and ask them.
Tong, is that you?
- Is it you, Mew?
- Yes.
Hey... how have you been?
I haven't seen you in a long time.
Just so so.
Not doing much.
- Ok.
- What about you, Tong?
Same here.
Are you in August band?
Yes, I'm lead singer for them.
August Band.
Hello.
- Tong, how did you know?
- Ahh.
The guy at the store told me.
I'm came to buy your
CD but it's sold out.
Oh yes. But I can make a copy for you.
Hey, it's ok, Mew.
I can buy it from a store.
Ohh. But if you want to buy it,
you'll have to wait for a long time
because we're not making
that version anymore.
What should we do?
Give me your cellphone number.
I will burn a CD at home
and give it to you tomorrow.
Ok. Ok.
The number is 0-8-3.
- 9-0-1.
- Hey Mew.
I'll call you then.
[phone ringing]
(Sunee)
How was your class?
It was fine, mom.
What subject was it?
Chemistry.
And you understood it?
Of course. Why?
Your text books are
still on the back seat.
Today's class was on video
and we got handouts.
Are you sure you went to class?
Yes, I'm sure.
What's the matter with you?
You look unhappy.
My mom nags me all the time.
Whatever I do, she just nags, nags, nags.
(chuckle)
So what did you do this time, Ying?
I didn't do anything.
Mew. What are you doing?
Writing a song.
Really? What is it about?
It's about, Love.
Love.
That shouldn't be so hard.
Umm. I don't know. I,
I, I've never been in love...
Mew, you don't have a girlfriend?
(chuckles)
Really, Mew? Really?
Mew, you don't have
a girlfriend, do you?
Mew, really?
Ok, that's enough.
I don't want to talk about this anymore.
Well, if you want to know
what it's like to have a lover,
I can be your girlfriend.
Would that be ok?
You're crazy.
- What. Why?
- No!
(Mama)
Ying.
(Mama speaks Chinese)
Ying, where are you?
- I gotta go, Mew.
- Ok.
Everybody needs someone.
Tong, wait.
Get a plate for Tang.
Tang is not here.
She will not be coming back.
[Hiccup]
[phone ringing]
Who's this?
It's me, Mew.
Oh, Mew. What's up?
Umm. About the CD.
I'll give it to you at
Siam Square tomorrow.
Ok. Ok. About what time?
The evening.
- [Hiccup]
- Hello?
- Tong.
- Hey Mew.
I'll have to call you back tomorrow.
Ok. Talk to you then.
[hang up]
[Hiccup]
[Hiccup]
[Hiccup]
[Hiccup]
[Hiccup]
You haven't taken a shower yet?
I was just about to.
[Hiccup]
[Hiccup]
[Hiccup]
Hey.
What's the matter with you?
Something stuck in your throat?
Tong. I heard you had a fight
with Donut yesterday?
Where did you hear that?
I chatted with her friend on MSN last night.
What did she say?
She said you're a big bastard.
You don't treat her right.
Ahh. I think now that you got her,
I don't understand you.
Donut is so pretty.
But she chose you.
Why don't you treat her a little better?
I don't know. I am what I am.
She just doesn't understand.
Because you are like this.
Let me be straight with you.
Do you want to break up with her?
[phone ringing]
Hello. Donut?
Well. We will do it like a lucky draw.
To see what kind of
first aid you have to perform.
- Banjong.
- Yes, teacher.
Pick one.
Got one.
(teacher)
Quick.
CPR.
What's that?
Ehh.
I taught you.
You don't remember anything, huh?
Maybe I should I just let you fail.
But I don't know.
Should I really?
Ahh. Or would you like a Zero?
- Stay still
- Aa. Aa.
(friends)
Whoo ooh!!
(teacher)
Hey. Shhh.
Don't close your eyes. You animal.
Eww.
Mew.
Why did you put your tongue in my mouth?
What are you talkin about? I didn't.
You put it in.
Eww. Waa.
What's this?
Eww.
Waa. Your saliva.
Umm. Aex, where is Mew?
I don't know.
Hey Aex, I heard you passionately
kissed Mew on the lips.
Bastard, I asked you nicely.
[phone ringing]
(The number you're calling)
(is not available.)
[dialing]
[phone ringing]
(The number you're calling)
(is not available.)
[hang up]
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