00:00Pa, pa, pa. I think I need to find a maid, pa.
00:03What for? If you can do it yourself, why hire a maid, ma?
00:06I'm tired, pa. I leave for work early in the morning.
00:09Come home in the evening, and instead of resting, I'm greeted by a pile of laundry.
00:12Hey, hey, hey. Who said you were greeted by laundry?
00:16Allah, that doesn't help, pa. The laundry is still dirty anyway.
00:19It don't even work. Help out with the laundry so it lightens my load.
00:26Hey, hey, hey. Didn't you promise you wouldn't ask me to do the laundry again?
00:29After I ran away from home?
00:30Well, I was just frustrated. Mom gets tired doing everything herself,
00:33and Kona has already grown up but still doesn't do her own laundry.
00:36You were even given a laundry business, but you closed it after just a month.
00:40What's up with that, pa?
00:41Ya, pa, pa, kapek, ma. I kept getting complaints from customers.
00:45Well, that's your own fault. You even wore the customer's clothes,
00:48like you don't have any clothes of your own.
00:50I was just messing around, ma. All right, all right. So what do you want me to do?
00:53Like I said, just find me a maid. That's it, period.
00:55Ha! Okay, okay, fine. I'll find one for you.
00:57You mean it right? You better. Yes, beautiful mama.
01:00Mm-hmm.
01:03Where should I put this, ma?
01:04Just put it right there.
01:05Jeez, why are you so angry?
01:06You're already grown up. Why don't you do your own laundry?
01:08Don't you feel sorry for your mom?
01:10See? Listen to Kona. Do you even have ears?
01:12But I can't do it, ma. If I could, I would do my own laundry, too.
01:15You mean you can't even do laundry?
01:17Excuses? What if you have a wife someday, huh?
01:19If I have a wife, would I be the one doing the laundry?
01:21Of course she would. That's the way it should be.
01:23Well, you should be able to do it, too, son.
01:24You need to be independent. What if I die, then what?
01:28Who's gonna do your laundry, son?
01:29Oh, just take it to the laundromat, ma.
01:31You're getting out of hand. Always talking back when your parents are speaking.
01:34All right, all right. Hey.
01:35Yeah, yeah, sorry. Okay, fine.
01:40Ah, mom's just always angry.
01:41Ah, disturbing people when they're relaxing.
01:45What's up with mom, dad? She's always mad.
01:47I know. Maybe she's just tired.
01:49She said she wants to hire a maid. You know, mom?
01:51Huh, a maid?
01:52Yeah, so she won't get too tired, she said.
01:54Instead of resting after work, she ends up doing the laundry.
01:56Come on, why do we even need a maid?
01:58It feels weird having someone else in the house. It's awkward.
02:01Well, what can we do? Do you want to wash your own clothes?
02:03Yeah. Papa, I just a young new chin, bachukona.
02:05You're getting cheeky.
02:06Hey, but I do feel sorry for mom. She doesn't have anyone to help her.
02:09Exactly.
02:10So, do you want to find someone, dad?
02:12Of course, it's for your mom's happiness, after all.
02:14Where are you going to look?
02:15Does Paruncarada have anyone at home?
02:16Huh? You want Paruncarada to be our maid here, dad?
02:19No. Uh, who knows? Maybe he has some connections.
02:22Oh, Kieran.
02:23I wonder if there's anyone at his place?
02:24Well, how should I know? Just try going to his house. There's usually someone there.
02:28All right, all right. I'll head over there now.
02:29Yeah, yeah.
02:32All right, dear. Yesterday on your birthday, why didn't Lisa join the celebration?
02:35You two are twins, after all.
02:37She was the one who asked for it, dad.
02:39Huh, how come? You were born together. How does that work?
02:42She said she didn't want to celebrate together with me.
02:44I was confused at the time, too.
02:46Turns out, she actually had her own reasons.
02:47Oh, so it was on purpose, so the focus would be on you, huh?
02:51Yeah, I guess. Because you came, so they decided to surprise me as well.
02:56Hmm. Is that so?
02:58Yeah. After that, she went out with Pac Payot to celebrate her birthday.
03:01What? That's not fair! When it was your birthday, they made you sad instead.
03:04No, I wasn't sad, dude. In fact, I'm happy now. You're here sitting with me, dude.
03:09Yeah, right. Assalamualaikum.
03:13Excuse me.
03:14Mr. Runkan. Sir!
03:17Mr. Runkan. Assalamualaikum.
03:20Yes, yes, hold on.
03:22Mr. Badet, right?
03:23Yes, sir!
03:25What's that, Mr. Badot? This is unusual.
03:27Wanna pay the cap, Petra?
03:28It's already passed, sir.
03:29Huh? Yeah, yeah.
03:32Yes, sir. May I come in, sir?
03:34No, no. Just stay outside, sir. I just swept the floor. It's a shame.
03:37Oh, right. Right, sir.
03:39So, what's up, sir?
03:40Um, Mr. Runkan, do you have any connections for a housemate?
03:42A housemate? What do you mean? A domestic helper?
03:46Yes, sir. My wife asked me to find a housemate. She said she's tired of cleaning the house by herself.
03:50Oh, why not just let me do it, sir? I can cook, do the laundry, mop sweep.
03:55Oh, no, sir. That wouldn't be right. How could a man do that kind of work?
03:58Oh, I don't mind at all. Anything, sir?
04:00No, no, sir. Please. I'm looking for a woman, you know, sir. Someone experienced, hardworking, and willing to work for a small salary.
04:07Oh, man. Where would you even find someone like that?
04:09I'm sure there is, Mr. Runkan. You sell things at the market, right, Mr. Runkan? You must know a lot of people.
04:13Um, there is someone, actually. But let me ask around first, okay? Because after eat like this, people still have some extra cash.
04:20Yeah, just give it a try, sir.
04:22All right, all right. I'll try to find someone for you.
04:24If possible, look for someone older, sir. Jelly color obese, sir.
04:26Huh. What's that, sir?
04:28Well, sir, I'm just afraid I might get tempted if she's pretty.
04:32Well, it depends on you, Mr. Baddett. Whether you let your eyes wander or not.
04:35I just can't rest you sometimes, sir. All right. Just like that, sir. Please.
04:38All right, all right. I'll find someone for you later.
04:40All right. Once you find her, just bring her straight to my house, okay, sir?
04:43Yes, I'll bring her over.
04:44Okay, then. That's all for now.
04:46There's no money for snacks, sir. Sorry.
04:49What do you mean?
04:50No, no. Just kidding.
04:52Relax, sir. Once you find her, I'll give you some money for transportation.
04:56No, sir. I was just joking.
04:58All right. Then, sir.
04:59Yes. Okay, sir.
05:00Du, it won't be long now until I give birth, right?
05:03Hashti kita butu pihak yang gete tau, right?
05:06Um, yeah. And I've been thinking about that, too.
05:08I really need to hurry and find another job.
05:10But don't go too far, Du. I don't want you to leave me.
05:12That's exactly why I'm confused, too, Indak. I don't want to either.
05:15Hmm. How about you just help my dad at the cake shop?
05:19No, Indak. I'd rather not.
05:20Huh? Kenapa?
05:21Yesterday, I overheard dad talking with Bang Rubik.
05:23A conversation?
05:24What conversation?
05:25Well, I only overheard a little bit.
05:27They said the shop's been quiet, and income has dropped ever since that cake shop opened at the intersection.
05:31Hmm. Yeah. I know about that, too.
05:33Exactly. So, there's no way they could give us anything. It might not even be enough for themselves.
05:37So, what now, Du?
05:38It's fine. Just relax. I'll look around here later.
05:40Hmm. All right, then.
05:41Hey, Din. Do you know anyone who wants to work as a maid?
05:44For whom, Pakrumkat?
05:45My neighbor came to my house earlier today asking me to find a maid for them.
05:48Yeah. Oh, actually, I do, Pak. There are a lot of women who want to work, ma'am.
05:52Oh, really?
05:53Yeah. I just saw a lot of people looking for job openings on my status.
05:56Wow. All right, then. Try contacting them, Din.
05:58Yeah, okay. By the way, how much is the salary?
06:00Oh, I'm not really sure about that.
06:02Shouldn't you ask first, Pak, so it's clear? No one wants a low salary these days, ma'am.
06:06Well, just talk to the boss about that. I'll take you to their house later.
06:09All right, then. Let me try calling the person first, okay?
06:11Yeah. Go ahead.
06:12Hello, hello. Hi. Hello, ma'am. This is Udin.
06:17Oh, yes. Bang Udin. What's up?
06:19So, Miss Marnie, I heard you're looking for a job. Is that right?
06:22Oh, yes. That's right, Bang Udin. Why do you ask, Bang? Are you offering me a job, Udin?
06:26Well, ma'am, there's someone looking for a housemaid, they said. Would you be interested, ma'am?
06:30Of course I would, Bang Udin. Come on. I'm ready, Bang. When, bang? Where?
06:35Um, where are you right now, Miss Marnie? If possible, could you come here for a bit first?
06:38I'm at home, Bang Udin. Do I need to come over there, Bang?
06:41Yes. You should come here first, ma'am. Just have a chat with the person first.
06:44All right. All right. I'll head over there now. You're in the parking lot, right, Bang Udin?
06:48Yes, ma'am. Yes, I'm in the parking lot. The person is here with me right now.
06:51All right. All right. I'm coming over. I'll look for a no-jack now.
06:54Okay. We'll be waiting for you, ma'am.
06:55All right. All right.
06:56Okay, thank you. See, Mr. Runkard, there's someone interested. Her name is Miss Marnie.
07:00She's really quick when it comes to work, Mr. Runkard.
07:02Oh, really?
07:03Yeah. Back when she worked in Jakarta with me. Man.
07:06She was super agile, for sure. Even his boss gave him a thumbs up.
07:10Wow. You two used to work together?
07:12Yes, sir. At that time. I was the driver, and she was the housemaid.
07:15Oh, I see. So why did you stop working there?
07:18Well, as for me, I got fired, Mr. Runkard, because I once crashed into a public minivan.
07:22I ended up arguing with the minivan driver. It turned into a whole case, basically.
07:26Oh, wow. So she quit, too?
07:28He's no different. She actually regretted it herself because her husband passed away.
07:31Oh, wow. Her husband passed away?
07:33Yes, sir. And she has two kids as well.
07:35Oh, gosh. I really feel sorry for her.
07:37Oh, wow. Does that mean she's a widow?
07:39Yeah, she's a widow.
07:40Wow. Why didn't you tell me, Den?
07:42Whoa. What's the big deal if she's a widow, Mr. Runkard?
07:44Oh, it's nothing.
07:46Sheesh.
07:47Why hasn't this person shown up yet?
07:49Just be patient, Mr. Runkard.
07:52No, no, no. She's coming. She's coming.
08:00Oh? Miss Marnie? How are you, Miss Marnie? Are you well?
08:03Thank God. I'm well, Banggood, and thank you.
08:06That's good to hear. So, uh, Miss, let me, uh, introduce you to my friend, Mr. Runk.
08:10Damn.
08:10Marnie?
08:11Miss Marnie, would you like to work at my house?
08:13Yes, I would.
08:14Uh, Mr. Runkard, weren't you looking for a maid for your neighbor earlier?
08:17Sheesh.
08:18Well, I'm also looking for a maid for myself.
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