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00:12Tokyo, the daily grind, the heavy hum of an overpopulated metropolis overburdened with work and worthlessness.
00:20You pass the same old streets in a rundown bus on the same old seat.
00:25Take a trip down the grocery store for milk and eggs, through the same familiar square and across the same
00:31roads.
00:32Head home, shower, read something, take a smoke, make a call and then it's time to hit town.
00:42Downtown to Camarocho, to your favorite bar to be precise.
00:47You enjoy several sakis, some beer, sushi. Gently wash down with a dirty dance from your hostess and, if the
00:54mood's right, a spot of karaoke or some other fantasy you've got in mind.
00:59Then it's probably about time you got on with the job in hand.
01:02So it's out the back, up the fire escape and onto the roof where your working day begins.
01:07Go something like kick, smash, crack, punch, smack, bang, slap, whatever.
01:13You do what it takes to get the job done, playing by the rules but knowing when to break them.
01:18And for some they'll do bigger challenges, like the small complication of escaping prison.
01:24Naturally this would involve throwing some heavy objects around, kicking the crap out of a few guards and showing the
01:30inmates what can be done if you put your mind to it.
01:33It has a certain poetic quality about it, don't you think?
01:36It's all but clean fun.
01:38Because in the Yakuza, you're taught to take pride and enjoy your work, value your teammates and most of all
01:45respect the boss.
01:47If every man lived his life this way, I guarantee the world would be a better place to live.
01:57Yakuza 4. Become a somebody in a world of nobodies.
