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CR vs MaxEffort - Josee, the Tiger and the Fish

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# MaxEffort
--Enjoy.\N--Well, during this time of year...
Enjoy.
That goes out front.
Well, during this time of year...
Can you put it out front?
Got it.
Got it.
Thank you.
Thank you!
Morning.
Morning.
It's also good for storing genomes.
It can also be used to store genomes.
Please, take one!
Take it.
How was the dive yesterday, Tsuneo?
Have one, please!
I saw a Priolepis nocturna.
Tsuneo?
That's quite a find!
Yeah?
How did your last dive go?
I saw a Blackbarred Reefgoby.
That's a rare find!
I was lucky the sea was so calm yesterday.
I was lucky the sea was so calm yesterday.
You're on summer break from college?
You're on summer break from college?
That's right.
That's right.
How about doing a dive next Wednesday?
Then how about doing a dive next Wednesday?
Sure!
Sure!
Bring some girls, too.
Bring some girls along, too.
Sorry?
Excuse me?
The fish will be our lovers at this rate.
At this rate, I'd be hooking up with a fish for a girlfriend!
I want a human one, though. Right, Tsuneo?
I prefer someone human.
I don't have time. I start another\Npart-time job next Wednesday.
Right, Tsuneo?
You're wasting your youth.
I can't make it.
You only get one summer at age 22!
I got another part-time starting next Wednesday.
You're basically wasting your youth away, man!
We only get one summer when we're 22!
Whatever.
Whatever.
Tsuneo!
Tsuneo!
Thank you.
Thank you, come again.
If I'm remembering right,\Nit was this way...
I think this is the right way...
Ahhhhhhh!
Ouch...
Ouch...
A-Are you okay?
A-Are you okay?
Kumiko!
Kumiko!
Kumiko, are you all right?
Kumiko, are you all right?!
Did you save her, young man? Thank you.
Are you the one who saved her, young man?
You're welcome...
Thank you.
Are you injured?
Sure...
I think I'm fine.
Did you get hurt?
I turn away for one second,\Nand someone pushes her.
I-I'm fine.
I turn away for one second, and someone decides to push her.
I almost had a heart attack.
I almost had a heart attack.
Ow! Why'd you do that?
That hurts!
--Pervert.\N--What?
Why'd you—
Stop touching me, you pervert!
Pervert.
The pervert is following us, Grandma.
Huh?
My house is this way.
Keep your hands off me!
Shall I push?
You pervert!
The pervert's following us, Grandma.
It's just that my house is this way...
You want me to push?
No.
No.
Born this way.
She's always like this.
What about our walk, Grandma?
What about our walk, Grandma?
We're going home. No walks for a while.
We're going home.
We'll have no more walks for a while.
I don't want that!
I don't want that!
Tough. You can't have everything your way.
Tough luck, then.
Do you always take walks at this hour?
You don't always get to have everything your way.
I thought it'd be safer\Nand we wouldn't be seen.
Do you always go out this late?
But the world is full of scary beasts.
I thought it'd be safer and nobody would bother us too much.
But the world is indeed full of scary beasts.
Here we are.
Here we are.
Then I'll be going.
Then I'll get going.
Come on in.
Come on in.
You haven't eaten, have you?
You haven't had dinner yet, have you?
Oh, drat.
Oh, drat.
Is takoyaki okay?\NWe don't have any rice.
You okay with some takoyaki, son?
Ah, that's all right.
Seems we're out of rice.
Again?
That's fine.
I keep putting him out, but he returns.
You're here again?
Don't touch him, Kumiko.\NHe may have fleas.
He keeps finding ways to get in.
Don't touch him, Kumiko.
He might have fleas.
Scat!
Scat!
He's only here for some free food.
He's only here for the free food.
Really? Do you feed him often?
Really?
Do you feed him often?
I was talking about you.
I was talking about you.
What?
He's not a friend, just a pervert.
He's not a friend, just a pervert.
He can understand you?
He can understand you?
Of course he can't. Are you stupid?
Of course he can't.
"Hurry up and leave my territory."
Are you stupid?
That's what he's saying.
"Hurry up and leave my territory,"
that's what he's saying.
Hey, Kumiko...
Hey, Kumiko...
Josee.
Josee.
My name isn't Kumiko. It's Josee.
Huh?
It's not Kumiko.
I'm Josee.
Josee?
Josee?
Thank you for the meal.
Thanks for the meal.
Have seconds.
We got some more if you want.
Thank you. I can't afford\Nto buy another box lunch.
I appreciate that, ma'am.
You must be very poor. Are you a student?
I needed to buy another lunchbox \Nbut I couldn't afford it, so thanks.
Yes. I live alone in a nearby apartment.
Sounds like you're strapped for cash.
I'm poor, but I'm trying to save money.
Are you a student?
Nobody asked for that much information.
Yes, ma'am.
I live alone in an apartment nearby.
Well, I'm having a hard time financially
but I'm trying to save money.
Nobody asked for your life story.
I'm thirsty, Grandma.
I'm thirsty, Grandma.
Barley tea or water?
Would you like barley tea or water?
--Barley tea.\N--Coming right up.
Tea, please.
Coming right up.
Just a second.
Just a second.
Ah, allow me.
Oh, I can do it.
It's okay. Don't let your food get cold.
It's okay.
This must be it.
Can't let your food get cold, young man.
This one, right?
Here.
Here.
You're pretty demanding.
You're pretty spoiled.
Ow, that's hot!
That's hot!
What's her problem?
What was that for?
Kumiko can't hold cups with tea inside.
Kumiko can't hold cups with hot tea inside.
Can't she use a bottle or something, then?
So then, can't she use a bottle or something?
You're a funny young man.
You're a funny young man.
The food was delicious.
Thanks for having me.
Sorry to stay so long.
Sorry for imposing.
Nonsense. We don't often have guests.
Nonsense, we don't often have guests.
Goodbye.
I'll be—
You said you were saving money, right?
You mentioned about saving money, right, son?
A new job?
You got another job?
Someone I met said they'd\Nintroduce me. It pays real well.
I met someone by chance, said they'd introduce me.
What about this job?
And the pay's good.
I'll continue, of course.
But what about this one?
Where's the joy in working so much?
I'll stay, of course.
The person who recommended me was female.\NYou want an introduction, Hayato?
Where's the fun in working so many part-time jobs?
You interested, Hayato?
The person who recommended me was female.
Seriously?!
Seriously?!
An elderly woman who's about 80.
Yeah, a grandma in her eighties.
Seriously...
Seriously...
Move those hands, Hayato.
Move those hands, Hayato.
Yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Have you seen the toolbox?
Say, you know where the toolbox is?
The metal lid was broken, so I fixed it.
About that...
the hinges were broken, so I fixed them.
Thanks!
Thanks!
I'm glad you're so thoughtful.\NIt makes me want you here full-time.
You've always been a thoughtful employee.
Makes me wanna hire you full-time.
I'll think about it.
I'll think about it.
Not you. I meant Tsuneo Suzukawa here.
Not you.
I plan to study abroad after college.
I was talking to Suzukawa.
Didn't you know, Boss?\NHe's going to the Netherlands next year.
I plan to study overseas after college.
It's Mexico.
Huh?
Ah, Mexico. I once swam\Nwith a baby sea lion in La Paz.
Didn't you know, Boss?
So, you're studying abroad...\NWe're going to miss you.
He's going to the Netherlands next year.
I haven't decided on which school, though.
It's Mexico, actually.
He hasn't saved enough, either.\NYou should raise his hourly pay.
Mexico, huh?
While you're at it, raise mine, too!
I swam with a baby sea lion in La Paz once.
Are you done checking the machines?
So you're really going overseas?
We're sure gonna miss you.
I haven't decided on a school to attend, though.
And he hasn't saved up enough, either.
You should raise his hourly pay.
Mine too, while you're at it!
You done checking the machines?
I'll get right on it!
I'll get right on it!
What's wrong, Mai?
You okay, Mai?
It's nothing... Why don't you tell me\Nabout this part-time job that pays well?
Y-Yeah...
You're to follow Kumiko's orders.
Why don't you tell me about this part-time job you mentioned?
--What?\N--Didn't I tell you?
Follow whatever orders Kumiko gives you.
No, you didn't! So, basically...\NI would be working here?
I'm sorry?
You'd be working here.
Didn't I tell you already?
Don't look so sullen.
Not really...
As long as you don't go out with Kumiko\Non your own, everything will be fine.
So basically, I'll be working here, then?
Help yourself to anything in the fridge.\NThere's pre-made food in there, too.
That's correct.
I'm leaving now. Go and ask Kumiko\Nif you have any other questions.
Don't look so glum now.
Wait, where are you...?
As long as you don't take her out anywhere on your own,
Hello.
we won't have any problems.
What should I do?
Help yourself to anything in the fridge.
--John, was it?\N--It's Josee!
I made a couple of dishes, too.
--Josee?\N--Stay away.
Well then, I'm off.
He's telling intruders to leave.
Kumiko can answer your other questions.
But I'm working here starting today.
Wait, where are you...
Hello...
What do you wanna do?
John, was it—
It's Josee!
Josee?
Peek and you're dead.
"Intruders aren't welcome!"
that's what he's saying.
Only problem is, I start working here today.
Kneel.
Kneel.
On your knees.
What?
Okay, I'm kneeling.
Get on your knees.
Do you wanna die?
I'm kneeling.
Do you have a death wish?
Why am I kneeling?
Why am I kneeling?
Because I want to know how long\Na human can endure doing it.
I wanna know how long a person can endure it.
What?!
Do your job well.
Do your job well.
I'm going to make her cry.
I'm seriously gonna make her regret it!
You've really changed in the past month.
You really changed in the past month, Tsuneo.
Is working for this Josee that difficult?
Is working for this Josee really that difficult for you?
It's way beyond difficult.
It's way more than that.
Count the lines in the tatami mat.
Count the lines on the tatami mat.
Huh?!
I can't sleep without knowing the answer.
I can't sleep without knowing the answer.
5,208, 5,209, 5,210...
5,208, 5,209, 5,210...
...5,211, 5,212...
5,211, 5,212, 5,213, 5,214...
Oh, what a waste.
Oh, what a waste!
I lost 8,000 yen at pachinko.\NI should've picked a different machine.
I can't believe I lost 8,000 on pachinko.
8,001, 8,002, 8,003... Ah.
5,215, 5,216...
Start counting again.
Should've picked that other machine!
Go and bring me four-leaf clovers.
8,001, 8,002, 8,003—
Four-leaf clovers, four-leaf clovers,\Nfour-leaf clovers...
You should start over.
Bring me four-leaf clovers.
Four-leaf clovers, four-leaf clovers...
Four-leaf clovers, four-leaf clovers...
Here...
Four-leaf clovers, four-leaf clovers...
Nothing's happening.
Here.
It was a myth that collecting ten of\Nthem will make your wish come true.
It's not working.
--What wish?\N--Don't speak to me. I'm busy.
Huh?
She looks meek, but then she speaks and\Nstings you! She's an Amakusa jellyfish!
So collecting ten of them for a wish was just a myth...
One of these days, I'll glue her\Ndoor shut so she can't leave!
A wish?
That's pretty underhanded!
Don't talk to me!
Wouldn't it be better if you quit? Don't\Nyou need to write your graduation thesis?
I'm busy!
But I really need the money...
She acts all helpless and meek,
You don't have to work at that house.
but it's just sting, after sting, after sting whenever she talks!
You have less hours at the shop, Tsuneo.
Like an Amakusa jellyfish!
I understand that you want to make money,\Nbut why not think about Mai...
One of these days, I'll glue her door shut so she can't leave!
This is delicious, you know.
That's pretty harsh!
Is Tsuneo here?
Then wouldn't it be better if you just quit?
There's your thesis to worry about.
But I really need the cash...
My point is, you don't have to work at that house.
We rarely see you at the shop nowadays, Tsuneo.
I get that you wanna make more money,
but all this neglect is making poor Mai—
Isn't this super delicious?
Is Suzukawa here?
Professor!
Professor!
There you are. Do you have some time?
There you are.
Could we talk?
It's about your essay on Turing patterns.
It's about your essay on Turing patterns.
Do you remember how I sent it to a\Nprofessor at Mexico City University?
Well, do you remember that I sent it \Nto a professor at Mexico City University?
It seems like he took a liking to it\Nand wants you to go study at the school.
Seems like he was impressed.
Thank you so much!
He wanted you to study there.
That leaves the question of a scholarship.
Th-Thank you so much!
It'll be hard to pay with your finances.
All that's left is applying for a scholarship
I'll study Spanish harder! I'll rewrite\Nmy research plan and application form!
since going abroad is gonna be financially difficult.
Well, being eager is great and all, but\Nif you work too hard it'll go to waste.
I'll work harder on my Spanish!
Don't push yourself too hard.
I'll fine-tune my research plan and redo my application form!
Okay.
Now, now, being eager's great and all,
but too much will only burn you out.
Don't push yourself too hard, okay?
Of course.
I thought you were asleep.
I thought you were asleep.
--Grandma, can't we start going walking--
Grandma...
--No!\N--Grandma, can't we start going walking--
can we start taking walks—
What if you get pushed again?\NCan you protect yourself?
No!
Listen to me. The world...
What if someone pushes you again?
"...is full of scary beasts."
Will you be able to protect yourself?
Right? I know.
I always tell you that the world...
Then stay home.
is full of scary beasts.
How nice. You're free to go anywhere.
"is full of scary beasts," right?
Even if I wait, nothing will happen.
I know that.
Hello!
If you already do, then stay here.
I'll miss the money, but Hayato is right.
Must be nice, huh?
Hey, I have to talk to you.
You're free to go anywhere...
I've decided to quit.
while I'm stuck here doing nothing.
Good afternoon!
Maybe Hayato was right,
but I'm gonna miss having extra money.
Hey, I've got something to tell you.
I decided to quit.
Are you listening?
Are you listening?
Kumiko!
Kumiko!
Kumiko!
Kumiko!
What's wrong?
Did something happen?
Young man, Kumiko is missing!
It's you, boy!
Kumiko's gone!
Wait!
Wait!
Where are you going?
Where are you going?
It's none of your business!
It's none of your business!
Hey, let me go!
Hey, let go of me!
You're leaving by yourself?
You're going alone?
--Why don't we call it a day...?
Why don't we—
--I want you to take me there.\N--Why don't we call it a day...?
Take me.
I want you to take me to the sea.
Take me to see the ocean.
If you don't, I'll say you touched\Nmy chest and make sure you're fired.
If you don't, I'll say you groped me and make sure you get fired.
Do what you want. Let's go back.
Do whatever you want.
This will cost you extra.
I'm going back.
This will cost extra, y'know.
It's 280 yen.
It's 280 yen.
It's for the ticket. I have a rail card.
What?
--Is something wrong?\N--It's nothing.
For your ticket, 'cause I'll be using my rail card.
It's Tsuneo. I found Kumiko.
Something wrong?
I-It's nothing!
Ma'am, it's Suzukawa.
I found Kumiko.
E-Excuse me...
E-Excuse me...
I'll return with her as soon as I can.\NWell... I'm very sorry!
Oh...
We'll come back as soon as we can.
About that...
I'm really sorry!
Tigers...
Tigers...
There are tigers everywhere.
Tigers everywhere...
Tigers?
Tigers?
Hey.
Hey!
Hey, where are you going?
Hey, where are you going?
Home.
Home.
Huh? Didn't you want to go to the sea?
Didn't you wanna see the ocean?
You were so insistent.
You were so insistent...
Hey, you bumped into her!
Hey, you just bumped into her!
What? She bumped into me.
What?
Are you serious? What a jerk.
She bumped into me.
Hey, watch it!!
What's his deal?
--Shut up, granny!\N--Mess with me and I'll rip out\Nyour heart and feed it to you!
Can't believe the guy...
Hey, watch it!
Shut up, granny!
What did you say?!
Mess with me and I'll rip your hair out and feed it to you!