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Snazzy Music
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This was Chapter 3
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Hasan and Christian go to Judo club
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Tanja trains here
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Hasan thinks Judo is easy
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But Tanja throws him on the mat.
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Christian doesn't want to train with Tanja.
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Later, all three go to Cafe Julia.
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Christian draws Tanja
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But Tanja doesn't like it.
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Petra calls Tanja. It is late. Tanja should come home.
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Tanja goes home and says she has to help Petra with her homework.
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And now begins Chapter 4
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$3,000
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How much, Mr. Kaiser?
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$3,000, Frau Bauer. $3,000.
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I am not a millionaire! $3,000! That can't be right.
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Ms. Bauer, you've been here for 3 months, June, July, and August and then in September, the rent is $3,000 per month.
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Mr. Kaiser. I've only been paying $1,200, and I will have to pay $3,000? This will be the end of Cafe Julia!
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That is not my problem!
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But, Mr. Kaiser, it IS my problem!
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Yeah. I know. Goethe Straße is a good location. Very good. It may be a good spot for a night club!
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A night club?!?
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Why not?
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Night clubs are very popular in Berlin.
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No, no, Ms. Bauer. $3,000 is not expensive in Berlin. It is normal. Very normal.
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Normal? Huh! I did not know that...
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Why don't you sell the Cafe?
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Sell it? The Cafe Julia is an institution! It is well known, it has tradition! Good kids come and spend time here.
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No. I will never sell Cafe Julia. Do you hear me?
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I hear you loud and clear, Ms. Bauer
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Ok. So let's agree that in September, you will pay $3,000 per month. Goodbye. You will hear from me.
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Idiot...
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Florian speaking.
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Hello Florian.
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Hello Julia, how are things?
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Bad, bad, bad.
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Bad? What happened?
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Florian, you are my friend, right?
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Julian! Of course I am your friend! I love you!
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That is good. I need you.
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Julia, I am always here for you. What is the problem?
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Mr. Kaiser was here. He said in September I must pay $3,000. $3,000 in rent!
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$3,000? Really? So much?
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Yeah. The Cafe doesn't earn that much. Florian, I need money.
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Julia, I don't have much. I only have $2,000 in the bank. And of course, you can have it!
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No, Florian, I couldn't do that. What do I do now? I have a problem. A big problem.
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-Bye
-Bye
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Hello Nilgun!
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Oh! My brother is here! You don't come by very often. What do you need, Hasan?
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I have a problem?
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Oh, I have enough problems. What is it?
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-Shoes.
-Shoes?
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My Basketball shoes!
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Yeah, and? I don't have any basketball shoes. I don't play basketball!
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Yes, but look! They are broken! I can't play basketball in these shoes!
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No?
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No! It won't work! These shoes are broken. Completely broken!
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Yeah, broken!
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-NIlgun. You have this beautiful boutique! You have a full cash register and a lot of money...
-And?
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Sister, I need new basketball shoes. New basketball shoes cost $50!
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$50! That is a lot!
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Yeah, and I don't have $50. The shoes are broken and tomorrow I have training. And you....
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You think I will...
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Yeah, Nilgun! $50, you are an angel!
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Hold on, Hasan. Now here is my problem. Here is my boutique, and here is my cash register. And when open it, what is there?
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10 + 20 + 50 = 80. I count $80.
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$80. That is all. My Boutique is going poorly. Very poorly. I need every dollar.
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Yeah, yeah, sister. I understand. Hard times.
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It's already 11:30. I have biology.
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What? You still have school? Is there anything in your head other than basketball?
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Go to school, hear me? Right now!
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I'm going! I'm going!!!
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Hello Tanja, hello Petra. How was school?
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Boring, like always.
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My sister thinks everything is boring.
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Tanja, I have a problem, and you are good at math.
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Math is my least favorite subject.
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Yeah, mine too. We have such hard homework. My grade is, let's say, not good.
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I have to go. Bye Christian.
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One second, my sister. We have a problem. Christian is not good at math and has hard homework. right?
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Very hard homework, yes.
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And here is my sister, an absolute star in math. She is the best in her class. Right, Petra?
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And she can help you, Christian. She would love to.
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I have to go. Wolfgang and Boris are waiting. Bye!
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You are good at math?
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Yeah. I like math. And the teacher is cool.
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One second, where is my Notebook? Here is my book, English Notebook, - Oh! My math notebook. Here is the homework.
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-Here is the homework
-Let me see
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Hard? This isn't too hard. I can help you whenever you'd like.
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-Today?
-Yeah.
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And where?
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You can come to my house. It isn't far from here
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Yeah, Land Straße?
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No, Kant Straße. K-A-N-T. Kant Straße 16.
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Yeah, and when? At 3?
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3 works!
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Ok! I'll see you then, Bye!
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Christian! Your notebook? Christian!