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Shit! That's a big one!

Hey, we'll get caught here later. Huh?

Why?

Can we get caught here?

Bro, I always get caught here.

That's it.

I haven't gotten caught here yet.

Just like with Edmarman.

Don't make him laugh at what you're
doing.

Oh,

you boys fish catching really?

Bro, we're only taking a few.

What? Get licensed.

We don't need a permit to fish here.

It's a public access.

Doesn't mean it's okay.

Kona?

Scared the shit out of us.

Good. I was trying to.

What's going on here?

Big bucket. How much you guys planning
on taking?

It's what we need. What you need? You
don't need these old food.

The stream needs these.

So what?

You guys own the stream now?

My uncles will start the stream so we
all can get. You understand?

Exactly.

So we all can get. Too many people have
been taken from the stream.

Look, we have enough.

Let us take that and we'll go.

Bro, someone found their voice.

Nah, you guys get plenty.

I like to take some.

No waste, bro.

We caught this.

Go catch your own.

Nah, you guys get plenty. Come take some
of these. Bro.

Bro.

Duh, then just go.

Right, just go.

Hey, hey, buddy.

Fuck you. Zach, watch your mouth!

Sorry, Ms. Thomas.

You boys better be behaving yourselves.

Yes, Ms. Thomas.

Haku?

What's up Haku?

What's up Haku?

Okay class, in addition to your grade,
you'll notice that I've also written a

classmate's name on the top of your
paper.

That'll be your partner for the final
exam.

Before you guys complain, I've done my
best to make sure that you're paired

the people that I know that you want to
work with.

These pairings are final. No switching.

As mentioned, those assigned partners
are final.

Remember, you and your partner are to
create a traditional dish that is

important to one of you.

Work on that dish together. Learn about
that dish. And on the final day of

class, bring enough to share for
everyone.

You're going to give a presentation to
tell everyone about the dish and get to

share what it tastes like.

Fun, right?

Well, at least I'll have fun getting to
eat the dishes that you all make.

Class dismissed.

Edmar, good job on that test.

As per usual.

So, what do you want to see?

So you guys know each other?

Yes. Good.

You both will be partners for the final
project.

Oh, no way. Not by anyone else. Boys, I
have uneven numbers in both of your

class periods.

Peewee, you're smart.

But you hold yourself back because you
don't want to put in the effort. You

a partner that can challenge you. And I
expect you to put in your best work.

And Edmar, I'm going to push you.

And I know that you are going to meet
and exceed my expectations. I don't want

to hear any more complaints.

And I expect a fabulous presentation.

Have a good afternoon.

I'm screwed!

Do you need any help?

No, I don't.

Are you done?

I'm done.

So, you got the root of x plus y is
bigger than or equal to 20.

And the root of b and p.

Good job!

By the way, I think you mixed it up.

3 .5 is a series related with X, and 4
.5 is a series related with Y.

You did the opposite.

See?

You're right.

But Ed, Ma 'am Thomas is the one who's
going to blame you.

That's why.

I don't get it.

You're smarter than that idiot.

Even Trino is smarter than that Mokong.

Even his kids.

Meet Mom.

What are you going to do now?

I guess I'm the only one who's going to
do it.

Huh?

Ajay is asking for it.

Don't put pressure on them.

If I were you,

I'll drop him off at many, many, many
jobs.

You? Of course.

And one more thing, I'll let him know
where he's going to work.

Right, Zoran?

Okay, that's enough.

Do you want to be his partner?

We're a dream team.

You know what I said?

Yeah, that's my best friend. That's not
you.

I'll just cross -pop it.

Babe, I think I helped Bill.

What's up?

So, I guess we should figure out when to
meet so we can work on this project.

Alright.

I can't meet tonight. I have work.

Closing. What's my market?

Okay.

Are we free now?

Like now?

Yeah.

I have paddling practice soon.

I have practice after school almost
every day.

I'm only free nights.

I work a lot of nights. Clothing. What's
my market?

Right.

So, where should we meet?

I don't know.

Everything closes after nine.

You could come over to my place.

Yeah, sure.

Okay.

Tonight.

Cool.

I guess I should get your number so you
know we can connect.

Oh my gosh.

That was so awkward.

His house?

Lucky my Kai.

Lucky my Kai.

Pretty.

Sorry?

Pretty. Cool that you're working on this
project with my cousin.

Yeah, thanks.

I'm not bothering you. I'm just here.

Minding my own business.

Do you use product for your skin?

I'm both bars.

Don't apologize for me.

I'm wonderful.

I should be the one apologizing for you.

So sorry about my cousin, Peely. He's
all for it. I'm sorry, but it's true.

Don't you agree, Peely?

I... Let's just work, okay?

Do you have a girlfriend?

Come on.

Wait.

You're talking about food, right?

Sure something I don't go on my...

I can think about it. It's easy to me.

You mind?

No.

You like cars?

I mean... Sure.

Yeah?

I'm helping Kona work on his truck.

He's saving up right now to put a new
exhaust in.

You know, I think we should raise it a
little bit more so we can cruise

but he's not going for it.

Kona.

Huh?

What does that mean?

What do you have with him? Kind of...
intense.

Look. Do you wanna get it?

You're close. He's like my brother.

So don't talk smack, yeah?

Besides, he's not like Zach.

What do you mean?

He's a prick.

Look, if I can't talk about your
friends, then you can't talk about mine.

I'm close with Zach just like you're
close with Connor.

He's my best friend.

Him and Dad.

Cool.

Cool.

If we're going to make something with
Kalo, we should do poi.

Poi? Because we have to present on
something culturally important, and no

is more important to Hawaiian than Kalo.

Well, I already know the backstory.

What does it have to do with Kalo?

Okay, so, there's Waakea and Papa, the
Sky Father and Earth Mother.

They had a daughter together named
Hohokukalani.

And then Waka and Hohokukalani had their
own kids together.

The father and the daughter? Yeah.

And then their child, Halawa, was
stillborn.

Okay. Okay, so they buried Halawa, the
dead baby, right?

And then a kala plant grew from his
body.

I guess.

And then Waka and Ho 'ohokunani had a
second son, who was named also Halawa,

because it was in honor of his dead
older brother.

So yeah, Halawa was the first Hawaiian
human person, and his older brother was

also Halawa.

Okay, that's cool.

Filipinos have so many, and we can
choose the one that no one will present

We have Adobo, Dichon, Sinigang,
Dinuguan.

I could go on.

Maybe we should present on an opu when
they're important.

Yeah, we can present on the history of
people who tried to restore the West

Stream. Oh, and then you could do a
demonstration of how people are ruining

by overfishing. Sure, and you can bully
some hungry people in class because

you're also high and mighty and better
than everyone.

You don't know me. You don't know me.

I thought you might be hungry, Peely.

I should go.

Save it, Edmar. What? You don't even
know what I was going to... Okay, P. Lee

asked me earlier if he could switch
partners. I'm assuming that you're here

the same thing.

No, not to switch partners.

Just to do a project on my own.

I don't mind.

Look, learning to work with somebody
that you may not see eye to eye with is

important part of life, Edmar.

You two need to figure it out.

Learn to work together and present this
project together, or I can't give either

one of you a passing grade.

Okay.

Look, I can't stand you. You can't stand
me.

Ms. Thomas isn't going to pass out if we
don't work together.

And I've never failed a quest in my
life.

I'm not about to let you be there. You
don't have to retake social studies.

So, we can do a presentation in Calo.

Cool.

Look, I'm working the low -E this
weekend, and I thought it would be a

initiation for you.

You should come work with us.

Us? Me and my family.

Okay. I'll text you.

Great.

Tickle all the way.

the back and let your friend right up
front.

Not my friend. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
whatever. I don't care. Let him sit up

Come on.

Edmar, how's it?

I'm Jack, Peely's uncle.

How are you, bro? You ready?

Yep. Yeah.

So I look him right into the eye.

Kind of intense, you know.

I told him, I said, hey, so what?

You don't bucket or what for that face?

And he looked right back at me. Almost
like he was looking right into my soul,

you know.

And he told me, he go, he go like this.
He go, no, I don't want bucket.

And what? Just like that, bro. And what?

I go, bro, I get choke buckets in the
back. You like one?

And he said he was.

Filipino. Oh yeah, guarantee.

You could just tell.

I'm Filipino.

Uh, yeah, brah. That's why I'm telling
you this.

Hilly told me all about you.

You guys stupid drama over fishing.

Brah, that's so dumb.

You guys gotta learn to be more poner
with each other.

Yeah, I know. It's just... No, no, no,
no, no, brah. I don't like hearing no

excuses. As my papa used to always tell
me, mangon tayon.

He would say, let's eat.

Oh, shit.

That's not right, huh?

You're Idukano.

My mom is Idukano. Whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa. Relax, my brother, okay?

I'm only half of my papa.

I don't care if you speak jack shit.

Doesn't mean Pili.

Nope.

Look, me and Pili's mom, we call this.
But not to the Filipino side.

Pili, he's not Filipino, but we family,
huh?

Bro, what is this? Get your lepo feet
off. What you think this is?

Anyways, bro, I'm super happy you're
coming to work the lo 'i with us.

You're welcome anytime, man.

Right, Pili?

Yeah, that's what I thought.

My name is Edmar.

My name is Nona.

You can call me Auntie for short.

Mahalo for joining us today.

Thanks for having me.

Of course, of course.

And thanks for the ride, Uncle Jack.

Edmar, I got you by any time.

So, Edmar, you ever worked at L .A.
before?

I used to play in the ride skills when I
was little.

Oh, where?

In the locos.

back in the Philippines. Oh, wow.

Okay. Oh, awesome.

Well, just so you know,

you might be getting a little bit dirty.
I hope you're okay with that.

And then, of course, Pili.

I hope you came ready to work.

Okay, come.

Aloha. Aloha. How are you?

Good.

So, boys, you guys get what you needed
for your project.

This is just the start, Mom.

I learned a lot.

Thanks again for having me.

Peely, after you guys bought your lunch,
take Edmar up Mocha.

Take him to the stream and go show him
why we're serious about our fight. I

don't think that's necessary.

Why not?

You hear?

Take him.

Don't forget about your cousin's luau.

Yeah?

Edmar, you ever been to a luau before?

That's okay.

You're coming to ours.

You see what we do. And then, when Paul,
Uncle Jack, he go take you back after.

Billy, don't be late.

My poina.

Thank you.

This is beautiful.

It didn't always look like this.

What do you mean?

Before the land company came in, there
was even more water.

My grandpa told me that the plantations
diverted the streams into sugar cane and

pineapple fields.

A lot of water was lost.

Some rivers stopped flowing entirely.

Some families lost access to water.

Who could do that, you know?

From Ayohana, water is the source of
life.

So when the streams and the animals
living in it gets restored, it's a big

And when people like you start
overfishing in our streams.

I wasn't even fishing.

I was just hanging out.

Do you really have to tell everyone
about that?

I have to tell them how I knew you.

Couldn't you just say we went to school
together?

Sure.

Thanks.

teaching me about the law and showing me
all this stuff.

Yeah.

Thanks for being here.

Your mom's pretty cool.

Super nice.

And Uncle Jack, too.

Sorry he went off.

He spent all day talking to one of these
rocks.

I heard about my cousin the other day.

So? I have cousins, too.

One's just like yours, actually.

Well, let's talk.

What about your parents?

Where were they the other night?

They both work night shifts at the
hotel.

So, you don't really want to go to the
loo tonight, do you?

Your mom wants me to be there.

All right.

Well, I guess we better get back.

We both look like shit.

Okay.

Yeah. Thank you.

Just thinking about you every day and
every night.

Thinking that we're together.

Will my path be filled with the light of
your love?

Trying to get you close to me, but
nothing just goes right.

Can't be good at night I can choose to
be me Take me

as I am People say that love's for
everyone But I'm

still finding love I'm still

finding love When

you surround

Good?

Yeah.

Well, no.

I don't have any clean clothes.

Right.

I don't think my clothes are going to
fit you.

You should have some clothes laying
around here. Come on.

Oh, you two clean up real nice.

Well,

I'm going to head over to help set up.
I'll see you both there.

Don't be late, Pili.

Our gift is on the table as well. Sure,
Mom.

I don't have a gift.

That would be weird if I'm not part of
the family and I don't have a gift.

That's cool.

Don't worry about it.

Is there a store nearby?

Still chipping about the gift?

It's just... awkward.

Alright, well...

What do you want to bring?

What are you gonna be?

Time for Hawaiian lesson number two of
the day.

Oh.

Follow me.

You're going to do what I do.

Hold. Hold.

There you go.

That's it.

Switch clockwise.

Like that.

Five.

Two.

One.

All right. And then if you keep doing
that, you'll have a great gift.

girlfriend?

Yes, sir.

She's pretty cute.

Yeah, thanks.

She's pretty chill.

Sometimes she gets a bit full -on and
she gets super jealous easily.

I guess I don't blame her for being
jealous.

My girlfriend, Ira.

She lives in the Philippines.

Oh, shit.

Long distance.

That's tough.

Yeah. She's from Ilocos, where we're
from.

I thought you were from here.

No.

We finally moved here when I was
younger.

Anyway, Ira.

She sometimes posts pictures.

And she is with other boy.

Do you say anything?

I mean, do you ask... Ira?

Do you ask Ira who these other guys are?

No.

You should.

It's complicated.

I get that.

But still, if it's bothering you, I
think you should talk about it.

Who knows?

Maybe she's trying to make you jealous.

Maybe she feels threatened by all the
pretty girls in Hawaii.

Yeah.

Maybe.

Hey, this is my friend, Edmar. Hello.
Hi.

Mahalo.

Hi.

Hi.

Hi.

Come.

Hi.

Oh, what a beautiful day, Edmar.

Thanks, Nancy. Expertly made for your
first time.

I had a good teacher.

Ah -ha.

Oi, Jack.

And there he is, my brother from another
mother.

Hey, Uncle Jack. Oh, boy, here we go.

Yes, well, anyway, Ra, here's the trippy
part.

Turns out my great -great -papa, he's
from one small little town in the

Philippines called Sosana.

You mean Sosana. Yeah, yeah, that's the
one, that's the one. Yeah, my grandma's

from there, too.

I would visit as a kid. Barely remember
it, except for a huge waterfall.

No shit. Look at that, bro. We're not so
different after all, huh? Shit, we're

practically family, bro. All right,
Jack.

Leave the boy be. I'm sure he doesn't
need another overbearing uncle in his

life. Overbearing? Ouch.

Hey, Auntie Nona.

Hey. Oh, here's the trouble right out.

Thank you everyone for coming to our
little pa 'ina for baby Auli 'i.

also want to acknowledge our proud mama
and even though she's sleeping this

one's for you little honey girl

oh

Have you tried Alva before?

A what?

Just leave him.

Guarantee he knock and handle.

Uncle Nick's strong.

Come on.

Let's try.

The root of the alba plant is grounded
into a powder.

The powder is put into a sleeve and then
massaged into the water.

And the alba mixture is put into a
canoa, which is this.

When a cup comes to you, drink the whole
thing, even if it tastes funny.

My man!

How's that?

You okay?

Yeah.

You can put this down too.

You only need the cup.

Another one?

Paradise for you and me. Paradise.

Paradise. Open your eyes and you will
see. You will see the

end.

Of paradise.

caught with uncle huh yeah how are you
feeling kind of no yeah that's all bro

how are you feeling i guess i feel like
i'm cruising yeah

cruising bro i love it hey where's she
now uh

she's at a different party i think oh
okay well i'm about to head out yeah you

mean right oh no um uncle jack is gonna
give me a ride okay okay

Well, I guess we have to define Uncle
Jack, yeah? Yep.

I guess I should have just gone with
Haku.

Don't worry about it.

I'll find someplace here for you to
sleep.

So, what do you think of Ava?

Honestly, this is like dirt.

Yeah, you get used to it.

So, you and, you know, do you guys ever,
um,

you know?

Oh, no, no, no.

Not yet.

I want to, but she's scared.

You've done other stuff, though, like
fooling around and whatnot.

What about you and Ira?

Long distance, remember?

When was the last time you saw her?

In person.

When we were kids, I guess.

So, how'd you guys meet?

Through our family.

Her family, my family.

Go way back.

And you guys just, like, talk online?

Jeez, that must drive you crazy.

Sometimes.

You know what you want to do after high
school?

Not really.

Come on, there must be something that
you want to do.

I want to become a pilot.

There you go.

That's cool.

Wouldn't it be awesome?

Getting to fly every day.

The only time when I was playing around
was moving here.

I still remember it.

The feeling of getting pushed back in
the seat. She took off.

Flying up through the clouds.

Staring down the oceans from so high up.

It was magical.

Do it, man.

Yeah, my parents want me to be an
accountant because it always gets easy

So, I never really told them about pilot
stuff.

What about you?

Me and Kona and Haku, all we talk about
is sports.

Playing in college, getting
scholarships, and I think for the NFL,

sponsor and paddling.

Cool.

Nah, not really.

I think we all know that we're not good
enough, but no one wants to say it.

I'm sure that's not true.

Don't tell them I said this, but...

I don't even know if I want to.

Why not?

I love history, man.

I love learning about my culture, about
my people,

and the people of all of the Pacific,
you know?

Like, I want to go to school for that,
become a professor, do research, travel

all over the Pacific.

30, right?

Awesome.

And you're a good teacher.

After today, I feel like I'm part
Hawaiian.

I remember falling asleep last night.

You passed out.

Let's go get some food.

I'll go ask my mom if she can drop you
off on the way to church.

Good morning, Auntie.

I'm so sorry we didn't take you home
last night.

I think Uncle Jack fell asleep a little
early.

Well, we can take you home.

That means no big breakfast, then?

I'll mix it down with eggs. It's faster.

Don't think I'm making breakfast.

Do you know what happened to my son?

Heely?

Heely? Mom.

Okay, okay.

Well, I'll be the son.

Sure on a timer.

I'll help.

Stop that.

It's embarrassing.

Sorry.

I'm serious.

What's wrong with you? You're so weird.

Nothing.

I'm just fine.

It's none of your business.

I'll go get some water.

You

can't

tell my family about this, okay?

I want to go back to Ira.

What? Shh!

What do you mean?

You can't do that.

Don't be like that, Tita.

I don't understand.

I don't know what I'm thinking.

I don't want to do this anymore.

Why?

I want the one who wasn't forced by her
parents.

I want the one who can find me.

What if you're the one who's being
treated like a man?

Yuck! No way!

Me too.

So?

Morning mga tol!

Ang saya mo ngayong umaga.

Ganda ng weekend mo, no?

Naman!

Amazing!

Amazing?

Wow!

Narinig mo yun, Sed?

Amazing daw.

Sorry na mga tol.

Nalimutan kong nilabas na pala yung
FIFA.

Wow!

Sobrang solituro ng mga bago mo kay
Bianca yung nakalimutan mo.

Sabayoko sa inyo.

What?

Here. We know that you want to be a
perfect soccer star in the final.

And we also know that you're the one
who's going to do the work.

But it hurts.

You're going to injure us.

I'm in the Valley.

There's no service there.

All night?

Well... For a long time.

And...

It looks like we're going to be replaced
by hawaiians.

Do you think I'll give up then?

I'm just saying.

Hey, for the sake of my brothers and
sisters, I won't forget you.

You two are so dramatic.

Hey, guy.

Uh, hi.

Sup, dude?

Pili has freak out on his second period,
so he's helping me with some of the

homework questions.

Pili, you're... helping Edmore?

Yeah. Question number three.

Don't we were stuck on?

He said they went over it for 15 minutes
in class today.

It's a tough one.

Probably anyone got it.

Wait, did you get it?

Before class, I mean?

Yeah.

I figured it out last night.

Huh.

Still don't get it.

So, uh, can you show me that again
before for a period?

Let's just go right now.

Dude, it's lunch break.

Oh, look at these fuckers doing homework
at lunch.

Well, here come Connie.

Sorry to say with you guys, but shithead
likes stealing food.

I really hope that you're enjoying high
school.

Because the rest of your life is going
to be a slippery downhill.

Are you calling me dumb?

Wow, you finally figured it out.

Maybe he's a tiny bit smarter than I
expected.

Raj, scrappy right here.

Hold on.

Not right now.

We'll fuck him up later.

Let's go eat somewhere else.

Pili, call me.

Sorry, guys. I got work to do.

Whatever.

I'm okay.

What did you guys get up to this
weekend? That was so exciting.

We just ended up working in the Loi.

Then Edmar joined us for a family lua.

There's been some lua to keep Ed away
from FIFA.

Wait, did you guys get the new FIFA?

Yep. We played it this weekend and the
soccer missed out.

How was it?

Do you play?

Of course I do. I love FIFA.

We're playing it tonight when I'm at
work.

And I've tried about a few hundred times
But you still can't

see me, yeah

Aren't we getting dinner and going to
the movies?

Shoot, I forgot. I'm sorry. I'm playing
people with Ed tonight.

Are you serious?

Uh -oh.

Yeah.

Since when did you decide to play video
games?

Today, at lunch.

You're really gonna go?

You're really gonna bail on me for a kid
you just met to play video games? I'm

sorry. I'll take you out this weekend.

That's what I'm talking about bullshit
So

Pili. What does that mean?

It's kind of hard to translate.

It's like being close to something, but
in a good way.

Like an important relationship.

You know what I mean?

Yeah.

That's interesting.

Pili in Tagalog means to choose, and we
choose our relationship, so that's quite

fitting.

Cool. Yeah.

You got one of those long -ass Hawaiians
named, like...

What?

I'm just wondering.

No, I do not.

So, how long have you guys known each
other?

Pretty much grew up together.

What about you?

You've known Kona and Hakko a long time?

Yeah, Kona and I have known each other
since we were young.

Alfu is my cousin, but I didn't know him
until his family came here from Oahu.

We were in middle school.

Right on.

You guys have girls in the Philippines
like Ed?

Nope. He's the only one in an arranged
marriage.

Guys, again, for the last time, I'm not
in an arranged marriage.

Arranged marriage?

Old school, man.

Like a peasant farmer living in the
fucking 1800s.

Guy, I'm not gonna marry her.

I told her.

Wait, you what?

I told her.

When?

Your day.

You didn't even tell her?

I mean, it happened kind of fast, so.

Good for you, man.

Fuck the system, right?

I guess.

Normal relative petition through you.

Did you tell your parents?

Not yet.

Bargain, man.

So, like, you guys fully broke up?

Yeah. I guess so.

How does she react?

Pretty okay, honestly.

I don't think she really cares.

Oh.

And you're doing okay?

It's fine.

I'm great.

It actually helped me a lot about what
you were saying the other day.

About confronting her.

I guess I fell a trap and never really
had a say.

Well, shit, man. I didn't mean to ruin
the marriage, but good for you.

God damn it, Billy. You're pretty good
at this game.

I don't know if that makes me hate you
or like you.

Hey,

thanks

for inviting me.

It's okay.

For sure, bro. Come play with us
anytime.

Guarantee I'm gonna beat you.

Okay. See you, Keeley.

Bye, Zach.

What are you doing?

Just hugging you.

Hold that.

It's okay.

Have you ever gotten a massage before?

No.

Don't you get one?

Alright.

See you later.

See you later.

Hey, closest peer.

No dark in your closet?

No.

Shouldn't we be heading to class?

What's up with you?

You've been so distant recently.

I've just been feeling off.

I suppose.

How come that'll kill him?

Feeling off.

Lena.

Do we have to do this now?

Yes, Pili. You have to do this now.

Can't we talk later?

You want to talk?

Pili, are you breaking up with me?

Gosh.

You are.

Are you serious?

In between periods?

In the middle of a school day?

I said we should talk later. I don't
believe this.

Tina, I can explain.

Tina!

Here it is, here it is, where I,

where I, where I, where I, where I,
where I, where I, where I, where I,

where I, where I, where I, where I,
where I, where I, where I, where I,

where I, where I, where I, where I,
where I, where I, where I, where I,

where I, where I, where I, where I,
where I, where I, where I, where I,

where I, where I, where I, where I,
where I, where I, where I, where I,

where I, where I, where I, where I,
where I, where I, where I, where I,

where I, where I, where I, where I,
where I, where I, where I, where I,

where I, where I, where I, where I,
where I, where I, where I, where I,

He can't stop eating his pop -crisps,
can he? He's about to finish his exam.

can't relax yet.

We gotta help him.

Hey,

break it up!

You okay?

Hey!

What happened?

Brother, what happened?

What is this? Nothing.

No, it's not.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Pet, what are you going to do now?

I don't know.

Hi. Hi.

What do you want, Edmar?

We have to work on a project or we're
gonna fail.

I'm sure Ms. Thomas won't actually fail
us.

She said we have to learn to work
together or we won't pass.

That was before.

She'll understand now.

Just do your thing and I'll do mine.

I don't want to.

I want to work on it with you.

Fine.

I'll come over.

Now?

Is that okay?

Okay.

See you soon.

The key is to add a little bit of water
at a time.

Add too much and it gets lumpy.

Do you think we can still keep hanging
out?

I don't know, Ed.

With Kona and Zach at each other's
throats, I don't see it happening.

And I'm not going to stop being friends
with Kona.

I'm not going to stop being friends with
Zach.

See?

And avoiding it isn't going to happen.

That's why I came over here tonight.

I'm camping Papalawa tomorrow with Haku
and Kona.

This is the only free time that I had.

If we can be friends, they can be
friends.

I don't know.

You said you're being papalawa tomorrow?

I'm not stop.

Oh my god. Thank you so much. I take
care. Thank you. Take care. Bye Oh,

wow, thank you. Thanks cuties

I'm hungry.

That's why I'm not rich.

Where in the province are you from?

San Nicolas, Ilocos.

Are you still single?

I have a boyfriend.

He's good.

He graduated from college.

He's good at cooking.

He wants to come here.

But it's hard to come here.

Maybe you want to help me so that he can
come here.

Auntie... No, he's good at hiding.

He's really good.

He's better at cooking than I am.

I'll be back.

You'll be back,

okay? Think about it. Yes, yes.

Don't rush.

Think about it.

Yes. Think about it. Don't rush. Think
about it.

Oh, why?

Damn it.

Let's go there.

Are you crazy?

Let's just go there.

We can't avoid them.

No way, man.

We just need to test one more worm and
we won't be able to see his assholes

anymore.

It's too small.

What?

You need to stop me here too.

It's up to you.

I'm not going to get close to those sons
of bitches.

Look at those idiots.

What's up?

Get your camera. Get your me right here.

What are you, Aquaman?

Fuck that! I'm Poseidon!

Look at that.

Did we tell them?

We don't know yet. They might steal it.

They're really stupid.

I'll leave you your fucking shit behind.
Bro, pick up your fucking trash!

You fucking dumb!

Bro, I'll fucking fuck you up right now,
bro! Fuck!

Pick up your shit, bro!

Bro, fuck you! Why are we still here?

It's crazy.

You're not here.

Ed. Come here.

What the fuck?

Let's go, Ed!

What the fuck do you want? Hey, they're
with us.

Pick up your trash.

Show some fucking respect and pick up
your shit.

$50 ,000 fines are coming, sir.

They called the cops on you.

That's right, my uncle's a cop.

Fucking back us up no matter what
happens today.

Come on, Ryan. Let's get our shit
together.

Better make sure that ends up in the
trash.

The fuck you think I'm saying? Hey, you
heard him. In the trash.

Fuck this.

Yeah, we didn't need your help.

I know.

I know how heavy you swing.

But we gotta take pride in this island
we're living in, right?

Fuck those assholes!

Oh, you're right.

You're quite the little stopper
yourself, too, bro.

We cool?

Uh, we're about to eat, too.

Come join us. I mean, I'm already
eating, so might as well, right?

and you will be off to a good start.

Could you take a second to breathe?

Ah, yeah.

Let the rhythm of feet hit the heart
again.

So what? You guys care about the anime
anyway.

What do you mean?

Just a couple weeks ago you were
thinking of Oopu.

It is a public stream.

Stop it already.

I'm sorry.

It's just, I know the stream's only
there because we fought the developers

put it back.

The point was for the Oopu to come back.

But if you guys are taking all the old
flowers, what's the fucking point?

So people like me can take care of their
family.

So we can eat, yeah?

You don't need it.

Man, you don't know shit about me.

I know you don't need a fish to live.

Dude, my family was poor as shit back in
the Philippines.

My dad died, so my mom was able to
petition to come here.

Now she cleans toilets for a living.

And we still don't got shit.

And that's why I fish so I can put food
on the table without spending any money.

It's not like I'm one of those guys that
are taking and selling.

There's other places to fish too. I can
show you if you want.

Sure.

I mean, that would be cool.

Whatever you like.

So, tell me about that tattoo then.

This one, so my uncle's an artist and I
got them for free.

Oh yeah? Yeah.

Oh yeah, bro. You should see like one
over here.

You'll see the cobra.

I can't believe everyone is actually
getting along.

Me neither.

But I'm glad.

I hope we can hang out over the summer.

Yeah.

That's right.

I mean... Can I tell you something?

Yeah.

He's carrying.

What?

A lion.

For everything.

There's something my dad always says.

Everybody

follows

together.

They only paddle in the shore where they
reach.

What does that mean?

I don't know.

Paddle with people that are paddling in
the same direction, and everything will

be okay.

Really enjoyed getting to know you.

I have a tent all to myself.

I mean, there's space.

You don't have to be cramped tonight.

Yeah.

Let's waste no time, no

Good night.

Yeah.

Everyone, please give a round of
applause for our special pair, Pili and

Special because they come from different
classes.

Let's go.

Thanks, Ms. Collins.

We're supposed to do a canoe plant that
is an essential piece of Hawaiian

culture, palo.

And we'll also be sharing it along with
some traditional Hawaiian food and

Filipino food.

that be prepared with the kalo, poi and
tau kalamai.

Kalo is a very important plant for us
Hawaiians.

As a canoe plant, it was originally
brought over by our ancestors who

plants that were essential for life and
culture.

Today, kalo is also an important crop
for many people in parts of the

Philippines.

Like before, it was believed that the
rice terraces had existed for thousands

years.

But,

as it turns out that, Ed?

The modern people in the Philippines
grew taro until very recently in their

terraces. In sum, taro is a source of
strength for the Hawaiian people as it

connects us to land and first mass.

Maintaining loi supports a traditional
way of life for Hawaiians and also helps

ensure a healthy ecosystem, because a
healthy kalopatch signals the health of

the land.

Mahalo. Thanks, everyone.

I

just

want to say good job.

I knew you two would make...

Great partners.

Yeah.

Yes. We do.

Oh, bro.

Look at this.

Beautiful.

Oh.

Look who decided to show up.

I'm going.

What? You guys good now?

Yeah.

We're friends.

Yeah, right on.

The crew is back together for the
summer.

I'm hungry.

Sweet.

I'm thinking fish for dinner.

How about let's go get some o 'opu?

Huh? You really, like, riled me up.

That's right.

Bro, they're so good fresh from the
small stream.

Maybe you can get one full bucket.

Maybe two.

Freaking got Haku. The kid never learned
last time he scrapped. That's two hands

again.

You might be stronger, but I'm faster
and smarter.

And thicker too, I think.

I see you scrapped Haku right now. Go.