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That's right.
I'm short.
I don't have this much in Japan.
I don't have three or four of these.
Can you buy me a cup of coffee by yourself?
No, I can't. It's my first time using it.
Your first time using it?
Wait a minute.
He didn't give me a drink.
He didn't give me a drink.
Okay, okay. It's hard.
I can't do it.
Oh, really?
So you just bought your own drink with your own card?
Oh, well, that's what it was like.
Because he didn't give me a drink.
Oh, well, that's fine. Because he didn't give me a drink.
Did you bring the money?
Yes, I did.
That's fine.
What did you speak in English?
English... Tea please.
What tea was it?
It was probably tea.
It tastes like umeboshi.
I don't know what tea it was.
Tea doesn't taste like umeboshi.
It was a happy cup of tea.
It was a tea with a lot of spices in it.
Take your pants off.
I'm wearing a T -shirt.
Show me your butt first.
I'm wearing a T -shirt normally.
Okay, that's the media.
What do you want me to do? What do you want me to do?
I don't think I'll do that.
You can do that later.
Wait a minute.
What do you see when you do that?
I don't think I'll see it.
That's right.
Then?
I think of people I don't like or my ex -boyfriends.
I think of them and do it.
Your ex -boyfriend and your ex -boyfriend.
My ex -boyfriend and my ex -boyfriend.
I think of them and do it. I think of them and do it.
I think of them and do it.
Let's look across the line.
Open your eyes and show me. Open my eyes.
I can do it.
Stop.
You're staying at this hotel today, right?
You don't have a place to go, do you?
So how are you going to make me happy today?
I'll make you happy I'll make you happy I'll make you
happy I'll make you happy I'll make you happy I'll make you happy I'll make you
happy I'll make you happy I'll make you happy I'll make you happy I'll make you
happy I'll make you happy I'll make you happy I'll make you happy
I don't know, so I asked you.
As you like.
As you like... As you like what?
As you like, I want you to wait for me.
Oh, is that me?
Yes.
As a thank you to the hotel,
please use your body as much as you like.
Okay.
Please use my body as much as you like instead of the hotel table.
This? Ah, it's embarrassing.
Would you like me to give it to you?
Yes, please.
I'll sleep there.
This is how you do it, right?
So?
That's enough.
Take off your skirt.
And then?
And then what?
I'll give you a piggyback ride.
It's all the way in.
portfolio.
Is it okay to stand up?
It's okay to stand up as many times as you want
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