Proof of Payment (2023) Movie Script
1
Are you okay, sir?
- I'm fine.
- Hmm?
- I'm fine.
- I'm sorry.
Are you feeling warm?
Are you feeling warm?
Alright.
As soon as we pay...
we'll go back home.
Is that okay with you?
We'll have a little hurdle here.
Oopsie!
Oh, sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, okay?
Forgive me.
But we will be done very soon.
Brother, take it to the car.
I'll get it when I'm done.
Thank you.
Alright, I'll just park you here.
- Hello.
- How are you?
- I'm well, thanks. And you?
- No complaints.
- I believe our order has arrived?
- Yes, I have received your order.
Okay.
- Can I have your card for payment, please?
- A card?
- Yes.
- Okay. A card?
I left the card in my wallet.
I told you to take your card
when we left the house.
- I left the card in my wallet.
- Don't you remember me telling you that?
See what I have to deal with,
every single day? This is my life.
Every single day!
We can't hear you, for goodness' sake!
I told you to take your card!
Why are you like this?
Why are you like this?
That's why I shout at you!
It's not my fault!
I can't stand this.
I don't know why you have to do this!
- I'm really sorry about this.
- Okay, you can do an EFT.
- But I do need to see the POP.
- I will do that right now. I have access...
- I'm waiting for the POP.
- I'm doing it that right now.
I have access to his bank account.
Let me just go in...
and...
- Done.
- Let me see.
- Okay, the POP is in.
- Is it in?
- It's fine.
- Thank you so much. I cannot...
- No, it's alright. You people can go now.
- I'm dealing with a lot here...
It's fine.
- Thank you so much, darling.
- Thank you so much. Enjoy your day.
Alright, okay...
The lovely people helped us.
Thank you again.
- Okay.
- Thank you so much.
- Bye-bye.
- Thank you so...
so much.
I want to pee.
Stop them!
Stop them!
Go!
- Go!
- You bloody thieves!
- Stop!
- Stop them!
- Go!
- Yeah! Yeah!
- We outsmarted them!
- We destroyed them!
- The way you were drooling, bro!
- Hey, man!
My name is Lefa Moloi.
And this is my best friend.
My right-hand man.
Sipho aka Breakfast Morolane.
And yes, yes, you guessed it.
We're scammers.
And damn good ones too.
But don't judge us just yet.
- Another one in the bag.
- Exactly.
In the bag! In the bag!
I'm hungry.
Hey, hey! No, my guy.
Not my eggs. You're killing me.
I'm sure Granny boiled
some eggs for you.
- I'll boil just two eggs, man.
- You don't buy them.
Stop with your nonsense, Jack!
What's going on?
- Don't try me.
- Is this where you keep your money?
- Hey! Hey!
- Your OCD is on another level.
- Dude, stay away from my money, please.
- You're really organised.
- You must never!
- You are so organised.
- I'm sure you even iron your underwear.
- Wow.
So this is how it works...
I'm the brains of the operation.
Sourcing and planning all the scams.
Creating the fake POPs
and all things IT-related.
Breakfast could've been the next Kenneth
Nkosi if life had worked out his way.
He uses his acting skills to help us morph
into whatever character is required...
for the scam of the day.
With a little bit of luck, of course.
Alright!
Nomasonto, our elder.
You give us the good life.
Hey, what are you doing?
Fuck!
Oh, shit.
Dammit.
My goodness!
This thing is painful, dude.
- You know what?
- Yes?
- You must remove those number plates.
- Now get this shit off me!
I hate doing this shit.
I always have to put on this rubbish.
Koko is all I have left after my parents
died in a taxi accident when I was five.
My plan is to make enough money
so she never lacks anything.
My love! My love!
I love you so much.
Koko, I've brought your pills.
Thank you, Grandson.
I saved some boiled
some eggs for Breakfast.
I know how much he loves his food.
Thank you, Koko.
I always tell Lefa
that if you were 10 years younger...
- I would've been his grandfather.
- Stop it!
Thank you, though.
Please forgive me, my child.
- I only have salt.
- No ways, Koko! Salt?
I'm joking.
Don't worry. I'm sorted.
I have salt, pepper and spice.
Koko, I'll eat on my way.
I have to go somewhere.
See you later.
Yoh! I thought we'd watch...
- The Black Door together.
- Eish, you...
- You know I like it.
- I know. You're so naughty.
If it's not thirst, it's the Black Door.
Okay, easy, young lady.
Take it easy!
Koko, aw!
Aw! I love you so much.
Hey, go easy on salt, Koko.
Hey, I'm okay, Breakfast.
Please take your pills, Koko.
You know what?
You can go and help the people outside.
- I'll take my pills so long.
- Okay.
Bye-bye.
- I hear that you have bad eyesight.
- Yes.
I organised this for you.
Oh, thank you.
You have to take care of the people.
It's the only way to live.
It fulfils me more than anything.
Maybe it's the guilt.
I don't know.
It wasn't always like this.
I used to be a regular guy
with regular dreams...
until life kicked me in the arse
and turned me into this.
I may be operating on the wrong side
of the law, but I still have morals
I live by a very strict code.
I don't take advantage of the poor.
And I only scam people who deserve it.
Greedy people.
If they weren't so greedy,
they wouldn't be scammed. Fact.
But I get it.
We all have different ambitions.
I just want to build my grandmother a house
and get out of the township.
Eish, there's just this one thing
I have to do for my uncle.
And it goes against everything I
believe in. But family is family.
Koko, I wanted to bring
you breakfast in bed.
Keep it.
I'll eat it later.
Eish.
Don't forget the dumpling.
You must take it to your uncle.
He really loves it.
- Thank you.
- I'll do that.
Hey, prisoner!
Hey, what are you doing?
So...
tell me...
have you done it yet?
No, not yet, Uncle.
I don't want to raise any suspicions.
I'm taking it slow.
No...
To hell with pace.
Tell you what...
My conviction...
is not that bad at the moment.
It's armed robbery.
But if they change it...
to first-degree murder, I'm in shit.
Do you want that?
This whole thing doesn't feel okay.
We don't scam innocent people.
That woman is innocent.
Hey, no woman is innocent.
All women are as guilty
as their grandmother, Eve.
They're snakes.
My boy, listen, are you a man
or a chicken?
Huh?
- It's my morals.
- Morals, my foot.
What morals?
- Psss.
- Hey!
Time to go.
- I'll grab you with your balls.
- No!
- I'll grab your balls.
- Take this prisoner back!
That's my uncle's food.
This is my place.
This was our park...
- My husband and I.
- Oh.
We used to take walks here.
He was a very romantic man.
It's beautiful.
Yes.
We can sit here.
Tell me, Thabo...
how are you going to invest my money...
so that you can make me a millionaire
before I die?
I'm going to take
your husband's insurance policy...
and invest it into a series
of quick return portfolios.
No, no.
I don't trust those things, Thabo.
Quick returns?
You can keep your money safely
in the bank...
and hope to get 10% profit
before you die.
I understand that high-risk investment
is not for everybody, so...
I'm sorry if I was too pushy.
I did not mean to.
Have a good day.
Thabo...
Got you!
Wait.
Come back and sit next to me.
Grief makes you weak.
I'm offering hope,
and hope is all she has.
Yes, Ma?
Remember that I said...
I was left with a lot of money.
You can't play with R900,000...
and invest in things you don't know.
But...
- I trust you.
- You will not regret it.
This is the beginning of
the rest of your life.
Thabo...
I'm going to sign...
because I trust you.
Thank you.
That's my sister's boy!
The big dog!
The man I can rely on!
Yeah! Listen...
I know I can count on you...
but do me a favour, my boy.
Make sure that you go to my house and
check if there's no one taking my place.
You know how these dogs are.
Great, boy. Cheers.
But this is my last job, Uncle.
I love you. I love you.
These guys only get it
from the prostitutes.
So I'm thinking, one of us dresses up
as one of these chicks.
Coming up with scams is hard work.
Scamming, by far, is the oldest profession.
It starts with basic entry level scams
like finder-finder.
- Find it. Find it, sister.
- I saw it.
- Where is it, friend?
- It's here.
Some upgrade to a game of dice.
Come.
And others take it to the next level.
Magicians!
They leave you counting papers!
Others have balls.
They snatch and grab.
Not forgetting the fake prophets.
I'm having visions.
Money!
Oh, no! Uncle Bheseni?
And then there's the good old shoplifting.
But with my operation, you need creativity.
Sometimes you hit the writer's block.
Yes!
I go in...
and then as I hold him like this...
we have to time it, so that by
the moment I lock him like this...
When the door opens,
you grab the bag, and we're out of there.
So what do you say?
I think we should take a walk.
We'll go to the plaza, get some dynamite
and strap it up on me...
and go to a bank in town.
You know?
Let's rob a fucking bank, man.
But before that, we must go to a sangoma
and get something to make us invisible.
We must do this!
Oh, no.
No ways, man.
Bra Solly, a beer every day?
I know things are bad,
but this is not on.
Respect yourself.
You need to love yourself.
I drink beer to make myself feel better
and give my body some energy.
Bra Solly, I don't think your wife
would appreciate you saying that.
Listen, my guy, don't
tell me about that one.
That one, you know...
She always complains
about an empty fridge...
and that there's no money.
Imagine, I'm just a caretaker.
Where will I get the money?
A caretaker?
- We need something exotic.
- Uh...
- There you go.
- Boy...
I love it. The colour, the font
Just the whole thing.
- Make it quick.
- The planks?
The planks are for those things.
Okay.
Hmm...
perfect.
Perfect.
Dos Santos Real Estate.
How can I help you?
Hello. How are you?
This is Dos Santos Real...
- Cut! You still need some practice.
- Buzz off, Jack.
At the end of the day, I'm still an artist,
and I'm sensitive about my stuff.
You're disturbing people who are sleeping.
Sorry.
Breakfast...
Breakfast?
- Focus.
- I'm sorry, guys. It's the eggs.
Obviously it's eggs.
That's all you eat.
Uh...
I think we'll take Vusi Gumede.
Finally, we've found the perfect guy
to open a bank account.
You can't arrest a dead man, right?
Listen, guys, the real agents
arrive at 2 o'clock.
So what you need to do
is set up your boards at 9am.
By 2 o'clock...
you must be done,
to avoid any issues.
The apartment keys are with me.
They are yours.
- We are from Dos Santos...
- Who is Dos Santos?
- Dos Santos Real Estate!
- Let me call my boss.
- There's no need to make a fuss about this.
- Excuse me for a second.
- These are the estate agents.
- Oh.
- They're coming to me.
- Oh. Oh.
Guys...
I told you to come here early.
- You must stop...
- Sorry. It's him.
Listen, here are the keys.
- Please make sure everything goes accordingly.
- Sure.
Sharp.
I'll follow you.
Viola!
Fabulous, hey?
I absolutely love it. Space for days.
Enough room for you
to have a bit of hanky-panky.
- And fill it up with children.
- And how big is the house?
Five ensuite bedrooms, darling...
with marble flooring.
Everything is fabulous.
Nothing less than fabulous.
- So tell us, how safe is this neighbourhood?
- Safe?
Well, I'm glad you asked.
It is extremely safe, darling.
So safe you could sleep
with the door unlocked.
Plus, you look like the
liberal type, Davido.
Forget about Davido.
We love it.
- Yes, we love it.
- Of course you'd love it, darling.
Now, this is what we need to do...
Alright, first things first.
We just need to get the formalities
out of the way.
But before we do that,
I just want to say that I love you guys.
- I do. I really do.
- Thank you.
And I love this place for you...
more importantly.
But here's the problem...
I have a lot of people who've come in
to see this place, and they love it...
- but I love it for you. Okay?
- Thank you.
It's a pleasure.
And I want to secure it for you.
But for me to do that...
I will need you to make
a solid deposit right now...
so that it can give me the urge
to hold it out for you, guys. Okay?
So if you're interested,
I suggest you take it.
- Sidney...
- Yes?
Tell me, why do we have Mr Gumede
as the account holder...
- Oh...
- whilst the company is Dos Santos Estate?
Well, you know how it is
in South Africa.
He's just a BEE partner
who sits on his arse the whole day...
doing absolutely nothing
while I do all the work.
But like I said...
I have influence.
I can get it for you.
And if you take it, I swear to you,
it will boost me a lot.
It will make me a partner.
So I'm saying to you guys, take it.
Take it. Take it now.
Now that you put it like that...
- I like it.
- You like it?
Fabulous. Fabulous!
Okay, I'll need you to make the deposit
into that account.
And what you will do
once the deposit has gone through...
you can call that number
and come to collect the keys. Okay?
- Alright.
- Fabulous.
That was easy. That was easy.
As easy as taking off a bra...
Next time we need something
more challenging.
No, Breakfast.
Do you know what challenges entail?
We'll get arrested. I say let's keep
it simple, so that it remains easy.
- Do you get me?
- Okay, boy, I accept.
Yeah.
Yes!
The last payment is in.
Money in the bag!
Money in the...
Money, money in the bag!
- Do the honours.
- In the bag!
For the tenth time,
I didn't take your money.
Who the hell is Dos Santos?
- Give it up.
- You like money too much.
Amen. The smell of it...
Everything is good.
Alright, let's go out and celebrate.
- Let's have fun.
- No.
I want to get some, bro.
I want to get some.
Breakfast, you're the one who's horny,
so just go.
I promised Koko
that I'd renovate her house.
So I'm saving my money
for that project.
- Here's your food, Koko.
- Thank you.
Let me say grace.
Lord, bless our food and the person
who cooked it. Amen.
Amen.
Yoh, this smells delicious.
It reminds me of your father.
- Yoh, he was full of it.
- Hmm.
I once caught him eating
atchar from the bottle.
My goodness.
I miss him, though.
Hmm.
Me too, Koko.
Tell me...
what are your plans this evening?
Koko, today I've cancelled my plans.
It's just you and me.
We'll watch your favourite shows.
No.
You must go out now and then...
so you can meet a beautiful
God-fearing girl.
Don't forget that I want grandchildren
before I die.
You know what, Koko,
I told myself...
that I'd focus on you
and the dream house I promised you.
I'll see women later.
There's plenty of fish in the sea.
Oh, my word!
You're so boring.
I've heard that before.
Lefa! Lefa! Lefa!
Baby-baby!
I'm so inspired today.
Juices are flowing.
I have a brilliant idea.
- Two boiled eggs, please.
- No eggs for you.
Your ideas never end well.
What's going on here?
This is not a sofa.
No, Lefa. No.
- Focus!
- Anyway, so...
we'll set up a furniture-moving company.
Alright?
- Okay.
- We'll get a truck and brand it.
And then we'll wait for a client
to contact us.
When a client contacts us,
we go to them.
We load up all their stuff on the truck...
with the intention of delivering
to their final destination...
but we don't do that.
Instead, we tie them up...
and leave them there.
Brilliant.
Say it. Brilliant.
- Cost effective. It won't cost us...
- Hold on.
No.
Man, are you listening to yourself?
You're talking about kidnapping, theft...
We're not thugs.
We don't target innocent people.
What are you on about?
Which world are you living in?
Scamming is stealing.
- You're a thug. Accept it.
- Hey, whoa, whoa.
We won't do that.
This is what we will do...
We go to a furniture store.
Obviously we'll need to blend in.
So we must dress like the workers.
We identify a mark.
It's easy to spot them.
It's that cheap R18,000 Brazilian hair.
The fake R40,000 bag.
That R10k silk scarf.
And those R15k sneakers.
Come on.
R100k plus,
but you stay in a township?
Obviously, you're looking for a bargain.
Hello.
- Hi.
- How are you?
- I'm good, and you?
- I'm fine.
- You like this sofa?
- Very much. It fits my aesthetic.
You have a good taste.
But look at this.
Look how expensive it is.
- You see?
- Do you work here?
Of course I work here.
I'm even wearing a uniform.
Um, are you interested?
Yes, I like it.
So...
can you see that gentleman behind me?
Don't look!
- Which one? The chubby guy?
- Yes, that chubby guy.
So you know what?
We can give you the whole set...
- Okay?
- For R15,000.
- Can you deliver it today?
- Free delivery.
Okay.
So what must I do?
You know what?
Go to him.
You two will close the deal outside.
We don't want to blow our cover.
There are cameras
all over the factory.
- Okay...
- Where are you going? He's behind us.
- Don't panic.
- You're not guiding me properly.
Please focus.
- Hi.
- Hello, friend.
- Hi, friend.
- How are you?
- I'm good.
- That's great.
That's great.
Let me make things clear.
I'm not stealing from her.
She could say no, report me to the manager.
But remember? Greed.
Hello.
Brother?
It's all there.
You're delivering today, right?
Yes. But let's meet
at the loading bay.
- Huh?
- At the loading bay.
I like your hair.
- This is the money we agreed on.
- Of course, my brother.
Tell me, is that ginger or what?
- As per our discussion.
- Yes, my love. That's great.
- I'll meet you at the loading bay.
- The loading bay.
As per our discussion.
The beauty of it is
we were all in on it.
They can't even go report us.
That's what makes this scam so clean.
They waited for us the whole night.
Yes!
My boy, you're the boss.
You're a genius.
You know what?
I have a cellphone.
I'll watch some porn videos.
Uncle, I can't help but worry
about Mam'Khosi Tlou.
She reminds me of my mother.
I'm being honest.
No!
I wish I could have seen her face...
when she found out that you scammed her,
and the next thing...
She will dies of a heart attack.
I knew I shouldn't have scammed her.
No, no.
These witches must die.
They're alive.
- Why do you hate her so much?
- Never mind all that.
You know what?
I'll send you some money...
to buy my kids these trending sneakers.
Not some stuff from Marabastad.
The trending ones.
Okay? And then I want you
to go to my house...
and make sure that Vivi isn't
messing around with other men.
- Hi, Auntie.
- Hah! Hah! Hah!
What are you doing here, Lefa?
You don't come here anymore.
Since your uncle went to jail,
you don't come here.
- Why are you like this?
- Hey, why are you sitting here?
Find another spot.
Move.
- Don't chase us away like that.
- Jaro, I told you about your people.
Give them crates. Geez!
- How are things going?
- I'm coping, boy. What can I do?
Oh.
No, man, my uncle has sent me.
He says it's not Christmas...
but his boys deserve new shoes
like the other kids.
Your uncle is not serious.
He gave you only the shoes?
- Yes, that's a good thing.
- What will the kids eat?
What will they wear with these shoes?
- Where are they?
- Tshepo!
- Ma?
- Hey, boys! What's up?
- We're fine.
- Alright, boys.
Your dad said I should give you these.
It's new sneakers.
Go to your room and fit them.
They look just like their father.
So, how's the tavern doing?
I'm trying, Lefa.
I fix here and the other side falls apart.
I don't know what to do anymore.
There's load shedding,
and Voltage is retrenching...
I don't know.
My head is messed up.
You work for Voltage?
Yes. Why?
Voltage Electricity.
Your helmet.
Don't forget the toolbox.
Uh, don't forget to take the van
to the professionals for branding.
Aunt Vivi got us statements of small
businesses with high outstanding bills.
All we had to do was get
into character and collect.
Easy.
- Come in.
- Oh, gents...
- Hello.
- How are you?
- I'm good, and yourself?
- I'm good.
I'm Mr Modise,
and I'm with my colleague, Magawula.
Yes.
- Are you here to place an order?
- Mama, we're from Voltage Electricity.
- Voltage?
- You owe a lot of money.
- How much?
- A lot, Mama.
- Nothing says we're owing here.
- Nothing?
- Nothing.
- Nothing?
- There's nothing here, my children.
- This is the rubbish I can't stand.
I can't stand this rubbish!
You're talking nonsense.
Hey, don't tell us that shit! Don't
take that shit you're smoking out on us.
- Whoa! Whoa!
- Don't "Whoa!" me.
- You owe R30,000.
- No way! R30,000?
- Who owes that kind of money?
- We're not here to talk!
We're not here to talk!
We'll cut them off!
- I'll cut them off!
- Whoa, whoa!
- I can't stand this!
- My Roni!
- Yoh, these people say we owe electricity.
- No way.
Hi, gentlemen.
How are you?
Oh, it's people like these
who don't pay.
- How are you, sir?
- I'm fine, and you?
We're fine.
You know what?
You owe a lot of money.
- We're going to switch your electricity off.
- My child, where does it say we're owing?
There's nothing here.
I looked...
Mama, don't play games with me.
- I'm working here.
- Baba...
- come here quickly!
- What?
- Yoh, these kids...
- What's going on?
- I'll break this!
- Whoa!
- You see now?
- No.
I'll go to Voltage and pay.
I know these people. They come
here and use electricity for free.
Look, you're mistaken!
- I'll cut it!
- But...
You're mistaken!
How could you cut us off?
You... You think...
you're smart.
Alright...
- You're playing games...
- We can fix this.
Wait, wait...
Whoa, bro. Come, let's talk.
- Love, we can give him R3,000...
- Relax.
Come, let's talk.
What's a couple of thousands
to keep your business going?
I knew we had them.
Okay, I'm listening.
How can we fix this?
Please give me thirty minutes.
I'll get back to you.
I'll give you ten minutes.
Give them at least R10,000 for now.
I'm expecting some money.
I'll pay you back.
Ten minutes, R8,000.
Thank you.
Uh, Auntie, here's your balance.
The rest will be paid via EFT.
- We didn't give them a chance at all.
- Not at all.
- We terrorised them.
- This one...
if he was in Hollywood,
he'd have an Oscar by now.
Hit here, boy.
I'm impressed.
- Sure, Aunt Viv.
- I'm impressed, boy.
And there are others.
I want you to scam them.
This is for Quality Printers.
They owe a lot of money.
3 million rand.
And, guys, you must ask for more money.
Not R40,000 or R50,000.
Real money. R200,000 and upwards.
I won't be left behind.
I'm going with you.
And I won't get in.
I'll come in as a client.
The account number...
Uh, this is your number, right?
- Yes.
- Um...
'Prudence...'
- You must have received a message.
- Oh, thank you.
Yes, I've received it.
- Yes, ma'am?
- Please send 50% to them.
- Yes, with proof of payment.
- Definitely, ma'am.
- Thank you so much.
- Noted.
Hey, Aunt Vivi!
And...
send.
- What's going on here?
- Shut up!
- Those are the people you're looking for.
- Oh, those?
Hey, piss off!
Why are you looking at me?
Hey, Mr Miyagi, what's your problem?
Do you know me?
Oh...
What's going on here?
Why are you disrupting my employees?
Mr Gumede...
my name is Patrick Mabaso
from Voltage Electricity.
It appears that you're in arrears
of 3 million rands of electricity.
Is that correct?
Correct.
So, since you ignored all correspondences
to see to this matter...
I'm just here doing my job.
You're interrupting my production.
If you don't want us to cut your electricity,
then you'll go through the proper channels.
- Magawula?
- Yes?
Cut it! Cut it!
Let's cut it.
Whoa!
I can give you R10,000.
Right now. 10,000.
Sorry?
- You said how much?
- 10,000.
R10,000 is a small change.
Sir, say something tangible.
- Make it R300,000 or something.
- You're crazy!
I'm crazy?
I'm crazy? Huh?
Am I crazy?
I'm crazy?
- I'm crazy?
- Whoa!
- Am I crazy?
- Whoa!
- I can give you R100,000.
- I said R300,000!
- Fine...
- Just pay him, please.
- We have an order to do.
- Account number.
Talk to him. Talk to him.
Talk to him.
Don't give us that attitude.
It's that one. The first one.
Here you go. Check your phone.
Hey, hey, hey! I said R300,000.
What is R150,000 for?
We've exceeded our daily limit.
You'll get the rest tomorrow.
Come back then.
My dawgs! Are you good?
- Yes, thank you.
- Sure.
Magawula, we can't go
to the same crime scene twice.
Man, we'll get arrested.
- This doesn't sit well with me.
- Lefa...
I made an executive decision, okay?
R300k? Did you want me
to say no to that?
Okay, then tell me, who's the mastermind?
- Are you the only executive?
- You're not appreciative.
- Appreciate what?
- I was taking the lead...
- so I made the decision.
- Oh, the lead.
- You forgot to take this off!
- Whoa! So much noise!
What? Do you have cold feet?
Don't start.
Let me call and put pressure on them.
- I'm still the mastermind.
- Hey...
Hello. Is that Quality Printers?
Prudence here.
I want to let you know that I'll need
my order tomorrow morning. Please.
Thank you.
Hard work is the key to success.
Well...
they say the early bird
catches the fattest worm.
Money.
Petrus!
- Boss? Boss?
- What?
Boss, please.
Well, don't worry, gentlemen.
Everything will be ready
within ten minutes.
Get out of the way!
Catch them! Catch them!
- Let's go!
- I'm bleeding!
- I hurt myself!
- Start...
Oh, no!
Let's go! Let's go!
Magawula, how many times did I ask you
to take the car to the professionals?
- Look what happened now.
- Don't talk to me like that.
Oh?
What are you going to do?
Where have you ever seen wood glue
used on a car?
But I took an executive decision!
Your glue is expensive.
What was I supposed to do?
I hurt my hand
because you chose to cut corners.
- Don't annoy me! You don't use your head!
- Don't talk to me like that.
- Or what?
- Don't talk to me like that!
- I'm the mastermind here.
- Don't talk to me like that!
- What are they going to do?
- Okay...
What is all this noise about?
- So much noise!
- Don't rub point on me!
Lefa, what's this noise
in front of my customers?
Auntie, shush.
- Please don't start.
- But in front of my customers?
I told you to stay out of this, didn't I?
And as for you...
I told you that we don't go back
to a crime scene twice!
Now your sloppiness blew our cover.
They caught us. Look at this!
I don't even have a medical aid!
Auntie...
stay out of this.
And you, Mr Egg...
- you're done.
- I'm Mr Egg now?
- Fuck! Yes, you are.
- I'm Mr Egg now?
- Don't leave me... Hey, Lefa!
- Hey, hey, hey!
Lefa, you can't leave me
with paint on my face. Lefa!
Yoh, it's Quality Printers.
Lefa!
- Hello.
- Hello, Prudence.
Your order is ready.
I don't want that thing.
Oh, Granny...
I'm tired of seeing you
doing laundry in a washing basin...
and complaining about a backache.
- Then what is this?
- It's nothing, Koko.
When we were loading this machine
on the truck, I hurt myself.
But I'm fine.
Oh.
- Hello, Breakfast.
- My love.
Hi, Lefa.
Uh, so...
Please forgive me.
I mean...
But you know me, Lefa.
I get carried away.
Creative juices were flowing...
When you get an offer, you don't say no.
I'm sorry.
I've learnt my lesson.
Are we good?
Are we good?
Good? Nice?
Sure?
I want to make it up to you.
Okay?
I want to make it up to you.
We'll go somewhere and have fun.
But before then...
I got you some thread, my boy!
Freshen up a bit, man!
Take this.
Ooh-la-la!
Listen, those who know me
call me Breakfast...
but those who love me
call me Comrade Mavuso.
Hi, Comrade Mavuso.
I'll spoil you rotten today.
Hey, Lefa, buddy!
Meet my angels.
Florence and Nightingale.
- Watch and learn.
- Hi.
I'm cool. I just want to get
some fresh air. It's hot in here.
You're cool?
What the fuck? Hey, what...
I said I'm fine.
Hello.
Sorry, can I please borrow your phone?
I came with my friends...
No, I didn't, actually. They were
supposed to come, but they didn't.
I don't have a way home.
So, please lend me your phone...
so I can call a cab.
- I'm going to call a cab.
- Oh.
Thank you.
- Thank you, love.
- Sure.
So, why are you standing at the door?
You're nicely dressed in a leopard print.
The party is inside.
- Why are you here?
- The thing is, this is not my scene.
I'm an old-school kind of guy.
I like Bouga Luv...
Oh, Bouga Two Shoes.
Yes, yes, yes.
Oh...
Oh, your cab was too quick.
Thank you.
I'm Lebo, by the way.
- Oh.
- Yes.
- Lefa.
- Lefa. I'm pleased to meet you, Lefa.
Keep well.
So, can you give me your number
if you don't mind?
Oh, I'd love to, but...
Let's just say if we see each other,
we see each other.
Yeah. Sharp, Two Shoes.
You see now? You see?
- I'm sloshed!
- No, Breakfast, man.
Who's that girl you were with?
Tell me, Breakfast, where did you get
this Italian shirt?
You talk nonsense. Italian shirt?
You can't find this anywhere.
Your shirts look like
you work at Baragwanath.
- This is colour-blocking.
- Boiled egg, please.
Sure.
Eish, don't look. Don't look.
Don't look!
- You didn't tell me.
- That girl from yesterday is there.
- Go to her. This is your chance.
- She's out of my league.
- Don't tell me about leagues!
- She's beautiful.
Geez!
Okay, let me go to her.
Where are you going?
Hey, hey, hey.
Hello.
- How are you, Private?
- I'm fine.
- Alright.
- Snacks, please.
Look, sweetheart...
my friend thinks you're pretty.
He's handsome. Give him a chance.
- No, she...
- Hey!
He owns an internet caf.
His life is in order. He's an honest guy.
He'll take good care of you.
Luckily, I'm an independent woman.
I don't need an internet caf.
- Oh, really?
- Yes.
Good for you, but you still need a man.
Guys, it's a date.
Just do this.
Sharp. Enjoy.
Breakfast? Breakfast!
Breakfast!
Are you coming or not?
- Yeah...
- Yeah.
So...
- you like snacks?
- Yes.
Me too.
You know...
the last time when we met...
I couldn't take your number.
Maybe if you can give me your digits...
Uh...
Thank you.
- Thank you.
- Enjoy.
I couldn't afford to waste time.
I made plans to meet up the next day.
You can see guys.
This girl is smoking hot.
Phew!
I've bought you something.
Yoh, Lefa...
I hope you'll like it.
- Thank you.
- Thanks.
- Can I open it?
- Yes, of course.
- Lefa, I hope you didn't spend a fortune.
- No...
Lefa...
what...
Oh...
Thank you.
It's not really my style...
but thank you.
Eish.
I... I flopped, right?
No, don't even think that.
It's just me.
I don't carry a handbag.
Just relax.
Let's do this...
I'll teach you how to shop for me.
I'll give you some time
to get to know me.
- Thanks, anyway.
- Okay.
Um...
- let's toast.
- Okay. To?
- The future?
- Knowing each other better in the future.
Okay!
She's so humble you won't believe, boy.
We have similarities. Her mom died
from cancer when she was young.
She's the only child, just like me.
- Never. Never!
- Serious.
- Never!
- I'm telling you.
- Are amapiano better than hip-hop?
- Yes.
- I'm telling you, that girl is humble.
- That's nice.
Wait until she finds out you're a scammer.
We'll see how nice she is.
Give me eggs,
and condoms for my friend.
Wow. You're jealous.
You're silly.
Why didn't you buy a lollipop for me?
- Obvious...
- Where's mine?
- Okay, okay...
- Don't you dare.
Thank you.
Boy, I can't wait for our next date.
- I always think about her. I even dream...
- Shit, man! Don't we have another topic?
We don't work anymore.
I don't know what I'm doing.
I wake up and do all sorts of hairstyles.
- Yeah. I can also style your hair.
- Yoh! I'd love that.
But, Gogo, isn't this dumpling too much
for the three of us?
No.
You know what, my child?
This dumpling...
Lefa will take it to his uncle in...
In Rustenburg.
Oh, yes, in Rustenburg.
Um, Koko, the Black Door is about to start.
- The Black Door?
- Yes.
Yoh, I don't want to miss out!
Gogo, I also like it.
- Really?
- Yes.
- Let's go then.
- Let's go.
- What happened last night?
- Don't ask. Let's go.
- There's no episode where Mam'Rebs doesn't kill.
- Hey, that one doesn't listen.
Yoh, I don't want to look at this.
Uh, Koko...
- it's time for your pills.
- Oh.
- Take this, I'll get some water.
- Don't worry, I'll get it.
Gogo, please pause it for me,
so I don't miss anything.
Tell me, Lefa...
where did you meet this beautiful girl?
Yoh, my prayers have been answered.
- Don't mess it up.
- No, never, Koko.
As you can see.
I'll never do that.
Thank you, my child.
Knock-knock!
Good evening, people.
My lovey, has the Black Door started?
Oh.
So you started without me.
I see you have a new friend.
Don't take him seriously.
You don't know him.
- He has a screw loose.
- I know. Thank you.
I'm actually here to see Lefa, Koko.
And then?
What about our appointment?
Oh, you know what?
I was...
busy with something.
Sorry.
Okay.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
Lefa, one would think
this is your first relationship.
Move.
Hey!
Tell me...
what have you given my friend?
Since you came into our lives,
he's messing up.
Private school, private school...
- You consult witchdoctors, right?
- No, no, no.
- Hey, don't do that.
- Don't worry. It's okay.
- That's not right. What are you doing?
- I'm just trying to get to know your girl...
since she's spending a lot of time
with us.
- Getting in the way of our money.
- Uh...
- Breakfast, come here.
- Right? Right?
- Come.
- Right?
- Right?
- Let's go.
- Sorry.
- Nxa.
So it's like this now?
It's like this?
- And then?
- Must I leave?
I'll see you tomorrow.
We'll chill. But not today.
Today there's...
Wow.
You know what?
I'll get a girlfriend.
I'll find a girl.
And not one, not two, but three.
- I'll show you.
- Sharp.
- Sharp!
- Bye-bye.
- You're still here?
- I'm leaving.
Please leave, Breakfast.
Thank you, Lefa, for inviting me
to meet your granny.
It really meant a lot to me.
Okay, you're welcome.
Anytime. You can come
even if I'm not here.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
- Thank you.
- My friend is too much.
You don't have to accompany me.
Uh...
So...
I wanted to say thanks again
for visiting me.
- No, don't worry...
- Ouch.
I'm so sorry.
- What happened?
- No...
it's just a small thing.
I was helping my granny with a dumpling.
- What? Can you cook a dumpling?
- I'm a chef.
- Serious?
- Yes.
- Okay.
- So, uh...
- Can I...
- Oh...
Good morning, guys.
Hey, Let's, buddy.
It's busy here.
Huh? Huh? Huh?
- And then?
- Aha!
- Aha!
- Nice threads!
- Exactly.
- What's up with you?
- When last did I dress up like this?
- Now you're my role model.
- I'm killing it.
- I'll be back. Let me attend to a customer.
Uh, hello. Can I help you?
Which computer would you like to use?
Hello, Sipho.
No, I'm not Sipho.
Uh, Sipho!
- Hey, hey, hey.
- Sipho...
Zinhle... Hi.
You're so beautiful,
it's like you bath with almond milk.
- Shall we?
- No, mister!
I don't want you.
I want the one in the picture.
Uh, funny you say that.
You know? Um...
We're actually identical twins.
Identical?
Then what happened to you?
Um, funny you ask that.
It's a bit insensitive but...
I've had a thyroid condition
since I was young.
It's left me looking like a cuddly creature.
He suffers from a skin condition...
that's left him looking
like a serial killer.
Well, I've heard it all.
I don't have time for this nonsense.
Are we going or not?
I'm so sorry. I only have eyes
for one person, and it's not you.
- Yoh, I'm bored.
- Zinhle, wait.
Give me a chance.
Listen, I'm worth a chance!
And then? Breakfast, what's going on?
Are you out of your mind?
- Hey, back off!
- No, Breakfast, bro.
- No, my foot! I'll find a girl.
- But you need to be yourself...
- and the right girl will come along.
- Listen to yourself.
- Yes.
- Do you hear yourself?
That shit only happens in movies, Lefa.
This is real life. Catch a wake up.
I was going to get laid.
You're messed up.
- Shh.
- I'm not shouting. It's true.
The customers... Actually, Lebo and I...
decided to take things slow.
Sometimes sex in a relationship
ruins things.
We want this to be a long-term thing.
- Do you get me?
- Are you hearing yourself?
- Yes.
- This guy!
What are you saying?
You're sex-starved as we speak.
You don't get laid?
Listen, bro, you need
to catch a wake up, okay?
I'll try my luck with that chick.
Let's meet at the restaurant
after you've met your uncle.
You don't get laid?
Hey, man, you like dumplings, hey?
Hey, my boy.
So you have a girlfriend?
Just when I was starting to think, hey...
You!
No, Uncle, listen, this one is the one.
She's a hot-stepper.
When you talk about wife material...
you're talking about her.
She's hotter than hot.
- Chilly hot.
- Yes.
You know, every strong man
deserves a woman.
- Yes.
- But, look, my boy...
don't mix business with pleasure.
That's a no-go area.
Oh, I'll make sure I don't do that.
But she's different.
Really?
You must come with her
so I can see her.
I'll take...
- a little peep.
- No ways, Uncle!
I want us to be serious first.
Imagine if I bring my woman
to see my family member...
who is in orange overalls.
A jailbird!
No ways.
- Hey, don't mess with me.
- You must go now!
- Piss off, man!
- Sergeant...
- Hey, hey!
- Piss off!
- Let's go. Hey!
- I'll fuck you up.
- I'll fuck you up!
- Uncle?
Yoh!
- You!
- I'm sorry, my friend.
I invite you for lunch, and you're late.
Are you going to blame the rain?
- And the wine?
- It's going down.
I've ordered. Hello?
I'm sorry. I got held up.
You're always held up these days.
And then?
I couldn't wait.
I ordered two plates.
- And you finished them?
- Just like that.
You think I should've just sat here?
Hey, sis.
- There you go.
- Yoh! Yoh! Yoh!
Bon appetit.
Salads? What's going on here?
- Huh?
- Yes.
- You eat healthily.
- I'm managing my weight.
- So listen, I want us to hit that...
- Hello. I'm so sorry I'm late.
The rain here...
I didn't know this place was so fancy.
Can I get a chair, my sister?
How are you, Breakfast?
Thank you.
Lefa, why did you call your girlfriend?
I thought it would be just the two of us.
No, I invited her.
Because since we're a team now...
we could have a nice bonding session.
Alright then.
Let's bond.
Okay.
Guys... Team...
listen, I've been here for a while,
and I won't pay for this shit.
- You know how we work, right?
- What?
Let's do this shit.
Huh-uh!
There are worms in our plates!
Come and look here!
Sir, what seems to be the problem?
The problem?
There are worms in our food, sir.
- Sir, that's impossible.
- Impossible? What is this?
Take a look at that. There are worms
in our plates. This is unacceptable.
I'll have you know, we're health inspectors,
and we should be closing this place.
Tell him, James.
- James?
- James, tell him.
James?
James, come on! Tell him!
Worms!
Look at this.
There are worms in our plates.
What's going on here?
What are you doing?
Why did you leave me hanging? I was
calling you James. Why didn't you respond?
But what... Look, baby,
it's not what you think...
So what's going on?
Oh...
so your girlfriend doesn't know
you're a scammer?
- Excuse me?
- I thought we were a team. Team.
Why are you doing this?
- Jealousy makes you nasty.
- Jealousy?
- You think you know me, Lefa.
- Me?
I'll remind you who you really are.
I don't know this person in front of me.
- What's your problem?
- You're a dropout.
You're a thief, just like me.
- Look, I brought Lebo here so we could...
- That's the problem! You brought your chick!
Do you have a problem
because you don't have a girlfriend?
You have a problem?
You even go around with worms!
I'm still going to talk shit.
- Hey, I'm talking to you!
- I'm not scared of you.
- Get him out!
- Let's go.
Let's go.
- Why am I the problem?
- We're being kicked out now!
- Don't touch me!
- Get out!
What is your problem, Breakfast?
What has gotten into you?
You're the dumbest prick!
I'm the mastermind, not you.
Learn to stay in your lane
and be the joke that you are.
I wish I had never met you!
You've been a burden
since our high school days.
- I always...
- Wait! Wait!
- What are you going to do?
- I can...
- Breakfast, leave him.
- Hit me. Hit me, sir!
- Leave him alone.
- What are you going to do?
Hit me?
Huh?
I'll show you that I can make it
without you.
- We will see.
- We will see.
We'll see.
Go!
Damn you!
Yoh!
I genuinely feel like I'm going to be sick.
No, Lebo, I'm so sorry...
Don't touch me. What are you doing?
I don't even know who you are.
It's me. Lefa.
Come on, Lebo.
- I love you.
- You love me?
How?
Do you even know what that means?
I hate you, Lefa.
- I never want to see you again.
- No...
Move!
- Lebo...
- Move!
Lebo?
Lebo!
Your call has been forwarded
to an automatic voice message system.
Come on. Come on.
Come on. Come on.
I felt like a failure.
I was losing my mind.
She wasn't taking my calls.
Not responding to my messages.
The only phone call I got was...
the police station.
Constable Pretorius!
I demand you release my client
right away.
You arrested him based on hearsay. You don't
have substantial evidence to detain him.
Yes, sir, I'm so sorry.
We made a mistake.
Let me tell you, your apologies
mean nothing. You need to be...
solution-driven.
- When are we going to be released?
- Hey, shut up, prisoner!
You're going home.
Oh, Dali Mpofu.
Look at you, Gwede Mantashe.
Stealing clothes to disguise as an old man!
Really?
I don't know why you bothered coming here.
I would've sorted this shit myself.
Well, we're friends.
Just because we had a fallout
doesn't mean I can't help you.
Piss off.
If you expect me to thank you,
forget it, okay?
I think you seem to forget
that all this shit is all your fault.
Oh?
You know what? I'm tired.
Actually, I'm sick and tired of your shit.
Lebo dumped me because of you.
Do me a favour.
Go your way, and I'll go mine.
Nxa.
Your call has been forwarded
to an automatic voice message system.
Please record your message.
Hi, Lebo, it's me.
Listen, I know we're not on good terms...
But it's Koko.
She has collapsed.
Can we meet, please?
I need you.
Lefa, let's go.
Which hospital is Gogo in?
Hey, Lefa, don't tell me
something has happened.
Um...
- Uh...
- Lefa, let's go!
No, the thing is, Koko...
Koko is...
She's not sick.
I wanted to see you.
- Because there was no other way I could see you.
- So you chose to lie? Again?
You know what?
- You're something else.
- No, no! I'm begging you.
Please give me a chance to explain.
Please.
You have one minute.
Well, you know...
after...
After my parents passed away...
I was left with Koko and my uncle.
And life was tough at home...
but my uncle was the one
who supported us...
with his scams.
When he was arrested and sent to jail,
I had to drop out of school.
Then that's when I started with...
scams because...
it was the only way I knew
how to make ends meet and support Koko.
Lefa, just...
When I first met you,
you were an honest man.
You had talent, a businessman...
You had dreams.
To find out that was all lies...
and that you're a criminal...
Lefa, I care about you.
I don't understand why you lied to Gogo.
How do you lie to me...
Lefa, I love you. I just don't...
I love you.
And in order for us
to have a proper future...
- you need to be legit.
- Okay, okay...
Look... Look, love...
I'll change my ways.
I'll leave the life of crime and scamming.
I'll go legit.
Okay?
Okay.
Are you giving me the silent treatment?
Lefa, I don't know what to say.
At work, one of our biggest investors
pulled out.
We're all on the verge
of being retrenched.
- Yoh.
- Yeah.
They say they need, I think,
1.3 million in investments.
If we don't get it...
we're done for.
Who has 1.3 million lying around?
My love...
don't worry. Okay?
Everything will be alright.
It couldn't have come at a better time.
This is exactly what I needed.
I had to make some tough decisions,
but Lebo was worth it.
I had to sell everything
that linked me to my old life.
Including my uncle's car.
That's all of it.
Uh...
- Hello.
- Come, sir.
I've bought it.
I'm taking the printer right now.
- It's in good condition.
- Huh-uh, I'm taking it home.
- Bye-bye. Thank you.
- Okay, bye-bye.
Hey, ma'am...
- Wait... Nomasonto?
- Uh-uh. What's your problem?
- What are you doing with this?
- I bought it.
- What's going on?
- Hey, what is it?
- Huh?
- And then? Nomasonto?
I sold her. I sold all the equipment.
I'm shutting down our internet caf.
That's news to me, Lefa.
- When were you going to tell me?
- If you answered your phone, you'd know.
I don't answer your calls because
since you met that girl, you're annoying.
Oh?
Now I'm here to fix things,
I bump into this shit!
I saved you some money from the sales.
Here's your money.
Take it.
Okay, you've closed the internet caf,
but...
what about our other things?
I'm going legit now.
I don't want that life anymore.
What are you saying, Jack?
What the...
I can't believe this.
I cannot...
This girl must be good in bed. I've
been friends with you since we were six.
- Watch your mouth.
- You watch your mouth!
What am I going to do? Huh?
What am I going to do with my life?
I don't know,
but you don't need me right now.
Try to find a normal job
and live a normal life...
Hey, I'm a scammer!
- Don't tell me about living a normal life!
- Keep your voice down.
Look, I can't choose for you
how you should live your life.
- But I'll always be...
- I wish I never met that chick.
You're full of shit!
You shit! You shit!
- Ouch!
- You shit! You shit!
- Come here.
- You shit!
- I will...
- You shit!
- This isn't bad.
- No, this is impressive.
Yeah...
- Oh, this is Mr Mdluli.
- Oh.
Mr Mdluli, this is Lefa.
- Hi, Lefa. How are you? Mr Mdluli here.
- I'm well, sir. Lefa.
- Nice to meet you.
- Yeah.
As you can see, this is one
of our three branches across the country.
- Okay.
- Uh, unfortunately, if we don't have...
an investor anytime soon,
we'll be forced to close shop.
I believe that's where you come in.
Oh. I believe...
that you need an investment
of about 1.3 million?
No, no, it's actually 1.8 million rands.
Yes?
Lefa, actually, I think we'll make a plan.
1.8 million is a lot.
No, no, no, I...
- I can come up with the funds.
- I'm sure you can.
- Are you serious? 1.8 is a lot.
- Don't worry, baby.
- Trust me. I'll make a plan.
- Huh? Are you sure?
- Yes.
- Okay, good luck.
- Nice to meet you.
- Likewise, Mr Mdluli.
- We'll see you soon.
- Can I see you in the office?
Okay, it's fine.
Lefa!
You know what, baby?
I see that side as a vintage section.
- Okay, and a couch.
- Sports cars there.
Maybe a coffee machine there
for our serious clients.
After calculating all my savings
and selling all my assets...
I still came up short.
Luckily, I had one more option.
A bit dangerous, but it was worth the risk.
Hey, Sporo.
- What's up? Here's the boy.
- Yoh, yoh, yoh!
- Joe's nephew, my boy!
- Hello, brother.
- How are you?
- I'm good.
I see you wear fancy shirts now.
Sash, move for the boy to sit.
Our potential client.
Yeah.
Do you know him?
He's Joe's nephew.
He went to jail a poor man.
I heard your story, boy.
What you're here for is beyond you, boy.
The money you're asking for is a lot.
Will you be able to pay it back?
If you fail to pay it back,
your granny's house...
will be turned into a tavern.
I will own that house.
Do we have an agreement?
We agree, right?
No! No, Lefa!
Your father was raised in the house.
I have lots of memories
in this house.
Please, Koko.
Please trust me.
I've managed to raise 90%.
- Really?
- Yes.
Thank you.
Sorry, it's like music to my ears.
I think it's safe to say
we can sign the contract.
Oh.
And the pen is here.
Um...
Thank you.
I promise you I won't let you down.
I know you won't.
Phew!
This is such a big moment for me.
Welcome on board.
So...
Okay...
I want to say thank you.
I wouldn't have done this
without you.
You would have done it.
You're the most determined person
I know.
I'm just here for the ride.
Well, I hope you're ready
for this long ride because...
- it's not going to stop anytime soon.
- Relax. I'm not going anywhere.
And I've told my dad about you.
- Oh?
- Yes.
So when do I meet my father-in-law?
Okay, chill.
My dad doesn't play that game.
You must bring cows first.
- Oh.
- Hmm.
No problem. I'm a patient man.
So, how many cows do you want?
It was a figure of speech.
What's wrong with you?
I'm just glad everything worked out.
I love you so much, Lefa.
I love you too.
Very much.
And I thought maybe...
today you could sleep over
so that we can do what adults do.
Just relax.
There is time for everything.
So tomorrow night...
what needs to happen will happen.
Don't worry.
Just relax.
Wow! Look how handsome you are!
Your parents would be so proud of you.
What about you, Koko?
- Are you proud of me?
- Yoh, me?
I'm always proud of you.
You have a good heart.
You always help everyone I know.
The rest is just an extra.
Thank you, Koko.
- Wait, I forgot something.
- What is it?
- Uncle?
- Hey, boy-boy!
Uncle, well done.
Thank you.
You did a great job.
- Sharp, Uncle.
- Alright, my boy. Enjoy your day.
- Bye-bye.
- Cheers.
Look at this.
This was your father's most favourite suit.
I'm sure he'd be so proud
if you wore it.
It will be your lucky charm.
Huh, Koko? No.
Surely, it was fashionable in the 1950s.
But no.
You can see it's not new.
Look, Lebo bought me
a nice suit.
- Not this Lebohang of yours again!
- I'm sure Daddy will understand.
Look, how about you take this?
Maybe one of these days
you'll need it.
It belonged to your mother.
Thank you, Koko.
Let me go tell my friends
and neighbours.
- I want them to see how beautiful you are.
- No, Koko...
- Koko, there's no need. Koko?
- Mh-hmm.
- Keep well, Grandson.
- Thank you, Koko.
I'm so happy.
- Good luck, my son.
- Thank you.
When you buy a new car,
I'll be the first one in it.
- You just like rides.
- Go well.
- Thank you. Keep well.
- Thank you.
Gents, see you later.
Sure, guys.
- Well done and good luck.
- Hi, sister. Thank you.
- Sure, gents.
- Sharp, boss.
- Sharp-sharp.
- Heita. See you around.
Sure.
Hello, sister.
Finally, our lives are
about to change forever.
Hi, Lefa.
But the past has a funny way
of creeping up on you.
Hi.
You're not going to make this easy
for me, are you?
Listen, Lefa, please forgive me
for everything that happened.
You know?
Never mind the fact that you also said
some unsavoury words to me.
- You know?
- I thought you wanted to apologise.
Listen, man, um...
I don't like Lebo, you know?
Never have, never will.
It is what it is. Okay?
I see what you're doing
with your life.
I can see that you love her.
You know?
I'd be a fool not to see that she's making
you the man you've always wanted to be.
Listen, buddy...
you're more than just a friend to me.
You're my brother.
Alright?
Thank you, Sipho.
I wish you luck too.
Sipho?
Sipho?
Not even Breakfast?
- Sipho?
- I'm joking.
- Gotcha!
- It's not funny.
Don't play like that.
Nxa.
- Where are we going?
- It's a surprise.
- A surprise?
- Yes.
I hope it won't surprise me
more than this suit you're wearing.
- Bro, this was my father's suit.
- I'm so sorry.
When they talk about big moves,
they mean things like...
Aha!
A warehouse?
Okay, okay.
I like how you think.
We're upscaling here.
I like it. I like it.
Sure. Sure.
What the...
hell!
You know what? There has to be
a perfect explanation for this.
Maybe...
they're doing stocktaking.
Or maybe they're spring cleaning
for the new owner.
I don't know.
Maybe.
Let me call Lebo quickly.
She'll give me clarity.
Ooh!
Oh, shame.
Oh, Lebo, thank God you're here.
Tell me, what happened to the dealership?
Where are the other partners?
There's one person who can tell you
all about this, Two Shoes.
Ma!
I believe you've met my mother.
- She's your mother?
- Hello, Lefa.
Or should I say Thabo?
Mrs Tlou? What's going on?
What are you...
- What are you doing here?
- Have you forgotten that you stole my money...
and left me with nothing?
I almost died.
- I was...
- What were you hoping to happen?
You left me and my child with nothing.
We had to start from...
- Scratch.
- Scratch.
My child Palesa said she'd never rest
until she'd found whoever did this.
She followed you.
She tailed you.
There's something you don't know
about her.
You leave a trail wherever you go.
She found you through following your trail.
My gut told me that something
was smelling fishy.
It looked familiar
and had Joe written all over it.
The same Joe who killed my husband.
Okay, Ma, if Joe has something
to do with this...
I don't want to get involved.
- Shut up.
- Just ignore Breakfast.
Listen here, you and your big-bellied
friend pretend as if you're surprised.
You're acting surprised and dumb.
You don't know anything now.
You act like you wouldn't have done that.
Wouldn't he have done it?
- He would.
- You did it. We also would have done it.
- Wouldn't we?
- We would.
You got me.
But you should've just been honest
with me, Lebo.
No!
Palesa.
- I was telling the truth when I said I loved you.
- That's where the problem with you is.
You'd do anything for your loved ones.
I saw it with Breakfast...
- Joe, Koko...
- Don't mess with me.
- And then eventually, me.
- Don't talk shit about me!
- Fucking...
- I asked myself who this was.
Don't worry, Ma, I'll teach him a lesson.
Nxa.
Listen here, I call the shots now.
I'm in charge!
Oh, Lefa, Lefa.
I bought you a fitted suit...
but...
One thing about tables,
they always turn.
I lost everything.
Including Koko's house.
Okay. Alright.
It's true what they say.
There is no honour amongst thieves.
- I loved her.
- I know, boy. I know.
I know.
- I loved her!
- I know. I know.
This girl played me.
Shh. Alright, I know.
I'm so sorry, boy.
Sorry, boy.
Fuck!
- What is God doing to me?
- I'm sorry.
Are you okay, sir?
- I'm fine.
- Hmm?
- I'm fine.
- I'm sorry.
Are you feeling warm?
Are you feeling warm?
Alright.
As soon as we pay...
we'll go back home.
Is that okay with you?
We'll have a little hurdle here.
Oopsie!
Oh, sorry. Sorry. Sorry.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, okay?
Forgive me.
But we will be done very soon.
Brother, take it to the car.
I'll get it when I'm done.
Thank you.
Alright, I'll just park you here.
- Hello.
- How are you?
- I'm well, thanks. And you?
- No complaints.
- I believe our order has arrived?
- Yes, I have received your order.
Okay.
- Can I have your card for payment, please?
- A card?
- Yes.
- Okay. A card?
I left the card in my wallet.
I told you to take your card
when we left the house.
- I left the card in my wallet.
- Don't you remember me telling you that?
See what I have to deal with,
every single day? This is my life.
Every single day!
We can't hear you, for goodness' sake!
I told you to take your card!
Why are you like this?
Why are you like this?
That's why I shout at you!
It's not my fault!
I can't stand this.
I don't know why you have to do this!
- I'm really sorry about this.
- Okay, you can do an EFT.
- But I do need to see the POP.
- I will do that right now. I have access...
- I'm waiting for the POP.
- I'm doing it that right now.
I have access to his bank account.
Let me just go in...
and...
- Done.
- Let me see.
- Okay, the POP is in.
- Is it in?
- It's fine.
- Thank you so much. I cannot...
- No, it's alright. You people can go now.
- I'm dealing with a lot here...
It's fine.
- Thank you so much, darling.
- Thank you so much. Enjoy your day.
Alright, okay...
The lovely people helped us.
Thank you again.
- Okay.
- Thank you so much.
- Bye-bye.
- Thank you so...
so much.
I want to pee.
Stop them!
Stop them!
Go!
- Go!
- You bloody thieves!
- Stop!
- Stop them!
- Go!
- Yeah! Yeah!
- We outsmarted them!
- We destroyed them!
- The way you were drooling, bro!
- Hey, man!
My name is Lefa Moloi.
And this is my best friend.
My right-hand man.
Sipho aka Breakfast Morolane.
And yes, yes, you guessed it.
We're scammers.
And damn good ones too.
But don't judge us just yet.
- Another one in the bag.
- Exactly.
In the bag! In the bag!
I'm hungry.
Hey, hey! No, my guy.
Not my eggs. You're killing me.
I'm sure Granny boiled
some eggs for you.
- I'll boil just two eggs, man.
- You don't buy them.
Stop with your nonsense, Jack!
What's going on?
- Don't try me.
- Is this where you keep your money?
- Hey! Hey!
- Your OCD is on another level.
- Dude, stay away from my money, please.
- You're really organised.
- You must never!
- You are so organised.
- I'm sure you even iron your underwear.
- Wow.
So this is how it works...
I'm the brains of the operation.
Sourcing and planning all the scams.
Creating the fake POPs
and all things IT-related.
Breakfast could've been the next Kenneth
Nkosi if life had worked out his way.
He uses his acting skills to help us morph
into whatever character is required...
for the scam of the day.
With a little bit of luck, of course.
Alright!
Nomasonto, our elder.
You give us the good life.
Hey, what are you doing?
Fuck!
Oh, shit.
Dammit.
My goodness!
This thing is painful, dude.
- You know what?
- Yes?
- You must remove those number plates.
- Now get this shit off me!
I hate doing this shit.
I always have to put on this rubbish.
Koko is all I have left after my parents
died in a taxi accident when I was five.
My plan is to make enough money
so she never lacks anything.
My love! My love!
I love you so much.
Koko, I've brought your pills.
Thank you, Grandson.
I saved some boiled
some eggs for Breakfast.
I know how much he loves his food.
Thank you, Koko.
I always tell Lefa
that if you were 10 years younger...
- I would've been his grandfather.
- Stop it!
Thank you, though.
Please forgive me, my child.
- I only have salt.
- No ways, Koko! Salt?
I'm joking.
Don't worry. I'm sorted.
I have salt, pepper and spice.
Koko, I'll eat on my way.
I have to go somewhere.
See you later.
Yoh! I thought we'd watch...
- The Black Door together.
- Eish, you...
- You know I like it.
- I know. You're so naughty.
If it's not thirst, it's the Black Door.
Okay, easy, young lady.
Take it easy!
Koko, aw!
Aw! I love you so much.
Hey, go easy on salt, Koko.
Hey, I'm okay, Breakfast.
Please take your pills, Koko.
You know what?
You can go and help the people outside.
- I'll take my pills so long.
- Okay.
Bye-bye.
- I hear that you have bad eyesight.
- Yes.
I organised this for you.
Oh, thank you.
You have to take care of the people.
It's the only way to live.
It fulfils me more than anything.
Maybe it's the guilt.
I don't know.
It wasn't always like this.
I used to be a regular guy
with regular dreams...
until life kicked me in the arse
and turned me into this.
I may be operating on the wrong side
of the law, but I still have morals
I live by a very strict code.
I don't take advantage of the poor.
And I only scam people who deserve it.
Greedy people.
If they weren't so greedy,
they wouldn't be scammed. Fact.
But I get it.
We all have different ambitions.
I just want to build my grandmother a house
and get out of the township.
Eish, there's just this one thing
I have to do for my uncle.
And it goes against everything I
believe in. But family is family.
Koko, I wanted to bring
you breakfast in bed.
Keep it.
I'll eat it later.
Eish.
Don't forget the dumpling.
You must take it to your uncle.
He really loves it.
- Thank you.
- I'll do that.
Hey, prisoner!
Hey, what are you doing?
So...
tell me...
have you done it yet?
No, not yet, Uncle.
I don't want to raise any suspicions.
I'm taking it slow.
No...
To hell with pace.
Tell you what...
My conviction...
is not that bad at the moment.
It's armed robbery.
But if they change it...
to first-degree murder, I'm in shit.
Do you want that?
This whole thing doesn't feel okay.
We don't scam innocent people.
That woman is innocent.
Hey, no woman is innocent.
All women are as guilty
as their grandmother, Eve.
They're snakes.
My boy, listen, are you a man
or a chicken?
Huh?
- It's my morals.
- Morals, my foot.
What morals?
- Psss.
- Hey!
Time to go.
- I'll grab you with your balls.
- No!
- I'll grab your balls.
- Take this prisoner back!
That's my uncle's food.
This is my place.
This was our park...
- My husband and I.
- Oh.
We used to take walks here.
He was a very romantic man.
It's beautiful.
Yes.
We can sit here.
Tell me, Thabo...
how are you going to invest my money...
so that you can make me a millionaire
before I die?
I'm going to take
your husband's insurance policy...
and invest it into a series
of quick return portfolios.
No, no.
I don't trust those things, Thabo.
Quick returns?
You can keep your money safely
in the bank...
and hope to get 10% profit
before you die.
I understand that high-risk investment
is not for everybody, so...
I'm sorry if I was too pushy.
I did not mean to.
Have a good day.
Thabo...
Got you!
Wait.
Come back and sit next to me.
Grief makes you weak.
I'm offering hope,
and hope is all she has.
Yes, Ma?
Remember that I said...
I was left with a lot of money.
You can't play with R900,000...
and invest in things you don't know.
But...
- I trust you.
- You will not regret it.
This is the beginning of
the rest of your life.
Thabo...
I'm going to sign...
because I trust you.
Thank you.
That's my sister's boy!
The big dog!
The man I can rely on!
Yeah! Listen...
I know I can count on you...
but do me a favour, my boy.
Make sure that you go to my house and
check if there's no one taking my place.
You know how these dogs are.
Great, boy. Cheers.
But this is my last job, Uncle.
I love you. I love you.
These guys only get it
from the prostitutes.
So I'm thinking, one of us dresses up
as one of these chicks.
Coming up with scams is hard work.
Scamming, by far, is the oldest profession.
It starts with basic entry level scams
like finder-finder.
- Find it. Find it, sister.
- I saw it.
- Where is it, friend?
- It's here.
Some upgrade to a game of dice.
Come.
And others take it to the next level.
Magicians!
They leave you counting papers!
Others have balls.
They snatch and grab.
Not forgetting the fake prophets.
I'm having visions.
Money!
Oh, no! Uncle Bheseni?
And then there's the good old shoplifting.
But with my operation, you need creativity.
Sometimes you hit the writer's block.
Yes!
I go in...
and then as I hold him like this...
we have to time it, so that by
the moment I lock him like this...
When the door opens,
you grab the bag, and we're out of there.
So what do you say?
I think we should take a walk.
We'll go to the plaza, get some dynamite
and strap it up on me...
and go to a bank in town.
You know?
Let's rob a fucking bank, man.
But before that, we must go to a sangoma
and get something to make us invisible.
We must do this!
Oh, no.
No ways, man.
Bra Solly, a beer every day?
I know things are bad,
but this is not on.
Respect yourself.
You need to love yourself.
I drink beer to make myself feel better
and give my body some energy.
Bra Solly, I don't think your wife
would appreciate you saying that.
Listen, my guy, don't
tell me about that one.
That one, you know...
She always complains
about an empty fridge...
and that there's no money.
Imagine, I'm just a caretaker.
Where will I get the money?
A caretaker?
- We need something exotic.
- Uh...
- There you go.
- Boy...
I love it. The colour, the font
Just the whole thing.
- Make it quick.
- The planks?
The planks are for those things.
Okay.
Hmm...
perfect.
Perfect.
Dos Santos Real Estate.
How can I help you?
Hello. How are you?
This is Dos Santos Real...
- Cut! You still need some practice.
- Buzz off, Jack.
At the end of the day, I'm still an artist,
and I'm sensitive about my stuff.
You're disturbing people who are sleeping.
Sorry.
Breakfast...
Breakfast?
- Focus.
- I'm sorry, guys. It's the eggs.
Obviously it's eggs.
That's all you eat.
Uh...
I think we'll take Vusi Gumede.
Finally, we've found the perfect guy
to open a bank account.
You can't arrest a dead man, right?
Listen, guys, the real agents
arrive at 2 o'clock.
So what you need to do
is set up your boards at 9am.
By 2 o'clock...
you must be done,
to avoid any issues.
The apartment keys are with me.
They are yours.
- We are from Dos Santos...
- Who is Dos Santos?
- Dos Santos Real Estate!
- Let me call my boss.
- There's no need to make a fuss about this.
- Excuse me for a second.
- These are the estate agents.
- Oh.
- They're coming to me.
- Oh. Oh.
Guys...
I told you to come here early.
- You must stop...
- Sorry. It's him.
Listen, here are the keys.
- Please make sure everything goes accordingly.
- Sure.
Sharp.
I'll follow you.
Viola!
Fabulous, hey?
I absolutely love it. Space for days.
Enough room for you
to have a bit of hanky-panky.
- And fill it up with children.
- And how big is the house?
Five ensuite bedrooms, darling...
with marble flooring.
Everything is fabulous.
Nothing less than fabulous.
- So tell us, how safe is this neighbourhood?
- Safe?
Well, I'm glad you asked.
It is extremely safe, darling.
So safe you could sleep
with the door unlocked.
Plus, you look like the
liberal type, Davido.
Forget about Davido.
We love it.
- Yes, we love it.
- Of course you'd love it, darling.
Now, this is what we need to do...
Alright, first things first.
We just need to get the formalities
out of the way.
But before we do that,
I just want to say that I love you guys.
- I do. I really do.
- Thank you.
And I love this place for you...
more importantly.
But here's the problem...
I have a lot of people who've come in
to see this place, and they love it...
- but I love it for you. Okay?
- Thank you.
It's a pleasure.
And I want to secure it for you.
But for me to do that...
I will need you to make
a solid deposit right now...
so that it can give me the urge
to hold it out for you, guys. Okay?
So if you're interested,
I suggest you take it.
- Sidney...
- Yes?
Tell me, why do we have Mr Gumede
as the account holder...
- Oh...
- whilst the company is Dos Santos Estate?
Well, you know how it is
in South Africa.
He's just a BEE partner
who sits on his arse the whole day...
doing absolutely nothing
while I do all the work.
But like I said...
I have influence.
I can get it for you.
And if you take it, I swear to you,
it will boost me a lot.
It will make me a partner.
So I'm saying to you guys, take it.
Take it. Take it now.
Now that you put it like that...
- I like it.
- You like it?
Fabulous. Fabulous!
Okay, I'll need you to make the deposit
into that account.
And what you will do
once the deposit has gone through...
you can call that number
and come to collect the keys. Okay?
- Alright.
- Fabulous.
That was easy. That was easy.
As easy as taking off a bra...
Next time we need something
more challenging.
No, Breakfast.
Do you know what challenges entail?
We'll get arrested. I say let's keep
it simple, so that it remains easy.
- Do you get me?
- Okay, boy, I accept.
Yeah.
Yes!
The last payment is in.
Money in the bag!
Money in the...
Money, money in the bag!
- Do the honours.
- In the bag!
For the tenth time,
I didn't take your money.
Who the hell is Dos Santos?
- Give it up.
- You like money too much.
Amen. The smell of it...
Everything is good.
Alright, let's go out and celebrate.
- Let's have fun.
- No.
I want to get some, bro.
I want to get some.
Breakfast, you're the one who's horny,
so just go.
I promised Koko
that I'd renovate her house.
So I'm saving my money
for that project.
- Here's your food, Koko.
- Thank you.
Let me say grace.
Lord, bless our food and the person
who cooked it. Amen.
Amen.
Yoh, this smells delicious.
It reminds me of your father.
- Yoh, he was full of it.
- Hmm.
I once caught him eating
atchar from the bottle.
My goodness.
I miss him, though.
Hmm.
Me too, Koko.
Tell me...
what are your plans this evening?
Koko, today I've cancelled my plans.
It's just you and me.
We'll watch your favourite shows.
No.
You must go out now and then...
so you can meet a beautiful
God-fearing girl.
Don't forget that I want grandchildren
before I die.
You know what, Koko,
I told myself...
that I'd focus on you
and the dream house I promised you.
I'll see women later.
There's plenty of fish in the sea.
Oh, my word!
You're so boring.
I've heard that before.
Lefa! Lefa! Lefa!
Baby-baby!
I'm so inspired today.
Juices are flowing.
I have a brilliant idea.
- Two boiled eggs, please.
- No eggs for you.
Your ideas never end well.
What's going on here?
This is not a sofa.
No, Lefa. No.
- Focus!
- Anyway, so...
we'll set up a furniture-moving company.
Alright?
- Okay.
- We'll get a truck and brand it.
And then we'll wait for a client
to contact us.
When a client contacts us,
we go to them.
We load up all their stuff on the truck...
with the intention of delivering
to their final destination...
but we don't do that.
Instead, we tie them up...
and leave them there.
Brilliant.
Say it. Brilliant.
- Cost effective. It won't cost us...
- Hold on.
No.
Man, are you listening to yourself?
You're talking about kidnapping, theft...
We're not thugs.
We don't target innocent people.
What are you on about?
Which world are you living in?
Scamming is stealing.
- You're a thug. Accept it.
- Hey, whoa, whoa.
We won't do that.
This is what we will do...
We go to a furniture store.
Obviously we'll need to blend in.
So we must dress like the workers.
We identify a mark.
It's easy to spot them.
It's that cheap R18,000 Brazilian hair.
The fake R40,000 bag.
That R10k silk scarf.
And those R15k sneakers.
Come on.
R100k plus,
but you stay in a township?
Obviously, you're looking for a bargain.
Hello.
- Hi.
- How are you?
- I'm good, and you?
- I'm fine.
- You like this sofa?
- Very much. It fits my aesthetic.
You have a good taste.
But look at this.
Look how expensive it is.
- You see?
- Do you work here?
Of course I work here.
I'm even wearing a uniform.
Um, are you interested?
Yes, I like it.
So...
can you see that gentleman behind me?
Don't look!
- Which one? The chubby guy?
- Yes, that chubby guy.
So you know what?
We can give you the whole set...
- Okay?
- For R15,000.
- Can you deliver it today?
- Free delivery.
Okay.
So what must I do?
You know what?
Go to him.
You two will close the deal outside.
We don't want to blow our cover.
There are cameras
all over the factory.
- Okay...
- Where are you going? He's behind us.
- Don't panic.
- You're not guiding me properly.
Please focus.
- Hi.
- Hello, friend.
- Hi, friend.
- How are you?
- I'm good.
- That's great.
That's great.
Let me make things clear.
I'm not stealing from her.
She could say no, report me to the manager.
But remember? Greed.
Hello.
Brother?
It's all there.
You're delivering today, right?
Yes. But let's meet
at the loading bay.
- Huh?
- At the loading bay.
I like your hair.
- This is the money we agreed on.
- Of course, my brother.
Tell me, is that ginger or what?
- As per our discussion.
- Yes, my love. That's great.
- I'll meet you at the loading bay.
- The loading bay.
As per our discussion.
The beauty of it is
we were all in on it.
They can't even go report us.
That's what makes this scam so clean.
They waited for us the whole night.
Yes!
My boy, you're the boss.
You're a genius.
You know what?
I have a cellphone.
I'll watch some porn videos.
Uncle, I can't help but worry
about Mam'Khosi Tlou.
She reminds me of my mother.
I'm being honest.
No!
I wish I could have seen her face...
when she found out that you scammed her,
and the next thing...
She will dies of a heart attack.
I knew I shouldn't have scammed her.
No, no.
These witches must die.
They're alive.
- Why do you hate her so much?
- Never mind all that.
You know what?
I'll send you some money...
to buy my kids these trending sneakers.
Not some stuff from Marabastad.
The trending ones.
Okay? And then I want you
to go to my house...
and make sure that Vivi isn't
messing around with other men.
- Hi, Auntie.
- Hah! Hah! Hah!
What are you doing here, Lefa?
You don't come here anymore.
Since your uncle went to jail,
you don't come here.
- Why are you like this?
- Hey, why are you sitting here?
Find another spot.
Move.
- Don't chase us away like that.
- Jaro, I told you about your people.
Give them crates. Geez!
- How are things going?
- I'm coping, boy. What can I do?
Oh.
No, man, my uncle has sent me.
He says it's not Christmas...
but his boys deserve new shoes
like the other kids.
Your uncle is not serious.
He gave you only the shoes?
- Yes, that's a good thing.
- What will the kids eat?
What will they wear with these shoes?
- Where are they?
- Tshepo!
- Ma?
- Hey, boys! What's up?
- We're fine.
- Alright, boys.
Your dad said I should give you these.
It's new sneakers.
Go to your room and fit them.
They look just like their father.
So, how's the tavern doing?
I'm trying, Lefa.
I fix here and the other side falls apart.
I don't know what to do anymore.
There's load shedding,
and Voltage is retrenching...
I don't know.
My head is messed up.
You work for Voltage?
Yes. Why?
Voltage Electricity.
Your helmet.
Don't forget the toolbox.
Uh, don't forget to take the van
to the professionals for branding.
Aunt Vivi got us statements of small
businesses with high outstanding bills.
All we had to do was get
into character and collect.
Easy.
- Come in.
- Oh, gents...
- Hello.
- How are you?
- I'm good, and yourself?
- I'm good.
I'm Mr Modise,
and I'm with my colleague, Magawula.
Yes.
- Are you here to place an order?
- Mama, we're from Voltage Electricity.
- Voltage?
- You owe a lot of money.
- How much?
- A lot, Mama.
- Nothing says we're owing here.
- Nothing?
- Nothing.
- Nothing?
- There's nothing here, my children.
- This is the rubbish I can't stand.
I can't stand this rubbish!
You're talking nonsense.
Hey, don't tell us that shit! Don't
take that shit you're smoking out on us.
- Whoa! Whoa!
- Don't "Whoa!" me.
- You owe R30,000.
- No way! R30,000?
- Who owes that kind of money?
- We're not here to talk!
We're not here to talk!
We'll cut them off!
- I'll cut them off!
- Whoa, whoa!
- I can't stand this!
- My Roni!
- Yoh, these people say we owe electricity.
- No way.
Hi, gentlemen.
How are you?
Oh, it's people like these
who don't pay.
- How are you, sir?
- I'm fine, and you?
We're fine.
You know what?
You owe a lot of money.
- We're going to switch your electricity off.
- My child, where does it say we're owing?
There's nothing here.
I looked...
Mama, don't play games with me.
- I'm working here.
- Baba...
- come here quickly!
- What?
- Yoh, these kids...
- What's going on?
- I'll break this!
- Whoa!
- You see now?
- No.
I'll go to Voltage and pay.
I know these people. They come
here and use electricity for free.
Look, you're mistaken!
- I'll cut it!
- But...
You're mistaken!
How could you cut us off?
You... You think...
you're smart.
Alright...
- You're playing games...
- We can fix this.
Wait, wait...
Whoa, bro. Come, let's talk.
- Love, we can give him R3,000...
- Relax.
Come, let's talk.
What's a couple of thousands
to keep your business going?
I knew we had them.
Okay, I'm listening.
How can we fix this?
Please give me thirty minutes.
I'll get back to you.
I'll give you ten minutes.
Give them at least R10,000 for now.
I'm expecting some money.
I'll pay you back.
Ten minutes, R8,000.
Thank you.
Uh, Auntie, here's your balance.
The rest will be paid via EFT.
- We didn't give them a chance at all.
- Not at all.
- We terrorised them.
- This one...
if he was in Hollywood,
he'd have an Oscar by now.
Hit here, boy.
I'm impressed.
- Sure, Aunt Viv.
- I'm impressed, boy.
And there are others.
I want you to scam them.
This is for Quality Printers.
They owe a lot of money.
3 million rand.
And, guys, you must ask for more money.
Not R40,000 or R50,000.
Real money. R200,000 and upwards.
I won't be left behind.
I'm going with you.
And I won't get in.
I'll come in as a client.
The account number...
Uh, this is your number, right?
- Yes.
- Um...
'Prudence...'
- You must have received a message.
- Oh, thank you.
Yes, I've received it.
- Yes, ma'am?
- Please send 50% to them.
- Yes, with proof of payment.
- Definitely, ma'am.
- Thank you so much.
- Noted.
Hey, Aunt Vivi!
And...
send.
- What's going on here?
- Shut up!
- Those are the people you're looking for.
- Oh, those?
Hey, piss off!
Why are you looking at me?
Hey, Mr Miyagi, what's your problem?
Do you know me?
Oh...
What's going on here?
Why are you disrupting my employees?
Mr Gumede...
my name is Patrick Mabaso
from Voltage Electricity.
It appears that you're in arrears
of 3 million rands of electricity.
Is that correct?
Correct.
So, since you ignored all correspondences
to see to this matter...
I'm just here doing my job.
You're interrupting my production.
If you don't want us to cut your electricity,
then you'll go through the proper channels.
- Magawula?
- Yes?
Cut it! Cut it!
Let's cut it.
Whoa!
I can give you R10,000.
Right now. 10,000.
Sorry?
- You said how much?
- 10,000.
R10,000 is a small change.
Sir, say something tangible.
- Make it R300,000 or something.
- You're crazy!
I'm crazy?
I'm crazy? Huh?
Am I crazy?
I'm crazy?
- I'm crazy?
- Whoa!
- Am I crazy?
- Whoa!
- I can give you R100,000.
- I said R300,000!
- Fine...
- Just pay him, please.
- We have an order to do.
- Account number.
Talk to him. Talk to him.
Talk to him.
Don't give us that attitude.
It's that one. The first one.
Here you go. Check your phone.
Hey, hey, hey! I said R300,000.
What is R150,000 for?
We've exceeded our daily limit.
You'll get the rest tomorrow.
Come back then.
My dawgs! Are you good?
- Yes, thank you.
- Sure.
Magawula, we can't go
to the same crime scene twice.
Man, we'll get arrested.
- This doesn't sit well with me.
- Lefa...
I made an executive decision, okay?
R300k? Did you want me
to say no to that?
Okay, then tell me, who's the mastermind?
- Are you the only executive?
- You're not appreciative.
- Appreciate what?
- I was taking the lead...
- so I made the decision.
- Oh, the lead.
- You forgot to take this off!
- Whoa! So much noise!
What? Do you have cold feet?
Don't start.
Let me call and put pressure on them.
- I'm still the mastermind.
- Hey...
Hello. Is that Quality Printers?
Prudence here.
I want to let you know that I'll need
my order tomorrow morning. Please.
Thank you.
Hard work is the key to success.
Well...
they say the early bird
catches the fattest worm.
Money.
Petrus!
- Boss? Boss?
- What?
Boss, please.
Well, don't worry, gentlemen.
Everything will be ready
within ten minutes.
Get out of the way!
Catch them! Catch them!
- Let's go!
- I'm bleeding!
- I hurt myself!
- Start...
Oh, no!
Let's go! Let's go!
Magawula, how many times did I ask you
to take the car to the professionals?
- Look what happened now.
- Don't talk to me like that.
Oh?
What are you going to do?
Where have you ever seen wood glue
used on a car?
But I took an executive decision!
Your glue is expensive.
What was I supposed to do?
I hurt my hand
because you chose to cut corners.
- Don't annoy me! You don't use your head!
- Don't talk to me like that.
- Or what?
- Don't talk to me like that!
- I'm the mastermind here.
- Don't talk to me like that!
- What are they going to do?
- Okay...
What is all this noise about?
- So much noise!
- Don't rub point on me!
Lefa, what's this noise
in front of my customers?
Auntie, shush.
- Please don't start.
- But in front of my customers?
I told you to stay out of this, didn't I?
And as for you...
I told you that we don't go back
to a crime scene twice!
Now your sloppiness blew our cover.
They caught us. Look at this!
I don't even have a medical aid!
Auntie...
stay out of this.
And you, Mr Egg...
- you're done.
- I'm Mr Egg now?
- Fuck! Yes, you are.
- I'm Mr Egg now?
- Don't leave me... Hey, Lefa!
- Hey, hey, hey!
Lefa, you can't leave me
with paint on my face. Lefa!
Yoh, it's Quality Printers.
Lefa!
- Hello.
- Hello, Prudence.
Your order is ready.
I don't want that thing.
Oh, Granny...
I'm tired of seeing you
doing laundry in a washing basin...
and complaining about a backache.
- Then what is this?
- It's nothing, Koko.
When we were loading this machine
on the truck, I hurt myself.
But I'm fine.
Oh.
- Hello, Breakfast.
- My love.
Hi, Lefa.
Uh, so...
Please forgive me.
I mean...
But you know me, Lefa.
I get carried away.
Creative juices were flowing...
When you get an offer, you don't say no.
I'm sorry.
I've learnt my lesson.
Are we good?
Are we good?
Good? Nice?
Sure?
I want to make it up to you.
Okay?
I want to make it up to you.
We'll go somewhere and have fun.
But before then...
I got you some thread, my boy!
Freshen up a bit, man!
Take this.
Ooh-la-la!
Listen, those who know me
call me Breakfast...
but those who love me
call me Comrade Mavuso.
Hi, Comrade Mavuso.
I'll spoil you rotten today.
Hey, Lefa, buddy!
Meet my angels.
Florence and Nightingale.
- Watch and learn.
- Hi.
I'm cool. I just want to get
some fresh air. It's hot in here.
You're cool?
What the fuck? Hey, what...
I said I'm fine.
Hello.
Sorry, can I please borrow your phone?
I came with my friends...
No, I didn't, actually. They were
supposed to come, but they didn't.
I don't have a way home.
So, please lend me your phone...
so I can call a cab.
- I'm going to call a cab.
- Oh.
Thank you.
- Thank you, love.
- Sure.
So, why are you standing at the door?
You're nicely dressed in a leopard print.
The party is inside.
- Why are you here?
- The thing is, this is not my scene.
I'm an old-school kind of guy.
I like Bouga Luv...
Oh, Bouga Two Shoes.
Yes, yes, yes.
Oh...
Oh, your cab was too quick.
Thank you.
I'm Lebo, by the way.
- Oh.
- Yes.
- Lefa.
- Lefa. I'm pleased to meet you, Lefa.
Keep well.
So, can you give me your number
if you don't mind?
Oh, I'd love to, but...
Let's just say if we see each other,
we see each other.
Yeah. Sharp, Two Shoes.
You see now? You see?
- I'm sloshed!
- No, Breakfast, man.
Who's that girl you were with?
Tell me, Breakfast, where did you get
this Italian shirt?
You talk nonsense. Italian shirt?
You can't find this anywhere.
Your shirts look like
you work at Baragwanath.
- This is colour-blocking.
- Boiled egg, please.
Sure.
Eish, don't look. Don't look.
Don't look!
- You didn't tell me.
- That girl from yesterday is there.
- Go to her. This is your chance.
- She's out of my league.
- Don't tell me about leagues!
- She's beautiful.
Geez!
Okay, let me go to her.
Where are you going?
Hey, hey, hey.
Hello.
- How are you, Private?
- I'm fine.
- Alright.
- Snacks, please.
Look, sweetheart...
my friend thinks you're pretty.
He's handsome. Give him a chance.
- No, she...
- Hey!
He owns an internet caf.
His life is in order. He's an honest guy.
He'll take good care of you.
Luckily, I'm an independent woman.
I don't need an internet caf.
- Oh, really?
- Yes.
Good for you, but you still need a man.
Guys, it's a date.
Just do this.
Sharp. Enjoy.
Breakfast? Breakfast!
Breakfast!
Are you coming or not?
- Yeah...
- Yeah.
So...
- you like snacks?
- Yes.
Me too.
You know...
the last time when we met...
I couldn't take your number.
Maybe if you can give me your digits...
Uh...
Thank you.
- Thank you.
- Enjoy.
I couldn't afford to waste time.
I made plans to meet up the next day.
You can see guys.
This girl is smoking hot.
Phew!
I've bought you something.
Yoh, Lefa...
I hope you'll like it.
- Thank you.
- Thanks.
- Can I open it?
- Yes, of course.
- Lefa, I hope you didn't spend a fortune.
- No...
Lefa...
what...
Oh...
Thank you.
It's not really my style...
but thank you.
Eish.
I... I flopped, right?
No, don't even think that.
It's just me.
I don't carry a handbag.
Just relax.
Let's do this...
I'll teach you how to shop for me.
I'll give you some time
to get to know me.
- Thanks, anyway.
- Okay.
Um...
- let's toast.
- Okay. To?
- The future?
- Knowing each other better in the future.
Okay!
She's so humble you won't believe, boy.
We have similarities. Her mom died
from cancer when she was young.
She's the only child, just like me.
- Never. Never!
- Serious.
- Never!
- I'm telling you.
- Are amapiano better than hip-hop?
- Yes.
- I'm telling you, that girl is humble.
- That's nice.
Wait until she finds out you're a scammer.
We'll see how nice she is.
Give me eggs,
and condoms for my friend.
Wow. You're jealous.
You're silly.
Why didn't you buy a lollipop for me?
- Obvious...
- Where's mine?
- Okay, okay...
- Don't you dare.
Thank you.
Boy, I can't wait for our next date.
- I always think about her. I even dream...
- Shit, man! Don't we have another topic?
We don't work anymore.
I don't know what I'm doing.
I wake up and do all sorts of hairstyles.
- Yeah. I can also style your hair.
- Yoh! I'd love that.
But, Gogo, isn't this dumpling too much
for the three of us?
No.
You know what, my child?
This dumpling...
Lefa will take it to his uncle in...
In Rustenburg.
Oh, yes, in Rustenburg.
Um, Koko, the Black Door is about to start.
- The Black Door?
- Yes.
Yoh, I don't want to miss out!
Gogo, I also like it.
- Really?
- Yes.
- Let's go then.
- Let's go.
- What happened last night?
- Don't ask. Let's go.
- There's no episode where Mam'Rebs doesn't kill.
- Hey, that one doesn't listen.
Yoh, I don't want to look at this.
Uh, Koko...
- it's time for your pills.
- Oh.
- Take this, I'll get some water.
- Don't worry, I'll get it.
Gogo, please pause it for me,
so I don't miss anything.
Tell me, Lefa...
where did you meet this beautiful girl?
Yoh, my prayers have been answered.
- Don't mess it up.
- No, never, Koko.
As you can see.
I'll never do that.
Thank you, my child.
Knock-knock!
Good evening, people.
My lovey, has the Black Door started?
Oh.
So you started without me.
I see you have a new friend.
Don't take him seriously.
You don't know him.
- He has a screw loose.
- I know. Thank you.
I'm actually here to see Lefa, Koko.
And then?
What about our appointment?
Oh, you know what?
I was...
busy with something.
Sorry.
Okay.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
Lefa, one would think
this is your first relationship.
Move.
Hey!
Tell me...
what have you given my friend?
Since you came into our lives,
he's messing up.
Private school, private school...
- You consult witchdoctors, right?
- No, no, no.
- Hey, don't do that.
- Don't worry. It's okay.
- That's not right. What are you doing?
- I'm just trying to get to know your girl...
since she's spending a lot of time
with us.
- Getting in the way of our money.
- Uh...
- Breakfast, come here.
- Right? Right?
- Come.
- Right?
- Right?
- Let's go.
- Sorry.
- Nxa.
So it's like this now?
It's like this?
- And then?
- Must I leave?
I'll see you tomorrow.
We'll chill. But not today.
Today there's...
Wow.
You know what?
I'll get a girlfriend.
I'll find a girl.
And not one, not two, but three.
- I'll show you.
- Sharp.
- Sharp!
- Bye-bye.
- You're still here?
- I'm leaving.
Please leave, Breakfast.
Thank you, Lefa, for inviting me
to meet your granny.
It really meant a lot to me.
Okay, you're welcome.
Anytime. You can come
even if I'm not here.
- Okay.
- Yeah.
- Thank you.
- My friend is too much.
You don't have to accompany me.
Uh...
So...
I wanted to say thanks again
for visiting me.
- No, don't worry...
- Ouch.
I'm so sorry.
- What happened?
- No...
it's just a small thing.
I was helping my granny with a dumpling.
- What? Can you cook a dumpling?
- I'm a chef.
- Serious?
- Yes.
- Okay.
- So, uh...
- Can I...
- Oh...
Good morning, guys.
Hey, Let's, buddy.
It's busy here.
Huh? Huh? Huh?
- And then?
- Aha!
- Aha!
- Nice threads!
- Exactly.
- What's up with you?
- When last did I dress up like this?
- Now you're my role model.
- I'm killing it.
- I'll be back. Let me attend to a customer.
Uh, hello. Can I help you?
Which computer would you like to use?
Hello, Sipho.
No, I'm not Sipho.
Uh, Sipho!
- Hey, hey, hey.
- Sipho...
Zinhle... Hi.
You're so beautiful,
it's like you bath with almond milk.
- Shall we?
- No, mister!
I don't want you.
I want the one in the picture.
Uh, funny you say that.
You know? Um...
We're actually identical twins.
Identical?
Then what happened to you?
Um, funny you ask that.
It's a bit insensitive but...
I've had a thyroid condition
since I was young.
It's left me looking like a cuddly creature.
He suffers from a skin condition...
that's left him looking
like a serial killer.
Well, I've heard it all.
I don't have time for this nonsense.
Are we going or not?
I'm so sorry. I only have eyes
for one person, and it's not you.
- Yoh, I'm bored.
- Zinhle, wait.
Give me a chance.
Listen, I'm worth a chance!
And then? Breakfast, what's going on?
Are you out of your mind?
- Hey, back off!
- No, Breakfast, bro.
- No, my foot! I'll find a girl.
- But you need to be yourself...
- and the right girl will come along.
- Listen to yourself.
- Yes.
- Do you hear yourself?
That shit only happens in movies, Lefa.
This is real life. Catch a wake up.
I was going to get laid.
You're messed up.
- Shh.
- I'm not shouting. It's true.
The customers... Actually, Lebo and I...
decided to take things slow.
Sometimes sex in a relationship
ruins things.
We want this to be a long-term thing.
- Do you get me?
- Are you hearing yourself?
- Yes.
- This guy!
What are you saying?
You're sex-starved as we speak.
You don't get laid?
Listen, bro, you need
to catch a wake up, okay?
I'll try my luck with that chick.
Let's meet at the restaurant
after you've met your uncle.
You don't get laid?
Hey, man, you like dumplings, hey?
Hey, my boy.
So you have a girlfriend?
Just when I was starting to think, hey...
You!
No, Uncle, listen, this one is the one.
She's a hot-stepper.
When you talk about wife material...
you're talking about her.
She's hotter than hot.
- Chilly hot.
- Yes.
You know, every strong man
deserves a woman.
- Yes.
- But, look, my boy...
don't mix business with pleasure.
That's a no-go area.
Oh, I'll make sure I don't do that.
But she's different.
Really?
You must come with her
so I can see her.
I'll take...
- a little peep.
- No ways, Uncle!
I want us to be serious first.
Imagine if I bring my woman
to see my family member...
who is in orange overalls.
A jailbird!
No ways.
- Hey, don't mess with me.
- You must go now!
- Piss off, man!
- Sergeant...
- Hey, hey!
- Piss off!
- Let's go. Hey!
- I'll fuck you up.
- I'll fuck you up!
- Uncle?
Yoh!
- You!
- I'm sorry, my friend.
I invite you for lunch, and you're late.
Are you going to blame the rain?
- And the wine?
- It's going down.
I've ordered. Hello?
I'm sorry. I got held up.
You're always held up these days.
And then?
I couldn't wait.
I ordered two plates.
- And you finished them?
- Just like that.
You think I should've just sat here?
Hey, sis.
- There you go.
- Yoh! Yoh! Yoh!
Bon appetit.
Salads? What's going on here?
- Huh?
- Yes.
- You eat healthily.
- I'm managing my weight.
- So listen, I want us to hit that...
- Hello. I'm so sorry I'm late.
The rain here...
I didn't know this place was so fancy.
Can I get a chair, my sister?
How are you, Breakfast?
Thank you.
Lefa, why did you call your girlfriend?
I thought it would be just the two of us.
No, I invited her.
Because since we're a team now...
we could have a nice bonding session.
Alright then.
Let's bond.
Okay.
Guys... Team...
listen, I've been here for a while,
and I won't pay for this shit.
- You know how we work, right?
- What?
Let's do this shit.
Huh-uh!
There are worms in our plates!
Come and look here!
Sir, what seems to be the problem?
The problem?
There are worms in our food, sir.
- Sir, that's impossible.
- Impossible? What is this?
Take a look at that. There are worms
in our plates. This is unacceptable.
I'll have you know, we're health inspectors,
and we should be closing this place.
Tell him, James.
- James?
- James, tell him.
James?
James, come on! Tell him!
Worms!
Look at this.
There are worms in our plates.
What's going on here?
What are you doing?
Why did you leave me hanging? I was
calling you James. Why didn't you respond?
But what... Look, baby,
it's not what you think...
So what's going on?
Oh...
so your girlfriend doesn't know
you're a scammer?
- Excuse me?
- I thought we were a team. Team.
Why are you doing this?
- Jealousy makes you nasty.
- Jealousy?
- You think you know me, Lefa.
- Me?
I'll remind you who you really are.
I don't know this person in front of me.
- What's your problem?
- You're a dropout.
You're a thief, just like me.
- Look, I brought Lebo here so we could...
- That's the problem! You brought your chick!
Do you have a problem
because you don't have a girlfriend?
You have a problem?
You even go around with worms!
I'm still going to talk shit.
- Hey, I'm talking to you!
- I'm not scared of you.
- Get him out!
- Let's go.
Let's go.
- Why am I the problem?
- We're being kicked out now!
- Don't touch me!
- Get out!
What is your problem, Breakfast?
What has gotten into you?
You're the dumbest prick!
I'm the mastermind, not you.
Learn to stay in your lane
and be the joke that you are.
I wish I had never met you!
You've been a burden
since our high school days.
- I always...
- Wait! Wait!
- What are you going to do?
- I can...
- Breakfast, leave him.
- Hit me. Hit me, sir!
- Leave him alone.
- What are you going to do?
Hit me?
Huh?
I'll show you that I can make it
without you.
- We will see.
- We will see.
We'll see.
Go!
Damn you!
Yoh!
I genuinely feel like I'm going to be sick.
No, Lebo, I'm so sorry...
Don't touch me. What are you doing?
I don't even know who you are.
It's me. Lefa.
Come on, Lebo.
- I love you.
- You love me?
How?
Do you even know what that means?
I hate you, Lefa.
- I never want to see you again.
- No...
Move!
- Lebo...
- Move!
Lebo?
Lebo!
Your call has been forwarded
to an automatic voice message system.
Come on. Come on.
Come on. Come on.
I felt like a failure.
I was losing my mind.
She wasn't taking my calls.
Not responding to my messages.
The only phone call I got was...
the police station.
Constable Pretorius!
I demand you release my client
right away.
You arrested him based on hearsay. You don't
have substantial evidence to detain him.
Yes, sir, I'm so sorry.
We made a mistake.
Let me tell you, your apologies
mean nothing. You need to be...
solution-driven.
- When are we going to be released?
- Hey, shut up, prisoner!
You're going home.
Oh, Dali Mpofu.
Look at you, Gwede Mantashe.
Stealing clothes to disguise as an old man!
Really?
I don't know why you bothered coming here.
I would've sorted this shit myself.
Well, we're friends.
Just because we had a fallout
doesn't mean I can't help you.
Piss off.
If you expect me to thank you,
forget it, okay?
I think you seem to forget
that all this shit is all your fault.
Oh?
You know what? I'm tired.
Actually, I'm sick and tired of your shit.
Lebo dumped me because of you.
Do me a favour.
Go your way, and I'll go mine.
Nxa.
Your call has been forwarded
to an automatic voice message system.
Please record your message.
Hi, Lebo, it's me.
Listen, I know we're not on good terms...
But it's Koko.
She has collapsed.
Can we meet, please?
I need you.
Lefa, let's go.
Which hospital is Gogo in?
Hey, Lefa, don't tell me
something has happened.
Um...
- Uh...
- Lefa, let's go!
No, the thing is, Koko...
Koko is...
She's not sick.
I wanted to see you.
- Because there was no other way I could see you.
- So you chose to lie? Again?
You know what?
- You're something else.
- No, no! I'm begging you.
Please give me a chance to explain.
Please.
You have one minute.
Well, you know...
after...
After my parents passed away...
I was left with Koko and my uncle.
And life was tough at home...
but my uncle was the one
who supported us...
with his scams.
When he was arrested and sent to jail,
I had to drop out of school.
Then that's when I started with...
scams because...
it was the only way I knew
how to make ends meet and support Koko.
Lefa, just...
When I first met you,
you were an honest man.
You had talent, a businessman...
You had dreams.
To find out that was all lies...
and that you're a criminal...
Lefa, I care about you.
I don't understand why you lied to Gogo.
How do you lie to me...
Lefa, I love you. I just don't...
I love you.
And in order for us
to have a proper future...
- you need to be legit.
- Okay, okay...
Look... Look, love...
I'll change my ways.
I'll leave the life of crime and scamming.
I'll go legit.
Okay?
Okay.
Are you giving me the silent treatment?
Lefa, I don't know what to say.
At work, one of our biggest investors
pulled out.
We're all on the verge
of being retrenched.
- Yoh.
- Yeah.
They say they need, I think,
1.3 million in investments.
If we don't get it...
we're done for.
Who has 1.3 million lying around?
My love...
don't worry. Okay?
Everything will be alright.
It couldn't have come at a better time.
This is exactly what I needed.
I had to make some tough decisions,
but Lebo was worth it.
I had to sell everything
that linked me to my old life.
Including my uncle's car.
That's all of it.
Uh...
- Hello.
- Come, sir.
I've bought it.
I'm taking the printer right now.
- It's in good condition.
- Huh-uh, I'm taking it home.
- Bye-bye. Thank you.
- Okay, bye-bye.
Hey, ma'am...
- Wait... Nomasonto?
- Uh-uh. What's your problem?
- What are you doing with this?
- I bought it.
- What's going on?
- Hey, what is it?
- Huh?
- And then? Nomasonto?
I sold her. I sold all the equipment.
I'm shutting down our internet caf.
That's news to me, Lefa.
- When were you going to tell me?
- If you answered your phone, you'd know.
I don't answer your calls because
since you met that girl, you're annoying.
Oh?
Now I'm here to fix things,
I bump into this shit!
I saved you some money from the sales.
Here's your money.
Take it.
Okay, you've closed the internet caf,
but...
what about our other things?
I'm going legit now.
I don't want that life anymore.
What are you saying, Jack?
What the...
I can't believe this.
I cannot...
This girl must be good in bed. I've
been friends with you since we were six.
- Watch your mouth.
- You watch your mouth!
What am I going to do? Huh?
What am I going to do with my life?
I don't know,
but you don't need me right now.
Try to find a normal job
and live a normal life...
Hey, I'm a scammer!
- Don't tell me about living a normal life!
- Keep your voice down.
Look, I can't choose for you
how you should live your life.
- But I'll always be...
- I wish I never met that chick.
You're full of shit!
You shit! You shit!
- Ouch!
- You shit! You shit!
- Come here.
- You shit!
- I will...
- You shit!
- This isn't bad.
- No, this is impressive.
Yeah...
- Oh, this is Mr Mdluli.
- Oh.
Mr Mdluli, this is Lefa.
- Hi, Lefa. How are you? Mr Mdluli here.
- I'm well, sir. Lefa.
- Nice to meet you.
- Yeah.
As you can see, this is one
of our three branches across the country.
- Okay.
- Uh, unfortunately, if we don't have...
an investor anytime soon,
we'll be forced to close shop.
I believe that's where you come in.
Oh. I believe...
that you need an investment
of about 1.3 million?
No, no, it's actually 1.8 million rands.
Yes?
Lefa, actually, I think we'll make a plan.
1.8 million is a lot.
No, no, no, I...
- I can come up with the funds.
- I'm sure you can.
- Are you serious? 1.8 is a lot.
- Don't worry, baby.
- Trust me. I'll make a plan.
- Huh? Are you sure?
- Yes.
- Okay, good luck.
- Nice to meet you.
- Likewise, Mr Mdluli.
- We'll see you soon.
- Can I see you in the office?
Okay, it's fine.
Lefa!
You know what, baby?
I see that side as a vintage section.
- Okay, and a couch.
- Sports cars there.
Maybe a coffee machine there
for our serious clients.
After calculating all my savings
and selling all my assets...
I still came up short.
Luckily, I had one more option.
A bit dangerous, but it was worth the risk.
Hey, Sporo.
- What's up? Here's the boy.
- Yoh, yoh, yoh!
- Joe's nephew, my boy!
- Hello, brother.
- How are you?
- I'm good.
I see you wear fancy shirts now.
Sash, move for the boy to sit.
Our potential client.
Yeah.
Do you know him?
He's Joe's nephew.
He went to jail a poor man.
I heard your story, boy.
What you're here for is beyond you, boy.
The money you're asking for is a lot.
Will you be able to pay it back?
If you fail to pay it back,
your granny's house...
will be turned into a tavern.
I will own that house.
Do we have an agreement?
We agree, right?
No! No, Lefa!
Your father was raised in the house.
I have lots of memories
in this house.
Please, Koko.
Please trust me.
I've managed to raise 90%.
- Really?
- Yes.
Thank you.
Sorry, it's like music to my ears.
I think it's safe to say
we can sign the contract.
Oh.
And the pen is here.
Um...
Thank you.
I promise you I won't let you down.
I know you won't.
Phew!
This is such a big moment for me.
Welcome on board.
So...
Okay...
I want to say thank you.
I wouldn't have done this
without you.
You would have done it.
You're the most determined person
I know.
I'm just here for the ride.
Well, I hope you're ready
for this long ride because...
- it's not going to stop anytime soon.
- Relax. I'm not going anywhere.
And I've told my dad about you.
- Oh?
- Yes.
So when do I meet my father-in-law?
Okay, chill.
My dad doesn't play that game.
You must bring cows first.
- Oh.
- Hmm.
No problem. I'm a patient man.
So, how many cows do you want?
It was a figure of speech.
What's wrong with you?
I'm just glad everything worked out.
I love you so much, Lefa.
I love you too.
Very much.
And I thought maybe...
today you could sleep over
so that we can do what adults do.
Just relax.
There is time for everything.
So tomorrow night...
what needs to happen will happen.
Don't worry.
Just relax.
Wow! Look how handsome you are!
Your parents would be so proud of you.
What about you, Koko?
- Are you proud of me?
- Yoh, me?
I'm always proud of you.
You have a good heart.
You always help everyone I know.
The rest is just an extra.
Thank you, Koko.
- Wait, I forgot something.
- What is it?
- Uncle?
- Hey, boy-boy!
Uncle, well done.
Thank you.
You did a great job.
- Sharp, Uncle.
- Alright, my boy. Enjoy your day.
- Bye-bye.
- Cheers.
Look at this.
This was your father's most favourite suit.
I'm sure he'd be so proud
if you wore it.
It will be your lucky charm.
Huh, Koko? No.
Surely, it was fashionable in the 1950s.
But no.
You can see it's not new.
Look, Lebo bought me
a nice suit.
- Not this Lebohang of yours again!
- I'm sure Daddy will understand.
Look, how about you take this?
Maybe one of these days
you'll need it.
It belonged to your mother.
Thank you, Koko.
Let me go tell my friends
and neighbours.
- I want them to see how beautiful you are.
- No, Koko...
- Koko, there's no need. Koko?
- Mh-hmm.
- Keep well, Grandson.
- Thank you, Koko.
I'm so happy.
- Good luck, my son.
- Thank you.
When you buy a new car,
I'll be the first one in it.
- You just like rides.
- Go well.
- Thank you. Keep well.
- Thank you.
Gents, see you later.
Sure, guys.
- Well done and good luck.
- Hi, sister. Thank you.
- Sure, gents.
- Sharp, boss.
- Sharp-sharp.
- Heita. See you around.
Sure.
Hello, sister.
Finally, our lives are
about to change forever.
Hi, Lefa.
But the past has a funny way
of creeping up on you.
Hi.
You're not going to make this easy
for me, are you?
Listen, Lefa, please forgive me
for everything that happened.
You know?
Never mind the fact that you also said
some unsavoury words to me.
- You know?
- I thought you wanted to apologise.
Listen, man, um...
I don't like Lebo, you know?
Never have, never will.
It is what it is. Okay?
I see what you're doing
with your life.
I can see that you love her.
You know?
I'd be a fool not to see that she's making
you the man you've always wanted to be.
Listen, buddy...
you're more than just a friend to me.
You're my brother.
Alright?
Thank you, Sipho.
I wish you luck too.
Sipho?
Sipho?
Not even Breakfast?
- Sipho?
- I'm joking.
- Gotcha!
- It's not funny.
Don't play like that.
Nxa.
- Where are we going?
- It's a surprise.
- A surprise?
- Yes.
I hope it won't surprise me
more than this suit you're wearing.
- Bro, this was my father's suit.
- I'm so sorry.
When they talk about big moves,
they mean things like...
Aha!
A warehouse?
Okay, okay.
I like how you think.
We're upscaling here.
I like it. I like it.
Sure. Sure.
What the...
hell!
You know what? There has to be
a perfect explanation for this.
Maybe...
they're doing stocktaking.
Or maybe they're spring cleaning
for the new owner.
I don't know.
Maybe.
Let me call Lebo quickly.
She'll give me clarity.
Ooh!
Oh, shame.
Oh, Lebo, thank God you're here.
Tell me, what happened to the dealership?
Where are the other partners?
There's one person who can tell you
all about this, Two Shoes.
Ma!
I believe you've met my mother.
- She's your mother?
- Hello, Lefa.
Or should I say Thabo?
Mrs Tlou? What's going on?
What are you...
- What are you doing here?
- Have you forgotten that you stole my money...
and left me with nothing?
I almost died.
- I was...
- What were you hoping to happen?
You left me and my child with nothing.
We had to start from...
- Scratch.
- Scratch.
My child Palesa said she'd never rest
until she'd found whoever did this.
She followed you.
She tailed you.
There's something you don't know
about her.
You leave a trail wherever you go.
She found you through following your trail.
My gut told me that something
was smelling fishy.
It looked familiar
and had Joe written all over it.
The same Joe who killed my husband.
Okay, Ma, if Joe has something
to do with this...
I don't want to get involved.
- Shut up.
- Just ignore Breakfast.
Listen here, you and your big-bellied
friend pretend as if you're surprised.
You're acting surprised and dumb.
You don't know anything now.
You act like you wouldn't have done that.
Wouldn't he have done it?
- He would.
- You did it. We also would have done it.
- Wouldn't we?
- We would.
You got me.
But you should've just been honest
with me, Lebo.
No!
Palesa.
- I was telling the truth when I said I loved you.
- That's where the problem with you is.
You'd do anything for your loved ones.
I saw it with Breakfast...
- Joe, Koko...
- Don't mess with me.
- And then eventually, me.
- Don't talk shit about me!
- Fucking...
- I asked myself who this was.
Don't worry, Ma, I'll teach him a lesson.
Nxa.
Listen here, I call the shots now.
I'm in charge!
Oh, Lefa, Lefa.
I bought you a fitted suit...
but...
One thing about tables,
they always turn.
I lost everything.
Including Koko's house.
Okay. Alright.
It's true what they say.
There is no honour amongst thieves.
- I loved her.
- I know, boy. I know.
I know.
- I loved her!
- I know. I know.
This girl played me.
Shh. Alright, I know.
I'm so sorry, boy.
Sorry, boy.
Fuck!
- What is God doing to me?
- I'm sorry.