Discussion on Economic Issues and Governance

Bus fares. They'll raise them tomorrow. It takes time to do good.

Mm-hmm. It doesn't take time to do bad. Lottery now, prize tomorrow. Mm.

Yes. No problem. They say there's no money to buy diesel.

I knew this situation would come. Yes. You knew.

But what was your intention that day? To come to power.

We'll see later. We'll see later how it goes. We'll see later.

That's why you called a strike— You gave what was needed. Now You're sitting here munching away now.

Now, with no money. No diesel, nothing else, can't buy tires tomorrow, can't buy bolts, driver. All right?

Fine, there's no money for diesel. Then why is there no money to pay salaries?

Why can't you pay those workers' wages with the money you have?

Yes. Why are you paying half salaries, paying quarter salaries? Mm, why? Why?

You have to get public opinion, above all. What next?

Take a public poll—again? Are we your bonded laborers?

For the profits you make, for the power you should have had, you make us scapegoats and enjoy the show, Are we your bonded laborers?

People should not forget this. I'm telling you. Absolutely.

They're increasing it in stages, very cleverly.

Hmm, if they do it all at once, it'll cause a commotion.

It won't happen just because you think so.

We'll calculate it further, in stages, and set it based on distance now.

How many kilometers to cover— Oh, oh, you're not the only smart one here.

Yes, correct. You're not the only one. Whose daughters took money at home?

I'll make you admit it now, guarantee, guarantee.

After making your husbands hand over the money.

You didn't give two thousand, but took six thousand.

Pawning your self-respect, because they said so, rights and all, listening to nothing but foolish talk.

You've brought us to this situation, with the state and its finances.

Yeah. We have no dignity or respect. Why should we scold them?