The Life of Rosa (La Vida Rosa)

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One hundred twenty.

That's too low, how about 200?

- -One hundred thirty?

Let's make it 180. It's in great condition.

How about 130?

What do you say?

Fine, 175.

- 120? -

I thought we agreed on 130?

-Deal, 130. -Wait, 130 is--

You're a good kisser!

-Honey? -Hon...

What's this? What's the meaning of this?

I'm just discussing the rates with your husband.

-How dare you! -No! You got it all wrong!

-Calm down! -It's not what you think!

Damn you!

After all I've done for you, this is what I get?

I bet you've been seeing her for a long time!

How dare you, honey!

Hey! Come back here!

-That's our car! -Hey! Come back, Miss!

Don't just stand there, do something!

Call the guardhouse!

Call the police!

My goodness!

Do you think we can pawn that car to Lupo for P150,000?

The engine is in good condition.

What do you expect, it was owned by an engineer.

Hey! Get some food for your grandma before you eat!

But, Mom!

You can't just hit me whenever you like.

Mom, let's eat.

Leave that to Enteng!

He'll take care of those clothes later.

It's getting late.

Someone might take interest in these.

Better safe than sorry.

Come on! The food's great! It's imported.

Why is there a car in our garage?

-Is it ours? - It's not.

It's ours.

Why are you still up?

Stop that, your eyes are drooping.

It's almost done, Mom.

As if you understand English...

Come on.

Rosa, let's not pawn the car to Lupo.

I like the car, the engine is in great shape.

I'll convert it to a cab and earn from it.

What?

Are you kidding?

You won't make much out of it.

With the price of gas, you'll hardly earn from it.

If that's true,

then why are there a lot of cabs around the city?

What I mean is, we can make what you earn in a month,

we can make in just one day.

You don't get it, I want a regular job.

A job that doesn't intrigue our neighbors.

What do they care about us, anyway?

Even if they don't care,

they still spread gossips about us.

-So you'll be a cabbie for them? -Not for them! For myself!

It's not every day that we have a racket.

I'm getting bored here at home.

I don't care what other people say.

But I do!

Finally, you admit it.

Someone wants to be a cabbie...

"What does your husband do for a living?"

"He's a taxi driver."

"Wow, so Dado is now a changed man?"

Why do you say so? That car was stolen.

He's a taxi driver and a carnapper at the same time.

Give me a break, Rosa.

Why? You're getting pissed already?

Are you mad? Mm?

Rosa, let me have the car.

I promise I'll give you my earnings every day.

Don't be choosy when it comes to passengers.

So what if their drop-offs are only close by?

It's better than driving around without a passenger.

Just look at Esmi.

She's gotten into several fights with cabbies.

Oh, those drivers.

They become choosy especially when it rains

and when you're carrying a heavy load.

What plate do you want?

There's blue, red, green, and yellow.

Only the yellow ones are allowed for cabs, stupid.

How should I know? Here.

Azon! Dado's here!

Mom! Where's Enteng?

I'm sure he's gambling again.

I've been waiting for hours already.

I even had to bother Clara just so I could pee.

Please hand me my things.

Here you go.

-Mom, that's enough. -We might still earn a few.

Enteng!

I'll go ahead, let's play again tomorrow.

Give us a chance to regain our losses.

But we have to go home.

You stubborn kid!

We've been looking for you

only to find out you're just gambling here!

You're getting addicted to gambling.

Ouch!

- Alms, please. -Shut up!

Wow! Grandma earned a lot! Can you give me a bonus?

Hey, don't touch that.

You're just saving your money for nothing.

I'm saving up for emergency.

I'm not like your mom who's irresponsible

when it comes to money.

Where are the bills?

Enteng! Give it back!

Let me have them, Grandma!

You sly kid!

How dare you steal from your own grandmother?

Give it to me!

-Fine, I'll return it. -Enteng, come here.

Rosa, talk some sense to your son.

He does nothing but gamble.

Whenever I need to pee, I have to ask for Clara's help.

And to think she's crippled.

-You're gambling again? -Ouch! Ouch!

I told you to look after your grandma!

Ouch! You're ripping my ear off!

Come here. Mm.

Do you recognize him?

Who does he look like?

He looks like Jojo,

the male prostitute from Morayta.

How about this one?

She looks like Ruffa Gutierrez.

Doesn't she look like your mother?

But you don't have a mole on your cheek.

-Why? Does Ruffa have one? -But she looks just like her!

- -Oh, my ugly son!

Mom, you're being annoying.

You should be thankful someone still kisses you.

You stink, go take a bath.

-Dado? -Yes?

Don't take your cab out tomorrow.

We're attending a wedding.

Wedding?

I would like to present to you

the parents of the groom!

Here's Engr. Trinores Santos

and Ms. Annabelle Ochoa Santos...

That's your father. Remember his face.

Congratulations!

Mommy!

Is that old man really my father?

I told you already, yes.

Don't butt in later. I'll do the talking.

-Just smile. -Okay.

Atty. Palomo! How are you?

What are you doing here?

I'm coming to your daughter's wedding.

I saw it in the papers.

I must say, this event is too luxurious.

But the food is quite bland.

This is a special occasion for us.

I don't want any disturbance.

Who wants to, anyway?

Oh, Atty. Palomo. You haven't changed at all.

Excuse me, I have to go inside.

Wait a second. Before you go, I'd like you to meet your son.

What?

Our son.

I even named him after you.

-Vicente Palomo Jr. -What's this nonsense?

You want me to cause a scene in here?

What do you want from me?

I just want you to acknowledge your son.

Take a good look.

You have one thing in common...

-You're both dark-skinned! -That's not substantial proof!

You really have no shame at all.

You abandoned us before,

and now you're denying your own son?

Make sure you leave something for your son before you die.

My friend!

Hey, buddy!

Excuse me. Let's talk some other time.

Why aren't you with your wife?

She's at home with our grandchildren.

Come on, let's go inside.

Put that in the car.

Yes, ma'am.

Be careful with those.

Enteng, call Dado.

Enteng, come here.

Here.

Dado, carry the heavy ones.

I'll return this if it's defective.