Before Granny Gets Us (Sebelum Dijemput Nenek)

Hestu.

Hestu.

Finally,

you're home.

Shit!

Wait, what?

You can unlock my door?

I have a spare key.

- Morning, Hestu. - Morning, ma'am.

The electricians are here.

You said there was a problem with the electricity in your room, right?

Yes, ma'am.

It short-circuits a lot.

Yes, that's why I called them.

They're pretty famous.

Are they okay without gloves?

He's used to it.

He was born near an electricity pylon.

The center.

- Damn! - Huh?

There's still a strong current.

Hestu, you can go ahead and shower first.

Sure.

MS. NENENG'S YOUNG EXECS BOARDING HOUSE

Oh dear.

Hestu.

Don't you worry.

I'll take care of it.

- Thank you, ma'am. - Okay.

Hello.

- Sir. - Morning.

- Wow, are you fishing, sir? - Yeah.

Life is hard. Don't make it harder.

- Excuse me, sir, ma'am. - Heading for work?

Mr. Hestu?

But I haven't pressed it yet.

Just press it.

HRD BOSS

- Hello, sir? - Hello, Hestu?

- Have you reached the office? - Yes, sir.

There are six employees you need to fire.

All the info is in the meeting room,

so just let them know.

Yes, sir.

Morning.

- Morning, sir! - Morning, Hestu!

It's very hard for me to break this to you.

But I'm really sorry, Put.

What is this?

I'm fired?

I just made a down payment on my motorbike.

I've only been working for a week.

Why am I fired? So soon?

But my 200,000 debt to you is cleared, then, okay?

Shit.

Screw you, Hestu!

I didn't know you'd be such an ass! Karma will get you!

Okay, the sixth one.

HESTU BRATA SANTOSO HR STAFF

I'm the sixth one?

- I'm fired too? - Oh, yeah.

"Why me?"

My job is to tell people to fire other people.

To fire six people at once,

I couldn't do that.

It's too cruel.

Sir.

You can't do this to me!

What?

You want to hit me?

Your negative emotions have taken over.

Don't you know

that in every job,

we must be prepared?

Look.

Over there.

Hey, look.

This is also recording.

Still not enough? Look.

Okay.

I think that's all. Thank you.

Please leave. I need to make more content.

Hopefully, I go viral and you watch my videos.

Hello! Welcome back to Critical Expertise.

- But we can still hang out, right? - Yes.

It's okay.

There, there.

Damn it!

Goddamn company! Shitty bank!

I hope you get pestered for money forever!

Serves you right.

You got fired too.

So arrogant.

That's what you get for being self-righteous.

Karma got you, huh?

Take that.

That's called instant karma.

You get it instantly, get it?

Karma? Karma you say?

If you want to complain, just do it!

What?

- Why is he getting angry? - Pick up your phone.

Go and complain to your mom about all your problems here.

"Mom, I got laid off."

Why do you keep calling?

Why are you angry?

You sound like someone who just got laid off.

Why do you keep calling me?

Every hour, every minute.

I'm busy.

Come home!

Grandma misses you a lot.

If it weren't for her, I wouldn't have called you.

All right. Stop yelling.

Whatever, man.

You're yelling too.

Just come home!

Grandma is sick now because you never come home.

Ever since I left,

you've been using that excuse, she's always "sick."

She seems healthy enough to nag at me.

I can't come home. I'm busy.

If you want me to believe you,

just say that Grandma died.

Then I'll come home.

You're crazy.

Watch what you say, or you might regret it.

Whatever.

No wonder.

He has no empathy.

Look at his behavior.

Karma will get you!

Back off, go.

Whose cat is that?

Nicholas?

Nicholas!

I'm so sorry.

There's no one to look after him at home.

Mr. Hestu?

- Yes. - Hop on.

Let's go.

I'm sorry about the bike.

It's too small.

- There's no space. - Yes, sorry.

- Move forward a little. - Okay.

Sorry about that.

These days, all the motorbikes are designed very small.

What's going on here?

Hestu, I'm so sorry.

This is my fault. Will you forgive me?

Well, your room…

Your room…

Earlier,

I just left for a moment.

Are you sure, ma'am?

And stopped by the repair shop.

Okay, fine.

I stopped by the salon too.

I had to get my eyebrows done.

The special price was ending today.

Sometimes, bad luck just never stops.

Hang in there, man.

At least you still have a job.

That's right.

What's rightfully yours will always be with you.

Gosh.

Can we not do this right now?

This is your fault! Because of your words.

You're such an ungrateful grandchild.

She's been waiting for you to come home.

Your grandma got really sick.

And now, she's passed away.

Stop here, please.

Stop up there, sir.

Come on.

Oh, sorry. Sorry.

Excuse me, excuse me.

WANGUN VILLAGE

Okay.

- That's Hestu, right? - Yeah, Hestu.

When his grandma was sick, he never visited.

Now that she's dead, he's back.

- He probably just wants his inheritance. - Right.

Rich people, huh?

Hestu, my deepest condolences.

Hang in there, Hestu.

- Your grandma must be proud of you. - Right.

You're kind, successful, humble, and you still remember your village.

Hestu.

Your twin is waiting for you at the grave.

- See you. - Be strong.

Grandma Siyem actually died on Saturday Wage,

at six o'clock

on the sixth

of the sixth month.

It's cursed.

The myth says

if someone dies on a Saturday Wage, they'll take someone back with them.

Could it be that Hestu is about to die?

- Nonsense. - Why?