My Stupid Boss 2

Mr. Kho.

Please tell Bossman to buy us new saw machines.

That'll help us a lot.

We could work way faster.

The work would be done in minutes. Am I right?

Yes, but...

Tell that guy to move his bike. If Bossman finds out, he'll give us hell.

Nah, maybe he's just a customer.

Talk to him if you want.

Hello. Happy morning.

You can't park your motorcycle there.

Because... it's very troublesome.

Good morning.

Riding a bike to work is actually fun.

It's new, you know, Mr. Kho.

Fresh from the showroom.

Take a look at it. Huge bike.

Right? Don't get too excited though. Take it easy.

It's cool, right?

Kamen Rider.

Hey! It's Renegade, Mr. Kho.

Not "Kamen Rider."

It's expensive, you know.

It's way more expensive than a Proton,

your national brand.

- It seems that you have a lot of money. - Business is good so far, thank God.

Can you buy a new saw machine for Faisal?

I don't have the money.

Huh?

But you said, "Business is good so far, thank God."

When did I say that?

Are you making that up?

I think you're getting old and you have hearing problems.

Have you tried cotton buds?

Bunch of fools.

Hey, Faisal! Park my bike.

Let's go, guys, pick up the pace!

- Is the letter ready, Sikin? - Hold on.

Did you wash your face with sugar?

What?

Because you look so sweet today.

Hey, Adrian, it's too early to flirt.

- You ready, Rahmat? - Yes, ma'am.

- Other Indonesian workers ready? - Yes, ma'am.

Sikin, cover for me while I'm out.

- OK. - Good morning.

Hey!

Why do you all look dumbfounded?

Take it easy.

Sikin, close your mouth.

I'm not a celebrity.

You look like you've never seen one.

Why are you still wearing your helmet in the office?

Because this morning,

I rode my new bike to work.

A huge bike.

Whoa!

If you're curious, you can check it out at the parking lot.

It's expensive, you know.

- Do you want to know how much? - No.

Of course.

Even if I tell you,

it will be too expensive for you, right?

Even if I had the money, I can't ride a bike!

- See you. - Where are you going?

- And you, Udin, where are you going? - It's Rahmat.

I know. Ramdan, what are you doing here?

You should be in the factory not in the office.

Silly.

We're going to vote. It's election day today.

Wait, are we gonna punch the card or just check mark it?

It doesn't matter.

Who gave you permission?

Today's election day.

The ambassador instructed employers to give permission

for all Indonesian employees and workers to go vote.

Are they gonna pay my loss when all of my workers gone?

I don't wanna hear bullshit about punching or checking anymore.

It's unacceptable.

It is our right as Indonesian citizens.

And you will be sued if you deny our rights.

I'll chose Ms. Kerani. How about you?

Me, too.

Gosh. We're so in synch.

- OK! - Dear God!

Let me ask you something.

How many Indonesians are working in this company?

Ten.

Or 11 if we count you, too.

OK, I want you to call the election committee.

And tell them to build one cemetery in this factory.

- It's called a voting booth! - Yeah, that.

So you guys don't have to go to KL.

It will save your energy, too.

OK, Kera-ni?

Hey, call the Embassy.

I'm watching you.

Tell them to put the voting booth on the back side of our factory.

OK?

I can't believe that stupid mustache clown you call friend.

He didn't give me permission to vote.

So, you...

You didn't go?

I went anyway.

I don't care.

It's my right as an Indonesian citizen.

I'm proud of you, honey.

What matters is that you voted.

But still...

He's gonna cut my salary. Ugh!

That sleazy bastard!

Calm down.

You know him.

That damn dictator!

Well...

I believe he is.

Are you taking his side?

It's not like that.

But you already know, it's just who he is.

Are you going somewhere? Why are you all dressed up?

Am I?

Excuse me.

- Bro... - Hello, bro.

Are we still on for karaoke tonight?

- Sorry, I can't. - What?

Are you ditching me?

This is our chance since my wife is still in Hong Kong.

Tonight we can, you know, entertain ourselves?

Sorry.

I don't feel good tonight. I think I have a fever.

I don't believe it. Send me your pic.

I bet you didn't get permission from your wife.

- No. - Buy her Padang food on your way home.

It'll shut her mouth.

I have to go. I need to cool down my fever.

Bye.

Bro! Hello? Hey!

Who called you?

Um...

That was... my business partner. He wants to hang out.

But his wife is sick, so I told him to cancel.

I feel sorry for his wife being sick and she would be alone and lonely.

- I couldn't force him to go. You know me. - OK.

- I'm going to bed. - OK.

I'll be there in a minute.

- Honey! - Yes?

I just got off the phone with your so-called business partner.

He told me to let you go to karaoke with him.

Since when are you doing business with that mustache clown?

I don't know who you're talking about.

"Miracle Hair Treatment."

That's awesome.

I still have hope.

I need a miracle.

What? I'm busy.

Excuse me, sir.

I'm just letting you know that Arjun is taking sick leave.

His leg was injured during work last night.

Have he seen a doctor?

He did. The doctor said it was not serious, but told him to stay home.

Because he still can't work.

That's just an excuse.

Ms. Sikin, he's the saw machine operator, right?

I've never seen a saw machine operator walk around to do his work.

- I don't understand. - Call Arjun.

Tell him to come to work anyway.

He could walk to see a doctor, so how hard is it to walk to work?

Are we clear?

Can you talk to Mr. Bossman?

If he continues his behavior, nobody will want to work here.

Please, talk to him.

He's too harsh.

Don't worry, Ms. Sikin.

If the Bossman does you wrong,

I'm gonna protect you.

Body and soul.

And how are you gonna protect me

if you're afraid of him, too?

No, I'm not.

Adrian, come to my office now.

Hey, Adrian. Answer me!

Is he ignoring me?

Dear God.

What did I do wrong this time?

Adrian? I'm praying for you, bro.

Kerani, you should talk to Faisal.

He said he can't take it. He doesn't want to work here anymore.

Now what? Can't we have a day without problems?

Happy morning.

How could this machine always be broken?

Ms. Kerani, our saw machine is too old.

It keeps going on and off, on and off.

And it's happening at least ten times a day.

We should get a new one.

Please tell the boss.

OK, I understand.

I'll try to get him buy a new one.

Raj!

Hey! Where's that lazy guy?

Hey, I want to talk to you.