Cinta Pertama, Kedua & Ketiga

I deserve an explanation.

1 UNTIL BLACK

Listeners, in this time of uncertainty about when COVID-19 will end,

the Indonesian Government has applied the New Normal protocol,

where wearing mask…

Is this separator permanent?

No, it's detachable.

To the airport, sir.

Raja? Have you seen my hair dye?

Dad!

Raja, have you seen my watch?

Gosh.

In the bathroom.

-Huh? -In the bathroom.

I haven't even had a shower.

Dad, look at the time.

What's this?

Are you going to your job interview or not?

Why are you still in boxers? My goodness.

It's just a video call. It's only this high.

They won't see my legs.

Since you're 25…

No, I'm 23, Dad.

All right.

Here you go, Raja. Vintage.

Wear it. It was mine.

Have a drink, Grandma.

Being a civil servant is a stable job.

Your future is guaranteed.

Look, if you become a civil servant,

in a world like this,

you can help your country.

Nonsense.

The government doesn't even care about us.

Hey, watch what you're saying.

Even your fart costs money.

All of this is supported by my office.

-Watch your mouth. -Grandma, let's move.

-Careful, Tika. -Yes, sir.

Let's hit the gas, Grandma.

Why apply for a job with no benefits?

You work until morning.

You have no weekends.

Of course I want to just stay at home, but what can I do?

But the Coronavirus pandemic…

I'm aware of the Coronavirus pandemic, yes.

So, you're still gonna look for passengers?

Then what do you suggest?

The electricity bills alone are twice what they used to be.

How can I just do nothing?

You never think about your future.

Dad!

What?

Your future will be the ICU if you take Grandma's medicine.

I can be a personal assistant.

Tell your boss.

That I'm the right guy for this job.

I can take care of the cargo, the clients, I can do anything.

Ja, give it up.

My boss is a stiff person.

You never like stiff people.

Look, you'll have to work from home.

But I still have to use the company logo.

Could it be any worse than my dad?

Reminds me of our high school days. Your problem's always the same.

Raja, all good?

-Did you get accepted? -Dad!

I'm not done. Go on, get out.

-Really sorry, Vin. -Ja, I have to go.

I have a meeting.

Tik, have you found my watch?

I'm looking for it, sir.

Wait, I'll look for it in the kitchen.

Here!

-Why's it in there? -What were you doing in my room?

I forget.

Thank you.

You have a lot of businesses. Please help Raja out.

It's like you said.

Millennial kids must be serious and active.

And they need to provide "sellotape."

Huh? I said the wrong word?

Solutions.

Nurse.

Excuse me, nurse.

-Would you mind, sir? -Oh, pardon me.

What about the patient Dewa Sentausa?

Just wait for your turn, sir.

The others are waiting too.

But please consider my dad's condition.

Yes.

He became weird after the stroke.

-Would you mind, sir? -Right.

He might be laughing right now.

But then he'll get angry, sad, and he can't hold back his pee.

Okay, he's here.

Please help, nurse.

Just a moment.

-Raja, here. -What is it, Dad?

Uncle Dadang wants to talk to you.

What for?

Business opportunity.

Millennial business.

Just a moment, nurse.

Yes, Uncle?

Excuse me, Sir.

Not all young people are "Millennials," Uncle.

-I'm a Gen Z. -You have to tell me if you're sick.

I was born in 1997.

I feel fine.

No need to feel ashamed, sir.

Your son told me about your condition.

Should I call him?

Or do you want to wait at the ER?

No need. I could care less about him.

Sir?

I'll let you know, Uncle.

Thank you, Uncle.

I'm not a liar!

If you think

that I'm a burden, weak, it's fine.

You don't need to drive me.

Dad's acting like a child.

Well, please try to understand him, Ja.

Our age difference is 47 years. I just can't connect with him.

Oh, come on.

I want to get out of this house soon.

To be independent like you two, I don't want to burden anyone.

Is that so? You want to trade places with me?

You take care of my patients.

And I'll come there and take care of Dad. Easy right?

Ja, then who will take care of Dad and Grandma?

Why is it all on me?

Then just listen to what Dad said.

-Dad! -Someone wants to see her great-grandkids.

Grandma, not too close.

Grandma, keep your distance.

Suri, please face the phone towards Dad.

Goodness, Ja.

Why didn't you take Dad for a haircut? Gosh.

Ja, take him for a haircut.

Ratu, I've got enough headaches thinking about your brother, Raja.

Well, his name is Raja (King).

What kinda "King" is he?

At home, he only wears boxers.

Grandpa! Great-grandma!

Grandpa, stay healthy.

Again. Grandpa, stay healthy.

Mr. Raja, want to buy something to eat?

No, sir. Thank you.

There.

All right?

I promised you I'd come.

-Dad. -What?

Let's go to the hospital.

Ratu and Suri will get mad at me again.

Okay?

Bon, I have to go.

I brought you your jacket.

-Okay. -Your shoes are in the car.

You got your mask, right?

Not that mask, it's embarrassing.

You can't wear that to the hospital.

-It's cool. -No. I brought a spare mask.

Not allowed.

Watch out! Stop! See?

That was his fault.

That's a motorbike!

Can you please stop talking?

Dad, watch out!

Just relax.

I taught you how to drive.

But you don't have a driving license.

Huh?

When you learned to drive, did you have a license?

-Eyes forward. -Yes, I'm looking forward.

-Dad, watch out! -All right, okay.

Hurry up! Move!

-Dad, let me… -No.

Pull over. Let me drive.

No.

Just relax.

When I worked for Pertamina Oil Company, I always drove myself.

Hands on the wheel, please.

I never got pulled over, never got a ticket…

Just relax.

Huh? What is this?

What's going on?

So stubborn.

-Good day, sir. -Good day.

-I need to check your temperature, please. -Go ahead.

-Can you please lower the rear window? -All right.

Here's the thing, sir.

According to the new health protocol,

four-wheel vehicle passengers must wear masks.

Goodness, Raja!

What's with you? Put your mask on!

-Your mask! -Here, sir.

I'm a disciplined person. I wore my mask.

But I took it off because my dad upset me.