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01x02 - Episode 2

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "6ixtynin9: The Series". Aired: September 6, 2023.*
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After losing her job, a woman finds a mysterious package on her doorstep... and his life is turned upside down.

01x02 - Episode 2

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[Pued] Cupcake.

Do you know

why I've never told you you're cute?

You must have heard it so many times,

so it'd be too much for you

if I also said it.

[woman] I don't know

what you're talking about.

So who gave you my number?

I'm not telling you.

You'll scold them if I do.

I've got a boyfriend.

Oh, really?

I'm not calling to flirt with you.

I just want to invite you

on a three-day, two-night trip to Krabi.

You sound like

you're from a travel agency.

I'll talk to you later.

My customer's here.

- What're you doing? Selling drugs?

- Good night.

[kisses]

[car door closes]

[Pued] Money.

Hand it to me.

Definitely worth it?

What the hell do you think?

It's Sonny's, man.

[radio static]

- [Pued] Hey.

- [man] Hey!

[intense music playing]

[groans]

[exhales]

[music fades]

[thud]

[grunts]

[groans]

[suspenseful music playing]

Hello.

Okay, buddy, it's school time.

[man] What's your name?

Pued.

Where are your manners? Again.

- Pued, sir. [screams]

- Pued?

Pued.

[groans]

Listen to me, Pued,

I'm squeezing your nuts

[Pued groans]

because I'm so tired of chasing you.

- Okay, look

- [groans]

I mean, there's no hard feelings.

If I'm honest,

I don't give a sh*t about your life.

Apprehending you

isn't gonna get me promoted.

[groans]

It's your boss Sonny

who I'm interested in.

[screams]

[breathing shakily]

Pued, if you help me get Sonny,

I'll let you go.

- But if you don't

- [groans]

- [forcefully] But if you don't

- [screams]

You gonna cooperate?

[groans, pants]

You gonna cooperate?

Alright! I'll cooperate! [groans]

[officer] Say something.

What exactly?

Anything.

Anything.

Again.

[Pued] Again.

Button up.

[Pued] Button up.

[officer] I mean button your shirt up,

not repeat after me.

[theme music playing]

- [blows]

- [man grunts]

[horn honks]

- [Kanchit] Hello, Captain.

- Hi.

This way.

Gosh, you're sweating. How are you?

[both laugh]

Wiroj.

Please, have a seat.

[Kanchit sighs]

- So then?

- It's finished.

THAILAND OFFICIAL PASSPOR

[captain] It's very well-made.

Why, thank you.

- Gonna count it?

- [Kanchit] Oh

I'm just a soldier, I'm not allowed to.

[captain chuckles]

So this is for you.

[captain] Thank you.

Would it be possible to speak in private?

Yes, of course.

Wiroj.

Take a walk.

Okay. It's been brought to my attention

that you've been supporting the protests.

Am I right?

Young people

causing unrest in our country.

Thing is, the powers-that-be

are concerned about this,

so they asked me to talk to you.

Ah, this is about that.

With all due respect, Captain,

if what these young protestors are doing

is actually

causing trouble in our country,

then there's no way

that I'd be supporting them.

However, it is my opinion that

what these kids are doing

is actually really creative.

They gather together for just a few hours,

to express their opinions

to the people in charge of the government.

And they pick up all the trash

when they leave.

Okay, well, the bosses

don't see it that way.

They think that the kids

should focus on school, for now,

and wait until they grow up,

and then they can make

the changes they want.

Everything has its own time, you know?

That's what our generation

has been led to believe,

but the young ones

are a lot smarter than us.

They think that if they follow

what the government says,

they'll become trapped

in a cycle they can't escape from.

The same one that their parents

have gone through.

It's just a friendly warning.

I was simply given an order

and I'm following it, alright?

And you also have a duty

as a citizen, right?

Our country is currently facing a crisis.

I hope you'll do the right thing.

You understand, right?

I'm only doing what I believe in, Captain.

I won't cause any trouble for our country.

It's a very scary ghost on a motorbike.

- Yeah?

- The one in red rode it.

And it ran over a grandma.

- Her body was cut in half and her tongue

- Good morning.

- Hello there.

- Hello, Miss.

- Come on now. I'll see you this evening.

- Okay.

- Bye-bye, Papa.

- Bye-bye.

[teacher] Excuse me, Mr. Sonny.

Mm?

[teacher] I was wondering

if you have a minute to talk?

I can spare a minute, of course.

Okay, go to your classrooms.

- Uh it's about Ben, sir.

- Mm-hmm.

It's just that we've noticed

that Ben has begun to

How to put it?

Uh, well he's started to behave

quite violently, uh

Mm.

So I wanted to speak to you about it

and see if perhaps you've noticed

any changes in his behavior recently.

Nothing at all.

Uh I mean, I haven't exactly raised him

to be perfectly well-behaved, but

I guess that sometimes he misbehaves.

Um, is it possible that

he might be copying violent behavior

he's seen in movies or video games?

I don't really understand why

we always feel the need

to point at video games or movies

whenever a child misbehaves

or does something wrong.

I mean, if we really believe that,

well, all of Hollywood's

directors' children

would've become violent serial K*llers.

- [phone rings]

- But

Excuse me a moment.

He-llo.

It's me, Tud.

Tud who?

Tud Titanic.

- [boy] Hey! It hurts!

- Ah! Tud the Rapper.

Hello, man.

- What's up, dude?

- [boy] Get off!

How can I help, buddy?

- [Tud] Can you get me some stuff?

- Stop! Don't do that!

- [Sonny] What do you want? I can get it.

- No!

I want Coke, Pepsi, LSD and Fanta.

- [woman] Stop!

- [laughs] You'll be selling then.

- Do you have them or not?

- [woman] Stop! That's enough.

Uh let me double-check that.

I might not have the last one.

I'll call you back.

Sure.

But don't use your cell phone.

Use a public phone.

Why can't I use my cell phone?

Because it has a record

so the calls on it can be traced.

I'm hanging up.

[phone rings]

[crowd chanting on video]

[phone rings]

TOGETHER WE ARE STRONGER

[chanting continues]

[Wiroj] It's Tong, boss.

[trainer] Hit the legs.

Go for the legs.

Yes, sir.

[Tong] What's going on, Kanchit?

My men have been waiting

for a few hours now,

but nothing's happened.

But my men have been gone

since the morning.

- Weird.

- But it's true, Kanchit.

Are you sure your men

will have followed the steps correctly?

Without a shadow of a doubt.

I went over the steps again and again.

Put the money box in front of the door,

knock three times and then get lost.

[Tong] Do your men need money?

Wait, you mean Noi and Bum?

I don't think so.

They've been with me for years now.

Especially Bum, he was a kid.

[Tong] Never mind.

We can talk about their backgrounds later.

Let's do this, Kanchit.

Meet me at the safe house

tonight at 11:00 on the dot.

And don't forget,

I'm expecting you to turn up

with all of the money.

I don't care how.

You can either

look for the missing package or,

just withdraw the same amount again.

But it's up to you.

Alright, at eleven o'clock tonight.

You gotta bring me

all the money as agreed, okay?

Is that clear?

Samarng. Samarng.

Boss wants to see you.

You too, Deaf.

[trainer] Tell me what? Come on.

[Samarng] Yes, boss.

The money that Bum and Noi

were supposed to deliver to Tong's door,

- has gone missing.

- [Samarng] Where did it go?

Well, if I knew where it was,

then it wouldn't be missing, would it?

Uh, have you been able

to reach Noi or Bum?

They're not answering my calls.

[Kanchit] Hmm

- Samarng.

- Yes, boss.

[Kanchit] If I asked you

to deliver the money for a match fixing,

would you dare to run away with it?

If I did that,

I'd be worse than a disloyal dog.

Ah

Answer the question.

He asked you if you'd dare

to run away with it.

Well, I said if I did that

I'd be worse than a disloyal dog.

- Oh, come on! You're avoiding it again.

- [Samarng] How am I avoiding it?

[Wiroj] Just say

if you would dare do it or not.

Hey!

Ask Deaf if he'd dare do it.

He said, he might do it

if it was a lot of money.

[ethereal music playing]

[ethereal music continues]

Send the first one in.

What's your full name?

Wichai Sri-iam, ma'am.

Stabbed to death?

Yes, ma'am.

By a woman.

Yep.

[ethereal music playing]

Okay, next.

Full name, please.

Ong-art Noichan, ma'am.

Is that a "T"?

Oh yeah, the Chan is without a 'T'.

You got hit in the back of the head,

and your neck broke?

Yeah.

And by a woman too. [chuckles]

[Fon] Toom.

So? Did someone

really leave cash in your front door?

Shouldn't you be at work now?

I work from home now.

[Fon] I see.

I'm seeing someone new.

And they're so hot! They work as a chef.

And lived in Australia.

Hey, Kee, come here a sec.

Hello there.

Heya.

I went to see a fortune teller,

and they said that

Kee is gold!

My soulmate not just in this life

but in every life.

[Fon giggles]

So, what are you doing today?

I'm gonna go home, I

I have a meeting.

You're lucky, you know that?

I mean, to be working.

All my friends have been laid off,

haven't they?

Okay, I won't keep bothering you.

Enjoy playing with your bug.

And if someone leaves cash

outside your door, call me, okay?

Alright, gotta go.

- [Toom] See you.

- See you.

Let's go.

Can I have the check, please?

That will be 95 baht.

I give them two months.

What did you say?

In two months they'll be done.

That tomboy is a playboy.

[pickup engine starts]

[tense music playing]

FINANCE SECTION

[man] This is a police station,

not a market.

Why are you here?

To report a crime.

Huh, what crime?

It's a m*rder.

Do you have a queue ticket?

- [man 1] If your driving skills are this

- [man 2] Wow. You wanna act tough now?

[man 1] You give the police trouble.

- [man 2] as*h*le!

- [man 1] Piece of sh*t, taking up time!

- [man 2] Travel by foot!

- [man 1] as*h*le!

- [man 2] You're the as*h*le!

- [man 1] You don't know the rules!

- [man 2] What?!

- [man 1] I said you don't know the rules!

- [man 2] Why did you turn left?

- [man 1] That's where my f*cking house is!

[men continue arguing]

[knocks]

- [man 2] What are you on about?

- [man 1] Bye-bye!

- I should put you in a cell!

- [man 2] The f*ck did you just say?!

- [man 1] Don't come near!

- [man 2] Are you dumb?

You turned the wrong way!

You should know that

[man 3] Sit down, you two!

[arguing fades]

[tense music playing]

[Toom] Oh!

- I'm sorry.

- [officer] It's okay, don't worry.

It's all right.

[tense music continues]

Miss, aren't you going to work today?

I work from home now.

[keys jingling]

[squelching]

[man] Hey, Pued.

Where have you been?

Why did you go to the cops?

I lost my ID. I was just reporting it.

[man] Sonny wants to talk to you.

What about?

- I don't know.

- Hey, I'm coming, you as*h*le!

Get in.

- Get in!

- f*ck! Easy, man!

[cell phone ringing]

[uneasy music playing]

[cell phone continues ringing]

[cell phone continues ringing]

[uneasy music continues]

[man] Hello, you're through

to Ladprao Police Station.

Hello, this is Ladprao Police Station.

Hello?

Hello?

Hello?

What is this?

[slams headset]

[man] What's wrong with you?

Gotta piss.

You're scared.

Oh right, now you're scared.

f*cking idiot.

Why weren't you scared before?

When you stole his stuff?

Huh?

Where's the money that you made

from selling it?

I threw it away.

Come on, man, where's the damn cash?

[Pued] I threw it away, I swear.

[man] f*ck you.

You're dead meat this time, Pued.

[sudden gasp]

[grunting]

[panting]

Oh, Pued. Seriously?

You've stolen from me again? Hmm?

- I haven't done it before.

- Hm.

[splash]

[gurgling]

How many times now?

[Pued gasps]

I've done it twice.

[Pued groans]

Oh, yeah?

[Pued gasps]

[exhales]

[Sonny] Make up your mind.

Is it once or twice?

[Pued panting]

I don't remember.

[Pued groans]

[gurgling]

[g*nsh*t]

[Sonny panting]

[Sonny] Remember, I k*lled Pued,

not because he stole my stuff,

but because he thought I was stupid.

[gloomy music playing]

[grunts]

[sinister music playing]

[grunts]

[groans]

[sinister music continues]

[melancholy music playing]

[Toom] Mom.

How are you?

How is Papa and Sharif?

I just got laid off by my company.

The economy's doing bad,

so they had no choice.

But I'm lucky, Mom.

I got a job abroad.

It came just in time.

The money I'm sending you

is the compensation

I got from the company.

Use it to take care of Papa, Sharif,

and yourself, okay?

Once I get there,

I'll get in touch with you again.

Love and miss you always,

Toom.

[melancholy music continues]

CRITIQUE OF MICHEL FOUCAUL

[melancholy music continues]

Hi! It's me, Oui.

I'm gonna be doing a review of places

where you can go

to get a fake passport and visa.

And this is for somebody who needs

to travel as a matter of urgency.

I'm going to show you the real one.

Here it is.

And then this is the one that I'm using.

Here it is.

What do you think?

Look at this. This is the visa here.

As you can all see, all the details on it

look perfectly legitimate. This is insane.

[melancholy music continues]

KANCHIT MUAY THAI

ELEVATOR OUT OF SERVICE

[elevator whirring]

[bell dings]

Wait, Tua!

[Tua] What now?

- [worker] See a wrench in the box?

- Nah.

[upbeat music playing]

[pop music playing over headphones]

[whistling]

[crash]

[horn honks]

[tense music playing]

[horns honking]

[horns honking]

- [crunch]

- Oh!

[narrator] Whether it's a small

or big accident,

you never know when it might happen.

Get health assurance with Thanachat today

for as little as 699 baht per month.

Call us now at 02-4566678.

What do you think?

Hmm, don't you think that the audience

will think this is an advertisement

for cell phones or something like that?

Hm, nah, because the super

and the logo in the end credits

say it's an assurance ad.

What if people don't finish watching it?

Yeah, but it's only 30 seconds long.

People have short attention spans.

And also, they should know in the

first six seconds what the ad is for.

Um, six?

[rattling]

[click]

Bum and Noi must still be here.

Their motorbike is.

[snaps fingers]

[suspenseful music playing]

[client] I think a good advertisement

doesn't need a narrator.

People have to understand it

without any sound.

- [Oom] I agree.

- [phone vibrates]

Should we try to watch it

without the sound on?

Okay, how about this?

Let's show it to the client

without the narrator.

[Sompan] Boss. I've found some leads.

[Tong] Tell me.

[Sompan] Two men dressed in green

walking around the safe house.

Are they Grab riders?

I thought they were to begin with,

but then I saw the back of their jackets.

[Tong] And? What about 'em?

There's writing on 'em,

says Kanchit Muay Thai.

Hey.

You an actor?

No, I'm a rapper.

[rapping, in Thai] I'm Tud Titanic

I can make your life tragic ♪

Talk to me nicely

Bow down respectfully ♪

The Temple is the place

I go for blessings ♪

Other ships make a detour

The Titanic crashes head on ♪

I see no dollies

All I see are dollars ♪

I got a sedan I bought in 11th grade ♪

I borrowed money from Auntie

To pay the installments ♪

Of course, boss.

I'll call you back later today.

[Tud, in Thai] I love rap music

It makes hip-hop hectic ♪

I produce songs like I make babies

I never got Omicron, I'm still healthy ♪

If I were a computer

I'd be a Mac as I ain't got no virus ♪

My clean cough's harmless

And I am the brightest ♪

People call me a savant ♪

I'm chill when I rap

But don't ever make me snap ♪

I'm the OG, you better beware of OD ♪

sh*t.

Tud Titanic, man!

Hell yeah, bro, it's me.

sh*t, this is awesome.

So, are you setting up some

sort of boxing camp in the basement?

I've seen some guys around the building

wearing the same tracksuit.

Kanchit Muay Thai, yep.

Hey, that's our bros, Noi and Bum.

Sorry, I didn't talk to them, bro.

I got no idea who they are.

They were talking to the woman

in this apartment.

Who lives there?

That's Toom's place.

She's pretty cute, but she's quiet.

[tense music playing]

[rattling]

[click]

[tense music continues]

[shower curtain rattles]

[cell phone ringing in distance]

[cell phone ringing]

[cell phone ringing]

[cell phone ringing]

sh*t.

I found Noi, boss.

He didn't say sh*t.

He's dead.

Have you seen the money?

Only the empty box.

I suppose that

Bum ran away with all the money,

after he k*lled Noi.

And I also think that he knows

the woman who owns this place,

because Bum is quite the playboy.

He dumped Noi's body in her apartment.

Who is this woman?

[Samarng] Her name is Toom.

She's pretty cute.

So Bum has run away with my money?

Impossible.

I raised him myself.

But it's a lot of cash,

so it might be possible, boss.

[cell phone ringing]

[body thuds]

Holy sh*t.

[cell phone ringing]

Hello. Where are you, Bum?

It's me, Samarng.

Looks like Bum is also dead.

Hmm.

Okay, we're pretty f*cked.

Let's do this.

You two are gonna put

everything back to where it was,

and get the hell out of there,

before anybody sees you.

Let me think about

what we're going to do next.

[uneasy music playing]

Sorry to make you wait.

This morning has been very busy for us.

[pours liquor]

So, it's just a visa that you're after?

For Sweden, right?

- Finland.

- I see.

Finland.

[tense music playing]

[closing theme music playing]

Dad.

- Mm?

- I think that car just picked up Pued.

No one's picking him up, son.

Pued is dead now.

[angel] Your full name?

Pramote Kaminlueang.

[keyboard clacking]

And you drowned?

Huh?

Was drowned, ma'am.