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Well, no one's knock, knock, knocking on our door now.
現在沒人來敲呀敲，敲開我們的大門了。
It's more dead out there than when there was a dead guy out there.
現在外面安靜得比有人死在外面還要死寂一片。
I'm having second thoughts about how we behaved today. I mean, how could we have let Han live?
我重新考量了我們今天的行為。我是說，我們怎么可以保住阿憨的小命呢？
Hello. I brought you some rock star pudding to say thank you.
你們好呀。為了表示感謝，我給你們帶了搖滾明星布丁。
Oh, rock star pudding. What's in it, pills? Broken dreams? Tear-stained panties?
搖滾明星布丁。里面都有啥，藥？破碎的夢想？還是帶著淚痕的女生內褲？
Caroline? I'm not as easy as Max.
卡洛琳？我可不像麥克斯那么好哄。
Said every girl in my seventh grade class.
我七年級的時候，班里每個女孩都這么說。
Look, I was wrong.
我錯了。
No, Han, I was. We should pay rent.
不，阿憨，是我錯了。我們應該給你租金的。
I wasn't talking about the rent.
我不是在說租金。
Rent? Who said anything about rent?
租金？誰剛說租金了？
I was wrong when I said it wasn't personal, it was business.
我錯了是因為當我說這無關私人情誼，這是公事公辦。
After Max stopped me from being torn limb from limb by the smelly hippies,
在麥克斯阻止那群臭哄哄的嬉皮士把我碎尸萬段后，
I realized, with us, it is mostly personal. And a little business.
我意識到我們之間大部分是私人情誼。只有小部分要公事公辦。
A little business? What other kind could you have?
小部分公事公辦？你的"事"能有多"大"啊？
Max, let's not be hard on Han. He's giving us this space rent-free.
麥克斯，不要嘲諷阿憨嘛。他不要我們的租金。
No one said "rent-free." I came up with a number I think is fair. $250,000.
誰說不要租金了。我想到了一個公平的數字。25萬。
Yeah, sounds fair.
是呀，真公平。
I remembered that was your original cupcake shop goal. So when you hit that amount, we can talk rent.
我記得這是你們倆第一家蛋糕店的目標。所以等你們達成那個目標，我們再說租金的事。
Han, that is so sweet. And I'm not gonna ruin it by bringing up the fact that she just said "hard on Han."
小憨憨，你真是太好了。我不會把剛才她說的那句"阿憨硬了"說出來破壞氣氛呢。
Really, Han, it's so, so generous. But I don't know if we're comfortable with it.
真的，阿憨，你真是太好了。但我不知道我們承不承擔的起。
What if we offered you a small piece of the business?
要不我們分你點股份吧？
I'll wait for the rent. You two are good friends.
我還是等租金吧。你們兩個才是好姐妹好搭檔。
