[walking in street with Mimi]
And on top of everything else, didn't I tell you to wait in the apartment--
I want to see Statue of Liberty.
I said we'd do that tomorrow.
Always tomorrow! You're too busy for Mimi Siku! I want to see Statue to Liberty, I go.
Look, Mimi, I've got a life here. I can't change everything just because you showed up.
Then why you bring me here?
I was obligated.
Mimi. [runs off and alongside traffic with Michael in pursuit] Mimi? Mimi! Mimi, come here! Stop! Come back here! Whoop! Mimi, I didn't mean that!
You said "obligated"!
I didn't mean that. Now, stop! Look out! Mimi, come on! [vehicle almost hits Mimi and Michael grabs him] Get out of the street! Come on! Get out of the street! [pulls Mimi to sidewalk]
I want to go home. You not want Mimi Siku here!
I want you here. I'm sorry. Look, stop, stop. Look. [pants heavily from all the running] Sorry I said that stuff. I was just angry.
You always angry at me. "Don't do this! Don't do that!"
This is New York. This is a dangerous jungle.
Mimi Siku not scared. Mimi Siku a man.
No, you're not a man. You are an adolescent.
Adolescent?
Yes. An adolescent. But you don't have a wife. [exhales] You don't have a family to support. You are free to do whatever you want.
You're an adolescent.
What?! No, no, no, no! I am not an adolescent. I'm a man.
I'm a man too.
Not here you're not a man. You're a 13-year-old boy running around in a loin cloth.
I'm a man, too!
Okay, okay. You're right. You are a man. But you're gonna have to learn what men do in my jungle.
And you have to learn how to breathe when you run. [Michael gives him a "Point taken." look]
Okay, first lesson. Ooh! You wanna go someplace in my village, all you gotta do is wave your arm. Wave your arm. [Taxi pulls over]
Magic.
You know, magic would be if he understands English. Fulton Fish Market on the double.
Okay. [speaks foreign language]
