Han: Hello. 姑娘们。
Han: I brought you some rock star pudding to say thank you. 我给你们带来了摇滚明星布丁来表示感谢。
Max: Oh, rock star pudding. What’s in it, pills? 摇滚明星布？里面加了什么料，毒品吗？
Broken dreams? Tear-stained panties? 破碎的梦想？沾满泪痕的裤子？
Han: Caroline? 卡洛琳？
Caroline: I’m not as easy as Max. 我可没Max那么轻易放过你。
Max: Said every girl in my seventh grade class.我七年级时，班里每个姑娘都这么说。
Han: Look, I was wrong. 听着，我错了。
Caroline: No, Han, I was. 不，Han，错的是我。
We should pay rent. 我们应当付店租的。
Han: I wasn’t talking about the rent. 我不是在说店租的事。
Caroline: Rent? Who said anything about rent? 店租？谁说店租了？
Han: I was wrong when I said  “It wasn’t personal, it was business.” 
我错了，我当时不该说“无关私人情谊，这是公事公办“这样的话。
After Max stopped me from being torn. 当Max制止了那些臭烘烘的嬉皮士。
Limb from limb by the smelly hippies, 把我胳膊腿大卸八块的时候。
I realized, with us, it is mostly personal. 我就意识到，咱们的交情大于一切。
And a little business.    虽然还有一点儿公事公办。
Max: A little business?  还有点儿公事公办？
What other kind could you have? 除了这事儿你没别的想了吗？
Caroline: Max, let’s not be hard on Han.  Max别对Han这么强硬。
He’s giving us this space rent-free.  他是免费把这地方租给咱们的。
Han: No one said “rent-free”. 谁说“不要店租了”。
I came up with a number I think is fair.  我想到一个我认为公道的租金。
-$-250,000. -25万美金。
Max: –Yeah, sounds fair.  -这价钱真公道。
Han: I remembered that was your original cupcake shop goal.我记得这是你们手工蛋糕店的目标收益。
So when you hit that amount, we can talk rent.所以等你们赚到这个钱了，咱们再谈店租。
Max: Han, that is so sweet.  Han 你真是太好了。