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So, right. You put the baby in bed. You tuck, tuck, tuck. Same on the other side. You give him a kiss good night. RACHEL: That's so cute. -How's that? -And then you eat the baby. Then you eat the baby after he's cooked. RACHEL: No, you gotta make sure he's cooked. Did your Ah Mateach you that? She did. OLIVER: I, on the other hand, was taught by Grand-Auntie Mabel. You put the Botox in the face, and then you pinch, pinch, pinch. -Then, voila! -[PEOPLE CHUCKLING] Did you guys all learn when you were kids? We didn't have a choice. We taught you so you'd know the blood, sweat, and tears it took to raise and feed you monkeys. ALIX: Not like the ang-mohs microwaving macaroni and cheese for their own children. No wonder they put their parents in the old folks' home when they all grow up. I know! Ah Masays if we don't pass traditions down like this, they'll disappear. God forbid, we lose the ancient Chinese tradition of guilting your children. [ALL LAUGHING] NICK: It's totally worth it. Mother used to wait for me after school with a nice basket of these. [ALIX IN CANTONESE] [ALL LAUGHING] [IN ENGLISH] Hey, I never got after-school dumplings. Well, that's because Auntie Felicity was doing after-school microdermabrasion. [ALL LAUGHING] [FELICITY IN CANTONESE]
Crazy Rich Asians
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That's a beautiful ring, Auntie Eleanor. I've never seen anything like it. Nick's father had it made when he proposed to me. That's very romantic. How did you guys meet? Actually, they met at Cambridge. They were both studying law together. Oh, I didn't know you were a lawyer. I wasn't. I withdrew from university when we got married. Oh. I chose to help my husband run a business and to raise a family. For me, it was a privilege. But for you, you may think it's old-fashioned. It's nice you appreciate this house and us being here together wrapping dumplings. But all this doesn't just happen. It's because we know to put family first, instead of chasing one's passion.
Crazy Rich Asians