Are you crying? (No.) No. Because you’ve never cried. OK. (We wish You well, Master.) What is it? (We wish You well.) Thanks a lot. Thanks a lot. (We love You, Master.) I know, I know you love me. Thank you. That’s the only thing I know. (Happiness to You.) What? (Happiness to You every day.) Thank you. Thank you. You too. You too. It’s hard to leave you, but we both have work to do. (Yes.) It’s very difficult also for me to leave you. I like to stay with you all the time. That’s true. Not always but…. When you’re quiet and nice and so lovely, like tonight, I would like to stay with you also. (Yes.) But as you know, it’s difficult. We have to go, and so we go. We go smilingly, courageously and just take it as a natural course. So, aloha. (Aloha.) (We love You, Master.) (We love You, Master. We love You.) I forgot my umbrella.
Remember to learn English in whatever country you reside. It’s easier to communicate with other people in the world. Yeah? (Yes.) Teach your children English from a young age, so when they grow up, they’ll have no problem. Wherever they go, they can find a job. (Yes.) Yeah, truly. Even from kindergarten, if they learn English, four-five years, in primary school, it’s enough to go anywhere and find a job with the English knowledge. So try to remember this. (Yes.) English is important nowadays, so learn it. (Yes.) So, good night, good night. (We love You.) Love you too. (We love You too.) That is our problem – too much love. That’s exactly what’s wrong with us. But this mistake, we can never correct, so just leave it.
Can my car be brought over? Goodbye Thank you. Aloha. (Aloha.) Good night. Good night. I cannot go and see everybody, or can I? Yes, yes. Give way. Oh! Are you from Taiwan (Formosa)? (Yes.) I go and want to see the people behind. (Wishing Master a speedy recovery from the cough.) (Praying for Master.) If everybody just stands on the road, I cannot walk. I cannot see all the people. Look at that. I want to see the people behind, and all of them are like that. Never mind. OK, forget it. I want to walk over there and see the people, and you all stand on the road. So forget it. Oh, I cannot. It’s difficult.
Look at how the Americans do it. Look at how the Mayor treated me. You should treat women like that. (Bye-bye, Master.) (We love You, Master.) Thank you. (Take care of Your health, Master.) Thank you, thank you. God takes care of it. I can’t. I have no time. I just get a little bit better, and then talk too much and travel, and... I can’t win. (Hallo, Master.) So, sayonara (goodbye). Bye-bye. (Bye-bye.) Take care of yourselves. (OK.) You all have seen me? (Yes.) Have you seen me enough? (Yes.) (Not yet.) Enough? You have seen enough of me. Yes, right. (No, no, never enough.) Never enough, but that’s enough. My car, where? Where’s my car? Over there? Good.
(When will Master go back to Taiwan [Formosa]?) Back to Taiwan (Formosa)? Where is Taiwan (Formosa)? What is Taiwan (Formosa)? What is that? I don’t know what Taiwan (Formosa) means. Do you? Do you? Do you know what Taiwan (Formosa) means? (We are Americans.) Yeah, I’m American now. Too bad. Huh? Every time I go to Taiwan (Formosa), I have to spend two photos every two months (for the visa), so it’s too much for me. And then, after six months, I have to go out, and that’s also too much for me. So, let’s stay in America. Now that I’m a citizen, no need visa, I’ll stay forever. Be a movie star in Hollywood. Yeah. So, love you. (Yes.) No one doing translation for you. (No.) OK. It doesn’t matter. I didn’t say anything particular. It doesn’t matter if you don’t understand once in a while. The foreigners often don’t understand. Now it’s your turn, it’s OK. Thank you, madam. (Hallo.) Thank you. Yes. Yes. Hallo, Hallo, Hallo. (Hallo.) It’s very, very difficult. (Master, I miss You!) Alright. Yes.
Alright then, go home safely and take care. (Yes.) (Master, take good care of Yourself. We miss You.) OK. I miss you all very much too, but I still have to go. (I miss you very much too, Master.) Yeah, OK. OK. So, good night. Goodbye everyone. Goodbye, sleep well. Thank you. What time is it? Already 3 (AM) o’clock. (Three-thirty.) OK. Time is up. Half past three. You guys should get ready to go. I also have to get ready. I’m going to meet the Mayor later on. OK. See you again. I have to go, and you have to go and pack now. Thank you. See you another time. Bye-bye. (Bye-bye.) Let’s meet again in the future, OK? Now don’t cry, alright? (Be healthy.) (Hallo.) Hallo. (Bye-bye, Master. We’ll be good at home and wait for You to come back.) (Bye-bye, Master.) (Bye-bye, Master. Bye-bye, Master.) (Yes.) (See You again, Master. Bye-bye.) See you next time. Don’t be sad. OK? I’ll see you in future. Don’t cry again. OK. See you around later. Don’t worry. We will see each other again. Alright. Thanks a lot. It’s nothing, only coughing a little bit. I’ll not die so soon. I’ve just received the citizenship certificate and will not die so early. I still want to enjoy being in the United States. Good night. Good night. Thank you very much for visiting my country. Thank you for visiting my country. Bye-bye!
OK. I left already some signed photos with my signature for the guardians, the angel guardians of these days, the guards, because they work very hard. So the other ones don’t need it, alright? For the guards who guard the place and who guard my place. Each one, one picture. So you know who’s guarding; I don’t know. Right? Please give it to them. Thank you very much. (Thank You.) I’ll see you again, goodbye. Aloha, that’s it. (Aloha.) From today on – Aloha! No “goodbye,” “good night.” I say, aloha. (Aloha.) Aloha. (Aloha.) The guards, go to Tong and get the picture. Whoever are the guards in this place from these days, for three days, please go to Tong and get the pictures. Those who served as guards these few days, get the photos with my signature from Tong. Those who have been serving as Dharma protectors these past few days, please go see Tong to get the photos that I signed for you, OK? (Bye-bye.) Bye-bye. Bye-bye.
Photo Caption: Beauty Is Not All Needed
