I'm Ittipat. I'd like to make an appointment with Ms. Pu. I've got a product to present to her.
Oh, you didn't make an appointment?
I just finished re-designing my package this morning. I wanted to show to Ms. Pu right away so I'm here.
Ms. Pu has meetings all day.
That's okay. I can wait.
Hello. Yes. Sending the fax?
Excuse me, I will be leaving now. I get it.
Ms. Pu didn't really have any meetings, did she?
-Have you eaten yet? -Not yet.
-Oh, where is Mr. Ittipat? -He already left.
-Hello mom. -How are you?
What are you doing? Are you free to talk?
Yes, I can talk.
Is anything wrong?
It's nothing mom. I just wanted to call.
How's school?
Your grades from last term should be out. How did you do?
-Hey what's this? -Some kid gave it to me.
-Oh, it's seaweed. -Can I have it?
Bye. See ya.
My grades aren't so good.
That's okay. I'm just happy that you're in school.
Hey how's it going sweetie? I brought some fried seaweed for you. You're working so hard.
I've studied really hard.
I thought I could do it.
Actually, I might just be stupid.
-Here, finish this for me. Very yummy. -What? I can eat this?
The board concluded that your product wasn't approved.
It's like every door has been shut.
Top, don't give up.
Grades are no big deal.
In the future you'll have to confront bigger problems.
-Ms. Boom. I will have a meeting outside. -Noted.
Hey, your shift isn't over yet?
There will be a shift change soon.
So my product is approved now, right?
Yes. Congratulations.
You're the youngest business owner that I've ever met.
-You're working with your family? -Yes, I'm making this at home.
For the next step, you'll have to deliver your product to our 3,000 branches.
So all together around 72,000 units.
-How many? - 72000.
And 1 month after that, we will have the GMP inspect your factory.
Oh, GMP... I see.
-After your factory has GMP approval then in another 2 weeks, it's delivery time.
If your total stock's shelf life is less than 80% from the manufacture date, we won't let you pass.
I see.
GMP means Good Manufacturing Practice.
72,000 units. Uncle, how can a 19-year-old kid like me get the money to open a factory?