Just like when I come nto forget his money.

Okay?

Okay.

I just wanted money.

Wait one thing.

Boom.

You broke his promise.

Michael, talk.

You and I are working on a street part and after the part was filmed in L.

A and when he was in l.

A, he was practicing a bunch.

It was a really good time for him because he was able to skate every day.

But towards the end of the year, ended up getting really busy because he ended up moving to Tokyo.

Officially, he's from a small town in Hokkaido and his family's all out there and moving to Tokyo alone and having his own place was like, really good.

But he had to get a job so he wasn't able to skate so much.

And I finally was able to move to Tokyo officially as well.

So we planned to start working together.

That was our plan.

But the first week we started skating and trying to film, okay, just went really bad.

He went to a rail.

It was like a 12 or 13 rail, and he didn't want to hit it, he said.

It's like it's too scary.

So we're just looking at it, seeing how it would be when we came back and he did Cavemen board slide just for fun.

Then at that point, he felt like, Okay, maybe I could get a trick on it, Okay?

I only got only had a little Please Look, I heard it.

I saw it like it happened so fast.

His foot just completely tweaked.

90 degrees, maybe more.

And I just knew.

And he just looks at me and I just didn't know what to do.

And I was like, up on like this, this really tall, alleged from like a really high angle that's super thin, So I couldn't just run to him super fast.

I had to watch my step.

I sent my camera down and I looked at his leg and I didn't know what to do.

I ran up grab talkies, phone.

I was talking to call an ambulance.

I live in Tokyo now, but I don't have a Japanese number yet, so I couldn't make the call, and I actually don't know the 911 number for Japan.

But the first thing he does.

He doesn't call the ambulance.

He makes a call to his girlfriend.

I still don't like yourself.

Yeah, there.

We deal with it.

Good.

What?

Wait.

The worst part is after he called the ambulance.

Get the woman.

It took him 25 minutes to get there.

I don't know what to do.

I don't know.

Talk is like should be like having it up in the air.

We're just sitting there waiting.

And at this point, I'm like, Oh, my God, He just broke his fucking leg And his ankle.

I don't know.

It was really bad.

Like it was just completely out of place.

And I knew it was like, super serious.

25 minutes past and the ambulance comes.

They tore his sock open, they ripped it apart.

And the first part, they opened it up and you can see, like the ball of his ankle.

It was really bad.

First impression with Oh, God, this is super bad.

When they fully take off the sock, you could just see his whole but is just completely tweaked to the side.

Talkie has completely calm.

I think he was in shock.

I don't know, but he wasn't like freaking out.

He was just like all man like, Fuck, this sucks.

And the worst part about that was when I see him, like, tear up and he's not tearing up because of the pain, but of the consequences losing his job, he might have to return back to his hometown.

He just got his new place.

He can't focus on, like, filming a street party.

Can't focus on, like, his career.

So I told them right then and there that just because he injure yourself doesn't mean your career is over erased his family, you know, like, we're not gonna just, like, leave him alone.

So the first thing is like your medical bills, they're covered, and we'll give you some cash for your living expenses.

He actually ended up having to stay in the hospital for almost three weeks.

Even Christmas.

He had to spend.

You know my name.

I just came in Thio being a model.

Okay, okay.

Please don't say that.