Two days later, the family buzzes back and forth from the house. Everyone is talking about the "taining" that was posted on the web. The family gossips that the man who posted it must have been trying to get some "endorsement deals" out of the song, and that the song has been "cuckolded" by the man in question. The uncle tells the family that the daybreak factory has been ruined. He tells the uncle that a bunch of men barged into the factory and "smashed the entire bar." The uncle says that he knows how horrifying this is to "ruffle song juhans feathers" . After the uncle leaves, the father-son conversation turns to the "titanting" document that has just been sent to him. The letter says that "daybreak industrial" has committed fraud and deception. The son-in-law wants to know what's going on. He wants to "swallow" the letter, but the uncle tells him that he'll have to ask his mom to confirm the veracity of the documents. He says that if he doesn't believe the documents, he won't be able to stay at home. He also wants to invest in the company so that it can weather the storm. He promises that he can convince the government to give the company compensation for the relocation of its factories, and he promises to "pull his ears if you dont press like !" .