Ahney Her credited as playing...
Sue
- Sue Lor: There's a ton of food.
- Walt Kowalski: Yeah, well just keep your hands off my dog.
- Sue Lor: No worries, we only eat cats.
- Walt Kowalski: [about Thao] I don't care about him.
- Sue Lor: You hang out with him, you teach him to fix things, you saved him from that fucked cousin of ours.
- Walt Kowalski: Watch your language, lady.
- Sue Lor: And you're a better man to him than our own father was. You're a good man.
- Sue Lor: All the people in this house are very traditional. Number one: never touch a Hmong person on the head. Not even a child. The Hmong people believe that the soul resides on the head, so don't do that.
- Walt Kowalski: Well... Sounds dumb, but fine.
- Sue Lor: Yeah, and a lot of Hmong people consider looking someone in the eye to be very rude! That's why they look away when you look at them.
- Walt Kowalski: Yeah. Anything else?
- Sue Lor: Yeah... some Hmong people tend to smile or grin, when they're yelled at. It's a cultural thing, it expresses embarrassment or insecurity. It's not that they're laughing at you or anything.
- Walt Kowalski: Right, you people are nuts.
- Sue Lor: Kind of ironic, isn't it?
- Walt Kowalski: What is?
- Sue Lor: Thao washing your car after he tried to steal it.
- Walt Kowalski: And if he misses a spot, he has to do it all over again.
- Grandma: [starts pointing at Walt and angrily exclaiming in Hmong]
- Walt Kowalski: What's she saying?
- Sue Lor: She said welcome to her home!
- Walt Kowalski: No, no she's not.
- Sue Lor: Yeah, no, she didn't.
- Walt Kowalski: She hates me.
- Sue Lor: Yeah, she hates you.
- Sue Lor: My name? It's "Take your crude, overly obvious come-on to every woman who walks past and cram it." That's my name.
- Sue Lor: Thao wants to say something.
- Thao Vang Lor: I'm sorry.
- Walt Kowalski: Sorry for what?
- Thao Vang Lor: For trying to steal your car.
- [Walt gives Thao a dirty look]
- Walt Kowalski: Let me tell you something, boy. You step on this property again, you're done.