Gin Tama

Hasegawa:
In a deserted beach, with a monster and three "beach samurai" on it... [sits up] If we can't protect the sea, then who can? When you're feeling down, how do you do to feel better? You can say there's two kinds of things men do to feel better: [takes a smoke from his cigarette. Gintoki and Shinpachi stare, uninterested] One is looking at someone who's feeling worse to make sure he's alright. The other is looking at something much bigger to see his problems are meaningless. I belong to the second kind. [flashback] Whenever I find myself in hard times, I look at the sea to remember how meaningless I am. [another flashback, Hasegawa is pissing from a cliff over the sea as a woman looks on in embarrassment] It was also looking at the sea that I met my wife, Hatsu. Do you understand? The sea is both book and teacher to me. Everybody has a place closer to their hearts. Even if I keep changing jobs, my heart will stay here. Work is just a little something that helps me live through the days. But it's got nothing to do with money. That's what I was born for. Can you guys understand this feeling?

[no response. He turns around and sees everyone else is ignoring him.]

Shinpachi:
Is that true, sister?

Otae:
Yes, I talked to the city officers, and they said they will reward us if we can get rid of the alien.

Hasegawa:
Hey, are you listening to--

Gintoki:
Well then, let's just do that.

Hasegawa:
Hey, how about my feel--

Gintoki:
Okay, let's go.