Journey to the West: Disciples, Let the Master Run First

"This deal is worth it to me and you are worth three. After all, you don't have any money, and it's all up to me to work hard outside!" "I'm riding a white dragon horse and you're riding a donkey. No wonder you're stuck in traffic!" "Wukong, you loser, get out of the way. I have 98K as my master." "Amitabha, this poor monk has gunpowder brought by the Tang Dynasty from the East. Why don't you give me the money?" "How can an elder watch his disciple do whatever he wants and remain indifferent?" "You're right! Then I'll come too." "Disciples, get out of the way and let the master run first!" This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.