Ohh huli mga kawatan din pala kayo kulas at por

A group of people are seen at a scrap metal yard, where a heated argument unfolds over the sale of metal and other materials. The conversation, in Tagalog, reveals accusations of theft and dishonesty among the workers, with one person claiming to have been caught stealing and another defending their actions. The discussion includes references to specific items like "tanso" (copper) and "LAS" (aluminum), and mentions of a person named Rene and a construction site. The scene captures a tense, confrontational moment among the workers, with one individual pleading for leniency while others express frustration and anger over the situation.