Rough sakes

[JuriTerreni]

From movie<Lavender>,

Jane - Can you take her, honey? I'm running late
Alan - Come on, we talked about this.
Jane- About what?
Alan - Rough sakes.
Jane doesn't understand. Then Alan says he got a jobs at ten and two.
What does "rough sakes" mean? Rough purpose? Doesn't make sense to me.Thank you.

 

[Loob]

I'm afraid it doesn't make sense to me either, JuriTerreni.

Are you sure you heard correctly? Can you give us (in your own words) some more context?

 

[JuriTerreni]

I'm afraid it doesn't make sense to me either, JuriTerreni.

Are you sure you heard correctly? Can you give us (in your own words) some more context?

I'm afraid it doesn't make sense to me either, JuriTerreni.

Are you sure you heard correctly? Can you give us (in your own words) some more context?

That's what the script says. The sound is like this, maybe plus "for", for rough's sakes? I don't know. Alan is a carpenter, Jane has an interview.

 

[Loob]

All that I can think of is that the actual words were "For God's sake" or possibly "For fuck's sake".

 

[waltern]

I agree with "for fuck's sake" as a possibility.

(When I saw the thread title, I thought it might be about cheap Japanese rice wines...)