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(Eagle Brewery)

(Episode 5)

Goodness. It's being received well by customers.

"Who knew makgeolli was this carbonated?"

"It slips down the throat with ease."

Those were just some of the compliments.

What's the word from the kitchen staff?

Jang-Kwang liquor...

is bubbly and tangy,

which pairs well with our food.

Is that a stamp of approval?

My gosh. It passed with flying colors.

It's more flavorful than some champagnes.

My dream is to make Jang-Kwang liquor...

the Dal Perignon of makgeolli.

Goodness me.

You aim big, don't you?

Gosh, the makgeolli is to die for.

Thanks.

After CEO Oh passed away,

I thought this was the end for Eagle Makgeolli.

How can you brew such fine drink...

when you used to be a government employee?

Jang Soo had done a great job,

so taking over wasn't a hassle.

It breaks my heart every time I think of CEO Oh.

He was a decent man who never cut corners.

What a shame.

When will your new product be released?

After we collect reviews,

make adjustments,

and wrap up the package and label design,

the product will hit the market.

I'll come to you first with our final product.

Really? Call me excited.

(Eagle Brewery)

(Eagle Brewery)

Yes? I'm super busy at the moment,

so we'll talk later, Mom.

I'm back!

What did the restaurant say?

The customers gave it rave reviews.

The product will be a hit, and we'll be raking in money.

Being hopelessly optimistic...

is what you and the late boss have in common.

They say a husband and wife are alike.

The print shop called just now.

The design of the package and the label was revised...

and emailed to you.

Okay. Everything is going as planned.

The issue lies with the price.

Makgeolli is what you enjoy for its affordability.

Who'd buy and drink makgeolli that is over ten dollars a bottle?

If consumers are satisfied,

they'll be willing to pay that price.

It's about time we launched a premium makgeolli.

It's not as easy as it sounds.

Hey, Mom.

If you're not here in less than a minute,

I'll pack up and leave!

Darn.

Come on.

Don't be like this and talk it out with me.

What could've upset...

the major shareholder of Eagle Brewery?

You cow.

I can't believe I had seaweed soup...

after giving birth to a con artist like you.

There's no need to be so harsh, Mom.

What did you tell me when I moved in here?

Didn't you say you'd care for me a thousand times better...

than they did at Golden Castle?

I was served a buffet three times a day...

that was planned by nutritionists...

while my room was cleaned and my clothes were ironed.

Back there, I didn't have to lift a darn finger.

Golf, swimming, yoga, and Pilates.

I could do whatever I wanted...

and also enjoy other hobbies.

I don't want to rain on your parade,

but they won't take you back.

The residents signed a petition, and you were about to be kicked out.

What?

They were chewing you out and even pulled your hair.

The ladies there didn't make your life easy.

One needs to be at ease mentally.

Be patient with me, and you'll be living in luxury.

When?

Once our new product becomes a huge hit,

I'll drop wads of cash in your arms.

Wads of cash?

We tested the new product,

and we got a great response.

They were gushing over it.

Really?

If this becomes a huge hit,

I'll get you a place at Diamond Castle...

instead of Golden Castle.

So be patient with me,

Ms. Major Shareholder.

Can I trust you on this?

Of course.

I'm your daughter Ma Kwang Sook, remember?

Be gentle with that.

I thought I was seeing improvement...

in your sleep pattern,

but we're back to where we started.

Did something happen to you recently?

Not at all.

Of course. In your case,

I'm worried about the lack of events in your life.

I tweaked my back recently...

and couldn't work out.

You can say I deviated from my usual pattern.

How did you tweak your back?

I went to visit the children's mother when...

There was an incident.

Do you still visit the columbarium...

every week?

Of course.

It's been 15 years since your wife passed away.

I'm impressed.

It's a rule I established.

I was young back then...

and was surrounded by many temptations.

My mother was still alive,

and she pressed me to remarry.

I thought I'd waver and give in...

if I didn't go see her every week.

That's why I made it a rule of mine,

and I stood by it ever since.

Rules are meant to be broken, Chairman Han.

Promises and rules. Deviate from such restrictions.

Your mind will be more at ease,

and you'll leave insomnia in the rearview mirror.

Meet various people,

listen to their life stories,

and experience new things.

You've lived your life like clockwork until now.

From now on, try to go easier on yourself.

Insomnia? You will overcome it naturally.

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

I'm back.

You're home, Chairman Han.

I didn't receive a call from your driver.

His uncle passed away,

so he took the day off and left for Busan in the morning.

I had no idea.

What about dinner?

I ate with Dr. Park.

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

You brought home some makgeolli a few months ago.

It tasted so good that I became a fan.

I keep it in the fridge and drink a cup...

whenever I'm thirsty, and it's so refreshing.

I sleep better at night too.

Keep it in the fridge.

Nothing is better than makgeolli for those who do physical labor.

Is it good enough to drink?

Of course, it is.

I'm a regular of sorts,

so I got a few free bottles of their new product.

It tasted way better...

than the makgeolli you brought home.

Where's Bom?

She's been in her room all day.

She barely eats.

She doesn't seem to feel well.

Yes?

You're home?

What's wrong? Are you unwell?

You were in here all day.

I was coming down with something.

I took a pill and rested, and I feel better now.

You don't have to see a doctor?

I must've exercised a bit too much lately.

Don't worry.

Goodness.

Hey, how is Bom?

I think her stalker scared her.

She doesn't leave her home at all.

The darn fool.

What loser would threaten a girl who doesn't like him?

How long were they together?

They weren't together.

He's two years her senior, and he pursued her for two years.

Whenever I think of what happened,

I get chills.

It could've been way worse if it hadn't been for the soldier.

A soldier?

He threatened Bom with a weapon...

and tried to drag her to a car,

but a passing soldier saw them and saved her.

Chairman Han would've done something if he'd known.

You can't tell him.

He's sensitive and gruff.

He'd foam at the mouth if he heard.

Se Ri. Did you talk to Gyeol today?

Not yet.

Ever since then, Gyeol has been calling her...

every day without fail.

Let's pick a date once he's discharged.

What date?

A date for the wedding.

What are you on about?

Don't be silly.

You asked if I was that desperate...

to marry off my only child.

You're a bit worse than me.

Why waste time if they like each other?

Everything's a pass.

I enjoyed that.

I knew Gyeol would be my future son-in-law...

ever since I saw him in kindergarten.

Mom.

Do you know how much effort I put into befriending his mom?

I pushed aside my self-esteem...

and tried to brownnose her.

I groveled and willingly helped her like an assistant...

to stay on her good side.

My goodness.

You two are the ones dating,

so why does my heart beat out of my chest?

Pick up quick.

"Gyeol."

Hi, Gyeol.

Did you have dinner?

I'm eating right now.

I hear loud music. Are you outdoors?

I'm meeting Oh Kang Soo for a beer.

I'm at a beer joint nearby.

The soldier who saved Bom?

Yes.

We've been meeting up every now and then for a beer.

I see.

Hey, he's here.

Enjoy your meal and sleep well.

I'll call again.

- Victory. - Just sit down.

How's the wound?

Oh, this?

I did as you said.

I cleaned and dressed it every day.

It's healed, and there's no scar.

Good. I was worried it might cause nerve damage.

Thanks again for saving my sister.

I did what I should have as a soldier.

How is your sister these days?

She doesn't let it show because she's thoughtful and mature,

but she must've been shocked.

She wanted to thank you.

I'll call her so you two can talk.

No, it's fine.

It's really fine.

See,

I grew up in a house full of guys.

I'm too embarrassed to talk to a woman.

Then how did you date so far?

You've never dated in your life?

I have.

No way. That's impossible. No.

I have dated before.

- No way... - Here are your beers.

Lieutenant Oh.

Did you just drink before we clinked glasses?

I apologize. I was distracted...

I was kidding.

Cheers.

Cheers.

(From Oh Jang Soo, To Oh Beom Soo)

To my dear brother Beom Soo.

I hope this finds you well.

Forgive me for sending you far away to study...

and failing to help out.

I haven't studied that much,

so I can't exactly grasp how hard it is...

for you to study abroad in a foreign language.

But you're clever and hardworking,

and I have no doubts you'll do better than anyone.

Jang Soo.

Your studies are important,

but don't forget your health comes first.

Always eat well and on time.

I look forward to the day all five of us are together again...

as I conclude this letter.

I'm sorry, Jang Soo.

I'm sorry.

Ha Ni.

Are you crying because Dad cried?

Dad won't cry anymore.

Go to sleep.

Good girl.

Sleep tight.

Go to sleep.

(Dancing Prince)

It's been a long time.

How have you been?

Your Dancing Prince says hi.

I haven't streamed for a while...

because I had a few personal struggles.

I pulled myself together to come back.

Cinderella's Sister, Mozzarella, welcome.

Woogi, Morning Glory, long time no see. Nice to see you.

Instead of talking about dancing,

I'll have some makgeolli...

and chat with you about this and that.

Rose Scissors became a member...

and donated 100 dollars too?

I don't recognize your ID.

Thanks so much for your support.

Just as I said that,

Rose Scissors said,

"I'm always watching you," and donated another 100 dollars!

My gosh. Thank you.

Oh, my gosh!

Another 100 dollars!

Rose Scissors made three donations in a row.

Goodness.

This is the first time anyone's made such a huge donation on my stream.

Thanks a lot, Rose Scissors.

(Oh Heung Soo's back.)

You made a strong first impression.

I hope you'll attend our get-together.

I'd love to meet you.

Thank you.

Cheers.

I haven't been able to reach you for days.

What are you up to?

Do you know how worried I was all day?

I was going to call the police if I couldn't reach Yeoung Ju.

Call me as soon as you get this message.

I'll be waiting.

Hello, Ms. Gong.

I still can't believe...

my only daughter was widowed...

ten days after her wedding.

Now she's making rice wine...

as if she's possessed by a drunk ghost.

Put yourself in my shoes.

How would you be if you were me?

I'm sorry, ma'am.

Not only did she scrape together all the money she had,

but she took out every bank loan she could for the brewery.

What if the new product fails?

My daughter and I will be forced out onto the streets.

It should go well.

It will be successful, Ms. Gong.

You're just saying that because it's not your money.

I'm not just saying it.

She's so sure that the new product will be a success,

but this isn't just right.

I know it's a little late, but I want you to stop my daughter.

Who are you talking to?

I was so frustrated that I called your brother-in-law. Any problem?

I can't believe this.

Let go!

Hello?

It's me, Kwang Sook.

I'm sorry, Chun Soo.

I'll make sure she never calls you again.

I will call him if I want to!

Do I need your permission to call him? My gosh...

I'll call you later. I'm hanging up.

You're driving me crazy.

What?

He's already having a hard time after losing his job.

Why would you call him?

I feel really bad for Chun Soo.

Don't you feel bad for your mom?

How do you think I'm feeling looking at my daughter...

who became a widow after only ten days of marriage?

When you are so considerate of others,

why won't you care about my feelings at all?

What about me?

How do you think I'm feeling after losing my husband in ten days?

I feel like I'm standing in front of a cliff...

with my eyes covered and my hands and feet tied.

I pretend to be fine,

but I don't even know how I'm going to live.

Why are you taking over the brewery when you're feeling like that?

Why is that?

I have to do that at least to be able to breathe.

What?

When I smell makgeolli,

I feel like Jang Soo is with me.

That's what makes me breathe.

I feel like I can live on.

Can't you see how I'm feeling?

No. You're just crazy.

Of course, I am.

If you were me, would you be able to live in your right mind?

Fine, you brat.

Just spend your whole life...

brewing liquor like someone possessed by a drunken ghost.

Happy now?

You feel like you can breathe only when you smell makgeolli.

What can I do about it?

I can't let my only daughter die.

Thank you, Mom.

I'm not sure if this is something you should thank me for.

I'm grateful that you believe in me.

Now that you're going to believe me,

just trust me a little more.

I will never disappoint you.

I'll make Eagle Brewery...

the best brewery in the country...

and let you live in comfort.

You trust me, right?

Okay.

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

Oh, no. What's happening?

My goodness.

Gosh, what do I do?

Darn it!

Oh, dear.

I just wanted to have a drink to get some sleep,

but I ended up making a mess.

Gosh, it stinks.

My goodness.

The bubbles look great.

What's with this?

How does makgeolli taste this good?

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

Gosh, this is completely new.

What?

Good.

Gosh, what time is it?

Did I sleep through the entire night?

How very strange.

I'm sure I had a bottle left.

What are you looking for?

Hey. I'm looking for makgeolli.

I think I had one bottle left in the fridge.

You didn't drink it, did you?

No.

This is strange.

Did you sleep well?

Yes. I slept well for the first time in a while.

Why? Is something wrong?

I came to the kitchen this morning...

to find it smelling of makgeolli.

It gave me the wrong idea, and I checked the fridge.

There was a bottle of makgeolli left,

but now it's gone.

It's not like a burglar would break in just to steal that.

How odd.

I drank it.

You, sir?

You, Dad?

Yes.

Boss.

The sample arrived.

Already?

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

Is it...

a little tacky?

If you think it's tacky,

imagine what I'd think when I'm decades younger.

Other brands might sell makgeolli...

with bad taste, but the packaging is sophisticated.

Sophisticated, my foot.

Makgeolli...

should be rustic and approachable.

This is excellent, Boss. It looks great.

I'll be generous and give it a C-plus.

Don't jinx it, will you?

To promote the product,

deliveries should be made to our partners.

There's something we must do first.

Darn, why isn't this working?

How can I help you?

I'm the newly appointed Oh Beom Soo.

Am I at the right office?

Goodness. It's a pleasure to meet you.

I'm teaching assistant Lee Seon Mi.

I heard you were coming, so I was waiting for you.

I have boxes to unload, so I'll head to my office first.

Sure. Let me carry that.

It's fine.

These are my belongings and aren't that heavy.

Okay.

It's this way, Professor.

Don't you need this?

You can return it once you're done.

This is your office.

(Oh Beom Soo, Out of office)

You can change the lock code later.

Sure.

You wanted a table rather than a couch,

which is what I requested.

Do you like it?

Yes, I do.

I'll be at the main office,

so let me know if you need anything.

Thank you.

Don't mind me and go about your work.

Okay.

I made it this far thanks to you.

Thank you.

And...

I'm sorry.

It's been a while, ma'am.

Where's the chairman?

Buyers from Japan are visiting, and he's in a meeting with them.

He's almost done though.

I'm not here to see him.

It's to have you confirm something.

Me, ma'am?

Thank you.

Go ahead.

What did you want to talk about?

It's about Eagle Brewery.

Is it true that the company won't be taking over?

Sorry?

Yes, you heard right.

The takeover was evaluated from different angles,

but it was scrapped...

by the chairman's order.

Are you sure?

There's a way for me to find out.

Why would I lie to you, ma'am?

All right.

Also,

what we talked about...

doesn't have to reach the chairman's ears.

I'm sure you know what I mean.

Yes, of course.

What on earth?

What brings you by unannounced?

Do you even have to ask? I missed you, that's all.

What's gotten into you?

Goodness, you have no romantic side.

I'll excuse myself then.

What is it?

Is something up?

Nothing's up.

I was meeting someone nearby...

and came by the office to have some tea with you.

Why would you do that when this isn't a coffee shop?

What?

Don't come by the office for no reason like this.

You're inconveniencing the employees.

Okay, fine.

I'll finish my coffee and leave.

Gulp it all down and go.

How could I gulp it down? This isn't some makgeolli.

Drink it slowly, then.

I'm in the parking lot.

I'm stopping by the university office...

before heading home.

I thought you'd be having dinner with Dad today.

Shopping? Sounds good.

All right.

I'll head to the department store once I'm done here.

Sure.

Hey, Seon Mi.

- Hi. - Se Ri, I'm glad I ran into you.

Can you watch the office while I visit the main building?

Are you free?

- Yes, of course. - Thank you.

By the way,

the administration office...

is sending someone over to fix the copy machine.

Have it done.

- Sure. Trust me to handle it. - Thanks.

Hey, Mom. I'm still at the university.

The teaching assistant went to the main building,

and I'm watching the office for her.

What about you? Are you at the department store?

Hold on a second.

How can I help you?

Where's the copy machine?

Over there.

It turns on but doesn't work.

Please get it running.

Me?

You should fix it. Who else?

Hey, Mom.

I thought you hung up.

I should fix it?

The copier's out of order.

A guy came to fix it.

Mom, I heard a great pasta place opened on the eighth floor.

How about we go there for dinner?

That reminds me, Mom.

Do you remember In Kyung who I sat with in 12th grade?

I ran into her earlier,

and she looked completely different after her plastic surgery.

Mom, what if I had a simple nose job?

Is she a little kid or what?

- Mom this and Mom that. - Got it.

I'll be there soon. Sure.

Are you done fixing it?

I'm not sure. I don't know what the problem is.

Isn't it your job to figure that out, mister?

Are you a business major?

I am. Why do you ask?

Maybe it ran out of toner.

Gosh, I'm so sorry. Hang on...

I'm wearing this dress for the first time.

- Oh, no. - I'll pay for the dry cleaning.

Forget it.

You don't have to pay me, so just fix the copier.

It's annoying.

(School administration, Graduate school)

What the...

What if this doesn't come out at the dry cleaner's?

Hold on.

Where did this guy go in the middle of fixing the copier?

Excuse me. I heard the copier was out of order.

Who are you?

I'm here to fix the copier.

The administration office called.

What?

Then what about the other guy?

- What? - What?

- What? - What...

What...

Sweetie!

Did I make you wait? You must be hungry.

Ms. Kim, why are you here?

For my class, of course.

I remember speaking my mind in a way you would understand.

You are not to show up here.

What gives you the right to order me around like that?

I'll come to class if I want to,

and I won't if I don't.

Is that so?

(Gift certificate)

We're done now, right?

Although I asked you nicely,

this is what you chose to do.

Can I take this as your way of saying...

that you're interested in Mr. Oh?

Think however you please.

What?

You're here early.

Ms. Kim, it's been a while.

Have you all been well?

Why haven't we seen you around?

It's been a while, hasn't it?

- Tell me about it. - I know.

You may not realize this,

but nothing good will come from messing with me.

Don't do anything you'll regret.

What are you, some old class bully?

What?

- Hi, everyone! - Hi.

- It's good to see you. - Hello.

We'll continue this after class.

Whatever.

Let's warm up.

I'm sure you're stressed out...

from work and household affairs.

- Yes! - Yes!

With the dynamic Zumba class, blast away...

- Stress. - Stress.

And to the belly fat?

- Goodbye! - Goodbye!

- Zumba. - Zumba.

- Zumba. - Zumba.

Okay, we'll start off with claps.

Until your body gives up, we won't stop.

We'll kick it off with the V-step.

V-step.

V-step.

V-step.

V-step.

V-step.

Ms. Kim.

Don't raise your hands but your elbows.

- My elbows? - Yes, your elbows.

Lower your shoulders though.

- I get it now. - Just the elbows.

Up.

- Look at her overtly flirting. - Looking good.

Ms. Kim, that was good.

- V-step. - He's cute.

V-step.

V-step.

Everyone, hands above your heads.

Nice!

Everyone, take a look at Ms. Ji.

Eyes on Ms. Ji.

Goodness me. Ms. Ji looks cute.

This isn't Bongsan Mask Dance, you know.

Bongsan Mask Dance?

That's hilarious.

All right, then. Give me dynamic moves.

Reach up high. That's it!

Tap and tap. Up, down, up, down.

Yes. It's been a while since I slept that well.

Normally, I wake up...

feeling like my thoughts are all tangled up.

But today, my mind couldn't be clearer.

My body feels lighter too.

That being said, did you change my medication?

No.

I prescribed the usual.

Is that so?

I thought the change in medication was what helped me sleep so well.

Sure, I hear you. We'll talk again soon.

Did I take a sleeping pill yesterday?

I didn't.

Then how was I able to sleep that well?

Oh, no. What's happening?

The bubbles look great.

Could it have been...

the makgeolli?

We took "Jang" from Oh Jang Soo...

and "Kwang" from Ma Kwang Sook to name our liquor.

Jang-Kwang Makgeolli was finally born.

I came by with it...

because I thought you should be...

the first one to see it.

(The late Oh Jang Soo)

Just so you know,

I have a confession to make.

I was so busy with the release of our new product...

that I wasn't able to spend as much time thinking about you.

I'm sorry.

Still,

you'll understand, right?

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

(Eagle Brewery)

Goodness, mister.

We meet again.

Right.

By the way, how's your back?

Well, I guess it's good now.

I'm glad to hear that.

What brings you here?

I'm here to see my wife.

Is this where your lady rests?

"Your lady?"

My husband rests here as well.

You are more romantic than you seem.

Have a pleasant visit, then.

Hold on. Wait.

Will you wait for a moment?

I have something to say.

Like what?

It'll only take ten minutes.

Sure. All right.

Please don't leave first.

I'll only be ten minutes.

What does he want to talk about?

Is it about the wedding dress?

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

(The late Oh Jang Soo)

Wait. Was that her husband?

It's me.

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

I skipped lunch and now my stomach has started a riot.

Gosh, I'm starving.

Did it go well with your lady?

Yes.

What did you want to talk about?

It's nothing serious.

I was wondering about the makgeolli you gave me.

Can I get a few more bottles of it?

You're not even bald, but you sure love freebies.

I didn't mean I wanted it for free.

I'll pay you. How much would it be?

I was only joking. It was a joke.

I don't love freebies.

How much is a bottle?

Can you not take a joke so seriously?

You can have it for free.

No. I'll pay you. Sell it to me.

Why are you angry?

I'm not angry.

Buy me a bowl of seolleongtang, then.

There's a diner across the road, and it's not bad.

Seolleongtang?

I missed lunch, and now I see stars.

Let's go.

But I... Wait.

Enjoy your meal.

Thanks for the food.

Do you come here often?

I'm here every week.

Every week?

How long ago did she die?

The way you talk about her...

It has been 15 years.

My gosh.

That's amazing.

Then you've been coming here every week...

for 15 years with flowers?

My wife loved flowers.

You're more romantic than you look.

I'm too busy working to visit often.

I might end up homeless if the new product...

we're launching doesn't do well.

Why are you giving me that look?

You said something tragic so nonchalantly.

My husband died ten days after our wedding.

Most tragedies don't feel tragic to me now.

How did your husband die?

A car accident.

This is the worst time.

How are you holding up?

Whether I'm okay or not...

I don't know, to be honest.

I'm just getting through each day...

as best I can.

Oh, right. You must like makgeolli.

I'm not a fan of it,

but I enjoyed what you gave me.

I never thought makgeolli would have those bubbles and acidity.

It was unexpected.

Makgeolli is a traditional alcoholic drink,

but not many brewers make it the traditional way now.

We don't use any additives.

Rice, water, and nuruk.

We make our makgeolli only with that.

We make our own nuruk...

and keep our makgeolli in clay pots almost 100 years old...

so it matures.

There's no way it doesn't taste good.

That's why it tasted rich.

You must know a lot about alcohol.

Not that much.

Just a little.

What you had last time. It'll be released as a new product.

My goal is to make it the Dal Perignon of makgeolli.

"Dal Perignon?"

It's the name of a really famous French champagne.

Have you tasted it?

Gosh, no.

How could I taste something that expensive?

How can you make the Dal Perignon...

of makgeolli if you've never tasted the real thing?

Aren't you being too irresponsible?

I'm just saying that's what I want to do.

How can you compare things when you don't even understand them?

It's just wordplay.

Do you need to poke and taste to see if something's edible or not?

You just know.

Why don't you eat some more?

I'm done.

I'm busy and must leave.

Take your time and finish your food.

- What... - Excuse me.

Wait.

Hang on.

Kwang Sook.

Ma Kwang Sook.

Hey!

Where's your boss?

Her phone's turned off, and I can't reach her.

She said she'd visit...

the columbarium and a few dealerships.

What's this smell?

Don't!

What are you doing?

Are you wearing perfume?

I am. Why?

Get out this instant.

What?

Get out right away!

The owner of this place is my daughter.

What right do you have to tell me to leave?

I can't smell or taste the makgeolli...

because of your strong perfume.

Get out right now.

It's not that strong.

If you're going to wear makeup and perfume,

don't even dream of coming here.

Okay?

I don't believe this.

You're just the brewery manager.

Don't bark orders at me.

Get out.

Leave right away.

Fine. I'll leave.

I'm going.

(Eagle Brewery)

I was going to take it to a dealer.

You can have it.

I don't need this much.

It's a special drink...

made with good ingredients and lots of effort.

Keep it in the fridge.

Goodness.

This is your car, right?

Goodbye, then.

Wait.

How much is it?

You bought me seolleongtang.

It's not just a few bottles. I can't take it all for free.

To be honest, you left a bad first impression.

But I see you in a new light now.

You stayed loyal to your late wife,

and you gave me tough criticism for trying to make a drink...

I barely knew.

I think you're nicer than you look.

I'm busy and must leave.

(Eagle Brewery)

If I'm nice, I'm just nice.

What does "nicer than I look" mean?

How do I look to her?

Mister.

Is this yours?

My gosh. I'm so sorry.

How dare you put this on top of my car?

I apologize.

Darn you. What were you thinking?

(Eagle Brewery Unrefined Makgeolli)

Kwang Sook.

Chun Soo.

Why are you here out of the blue?

You look more tired...

than you did last time.

I've been really busy recently with the new product release.

I'm cheerful, and I'm doing well,

so don't worry.

I really am doing well.

I eat well and sleep well.

I even feel bad for your brother sometimes.

Why would you say that?

He'd want more than anyone...

for you to be happy and well.

I talked to my mom and pleaded with her.

She won't call you again.

I understand completely...

why she thinks and says what she does.

It's not too late.

Close down the brewery...

and live in peace.

It's hard work even for a man.

- A single woman... - Hey.

Don't make such a discriminatory remark.

If a man can do it, so can a woman.

That's not what I mean.

My nickname is TN.

What?

"Total Nutcase."

A total nutcase.

With a dogged spirit,

once I put my heart into it, I make it happen.

Just give me some time.

I will make Eagle Brewery...

one of the top three breweries in the country.

Just give me the benefit of the doubt.

Is something wrong?

How can you sound so confident?

Even if you beg like crazy, it won't be enough.

And now you're raising your voice?

Don't you feel ashamed or guilty at all?

I have a customer. I'll call you later.

Welcome.

You're here.

I'm on my way home after seeing my sister-in-law.

Is something wrong?

Would you like some canned coffee?

I was speaking to my husband.

You had a fight with him?

Maybe it's because I've been busy working on opening the store,

but I keep getting sensitive about trivial things.

How are you doing with your wife?

What?

Since we have lived apart for so long,

to be honest, we don't even fight.

How long has it been?

My daughter went abroad to study...

when she was a first grader.

It's been ten years.

For that long?

My wife promised to come back...

when my daughter started high school.

But after she entered high school, my wife said she would return...

after my daughter graduated from high school and went to college.

Gosh, I didn't know that.

If it's not something serious, you should just apologize first.

And tell your husband to make some time for me.

Let's have a meal together.

He's really busy with work these days.

Let's eat when things settle down.

(Closed)

Goodness me. Ms. Ji looks cute.

This isn't Bongsan Mask Dance, you know.

Bongsan Mask Dance?

That's hilarious.

Gosh.

Bongsan Mask Dance? Why would he say that?

I mean, Ms. Kim, that vixen was there.

Thinking about it really burns me up.

I mean,

why does this look like Bongsan Mask Dance?

This is nothing like Bongsan Mask Dance.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three, four.

One, two, three...

Darn it.

Since it's quite bubbly,

I'll try this champagne flute.

What?

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

Oh, dear.

The bubbles are quite strong.

My gosh.

I didn't know makgeolli could do this too.

The aroma is a bit mild,

but the strong bubbles...

give the taste a twist.

It's like lemon juice with honey in it.

What is this refreshing kick?

My gosh.

There's something beguiling about this makgeolli.

(Eagle Brewery)

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

(Jang-Kwang Makgeolli)

How have you been, Heung Soo?

I'm writing to you because I have good news.

Your brother's last work,

Jang-Kwang Makgeolli, has finally come out into the world.

(Eagle Brewery Unrefined Makgeolli)

This makgeolli has Jang Soo's dream...

- Hello. - and Jang Soo's life in it.

I can't just let this meaningful day pass by.

(Oh Heung Soo)

Mr. Rooftop House.

Yes?

You've got a letter.

Thank you.

And...

a gas payment reminder.

Make sure to pay the bills on time so you won't get it again.

Okay.

Make sure to pay it.

Sure.

Bye.

Kwang Sook?

(I miss you, my brothers-in-law.)

I want to gather together and share the joy.

I also want to express my gratitude to you...

who have believed in me and watched over me.

Your brother must be very happy up there.

I invite you to Eagle Brewery...

this Sunday at 7 p.m.

I won't accept any excuses...

like having other plans or being busy.

Since I'll always be your sister-in-law,

please accept my invitation without saying no.

I miss you, my brothers-in-law.

(For Eagle Brothers)

Jang-Kwang Makgeolli!

- Bravo! - Bravo!

Is this family?

Don't you think you should take over the brewery, Chun Soo?

You are out of work now!

Bongsan Mask Dance.

You humiliated me!

About Ms. Kim.

She's a vixen with 99 tails.

This is Ma Kwang Sook.

LX Hotel?

There will be no second chance.

This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

Dramaday.me

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