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- No, that's not it. - That is it.
You turn out to be cheap on top of everything.
Fine.
Keep that up.
Cut me some slack.
Will you, Eun-o?
"Some slack"?
- I won't cause you any more inconvenience. - Of course.
What?
Because I'm going to quit.
What?
I'll quit…
working at this café.
You'll quit working here?
If you can't take the heat, stay out of the kitchen.
Aren't you even sorry?
Have you no conscience?
I'm sorry.
But I tried not to be sorry…
because I needed to survive.
And you didn't care about my survival.
You can't survive?
If I'm near you
or around you…
you can't survive?
Such choplogic
might work on Hyun-soo, but not me.
Feel free to keep doing that to her.
I can't survive!
Don't you think I knew
how much you hated me, despised me…
and looked down on me?
I knew it all.
And I was
terribly humiliated,
ashamed,
and embarrassed,
but I still chose to come here…
because I needed to survive.
I had no money in my pockets,
but had to start this business.
I needed a place to stay…
and this was…
the only place.
A place where, Ji Eun-o, who hates my guts, is at.
So, I asked Hyun-soo for help first…
to stop you from saying no.
So that you couldn't say no.
I knew I was being cheap,
but I wanted to start…
somewhere hidden from your eyes
and everyone else's.
Please pretend we're strangers
for two or three months.
I'll leave once things get better.
So…
are you telling me to put up with you for two months?
If you still refuse and choose to quit,
I'll have to leave.
What?
I can't go that far.
Kick you out and stay here?
I can't do that.
You said you couldn't survive elsewhere.
Even so.
I'm at a loss for words.
What?
If I choose to leave, he'll leave?
Unbelievable.
Kick you out and stay here?
I can't do that.
At least he has a conscience.
Jeez, I hate his guts.
I can do the cleaning.
I just want my desk back quickly.
Yeah.
Now that you have the window, you won't come out of there, right?
What?
Stop doing stuff with Hyun-soo
as a means to shield yourself.
I won't anymore.
Act like we're strangers, don't say hi to me,
and don't talk to me.
These are the three conditions you must follow.
Please.
Will you answer me?
Got it.
The café's closed today, so coffee isn't available.
Got it.
This isn't what I wanted.
No food that smells.
Dang, I ate ramyeon with the door open.
So, he's taking lessons?
From Monday to Friday, he's going to study all day.
Oh, I might have to go out on Saturdays too.
They have special lessons.
I see, so you're going to
- be an electrical… - Right.
I'm going to be an electrical technician.
Once I get my electrical technician license,
and build up a few years of experience,
I can be a licensed electrical engineer, Mom.
- I see. - Right.
That's admirable, Sang-cheol.
You're willing to study again.
People live to be 100 now, Mom.
I have many years left, and skills are the best.
PROFESSIONAL TEACHING CERTIFICATE
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEE ID
One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight.
I'm still sound and healthy.
Even you don't think I'll die in a year or two, will I?
Our son is over 60,
but he's learning skills to make money.
I should no longer be a leech
as a mother.
Don't be scared. You should at least give it a chance.
"We welcome those with no experience or elders."
You guys said so yourselves.
Well…
So, you're hiring people?
Are you going to work?
Yes, but I'm 88 years old. Is that okay?
- Tell me before I step in. - Will you look at me, ma'am?
Spread your fingers, please.
One, two, three, four, five.
Follow me.
One, two, three, four, five.
I'm not a kid, you know.
It's good. You can come in.
I'll teach you the job.
Okay!
- Fold it in half. - And fold it big.
- A long fold like this. - That's right, ma'am. Good.
Yes.
You're not bad.
You're good.
You might get used to it in no time.
Oh, my. You're…
Mr. Kim.
Please don't tell my daughter-in-law
that you saw me here.
I'll be in huge trouble if my son finds out about it.
Goodness. I'm also keeping it from Da-jung.
I see.
Well then, I'll be going home.
What? You'll go home? You won't fold envelopes?
I can't, knowing that you work here.
Well then, I'll quit. Go ahead and work here.
What?
No way.
I'm only a newcomer. You shouldn't quit because of me.
This is not how things should be between in-laws.
But then,
I doubt anyone would care.
I mean, it's just work.
Sorry?
At our age,
it's not easy to get a part-time job. Let's just not tell our children.
Just our children…
- You mean, Sang-cheol and Da-jung? - That's right.
We'll be 90 soon. There's no need to keep a distance.
Don't you agree?
Let's work together.
Generators have characteristics.
Just like separate excitation and series generators,
there are many kinds of generators.
All right, you must also memorize this part.
Certain generators and their characteristics
must simply be memorized.
Yes. The buttons work with no issues.
The outer and internal links have no errors.
The pixels don't crash.
The fonts look good on both mobile and computer screens.
Jeez, I'm dying to know.
His website is going to launch today, right?
I wonder what kind of business it is.
Beats me.
Would it be an online shopping mall?
Maybe he's selling some local specialties?
Where are you going?
I need to open a business bank account, and I have some things to handle.
Is your website open now?
What is it about?
See it for yourself.
Mamdaerozip.co.kr.
- M-A-M-D-A-E-R-O-- - It's Mamdaero Zip.
Wait. It's really Mamdaero Zip.
Eun-o.
It's mamdaerozip.co.kr.
Come on, I'm curious.
Mamdaerozip.co.kr.
Our service introduces you
to a coordinator who will supervise your DIY interior design.
DIY interior design and coordinators?
Eun-o.
I knew it.
What do you mean?
I said he was just bluffing about starting a business.
He's not even a professional interior designer,
but he'll connect coordinators and those up for DIY interior design?
He can't possibly do this business.
This can't be done without some real knowledge of interior design.
You're right.
Well, he's remodeled many kinds of houses with our society,
so we can call him a half-expert, but this is still a bit random.
I thought he'd be better than this.
Sung-jae, I'm here.
LEE JI-HYEOK
"Mamdaero Zip"?
Sung-jae!
- Hey. Just a sec… - Come on!
MAMDAERO ZIP INTERIOR COORDINATOR MATCHING SERVICE
It's so much. Is someone else joining us for lunch?
It's a lot?
You used to finish all this.
Oh, they don't have Cajun salad, so I ordered steak salad instead
since you like meat too.
For her.
Lemonade?
Yes.
You used to order this with your friends.
Your soul food. Lemonade especially is your favorite.
Sung-jae.
That was when I ate like a pig due to the stress from studying.
I weighed over 60 kg then.
Don't you see my current shape?
- I think it's similar. - Are you kidding me?
You're nothing more or less than Ji-hyeok's youngest sister to me.
Jeez, this is humiliating.
You, finish it all.
I don't drink lemonade anymore.
It's too sweet.
Goodness.
You drink iced Americanos, right? This isn't sweet.
I lost so much weight during college and stayed the same ever since.
Men don't know much about such stuff.
Gosh, I wanted to treat you to your favorite foods.
Take some of each and enjoy it slowly.
Anything else you don't like?
Sung-jae.
Are you going to say no to rejoining my channel?
That's right.
I'll completely blur out your face this time.
That's just one problem. It doesn't suit me at all.
Getting a few thousand more subscribers because of me
isn't a real solution. That's why.
Look.
How about I find you a job?
Why would you?
No thanks.
I hate working in an office.
Then what do you want? To be a YouTuber?
I'll make it big and marry someone who's rich too.
I'm going to get married for sure.
Someone rich?
Oh, my.
Lee Soo-bin, you're…
Don't jump to conclusions.
I said "too."
That's why signed up at a matchmaking company.
A matchmaking company?
Are you out of your…
Do your parents know?
They don't.
And, Sung-jae,
stop jumping to conclusions and reacting first.
Hear me out first.
You can't choose your birth.
I have no complaints about it.
However, I believe everyone has the right to overcome it.
- And money is a means to overcome it? - Money is one of many.
I want someone with a nice personality, good looks, capabilities,
a respectable family background, and a loving heart for me.
So I signed up at a matchmaking agency that can set me up with such men.
I want to find someone suitable and date him.
I see your reasons are very solid.
This is reasonable. Marriage should be a win-win for both.
Oh, dear.
You sure are Lee Ji-hyeok's younger sister.
I know I can be a devoted girlfriend and wife.
But working-class people like me really marry for love alone?
I don't want to.
I refuse to struggle in life.
I don't care if people call me calculating.
Life is a fight to earn what you need.
A fight?
Right, I agree.
Hey, let's hurry and eat. I'm hungry.
Long time no see, pane pasta.
It's so nice to see you.
Here.
Sung-jae, thanks. I'm so full.
- I have to go this way. - Wait. Soo-bin.
Let me give you some pocket money.
What do you take me for?
I may take money from Ji-hyeok, but not from you.
Do you even know how many guys want to give me an allowance?
I have a line of them.
Good for you.
- Get going. You have a meeting. - Okay.
Let me know if anything changes.
How would it hurt to help me?
No, it's not good to rely on someone.
Anyway, he looks kind of hot from behind.
BEEF SHORT RIB SOUP 17,000 WON
Carbohydrates will only make me sleepy.
ONE DAY PART-TIME JOB
LOOKING FOR PART-TIMERS TOMORROW
Tomorrow?
YOUR APPLICATION HAS BEEN SUBMITTED
Hello. I'd like to open a business bank account.
- Is this it? - Yeah.
It's 30% complete based on the website.
but there are some issues with the sign-up.
The schedule will be postponed.
Why don't we let people log in with their social media accounts?
Matte tiles should be better than gloss tiles, right?
Hello.
Ask what you want.
YOU HAVE A NEW REQUEST
Ji-hyeok, you got packages…
Yes, I'm listening.
This is urgent! Our original plan was to do the interior design on our own,
but we gave up and hired an agency.
This agency took the down payment and disappeared.
We have two weeks. Please give us a call.
Hello?
Hello, this is Mamdaero Zip.
Yes, hello. As we wrote, we're kind of in a rush.
Do we just pay for the coordinator? We have a floor plan already.
Would you come by the office?
I'm nearby right now.
Your office is in the café, right?
Yes.
Sure, I'll see you in a minute.
Bye.
- You got a package. - Thank you.
Wait, I'm sorry.
I told them to drop the boxes off at my office.
I just took them for you.
Anyway, what are they?
Mamdaero Zip's coordinator uniform.
Mamdaero Zip…
When did you prepare all of this? You only came back a few days ago.
You can buy anything online.
Then you prepared it all before coming back?
You could say that.
APPLYING FOR COORDINATOR POSITION
See you.
Bye.
Mr. Park.
CONGRATS ON YOUR OPENING
- Did you see the website? - Yes.
Eun-o.
Hi, Mr. Park.
I'm busy right now. Go on and do your stuff.
Ji-hyeok seems busy too.
You worked there for less than a year?
I see.
Thank you. Bye.
Let me.
It's orange jasmine. I hear it purifies the air.
How sweet of you.
How's everything?
Got nothing to say, right?
Sung-jae, keep it in even if you have something to say.
But do remember it.
This is where the second chapter of your best friend, Lee Ji-hyeok, begins.
I will.
Too bad. I don't have time to talk.
I'm busy now.
Come on. When will you make time for me?
I came back only a few days ago.
Didn't Eun-o tell you that I was super busy?
His office is odd, isn't it?
It's somewhere between a storage unit and an office.
Yes. It's in between an office and storage.
- Where are we getting together this week? - We've got to ask our boss about that.
"Boss"? Are you referring to me?
Of course.
Your new project started, so you must be busy.
We get to hang out only if our boss gathers us up.
- Right? - Yes, right.
Oh, come on.
What the… You're resorting to violence now?
Yes, because you made me a boss.
- There. - Oh.
Ouch, hey. One, two, one, two. Oh, left hand.
Wow, nice. Ouch. Look at you.
- Oh. One, two. Ouch. - Jab.
Excuse me. Where can I find Mamdaero Zip?
- Well… - Over here.
This way, please.
Oh, okay.
You want to finalize your request now?
I'm sick and tired of consulting with agencies.
Your coordinator will supervise everything, including hiring workers.
I was so happy to hear that.
Then will you sign a contract too?
Sure.
Can I talk to you for a sec?
I don't talk to strangers.
I got a client already on the first day.
I'd like you to be the coordinator for my first client.
- No, thanks. - I'll pay 20 million won.
Coordinating costs a few million won,
but you're offering me 20 million?
You won't be a simple coordinator.
I'm inviting you for my first case to be trustworthy.
I have a few coordinator applicants.
I'll have more tomorrow.
It's not because I'm short on resources.
My answer is no.
Why? It's a 20 million-won job.
Be more formal.
I expected you to say no.
Still, I decided to plead with you
because I was desperate.
But, you see, this was a business offer,
Eun-o.
What is he saying?
I agreed not to leave on condition of not seeing him.
I knew she'd say no.
But why can't she do it? I'm offering 20 million won.
Does she despise me that much?
I guess that's so like her.
Occupying the storage wasn't enough?
How dare he ask me to work for him? Over my dead body.
Even if he offers 200 million, I'll still say no.
If he offers that much, I guess I'll say yes.
It's 675%.
This is insane.
It's too good to sell now. What if the price goes higher?
You really can have 100 million won ready? How?
Like this.
No, let's not get greedy.
I can spend 100 million on our business and 50 million on a new car.
Let's just sell and withdraw.
SELL
What's wrong?
What's going on?
What the… What's wrong with this?
My 155 million won!
I'm home.
Welcome home. You must be tired.
Kang-o must've heard you.
Why isn't he coming out?
He has no reason to come out and see me.
He's probably playing games.
No, he said he had good news to share when you came home.
I doubt he has any kind of good news for me, Mom.
Kang-o.
Stop acting. I know you were awake just now.
You fall asleep way too easily.
ESSAYS ON SCHOPENHAUER
You're into that book lately.
This book is so dense that I even want to memorize it.
Although its sentences are short.
Honey.
I wonder why there's so much to learn in this world.
"Live This Once-in-a-Lifetime Life"?
Life doesn't always allow you to do what you want.
This man's ideas are very different from mine.
Gosh, this means my ideas are different from yours too.
Nevertheless, we're meant to be together.
Having the same ideas isn't the key to happy marriage.
You're good at working things out, no matter what.
The fact is, I've struggled to follow you my whole life.
Oh, right.
Are you looking for a wife for Sung-jae?
Of course.
But it's not that easy.
Maybe I'll have a drink with him.
I know you told me to wait until he opens up to me…
but I can't figure out what's on his mind.
He's always been like that since childhood.
He's not one to be pushed and grilled.
Still, he's the heir.
I honestly feel bad that we've been keeping him chained
to that chief director position.
Sung-jae is very different from you.
You have a desire to challenge things.
And you're self-assertive.
But our son is not ambitious in that way.
That's the problem.
I know.
So, I feel afraid to push him too hard with work.
It's the same with marriage.
What if he pulls away again?
That oddball.
It's ridiculous that you're doing this, Ji-hyeok.
What should I do about him?
Hello, this is Soo-bin.
I'm in a different fashion style again today.
DIY HOME DECORATION MARKET TREND
APPLICATION FORM
BUSINESS PLAN
Doesn't he know how pricey electricity is?
Whatever. Whether he keeps the lights on is not my concern.
Ouch, my eyes!
What the… Is that even possible? He dozed off while washing his face?
How can he fall asleep with his face covered with foam?
Did he stay up all night?
Jeez, this is so awkward.
From today, don't go to Normal Hotel.
Go to the fitness center at Genew Hotel.
Genew Hotel?
Oh, this is the place.
Why change to somewhere further away?
Excuse me…
sir.
What did you say?
I think the air purifier isn't strong enough.
Did you just call me sir?
Why would you call me that?
You got angry when I called you Mr. Driver.
Just call me Driver Lee.
"Sir"? Are you kidding me? That's really offensive.
I'm at a loss for words.
You kept your mouth shut for more than a week,
and now you're calling me sir? Forget it.
Have fun working out, ma'am.
What did I do wrong?
I called him sir to show respect.
I have a question.
My temporary driver and bodyguard is my brother's friend's younger brother.
He's about two years older than me.
So, how am I supposed to address him?
Is your brother close with your driver's older brother?
Yeah.
My brother told me that it was a friend he could trust.
Then calling him by his name would suffice.
Or the two of you could settle for calling each other Mr. or Ms.
So it was inappropriate to call him Mr. Driver or sir.
Since he's hired temporarily,
he's more like a part-timer.
In this case, calling someone Mr. Driver or sir
could make the other person feel uncomfortable.
Did you arrive safely?
What are you doing now?
I'm in the bathroom.
Four, five…
six.
Hey, you're here.
Who's that girl? I didn't see her last week.
- As you push. - She's probably a newcomer.
She's not bad.
She's got a fresh vibe.
You only have eyes for girls now that you're back in Korea, right?
It was the same for me.
I'm not like you. It depends on how attractive they are.
He's the best option we have…
but we'll need more than just my influence, Young-ra.
I hope you can attract him.
It's just begun, so let's wait and see.
MIN JUNG-HO 32, GRANDSON OF HYUNYU GROUP'S FOUNDER
Ma'am.
This is the list and profiles of this year's scholarship winners.
And this is the list of docent candidates.
Book a Chinese restaurant for the school faculty and students
and a Japanese restaurant for me and the CEO.
Actually, for four people.
I'll drive you to the drawing room now.
- Why are you treating me like this? - What do you mean?
Why are you suddenly using honorifics?
Gosh, a driver must use honorifics when he speaks to his employer.
It'd be awfully rude
not to use honorifics. Or he'd get slapped in the face.
I'm sorry, Ji-wan.
What did you just say?
What's wrong with you?
Are you going to tell on me?
Why would I do that?
Then why are you suddenly calling me by my name? It's not like you.
I asked AI.
It said it'd be proper to call you by your name.
What, AI?
It's different from what my mom thinks,
but it's an AI,
so I think her opinion is right.
You're incredible.
I mean, you're right. Humans can't beat an AI.
A person owns a single perspective,
but an AI collects countless information, common sense, and everything else.
From now on, ask AI about anything.
Make sure to confirm with AI
that you're not supposed to tell your mom what I just said.
Why are you smiling?
Because it's funny.
Am I funny?
It's been two minutes.
Let's go.
I emailed you the revised floor plan and the estimate.
It reflects everything you mentioned.
Please check and let me know.
Okay, bye.
Good job.
You'll get some sleep for a day or two.
I'm planning to.
My back hurts from working in the living room.
You're right.
You can't pull all-nighters here because of Ji-hyeok.
Yes,
but I'm going to do it from now on.
I won't be able to work at home once the director's project begins.
Why aren't you meeting that madam who requested an expensive project?
Oh, her?
I want you to prioritize quality over speed when it comes to my project.
So, take your time
preparing for it and feel free to work on other projects too.
You should have a lot of work.
She's so considerate.
And she already paid for the work.
Is this how rich people are?
I think she's taking this project seriously and really cares about it.
I see.
Oh, Mr. Park.
I'm glad you're still here.
Ta-da!
Maybe I was waiting for this.
He came without notice again.
I can't finish all that alone.
Let me go wash my hands.
Hey, what are you doing there?
Am I not allowed to buy coffee?
I mean,
I didn't think you had the time to enjoy coffee out here.
I told you to wait until I reached out to you.
Hey.
That's for Eun-o.
Eun-o?
Today's the anniversary of her father's death.
But then,
why would you buy her fruit on the anniversary of her father's death?
Look.
Am I not allowed to buy fruit for her father's memorial service?
It's for her and her family.
Oh, really?
Eun-o hates bananas. She doesn't eat bananas.
- What? - Ask her.
Yes, I hate bananas.
I sent you bananas when you were sick.
Punk.
If you hate something, you feel sick just by looking at it.
That doesn't mean you can eat mine without asking.
Well…
I thought it was for me.
- Go. The traffic will get heavy. - Okay.
I'll use it for my father's memorial service
and enjoy it with my family.
Thanks. Soo-jung, see you tomorrow.
How do you know her father's death's anniversary?
I heard her father passed away when she was a senior in high school.
That means he died at a young age. How did he pass away?
You got something for the anniversary of her dad's death,
but you don't know that? Jeez.
Is he sulking at you?
"You didn't know that?"
Let him sulk.
When she was a senior in high school…
That was when he was much younger than my dad.
- Thank you. - No problem.
Good work.
Good work.
My goodness.
How long
have I made tteokbokki for Dad's memorial service?
It's been 12 years.
I wish I could make some for him when he was still alive.
Then your dad would've been so moved
that he would've died of a heart attack that very day.
You can be funny at times.
It's still funny when I think about tteokbokki.
Your dad went to all sorts of lengths to have it only with you.
He never let me and Kang-o join in.
Mom, that was why
I thought he loved eating tteokbokki,
when he actually acted like he did because it was my favorite food.
I bet he still does…
since you cherish your memories with him.
Gosh, I miss him.
Honey.
I hope you're well.
Eun-o, Kang-o and I…
are doing well, although it's not as good as when you were with us.
Especially thanks to Eun-o.
Your dear Eun-o is now the head of our family.
She opened a restaurant for me too.
Right, it's all thanks to her.
It's all thanks to you
that I'm doing well, Dad.
You raised me to be who I am now.
Why didn't you do anything?
Why did you just watch?
Because I trusted you.
What?
I knew that even if I didn't step forward,
you were strong enough to endure and overcome it
no matter how sad, angry or scared you were.
- Am I? - Aren't you?
I am.
Right?
So, I trust you at all times.
Mom, do I have Dad's courage?
He was mostly gentle, but he could be so scary at times.
That was why he made it big on his own.
I didn't realize it back then.
I lived like a queen thanks to him.
Then why go bankrupt? He should've done well to the end.
Shut your mouth, Kang-o.
Then just keep praising him together.
He always put me after you.
He said I wasn't as smart as you when my talent was soccer.
You're too clueless about your dad.
Now that we're done, I'm stepping out. I'm meeting someone.
Kang-o.
Did something happen? Tell me.
If then, what? Does Dad's memorial service give you more strength?
Don't act like you know everything. You can't even help me.
Hey, come back here!
Goodness.
- Hello? - Goodness.
Eun-o, stop.
But then…
he can't be in trouble, can he?
No way.
He couldn't be.
What's wrong?
Is he sick?
Honey, why are you groaning?
Are you sick?
No, I'm okay. Go back to sleep.
Please check the schedule. Okay.
Then text me the available dates.
Thank you. Okay, bye.
Soo-jung told me to work alone in the morning.
- But you came in early. - I have some work to do today.
Eun-o.
Eun-o!
- Eun-o. - What is it? What's wrong?
Help me, Eun-o.
You have 30 million won, right? I…
I need 20 million.
Wives make the call when it comes to houses.
And I'm very used to dealing with married women.
Did you say you closed the business you and your friend started
because you had disagreements?
Yes, it stressed me out that we had to divide the profit
exactly the same when the work wasn't the same.
I see. I'll reach out to you another time.
Sure.
What did you just say, Kang-o?
Mom's restaurant was put up as collateral?
That's not important here.
I'm about to die!
Did you say you took a private loan?
- Yes. - This way.
I borrowed 20 million won from a loan shark.
If I don't pay it off, they'll cut off my hand.
Wow.
This café is nice and big, ma'am.
Excuse us.
Too bad there are no customers.
Eun-o.
You're not excused.
Damn you.
Know when to use and when not to use certain words.
I apologize, sir.
We came here because of Ji Kang-o, your younger brother.
First off,
you lent the money to him,
and the law states that you can't have a family member pay off a debt.
So don't make a scene here, and get out.
Don't think you can mess with me.
Kang-o.
I'm going to eat your mom's restaurant up.
I know. I know!
I'll figure it out!
So get out of here now!
Goodness, you're one cheeky wench.
SUMMER 2016
- Come on. Just one glass. - We may not go to the same college…
No, thanks. Gosh, Dae-soo.
Hey, Kim Dae-soo!
Hey.
Stop being a jerk every time we have a gathering.
I don't give a shit about seniority.
Hey.
I'm a loan shark.
Until your brother pays me my money back,
I can do whatever I want.
Then leave with him.
If I take him with me now, your brother will lose his hand.
Then cut off his hand.
Go on, if that's what he deserves.
- Eun-o. - Get out, Kang-o.
Gosh, you don't seem to understand,
just like your stupid brother.
- What… - Ouch!
Do you have a death wish?
Stop! Stop moving.
I took videos of you vandalizing and blackmailing.
So get out and don't ever come back.
Says the manager here.
Sir.
We showed them a preview, so let's leave for today.
Okay. Let's leave for today.
Kang-o, it's noon tomorrow.
We're leaving today, but I'll see you tomorrow.
My office is here.
Don't you distract me!
Ji Kang-o.
Get out.
I can't go now.
You jackass. Mom's alone at the restaurant!
Go and stop them from harassing her even if you lose your hand!
Don't you let them hurt her, even a little.
Eun-o, please.
Do you want me to cut off your hand? You know I have an axe.
Eun-o!
Ms. Ji.
Are you okay?
Yes, I'm okay. I'm stepping out for a sec.
Twenty-four million won all in cash?
What do you need it for?
The loan sharks asked to pay cash.
Is there a problem?
CONFIRMATION OF DEBT SETTLEMENT
PROOF OF FULL DEBT PAYMENT
Don't ever lend him money again.
If you do, you won't get anything back.
I worked my butt off to save this money.
Ms. Ji, what makes you so fearless?
The law. The laws of this country.
I see. Is that why you aren't being more polite?
When someone abandons their manners, I do the same.
Let's go.
I thought it was a stock trading company. You would've believed them too.
And I'm not the only victim. You heard the police.
There are 697 victims.
You promised two years ago you'd never join a stock info sharing community again.
But then,
not all stock communities are a scam.
You're impossible.
Do you even know what that money meant to her?
She at least needs a secondhand car.
She's getting more construction projects.
She can't take the bus every time.
Goodness.
And for what,
a joint investment in a pickup bar? A hundred million won, at that?
It was impossible in the first place. You don't have 100 million won!
I tried to make the money because I didn't.
Everyone invests in crypto or stocks. It's hard to make money otherwise.
Kang-o, we could focus on growing this restaurant
so you could take over it when I'm too old to work.
Eun-o told you so.
I have a dream too! If not for the injury, I'd be like Son Heung-min now.
Actually, I wouldn't have given up if I'd taken private lessons.
Goodness.
Write an IOU. I paid that 24 million won for you.
From now on, you'll only get 500,000 won a month,
and repay me a million won each month.
- Eun-o. - And Mom.
Make sure he stays until you close.
Kang-o, send me a picture to prove it every day.
Or you won't even get your 500,000 won.
- Here you go. - Thank you.
No problem.
I need to talk to you.
You said 20 million won, right?
Well, yes.
I'll do it.
Should we write a contract then?
You clearly called it a business offer yesterday.
Let's write a contract, Ms. Ji.
I'm preparing for the apartment remodel in Mapo.
Once that project begins, they might overlap.
Of course.
It's not a coordinator's job to stay on site all day.
Demolition is on the first day.
The demolition agency and an odd-job worker have been hired.
This is the revised construction schedule.
And this is the floor plan that the client has confirmed.
I'll wire 10% of the amount tomorrow morning.
I'll go over the materials today
and discuss any extra details with the client.
I can feed myself.
I feel bad you couldn't sleep much.
I've got to make you breakfast on the first day of construction.
You leave at 6:00 a.m.
Anyway,
I can't go watch Kang-o for the time being. What do we do?
So far, I've checked on him discreetly whenever I could.
Unless he has no shame,
he won't run off after only ten days just because you aren't around.
Right?
Gosh, that immature brat.
The demolition chief doesn't know the passcode.
What are you doing here?
Are you here as the CEO because it's the first project?
No.
Then?
I'm here as an odd-job man.
An odd-job man?
An odd-job man is needed along with the crew for the demolition.
I'm that odd-job man.
So, are you saying you'll work here?
Yes, here.
It means I'm a lousy dad.
- Hey, Hyeok! Ji-hyeok! - Ji-hyeok!
You knew that,
but you didn't come home when you were in Seoul?
You have no right to be sarcastic with me, so don't be.
Mr. Sung-jae and I have known each other for nine years.
You do belittle me.
Whether I go down or find success, that's my concern.
Eating that much won't give you enough energy.
I know how much you eat.
You don't know me, but you know how much I eat, Ms. Ji?
Let's just be like strangers.
Is it that difficult?
You're the one who barged in here!
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