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(The water is extremely expensive!)

(Instead of a cable car, )

(they hike powerfully.)

(Kyu Hyun doesn't rent a manual kickboard.)

(He runs by himself.)

(Since they economize while having fun, )

(it's more fun.)

(It's more delicious.)

(Fun, sweet, and delicious Kyu Hyun Tour ended.)

(Day 2, Soo and Jin Tour)

(Myung Soo is in charge of calculating.)

(But they spent too much money for breakfast.)

(Kremlin, the heart of Moscow)

(Are they in danger of bankruptcy from the start?)

(They have no money nor time.)

(Why are we running?)

(To watch the Imperial Guard Parade.)

(The customers are moved by 100 percent.)

(She feels proud.)

- Everyone, follow me. - Yes.

- We will move to the next course. - Okay.

(To Cathedral of the Archangel)

Please come this way.

- Let's move slowly. - Okay, everyone.

What is that?

That bell is really big.

You're looking at the biggest bell in the world right now.

- Is it the biggest bell? - It's the biggest one in the world.

Is it bigger than the bell of King Seongdeok?

Of course.

The bell you're looking at is the bell of the emperor.

- The bell of the emperor? - The bell of the emperor?

How heavy do you think it is?

The weight?

("Jin Quiz on the Block", Episode 1)

- 1t! - Around 50t?

- 12t! - Think about it.

The one at Moscow State University was 12t.

- 100t! - This must be much heavier.

- 100t? - 70t!

- 70t? - 75t! Let's raise it a bit more.

- It should be hung over there. - I think it's 100t.

- 80t! - 80t?

- 200t! - 200t?

- 200t! - 250t!

- It's 202t. - 202t?

I knew it would be more than that.

- Can you hang 202t? - I know, it's surprising.

(Weight 202t, diameter 6.6m, height 6.14m)

Can you see the pieces that chipped off from there?

Just that alone weighs more than 11t.

- Did they cut that out on purpose? - No.

- There's a reason why it's chipped. - I'm curious.

This is...

(Hye Jin's Useful Information: Tsar Bell)

During the casting process of making this bell,

a big fire broke out...

when the bell was almost finished.

- A fire? - Yes.

Since there was a fire, the person guarding the bell...

poured cold water on it.

- It gets weak then. - My goodness.

- It will crack. - That's right.

It started cracking, so these pieces fell out.

But it somehow feels more picturesque.

- It was an issue maker! - It's like there's a story to it.

- An issue maker? - A story?

(The huge Tsar Bell looks like it has a lot of stories.)

How old is this bell?

It was made in the 1700s.

It was moved to this place in the 1800s.

- Was it moved here in the 1800s? - Yes, it was moved.

They couldn't move this bell for 100 years.

How did they move a bell that weighs 202t?

- I'll take a photo for you. - I'll take it.

Stand over here.

It's really big.

That sculpture is also really big, right?

1, 2, 3!

(July 2019, in front of the biggest bell in the world)

We enjoyed seeing Tsar Bell.

Everyone, come this way.

Everyone, the white and yellow place you see on the right is...

the president's office.

It's currently functioning as...

- the political administration. - Even now?

- Yes. - Really?

You're seeing the globally famous things right now.

- That's amazing. - A worldwide singer,

- a worldwide comedian, - What about me?

and worldwide teeth.

She said that I have worldwide teeth.

You're with a worldwide trot singer,

a worldwide actor,

a worldwide top model,

and the biggest cannon in the world.

- It's the Tsar Cannon. - Isn't that a bazooka?

It's the one that Zhu Bajie carries around with him.

There is even ammunition for the cannon.

- Oh, my. - Gosh.

- Isn't it a bazooka? - Hye Jin, explain it for us.

- It's a cannon made in 1586. - This one?

- 1586? - Yes.

- The 1500s? - It happened during...

of the Japanese Invasion of Korea in 1592.

- 1592! - Yes, isn't that right?

The cannon itself is more than 40t.

Everything is over dozens of tons here.

The caliber is 890mm.

1 cannonball is 1t.

Was that pattern also made in the 1500s?

- Of course. - Of course.

Even the letters and coat of arms?

- Yes. - Everything was casted.

They had really good skills.

- Cannons are a war weapon, right? - That's right.

- It was made so beautifully, - It's really amazing.

people wonder whether it was really made as a weapon for war.

It looks like a beautiful piece of art.

Actually, Spasskaya Tower over there that we saw yesterday...

- on Kyu Hyun's 882 Tour, - That's right.

- is a watchtower, right? - Yes.

This cannon was located on that tower.

It was actually never fired.

- Really? - Yes.

- Were they going to use it? - They had no use for it.

- They had no use for it. - They didn't have to use it.

(Deep in thought)

(This is the timing to increase great teamwork points.)

How did they move this?

It shows the dignity...

- of Russia's tsar. - That's right.

It's like saying the royal family has about this much.

"Our skills are this good."

These things show people...

- the national defense power. - That's right.

- It was amazing. - After the French invasion...

of Russia, they must have kept growing their military power.

They made cannons like this.

(Everyone shows off their knowledge.)

- They also made cannons. - It shows their dignity.

Hye Jin is going to explain today.

Why is everyone explaining?

- We... - The three of you are fussing.

- I studied a lot of history. - What is wrong with you?

Kwang Hee, doing this will be aired more than messing around.

- Really? - I'm sure.

This will be aired more than messing around.

The producer invited me to mess around.

That's why you're not aired a lot.

(Upset)

Full of Useful Information TMI Moscow.

- What? - Is everyone okay?

Yes!

Honestly, I give five stars.

- I give five stars. - If that's so,

- I will reveal more TMI. - Good. TMI is good.

I was really moved.

It was more interesting than "Encyclopedia of Useless Facts".

- Yes. - I have goosebumps.

Should we start by tap dancing? What do you think?

She's not doing it.

She's doing it!

She just lets things flow naturally like that once in a while.

(They move to the next spot while tap dancing.)

I'm hungry.

You're hungry, right?

- We'll go to the market... - Okay!

since you're hungry. We need to go have lunch.

People say that being hungry is half done.

- "Being hungry is half done"? - Since I...

have the money,

show me your tickets because we have to use the subway.

I thought he was talking about the fast-food chain "Subway".

(That kind of pun is too much.)

- My ticket. - If you don't have your ticket...

Ta-da!

- Follow me with your tickets out. - Let's go!

- Move! - Move!

- Everyone, for your information, - Yes?

the name of this station means "revolution square".

- Revolution square? - Yes.

Revolution station.

That's right. It's Revolyutsii.

That's right.

Why is the tunnel so deep?

Actually, the metro was...

(Hye Jin's Useful Information: Moscow Metro)

dug deep to be used as an air-raid shelter for emergencies.

It was actually used for that reason.

- Was it used for that? - Yes.

The deepest station's escalator is...

126m long. For your information,

the longest escalator in Korea...

is Dangsan Station of Line 9, which is 48m long.

- It's about three times longer. - Yes.

Russia digs deep...

in preparation for nuclear wars.

That's right. Everyone,

- I'll explain more on the way. - Okay.

Can you see all of the statues standing next to us?

- Yes, I can see them. - Yes.

There are 76 statues here.

- 76? - There are 76 statues here.

Do you see the dog with the soldier?

You actually can't touch it because it's a piece of art,

but there's a popular belief that it will bring good luck.

The dog's nose is shiny.

Even when Russians are busy,

they touch here before leaving.

Touch my nose. It brings good luck.

You shouldn't touch Kwang Hee's nose because he got it done.

No, it's because my nose is precious.

That dog's nose is also shiny, right?

- Where? - Everyone is touching it.

They're touching the nose.

Everyone is making a fuss while touching it.

They are making a fuss about the dog's nose.

This is a statue of a woman with a chicken.

There's a popular belief...

that you will get money when you touch the chicken.

- Only the chicken is shiny. - Are you saying that...

this wasn't originally gold?

- It was originally this color. - But...

- It became shiny. - It got peeled off.

Yes. Actually, you can't touch them...

because they're pieces of art.

Okay, come this way.

Hurry, everyone!

Hurry!

Get on it quickly!

The door is going to close!

(They board together in a friendly way.)

It's not that long, isn't it?

It's Line Three.

(They go 5 stations to Partizanskaya Station for Izmailovo Market.)

Line Three.

Should I tell you one more TMI about the metro?

- Yes. - Yes.

(Hye Jin's Useful Information: Moscow Metro, episode 2)

During the Second World War,

they loaded medical facilities...

- On this passenger car? - on the passenger car...

and treated people.

They even repaired weapons here.

They even repaired weapons inside the station.

- Inside the station? - Yes.

They used the station to move to safe places.

- That's right. - Really?

It's a historical place.

Should I reveal another TMI about the metro?

Are you a jukebox or something?

- Tell us! - Tell us!

(It's a pity to waste the things I studied.)

Stalin!

(Stop calling me!)

(They arrived at Partizanskaya Station.)

Myung Soo!

Wake Myung Soo up quickly!

Should I also go with you?

- Myung Soo! - Mr. Park!

Myung Soo, we need to get off!

What are we going to do? Are you okay?

Be careful!

I was going to not get off on purpose.

- On purpose? - Myung Soo!

(The look of trying to not get off on purpose)

Come this way, everyone!

They made it very grand, right?

- The scale is on a different level. - They made a lot of monuments.

That's right.

Metro stations are also a space for culture.

That's right.

(Se Yun is reacting to everything.)

It's really high. Gosh.

We need to climb a lot.

- We're almost there. - We're almost there.

Okay, come this way.

Does anyone need to go to the toilet?

Do we have to pay?

- Yes, we have to pay. - We have to pay in coins, right?

- Let's go. - There's a machine in the front.

- We need to pay. - Come this way.

I never saw a toilet vending machine before.

Is this a product placement for toilets?

- This is in front of the toilet. - That's interesting.

I guess it means that two stalls are empty.

Isn't it a product placement for toilets?

This is interesting.

- It costs money. - It's about one dollar per person.

- It's one dollar per room. - Is anyone going to use it?

- I'm going to use it. - Who needs to use it?

- I'm interested. - You can only go one at a time.

I also need to go really bad.

- Is it really urgent? - Is it really urgent?

You just can't see how urgent I am because I'm wearing black.

I'm also wearing black.

- That's horrible! - Did you urinate on yourself?

Let's do rock-paper-scissors then.

The winner will go in.

- Rock-paper-scissors! - Rock-paper-scissors!

(Paper, Scissors)

- Rock-paper-scissors! - Rock-paper-scissors! Okay!

- I will go first. - Yong Jin.

- Take this with you. - That's right.

- Take this with you! - Take this with you!

- We will only see his face. - People will be curious.

- I'll just take the 30mm camera. - People will be curious.

(Lee Yong Jin's Moscow public toilet experience)

- This is the first time in Korea! - I'm curious!

I will do a preview of a public toilet of Moscow.

(He enters the toilet.)

As you can see,

it's similar to an airplane lavatory.

Water is coming out.

(The water is working well.)

As you can see, if you place your hand here,

you can use soap, water, and dry your hands.

Like this. Can you see this?

(Wind is blowing softly.)

This toilet...

reminds me...

(No way...)

of an airplane lavatory.

(We comply with the broadcasting review regulations.)

Audio Director, did you hear how urgent I was?

- Gosh. - I'm sorry.

The sun set, clouds are covering the sun, and the wind is blowing.

Hye Jin?

- What? - Gosh.

What should we do about him?

Please don't air this.

- Please air this. - I will be fired on some shows.

Kwang Hee, you might be blown away.

(He gets blown away right away.)

Kwang Hee, are you there? You're still there.

You're still there because of the camera, right?

No.

- He almost flew away earlier. - I'm flying away!

He's like a paper doll.

Be careful!

Everyone.

(It's finally revealed.)

Oh, my!

What is that in the front?

- Is it an amusement park? - I think it's an amusement park.

- It looks like an amusement park. - Isn't it a water park?

It kind of looks like a theme park, right?

- The roofs are so beautiful! - Yes.

- This is Izmailovo Market, - Yes.

which is built like a theme park.

- Is it a market? - A market?

(Soo and Jin Tour's third pick: Izmailovo Market)

(A super-sized traditional market)

(Entrance, cathedral and museum area, )

(handicraft and antique area, Souvenir and shashlik street)

(A doll inside a doll)

(They have matryoshkas, traditional Russian dolls, )

(famous fur and leather winter clothes, )

(and even handicrafts.)

(Russia is especially famous for honey.)

(You must try honey beer.)

This is Izmailo Market.

No, it's Izmailovo Market.

It's Izmailovo.

- Izmailovo. - Izmailovo.

Izmailovo.

- Izmailovo? - It's Izmailovo Market.

Is a market that beautiful?

- It's really beautiful. - It's beautiful.

- That's right. - How is this a market?

- I can't believe it! - We will eat, drink,

and buy souvenirs.

What is this building?

(It's the tallest wooden temple in Russia.)

It's beautiful.

What is this?

- Hye Jin. - Yes?

Here.

(Marveling)

- It's a barbecue. - Gosh, it smells so good.

This is the Russian lamb skewer.

- Shashlik. - Right, shashlik.

We're going to have it.

- Shashlik. - Are we?

- Yes, we are. - Shashlik.

The meat chunks are so big.

It looks different from...

- Korean chicken skewers. - It's like a festival here.

- The size is... - It's gigantic.

(It's a festival.)

It's a completely different world from here.

- What is this? - Hakuna-matata.

- Is this a flea market? - Yes, it's a traditional market.

I said I'll let you buy souvenirs.

There are all sorts of second-hand goods...

- and vintage items. - Right, vintage items!

We're crossing a bridge here.

There must be so many things for me here.

Look around while you walk.

- They are pretty. - These are accessories.

You can even see some leftover cosmetics being sold here.

- Gosh. - They just brought everything.

Right. There are so many things.

Someone's left their glasses here.

Doesn't this look like a small village?

- Yes, it does. - It does.

It's so pretty.

It really is.

Doesn't anyone have cold feet right now?

- Now? - Yes.

(It's summer though.)

- It's boiling hot. - There are some socks.

They are honestly so pretty.

- They are pretty. - They are so cute, Hye Jin.

There are so many...

Aren't the socks so cute?

You need them for winter.

- I want to buy these. - They are so cute.

- What is that? - It looks so pretty.

They sell bear skin here.

(It's fascinating that they are selling bear skin in summer.)

It's a bear.

Although it's summer.

This is incredible. It must be because it can get cold here.

It must be real.

Our eyes are so busy looking around.

It's a beautiful street here.

It is, right?

It looks like a street from "Game of Thrones".

Don't you agree?

- Like from the Middle Ages? - Yes.

Like a market in the Middle Ages.

They ride horses on streets like this in "Game of Thrones".

- It's so pretty. - Look. It's a cane.

You should buy this.

Do you have to buy it if you touch it?

- Right. You do. - You have to buy it.

- You need to buy the cane. - It looks cool.

- You need to buy it. - I need to bend my back a little.

You look like Lee Joon of Solid.

How much is the cane?

- 8,000 rubles. - He must think he's buying it.

8,000 rubles.

- 8,000 rubles. - 8,000 rubles?

That's 160 dollars.

(She bursts out laughing.)

We'll go bankrupt right away. Two people will starve.

- The street is beautiful. - We'll become homeless.

If we buy that, we will.

It's 160 dollars.

We won't be able to eat or sleep.

We'll walk around with a cane.

Let's spank each other. It'd be fair.

Let's go bankrupt.

Let's go.

This is huge.

It's huge here, and there are so many things to browse.

Hye Jin, we might get lost here.

If we were to look at things carefully here,

- we'll need more than a day. - Right.

Those matryoshka dolls are so pretty.

Aren't they so pretty?

They are.

My gosh, how many are there?

There must be around 300.

(Gasping)

(Exclaiming)

Unbelievable.

(She can't believe it.)

Isn't that matryoshka doll really pretty?

It really is.

- The second one? - Yes.

- The second one? Yes. - Yes.

I like the one on the top too.

Shall we ask how much it is?

- Okay, let's do that. - Let's just ask.

I can't. He seems so busy.

I need to buy one though.

(These customers are a little sad.)

I can afford this if I don't go to the restroom once.

- These are so pretty. - Let's go.

Come this way. It's over here.

We're almost there.

(It's time to go eat now.)

- Everyone. - Yes.

Can you see the smoke of shashlik?

- What is this? - Are we going to eat here?

We must be going for lunch now.

It looks like a festival here.

There are seats too.

This is awesome.

- My gosh. - What a charming city.

- I love this place. - Right?

What do I do?

Hurry up.

Do we go upstairs?

- Do we go upstairs? - Go upstairs.

Do we go upstairs?

- Do we go upstairs? - Go upstairs.

- We'll go upstairs. - Is it cool upstairs?

What kind of meat do you serve here?

- It's tasty. - I'll get the seats.

Lamb.

- Lamb, beef, - Beef.

- pork. - It's cool.

You just sounded like a guy from Busan when you said that.

Grapes, vegetables, potatoes.

Come this way.

(Soo and Jin Tour's fourth pick: Shashlik restaurant)

(Pork set costs about 10 dollars, chicken set costs about 9 dollars.)

(Shashlik is grilled meat on skewers sold in Russia.)

(How to order)

(1. Choose the dish you like.)

(2. Choose the shashlik you want.)

(3. Wait in your seat.)

(4. The waiters bring the food to you.)

(Meat, bread, and salad come together.)

(Shashlik is a hearty meal.)

The street we walked before coming into this restaurant...

is called the street of shashlik.

- The street of shashlik. - Do you know what shashlik is?

- Yes. - You know charcoal grill...

- How they put meat on skewers. - Skewers.

They grill meat and vegetables on skewers over charcoal.

That's shashlik.

- It's a traditional Russian dish. - It's Russian skewer.

Recently, when I went to Vladivostok,

I had some too.

(Myung Soo had shashlik as well in Vladivostok.)

(It was so tasty back then.)

I think it is a traditional Russian dish.

No. It's not a traditional Russian dish.

It has become known as one,

but it's actually originated from Central Asia.

As Russia is near Mongolia.

It's from Mongolia.

The food they commonly have in Mongolia...

spread to Russia and became a representative dish.

Could you agree on what you'll tell us before you start?

I've been telling them.

When I say, "It's a traditional dish",

she should've said, "It originally comes from Mongolia."

Okay. Shall we do it again?

(No.)

Let us now eat the traditional Russian dish, skewers.

How much is it per skewer?

- This is... - It depends.

- It can be different. - There are pork, beef,

chicken, and lamb skewers,

and they all cost different.

And you could also choose vegetables and mushrooms.

Meat costs more.

How about we go vegetarian today...

for a change?

Good thinking. Do you have hyperlipidemia?

If you eat too much meat... Gosh, you look like meat now.

- Sorry? - What are you talking about?

We are at a skewer restaurant. What vegetarian?

(They resist more fiercely than they'd expected.)

You are so pessimistic.

I'm not saying we should not order any meat.

Just a few skewers. What do you want to eat?

- I'd like a pork skewer. - Me too.

I'll have a beef and a pork.

Me too. I'll have both.

Okay. Great.

I'll let you order a beef skewer and give you a fork.

No. A beef and a pork skewer.

I'll give you a fork.

Aren't you on a diet?

- I should eat while I'm here. - Myung Soo.

Myung Soo, not a single person chose vegetable skewer.

I'll have a vegetable skewer.

Not a single person chose vegetable skewer.

(I'll have a vegetable skewer.)

It's okay, Kwang Hee.

- I didn't mean to force you. - I'll eat it for tomorrow.

(Touched)

(It's okay. You don't have to.)

(Smiling)

(Cheer up, planners.)

(What is up with this music?)

I think you, out of all, should eat meat.

Listen to me.

Please eat some meat.

- Me, at least? - Guys.

Okay. I get what you'd like.

We'll order beef and pork skewers.

- And some vegetable skewers. - We'll order a lot of vegetables.

- We'll order a mix. - A lot of vegetables.

We'll order a lot.

- Okay. - Is that okay?

- We'll go and order. - We'll be back.

Have a conversation while we are away.

Please don't argue, you two.

(Soo and Jin's Shashlik Guide Part 3: The Attitude to Placing an Order)

Don't argue.

- It looks delicious. - Hello.

- Hello. - This is not expensive.

- Is it expensive? - It's not?

- It's not. - We'll order...

- Is this... - Beef?

- It's chicken. - Oh, it's chicken.

- It's pork. - Pork.

- It's lamb. - We won't have lamb.

How much?

This costs 450 rubles.

This costs 500, and this costs 600 rubles.

A piece of bread, some salad,

and a skewer costs 450 rubles.

It should be less than 5,000.

(A meal for 7 people should be under 5,000 rubles.)

How much money we'll be left with...

We spent a lot in the morning.

The tickets cost a lot.

We spent a lot more than we planned.

(They are almost bankrupt because of the breakfast and tickets.)

(The human calculator starts doing his math.)

(Up against him is a veteran seller.)

We should get at least these two.

We'll get these 2. That'd be 1,900 rubles.

I couldn't calculate.

It'd been so long since I last did.

- Okay. - Okay.

Listen. Listen to me.

- 2 pork skewers. - 2.

One chicken skewer.

- One. - Yes.

- 500 rubles. - 2 skewers.

- 1,000 rubles. - 1,000 rubles.

- 2 potato skewers. - That's 50 each.

- Don't get this. Just this. - Two of these.

250 rubles.

- Per skewer? - Yes.

- We'll have 2 of these. 500. - Get 2.

- That one. - Your Korean...

- Okay. Thank you. - Your Korean is really good.

How much is the total?

- It's 3,250 rubles. - Okay.

3,250 rubles.

(They have succeeded. It costs around 650 dollars.)

She strives. She always does her best.

He's right.

Do we pay now?

No. After we finish?

- Later? - Okay.

- Okay. - Please go upstairs.

- Thank you. Please make it tasty. - Please make it tasty.

While it's being cooked,

are we going to get drinks?

I heard honey beer in Russia...

- is great. - Honey beer?

Do we have enough money?

I think it'll do.

(It's a popular drink as Russia is famous for good-quality honey.)

It's not that expensive.

They sell 1.5l of beer.

And it costs 450 rubles.

- Give me 450 rubles. - Then...

- Okay. - I'll give you a 1,000-ruble note.

- Okay. - Make sure to bring me the change.

Okay, okay. See you.

I'll be back.

Gosh, it's real honey.

It's everywhere.

It's fresh.

There are so many bees.

- Can I get two? - Okay.

- Is it cold? - Yes.

(2 bottles of honey beer cost about 18 dollars.)

What is this?

I went all the way to the entrance to buy this.

Really?

- This is... - Thank you.

Russia is famous for its honey.

This is honey beer.

- What? - This is beer?

- Really? - It's beyond your imagination.

It's like butter beer.

- But this is honey beer. - Honey beer.

You should just try it.

You'll be surprised.

We didn't save money and bought enough of honey beer.

We braced ourselves to be sent to the punishment room.

What's its alcohol percentage?

It's similar to regular beer.

- 5 percent? - 4 to 5 percent.

It smells like beer.

(They like its scent.)

It smells like honey.

- Right. - Thank you, Hye Jin.

- It's sweet. - It's sweet every day

I'm always sweet

- All right. - Go on.

Thank you for joining our tour.

Please enjoy it...

- refreshingly. - Hye Jin.

- Honey beer. - Let's wait for Hye Jin.

- Take care of your partner already. - Hye Jin.

- Take care of her. - I'm here.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

- Cheers! - Don't be surprised.

- Can I drink it bottoms up? - Sure.

We still have a lot left.

Drink a lot.

Drink it up.

We still have a lot left.

Drink a lot.

This is like a beverage.

You will be surprised.

- If beer was this delicious, - All right, guys.

I'd be able to drink it.

- Is it not good? - Yes, it's delicious.

It tastes a bit like makgeolli at the end.

(Kyu Hyun savors it as he drinks it.)

- Is it not good? - No, it's delicious.

It tastes a bit like makgeolli at the end.

(Kyu Hyun savors it as he drinks it.)

I usually can't drink,

- but this is so delicious. - It's good, right?

- It's like a beverage. - I love its aftertaste.

They mixed real honey in this.

It's beer mixed with honey.

- It tastes like honey. - What's the history behind this?

Especially in the end.

(He loves it.)

Give them one more cup each before it goes flat.

It's really good.

I'll fill your cups first.

It's wonderful.

You aren't looking good, Hae Sung.

That's not it. I'm just a little hungry.

We're drinking honey beer refreshingly right now.

And your chance has come.

Can you bring up the mood by singing a song?

- Can you? - Why not?

Drink some first.

- You might get a commercial deal. - Good.

("Kkungttari Syabara" by Clon)

(Looking away)

(All right, edit it out.)

- You guys should help me out. - How?

- How should we help you? - How?

You're a trot singer in your 30s.

Do you have any fun stories...

about your performances?

- Of course. - What is it?

- Something fun. - He has it.

Tell us what it is.

(Jin Hae Sung's Strange Story)

Usually, middle-aged women come to hold my hand...

- when I'm singing. - Try singing.

(Hae Sung was singing passionately like always.)

All right.

One day while I was singing,

some middle-aged woman approached me.

- That could happen. - She held my hand.

Give me your hand.

Like this.

She stuck out her lips and I thought she was trying to kiss my hand.

So I reached out my hand.

But it turned out she was tipsy...

and tried to bite me.

(Shocked)

Guess how startled I was. I didn't get bitten though...

because I pulled my hand out.

(Is that all?)

While I was singing,

I could see her white teeth. Imagine how I felt.

You're story would've aired if you were bitten.

It would've been a funny story if you were bitten.

Your story should've been like, "Her false teeth were stuck on my hand."

It was too...

- I helped you make it funny. - That's funny.

I helped you out since you're our team.

All right.

(Amazed)

(Their shashlik dish is served.)

- Look at the meat. - Thank you.

(It's abundant.)

Take one each.

- What is that? - Right, take one each.

(Bread and salad are served out first.)

You get a plate of salad and bread...

per skewer.

- Pork. - Take one each...

and share with each other.

There's a lot.

Vegetables.

Vegetables.

- Vegetables. - Vegetables.

- Okay, thank you. - Thank you.

You have to bring us chicken and bread too.

- I know. - Okay.

- Here, eat some bread. - Okay, take your time.

Thank you.

(They pass it to the side.)

- Let's try it then. - Isn't this pork too?

- Thank you for the food. - Enjoy.

- Thank you. - Try it.

- Let's take our time eating. - Let's eat.

(Shall I try some?)

To be honest, it tasted...

(Is it bad?)

- Thank you for the food. - Enjoy.

- Thank you. - Try it.

- Let's take our time eating. - Let's eat.

(Shall I try some?)

To be honest, it tasted...

(Is it bad?)

I usually have no problem eating any kinds of food.

(Why? Is it bad?)

(What's the meaning of their face expressions?)

(It's very good.)

I tried not to show it, but I loved the food.

(Amazed)

(He can't think of any other expressions except for "Wow".)

It's not smelly at all.

It's really good.

It's good, Hye Jin.

(The expression means it's very delicious.)

This is so tender.

It's worth waiting.

(She's relieved.)

It's delicious.

Thank you for the food.

(They dip the meat into the sauce.)

(The meat and the sauce make perfect harmony inside their mouth.)

It's awesome.

It's awesome.

It's so juicy.

It's juicy.

(It's a flood of juice.)

I haven't had this kind of reaction for a while.

(Right, this is the taste.)

It's so juicy and nice.

(The meat is smoked enough with charcoal fire.)

It's clean.

(It's clean and not sickening.)

I love its texture.

(We've done it, Jin.)

It's not tough at all.

- It's good. - The sauce is delicious too.

- This sauce... - The pork...

is juicy with the taste of charcoal fire.

(Eat up, Kwang Hee.)

It tastes like fire. It's juicy and seasoned well.

I'm telling you.

(Proud)

- It's good. - Thank you.

Really?

There's nothing to talk about that shashlik...

because it was amazing itself.

- It was... - It was unbelievable.

We highly recommend it.

- Do we have to pay for this bread? - No.

- Really? - This?

But it isn't free.

- Is it for free? - A plate of salad,

sauce, and bread is served per skewer.

I see.

You can have an unlimited amount of bread.

- It's here. - I should try some of this.

- Chicken? - Eat this.

- Chicken. - They cook it over charcoal fire.

- The bread is here. - This...

(The chef places it in the middle since it's just one.)

Reflect this when you give us points.

Thank you.

(Appetizing)

- Thank you. - Thank you.

He's very kind.

- Try some of the chicken. - All right.

Let's cut this and share.

Okay.

It might be a little dry.

Which part of chicken is this?

- I think it's chicken breast. - Chicken breast.

It's good. Try it.

- Isn't it dry? - It's not.

- No? - No.

Isn't it dry?

(He also makes an expression that tells how delicious it is.)

- Have it with the sauce. - I mean...

It's thick, so it might be a little dry.

(It's hard to describe the taste.)

It's really good.

(It's hard to describe the taste.)

I think they matured it well.

This chicken skewer is the most delicious one.

- Thank goodness we ordered it. - I told you we should order it.

It's almost like tandoori chicken.

- Tandoori chicken. - You're right.

How can chicken meat be this tender?

It's so fascinating...

- how it's not dry. - I know.

I can tell they didn't use frozen meat.

- It's chicken breast, but juicy - Hold on.

- It's so juicy. - This tastes the best.

- I know, right? - Yes.

It was so easy to chew as if it was boiled meat.

It was so tender.

It was unbelievably tender.

Se Yun is enjoying it too.

- It's really good. - Eat up.

Eat a lot and reflect this when you give us points.

That grilled skewer was wonderful.

We waited a long time,

but the taste of it made us forget about the time we waited.

Things would've been horrible without it.

Their food itself was delicious.

Meats were served in big chunks,

and veggies were fresh.

It was very good because it was grilled over charcoal fire.

How much is it in total?

It's about 3,250 rubles.

65 dollars?

Right, it's about 65 dollars.

- For 7 people? - It's about 65 dollars.

It's less than 10 dollars per person.

It's nice.

(It's not bad.)

Including honey beer,

it's 10 dollars per person.

- It's awesome. - Isn't it nice?

- It's nice. - It's good.

We should've had breakfast here.

It costs similar to our breakfast today.

It was made with 10 eggs.

The ambience is nicer here too.

I like the ambience.

- It feels like a garden. - I know.

I really enjoyed the meat.

It was amazing.

It's first place so far.

(Their lunch ends in success.)

- All right, guys. - What?

It's around time we talk about it.

- What? - The value-satisfaction?

It's time for a value-satisfaction mission.

You've given us a notice about it.

(A few days ago in the Incheon International Airport)

(She said she'd send the members to space.)

(Hye Jin's value-satisfying tour experience)

I've decided on this value-satisfying spot,

- considering only the members. - That's it.

(The maximum height, 11m)

(Indoor skydiving costs about 45 dollars per person.)

(If they fail, they'll head to a cost-effective spot instead.)

- Please come in. - What's the mission?

- What? - What is that?

- What is that? - What?

- Don't touch it. - Is that a gift for us?

It's beginning again.

- Maybe it's about putting them in. - Is it about drawing?

They're cute though.

(What kind of game are they playing with these dolls?)

(The 8th Value Satisfying Mission: Open Matryoshka Dolls)

(From numbers 1 to 10,)

(there are various dolls in each of them.)

(Their choices of matryoshka dolls have to add up to more than 45.)

(Each member should draw more than 6.5 dolls to succeed.)

Okay.

(Oh, no.)

If the number is less than 45,

you'll head to the cost-effective spot which we prepared.

I must say the staff members are brilliant with their ideas.

- You think so? - Yes.

- I'm telling you. - Hey.

- You're flattering too much. - It's their job.

(Hae Sung gets attacked for his flattering remark.)

This might get aired, Hae Sung.

I'm truly surprised.

- Their ideas are so creative. - You mean this?

Then please do a good job drawing.

- Okay. - Goodness.

Hae Sung, since you think this is brilliant,

- you should draw one first. - Draw it.

- Let's see how... - We can't try picking it up, right?

All right, I'll go first.

(Please.)

My favorite number...

- Tell us the number first. - is seven.

I'll choose number seven.

- It's heavy. - Really?

It's quite heavy.

Place it in front of you.

- Next is Kwang Hee. - Excuse me, sir.

- Did you say 45 in total? - Yes.

The probability isn't so high...

- now that I've thought about it. - Look.

- It's not easy. - Let's say we don't have this.

I calculated the probability beforehand.

(They must draw more than 6.5 dolls per person.)

She said we'd experience space,

but I didn't think...

we'd be able to.

(Kyu Hyun is pessimistic.)

- I will... - Kwang Hee.

I'll choose number three. I've got a feeling about this.

I'll follow my instinct

I'm not getting any feeling though. Isn't it light?

It's light.

I can tell there aren't many inside.

- Se Yun. - I'll choose number five.

Okay.

Genie, please make mine full of dolls.

Hye Jin, number 8. Me, number 10.

- I'll choose number 9. - Number 9?

It shaking like crazy.

It's too light.

The last person is you, Kyu Hyun.

It's Kyu Hyun.

This won't work.

- It won't work. - Right.

- It could work. - We need something more than 10.

- The front numbers might be good. - Right.

Choose number one.

Please. Gosh, what?

Choose number one.

(The doll gets pushed easily.)

(Oh, dear.)

It moved.

It almost fell when he touched it slightly.

It almost fell.

- Are you all done? - Oh, my goodness.

Let's start from Hae Sung.

There you go. Place it in the center. Let's start.

- It's better to have a lot. - Okay, I'll open it now.

Do it.

Let's experience space in Russia.

(Hae Sung loved the idea of this game.)

(Will he be lucky with his choice?)

(We're counting on you, Hae Sung.)

(It's not going to work.)

Let's experience space in Russia.

Hey.

Hey.

(He doesn't know what to say.)

(Empty)

(It's too frustrating to say anything.)

What is this?

Does it count as zero or one?

Didn't you say it was your lucky seven?

How simple-headed.

- Is it considered one? - Kwang Hee.

You currently have one.

- We're doomed. - We're doomed.

All right.

I'll just open it here.

- All right, mine is number 3. - We currently have 2.

- Right. - Two.

Three.

That's three.

I hope there's one inside!

- That's four. - Oh, yes!

It's going great.

There's more inside.

It's no joke

Come out.

Matryoshka! Gosh, what?

(It's currently 5.)

- Good. - Matryoshka.

(They're excited.)

(Slipping)

(Kwang Hee got 5 dolls in a second.)

- It's crazy. - Awesome.

- Goodness. - What's going on?

What's going on?

Kwang Hee is the best.

- You already got five. - All right.

I haven't checked what's inside this yet.

- You got give already. - This seems to be the last one.

Let's shake and check if there's more inside.

(Rattling)

- There's more. - I hear the sound.

Let's check.

(It's currently 6.)

(It's currently 7.)

Nice, nice.

Kwang Hee got six already. That's great.

Let's see if there's more inside this tiny doll.

- Let's check. - Why are you speaking in dialect?

Is there more?

There's more!

(Kwang Hee succeeds in getting the allocated number.)

- I guess it has 10 dolls. - It's good.

- It's crazy. - It's good.

- Let's see if there's more. - It's getting crazier.

There's more!

It's getting crazier.

(There's more!)

There's more.

(Kwang Hee's matryoshka has so many dolls inside.)

- Great. - It's the best.

(It's currently 9.)

- He got eight already. - It's the last one.

- There's more. - No way. Can you open it too?

- I think so. - Can you?

I can.

(There's a tinier doll inside the tiny doll.)

- I guess it has 10 dolls. - Kwang Hee.

- Things might work out for me. - You're the best.

I think Russia and I get along.

- All right. - Kwang Hee...

(He finds another doll inside it.)

- I found 1 more. - That makes it 10.

- Let's see. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7... - It's crazy.

- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6... - That doll is not it.

- He got 10. - No, 11.

Mine has 10 dolls!

Great.

Great job, Kwang Hee.

- We've got the best and the worst. - Right.

1 and 10.

So the least number we can get is two.

That's a given.

Good.

It's going great.

There's got to be more.

- There should be more. - Okay.

- I had no doubt. - Open it.

(Relaxed)

I'm not that foolish.

Okay.

(It's currently 15.)

- I had no doubt. - It isn't easy to come this far.

- You're lucky. - Good.

(It's currently 15.)

- There's got to be more. - Okay.

I had no doubt.

- Let's see. - Ta-da.

- I had no doubt. - Okay.

(Smiling)

Isn't that Super Junior's balloon color?

Right.

But I guess this is the last one for mine.

Gosh, what?

(It's the power of Super Junior's balloon color.)

- What... - He's surprised.

I didn't feel anything.

(This must not)

(Be the end)

- Good. - It's still okay.

- 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. - We've got 18.

- That's good. - That's a nice contribution.

(It's currently 18 in total.)

- Okay. - Okay.

There has to be more.

(It's currently 20.)

- There has to be more. - Good.

- There's more. - Okay.

It keeps coming out.

Knock, knock. Are you in there?

Are you in there? "Yes, I'm here."

"Yes, I'm here."

"Yes, I'm here."

Should I leave your package outside?

"No, I'll go out and get it."

(Envious)

"No, I'll go out and get it."

She's got to go out and get it.

"I'm going out."

Kwang Hee's had 10 dolls, mine had 7,

- and his must have 8. - I guess it has 8.

(It's currently 26.)

Wait.

- There's more. - There's more.

You're doing great.

- What? - It's thrilling.

- Is this the ninth? - Yes.

- Goodness. - We picked ones with 10 and 9.

- 10, 9, and 7. - 9.

Let's go with the one that has eight dolls.

- Mine had one doll too. - Right.

- Right. - Yes, one.

You have 18 dolls left in order to succeed.

- And we have three more to open. - That's enough.

That's enough for three people.

There's no way it'll be less than 18.

There could be a twist.

(There are 3 members left.)

(And they need to have 18 more dolls.)

I'll help you.

- It's time for a cup of coffee. - Right.

- Coffee. - He must've prepared a skit.

Okay.

- Okay. - As expected.

- Three. - Good.

- As expected. - Things are going great today.

- We're too excited. - Wait.

- That's four. - Darn it.

How many people do we have left?

- These two. - We can succeed for certain.

We need 14 more dolls.

We can do it for certain.

- I don't think it'll work. - No, we can do it.

But we need ones that have 8 and 6 dolls inside to succeed.

Theirs might be the ones.

(The current numbers that are left)

(2, 3, 4, 6, 8)

- Give it a go. - We had 10, 9, and 7.

- Do it. - Okay.

One.

Gosh, it won't work.

(Hye Jin opens it without any hesitation.)

Don't stop. Go for it right away.

(Eyes wide open)

(She will only win if it has 6 or 8 dolls.)

Gosh, it won't work.

(Hye Jin opens it without any hesitation.)

Don't stop. Go for it right away.

(Eyes wide open)

(Open it without stopping.)

(It's the end.)

Gosh. How dare you laugh?

How many do I need?

- You need 11. - We need 11.

The most number of dolls you can get is 10.

Can't we just turn the table over and finish this?

Sure. Turn the table over.

- We are good at that. - She should go for it.

We have to see Se Yun's too.

We might have 11.

It would get fun if she has 11.

Wait. We haven't opened ours yet, right?

- Yours is over. - One.

- Let's wait and see. - Please.

(It's over.)

- Let's wait and see. - Please.

(Sullen)

(This must be the end)

It's 1, 2, 3, and 4.

We all opened numbers 1, 2, 3, and 4.

(They failed the 8th value-satisfaction mission.)

They don't go easy on us.

I know it's sad, but let's get up.

- Let's get going. - Okay.

- Let's get up. - We have nowhere else to go anyway.

Let's move to the cost-effective spot.

(Where is this place with cost-effective attraction?)

Welcome to Sokolniki Park.

(Sokolniki Park is at the heart of central Moscow.)

(What kind of cost-effective attraction will they enjoy here?)

(The production crew's pick: Tube sled in Sokolniki Park)

(It is a popular activity in Sokolniki Park.)

(The 45-minute infinite sled ride costs about 6 dollars per person.)

(It's 12m tall and 200m long.)

(Shall we all return to our childhood?)

Here is the escalator.

Escalator.

We can only tell how high it is when we go up there.

He's right. It's different from down there.

We're lucky there's an escalator.

(They go up to the top on the escalator.)

It has been 20 years since I debuted as a model.

I get to experience a lot of things.

Actually, I am very excited.

Really?

- Yes. - That's great.

It's a slide without water.

- This must be thrilling. - Don't ride it yet.

Wait. I'm scared.

Watch your hands.

(Screaming)

My goodness. She's fearless.

(My goodness.)

- She's a bright kid. - She's fearless.

That's crazy.

(Se Yun's enjoying the tube sled like a bright child.)

(Enjoying)

It's quite fun.

(Se Yun is satisfied.)

Are you going for it?

(Planner Hye Jin is the next one to ride the sled.)

(Screaming)

(Screaming)

(Screaming)

(Myung Soo's jaws are dropped. He's the next rider.)

(Spinning)

I thought she saw a ghost or something.

Go.

(Tube turning skill)

(Myung Soo is spinning too.)

That is such a bright smile.

It's fun!

(Myung Soo feels like a child again.)

(This is fun.)

It should reach there.

You should hurry and come up. Get your money's worth on this.

What if my jaws fall out?

If I have to compare it to a restaurant, it's a buffet!

Is it that good? Was it fun?

Forget about having fun. Just get your money's worth.

Are you going to have only one plate at the buffet?

- Go ahead. - Have five plates, at least.

Look. The locals are here to ride the sled too.

- Go ahead. - Keep going.

(Hae Sung enjoys the buffet too.)

(I am full now.)

(Yong Jin and Kyu Hyun are having a tube sled match.)

- Do you think you can beat me? - Of course.

- Let's go! Move! - Let's go.

(Here I come!)

- Let's go! - No!

It was really fun at first when I was going down.

I couldn't believe it was a cost-effective spot.

As I rode the sled down,

it relieved my stress as well.

That's right.

(Sliding)

(Hold on.)

(Clapping)

It's so fun, Hye Jin!

Isn't this value-satisfying?

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- It's so exciting. - Are you excited?

For real.

(Today's cost-effective tour is a success.)

(Traveling to the next spot)

Okay.

Where are we going, Hye Jin?

We are on our way to where we'll have our dinner.

We are going to a Ukraine restaurant.

We have never...

gotten on a tram here.

- We should get on the tram. - Sure.

We'll get on the tram here.

We get to try everything. We got on the plane and the train.

We got on the airport train, and we got on the bus too.

- You are right. - Now we are getting on the tram.

We rode the tube sleds too.

- You are right. - We rode the kickboard too.

Kickboard, right. We got on everything.

- We were on the swing too. - That's right.

We got on the swing too.

(1. Plane)

(2. Express train)

(3. Subway, 4. Bus)

(5. Kickboard)

(6. Swing)

(7. Tube sled)

(They got on all 7 types of transportation mode and rides.)

Do you remember that pass we got on the first day?

- I have it. - We can get on the tram with that.

- Tram. - That's amazing.

We can get around everywhere with this pass alone.

I know. It's so nice.

- Is it the tram sign? - Goodness.

We'll get on the tram number seven.

This is the tram stop.

- Number seven is here. - It's here.

Let's hop on this tram.

- Get your passes ready. - Okay.

- Well... - We have to press it.

(They are impressed by the first tram in Thrifter's Guide history.)

- We can get on this. - Let's clap.

(They can hop on after tapping the pass.)

It's cool inside.

(They can hop on after tapping the pass.)

- We're going to a Ukraine place. - Okay.

Let's sing some songs that are related to Ukraine.

- Should I start? - Yes.

- If it's funny, you win. - I need to go first, so that...

- others can continue. - Okay.

Rock ballad used to be a hit.

That genre dominated the 2000s.

(Ukraine)

("Crying" by Flower dominated the 2000s.)

- Goodness. - It only had two letters.

(It suddenly feels like "Two Yoo Project Sugar Man".)

- Ukraine and crying? - No, it's not funny.

(Immersing himself)

Okay. Good one.

You know this, right?

(Ukraine)

(Singing)

You laughed, right?

("Flower" by Jang Yun Jung)

Yun Jung's song?

(Which song should I sing?)

Head, shoulder, knees, and toes, Ukraine, Ukraine

(Head, shoulder, knees, and toes, Ukraine, Ukraine)

What was that?

(What?)

- No, no. - What's that?

"Crayon" by G-DRAGON.

- My goodness. - Did you come up with that song?

I have a huge hit song about Ukraine.

Let's go. This is your chance.

- It's your 14th chance. - Okay.

(14th chance?)

(Innocent Hae Sung's first chance of getting adapted to variety shows)

(Start with the acrostic poem.)

(Now that I'm in Russia...)

(Hae Sung started off nicely.)

(That's the 1st failure.)

(Then he earned his second chance.)

(As expected, )

(there goes his 2nd failure.)

(3rd failure)

- Okay. - You are doing great.

(4th failure)

(5th failure)

(6th failure)

(7th failure)

(8th failure, 9th failure, 10th failure)

(11th failure, 12th failure, 13th failure)

(It's his 14th chance. Can he make them laugh?)

I'm begging you. Please make us laugh.

(I'm rooting for you, Hae Sung.)

(We are rooting for you too!)

(Singing)

(Ukraine)

(My goodness.)

(Unbelievable.)

(Say goodbye to your 14th chance.)

Goodness. The view is amazing.

(The view outside is amazing.)

(Glancing)

Time flies.

It's 8pm already.

Is it 8pm now?

It's almost 8pm.

But it's still bright like 3pm or 4pm.

We will get back around midnight.

What's the song that'd suit this moment?

We'll get off at the next stop.

There's the glow of the setting sun.

(Pressured)

(It's dark outside the river)

(He failed again for the 15th time.)

We passed eight stops, and we're here at the restaurant.

We have can't help but eat.

Hye Jin, you have a good strategy.

We're here at the restaurant. Let's get inside.

- Goodness. It's colorful. - What is this?

- Hello. - It's so pretty.

The ambience is amazing.

- Goodness. What is this? - Gosh, the ambience.

(You can easily get Ukraine food in Russia.)

(Roasted salo: 4.6 dollars, Cream sauce hare meat: 11.8 dollars)

(It's a popular Ukraine restaurant.)

(There is an outdoor terrace at the entrance.)

(Its interior is decorated with Ukraine's traditional design.)

(Its interior is decorated with Ukraine's traditional design.)

(Staff in traditional costumes serve the customers.)

(Salo is a dish of pork fat.)

(White mushroom noodles soup)

(Black pudding)

(Cream sauce hare meat)

(You can try exotic dishes here.)

(You can also watch a traditional Ukraine music performance.)

We're here at the traditional Ukraine restaurant.

I am Hye Jin's assistant for today.

Because we have to stay within the budget,

I'll be ordering the food here.

- Are you okay with that? - Sure.

I'll order as many dishes as possible.

- Will we have rice? - Of course.

We should taste steamed rice too.

Excuse me.

(Excited)

He's here with the menu.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Here's the menu. - Gosh.

- There is a menu in Korean too. - Goodness. It's true!

- There is a menu in Korean too. - My goodness.

It really is written in Korean.

- Many Koreans must visit here. - I guess so.

- Let me order the signature dishes. - Of course.

Let me order them first.

This one. Yes, this one.

- This one. - Okay.

This one. And...

- this one. - He's good.

Yes, yes.

(Fascinated)

And this one over here.

Okay.

Potato. Okay?

- I think that's enough. - Okay.

- Okay. Thank you. - Thank you.

Thank you.

(Myung Soo ordered 8 dishes in total.)

Hye Jin and I have many things in common in terms of personality.

- Not at all. - No.

What's wrong with you?

We get upset easily and we're straightforward.

That's who we are. But as I toured with her today,

we got along very well because we understood each other.

What an insincere comment.

Do you want me to explain your relationship...

via your song?

Your relationship is like "To Fool From Fool".

It's like you are a fool and she is a fool too.

Neither of you is smart. You both are fools.

- "To Fool From Fool". - It reminds me of 015B songs.

- "Goodbye Now". - That's great.

Kyu Hyun, you're good.

How did you think of Hye Jin and me...

- as partners, Hae Sung? - Isn't this his 17th chance?

It's your 17th chance.

You never know what he is going to do.

"Don't Cry" by The Cross.

- What? - "Don't cry"?

Please sing that song.

So you don't cry for me

Please sing this part for me.

- Okay. - 1, 2, 3.

(So you don't cry for me)

(I won't change)

(Even if time goes by)

Let's continue after eating.

(He failed again for the 17th time.)

We'll give you the 23rd chance after the meal.

Why am I not funny?

That was his 17th chance just now.

Why would you give him the 23rd chance?

His 17th trial won't get aired anyway.

- Then give him his 37th chance. - Okay.

It doesn't matter if it's his 125th.

If you can't make us laugh even when we give you a chance,

make your own chance.

We don't need to give you chances. You make your own chance.

You can do it. Take it easy and smile. Go.

- Make up something. - I prepared something last night.

What is it?

I'll do an acrostic poem with the word "Moscow".

Are you sure you are not digging your own grave?

I thought of it last night.

- I think you will like it. - He prepared it.

Okay. I'm excited.

All right. Let's give him a chance.

You will get a chance to be in a frame alone if everyone laughs.

You can give me a round of applause if it's funny.

- 1, 2, 3. Start. - 1, 2, 3. Start.

How come it's so nice here?

It's nice.

Continue.

The weather is cool and breezy.

He's right.

- Continue with the third letter. - Goodness.

I don't have a good feeling about this.

But it's okay so far.

I want him to do well. Please let him do well.

- Please be funny. - Let's go, Hae Sung.

Finish it with the last one. In 1, 2, 3.

This is paradise on earth.

(Oh, my goodness.)

(It's quite sad.)

(He failed for the 18th time.)

(He's still not funny.)

It's hard to make people laugh when you all look at him.

He's right.

I know it's tough here.

But when you join other shows,

you will do even better.

This is a good experience for you.

(Can Hae Sung make us laugh?)

(Or will he stay as a forever boring guy?)

(Anyway, he failed again for the 18th time.)

- Can I ask you a favor? - What is it?

You are good at coming up with acrostic poems.

You can make one with a five-letter word.

- With a five-letter-word? - Don't tell me it's Ukraine.

It will be tough.

- I think he can do it. - 97 percent of people fail...

- at five-letter-word poems. - No way.

- With the word "Ukraine"? - You can do this.

- Make a poem with "Ukraine"? - It will be hard.

Give me a second to think.

- I'm excited. - Me too.

Show us what you got. You're the king of an acrostic poem.

- Hae Sung, watch him. - It's his toughest crisis.

Should we start first?

- I can't think of any. - Yes, we should start.

It won't hurt anything.

- Start with the impossible one. - Don't worry. We can do it.

- Let's improvise it. - Yes.

- Give me the letter. - Okay. Go.

Woo Ji Won.

- Woo Ji Won. - What's the second letter?

Woo Ji Won is fighting against Cro Cop.

- That's funny. - You just made that up?

- What's the third letter? - Ra Mi Ran is the referee.

(Clapping like a seal)

(His poem is funny. But Myung Soo is getting thirsty.)

What's next?

Lee Young Pyo is the coach.

Can you give a funny ending to this?

- Last word. - I'm just there to watch.

- That was great. - I should get at least 50 points.

- It was great. - Yes, this one was funny.

- It was great. - It was funny.

I'll give you 80 points for that.

(He's relieved from the pressure of making people laugh.)

You have to be the first one.

- People don't expect much. - I know.

I'm finally putting down the pressure to make people laugh.

Darn this pressure.

Who will go after Yong Jin?

- I'll have a go. - Okay.

- It's not funny though. - We don't expect much.

To give Myung Soo a better chance,

I'll sacrifice myself with this.

- That's good. - Let me just have a go.

You have a great personality.

Let's start.

First letter.

We're at the Ukraine restaurant.

- Second letter. - Gosh, what should we have today?

Third letter.

It's the second day here in Moscow, and I want to have ramyeon.

- Goodness. - Now it's time to do this.

- What's next? - What's the last letter?

(Dancing)

Last letter.

(Dancing)

(Se Yun's poem is a success.)

- Goodness. - Ukraine.

Can you stand up for a second?

Se Yun, grab this.

Let's put down the pressure together.

We got rid of the pressure.

- Good job. - It was nice.

- Was it okay? - It was good.

- He's even more pressured. - Drink up the water.

Let's drink this together with a smile.

- Let's drink this. - I'll drink it.

- Myung Soo is suffering so much. - Should I start with a rockfish?

- First letter. - Do you have a rockfish?

That's so out of the blue.

Second letter.

Give me a big rockfish.

Great.

My goodness. Are you kidding me?

- Fourth letter. - Do you call this a rockfish?

Is this a rockfish or a minnow?

Last letter.

Do you know who I am?

(Super excited)

I'm a fisherman.

- Myung Soo! - That was great.

Myung Soo, put down your pressure.

- Let's all put it down. - It was good.

- He put it down. - Do I go next?

I managed to make them laugh because of the dialect.

I think "fisherman" was the punchline.

My ad-lib at the end saved this.

Goodness. It reflects the market economy too.

You should do it. You can do this.

Go with the rhyme.

Okay. Let's start.

- First letter. - Goodness. What is this?

Great. Second letter.

Isn't this a krill?

- Great. Third letter. - It will be tasty in ramyeon.

It's expensive though.

Fourth letter.

Do you know who I am?

- Last letter. - I am a fisherman too.

(He failed again for the 19th time.)

- Our food is all here. - It's here.

- Is this how they serve? - Goodness.

It's like finger food.

It's smoked pork fat.

It's called salo.

(Homemade salo is available at about 5.8 dollars.)

(White mushroom noodles soup is about 7.6 dollars.)

- Let's eat this first. - Okay.

This is a famous Ukrainian dish.

It smells like some frozen pork slices.

- Is this made out of pork fat? - Yes.

It's not only made with pork fat.

There's meat too. Try it.

What's wrong?

Is it okay?

(They don't look okay from the start.)

(How does it taste?)

- It's too salty. - It's so salty.

It's like jokbal.

It's too salty.

Is it that salty?

- Are you okay? - It's too salty.

Gosh. This is salty.

It's a bit salty.

They added a lot of salt.

It's fermented with pepper and salt.

That is why it's salty.

White mushroom noodles soup.

(White mushroom noodles soup)

It must be delicious.

- It might taste weird. - This can't be salty too.

(We cannot tell if they are enjoying the food or not.)

(I desperately hope it's delicious.)

Can't you give us positive feedback?

It's just bland.

- It's like chicken soup. - Right.

It tastes like a bland chicken soup.

- How about this? - This one is very bland.

Goodness. I can't give any positive feedback with this.

(Kwang Hee does not like it.)

I was quite excited because we were visiting a Ukrainian restaurant.

Honestly,

it wasn't that satisfying.

I thought it was what we get as a punishment.

Were we supposed to leave some?

It was our first time having Ukrainian dishes.

Maybe we are not really used to their food.

- He's right. - We're not used to their food.

(Hye Jin, we aren't going to make it.)

(Soo, we're going to be in trouble if we continue like this.)

I knew that this would happen,

so I ordered a potato dish that we commonly eat.

- Potatoes are good. - And sausages!

- He's about to betray again. - Things like sausages...

- are prepared. - Sausages won't betray us.

- Don't be disappointed. - I like that.

(The dishes with familiar tastes are being served.)

- They're coming right now. - They're coming.

I'm looking forward to it.

- It looks like it will taste good. - It looks like it will taste good.

It feels like it will be good.

The food suits our style.

Potatoes!

- They are potatoes. - Yes.

- Potatoes won't betray us. - Potatoes...

(A potato dish and...)

This is black pudding.

- It's a Russian-style sundae. - Yes.

(a Russian-style sundae, black pudding.)

(Sausages and chicken that even children can eat.)

(A lot of tastes that we know have been served.)

(Potatoes, chicken, sausages, sundae)

Should we try the potatoes first?

- Let's eat together. - Potatoes!

- Try the potatoes first. - Let's cut them first.

You can just eat potatoes here.

- Potatoes! - They're good at cooking potatoes.

How are the sausages?

- We're cutting them. - Are they ordinary sausages?

- They're just sausages. - The sausages are okay.

(The sausages really taste like sausages.)

They're handmade sausages.

This is a Russian-style sundae, black pudding.

It tastes like sundae mixed with livers.

(It tastes like sundae mixed with livers.)

- Don't you think so? - You're right.

Among all different types of sundaes,

- they're like blood sundae. - Blood sundae, that's right.

The chicken is good.

- Yes. - It's good.

(Even the chicken received passing grades.)

- What is that? - What is that?

- I think rabbit meat is served. - Is it rabbit meat?

- I think rabbit meat is served. - Is it rabbit meat?

Try it if you want to.

It looks like rabbit meat and boiled barley.

Kwang Hee!

Just cut a little bit.

- Okay. - Try some from the very end.

- This one? - Yes.

- It must be really tender. - Okay.

Take it easy, and try it.

- I'll try it. - Okay.

(How would it taste?)

(He's appreciating the taste.)

It's delicious!

It's like chicken.

- Really? - Yes.

(The taste is similar to chicken.)

- It's delicious. - It's delicious.

How is it?

I think that the potatoes and rabbit meat are the best among these.

(Golubtsi is a cabbage roll that has ground meat.)

(Golubtsi is as unfamiliar as rabbit meat. How would it taste?)

- Try it. - I'll try one.

Why do they have kimchi inside this?

Isn't that right? Isn't it like kimchi?

- It's like braised kimchi. - It's just kimchi.

It's like braised kimchi.

Do you know the meatballs that you add in meatball spaghetti?

It tastes like those meatballs are wrapped with cabbages and cooked.

Hye Jin is right.

It's like braised kimchi.

- It will suit the taste of Koreans. - It will suit the taste of Koreans.

- It's completely Korean-style. - If I ever go to Ukraine,

I think I will look for rabbit meat...

- and eat it. - I choose rabbit meat...

- and braised kimchi. - The braised cabbages.

- The potatoes are really good. - Yes.

The potatoes are good.

I could finish a bowl of rice completely with the potatoes.

- I'll cut it cleanly. - Let's cut it, and taste it.

Hello.

- What? - Hello.

- You should say something. - What are they doing?

- They're suddenly... - They're suddenly...

(Who are you?)

Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

(What on earth is going on?)

- Michelin... - We play traditional music.

They play traditional music.

We'll have to tip them. We shouldn't watch them.

- That will happen. - Just welcome them.

- Okay. - It's Ukraine traditional music.

(They start experiencing Ukraine traditional music.)

- What is that? - Okay!

(It's a festival!)

This is nice.

(It's exciting!)

Hurry!

(They're the happiest now.)

(They automatically start dancing with their shoulders.)

(We must stand up for this!)

(Possessed dancing)

It's like Hard Rock Cafe.

(It's a beautiful night!)

- Let's dance. - Okay.

It's really exciting!

- Thank you! - Thank you!

Thank you!

(Thank you.)

We will give them 1 dollar 50 cents to show our thanks.

- Please give it to them. - Thank you.

- Thank you! - Thank you!

1, 2, 3!

(Thank you for a precious memory.)

Let's pay for the food.

- Excuse me. - Excuse me.

(Excuse me.)

- Here's your check. - Can't we sing about five songs?

(Calculating is so hard.)

(She doesn't know where to look.)

(Blinking)

Can you check whether this is correct?

It's correct.

- What is this? - What did he say?

(What did he say?)

I'm quite good at understanding English.

(The bill is for 6,436 rubles when they only have 6,110 rubles.)

How much is this?

- It doesn't add up. - What do you mean?

From the first spot,

I didn't plan my budget properly,

so there was a big expense, right?

(They are in danger of bankruptcy from the start.)

(They started overspending since breakfast.)

(Breakfast cost 13 dollars 30 cents per person.)

(A performance you can't see from anywhere else)

(The admission was 14 dollars per person.)

(Lunch)

(Sled riding)

(Dinner)

(They even used the toilet.)

(There were a lot of unusual expenses this day.)

(Will they go to the punishment room for the first time ever?)

We don't have money.

Didn't you calculate money as we told you?

- Myung Soo... - How much is it?

- Sorry, just a minute. - Okay.

- I knew this would happen to you. - Be quiet!

- Look in your pockets carefully. - What will you do?

- We should calm down. - Sorry.

- We should calm down. - Two...

- Can I go over there? - Yes.

Okay.

(The employee understood the situation quickly.)

- That's it. Thank you. - Thank you.

What are we going to do?

Didn't Myung Soo say that he would take care of this restaurant?

You sat here, and you even ordered.

He spent all of the money.

- Did you really use all of it? - Did you really use all of it?

(Smiling)

(Why is Myung Soo suddenly smiling?)

I'm not doing this by myself.

Since I'm helping Hye Jin plan,

I put away about 2,000 rubles beforehand.

I had it with me. If we overspent,

I was going to give it to her. It was a way to prevent bankruptcy.

I wanted to do that, so I left out about 2,000 rubles.

He participated in my tour as a helper,

so I think that he tried to help by all means.

We could pay the exact amount in the end.

He helped me a lot.

(He left this money out beforehand.)

- Soo and... - Jin!

(Soo and Jin revived.)

Waiter! Give us the bill!

(He reappeared.)

Okay. 1, 2, 3,

- 4, - It doesn't look like it's enough.

- 5, - Okay!

- Is that it? - and 50.

It's just right!

(That's it!)

- It's just right. - It's just right.

- Thank you. - Thank goodness.

- Yes, thank you. - Thank you.

- Let's go back to our hotel. - Okay.

Thank you for the food!

- Thank you for the food! - Thank you for the food!

(They traveled 20 minutes by public transportation.)

- I'm looking forward to... - I'm tired.

the place we'll sleep tonight.

I'm tired.

- The place we'll sleep tonight. - I'm tired.

I want to sing a song for the last time that'll suit this atmosphere.

- It's ending just like yesterday. - What did he say?

Hye Jin, do you know what Hae Sung said?

He wants to sing a song that suits this atmosphere.

- Okay, sing for the last time. - Okay.

I'll try to make it good.

- Hurry. - What is it?

Sing a little quietly though.

(What will he sing?)

(The way back home)

(Let's go home.)

Okay.

Oh, my!

- I saw something long. - What is it?

(Something grabbed Se Yun's attention.)

Let's go inside. Don't yell right now.

(Laughing, What is this?)

- What is this? - Next person.

I saw this from cartoons.

- What is it? - Let's go in.

Is this even possible?

- Thank you. - I never saw a triple-deck bed.

- Oh, my. - This is amazing.

(Soo and Jin Tour's eighth pick: Subway-themed hostel)

(This hostel has triple-deck beds. S Hostel, 1 night for 1 person, )

(Room for 9, 14 dollars 40 cents, Room for 12, 13 dollars 60 cents)

(They have a triple-deck bed here, )

(and they also have a triple-deck bed there.)

(It's located near the Red Square.)

(A subway-themed hostel)

(It's popular to tourists because of the clean rooms.)

(A continental breakfast is free.)

Have you ever climbed up a triple-deck bed?

- No. - Climb up quickly!

After sleeping everywhere, are we finally sleeping here now?

- Hye Jin. - This is possible because...

- the ceilings are high. - Hye Jin, can you give me...

- some medicine for nausea? - It's like prison.

I think it's been long since I've seen you from this up high.

- From this up high. - That means we're above her.

This is my first time to see Hye Jin's top of the head.

(This is my first time to see Hye Jin's top of the head.)

I'll turn the lights off now.

- Bye. - Why would you? We need to wash.

Good work.

- Good work. - Good work.

(Soo and Jin Tour Expenses, About 83.2 dollars per person)

(The last tour in Moscow has begun.)

(We are CST Tour, short for comedian, singer, trot singer.)

(They guarantee to satisfy them with food.)

(From colorful dumplings...)

(to fancy dishes?)

(This is so good!)

(This dish is the best for me.)

(It's definitely number 1.)

(They guarantee a trendy tour for popular people.)

(They show a ballet performance themselves.)

(Gaping at the grandness)

(A fantastic and holy sight is above their heads!)

(An active self-directed show)

(The star of this private channel is me!)

(A shocking microphone eating show)

(They end up stopping the private channel.)

(Please look forward to CST Tour's big shots!)