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(Yu Jenny, Head of the Eat Lose Group)

(Velvet Dress Yok Jung, the glutton)

(Jang Hoon's mom, walking skin and bones)

I don't care anymore.

(Hwani's mom, pale pig with extra belly fat)

(Yun Jae's mom, siren of peace)

(They eat good food, eat some more,)

(and have a good time.)

(I'm pretty sure I'll weigh a ton.)

(Work out just as hard and lose the weight.)

(The members don't stop at anything to drop some grams.)

(The first gathering ended painfully.)

- Let's eat and lose! - Eat and lose!

(The Eat Lose Group)

(One day in May, amid the heavy rain)

(At a rest area in Dangjin, South Chungcheong Province)

(Surrounded by temptations that are hard to overcome)

(This is where the members meet today.)

(Yu Jenny appears in her hot pink look.)

Gosh, today...

Everything's perfect but for the rain.

(It suddenly got colder.)

It's a chilly day.

There are good days and not-so-good days.

We're going on an outing.

The weather never caters to everyone.

(She's excited, despite the rain.)

We chose the worst day.

We're meeting on a rainy day.

That looks dreadfully good.

You know how I don't like being outdoors, don't you?

I'm losing my mind right now.

(She only cares about the food.)

Oh, my word.

It's raining so hard.

Who said we should meet today?

- My gosh... - It's raining.

- It's raining hard. - It's raining.

There they are.

- Get over here. Hurry up. - What?

- Hello. - Long time no see.

- Jenny. - Jenny.

- Hi. - You're here.

- Take a seat. - Jenny.

Sit down, everyone. Hello, Yok Jung.

- Jenny. - It's been a while.

- Yun Jae's mom. - Hello again.

You got a new bright-colored outfit.

Yes. It's forsythia yellow.

Forsythia yellow?

You, mister. You're...

- I'm Hwani's mom. - Why...

- Why... - I'm Hwani's mom.

I know a wrestler who looks like this.

The Ultimate Warrior.

You look like someone.

- I'm a woman. - Are you?

A long time ago, in this US drama...

- There's definitely a lookalike. - Yes.

Aren't you the kid from "Stranger Things"?

- I am not. - The burger eater.

- What are you saying? - "Stranger..."

- We met after a long time... - "Stranger Things."

- "Stranger Things." - The burger kid.

You look so much like that kid.

I do not.

(She still sings just as well.)

(You're mean only to me, aren't you?)

(Right)

Hwani's mom, you must've lost some weight.

- I did. - You lost a bit.

I got called a pig for the first time on TV last time.

- It was a total shock. - Well...

- Aren't you the black pig? - I am.

- The wild pig and... - What was I called?

- Wild pig and black pig. - I'm the black pig?

Wild pig and black pig.

- That's it. - Yes, right.

- Yun Jae's mom. - Yes?

I heard you got a new job after working at a restaurant.

- Are you doing it? - Yes.

- You go on an overnight trip. - The overnight travel program.

- Didn't you join the show? - I heard the news.

- Did you join the show again? - It's the overnight travel show.

Well, you guys definitely helped me get a new job.

Yes. That's great news.

Having a regular show is a rare thing these days.

- Right. There aren't many chances. - She's looking so much better now.

- That's a rarity these days. - Yes.

No one is guaranteed a regular spot.

- She's hurting my ears again. - That's nonsense.

That's the thing about her. She has such a ringing voice.

- Her vocalization is no joke. - You know?

- She's got the voice of steel. - Her voice is so booming.

- Her voice is resonant. - Nice to meet you!

- My voice... - Who are you talking to?

Her voice can cut through the rain.

- I'm talking to the Seohae Bridge. - It can cut through the rain.

Nice to meet you!

(The siren of peace resonates throughout the west coast.)

Well, it's been a while since we last met.

We are traveling together again and came down to Dangjin,

South Chungcheong Province. This is a great place, you know?

This place is so rich in history, culture, and food.

- It's famous for rice. - I'll buy some rice today.

- I'll buy rice. - "Rice."

By the way, I've got a small surprise for the group.

I invited a celebrity.

- A celebrity? - A celebrity?

She's a celebrity. She starred...

- in a short-form drama recently. - I see.

- She was in it. She's popular. - She's popular now.

- She's... - She's on the rise now.

- She's trending. - You mean the actress, right?

- Yes. - Where is she?

There she comes.

(This special actress is unveiled at last.)

(The trending character of "Take Bro's Girl Back")

(Madam Jung)

- The way she talks... - I can feel the vibrations.

(Her appearance makes the whole bench shake.)

- Gosh, what's going on? - My goodness.

- She got everyone's attention. - Oh, my.

She got everyone's attention. My gosh.

Hello.

- That was great. - You startled me.

Hello.

Give me food.

(Responding with her famous line)

- Sit here. - Madam Jung.

- Yes. Nice to see you. - Madam Jung.

- By the way, - You're wearing a pretty outfit.

I really liked your short-form drama.

- My gosh. That's... - I'm a fan.

- I can't go to the markets now. - My gosh.

- You're a star now. - She's a star now.

- Good for you. You're trending. - My gosh, seriously.

You're doing so well now with the short-form drama.

- I can't go to the markets now. - Good for you.

- You must be so happy. - Okay.

- Look at him. - You must be so happy.

- It's the best. - You must be so happy.

I'll smack you too.

Stop hitting me.

(Stopping them with a heavy blow)

By the way, it's a gloomy day because it's raining.

Nothing good comes out of staying at home. You know?

Your face is gloomier.

- You went for a run on a rainy day. - What?

Why did you post a video of your run online?

- Why did you post that? - You posted that.

No. Hear me out.

Running on a rainy day was...

so romantic and nice.

What's wrong with clear days?

- Why don't you go for a run today? - Well,

I seriously need to lose weight. I've been trying lately.

- Really? - I don't eat as much now.

I'm serious. Chicken breast is the only thing I eat these days.

- I've been fasting for 15 hours. - Chicken breast...

Do you eat 1.2kg of chicken breast?

- What? - I bet she eats about 7kg...

- of chicken breast. - Come on.

- Like some lions. - That's...

- Chicken breast... - Fried chicken breast...

Does she eat raw chicken breast?

When the zookeeper throws in the chicken...

(Snatching)

She just grabs a raw chicken like this.

I bet you grab a raw chicken and bite off the breast.

Hold on. Are you staying...

- at Everland these days? - Just raw meat?

- Madam Jung. - Chicken breast...

Tell me. Where are you staying now? Is it Everland?

She can't look that big if she only ate chicken breast.

- Yes? - That can't be.

- I mean... - I'm serious.

Then why do they use tongs to give you chicken breasts?

- She has a point. - That makes no sense.

- They use tongs! - Madam Jung.

- I'm sensitive. - Like this.

- Madam Jung. - They do that when I'm sensitive.

Madam Jung, say your famous line.

Why do you keep asking me to say that?

Gosh, I'm so sick of it. Stop asking me that.

- Come on, do it. - Just this once.

- When people run into me, - Just this once.

- they keep asking me to say it. - Come on.

- Do the line for me. - Whenever they see me...

- "Give me food." - They all ask me that. Come on.

- Say the line. - Gosh, fine.

Give me food at this rest area.

- Here you go. - Get it.

(Eating it up)

I love that scene.

- So we're at a rest area. - Yes.

I saw a lot of tasty food here.

- It's crazy. - Everyone hasn't eaten yet. Right?

But if we eat too much,

- we'll feel bloated. - Right.

Dangjin is famous for freshwater snail ssambap.

- That's a famous dish from here. - It's delicious.

Yes, it's a famous local dish.

If we're going to have lunch, let's keep it light.

- Right. - Let's get Deli Manjoo.

- Right. - Come on.

- Or walnut balls. - Or we can get walnut balls.

- Food we get here won't fill us up. - Right.

We ought to eat ramyeon.

- Udon is delicious too. - Garak udon.

- They eat it with pickled radish. - That's right.

Make up your mind already. Are we going to eat or not?

- I want ramyeon. - What should I get?

Come on. Ramyeon is too heavy for breakfast.

Ramyeon is the best dish at rest areas.

You have to get ramyeon at rest areas.

Hold on. What should we get?

- Let's get ramyeon. - Let's go that way.

- Let's take a look around. - Let's go.

Yes. Let's take a look.

Wait. Come here. What should we get?

Let's see what's here.

- Gosh, there's your favorite. - Now...

- Where? - The twisted donuts.

The twisted donuts are here.

- They have twisted donuts here. - They look good.

- Hey, this is your brand. - Here...

- The character looks like you. - Jenny, are you the brand's model?

Gosh, that's not me.

- That's not you? - The character looks just like her.

Why would I model for this brand?

- It's not me. - I guess it's hers.

Just because the sign says "Ugly," you said...

He looks nothing like me. What are you talking about?

- Are you the brand's model? - Jenny.

Yes?

- My gosh. - It's a snack.

We should have it at the end as a dessert.

You just want to eat ramyeon. That's it, right?

- Right. - Lunch...

- That's the best breakfast dish. - Let's go inside.

Let's go inside.

- We should have a light meal. - That's good.

There's Deli Manjoo.

- I see Deli Manjoo too. - Deli Manjoo.

- I see walnut balls. - Walnut balls.

- Walnut balls. - They just came out of the pan!

- Wait. - Let's get a bag of Deli Manjoo.

Let's get a bag of Deli Manjoo.

- Yes. - I ordered half and half.

- I love the kiosks here. - Yes, half and half.

Let's eat up a bowl of ramyeon.

That sounds great.

Let's get Deli Manjoo and walnut balls.

You and I should go over there.

Let's go and eat ramyeon.

What?

Tell me.

- We want to eat ramyeon. - Tell me.

Ramyeon...

Gosh, isn't it too early for ramyeon?

- Let's eat it. - Gosh, that looks good.

(Madam Jung hovers around the kiosk.)

- What do you want to eat? - Well...

- Hold on. - What should I order for you?

Yok Jung.

If you want to go and get ramyeon, all of us should go with you.

But you only asked Madam Jung here.

- We... - You wanted to sneak away...

- just with her. - The location...

We were going to eat them with ramyeon. All of us...

Jenny, I was only trying to locate the ramyeon counter.

You're hurting my feelings.

Young Gi's mom here...

But you said you weren't going to eat ramyeon.

That's not the point. All of us should go together.

Were you going to order the ramyeon just for you guys?

- Well... - So just to eat ramyeon...

- and noodles, you hurt my feelings. - Are you going to eat ramyeon?

Why are you guys plotting?

Seriously. Why are you plotting?

- We're a group here. - Why are you splitting us up here?

Stop it!

People are watching. Stop it.

Why are you fighting when there are other people?

Gosh, the siren is back.

- The siren went off. - My left ear went deaf again.

- Thank you. - Gosh.

Come here.

(They move together peacefully.)

I see ramyeon. It's here.

- There it is. - They also have Chungmu gimbap.

- Ramyeon. - Chungmu gimbap.

- Then... - It won't even take long.

let's get udon and ramyeon here.

- Let's eat some. - Do you want some, Yun Jae's mom?

I want a pork cutlet.

- Yun Jae's mom. - I like pork cutlets.

Yun Jae's mom.

- I want a pork cutlet. - A pork cutlet?

- Do you want a pork cutlet? - A pork cutlet.

- Hwani's mom, what about you? - I want Chungmu gimbap.

- Chungmu gimbap. - It's from my hometown.

- Let's order food. - I want cheese ramyeon.

- It's impossible to resist. - I'm excited, Jenny.

The cafeteria is divided into two sections.

- Seriously. - I love how we're on the same page.

- What's up with her? - We're not on the same page.

- You can't keep doing this. - Come on.

It's just ramyeon. What's the fuss?

It's not about ramyeon.

It's not that.

I can see it in your eyes that you're about to lose it.

Who wants udon?

Ham and cheese ramyeon sounds good too.

- So what do you want to get? - We should try some.

- Let's get a taste. - Ham and cheese ramyeon.

- Fried shrimp... - Should we get this instead?

(Tapping)

I saw someone's finger just now.

- Someone added rice cake ramyeon. - But...

- Someone just scrolled the menu. - Why...

- Someone just scrolled it. - Why...

- Was that a sausage? - Listen.

- I added my dish. - Okay.

- Who's next? Did you all order? - Yes.

What do you want to get?

- Hwani's mom. - I want this.

- This one? - Yes.

- The fried shrimp udon looks good. - That looks good.

Let's add udon. And we can order the rest.

How come you're picking everyone's food?

No. That's not it.

- Let us see the screen too. - Hold on.

I just saw another hand.

I saw a thick hand.

(Amid the chaos, a thick finger made its way in.)

- What? Hold on. - Did the order go through?

Wait. How many of us are here?

There are seven dishes, but I haven't ordered yet.

- Why are there seven dishes? - Wait.

- Why... - How are there seven dishes?

- Wait. - are there seven dishes?

- Listen. - Why are there seven dishes?

- There's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6... - Five, six, seven.

I haven't ordered yet.

- One, two, three, four, - But...

five, six, seven. So there are seven.

- How... - One, two, three, four,

- five, six, seven. - That's right.

- It's right? - It's right.

- That's it. - Is this "R-Point?"

Why do you look so scary?

Hold on. I ought to eat blue crab ramyeon.

That sounds good.

(There's no stopping her now.)

- I need to eat ramyeon too. - Let's remove one.

- We should remove that. - Remove that.

We're done. My gosh.

- My gosh. Great. - Great.

(They finish ordering food within 1 hour of their arrival.)

We're spending 60 dollars on ramyeon for breakfast?

- One of you should sit here. - Oh, it was here?

By the way,

I'll only mention this. When I was ordering food,

someone kept shoving in her thick hand.

Her hand moved super fast, though.

- She kept... - When you're at a kiosk,

you shouldn't think too long about food.

She didn't want to reveal her identity.

- She kept changing her fingers. - Right.

To make it look like there were several people.

How did you get married, Jang Hoon's mom?

(That was random.)

- Did someone set you guys up? - We met at a club.

- You guys met organically. - We met organically.

Jenny, a waiter set you up with your husband at a club, right?

(That's ridiculous.)

Gosh, that little...

I heard you guys went clubbing together a lot back in the day.

We did.

- She wasn't popular, right? - No one wanted her.

- I see. - She usually sat alone at a table.

But the rest of us ruled the clubs.

But she sat there alone to watch the table.

- Someone had to watch the table. - Right.

She had to watch the table.

She ate a few pieces of tangsuyuk when it was served.

(She didn't have anything to do other than eat tangsuyuk.)

- She couldn't eat a lot either. - Madam Jung.

Madam Jung, you're being too harsh.

Let's be honest. That's the truth.

My gosh. You know what?

I'm not saying anything because...

- I don't want to waste my breath. - But why are you embarrassed...

to talk about the old days?

- I didn't say I was embarrassed. - Right.

- Then was this rumor true? - What?

I heard Jenny was always the first to arrive, so she could get a table.

- My gosh. That's not true. - She did more than that.

She did more than that.

She ran all of our errands.

(Slapping)

(She finally stops talking after going on and on cluelessly.)

- There are no CCTVs here, right? - All right.

Let's edit that out.

(Let's edit that out.)

- Let's cut that out. - Gosh.

- But my lips still hurt. - Right.

- It was quite the blow, right? - It was.

Two walnut balls got flat.

Two walnut balls...

Look.

(A deep lipstick stain)

Is this blood or what?

- It's not blood? - It's not.

- But... - It's not blood.

I didn't know what it was.

- I just kept staring at it. - The lucky walnut balls.

- The lucky walnut balls. - They're lucky walnut balls.

- I left a kiss mark for you guys. - The lucky walnut balls.

Someone tried to eat the paper bag too.

- The lucky walnut balls. - Here.

(Jenny's past is buried with the kiss mark.)

Oh, right.

We're getting old now. So...

I brought an exercise that's good for our brains.

- All right. - It's good for our brains.

This is it.

- You do this. - Okay.

Wait.

- Like this. - But you can't even do it yourself.

You should learn how to do it...

- and then teach us. - What is this?

- It's this. - You can't even do it.

This? How about this?

- Plop, let's throw - Gosh, she's good.

- She's indeed the youngest. - Stones

- It's not easy. - But...

Who can do this?

But you can't do it.

- You can't do it. - I was asking if anyone could.

(Giving her the bag right away)

(Hold on a minute.)

- Try that again. - Do it.

- Try that again. - No.

- Madam Jung, I won't do it now. - That was really lame.

I'll do it when I can't stand you.

(She's safe for now.)

- I'll give it to you. - I'll do the walnut punch later.

The Manjoo punch. The walnut punch.

- Our food is ready. - My gosh.

- Who ordered udon? - Over here.

A pork cutlet.

(Ramyeon at rest areas is tastier because someone else cooked it.)

(The endless parade of garnishes)

(There are also a cheese pork cutlet and udon.)

(The ultimate collection of main dishes at rest areas)

(7 trays of food for 6 people are served for a complete meal.)

- Rice cakes and dumplings. - Our food is on this tray.

- It's mine and Hwani's mom. - Okay.

- Then I should... Wait. - The blue crab ramyeon.

- Let's all share the food. - Let's share it.

- Here. - My gosh. I didn't know...

they had blue crab ramyeon here.

(Cheering)

(Picking up the noodles and taking a big bite)

Chungmu gimbap.

(Slurping)

Is water going down the drain?

My gosh, this is good.

(Humming in approval)

(The addictive flavor makes it impossible for them to stop.)

- Pickled radishes are great here. - It's good.

I can taste the blue crab.

- The crab flavor is so rich. - Jenny.

- At our last meeting, - Yes.

we focused too much on the food while barely exercising.

- Right. But today... - We'll even out our focus today.

Let's focus more on losing weight.

We'll alternate today.

(Don't worry about it. So keep on eating.)

When I was a kid, I always craved pork cutlets.

(She wraps it up with cheese and takes a bite of nostalgia.)

Gosh, why is it so good?

By the way,

is it okay to spend this much time at a rest area?

There's good news.

- It stopped raining. - Really?

(As their meal nears its end, it stopped raining.)

Right. That's great.

- We should eat. - Hold on. More importantly,

we should have weighed ourselves before having this meal.

Oh, right! We didn't weigh ourselves.

We forgot to weigh ourselves.

We have to weigh ourselves?

- Gosh. - Deduct 500g.

I'm sure I gained more weight than last time.

Yes, you did.

- It's 60kg. - You weighed 60kg then.

It's 62.35kg.

I'm wearing a microphone too.

(Jang Hoon's mom, Velvet Dress Yok Jung, Yun Jae's mom)

It's 73.4kg.

It's 74.8kg.

- You've been on a diet. Right. - I lost some weight.

- I lost some weight. - Let's check.

It's the same.

I didn't lose any weight.

- It's the same weight. - She gained weight.

- What happened? - What's going on?

It's 81kg.

- What happened? - She gained weight.

- Why did I gain weight? - Wait.

- I lost weight. - You gained weight.

- What happened? - You gained weight.

- You said you were on a diet. - She gained weight.

- What happened? - What's going on?

Why did I gain weight? What is this?

- This is the highlight. Go ahead. - Yes.

I wonder if the scale can withstand her weight.

Here's the thing. This is mandatory for our group.

- I did it... - Can the scale...

read up to three-digit numbers?

- Of course. - Yes?

You know...

(Stepping on it)

- She just stepped on it. - Yes.

But I just saw 70kg on it.

- My gosh. - Oh, my.

Why are your feet so swollen?

- Gosh. - My gosh. Is this for real?

(Madam Jung weighs 124kg?)

- Gosh. - My gosh. Is this for real?

This can't be right.

- It's 124kg. - No way!

- It's 124kg. - That can't be right.

- No one weighs that much. - I mean...

- How do you weigh 124kg? - How...

(That's my point, exactly.)

- It's 124kg. - Gosh, no.

- I'm not joking. It's 124kg. - Madam Jung.

- It's 124kg. - It's 124kg.

- It's 124.3kg. - You're...

- It's all because of accessories. - I see.

- Really? - I weigh 118kg.

These weigh 5kg together.

It said 124kg.

But her weight is 118kg?

- How... - I lost 3kg to hit 118kg.

You know what's really shocking?

Two Jennys would make one of her.

- That's crazy. - My gosh.

- Let's put them back. - Let's eat more now.

- Let's lose weight now. - Let's lose weight.

- We should lose weight. - Oh, right. Hey.

- Madam Jung. - Yes.

We want to film a clip for our episode title.

Say, "Eat and lose."

- I'll do it. But... - "Eat and lose."

Madam Jung, let's get it going now.

Eat and lose!

(Satisfied)

She's so good.

- Eat and lose. - Eat and lose.

Since we ate, let's go and lose weight.

Gosh, I ate so much.

(They finally escape from the temptations of food.)

- Gosh, what's that? - It's a robot.

- My gosh. - Gosh, it's making coffee.

- Oh, my. What's this? - It's so fascinating.

It's making coffee.

- It runs 24 hours. - The robot keeps making coffee.

- How about some coffee? - Let's get out of here.

I am craving an iced Americano.

- Gosh, what's this? - Coffee does sound good.

- What's this? - Having a cup of decaf coffee...

- sounds so good right now. - The Ethiopian beans.

It'd wake me up for sure.

Should we enjoy the perks of technology?

- Or should we go? - Should we?

- Should we try some? - Let's order two.

Yes. Let's order two and split them.

I'm getting thirsty too.

Who wants an Americano?

- Me. - Me.

One or two?

- Someone wanted decaf. - Two.

- Let's put two in the basket. - Put them in the basket.

Whose hand is this?

- Every time I'm at a kiosk, - She's like a beast.

a thick hand keeps showing up.

(Tapping)

(Playing dumb)

(Tapping)

(She's not even trying to hide it now.)

- Hold on. - I keep seeing...

- How... - Bigfoot's hand.

- Someone shoved a thick finger in. - What was that?

It kept on hovering.

- It's ready. - Here it comes.

- Will the number show up? - It will show up here.

- Okay. Thank you. - Well done.

- It's bowing. - It's 11am, right?

- Let's go. - Let's go. Let's get going, girls.

- She's high-maintenance. - Come on.

How many hours will we stay at this rest area?

It's been hours since we got here.

Let's go.

(Offering jelly as an olive branch)

- Come on. - It's good.

(The members finally leave.)

Let's get going now.

Gosh, it's good indeed.

(The end of their long meal at the rest area)

- My gosh. I'm already so full. - Right.

It's nice and cool today now that it has stopped raining.

- Gosh, it's nice. - It stopped raining.

(They head to the car for the next activity.)

I'm so stuffed right now.

It's a relief...

- that it has stopped raining. - We stayed here...

for two hours.

Two hours at a rest area.

We rested too long.

Let's get in the car.

Eat and lose.

All right. We should go and lose weight now...

- since we just ate. - Gosh.

Where are we going now?

There's an amusement park here.

- We're going to an amusement park? - Right.

There's an amusement park in Sapgyo.

It won't be crowded since it rained today.

- Exactly. - Right?

There's an ocean right here.

- We're on Seohaean Expressway. - That's right.

Right. It will lead to Mokpo.

That's right.

- Along the coast, - Seosan.

we'll pass through Gunsan and Dangjin.

Well, if we keep going,

we'll pass through Sapgyo Lake in Asan.

(Rambling)

This place is famous. You know?

It's known for...

- freshwater snail ssambap. - I'm sorry to interrupt.

Are you a history commentator?

- I... - I said we'd go there...

later today.

We can go and taste it ourselves.

I mean, it's not like...

you run a freshwater snail ssambap restaurant here.

- Yes. I might even dream about it. - Seriously.

(Her rambling might give them nightmares.)

- Seriously. - My gosh.

By the way, Madam Jung has a bigger build...

for the amount of food she consumes. Right?

It's because I can't digest food as fast as before.

So it's all in there?

Gosh, I hate that even more.

A long time ago, there was a time...

- when you were quite slim. - Of course.

What was your weight then?

- It was around 74kg to 80kg. - When you were a manager?

- When you were training for Milano. - When you trained to be a wrestler.

I weighed 82kg when I was training for Milano.

(Surprised)

How about when you were training to be a wrestler?

I weighed 90kg then.

Jun Ha looked the best back then.

My gosh. Then you gained 50kg now.

- Seriously. I can't believe it. - Technically,

I did gain that much weight.

(A 50kg difference between them)

She's been gaining weight gradually.

- It's been happening gradually. - It's been a gradual change.

Last year...

when I was traveling to the US often,

I was...

Gosh, you're so chatty!

Jenny doesn't like it when a story follows...

once she gets her answer, right?

When Madam Jung explains more than she has to,

Jenny says she's chatty.

(Madam Jung finally reads the room.)

- Why don't you do an acrostic poem? - Right.

Do one with Dangjin.

- D. - "Dare I say..."

- Gosh. - That's...

Weren't you going to say this?

I'm acting as a woman today.

"Dare I say..." Weren't you going to say this?

- Dare I say... - J.

Jindo dog suits you.

(She manages to make it work with her voice.)

"Dare I say Jindo dog suits you."

(Her nasal voice is her best feature.)

"Jindo dog suits you."

(Secretly proud of her poem)

(Thinking)

(My love for Dangjin)

(Is unconditional)

Dangjin...

(On second thought, she finds the lyrics funny.)

(It's a special kind of love)

- One, two, three, four. - Three, four.

- My love for Dangjin - Dangjin

(My beloved Dangjin)

(Singing along right away)

(Unlike any other)

(My one and only Dangjin)

(Darling Dangjin, I love you)

There's a lot of "Dangjin" in the lyrics.

(Thinking hard)

(Dangjin)

(Following the momentum, a follow-up single is released.)

(The members unite with the word "Dangjin.")

(Feeling proud)

There are so many theme songs...

about Dangjin.

(They arrive at the destination while chatting away.)

I didn't know there was a place like this in Dangjin.

Right over there is the sea.

(An amusement park located right next to the sea)

This place must be set up like Wolmi Island.

- My gosh. - It's Haha.

- What? - What's that?

- Where? - What?

Oh, my.

Is it your son?

"Amazon Aqua Park?" What's that?

What is that?

(A familiar face displayed on a huge sign)

- At some event... - Are you performing at an event?

- Are you performing at an event? - Goodness.

I guess I'm invited.

Let's see. You must be coming here.

- What's that? - I can't stand his shy pose.

- My goodness. - He must be...

Oh, my.

You'll be coming here again on June 6.

Here...

(The members are busy making fun of him.)

- I like Haha. - You do?

Yes, he's cute.

- That unusual TV personality... - I mean...

Since you're here already, why don't you perform at the event?

- But it's not me. - That's true.

Maybe he already performed yesterday.

- There's this too. - We can also play baseball here.

This looks fun.

We can make it a lunch bet.

Based on how many we can hit?

Yok Jung, don't you like baseball?

I'm a baseball fanatic.

Aren't you a fan of the Lotte Giants?

- Eat and lose! - I'm a fanatic.

I'm good at that.

Where's the youngest? There you are.

Girls, please stand over here.

With the amusement park in the background...

- Look. - The colors match.

- All right. - What if only your neck is visible?

- You blend into the background. - Only his neck is visible.

I might not be visible in the photo.

- It must be an MZ generation shot. - Yes.

All of you are in the frame.

Let it become a huge hit.

(A popular shot with the members)

By the way,

we wear fancy colors these days.

- We look like those superheroes... - You and I look...

- like BLACKPINK members. - Yes, we look like BLACKPINK.

- Gosh, how can they lock... - This place is big.

such a big amusement park with just one key?

This place is big.

(The first weight-loss course that brings out your childhood spirit)

(Starting with the Ferris wheel that gets your heart racing)

Gosh, this place is packed with fun.

There are so many rides.

There are many.

(Let's enjoy losing weight while having fun.)

Madam Jung.

I'll start with the Ferris wheel.

The Ferris wheel is scary because of its height.

- It's very frightening. - Yun Jae's mom,

are you good with rides?

I'm basically fearless.

- Really? - I can handle them all.

- Seriously? - I can go on any ride.

Oh, my.

There's Disco Pang Pang.

Goodness, there's Pang Pang.

- How about this? - This one is fun.

Since we have to lose weight, let's go on the ride.

We should buy tickets.

To go on this ride...

The amusement park is huge, but we're the only ones here.

It's because it's raining today.

We picked a good day to come here.

Hello.

Welcome.

- Disco Pang Pang, please. - Disco Pang Pang, please.

The amount is perfect.

For us...

It's seven dollars for a big person.

Except Big Head...

How much is it for a giant?

A dollar...

Doesn't he have a big head?

- An adult... - Watch your mouth.

I was only joking.

That's not okay even as a joke.

(Thud)

Gosh, I heard something break.

- I'm so sorry. - Goodness.

- I heard something break. - He pierced a hole.

As a celebrity...

- That was violent. - He just got shot.

- As a celebrity, - The sound was...

- can he hit people like this? - The sound was so loud.

- He's a celebrity after all. - My goodness.

I'm sorry.

- It's okay. Let's go. - Let's go.

- The rain stopped. - Disco Pang Pang.

I haven't gone on this ride for a long time.

(Glancing carefully)

I need to use the restroom.

- Why are you going there now? - My goodness.

Why are you going into the men's room?

- You can't go there. - Where are you going?

- Hwani's mom. - Stop her.

Why are you going into the men's room?

She went into the men's room.

Did you see that?

- What did I tell you? - My goodness.

- The rumors were true. - Jenny.

There was a man among us.

Hand in the tickets.

- Here are the six tickets. - Okay.

We just had a meal, so please go easy on us.

The fatties and bones should sit together.

Fatties and bones.

Skinny people fly off...

- during a ride like this. - It feels quite hot.

- It takes a long time. - Before starting,

- please do some stretching. - Okay.

Are you going to spin it that hard?

(Warming up before starting for their safety)

(Shouting)

(The warm-up of his voice is quite rowdy.)

All right.

(Clattering)

(Team Bones is already getting a full-body workout.)

Please do it gently.

It hasn't started yet.

- It hasn't started yet. - It hasn't?

It's starting. He's inflating it.

(Nervous)

I haven't gone on this ride in a long time.

(He's just excited.)

You have to hold it with one hand.

Yun Jae's mom, you're fearless.

I'm not even scared of ghosts.

The scariest is being stuck in the past.

Here we go!

My ears hurt.

He's so loud.

His voice could be heard all the way out to the sea.

(The start siren echoes across Dangjin.)

It hasn't started yet.

(With the siren)

Here we go.

It's starting.

(Losing weight is in full swing.)

Oh, my.

(The members are buzzing from the start.)

- It's intense. - My gosh.

(Members, move your bodies!)

Girls, hold on tight.

(At that moment, Yu Jenny gets up.)

My goodness.

(Bouncing around to shake off the calories)

- That's great. - That's amazing.

I'm losing weight.

(Jumping excitedly with bone dust flying everywhere)

It will make us lose weight.

My gosh.

(The others have a hard time keeping a balance.)

(Using all his strength)

- Oh, my. - Goodness.

(Falling to the floor)

(Struggling while holding Madam Jung's leg)

(Thud)

Madam Jung!

Madam Jung.

Grab my hand, Madam Jung.

(Flapping)

Madam Jung.

Hold on.

Madam Jung...

- What's going on? - Madam Jung.

Be careful.

Madam Jung.

(Or is it a face workout?)

Madam Jung.

Stop it.

(A desperate upper body workout)

(Arms pumping hard)

- Come this way. - Grab my hand.

Yok Jung.

(They're also exhausted.)

Stop.

Stop!

Stop!

- Come back up. - Come back up.

Stop.

(He's still working out on the floor.)

- Stop. - That's enough.

That's enough!

Stop.

Madam Jung.

(I want to stop losing weight now.)

Put your shoe back on.

(Totally wrecked)

(A messy finish to the losing weight time)

My goodness.

We lost weight.

(Tattered)

It was hard to ride it after a long time.

It wasn't easy.

It was exhausting.

- By the way... - Your hair came off.

- Your wig. - What?

- Really? - All of it came off.

My underwear is completely soaked.

- Young Gi's mom. - Yes?

You know what?

After saying that you were fearless...

"Stop!"

(He screamed stop in despair to end the ride.)

- By the way, the youngest. - What's this?

Are you okay?

- It must've been tiring for you. - This works.

The youngest knows how to ride it.

- It's a good cardio exercise. - It's fun.

You can lose weight with this.

It's very impressive.

Madam Jung wiped the ride thoroughly.

That's so nice of her.

- What happened was... - As he's a celebrity,

- he's treating us well. - Right.

Wait, is there something else?

- Jenny, didn't you play baseball? - Yes.

How about a game between Team Fat...

- and Team Skinny? - Shall we play?

- Shall we do it? - And the loser buys lunch?

- Okay. - Madam Jung used to play baseball.

I know that she was good at it.

Didn't she hit home runs?

It's different when you hit after a long time.

We'll have the losing team buy lunch.

Hello.

- Let's go. - Let's compete.

- Sure. - The loser buys lunch.

- Okay. - I'm in.

Team Bones, come this way.

- Okay. - Based on the number of hits?

- Yes. - The number of hits.

It has to be at least a ground ball.

- Right. - It has to advance.

- The ball has to advance. - That sounds good.

You two play rock-paper-scissors to decide the order.

- Rock-paper-scissors. - Rock-paper-scissors.

Rock-paper-scissors.

In that case, you go first.

You should go first.

Me?

Hwani's mom is bad at things like this.

Hwani's mom, can you do this?

Surprisingly, Hwani's mom is bad at playing sports.

This is my specialty.

- But she's good at jujutsu. - There are 18 balls in total.

- Eighteen. - Eighteen?

- It's about who hits more. - Yes.

The ball must go forward.

Here I go.

Let's take a look.

- That was fast. - That was fast.

(His swing wasn't even close.)

- The ball is fast. - I saw it.

I figured it out now.

- The ball is high. - Why is it so high...

- for Hwani's mom? - The ball is high.

- It's high. - It seems high.

That's why you have to be over a certain height.

I see.

(No entry for those under 120cm in height)

- Gosh, it's high. - It's too high.

(It's too high for Hwani's mom to handle.)

- Gosh, it's high. - It's too high.

What's wrong with him?

Keep your eyes on the ball until the end.

- He's right. - Yes.

(Cracking)

One.

(He finally hits one.)

- It's impressive that he hit one. - One.

- Is that impressive? - Yes, it is.

Really?

Here I go again.

(2 successes in a row like he got the hang of it)

- Two. - Two.

- Three. - Three.

(3 successes in a row like he got the hang of it)

- All right. - He's good at it.

That was nice.

- It's over. - It's over.

- Okay. - He hit four.

- Four. - That's a lot.

- Is four a lot? - Of course.

- Four is a lot. - Hitting four balls is a lot.

Is that a lot?

We're next.

It's not easy to hit the ball.

Hitting four means that you're very good.

(Hitter Number 1 from Team Bones, Jang Hoon's mom)

Hold on. Aren't there two baseball bats?

- Which one is the bat? - Put on the gloves.

The red on is the bat.

No, it's blue.

(Oink)

(Spinning)

What is he doing?

(His bat-like body is overwhelmed by the spinning force.)

Why did he turn around?

Did someone call him?

(Did you call me?)

- Woo Jae... - Hey!

We didn't call you, so don't turn around.

- Darn it! - Something is wrong.

Something is definitely wrong.

What's going on?

- What is he doing? - It looks difficult.

- That's strange. - It must be difficult.

Woo Jae is also light like a grasshopper.

The balls are quite high.

Oh, they're high. Okay, I got this.

- Okay. - Well done.

- One. - They're high.

- Two. - That's right.

- I've got it. - He's got it.

He's got the hang of it.

- He hit two so far. - Two.

He's fidgety.

(Cracking)

Did it hit his body?

I heard his bones breaking.

Is it a dead ball?

(His delicate arms look out of place with the bat.)

- It's over. - It's over.

- How many hits? - Four.

- Well done. - Four.

- Who's next? - He did a good job.

- Team Fat is up. - Yok Jung.

- "Yok Jung?" - Are you good at this?

- All right. - I've never done it before.

Try it.

Here's a huge fan of the Lotte Giants.

- You have to be good at baseball. - It's the Lotte Giants, isn't it?

It's Lotte, isn't it?

You're doing this on behalf of the Lotte Giants.

That looks good.

(He misses his swing.)

- We're in trouble. - That was nice.

He lacks motor skills.

You must get the hang of it fast.

If you hit it, you'll be a fan of the Lotte Giants.

Until the end...

- You're too slow. - Isn't the ball low?

Keep your eyes on the ball.

(Staring)

Goodness.

(He might hit a home run with determination in his eyes.)

(Not even close)

Why can't I hit it?

- He totally missed it. - Keep your eyes on the ball.

- Keep your eyes on the ball. - He doesn't understand.

- Am I swinging too high? - Look at the ball until the end.

- Goodness. - Am I swinging too high?

You're too short.

That's too low.

- Gosh. - Darn it.

I'm telling you that you're too short.

Has he not hit any?

- Hit a little higher. - It's too low.

(Yu Jenny from the other team gives him advice in the back.)

- Gosh, what's wrong with me? - Seriously?

- He's the worst. - Will he not hit any?

Why can't I hit the ball?

(Zero athletic skills)

He hit zero.

- This is terrible. - It's driving me crazy.

(Here comes his last ball.)

(Oh, my...)

It's over.

Let me do it one more round.

- Is it over? - It's over.

- Goodness. - Come down.

What's wrong with you?

- Yok Jung. - Get out.

Don't tell anyone that you're a fan of the Lotte Giants.

And he calls himself a Busan Seagull?

Seriously, what's wrong with you?

His performance at the event will also be canceled.

Exactly. There's no reason to invite him.

He's not attractive at all.

In baseball,

it's 6 at-bats and 6 3-pitch strikeouts.

- Three-pitch strikeouts... - This is shocking.

Why would you even pay...

- for the balls? - It'd be wasteful.

- Can I play one more time? - We don't have money.

- It's such a turn-off. - Yok Jung.

I hope that it won't get aired.

I can't let it happen.

It would be such a turn-off for everyone.

Haha, you know what's important?

You're not cool at all as an older man. Seriously.

- It was distasteful. - I agree.

You aren't cool as an older woman either.

I was counting on you, and I thought that you were cool.

- Is it our team next? - Yes.

- What? Are you up next? - Yes.

From the back,

you look like someone in a Bollywood movie.

(Dancing)

Someone in a Bollywood movie.

Okay!

- Okay. - That was two.

- Let's go. - Three.

He got the hang of it.

- Okay. - You go, girl.

That's right.

- He did a good job. - Nice.

(Yun Jae's mom hit 5 out of 18.)

You did well.

(Team Bones 9 points versus Team Fat 4 points)

I think we lost.

(Team Fat faces a crisis.)

Gosh, why did he hit so much?

- Go. - I'll go first.

Good luck.

Let's go, Han, the celebrity baseball team.

All right. Let's do this.

(A swing sound that lives up to an ace)

(Yesterday's ally becomes today's opponent.)

Watch out for the wind.

Okay.

- It's a foul. - It's a foul.

Jenny, swing a little higher.

- Gosh, that's one. - One.

- He's athletic. - You're getting it.

- You're getting more accurate. - Two.

Two.

- That's it. - Okay, three.

- That was nice. - Four.

(He's fidgety, but he's a good hitter.)

- Okay. - That was good.

Okay.

- Unbelievable. - Did he hit six?

(Yu Jenny's bat shows no sign of slowing down.)

His hit was accurate just now.

You hit eight.

The celebrity baseball team Han is the best.

(Even with his sloppy swings, he's hitting every ball.)

Nine hits.

- Nine? - Nine hits.

(Surprised)

I should've hit up to ten.

- Nine hits. - Nice.

I was so close.

Nice.

How many balls do we have to hit to win?

All of them.

Fifteen of them.

Fifteen?

You have to hit 15 out of 18.

- He's our hope. - Here you go.

Madam Jung, you can do it.

Madam Jung used to play...

- She has pride in baseball. - baseball.

(Second to none, Madam Jung's baseball pride stands out.)

(A reliable cleanup hitter with over 20 years of experience)

(The true ace that Team Fat can rely on)

Her pose looks great.

(They can't relax despite the big score gap.)

I bet she'll do well.

- There she goes. - She's starting.

Her pose looks great.

It looks stable.

- That's right. - That's good.

(Nailing on the first pitch)

She looks different from everyone else.

This is attractive.

(Missing the 2nd pitch)

You have 16 balls left.

No, she just has to hit all of them.

Darn it.

(What's going on?)

What?

Keep watching.

(Soon, it's her last chance.)

- It's okay. - It's over.

- Goodness. - She's too tense.

How many years of baseball...

- She was posing well for nothing. - She's too tense.

She's just as bad as I am.

Madam Jung, what's gotten into you?

I don't know.

Madam Jung.

Come on, Madam Jung.

What is she doing?

She wanted to show off her skills.

(She's only showing heavy, clumsy swings.)

- What? - My gosh.

She really can't hit.

- Goodness. - She really can't.

(Shocked)

But...

She's struggling.

My gosh.

She's struggling.

It's a complete mess.

Darn it.

(The cleanup hitter can't hit any balls.)

- Darn it. - Oh, my.

What are you doing?

(Those 20 years that I lost)

What?

- My gosh. - It's over.

Can I try one more time?

- Is it over? - Hey.

The shoes are too slippery.

Did he really play baseball?

The total score of Team Fat is less than Yong Jin's score.

Team Fat's total score.

Was he a cheerleader for a baseball team?

He always called himself the cleanup hitter.

Why are you bringing the baseball bat?

- You're scaring us. - He's flustered.

- He's all over the place. - Madam Jung.

Are you going to hit someone?

- Let me explain. - How could he...

- He won. - How are you so terrible?

- How are you so bad at it? - Let me try again.

Jun Ha, that was very disappointing.

He's very bad.

I couldn't hit the ball.

How can he lack this much coordination?

Yok Jung at a baseball-related event...

I'm in trouble.

- Lotte will reject him now. - You wanted to show us.

What happened? You said that you'd show us.

It was my first time...

seeing baseball where a pitcher wasn't needed.

(The legendary zero hit that you can't help but tease)

- This can't be aired. - In that case...

Don't air it!

Is lunch on Mr. Swing and Miss?

Yes, it is. Let's go.

Mr. Swing Air, let's go.

- Eat and lose! - Eat and lose!

Now that we've lost some weight, we'll go and eat.

- By the way, Madam Jung. - Yes?

You did better than Haha, so you don't need to pay.

(Madam Jung avoided last place by a single hit.)

From your baseball team...

(Madam Jung, the cleanup hitter on the celebrity baseball team)

I remember the determined look on Madam Jung's face.

(Entering with weight and presence)

Madam Jung's pose looks great. It looks stable.

You can do it, Madam Jung.

- Gosh. - It's over.

What's going on?

(Compared to his solemn look, his skills are adorably modest.)

Immersed in that serious mood, I practiced my swings.

I was worried that I'd miss even one.

When you hit one,

you looked like you got the hang of it.

- After just one hit. - "It's starting now."

- Right. - It's starting now.

She's a 0.004 hitter.

With a difference of one.

(And one of them is especially quiet.)

(Moaning)

- Yok Jung. - Yes?

You know that moment when someone does so badly that it puts you off?

- Yes, I hate him now. - Me too.

Compared to his will...

He does it terribly.

You always brag about being a baseball fan.

I always laugh...

when I see your posts on social media.

Whenever the Lotte Giants win,

you're like, "I knew it."

"I've been waiting for this moment."

- You always write things like that. - It's ridiculous.

- With fire emojis. - Yes. With fire emojis.

You always write "Yaman."

You play baseball like a barbarian.

(Glaring)

Can you guys see that?

I'm seeing more and more signs that say "Freshwater Snail."

There are freshwater snail restaurants on both sides.

I wonder if she can even eat.

She spent all that money just to miss every ball.

(Anger boiling up)

- It's unbelievable. - That's enough.

Out of 18 balls, you could've at least hit one.

That's enough, you punk!

(That's enough, you punk!)

Is this a convertible? The rain is coming in.

- My goodness. - I thought this was a log flume.

I'm wet!

What's the matter?

- This is a log flume. - What happened?

You're better at throwing.

You're bad at hitting,

but you threw the water precisely just now.

(It didn't go the way she expected.)

We're almost there. It's over there.

I hope you enjoy the food.

- Eat and lose. - Lose.

- Eat and lose - Eat and lose.

- Okay. Let's eat. - Dangjin's famous local food.

They have great food.

The bag is waterproof.

My goodness.

(She's never going to forget the humiliation.)

(Squeezing her eyes shut)

This is the place.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

Can I have some soju first?

I should eat freshwater snail ssambap now.

With freshwater snail doenjang. I love it.

- Hello. - What would you like to order?

What should we have?

This is gangdoenjang, which is saltier and more intense,

and this is regular doenjang with a cleaner, milder taste.

- You could mix them together. - Yes. Please mix them.

(They order freshwater snail ssambap with mixed doenjang.)

- Madam Jung. - Yes.

- You should say the phrase. - Say, "Give me food."

Eat and lose.

Look at the camera.

Freshwater snail ssambap. Give me food!

(His line is still impressive.)

- It's funny. - Oh, my.

Yok Jung, don't you have anything to do?

- I'm paying for the food. - Oh, right.

- My gosh. - I'm paying...

because I'm bad at baseball.

How did you miss every ball?

It's interesting.

Let's weigh ourselves before eating the ssambap.

Shall we? Let's do it before we eat.

We should weigh ourselves before eating.

I just drank water.

- I'll go first. I sweated a lot. - Eat and lose.

All right.

You lost weight, right?

(Yun Jae's mom: Lost 0.5kg)

Why did she lose weight?

- Really? - She lost weight.

- She lost weight. - I lost weight.

- She lost weight. - I lost weight.

The one who is bad at baseball.

She gained weight after that humiliating experience.

(Velvet Dress Yok Jung: Gained 0.4kg)

Why did I gain weight?

I ate nothing. Why did I gain weight?

- You're the only one. - That's from the humiliation.

- Why? - You're unlucky today.

- That's from the humiliation. - That humiliation is 800g.

She gained weight because of the humiliation.

Dangjin.

I love Dangjin so much. I like this neighborhood.

(Grunting)

Four hits are a lot.

- I told you earlier. - This place is...

- Four is a lot. - It's a lot.

Let's play a game.

- Any game. - What game?

Let's play a game between Team Fat and Team Bone.

Let's do it later.

Let's do it.

- I'm fine with anything. - Let's do it somewhere else.

Let us choose a game this time.

How are you still finding new ways to fail?

You won't know until you try it.

Yes. Think about what you're good at.

- We're always ready. - Yes.

It's okay. We can win. But it's so fascinating.

Stop being so fascinated.

How did you miss all 18 balls?

Hey, do you want to play table tennis?

Why table tennis? Do you want to miss the ball again?

- Do you want to miss it? - That's enough!

- You play first. - That's enough.

- I'll win no matter what. - Let's do it.

- I'll win no matter what. - Hey. You down?

- Table tennis? You'll lose. - I'm good at table tennis.

If we played 100 different sports, I'd win all 100.

I swear.

Hey.

- Find a table tennis venue. - Among my friends...

- If you're bad at... - I'm better than average.

- Find a table tennis venue. - I'm good at table tennis.

- No. I'll win. - Table tennis?

- Do you want to play it? - Yes.

I'm going to beat you at table tennis.

- We can just play here. - Hey.

- Your face... - I'm going to beat you.

I'm confident I won't lose even once.

- Not even once. - My gosh.

How about billiards?

- How good are you? - I'm a 500 player.

I'm a 120 player, but I'm good.

Let's do it then.

You're just bad at baseball. Why are you so mad?

- Yes. If you're bad, you're bad. - Right.

- You should just forget. - You should forget.

- Why are you sulking? - Right.

By the way, what tribe are you from?

What tribe?

I guess you're from the dog tribe.

- What did she say? - Hold on.

The dog tribe.

- She's like an ugly Chihuahua. - She also...

- A Poodle-Chihuahua mix. - But...

why are you suddenly attacking me?

A Poodle-Chihuahua mix?

That's a personal attack.

I saw a dog that looks...

- just like you this week. - Like her?

- But... - She has...

the same mouth.

- The dog that walks like this. - An old dog.

Madam Jung was bad at baseball and had a bad attitude.

- The bat... - You keep saying that.

What was wrong with my attitude?

Do you think that was a good attitude?

- I mean... - Why did you bring the bat?

- Young people... - Why?

That's enough!

- Stop it. - But...

Why do you keep arguing at the table?

- She started it. - Don't argue at the table.

- Wrong is wrong. - But...

But it doesn't mean you get to criticize other people.

My goodness.

- Oh, the food is here. - The food is here.

- There's stir-fried spicy pork too. - It smells so good.

- This is... - It's served separately.

Freshwater snail.

I love freshwater snails.

Oh, my.

(You must have stir-fried spicy pork with ssambap.)

(Savory freshwater snail gangdoenjang with bean curd)

(Freshwater snail ssamjang for an extra umami boost)

(A hearty freshwater snail ssambap spread)

Thank you for the food.

- We came to eat. - It looks good.

It looks delicious. It's freshwater snail doenjang.

(The group head eats a big wrap.)

The bean curd has a rich flavor.

- It's savory and sweet. - It's delicious.

(As if they never argued, they're enjoying the food.)

It's scrumptious.

This is good.

I'm going to make a wrap like this.

- The bean curd is so good. - Right?

The bean curd is so good.

- Yes. It's the best. - It's rich, isn't it?

The bean curd is good.

The stir-fried spicy pork is good too.

The rice is good too.

It's so shiny, isn't it?

This is Haenaru rice.

- Haenaru? - Do you know what it means?

It means a ferry dock where the sun rises and sets.

- I heard it was good. - It's from Dangjin.

This city is near the West Sea.

This rice is grown in the sea breeze.

- Dangjin rice is great. - Yes.

This is a regular restaurant, but they use high-quality rice.

- It's Haenaru rice, right? - I can feel it.

Oh, my.

Enjoy the meal.

It's a dilemma.

Oh, it's delicious.

It's so good.

Now that we've eaten, let's go lose weight.

We should go lose weight.

There's a famous place in Dangjin.

Thank you for the food.

Thanks, Strikeout.

I'm angry.

We enjoyed the food.

- Oh, my. - Let's do it.

- Let's eat and lose. - Let's go lose weight.

We should lose weight.

(Rest Area, Amusement Park, Ssambap Restaurant)

(The Eat Lose Group)

Eat and lose!

(What's the final place Jenny brought them to?)

What is this place for?

This place is pretty. What's this?

(Exclaiming)

What is this place?

It's nice.

(Goljeongji: A reservoir from the Joseon Dynasty built by Park Ji Won)

It's a beautiful place.

This place is amazing.

This place is known for its stunning night view.

(Goljeongji has a breathtaking view at night.)

Look at this.

- There's a walking path. - "A great walking trail."

- Myeoncheon Confucian School. - A walking trail.

The trail is about 2.5km long.

- This is a great place to run. - You can burn 250kcal.

- Perfect. - Yes. It's nice.

- Let's go this way. - If we do two laps...

Some people are running here.

(They were completely absorbed in the freshwater snail ssambap.)

Since we ate,

- We should walk. - we should walk.

It's a nice walking trail.

It's beautiful. Look at this.

- It's beautiful. - As you get older,

it's important to take a walk after eating.

This place was built 600 years ago.

- It's from the Joseon Dynasty? - Yes.

(Myeoncheon Fortress was built in 1439,)

(and it is a "living fortress" where people still live today.)

In June, the Ttobom Myeoncheon cultural festival...

- "Ttobom Myeoncheon?" - is held here.

(Ttobom Myeoncheon, a cultural festival that takes place in June)

Jenny, this is a perfect place to play a game.

- What game? - Let's play a game.

- We came to eat and lose weight. - It's so nice here.

We can play a game and have fun too.

Phytoncide.

(Yun Jae's mom doesn't care and fully enjoys nature.)

It's great.

This is so nice. So beautiful.

Jenny, why don't we take a picture over there?

We should take a picture.

- Over there? - We should go there.

We should take a look.

- Goljeongji. - The locals here are welcoming.

(They reach the octagonal pavilion, the highlight of Goljeongji.)

This is a local heritage site.

"Goljeongji." What is it?

(They suddenly run.)

Why are they running?

- What are they doing? - What are they doing?

Not a single camera is following them.

(Their two-shot is accidentally captured while filming the scenery.)

Why are they doing the CORTIS dance like that?

Why are they doing that?

(A performance with no audience or demand)

The cameras aren't filming you guys.

(Hey, the cameras aren't filming you guys.)

Jenny, let's take a photo.

- Yes. - Come here.

- Let's take a photo. - Let's go.

Let's go.

It's beautiful.

(They cross the water filled with lotus flowers.)

That's a big bee.

This place is beautiful.

(Exclaiming)

(Grunting)

(Her howling is especially loud.)

This is so nice. Sit here.

She must be the chief.

(She must be the chief.)

I don't know what tribe she's from, but...

It feels like I should bow at her.

Let's take a seat here.

- Okay. - Oh, my gosh.

(Glancing)

We used to play games,

but we don't do it anymore now that we're older, right?

(Sick and tired)

- Why don't we try to lose weight... - Through a game.

through a game?

- My gosh. You're killing me. - Why?

We had fun last time.

We did.

I don't mind playing a game,

- It's your intention. - but your intention is...

to make up for how bad you were at baseball.

You're right.

- It's your fault. - What do you want?

Why are you mad at us?

We can obviously tell you guys just want to get revenge.

- The person who manages... - Your intention is clear.

- to get this stone onto that lotus. - Gosh, I'm sick and tired of it.

The winner is the one who dives into the water first.

Why do you want to play a game?

Can't we just enjoy this beautiful view?

- We should enjoy the view. - My goodness.

Why do you want to play a game here?

- Let's just do whatever... - Okay.

- and let him win. - Let's go.

- Otherwise, this won't end. - Do whatever you want.

- Let's play whatever you like. - Just do what you want.

- Think about what you want. - Yes.

- Okay. Let's find a place first. - Let's go for now.

Why do you want to win so badly?

That's what I'm saying.

(Team Bone is sick of her whining.)

The more I play, the more competitive I get.

- This village is beautiful. - Yes, it is.

There's a park.

(A park with a lush green lawn...)

(and a tranquil traditional guesthouse)

If you want to get revenge,

think about a game we can play on the lawn.

What do you want to play, Yok Jung?

- We'll do whatever you want. - Yes. What do you want to do?

If you can't do one thing, you usually can't do anything.

She's trying to annoy her.

You three decide what to do.

So we...

We should do something we can win.

No running. Jun Ha can't run.

Our team isn't bad.

- How about kicking a cup? - Kicking a cup? Jun Ha.

Jae Seok is really good at it.

Is that like jegi?

I don't really want to do jegi.

- Okay. - All right.

I'm sorry, but we want to talk in private.

- Okay. Go ahead. - What should we do?

(Smirking)

We want to win by playing well, don't we?

Yes. We should win based on skill.

Not by luck.

- Let's kick a shoe. - They didn't fall for it.

What? Okay. Let's kick a shoe as far as we can.

- Let's kick a shoe. - Sounds good.

- Let's do it here. - Let's kick a shoe.

We can kick a shoe here. Just stay behind this line.

Let's kick a shoe as far as we can.

- Let's kick a shoe. - Sounds good.

- Let's do it here. - Let's kick a shoe.

We can kick a shoe here.

- Just stay behind this line. - This is the line.

- So... - Can we run before kicking?

- No running. - No running.

Let's not try to kick it as far as we can.

- No. Let's do this. - Jae Seok is really good at it.

- Let's say these 2 go 1st. - Okay.

We'll kick the shoe from where it lands.

- Is it a relay? - Try to kick it as far as you can.

- Sounds good. - Kick it again where it lands.

- It's a relay. - It's a relay.

- Okay. - Let's do that.

- It sounds good, right? Then... - Whose shoe is the best?

- Team Fat, come here. - Hold on.

- Team Fat versus Team Bone. - You go over there.

- Team Bone, go away. - Come here.

- This is our final chance. - Yes.

- Let's go. In 1, 2, 3. - Team Fat.

- Go! - Go!

Go.

- Team Fat, we got this! - Team Fat, we got this!

Team Bone. In 1, 2, 3.

- Bone! - Bone!

- Let's go. - That was cool.

- We... - Captain.

Team Fat...

- can win. - Can win.

(We can't lose.)

(Pigs)

Are they making fun of themselves?

Are we making fun of ourselves?

They're making fun of themselves.

- I know what it is. - We...

- We're not offended by it. - "Team Fat can win" was the best.

- It wasn't offensive, was it? - We...

- We... - We weren't affected at all.

- You were saying it to yourselves. - We were making fun of ourselves.

- Were we making fun of ourselves? - Okay. Let's do it.

I'll go first.

We'll go first.

- Another person will kick it later. - Please spread out.

You might get hit.

Come to the side here.

The shoe will fly farther than that.

- It will fly farther than that. - Yes.

Actually, I'm really confident in this.

Okay.

It can't be too high.

- No. - It has to fly straight.

- What? - Why are you stepping on the line?

- Why are you stepping on it? - I'm going to kick it like this.

No running.

I didn't run.

(Speechless)

Here I go.

Okay.

(Looking intently)

One, two.

Nice.

It went far.

- It went really far. - Okay.

- Let me try it. - It really went far.

- We have to win. - Kyeong Hwan.

Don't kick it high.

- How about this? - No.

- You must kick it like this. - To the side.

- Go. - Go.

Okay. Here we go.

- Go. - It's going up.

Look.

- It went far. - Yes!

- Okay. - Let's keep going.

Let's keep going.

- It's like we're playing golf. - Let's just keep going.

Yes. It's like we're playing golf.

Come here. Let's keep going.

- This is the fun of it. - It's okay.

- Here. - This...

- It's right here. - It's wet.

It's about 80cm.

- I'll be checking. - Check it.

- Check it. - My leg hurts.

- Next. - This is our spot.

(Jang Hoon's mom is the 2nd player from Team Bone.)

- Bone. - Be careful, everyone.

Bone.

- Bone. - Bone.

Bone.

- There you go! - Nice.

- Nice. - Nice.

- I'm always better than average. - Hold on.

Nice.

That was a nice kick.

- The swing was... - It's because...

- I'm better than average. - My shoe is light.

I can't kick his shoe, right? Should I kick my shoe?

You should kick your shoe.

- I'll go last. - I did well, right?

It went far.

I hope you're as bad at this as you are at baseball.

It's so big, though.

- You got this! - In golf, this is a putter.

It's all about distance, just like in baseball.

I know.

His legs are too short, though.

His legs are quite short. Darn it.

No. He's just bad at everything.

He's bad at everything.

- His legs are short. - Okay.

He can't even do the minimum.

Yok Jung, you can do it!

Let's overcome everything.

- Yok Jung! - Yok Jung!

- We can do it. - Yok Jung!

(Sighing)

You can do it. It's okay. Just kick it.

Kick it.

- Look at that. - Darn it.

- Look at that. - Darn it.

That's where you kick from.

(Oh, no)

(A miserable result)

That's where...

That's where you kick from.

- That's where you kick from. - Oh, my gosh.

- No. Leave it. - My stomach hurts.

- Leave it. - My stomach hurts.

- Leave it. - You have to leave it.

- Alright, I'll kick it from here. - It's unbelievable.

It's okay as long as I kick it behind this line.

What's wrong with me today?

Why did you kick the ground like that?

(Even his teammate is resenting him.)

(Team Bone, Team Fat)

(The gap between them has widened significantly.)

It's up to Madam Jung. At least she's strong.

Step on my foot.

It's fine. Let me...

Let me help.

(Team Fat's only hope)

This is their last chance, right?

Yes.

(Focused)

She couldn't overcome the pressure earlier.

Let's see if she can work a miracle.

Show us.

(Kicking it powerfully)

Nice.

Oh, my.

(Please)

(Falling)

(Woo Jae's shoe, Jun Ha's shoe)

We lost.

Okay. The practice round is over.

(Jae Seok hasn't even played yet, but the game is already over.)

- Yok Jung. - That stupid pig.

That little...

Why even play if your shoe barely goes that far?

That little...

(The root of all this chaos)

(Yok Jung created this disastrous situation.)

That little...

(Frustrated)

(He has no athletic ability.)

(I don't think I should stay with him.)

(When you're bad at something,)

(you're bad at everything.)

(You're not even worth playing against.)

(Groaning)

He basically has...

- I didn't even get to play. - no athletic ability.

- Now... - I didn't even get to play.

- My gosh. - What?

Come here and apologize.

Apologize.

- What's this? - Apologize to me.

My goodness.

- What is this? - Gosh.

- He's not athletic at all. - My gosh. Today...

I feel great.

- Come here quickly. - This is great.

(Turning)

What do you want to play?

(He returns for now.)

So this won't end until we find something she's good at, right?

I...

I don't think I can play with her.

She can't do anything.

Whatever. What are you good at? We'll play that.

It's...

- Can you do this? - Yok Jung.

Is there anything you're good at? We'll play it.

- You... - Table tennis.

We need a table, you fool!

- My gosh. - We can play it on the ground.

She's stubborn too.

Yok Jung, what are you good at?

- What are you good at? - She isn't good at jegi either.

- Yok Jung, what are you good at? - As we said earlier...

It's okay. Tell me.

What are you good at?

The ground here is wet.

- Let's go over there then. - Darn it.

- I'm going to lose weight. - It's all wet.

I don't want to be on Team Fat anymore.

(The final showdown for Yok Jung's revenge)

We can't just end this because one of us is upset.

(What game should we play?)

Hang on. So what should we do?

How about the relay long jump?

No. We can't win.

Okay. Fine.

It's because we will lose. I want to win.

Is winning really that important?

Of course, it is!

Why does it even matter?

- And... - It's just a game.

This gathering isn't about a competition.

But we've been provoked.

- Who provoked you? - You did.

(So childish)

Or how about we draw lines here and do this?

We will use this ball as a baton.

How about a relay race?

- A dribble relay? - We pass the ball to each other.

- Dribbling the ball? - A dribble relay?

Do you want a relay race?

What if someone just kicks the ball and sprints?

- What? - Kick the ball and sprint.

- You can't do that. - That's not allowed.

We should line up water bottles and weave through them.

- That sounds good. - I like it.

- Good. - Let's do that.

- Okay. - So we will go over there...

and pass the ball. Then you receive it with your foot.

- Good. From over there. - Okay. Pass it with your foot.

- Pass it with your foot. - Okay.

- You might miss it. - Good.

I'll go second. You do it last.

(Team Fat's last runner is Velvet Dress Yok Jung.)

Should I go second?

- You go second. - I'll go second.

- Kick the ball to me. - Okay.

Let's do this.

(Team Fat versus Team Bones)

The last runners should go there and come back.

(The final runner for a round trip determines the winner.)

(The last runners hold the key to victory.)

- Hey! - Yok Jung, are you okay with this?

- It's good. - Is it okay?

I'm putting everything on the line for this.

Let's begin.

(The 3-on-3 relay dribble...)

(to reclaim their shattered honor)

(Sighing)

I'm really nervous.

- This is the final showdown. - The final match.

(The last chance for redemption)

Start.

(The relay dribble begins.)

- Good. - All right.

- Slow down. - There you go.

(Similar speeds)

Slow down. Hey.

- That's good. - Yong Jin.

- Yong Jin. - There you go.

(Flailing a little)

That's good.

You're doing well.

(Both Team Fat and Team Bones reached the turnaround point.)

- Good. Kick it. - Kick the ball.

- Kick. - Yong Jin.

- Hurry. - Go.

Jun Ha.

(Thrilling)

(Almost at the same time, Team Bones passes the ball.)

There you go. Both are moving at almost the same speed.

(Nimble)

(Heavy)

(His body is heavy, but his footwork is brilliant.)

- You're doing well, Jun Ha. - Jun Ha is good at this.

- Hurry. - Hurry.

(Team Fat and Team Bones reach the turnaround point together.)

(Nervous)

(The last runners, Velvet Dress Yok Jung and Jang Hoon's mom)

- There you go. - You should slow down, Woo Jae.

(The last ball has been passed.)

(The win or loss is in his own feet.)

(Running quickly)

(Eyes locked on the ball)

(He focuses only on the ball in absolute tension.)

Good.

(But Team Bones takes a slight lead.)

- Woo Jae, slow down. - Go.

(Stumbling)

Slow down, Woo Jae.

(Dribbling quickly)

(This is his last chance.)

(Flailing)

(Steeling his resolve at the golden opportunity)

(Pouting with sheer concentration)

(While Team Bones stumbles, Team Fat makes the comeback.)

Good.

(They reached the turnaround point.)

(Now all that's left is the run back for the win.)

(But Mr. Bones is closing the gap fast.)

Turn around and come back.

(Turn around and come back.)

(Today was the most humiliating day in Velvet Dress Yok Jung's life.)

(No more humiliation.)

(This is where the humiliation ends.)

Slow down. Good.

What are you doing? Hurry.

(Stumbling)

(Tripped)

(Overdrive on ambition makes his legs malfunction.)

(Rolling the ball with his feet)

Yok Jung...

(Laughter-inducing speed)

What's that?

(Something red passes by him as soon as he arrives.)

What are you doing? Hurry.

That's it.

(Jang Hoon's mom arrived a whole ago.)

(The victorious Bone celebration)

(Spreading his bones wide open)

- It's over. - It's over.

(It's over with Team Bones' 3 straight wins.)

He's really bad at this.

(Look at him.)

- That was really nice. - This is hilarious.

I just looked at him.

- It was so close. - He really wanted to win.

- You should've stayed calm. - He seemed really nervous.

Darn it.

(A silent shout in pure rage)

You had to lose to me, of all people.

Yok Jung, don't you dare ask anyone to play ball sports with you again.

You lost to me in everything.

This is so funny.

- It's hysterical. - We almost won.

I mean, he's the one who ruined the game,

so why is he so upset?

Why are you blaming us for not fixing the problem you created?

- I know. - I mean...

- I just don't understand. - He suggested the game.

- You're being ugly inside and out. - Unbelievable.

- Unbelievable. - He's crying.

- Listen. - It's all right.

Did you see that?

- With the shoe... - We should set a date...

and start practicing baseball...

Baseball... What are you going to do?

Seriously, we should do it someday.

- You should teach me. - You should play baseball.

- Work on your batting. - You should teach me.

Okay. We should do that.

We played baseball and soccer today,

so we should play baseball, soccer, and table tennis next time.

And basketball. A free-throw competition.

- Basketball. - Three-pointers.

We will not go down like this.

Right. We should have an indoor field day in the summer.

- I'm so upset. - This is humiliating.

(Eat, lose, and love! The humiliation will fade away.)

I'm so unlucky today.

(The Era of the Hillbillies is back.)

(The national boss, Yu Jae Seok)

(A guy from Gwangju)

(Jung Yun Ho)

(A guy from Jeonju)

(Kwak Beom)

(The Honam guys are here.)

(A shift in the air)

(Men bound by loyalty and romance)

(Hang on.)

(Don't play games with me.)

(Conspiracy)

Don't take it to heart.

(A fierce battle of wits)

(Conflict)

(Passionate men...)

(locked in a dark power struggle)

(How will this story end?)

(The Era of the Hillbillies with Honam Guys)

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