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Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

I can't believe I get to see someone so great here.

- I know. - It's so nice to meet you.

Hello.

- Hello. - It's an honor.

- Hello. - You're handsome.

I wondered when I would get to see him in person,

and we get to see him today.

(He's shy.)

You are handsomer in person.

- Thank you. - Right.

You are truly amazing.

My goodness.

Do you get a skincare?

- You have to get used to it. - You have a really nice skin.

I do it at home.

You are blessed with a good skin.

You look very neat.

Thank you.

But you have to be born with a good skin.

- And he was born with it. - You have a really nice skin too.

- It's the makeup. - We're wearing makeup.

I'm wearing makeup too.

- But we can still see your skin. - You're scary...

when you play a bad guy..

Right.

You look like someone who wouldn't be able to play a bad guy.

- Right. - He looks innocent.

- But you are so good. - I heard someone who plays...

a villain well is a truly great actor.

He always plays the villain.

An ordinary role is even more difficult to play.

- Right. - Right.

I see.

A comical role is the hardest to play.

I'm sure.

Comedians are amazing.

It's harder than playing a bad guy's role.

These days, he's doing a musical...

and shooting a drama.

- You must be very busy. - Yes.

"Penthouse".

- It seems fun. - Does it air Mondays and Tuesdays?

- Mondays and Tuesdays. - Mondays and Tuesdays.

It's the drama that comes after "Do You Like Brahms?"

- Right. - Yes.

"Penthouse" is a strong name.

What is it about?

"Penthouse" is a story...

about the people who live in Hera Palace,

the most expensive place to live in Seoul.

It's about their ambitions, revenge,

and all sorts of other things.

(It's a suspense drama set in the high rise penthouse...)

(about people's ambitions and revenge.)

Ambitions and revenge. We love those.

Ambitions and revenge.

In the beginning of the drama,

a mysterious murder case happens too.

That will add thrill and interest to the drama.

Did you kill someone again?

I won't tell you. I won't tell you that.

It sounds fun.

Right? He's such a great actor.

Actually, your sons are old bachelors too,

but he's an old bachelor who is perfect.

To his parents,

he is an old bachelor who is perfect.

Are you not married yet?

He's not married.

(Here's 1 more old bachelor.)

I thought he was already married.

- Right? - Yes.

He's a perfect old bachelor.

Have you thought of yourself as a burden to your parents?

The fact that I'm still not married...

must burden my parents.

Do your parents talk about it?

They used to for a while.

- They got tired. - They got tired now.

They don't say it anymore.

When you go home for the holiday,

what do you get nagged about the most?

"Are you seeing anyone?"

"Are you seeing anyone?" "Do you have a girlfriend?"

Yes. That's what they always ask.

Even if you are in a relationship, it's hard to say you are, right?

When I'm in a relationship, I tell my mother about it.

- You do? - Yes.

Do you tell your mom everything?

- You tell her about your date. - I just tell her I have someone.

- You tell her when you fight. - I just tell her I have someone.

- That's it. - That's it.

When she asks more, I stop her.

- I see. - I see.

You don't tell her what you did the day before.

I'll be in big trouble then.

You live alone then.

- Yes. - Right.

In an interview he did,

he said he wanted to start a family before he turned 40.

- He once said that, but he's... - That was his wish.

you are already over 40.

He's the same age as Jong Kook.

Is he?

I'm 45.

Are you?

But you don't look old.

- Thank you. - Right.

Cold-hearted people tend to...

- age slower. - They age slower.

They age slower.

They look young.

Before what age do you want to start a family?

- Before 50. - Before 50.

(Before 50.)

- Before 50. - Is the reason why you can't...

be in a relationship because you are too busy?

That must be one reason.

No matter how busy I am, I still want to be in a relationship.

Doesn't everyone still date?

- Of course. - Or is it because...

you are picky?

That must be why.

That must be why.

It's embarrassing to say this in front of the mothers,

but now that I am older,

when I see someone,

I see her weaknesses first.

I see those things first.

I see her weaknesses first.

You are looking for a life partner.

- You have to be picky. - Right?

What kind of a son are you at home?

I'm a blunt one.

I try to be sweeter, but it's not easy to do.

I'm trying to be nicer to my mom.

But when we are together,

- I become blunt. - You are blunt.

His nickname is...

Umme Fatale.

It's Um Ki Joon plus homme fatale.

It means he has a fatal attraction.

I think it's quite exaggerated.

What do you think is your fatal attraction...

when you think about yourself?

I don't know.

Why viewers or audience...

Of course, I'm thankful,

but I don't know why they think so.

I think there are...

so many actors that look really scary, but I am...

- scared of Ki Joon the most. - He is a little scary.

- Right? - That's right.

- Honestly, he looks scary. - Aren't I right?

- I know. - Because...

I somewhat get chills.

But he doesn't look scary at all now.

He is calm yet scary.

- That's why he's so scary. - Being calm makes him so scary.

- That's really scary. - It means he's a good actor.

Even if one looks scary, if they're excited,

- I don't feel scared at all. - Exactly.

But there are some people who are scary and calm.

Instead of swearing with a loud voice,

cursing calmly is really terrifying.

- You're right. - Right?

- So... - He looks so calm.

- Playing another cold-headed guy? - Yes.

I think he's the best actor for a heartless guy in Korea.

(Number 1 actor for a heartless guy in Korea)

Seriously.

What? What are you doing?

A bone got in here.

(Tae Sung is taking out the dogs' toy again today.)

Oh, it's...

What's this?

(The dog is excited.)

Why did you put it in there?

Come here, Kakao.

What's this? What's on your face?

Gosh, there is a booger in your nose.

Goodness, he's so cute.

How cute he is.

- What are you doing, Han Seung? - Gaming.

What kind of a video game? How come you're always gaming?

(Is he gaming again?)

That'll hurt your vision.

- See? You're hunching. - No.

- You have to sit up straight. - My vision is 20-20.

You should play video games in this position from now.

Sitting upright. If you do this, your back will be...

hunched later like this. Do it like this.

He's doing that next to him.

(You should stop him from gaming instead.)

I can't believe him.

Right. In the upright position.

(Focusing on the game in the upright position)

Han Seung. Why on earth do you not get your hair cut?

Your hair is almost pricking your eyes.

It should be at least this long.

No. Your hair should not prick your eyes.

It looks messy.

Grandma told me to cut your hair...

since it's messy.

That's right.

I have my own reason.

What is it? Why on earth do you not get your hair cut?

(The reason he doesn't get a haircut?)

Why?

In fact,

I wonder how many...

centimeters a day or a month hair grows.

I'm really curious.

(He's so cute.)

But still, this is too long.

Let's get a haircut.

No, I don't want to.

I really don't want to.

Wait. Look. There is so much hair on the back of your head.

(A lot of hair on the back of his head)

- Goodness. - Look how thick it is.

- But I don't want to. No, I don't. - What's this mess?

- It's not cool at all. - Exactly.

I won't get a haircut anyway.

You have to.

(Han Seung, keep your hair tidy.)

To look tidy...

Let's cut just a little bit here on the back of your head.

- No thanks. - It's so long on the back here.

The back of my head will be okay then.

- Cut the hair on the back only? - Just the back.

- What about the bangs? A little... - No way.

Then get the hair on the back and on the sides cut neatly.

It looks messy if it covers your ears.

- All right, all right. - Okay?

You have to trust me.

- What? - I can't trust you. Gosh.

I can cut it well. Don't worry.

(Did Tae Sung mean he's going to cut it himself?)

My goodness.

Look at all this equipment.

What's that? For goodness' sake.

(Getting up reluctantly)

So...

(Trudging)

I bet my life on this.

(Getting ready for the haircut like that)

I cut your hair long ago too. Don't you remember?

Really?

I don't remember.

(It was a long time ago.)

I won't let the hair prick your neck.

You have to do this so that it won't prick.

It's to prevent the cut hair from going under your clothes.

(Wrapping his neck with plastic wrap)

- What is this? - Well,

I need to make a haircutting cape, you know.

(Cutting newspapers for a haircutting cape)

I'm doing it in a scientific way.

It's perfect.

Not a single hair will go in.

He had it all planned in advance.

(Grabbing scissors)

- Are you starting now? - Not yet.

(Taking a deep breath)

(Is Tae Sung really be good at cutting hair?)

All right.

It has started. Gosh.

He looks nervous.

- Can you feel the expert's touch? - Yes.

(Good luck, Han Seung.)

(Anxious, nervous, worried)

Lastly...

(The dad picks up scissors and a comb.)

(Please do a good job, Dad.)

- You're not bad at it, right? - What?

(Cutting)

(He should cut just a little.)

(The dad starts to cut the hair daringly.)

Let me align the hair first.

Please

(Cutting with the scissors without hesitating)

(Skillful)

- Endure it even if it's ticklish. - Okay.

(Trimming swiftly)

- He is good. - He sure is.

(Tae Sung cuts the hair skillfully.)

Right. Talented people can show their skills...

pretty soon.

You're right.

(Turning his head)

I need to cut the hair on the sides too.

(Checking his hair with a TV screen instead of a mirror)

(Han Seung, it's okay.)

Dad, do you know what the balance game is?

The balance game?

What is it?

What kind of a game is it?

Let me tell you what it is.

I give you two options that balance out and are hard to pick one from,

then you have to manage to choose one of them.

I got it. Try it.

Here is the first question.

- There's a fire in a bathhouse. - A fire in a bathhouse.

Then will you cover your face or your body?

You don't have time to put on your clothes.

There is a fire in a bathhouse, I don't have time to put on clothes,

- You have to get out quickly. - and I should get out fast.

(If you have to evacuate a bathhouse,)

(will you cover your face or your body?)

It's a difficult question.

You have to choose only one?

(If you have to evacuate a bathhouse,)

(will you cover your face or your body?)

My face.

- Me too because... - Where do you want to cover?

I want to cover my face, and here is the reason.

Even if you use your hands to cover up, they're so small...

that they can cover only a small area,

but you can still cover your features with them.

- With your hands? - So people won't...

recognize who it is.

- Won't recognize with the body? - Right.

(Oh, they won't recognize only with the body?)

That's the correct answer.

No matter how much hair I cut, there is still a lot of hair on the back.

(Though he keeps cutting it, the hair doesn't get shorter.)

My goodness.

It means you have so much hair.

I trust you, Dad.

- Gosh, the hair is so thick. - By the way, Dad,

when can I have a younger sibling?

You said you'll let me have a younger sibling.

- Han Seung, do you want a sibling? - Yes.

All right, choose one of these then.

Having a pretty younger sister versus...

having a pretty girlfriend.

(Oh, he's trying to avoid the question like that.)

(It's the balance game, my son.)

(Sighing)

(Curious)

(His grandma is curious too.)

(A pretty sister versus a pretty girlfriend)

You can choose only one of them.

- I prefer a pretty sister. - A pretty sister?

- Can you be good to her? - Yes.

(It seems like he really wants to have a younger sibling.)

I already decided on their names.

If they're brothers, since my name is Han Seung,

they'll be Du Seung, Se Seung, Ne Seung, Oh Seung,

Yuk Seung, Chil Seung, Pal Seung,

Gu Seung, Ship Seung...

Ship Seung? Then I have to have 10 children.

- That's just an example. - All right.

And if they're sisters,

they'll be Han Na, Du Na, Se Na, Ne Na,

Oh Na, Yuk Na, Chil Na, Pal Na,

Gu Na, and Ship Na. I named them all simply based on numbers.

- You did? - Yes.

In conclusion, when will you let me have my younger sibling?

- When will I let you have? - Yes.

He doesn't forget to deliver the final blow.

Good job.

- Han Seung. - Yes.

So that you can have a sibling, I have to get married,

- right? - Yes.

Then...

what type of girlfriend do you want me to meet and marry?

(Curious)

- Well... A good-hearted person. - A good-hearted person?

Yes.

Then if I get a girlfriend and want to marry her,

I should come to you to get permission, right?

"Han Seung, what do you think of this woman?"

- But... - Not Grandpa, but me.

- Should I get your approval? - Yes.

What if you say you don't like her?

- I'll feel hurt. - Yes.

If you want me to break up with a girl I love, I'll feel hurt.

It will never happen.

Really? Will you like her too?

Yes.

That's nice.

- He has to get married soon. - Right?

In fact, at first, you moms came here...

as you wanted this show to be helpful to your sons and daughters,

but you got to have fun while talking here.

It's actually very fun to be here, right?

- Yes. - It's fun.

- Right? But... - It's very fun.

your child's marriage...

or My Little Old Boy,

If you have to choose either of them,

what would you do?

No matter how much fun it is, I should still marry my son off.

Right?

- I should still marry my son off. - They still have to get married.

Your children have to get married so you can graduate...

- from this show honorably. - That's right.

Exactly.

Then when do you expect to be able to graduate honorably?

(When do they expect their children to graduate from this show?)

I'm not sure.

How can I know... I'm not sure.

In the future...

Ms. Ji may never be able to graduate indeed.

(My son Soo Hong has to get married.)

I thought Jong Kook would tie the knot at least this year,

but this year is almost over, so I really want him...

- to get married next year. - Next year.

It means she wants to stay on this show for about a year.

Even if I can't be on the show.

It's been only six months since I joined this show,

so for several years to come...

- Do you think so? - Still, he has to get married...

before he reaches 40.

"I don't care if he gets married or not."

"I've been on the show just for a short time."

Gosh, scissors won't do at all.

I can't do it with scissors.

(Instead of scissors, he picks up...)

- It won't do. - What is it?

Scissors won't do. Scissors are not enough for your hair.

For goodness' sake.

(Does he even have a hair clipper at home?)

Lower your head.

(Tilting his head)

Lower your head.

(He starts to use a hair clipper in the end.)

(A lot of hair falls down.)

(A lot of hair falls down.)

Gosh, what's going on? Wait.

- No, it's okay. - You're cutting so much hair...

No way.

(Gasping)

(Anxious)

- Cut just a little bit. - Okay. Don't you worry.

Your hair is too long now, Han Seung.

I'll let you have a two-block haircut.

That's amazing.

(The dad uses the hair clipper without hesitating too.)

- I trust you. - Trust me.

I trust you.

You can surely have trust in me.

(Trust)

I trust you.

I trust you.

Please. I trust you.

(Glancing)

Gosh, look at this.

(Poor my hair)

(The hair on the back of his head looks much shorter now.)

I trust you.

(He just combed it, and a lot of hair falls down.)

- My goodness. - Gosh.

There is so much hair, Han Seung.

I'm not doomed, am I?

No, you're not doomed.

Hey, Almond.

I'm really good at cutting hair.

I think I'm an expert.

How much of your fringe do you want me to cut?

Just a little bit, please.

(It sounds like he gave up now.)

(Cutting a lot of the fringe too)

Han Seung, one side is long, and the other side is short.

It's an unbalanced cut. Take a look.

- No, look ahead. Stay still. - Gosh.

(Cutting it diagonally)

An unbalanced haircut. There.

- What on earth is this? - It's an unbalanced cut.

This side of the hair is long, and...

Gosh, this won't do.

All right.

Look straight ahead.

I'm doomed.

Why? Is it ruined?

What? I don't think it's ruined, but...

- Let me see. - it's getting shorter and shorter.

Gosh, what's this? No. What have you done?

Wait. Give it to me. Hold on.

No. It's okay. It'll be okay if I cut this side a little bit more.

No, wait. Gosh...

No way. This won't do.

- What do you mean, this won't do? - This is not what I wanted.

- You cut too much hair here. - Where?

- On the sides. - On the sides?

I can cut this part a little more then.

- The hair on this side. - Above that too.

So that's how he's doing it?

(So that's how he's rationalizing it?)

This is an unbalanced haircut, which is popular nowadays.

Look at my hair. This part is short, and this part is long too.

Gosh, this is a little bit...

- Look straight ahead. - Gosh, it became a mess.

(He said he'd cut just a little bit.)

It looks okay.

My goodness.

- Han Seung. - Yes?

To make it a little more stylish, do you want to try it?

The one with scratch lines.

(Drawing shapes with hair scratch lines)

That looks cool.

Do you remember I had it when I did a musical before?

Yes, it looked like...

(They had matching scratch lines before.)

They look handsome.

I'll do it. I wanted to try it.

- I will. - You...

Choose the style.

(Choose the style you want.)

It's a star.

These are the scratch lines children have these days.

You play soccer, and I think this one is perfect when you play it.

- Oh, I'll do this one. - Thunder?

- Yes. - You prefer this one?

- I don't think it'll be easy to do. - Really?

- Thunder. - Thunder.

Okay.

Trust me. I can really do a good job on this.

I trust you.

All right.

Here we go.

- Get nervous - Please...

Please.

- Don't press it too hard. - I'm not.

- It won't hurt, right? - It won't.

It won't hurt. You already had it once a long time ago.

I have trust in you.

(Tae Sung, please do a good job.)

(Starting to make a line cautiously)

What if my hair gets ruined?

Hey, this is so...

(Just trust your dad.)

That's something very difficult to do.

(Working on the second line in no time)

(Please, please...)

You totally look like a great soccer player.

- You really do. Let me see. - Let me take a look.

Gosh, you look like a rascal.

- Please show it to me. - What?

Take a look.

- What do you think? - I'm very curious.

(Did it work out well?)

What do you think?

What do you think?

But there are not enough lines.

If I keep on going, your sideburn will disappear.

- Why? - What's that?

What's that?

(It's not enough to be called thunder.)

(If I keep on going, your sideburn will disappear.)

(Gasping)

But it's still okay. It looks nice as is.

- There's a feel to it, right? - Okay, I'm satisfied with this.

- Are you satisfied? - Yes, I am.

- Shall I make thunder on here too? - No, no.

Just having it only on one side is better, right?

- In an asymmetric way. - Yes.

This is called regent cut with two blocks.

It's an asymmetric style.

Let me see.

(The unbalanced hairstyle created by his dad)

This kind of hairstyle. Look.

(Well, this familiar hairstyle is from...)

(Ahn Jae Wook of "Wish Upon a Star".)

(It captured women's hearts in the 90s.)

That's right.

(That's it.)

That's right.

(The unbalanced style)

Gosh, what is this?

- It's weird. - It's okay.

- It looks weird. - This is...

a trendy haircut. An unbalanced cut.

Huh?

I can grow my hair again.

All right. Anyway...

He's a good boy.

Wait.

(The haircut is finally over.)

Wow, you look so stylish.

Wait.

Gosh, what's this?

Stay still. Doesn't it look cool?

- Gosh, I'm doomed. - What are you talking about?

You absolutely look like a boy who is good at soccer and taekwondo.

It looks like you're so good at soccer and taekwondo.

(Looking in the mirror in every direction)

If other kids ask, tell them this is the style celebrities have now.

That's ridiculous.

I don't think that's true.

- I did a really good job. - It'll be awkward to go to school.

- What? Awkward to go to school? - Yes.

Things like this are even more popular at school.

You look much better with this haircut.

Come here. We should clean this up.

You had such long hair. Take a look.

- There is a lot of hair. - For the past two months.

(Checking his hair in the mirror)

It looks weird.

(He doesn't like it?)

It looks okay.

You look like a soccer player.

Well, this part looks like a roll of gimbap,

and since this part has these lines, it looks like a triangular gimbap.

- That's the trendy style. - No.

- Han Seung. - Yes?

If he doesn't like it, he may think so.

Oh, dear.

Say that it's a style that'll be trendy this winter.

(He is spouting nonsense.)

We should mop the floor first.

Okay.

Let me put some water in here.

(Tae Sung, the clean dad, wipes the floor.)

Move out of the way, Almond.

Starting cleaning.

- Start cleaning. - Clean all belongings,

wet the rag...

and wash it when cleaning is over.

(Oh!)

You're doing a good job. It's clean.

How many centimeters difference is this?

(It's hard for the 10-year-old to understand the asymmetric hair.)

What's this?

- Here. - His hair looks good. Right, Kao?

What do you think?

(Tilting)

(Your hair is symmetric.)

Are you worried about your looks?

Yes.

Something looks weird.

- You're worried about your looks? - Yes.

Should you worry about things in the past or not?

- I shouldn't. - Your hair is already cut.

- Right? - Yes.

Will your hair grow over time or not?

- It will. - Right?

- Yes. - Don't worry about it.

(Don't regret it.)

(Why did I say I'd cut my hair?)

I feel so bad for him.

(He is worried about his asymmetric hair.)

(Their eyes meet.)

What?

It's weird because just this side is long.

I think...

he's upset.

Yes, he is.

Oh, no.

What?

Are you a bit upset?

Yes.

Are you sulking?

- Yes. - Yes, he is.

Kao.

You're the best.

(Kao has no idea what is going on.)

(Scratching his chin)

You're upset.

You're upset because your hair looks weird.

(Anyone can tell he's upset even from behind.)

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

- Han Seung. - Yes?

- Then... - Yes?

I'll make you something tasty you like.

It'll depend on what kind of food it is.

It's something popular nowadays.

(Popular?)

I'll make green onion pancakes with snacks.

(Making green onion pancakes with snacks!)

Really?

Let's give it a try.

- You like snacks. - Yes.

Right?

- Do you want to see? - Yes.

- I've never tried it yet. - I see.

But everyone that's tried it says it's good.

(Curious)

Kao, come and watch this.

You're curious too, right? Come here.

Kakao is watching.

- He's cute. - He's so cute.

- Watch here. - Okay.

You add flour.

(Father and son watch the video of making green onion pancakes.)

You make it like a pancake.

If you add snacks that taste like octopus and shrimp,

what kind of pancake is it?

- Seafood and green onion pancakes. - That's right.

That's ridiculous.

It really is.

- Should we try it? - Yes.

- Let's hurry up and try it. - Should we?

- Do you want to try this? - Yes.

- You're curious, right? - Yes.

All right. First...

Let's wait, Kakao.

Here is the green onion flavored cereal.

(Rustling)

(The snacks he hid in the cupboard come out.)

Wow, awesome.

The snacks.

(Marveling)

First...

(I'll take care of the snacks.)

(Carefully)

- Doesn't it sound delicious? - Yes.

(Marveling)

Have you ever made anything like it before?

- No. - Right?

- Are you looking forward to this? - Yes.

(Han Seung looks forward to it.)

Wait.

What's this?

It's flour.

(Mixing)

I want to try.

- Let me try. - Okay, stir it.

x

We need eggs.

Eggs?

(He takes eggs out to put in the mixture.)

Here are the eggs.

Here are the eggs.

(He's already feeling better.)

Do you know how to crack an egg?

Yes, with my head.

No, not with your head.

Do you know how to crack it with one hand?

- No. - Try cracking it.

(I've never cracked it with one hand.)

- Will the yolk ooze out? - No.

Tap it. It's a raw egg.

I've never cracked a raw egg.

Really? This is your chance.

- Okay. - You've never done this before?

How could you have never cracked an egg?

Tap it.

Harder.

Stick your fingers in it.

- Like this? - Here.

Put your thumbs here.

(He tries it with the help of his dad.)

Put your fingers where the crack is.

Then break it.

Pull it apart.

There you go. You succeeded.

This is a meaningful day.

It's the day you cracked your first egg.

- You know what? - What?

I can crack an egg with one hand.

You like to show off, don't you?

Watch. I'll show you.

- We're adding another one? - We can add two.

- It's for two people. - Watch.

- Okay. - Hold it like this.

Tap it like this and there you go.

(Did you see that?)

What do you think?

(That's cool.)

- What do you think? - Don't we need more flour?

- I'm manly, right? - Yes.

I don't think so.

(You aren't very manly.)

- Let's make it now. - Okay.

(They start opening the snacks.)

(The green onion flavored cereal is the main ingredient.)

(How will they make green onion pancakes with that?)

Add this.

(Add the cereal to the mixture.)

How much should I add? Tell me when to stop.

Add a normal amount.

Crush it.

- I want to try. - Crush it.

You have to crush it. Here.

Sit here and relieve your stress.

Hit it hard.

It has to turn into crumbs.

(Crushing it)

(I'm 10-year-old Han Seung.)

(I don't give up when it comes to snacks.)

(I'll help you.)

(Grunting)

(Grunting)

Relieve your stress.

(What are they doing?)

Relieve your stress.

(The green onion flavored cereal turns into crumbs.)

Look at that.

It looks ready, right?

There you go.

- Do you want to try pouring it? - Yes.

Pour it.

Not too much, slowly.

(Carefully)

That's enough. Stop.

- Stop, okay. - That's interesting.

Okay.

- Now on top... - Yes?

- Add the toppings you want. - Okay.

We don't have time. Hurry.

(Toppings I want?)

Don't add too much. Make sure it looks nice.

It has to look nice.

It's all about the looks.

(His rule)

(He places the octopus flavored snack on top first.)

(Which one should I use next?)

Squid.

(He adds the squid flavored snack in between.)

- Squid, octopus, shrimp. - Shrimp.

He's adding everything.

Goodness.

You're going to put it on the edge?

- Yes. - In a circle?

(Let Dad give it a try.)

- Like this. - Add some of this too.

- Is that okay? - Yes.

He's adding a variety.

Yes.

- Here. - I have to cover it now.

(Covering the snacks laid out nicely...)

We have to cover it now.

(with a layer of the batter.)

(Marveling)

- What do you think? - Awesome.

It looks pretty good.

(It looks similar to green onion pancakes.)

It smells good.

It does?

Right now.

It smells like pancakes, right?

Yes.

(It really does smell good.)

Do you know how to flip it?

- No. - Should I try it?

- No, don't. - I'm good at it.

- It's dangerous. - It isn't dangerous.

(Watch, Son.)

It worked.

- Wow. - It worked.

Good job.

It's burning.

Who would know?

The color is just like seafood and green onion pancakes.

It's ready. That's enough.

(Swallowing hard)

It's ready.

It's ready.

(They put it on a plate.)

It's finally ready.

That's unbelievable.

Look, it's honey and ketchup.

You can dip it in whatever you want.

- It looks tasty. - Yes,

it does.

- Let's take a photo. - Come on.

So we can brag to your grandma.

1, 2, 3.

(Making snack pancakes, With Han Seung)

(I also got my hair done.)

Let's try it.

Let's try it as it is first. That's what you're supposed to do.

What do you think?

I wonder how it tastes.

Me too. I wonder how it tastes.

- It's really good! - You think so?

It's awesome.

- It tastes like seafood. - Right?

- Wow. - It's a success.

- I'll have to try it. - I should try it.

It tastes better with honey than soy sauce.

I had a feeling that it was better with honey.

- It's good. - Yes.

I guess it's really good.

I made it and it's really good.

I made it with you and it's really good.

Right?

- Isn't it a bit like a French dish? - Yes.

- Honestly, it's good. - Yes.

Because the snack is...

originally crispy,

- but it becomes like a marshmallow. - Yes.

(Han Seung is busy eating regardless of his dad talking.)

- If we add onion chips on top, - Yes.

- it'll taste like onion. - Yes.

- He's eating so well. - That'd be really good.

Exactly.

You're so focused on eating.

(Are you listening to me?)

It's good.

Don't you think you're too focused on eating?

(Dad is pleased.)

Gosh, I finished it.

Did you finish it already?

I'm proud.

(The plate became empty in no time.)

He finished the whole plateful.

(Dad, green onion pancake with snack is really good.)

It must be really good.

Anyway, he's so funny.

He's really funny.

Ki Joon, I hear...

you set up a bar at your place because you love to drink.

- Yes. - Do your friends come over often?

They come over sometimes.

I see. It's called "Um Bar".

(Um Bar)

You look different.

I've never seen you wear something like that.

I don't think I've seen you wear that kind of top...

in a drama, not even once.

- Right? - That's right.

- Right? - You look so cute at home.

I feel like he'd wear a dress shirt at home.

Neatly.

Do you have three pet turtles at home?

I heard you named them.

What are their names?

They're Kkeobugi, Geobugi, and Kkobugi.

- Kkeobugi, Geobugi, and Kkobugi. - Geobugi, and Kkobugi.

They're funny names.

Why did you give them those names?

The biggest one is Kkeobugi, second biggest is Geobugi,

and the smallest is Kkobugi.

The smallest one does sounds like Kkobugi, a little one.

- Soo Hong... - Yes.

- has pet fish, right? - Yes, he does.

When you live alone,

is it nice to watch them move around?

Does it make you feel...

- less lonely? - Yes.

I talk to them sometimes.

How old are they?

They're a little over two years old.

How long do they live?

- About 70 years. - 70 years.

They live as long as people.

They might live longer than me.

I guess pet turtles would rarely die before their owners.

Some people don't want to...

say goodbye their pets too soon,

so for that reason, they get pet turtles and pet geese.

- Geese. - Geese?

Yes. Geese follow you around like cats and dogs.

- They also listen to you. - Yes.

- Some people have pet geese. - Yes.

They live at least 30 years.

That's why geese are popular as pets these days.

I didn't know geese lived that long.

Turtles are...

Things that start with "geo" in Korean live long.

Turtles, geese, and giants.

(Man Who Teaches Business)

"Man Who Teaches Business".

(Typing)

(Everyone is working in an office on a weekday afternoon.)

Where is that?

(Behind closed doors of the CEO room)

CEO room?

(Who is this CEO that's focused on her work?)

(CEO Hong Jin Young)

My daughter.

- Is that her office? - Yes.

- The CEO. - That's cool.

Let's see.

(CEO and artist Jin Young is preparing a new song.)

(CEO and artist Jin Young is preparing a new song.)

- So Young. - Yes?

Can you send me a few MR files over the messenger, please?

Which MR?

Just anything. Send me a few that you have.

Is the guitar session finished?

(Focused and serious)

(Checking the revised MR of her new song)

It's well done.

It'll be nice when I do the recording.

(There are lots of things Jin Young has to care about as a CEO.)

This song is...

(Focused and serious)

She looks different when she's in the office.

- Yes. - She's cool.

(CEO Hong is focused on work.)

I need to fix this. Yes?

- Hello. - Come in, everyone.

(Who are these people gathering in her office?)

Everyone.

Shall we start the new song meeting?

- Let's start the meeting. - Yes.

The concept of the song is...

(Staff is gathered for a new song's concept meeting.)

This song is like...

- When the music starts... - Yes.

I want to start like this.

Tell the director when you have a meeting with him on Monday.

The back should look...

(CEO and artist Hong suggests various ideas.)

like this.

This is the draft of the music video,

but since we're going to lip sync,

I think it's going to be okay.

She's cool.

(Mom is proud.)

(CEO Hong comes outside after the meeting.)

(She moves quickly for the next schedule.)

All right.

Let's go.

We need to hurry because we have an important meeting.

You're so busy.

Because I need to run a company,

I want to get advice...

on how to run a company as a CEO.

I booked a meeting with him to hear what he has to say.

I guess she'll meet someone who runs a business.

I think you're really diligent.

You should never settle for the present...

when you're doing business.

That's my principle.

Also, you should always have a big picture...

for the future and move forward.

I'm on the way to have an important meeting.

Nothing comes free in life.

(CEO Hong is entering a company?)

(Where is CEO Hong headed?)

(Make-up room)

(Laughter Development Headquarters)

(Laughter Development Headquarters?)

A dolphin is stuck in the drain.

(She approaches someone carefully.)

(Who could it be?)

- Hey. - Hi.

It's been a long time.

It has. How have you been?

Not very well.

But you...

It's Joon Ho.

- It's Kim Joon Ho. - Yes.

But you look really nice and handsome.

Well, it's a business meeting, so I dolled up.

- Really? - Yes.

Your company is really great.

Yes, I started a company.

It's so nice.

- Well, it's not my company. - Okay.

It's actually Park Na Rae and Kim Joon Hyun's company.

I'm just living off them.

- Is that right? - Yes.

My role is to... I should give you my name card.

I'll give you mine too.

(Since it's a business meeting, they exchange name cards.)

Wait.

Well,

I have several name cards.

Which one... Wait.

(Searching)

Does he have several name cards?

I guess he has many titles.

This isn't it. Wait.

Goodness.

Your family picture just fell out.

(What?)

- Goodness. - Your family picture just fell out.

What?

This shows that I care about my family when I do business.

- I see what you mean. - That's it.

With this...

You'll run a business like you care about family.

That's it. It gives that feeling.

Here you go.

Gosh, it's gold.

They say gold brings a lot of money.

Gosh, look at the initials.

- IM... - That's my company logo.

- IMH. - Yes.

I am Hong Jin Young?

- Yes. - I see.

(Jin Young's gold name card that brings money in)

I should tell my son to make a gold name card.

Right.

I should give this to you. It suits this place.

- Okay. For this place. - Yes.

(CEO Kim gives CEO Hong his name card.)

I have several name cards. I'll give all you all of them.

This one refers to the best actor.

- There are four kinds. - Yes.

Well, if you have a few name cards,

- people call you a con. - Yes.

So I usually give one.

Then why did you give me four?

I'll explain them.

Why does he have so many?

Because you asked me to give you advice on business.

That's why I gave you four.

This "best actor" name card is...

- Yes. - used when I meet...

CEOs, directors or writers of broadcasting networks.

"I'm the best actor."

(The first name card, Kim Joon Ho, best actor)

This is a name card for "Busan International Comedy Festival".

I give it to mayors or chairpersons.

"I'm an executive director".

(The second name card, Kim Joon Ho, executive director)

Executive director.

"I'm an executive director".

I'm a director like a mayor.

- That's it. - That kind of feeling.

- I'm on the same level. - That's right.

- I'm... - I'm also a leader.

I'm like a director of a film festival.

- You're a director. - Yes.

When you have to raise your status,

- you use this name card. - Yes.

- This is a company I made recently. - Yes.

It's Market Charlie, a parody of Market Kurly.

I thought, "Why does it say Market Charlie?"

I wondered if you were running...

- a food business. - That's right.

(That's right!)

What?

That's right.

- Is it a food business? - Yes.

What kind?

Wait. Wait here.

(Staggering)

He's a CEO, but he's a bit awkward.

It's a celebrity edition that came out recently.

(A celebrity edition?)

Dried laver?

(What's this?)

This is the main product.

"It's dried laver"?

(Celebrity edition)

(What's that?)

"It's dried laver."

- I have one at home. - Really?

The intention was...

Well, G-DRAGON produced 88 pairs of shoes and gave them...

to celebrities, and that created a lot of buzz.

I made 888 celebrity boxes, and I'm going to...

give them to celebrities. I just gave it to you.

- Is this for me? - Yes.

Like a product placement?

No, this is not for sale.

- It's not for sale? - No.

No capital investment?

I invested my talent.

He's funny.

- I gave myself. - Okay.

- That's me. - You...

gave your idea and portrait rights.

Tiger Kim Joon Ho.

I'm trying to...

run a series of businesses...

that feature names of celebrities.

"Shin Dong Yeob Tripe".

"Seo Jang Hoon Smoked Jokbal".

(Shin Dong Yeob Tripe, Seo Jang Hoon Smoked Jokbal)

"Seo Jang Hoon Smoked Jokbal" sounds good.

"Seo Jang Hoon Smoked Jokbal".

"Kim Jong Kook Soup and Rice".

- "Kim Jong Kook Soup and Rice". - Gosh.

Wait. We were...

- talking... - "Kim Jong Kook Soup and Rice".

and she cut in and said "Kim Jong Kook Soup and Rice".

- Using names. - "Seo Jang Hoon Smoked Jokbal".

"Hong Jin Young Yeongdeok Snow Crab".

I think it'll be nice.

That's good.

You have great ideas.

I have brilliant ideas too.

I looked it up.

When I have a meeting with CEOs,

I look up their information.

Hong Jin Young. Born on August 9th, 1985.

- I looked it up. - Yes.

I searched for information about you...

- and your cosmetic business. - Yes.

(He's pretty good.)

This is the basics of business.

I took an overall look,

and you're similar to me.

My cosmetic business is successful,

so now I'm preparing to launch another business.

What kind?

Weight loss product.

- Weight loss? - Yes.

Because recently I gained weight.

- You can do it with your sister. - No, I'll do it alone.

- Alone? - Yes.

Because I don't think she can lose weight.

I see.

I saw you doing home shopping too.

No, it's called Hong Shopping.

I made it myself.

It introduces all the products that I model for.

- It's a platform business then. - Yes.

Running a platform business is quite difficult.

I show the products...

that I model for without getting paid.

I sell the product for a day.

- Products get sold. - Of course.

Can you add my dried laver on there?

(Trying to get a free ride?)

(Tapping)

(What do you say, CEO Hong?)

You need to make me a model for this brand then.

(Then I need to model for this dried laver.)

(Oh!)

"Hong Jin Young Dried Laver".

(Calculating)

(What do you think?)

I'm making no profit, so I can't share this with you.

- That won't be easy. - Okay.

(CEO Hong and CEO Kim's dried laver business is a no go.)

Did you want to have a business meeting...

to do a collaboration...

between a singer...

and a comedian?

No, I'm not here to do a collaboration.

I'm running a business,

and you're a head of a company.

So I thought I'd get some advice from you...

regarding how to run business.

Running a business.

I actually started to operate a business since 2010.

- Yes. - Since 2010.

I can tell you about...

the etiquette or culture of business operation.

What is the etiquette?

I hold quite a bit of business meetings.

- Stand up and exchange name cards. - Stand up and exchange name cards.

- Then, shake hands. - Yes, shake hands.

- But what if... - You lost already.

(You lost already!)

- What? - You lost already.

Me?

Why?

- You lost to me already. - Why?

Shake hands again.

Your hand is below mine.

No, it's above yours.

- No, mine is slightly above yours. - No, mine is above yours.

No.

What is that?

- We aren't playing a game. - Then?

You came in from below.

- I see. - Usually, people...

- who are confident go like this. - Okay.

Okay. Then... Hello.

Hello.

(Put your hands up.)

You're confident.

That's nonsense.

- I'd be the most confident person. - That's right.

My hands would go down from the top no matter what.

When I'm meeting a young CEO,

can I go like this?

(A finger heart)

Hello.

I saw your confidence just now.

What if it's a chairman?

A chairman.

- You're a chairman. - Okay.

- Like this. - Hello.

(Hello.)

(Handshake of 90 degrees)

That's too much. You bowed down too much.

- Well... - I thought...

your nose was going to touch the table.

- Did you see the top of my head? - Yes.

It's called the crown handshake. I came up with it.

This works every time.

They think I'm a well-mannered and modest CEO.

Then do you have greetings for different ages?

- Yes. - Then let's say...

it's a CEO in 30s.

A CEO in 30s, but is he rich or not?

It's a CEO in 30s with a lot of money.

Okay.

- Hello. - Hello.

(A rich CEO in 30s)

(Handshake with a bow of 90 degrees)

Hello.

(What is that?)

It's the matter of how much they made.

(Nice to meet you.)

I'm Kim Joon Ho.

- Oh, that's what you do? - Yes.

- Then let's say he's in his 40s. - 40s.

A CEO in his 40s.

- Hello. - Is he rich?

- He made so much. - Okay.

- Hello. - Nice to meet you.

(Handshake with a bow of 90 degrees)

(CEO Kim's handshake is always the same.)

A chairman of a major company in his 60s or 70s.

(If it's a chairman of a major company...)

- Oh, yes. - Nice to meet you.

Yes.

Chairman. I get to see you here.

I can't believe I get to meet you.

That's funny.

He's really funny.

(A CEO is different.)

Your mindset is...

You must abandon yourself.

If I can provide my employees with comfort...

by kneeling,

I can do anything.

Abandon yourself for your business?

Exactly. You must be brazen.

I see.

Doing this...

isn't memorable. You have to be memorable.

(That makes sense.)

(I see.)

The basics of a meeting is... You're in my house.

Wait here.

When you come to my house...

(What is that?)

When someone comes to my house...

- Welcome tea. - Yes.

In a paper cup?

You have to make them happy.

I already got information that you don't drink coffee.

I totally love coffee.

Drinking too much isn't good.

I love coffee so much.

You probably had it today.

I had 1, but I usually drink 3 a day.

- Really? - Yes.

(Wrong information)

When I have a meeting in my company, there's a cafe in the first floor.

(You have a cafe?)

(Calculating)

So we bring drinks from the cafe...

with sandwiches.

It's in Gangnam.

Yes.

Did you buy the building?

- No, I didn't. - I see.

(- Did you buy the building? - No, I didn't.)

CEO Hong. You're amazing.

What else is there?

What else...

You learned the greetings.

CEOs usually have their own business philosophy.

What's your business philosophy?

We want to work hard together...

and move into the same building together.

I promised my hairstylists and makeup artists...

to open a shop for them in two years.

You're in.

In for what?

(Laughing)

There's a saying Geunjayeolonejarae.

- Okay. - Geunjayeolonejarae

If you make the people near to you happy,

others will come from afar.

Confucius said it.

This is the law of business owners.

It's the same for me.

I must lead and take care...

- of my employees. - That's right.

That way my company will grow.

- That's what I think. - That's right.

CEO Jin.

(That's right.)

You have what it takes to become the chairwoman.

That's the attitude.

You're already doing well.

Hold on.

If there's a comedy festival,

there's no law against holding a trot festival.

Oh, right.

How about Busan International Trot Festival?

(That sounds good.)

You have good ideas.

I have a lot of good ideas too.

Right.

It's about a scratchback.

I called Montblanc...

to make their own scratchback.

To Montblanc?

A scratchback.

I'm serious.

You need a gift for your parents,

but you can't always give them money.

You want to get them something special.

You want to get them something decent...

from 300 to 500 dollar range.

What do dads use?

They use a scratchback the most.

Do your...

businesses often go bankrupt?

- Me? - Yes.

- Me? - Yes.

My business philosophy is...

(CEO Kim's business philosophy)

go bankrupt in a good way.

It's important.

(Going bankrupt is going bankrupt.)

"Go bankrupt in a good way."

Montblanc scratchback...

- A designer brand... - is actually a good idea.

- Right. - As a gift.

For some reason, it would feel more refreshing.

(For some reason, it would feel more refreshing.)

I think he's serious.

- Do you think you'd buy it? - It's actually...

I wouldn't buy it for myself.

But if it's for a gift,

they're going to use it anyway.

- You can get a cheap one though. - But spend 300, 400 dollars for it?

I think it's better to get them a cheap scratchback...

with a 500 dollar gift certificate.

Sometimes the cheap ones...

have flaws.

Its finger would break too.

Exactly. It breaks too.

Sometimes it's rough.

Bamboo is good. The one made of bamboo.

Bamboo.

My business philosophy is...

(CEO Kim's business philosophy)

- go bankrupt in a good way. - Go bankrupt in a good way?

It's important.

You must go bankrupt in a good way,

so you can get back on your feet with another business.

Or you can start that business again.

If you lose everything completely,

you can't retrieve it.

What kind of businesses have you tried?

Ones you've tried.

Do we have to talk about that?

They're painful memories.

I've tried so many.

I'm curious what you've tried.

First,

there was time when a car wash in the daytime...

and a cart bar at night was popular.

- Oh, that's right. - In Gangnam.

There's a house that costs 2.7 million dollars behind Mnet.

I leased it for 14,000 dollars.

I went bankrupt because I sold soju in such an expensive place.

When I think about it now, I should've sold wine.

I sold soju.

There was even a yard. It was a luxurious house in Gangnam.

I got reports from everywhere.

Also, when celebrities like SHINHWA come,

I couldn't tell them to pay.

"Hey. It's on me. Just go."

"Min Woo. It's on me. Don't worry about it."

(Speechless)

I think I spent like 7,000 dollars.

- A month? - Yes.

No wonder he went bankrupt.

I also had to pay the rent.

(So his cart bar business went bankrupt in the end.)

It went bankrupt in just three months.

And...

(There's more?)

I tried trot twice and failed.

You released an album?

I spend 100,000 dollars on an album...

every three years.

I spend 100,000 dollars on an album...

every three years.

It costs 100,000 dollars to produce an album?

I go big.

- Do you not know the "Zombie Song"? - Oh, dear.

"Zombie Song"?

- No. - Even the karaokes don't have it.

I'm so embarrassed.

There's Park Na Rae and Jang Do Yeon.

This is a zombie music video. Let me tell you the story.

There are no zombies in Korea. Do you know why?

Because we have the kimchi vaccine.

("Zombie Song" is a masterpiece of his from 2013.)

(It's about how the kimchi vaccine gets rid of the zombies.)

(What is that?)

Oh, my.

(Jang Do Yeon)

(Park Na Rae)

(What does the zombie say?)

I wrote the lyrics.

(She's shocked.)

(Onion)

Onion?

- Joon Ho. This is... - Yes?

- Joon Ho, this is original. - Yes?

But people should be able to feel comfortable.

That's why...

I asked the composer of "Me Gustas Tu" to make...

"Zombie Song two".

"Zombie Song two".

(My goodness.)

Why are you so fixated on the zombies?

I like zombies.

I mean, I do too.

The zombie seems to be attacking.

But the truth is, it was carrying a birthday present.

It's about a polite zombie.

(That's the story of "Zombie Song 2".)

It flopped, right?

(It flopped, right?)

Not only did it flop, but no one knows of this song.

I didn't even get that many views.

(In case you don't know, we'll show you.)

(A scary zombie appears.)

(He gets shot and collapses.)

(It turns out, he had brought a birthday gift.)

(This is unfair.)

(Jong Min, a friend of his, is also in the music video.)

(He spent a lot of money on this music video.)

(But it flopped.)

I made Park Na Rae and Kim Ji Min...

the first celebrity BJs.

On an online streaming platform.

They made 100 dollars a month.

It didn't work out well. That flopped too.

But I believe they only got this far...

because of what they've done.

They made many people laugh.

I also opened a barbecue restaurant.

- Barbecue? - Yes.

You did many things.

(But they all flopped.)

When it comes to doing business,

I think it should be relatable.

(She believes it should be relatable.)

I also believe you need to be sincere...

if you want it to succeed.

- Bingo. - But all the things you've done...

aren't relatable to you.

For example, why did you open a barbecue restaurant?

Actually, you need to have a reason to run this business.

I believe you should only start a business...

after you get the "why".

Do you love pork the most?

No.

- Then... - I like chicken the most.

Then you should've sold chicken.

That's what I think.

You should sell what you love.

I agree with everything she's said.

They should think, "So that's why he's doing this."

- Right. - They need to think that way.

That's why I believe...

one should be sincere when doing business.

Right.

That's why I closed down all of them...

and only do things related to comedy.

And they're successful, right?

- Yes. It's fun too. - Because...

Right.

You need to have fun.

You need to do something that you know well.

You're right.

You hit the bullseye.

Among the many virtues of CEOs,

knowing many people is one.

- Right. - Personal connections.

I believe being around the rich will make you wealthy too.

(He believes being around the rich will make him wealthy as well.)

What?

Let me introduce you to a nice CEO.

- Me? - Yes.

You don't seem to listen to me.

I learned a lot from you.

I learned what not to do if I want to succeed.

(I learned what not to do if I want to succeed.)

You're right. That's good.

Right.

Do you think being around those who are wealthy...

will make you rich too?

I don't think so.

I agree. I don't think it's true.

You need to work hard and also be lucky.

- Right? - I think it does help...

- Really? - to be around the rich.

- I think you can get tips... - Can they help?

- Right. - on how to become successful.

I think being around them...

won't harm you.

You'll benefit from the advice they give.

- I agree. - For example,

Jong Kook's manager...

and his large-sized friend...

don't have similar bodies to my son.

- Right. - Being around athletic people...

- They won't work out. - won't make you athletic.

- You need to work hard. - Right.

- There's no freebie in life. - I don't think that's right.

What would you say if your sons wanted...

to start their own business?

I won't allow it.

I'd dissuade him.

Me too.

My son tried a few.

But he couldn't ask others for money.

He couldn't say what's on his mind.

- Right. - He should just...

Not everyone can do business.

- He should just... - You'll suffer a loss.

sing.

I'll dissuade him.

Hee Chul doesn't know how the world goes around.

He's the farthest person from becoming a businessman.

- Our husband worked at a company. - He doesn't know.

Then he decided to start a business, but it flopped.

I see.

- He can't do business. - Hee Chul's probably uninterested.

- Right. - He really shouldn't.

- I'd dissuade him. - What about you? I see.

- Yes. - We're all going to dissuade them.

- Having a stable life is the best. - It's not easy to do business.

- You should be careful. - I agree.

You're not guaranteed success.

I think there are certain people who can succeed.

Dong Yeob, do you have any desire to start a new business?

No.

(Never)

I never started my own business.

I had just stood surety and suffered from that.

I've never really involved myself in business.

- Goodness. - There were so many things...

I still had to take care of.

- I had so much responsibility. - You shouldn't have done that.

So for example,

let's say that your flesh is rotting.

This is an example. Then you should amputate it...

so that the rest of your body won't rot altogether.

But you feel hopeful thinking that the new flesh will come up,

so you keep waiting.

But then, it gradually begins to spread.

I stopped right before...

it reached my heart.

- It's not easy to stop. - It was dangerous.

If not, I would've damaged...

- my heart. - It could've been very dangerous.

It's difficult to stop...

- when you've invested a lot. - You're right.

You need to be very careful.

I think there are certain people who are good at it.

- Just like acting, singing, - Right.

or working out, there are those who are better than others.

- I agree. - Right?

Do you manage your money yourself?

- I do. - I see.

Are you good at it?

I'm not that good.

Do you spend a lot?

No, I don't.

- I'm not good at increasing it. - I see.

He's not good at investing.

Then are you just saving up?

- Yes. - That's good enough.

(He tends to save up rather than investing.)

You're already halfway there.

I agree.

(Screaming)

Come inside.

(Kim Hee Seon visited Won Hee last week.)

(Since yesterday,)

(I've prepared these side dishes.)

(Did she make them herself?)

(I didn't make them. I bought them.)

(She's very honest and laidback.)

(Yes, that's like you.)

(What is that?)

(That's DIY furniture.)

(She assembled the furniture during her visit.)

(Powerful)

(Charismatic)

(You're like a female warrior.)

(Someone rang the doorbell.)

(Sang Min visited.)

(Goodness)

(He came to see Hee Seon.)

(She's really here.)

(She gave him the drill.)

(He showed off his drilling skills in front of her.)

He's showing off.

He's good at those things.

(He showed off his drilling skills.)

(Impressed)

(With Sang Min's help, the table was assembled.)

It looks nice.

(The queen and the Divorce Trio)

- Who is that? - Did you call someone else?

- I'll open the door. - You will?

(Who is it this time?)

(Someone else is here to see Hee Seon.)

- Hello. - Hey, why did you call me over?

(It's Jae Hoon.)

- What's that t-shirt? - I was working on something.

- Are you an azalea or what? - No, I'm not.

An azalea?

(He spots Hee Seon.)

Hee Seon Kim.

- It's Hee Seon. - Hey.

- Jae Hoon. - What's this?

He got a perm.

My goodness.

(He got a perm for Hee Seon.)

(He did get a perm.)

Seriously?

What are you doing here?

Why are you asking when you knew she was here?

What are you talking about? Don't act like this on TV.

- How could you get a perm? - It isn't a perm.

- You got a perm. - It is a perm.

You went to hair shop.

- You even got your makeup done. - Right.

- Jae Hoon. - How have you been?

- Has it been 20 years? - You look the same.

- She doesn't age. - Whenever I see you,

I feel like you and I don't age.

Only they seem to get old.

Look at them.

- What is wrong with him? - I made that.

- I'm tired. - We just made this right now.

- We put it together. - Seriously.

Isn't this the bench you find outside of convenience stores?

(Bursting into laughter)

How do you two know each other?

(Jae Hoon and Hee Seon)

I was the MC of a show...

when he was a member of Country Kko Kko.

It isn't just that.

- When she was young... - You knew her when she was young?

- Yes. - Really?

Yes, when she was a baby.

- When she was a baby. - Really?

I knew her since then.

- Have a seat. - Okay.

- Won Hee. - Yes? What do you want?

This isn't something you leave indoors.

It's too cramped I can't go in.

- We didn't know it was this big. - Jae Hoon.

We just put it together.

- Really? - That's why I was sweating.

You bought it?

(You did a good job.)

- It's been so long. - Yes, it has.

I saw you on TV every now and then.

"Alice", right?

- Yes. - She's in "Alice".

It looks like he didn't watch it.

(You watched the drama?)

"Alice".

What's her first scene in "Alice"?

(What's her first scene in "Alice"?)

- It's a nice one. - What did she do?

"A nice one"?

(That's true, but...)

- What was it like? - What?

If you watched the drama, you must know...

When I saw her...

in the drama,

I thought it must be tough for her.

She has to play so many roles...

- as she travels through time. - What?

He just knows what the drama is about.

I'm not asking about the summary.

How did she first show up in the drama?

Do I look like the writer of the drama?

- The first scene... - Why are you asking in detail?

is memorable. That's why I'm asking.

Memorable how?

- It was like this. - What?

It was like this.

(Adding sound effects)

(Adding sound effects)

(I know that scene.)

(What is he doing?)

It was an action scene.

- What? Action? - Yes.

- You didn't watch it, did you? - I watched it.

Why don't I remember that scene?

- Jae Hoon. - It's hot in here.

- Did you have a drink? - Should I turn the AC up?

(Why are you pretending you missed that scene?)

Don't you three have a nickname?

What?

Don't people call you something?

Jae Hoon and I are "Tak-Lee".

- I see. - We're the "Divorce Trio".

(Laughing)

- You're right. - DT for short.

- DT? - DT?

Your laugh still sounds the same, Hee Seon.

- DT? - She always laughed like this.

(Copying her laugh)

It was always like this.

Why are you pretending to know her so well.

How many times did you see her?

- Seriously. - Are you suspicious?

- What I don't believe is... - What?

- when we met Seok Yong... - Yes?

We met Seok Yong with Won Hee,

and he was in several movies with Seok Yong.

- He was in a movie with Jae Hoon. - It was one movie.

They were in the same movie,

but he didn't even know who Seok Yong was.

We were in different scenes.

- He doesn't remember Seok Yong. - We never met.

He's never even been in a drama or movie with Hee Seon,

but he pretends to know you so well.

I was happy to see her because I've seen her since she was young.

How old are you now? You're 30 something, right?

Jae Hoon, she's over 40 now.

- She is? - Yes.

I'm 44.

- Really? - Yes.

Were you born in 1976?

(Really?)

- Really? - 44?

Unbelievable.

(It's unbelievable how young she looks.)

Wow, how did she...

- not age at all? - How old are you, Jae Hoon?

(Time has nothing on her looks.)

How old are you, Jae Hoon?

- I am... - He's over 50.

- Really? - Yes, I'm over 50.

- I've gotten old. - He should plan his 60th birthday.

- Really? - Stop exaggerating.

- He's older than Ho Dong? - Of course.

- Really? - I'm older than Ho Dong.

Someone older than me is Sul Woon Do.

(63-year-old Sul Woon Do is right above me.)

It's easy to understand if I say this.

(63-year-old Sul Woon Do is right above me.)

You can compare me to Woon Do and Heung Gook.

Who is the oldest out of you three?

I'm the youngest, Won Hee is older than me...

- What? - and Jae Hoon is the oldest.

How is she doing?

- "She"? - Who?

- Who are you talking about? - Your sister.

I see.

We all got flustered.

- Your sister. - I see.

We all got flustered.

They always get surprised.

- I was surprised too. - I thought the other way.

- You surprised me. - Me too.

- She surprised me. - Me too.

She's doing well.

I thought she was talking about another "she".

You mean Sung Eun.

- Not her, but Sung Eun. - Of course.

- Not her. - Not her.

- Are you good at cooking? - What?

She doesn't have to be good at cooking.

- Cooking is too difficult. - It is.

You know what?

The Hee Seon we've always seen on TV...

is totally different from the real Hee Seon.

She's like the husband.

- That's right. - Her personality is like a man's.

- She's very easy-going. - Easy-going and bold.

- She was always like that. - She's also loyal.

She's like that.

Honestly, I'm embarrassed to say this,

but whenever we eat or drink...

- She often gets the check. - That's right.

I pay once every three times she pays.

- She pays well. - Gosh.

It was like that since she was young.

It's because she made a lot of money since she was young.

She pays so well.

(The pretty younger friend that often gets the check)

(That's impressive, Hee Seon.)

Did you get a nose job?

No.

- Did you? - I saw you from the side...

and it doesn't look like she did.

- She didn't get anything done. - I didn't get a nose job.

It looks natural.

Of course, Jae Hoon.

She looks prettier in person.

Way prettier.

- She looks prettier in person... - Yes.

- than she does on TV or magazines. - That's right.

(What is he trying to say?)

You should stop being on TV.

Then what should she do?

(What are you talking about?)

- Just walk around with this face. - Just walk around?

- Yes. - So many people can see her?

- Like an event? - Don't film it.

You look better in person, so just walk around.

Out of all the celebrities you've seen in person,

whom would you say was the prettiest?

How should I answer this?

Just be honest.

Out of the female...

(Considering it)

Song Hye Kyo?

- Song Hye Kyo is gorgeous. - She's pretty.

What about male celebrities?

Who was good-looking even to you?

- Jung Woo Sung. - Jung Woo Sung?

He's good-looking.

- Jung Woo Sung. - Everyone mentions him.

He's ridiculously good-looking.

Jong Kook said he's good-looking and has a halo around him.

(Word about Jung Woo Sung's looks is unrivaled.)

I saw Jung Woo Sung...

when he was in his 1st or 2nd year of high school.

He didn't look like a high school student.

He was very handsome.

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

She looks delicate,

but she isn't.

- Right. - She's very strong.

Did you know that?

You didn't, did you?

I've practically lived with her for four months.

Not like the way you think,

but we were working together.

- Right. - I worked for her.

I must know her very well.

- Come on. - That's different.

- That was work. - Yes, it is.

Listen to yourselves.

I'm just saying since you brought it up.

- What? - What are you trying to say?

- Jae Hoon. - You meet her from time to time.

I...

even talked to her mother on the phone.

I don't believe this.

They all want to show off that they're closer to Hee Seon.

- They're trying to show off. - That's right.

So what if he spoke to her mother on the phone?

(So what if he spoke to her mother on the phone?)

(Pretending to know her better)

Sang Min.

(Suddenly battling to show off who is closer to Hee Seon)

- "Sang Min, Hee Seon..." - Are we bringing up family?

No, I'm telling you.

"Sang Min, Hee Seon has to be home before 10 p.m."

- When we were getting a drink. - I see.

She asked me to send her home before 10 p.m.

She must have been very nervous to have said that to you.

- No. - You shouldn't have...

- caused that situation. - I spoke to her mother...

on the phone and know her voice.

Mothers normally don't call to say that.

She was nervous about her being with you.

I spoke to Hee Seon on the phone three days ago.

- Three days ago? - That's right.

(Marveling)

(You spoke to her on the phone three days ago?)

- Three days ago? - I don't have her number anymore.

You don't? I do.

- I don't. - You don't.

What's the point? You don't know her current number.

There's no reason for us to be chatting over the phone now.

As of now, I'm the closest one among us.

We've been around each other...

- since we were young. - Where? How?

When it comes to being close, I'm the closest one among us.

- You're wrong, Won Hee. - That's right.

I'm just saying.

- Why? - What is this?

You only got to know her recently.

They look like elementary kids.

(They're so childish.)

You only got to know her recently.

- Right. - Sang Min and I met her...

when she was younger.

That's it.

The depth of our relationship is different.

- That's what you're talking about? - Yes.

- I see. - This is how deep you guys are.

But in that short amount of time, I have a higher density.

- Is that what you think? - Yes.

Tell us.

We knew her ever since the pay phone days.

Back when people used pay phones.

Goodness.

Gosh.

There were no cellphones back then.

It was around 1995.

- You're right. - We used pay phones...

- back in 1994. - That was ages ago.

Say something.

- Gosh, this is all meaningless. - Your words are important here.

- It's all meaningless. - It's all meaningless.

What do you mean? This is about our prides.

That's right.

Which one of us knows you the best?

- Right. - If...

(Your prides are on the line?)

The president of the agency discussed with us...

about the new group, Taesaja.

She was loyal enough...

- to promote them herself. - Right.

- That's right. - You were in Roo'Ra.

- Right. - You were in Country Kko Kko.

- Right. - It was before you debuted.

- We... What? - I wasn't in Country Kko Kko.

- I was solo. - He was solo.

- He was just Tak Jae Hoon. - I was a solo artist.

- The guitar? - Exactly.

- It must've been a flop. - She remembers.

She couldn't even remember.

- Wait. - Usually,

they'd say your stage name or a song title.

But she said, "The guitar"?

Your taking your jokes a bit too far.

Think about it. She can't remember you.

(The guitar?)

- She only remembered the guitar. - Right.

That's how she remembers you.

- Exactly. So... - When was Country Kko Kko around?

- 1998. - That was in 1998.

- That wasn't it. - I was an emcee back then.

You knew him back then.

But you also knew him when he was a solo artist.

He was a solo artist, but you don't need to remember that.

- Because... - You didn't know me too well...

- back then. - he only sold 4,000 albums.

- Goodness. - Back then,

- even the rookies sold... - Don't be ridiculous.

Back then, even the rookies sold 100,000 to 200,000 albums.

- Really? - The economy wasn't doing too well.

Zaza was a rookie group back then. They sold 250,000 to 300,000...

when you sold only 4,000.

- They did? - Yes.

- They sold that many? - Yes.

- Are you accurate? - Positive.

I feel so bad for him.

- I'm fine. - Back then, Jae Hoon...

What are you doing? Bring me some drinks.

"Bring me some drinks."

(That was when you had first debuted.)

- I debuted on SBS. - Right.

- Really? - Yes.

Her debut was the talk of the town.

Which drama?

- No, I was an emcee. - I see.

- It was a music program. - You weren't an actress.

You debuted on Inkigayo with Bae Chul Soo.

- Right. - Right?

("TV Pop20", 1993)

(This is Kim Hee Seon, our new emcee.)

(She was 17 years old.)

(Impressed)

That was in 1993.

She was 17 years old.

- She was in high school. - How pretty.

You debuted as an emcee.

After that, I was on "Dinosaur Teacher".

- Right. - Right.

- With Lee Jung Jae. - Right.

- Right. - That was popular.

- Right. - After that...

That's when she rose to fame.

- She was a dinosaur. - I was on "Tomato" and "Mr. Q".

You were a pretty dinosaur, right?

(You were a pretty dinosaur, right?)

That's enough.

What?

You were scary yesterday, and you're still scary today.

(She's still scary.)

- He has countless female fans. - Right.

- Our writers love him. - Many ladies love him.

What's your ideal type?

- It used to be Moon Geun Young. - I see.

She's the national sister.

Because...

I was impressed by her acting after watching a movie.

I couldn't believe she could act that well at that age.

She was good at acting.

What kind of woman are you interested in?

Someone who's bright.

- Someone who's bright? - I see.

- Someone who's pretty and bright? - Right.

- Someone who's pretty and bright? - Right.

- Wait. - I hear laughter over there.

They're pretending to be bright.

They're all pretending to be bright.

Okay, then.

There are times when we talk about these things.

- Jang Hoon. - Yes?

There's this woman that you love. She's your ideal type.

She's totally your type.

You guys are in a serious relationship.

- You're thinking about marriage. - Okay.

But you've squandered all your money, so you're broke.

You're poor, but you've met the woman of your dreams.

Or let's say you don't meet the woman of your dreams.

You're all alone,

but you still get to keep all your wealth.

- Pick one. - I'd feel bad...

that I won't be able to do anything for that perfect woman.

So I'll just live alone.

I think it's better to live comfortably by myself.

You want to be able to do things...

- for the person you love. - It's someone I love so dearly.

- This is really heartbreaking. - I agree.

I'm completely broke. I'm living with the love of my life,

but there's nothing I can do.

That's just really...

- You'd feel miserable. - Right. It's better for her...

to live happily with someone else.

- But... - There's nothing I can do for her.

That's really touching.

Between money and love, he chose money.

(Laughing)

Ki Joon usually played characters who looked coldhearted.

But I heard that you get teary-eyed quite easily.

Well, yes.

I tear up whenever I watch a movie.

That's why I don't watch documentaries.

I always find myself crying when watching them.

I heard you get teary-eyed when you talk about your mom.

When was it again? It had been 20 years since my debut,

so I had been celebrating it.

My mom was there.

I couldn't help but cry.

- Was it a surprise? - Yes.

Your mom.

(Your mom)

What was that?

I thought he'd cry...

just by hearing her name.

Don't make him cry.

The atmosphere here changed.

- The atmosphere? - It used to be...

- quite gloomy. - Right.

- It wasn't that gloomy. - Seriously.

- The atmosphere is... - She came for me.

It was for me. She only came because of me.

- Goodness. - It was because of me.

- Jae Hoon. - Hey.

Is he a permanent member here?

(Is he a permanent member here?)

- What? - Jae Hoon?

There they go again. Goodness.

(It's a lonely battle.)

Is he a permanent member here?

- What? - Jae Hoon?

Those words make me...

I don't know what to say at times like this.

Me too.

What's wrong?

Well... Fine, I'll just say it.

- You're going to say it? - Yes.

No one is volunteering, so I'll say it.

- Will you really say it? - Yes.

I'm... Fine.

I know that the producer and the writers...

are slowly avoiding me.

- Why? - Every time I ask them something,

they'd avoid me...

and chat among themselves.

They haven't given me an answer just yet.

- Really? - They keep wanting to film with me.

But about that...

You should negotiate with them.

I lost my chance to do that.

- Oh, dear. - So...

I was curious about that,

and that's when Kangnam brought it up.

- I was a bit... - I remember that time.

Hearing about that from someone younger hit me hard.

Every time I tried to ask them,

they'd avoid and chat among themselves.

No one has come forward...

- and told me... - "You're a permanent member."

- No one has said that just yet. - No? Really?

I... What... What do you want me to do?

I have a question. Your mom is alive, right?

Yes, she is.

Can she appear on TV?

Well, sure.

She's wearing full makeup every day, waiting.

- Your mom is? - Yes.

(Laughing)

- Your mom is? Really? - Yes. Even today...

- Then it can't be helped. - I told her...

I told her I was filming My Little Old Boy today.

Then she asked me...

- She's waiting. - how her makeup looked.

I asked her if she was going somewhere,

and she said she was going to the dry cleaner's.

She dressed up for that...

and asked how she looked.

- Goodness. - I said she looked nice and left.

- Who can hear me out? - Then...

- Right. - Whom can I tell this to?

I can't tell the reporters.

These days,

My Little Old Boy has changed a bit.

Your mom doesn't have to appear on TV for you to be a fixed member.

We're already all permanent members.

- At least... - Don't make it so vague.

Let me explain.

- "Don't make it so vague"? - Did...

- No, no. - Was his house revealed already?

His house has been revealed more than twice already.

- Then he's a regular member. - He's a regular member.

If you appear on the show for more than five weeks,

- it means you are a regular member. - I didn't appear for five weeks.

- Do you appear irregularly? - Yes.

We are all like that.

So you are a semi-regular member.

- I keep... - You're a semi-regular member.

She's saying exactly what Kangnam said.

(He's a semi-regular member.)

- But I don't like that. - She said it too.

What am I supposed to do?

I don't like being a semi-regular member.

If I am semi-regular, it means...

They only hire you when they need you.

- What? - They use you when they need you.

Does it mean they want to do whatever they want?

That's brutal.

I'm on standby on every Tuesday and Wednesday.

But you are still...

- We are all... - You can't compare yourself to him.

No. No. We are the same.

(He's offended.)

Why shouldn't he compare himself to me?

- That's not what I meant. - What about him?

He shouldn't compare his position in this show...

to Jae Hoon's position.

It's clear that you are a regular member of the show.

How about me then?

You two are clearly regular members.

How about me then?

You...

He's a semi-regular member.

A semi-regular member.

- It's hard to say. - You are on the verge of it.

Am I a drifter or what?

- Wait. - You're like...

- You don't fit in exactly, do you? - Hey.

(He gets dizzy.)

She says he doesn't fit in exactly.

(You don't fit in exactly, do you?)

She says I don't fit in exactly.

Do I not fit in?

How do I not fit in?

Someone should've told me then. That I don't fit in.

- That's not it. - "Jae Hoon, you don't fit in."

(That's not what I mean.)

She's not new in the industry. She's been in the industry long enough.

- So she must feel things. - Of course.

And her one impression of me is...

that I'm a drifter.

- That really... - She said you don't fit in.

- Right. She said I don't fit in. - It's different from drifting.

- They are similar. - They are different.

They are different.

You drift away because you don't fit in.

(You drift away because you don't fit in.)

Don't draw the line.

They are the same thing. You just said what would come next.

Drifting means you are far away from it.

- Not fitting in means... - It means you are around.

- You are around. - You are around.

Right. It's like the earth and the moon.

- You are... - What?

- Like the earth and the moon. - Right.

(Are you serious?)

Are you saying I'm orbiting around the earth?

(Hee Seon is funny.)

Are you saying I'm orbiting around My Little Old Boy?

It's like...

You have to disappear during the lunar eclipse.

(She kills him.)

- That's crazy. - Her expression is...

She's really funny.

(You have to disappear during the lunar eclipse.)

You have to disappear during the lunar eclipse.

- She put it very precisely. - She put it very precisely.

You have to disappear sometimes...

- and reappear. - Right.

(My Little Old Boy and Jae Hoon are like the earth and the moon.)

I have to disappear.

- It's true. - It's...

He has severe mood swings, so sometimes he's a crescent moon...

and sometimes he's a full moon.

Hey, do you take me for an idiot about town?

That's not it.

- Am I an idiot? - It's just an analogy.

When there's a shoot, I peek around.

- "Can I be on this episode?" - It's just...

And I leave when they tell me to leave.

You are the moon of My Little Old Boy. Moon Tak.

Moon Tak.

- Moon Tak? - What is Moon Tak?

- This is so fun. - My gosh.

You are like that pitiful person. You are sad but funny.

- Right. - It's like this. Hee Seon...

being on our show means...

Did you say "our show"?

It's not your show yet, is it?

(Hey.)

She's incredible.

I can't believe she can tease Jae Hoon like that.

(She has a complete control over Jae Hoon.)

(Did you say "our show"?)

(It's not your show yet, is it?)

You are so mean. Let go of me!

Let go of me!

You guys can do the shoot. I will just roam around.

I will just roam around like this.

Go ahead and continue the shoot. I will just roam around.

You can...

All right. Great.

My gosh.

Great. Right.

It's not your show yet.

Right. Your show.

It's my show only sometimes.

When Jae Hoon...

gets a call during the shoot of another show,

he says, "I'm working. I'm hanging up."

But when he gets a call during the shoot of My Little Old Boy,

he says, "I'm shooting My Little Old Boy."

- Really? - He says that...

as soon as he gets a call.

He loves My Little Old Boy.

It's nice that I have a job.

I want to appeal to people that I have a proper job.

When I say that I am in a shoot,

people might wonder I am just making it up.

They might think I'm lying when I don't have any work.

So I give the name of the show.

I say, "I'm shooting My Little Old Boy" before hanging up.

That's why I do that. You know,

having a proper job is different from...

working without a certain job.

- Right. That's different. - Right?

(That's different.)

(Let's stop talking about being a regular member.)

What do you like talking about, Hee Seon?

We can just talk about life.

Just talk about life.

What is there to talk about your life?

You've lived a miserable life.

What is there to talk about? I have nothing to say.

They are fighting again.

(They are fighting again.)

Why is he picking another fight?

- We can talk about how we lived. - Look at...

the state of his life.

- Me? - Why would we talk about life?

What's wrong with my house?

I'm sure Hee Seon hasn't lived the most ideal life either.

She had a child and has been living as a mother.

My life has been quite good compared to you three's lives.

(She's very honest.)

(Right. You are right.)

- Right. - I've got nothing to say.

She's right about that.

Let's eat something.

- Pork belly? - Did you prepare anything?

- Let's have a pork belly barbecue. - Today?

Yes. Can we eat it in the house?

It's fine. Hee Seon's here. I can live with it.

- Is it okay? - Let's put something on the table.

It's fine.

- A plastic sheet or newspaper. - She's worried oil might splatter.

It won't go far anyway.

- It's okay. - Is it okay?

This is nice. It's like being outdoors.

It's really nice.

- This is nice. - You should keep talking.

(My goodness.)

(He gets up dashingly...)

(only to fall right away.)

What's wrong with you?

(Why do things like that always happen to Won Hee?)

(Oh, dear.)

- Let's do the shoot tomorrow. - Wait. That's not it.

- Your legs gave in. - My...

- My legs got jammed here. - You've been sitting all along.

How can your legs give in?

Why did you build this when you can't even get up?

Go lie down.

(He is very weak.)

Go lie down.

- He can't even get up. - My legs got jammed.

Where in Jeju Island do you live?

Aewol.

I've been living there for six years now.

If you have a chance to go to Jeju Island, you should tell him.

He will rent out his house.

I don't rent out my house.

Why would I rent out my house? Am I a vacation house owner?

- I don't rent out my house. - He does it to earn small money.

- Chopsticks? - He rents out...

Don't use that.

- Hey, this is... - I'll throw it out.

- No way. - What is it?

(What is it?)

- He still has this. - I will throw it away.

- This is mad. - I got one left.

(He still didn't throw away the cup with severe water stains.)

I told him to throw it away.

- Look. - I was going to throw it away.

What did you use it for? Soil?

That's crazy.

(It looks like it.)

- I will use it. - Isn't that a flowerpot?

She thinks it's a flowerpot. She's asking if you put soil in here.

I will use it.

- You shouldn't use this. - Wait. Wait.

- Is it coffee? - She got it from a famous...

- Don't throw it away. Clean it. - place in Poland.

- He bought that? - Yes. He bought one.

You can clean that with a special kind of detergent.

- You can add something. - What do you need?

Do you want some tomatoes?

It would be nice to grill them with pork.

- Grill it with pork. - With pork belly.

- Good idea. - There are different kinds.

- You grill tomato? - It's nice when it's grilled.

- Why? - I've got different kinds.

Cherry tomatoes are great.

- How about these? - The small ones.

- I want to eat them. - These?

Are those Daejeo tomatoes?

Soil tomato.

Did you grow them in that cup?

(He grew the tomatoes in the cup.)

- Did you grow these in that cup? - No.

With soil?

- Do we grill these there? - Let's eat those separately.

- I will wash them. - Let's grill the cherry tomatoes.

Do you cook?

- I cook at home. - He cooks very well.

He cooks, but he's got no one to eat the food he cooked.

There's nobody to eat his food.

- He... - How long have you been married?

- 14. - 14 years.

It's been a long time.

- 14 years. - It's been a long time.

After how many years did you get divorced?

Your marriage lasted...

more than 10 years, right?

How many years it lasted isn't important.

- Did it last 15 years? - No, 13 years.

13 years.

I got married on May 12, 2001.

(It's very specific.)

- Has it been that long? - Yes.

I got married when I was 34.

- You got married early. - I did.

I was 34.

You have good makgeolli cups.

- What? - I was a makgeolli brand model.

They gave me about 30 of these.

It's perfect, Won Hee.

By the way,

to make it really perfect...

- My goodness. - It needs to be dented.

It needs to be dented.

(When I go to drink makgeolli...)

(When you shake the bottle,)

(the clear layer I like gets all clouded, you know.)

So when I order it, I tell the lady...

(I tell her to carry it as if it was an atomic bomb.)

(Being careful)

Is this all right?

Move slowly.

- Move it slowly. - This is just for Hee Seon.

- Move it slowly. - I know.

You don't have an ice machine, do you?

I don't have an ice machine.

It would be nice...

- if it's slightly frozen. - An ice machine?

You expect me to have an ice machine at home?

- I'm not... - You invited Hee Seon here.

- You should have an ice machine. - I don't have an ice machine.

It would be nice if we put shaved ice on top.

- Can you shave... - How can I do that?

- Shave it using a plane? - Can't you shave it?

- Right. - No shaved ice?

You don't have an ice shaving machine?

We don't have any sauce.

- I have it. - Sssamjang?

No. No. The sesame oil sauce.

- I don't have that. - You don't have it?

I can make it.

Do you remember?

You cooked me every day.

I remember you, Jung Nam.

(I missed you.)

(Don't be sick in the other world.)

(Be healthy.)

I'll come often.

(I will live harder.)

(Missing My Grandma)