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What is this place?

Our new home.

David, look!

David, don't run.

Look at that! Look!

- Wheels! - Wheels?

There are wheels. It's like a big car.

-Hey, kids. -Yes?

Okay.

Let's go in.

Whoa!

Don't be like that. Come inside.

Come on.

This isn't what you promised.

Grab onto this and step here.

Okay. Whoa.

Okay.

Is that a house? I don't see any houses.

Over there.

It just gets worse and worse.

-Kids. -Yes?

Want to see something even better?

Stop it!

How far is the hatchery from here?

Come here.

Look.

Take a look at this.

Look at the dirt.

Look at the color.

This is why I picked this place.

Because of the dirt color?

This is the best dirt in America.

David!

Daddy's going to make a big garden!

Garden is small.

No!

Garden of Eden is big! Like this!

David, don't run!

You okay?

Where should Grandma's picture go?

We're not staying long. Leave it in the box.

Is the heart murmur getting louder?

Yeah.

One or two reading are okay.

But we'll keep checking.

We'll move closer to a hospital.

Let's sleep together on the floor for our first night.

No, Dad! You snore!

I want to listen too.

You do?

Put these in your ears.

Don't forget to keep praying.

Back her up. Nice and slow.

There you go now, nice and slow.

And...

All right, listen up, everyone!

Now this here is Mr. Jacob, and this is Monica Yi.

Mr. Yi is an expert chicken sexer.

He's worked in California and Seattle, so, uh,

let's give him a big Arkansas welcome!

This way.

Okay, here we put the males in the blue bin

and the females in the white bin.

Okay, go to work.

Hello.

Hello!

There are Koreans here!

A few of us.

David.

Okay. You read the E volume

and I'll read the C volume.

I've never seen anyone as fast as Mr. Yi.

Must've made good money in California.

He did.

But I wasn't fast enough to work there.

How long have you been working?

About six months.

Oh.

In any case, you're fast enough for here.

You came to the right place.

Mom, what can I do?

Go to your sister.

Let's go.

Daddy can take a break.

David, don't run.

What's that?

That?

Male chicks are discarded there.

What is "discarded"?

That's a difficult word, huh?

Hmm...

Male chicks don't taste good.

They can't lay eggs and have no use.

So, you and I should try to be useful.

Okay?

Come here.

Sit down.

Son.

How do you like our farm?

It's good.

How was our land in California?

-We had nothing. -That's right.

We had nothing.

But now...

We have this big piece of land.

Isn't that good?

Then tell Mommy you really like it.

Okay?

Let's go inside.

The Koreans live in Rogers near three other big towns.

If we move there we could find a Korean grandma to babysit.

There's a big mall, a good school, and people actually live there.

But what about the deal we made?

You can work here and I can build a garden.

You can get five acres in Rogers.

Five acres is a hobby.

But my dream is fifty acres.

That land is your dream?

Anyway, we don't need a babysitter.

There's no one around. What could happen?

But what if something happens to him?

The hospital is an hour away.

That's strange. The sky is green.

Let's give them Mountain Dew.

No! Only water. Okay?

Okay...

The car is ready.

We'll assess the situation before we escape.

Escape? Why?

If the tornado hits, this house will fly away.

Stop staring. Go to the car.

We need to wait here and watch.

Watch what?

The news is tracking the tornado.

Look.

Mom!

See?

It's a "tornado watch," not a "warning."

We worried for no reason.

Are you crazy?

Who's calling who crazy?

Write it big.

Okay.

For you, for our kids!

For our kids? Come on!

I worked for ten years.

Ten years!

Staring at chicken butts all day.

Working myself to the bone!

Living in a tiny home with no money!

And where did that money go?

-Don't start again. -Start what?

How much money went to the kids?

I'm the eldest son. I had to take care of my family.

I'm done now. They're all doing well!

Who's doing well? My mother? Us?

Which family are you even talking about?

Enough!

We said we wanted a new start.

This is it.

If this is the "start" you wanted...

Maybe there's no chance for us.

Oh, no.

Well, the mobile home was set up

approximately three weeks ago,

and the owner had yet to tie it down.

When the wind came, it just started rolling.

My favorite. My favorite.

You're up already?

Mmm.

Mom, Anne said we have to move.

Is that true?

Would you live in a house like this when you're married?

I'm going to live here till the day I die.

But are we really moving?

Hmm...

Dad and I talked last night. We're not moving.

Grandma will come to live with us instead.

Mommy's mom?

Yeah.

She'll finally meet David.

Isn't that nice?

Yes.

I'll be outside.

Okay.

We should get this place ready. David, eat up.

I'll help you.

Just set it down anywhere.

-Is it down? Yes.

I'm... I'm thinkin' about water.

I think about water, let the stick do the rest.

I find it every time.

So that's $250

for one good, clean water well

and, uh, $300 for two.

$300?

I tell you what then.

Fella before you thought he could save money, too.

You know what happened to him, huh?

No, we don't need.

Let's go back.

Americans...

Believing that nonsense!

David

Korean people use their heads.

Okay?

We use our minds.

Hey, come here.

Come.

Look.

When it rains...

Where will the water go?

High place or low place?

Low place.

That's right.

Where is the low place?

That's right.

Where else?

There?

Okay.

Then which place has lots of water?

There.

Why?'Cause trees like water.

My clever, little boy!

David?

Never pay for anything you can find for free.

For the house, we have to pay for water.

Huh?

But for our farm,

we can get free water from the land.

That's how we use our minds.

Got it?

Anne, stay here.

Mom.

Do we have to burn all our trash from now on?

Yes. Isn't the city better?

David.

Did we use that stupid stick? How did we find this?

We used our minds!

We used our minds!

More! More!

So scary!

-You like them? -Yes.

Not too big?

They're good.

Now you're a common sense man, Mr. Yi,

taking land folks are too scared to buy.

-I admire a thinking man. Thank you.

Now, let me tell you, with farming these days,

you gotta go big or go home, that's just how it is.

It's a good time for it.

Reagan's out to make sure that the farmers are happy.

And I'll be right here to help you.

- Thank you very much. - You brought your helper.

Would you like a sucker?

I bet you would like the blue one.

- What do you say? - Thank you.

You're welcome.

If there's something wrong, you can call the owner.

I'm just the one hauling it.

Hey, there. My name's Paul.

David, introduce yourself.

Say hello.

Okay. Two thousand.

Thank you. You know, Mr. Yi,

if you want,

I drive these things all day.

I drive them in my sleep.

I'm a good worker.

Thank you,

but these are Korean vegetables, Korean fruits.

Korean?

I wanna show you something.

You better take a look at this.

Look at this.

This is old money. It's Korean War money.

Yes, sir. I was there. It was a hard time.

I'm sure you know.

Here, you wanna take it?

David. What do you say?

You know, it's funny. The minute I saw you,

I knew we were gonna be friends.

Can I pray?

- Sorry? - Just wait a minute.

Thank you. Thank you, God.

Thank you for the Yi family.

Thank you for this divine appointment.

Hallelujah. Hallelujah.

Amen! Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!

Big things!

You got big things for this family.

Okay.

Mom! Have you looked outside?

How much was it?

It's an investment.

Don't worry. We'll earn it back.

This is how you farm in America.

Why are you laughing?

So, it's not a garden. It's a farm.

Garden, farm, it's all the same.

Just think of it as growing money.

In three years we can quit chicken sexing.

Just leave enough for David.

That's all I'm asking.

Yeah, of course.

What?

You look happy.

Maybe because Mother is coming?

You look prettiest when you're happy.

-Hey, Dad. -Yeah?

Isn't it better to grow American vegetables?

Every year, 30,000 Koreans immigrate to the US.

-Wouldn't they miss Korean food? -Yes!

Then how would a Korean farm like ours do?

-Pretty well, right? -Yes!

You're shy?

Why don't you want Grandma to come?

It's not earwax, it's dirt.

David...

Mommy's dad died during the war.

You know what that means, right?

That's why Mommy has no brothers or sisters.

Understand?

We're the only family Grandma has.

Can't she come live with us?

Don't touch that. Answer me.

You fight because of Grandma.

If Grandma comes...

Would Mommy and Daddy fight?

My kids are so good-looking!

Stand closer together.

Good!

One, two... Cheese!

Grandma's here.

Wow!

So good-looking!

Grandma's here.

Hello, Grandma!

Oh!

Is this Anne? Already such a lady!

David, say hello to Grandma.

David!

What is this?

Hiding behind your mommy's skirt?

Come on out. It's embarrassing.

Mom.

You're finally here.

You missed me that much?

I really missed you too.

Must've been hard for you to travel so far.

Here.

Chili powder!

Oh my...

Mmm.

It's so hard to get here.

We even drove eight hours to Dallas.

And it wasn't very good.

You brought anchovies too?

You're crying again?

Because of anchovies?

I'm sorry you have to see how our life is now.

Why? Because the house has wheels?

It's fun!

Hold on.

Also...

This...

This is something from me, so take it.

No, Mom. I can't.

Take it!

No, Mom. No!

I should be giving you money.

I'm working now!

Just put it away.

David?

Is he ever going to greet Grandma?

David, come.

Is this the one who looks like me?

Are you curious?

Say it louder.

She doesn't look like a grandma?

Oh! Really?

What a good boy!

I'll give you a present for that compliment!

Let's see.

Here.

You're giving cards to a seven-year-old?

Start him young to beat those other bastards!

No?

Then I'll give you something else!

It's a chestnut!

Looks yummy! Go on and take it.

He's never eaten this before.

Really?

Wait one second.

You don't have to do that for him.

In case it got stale during the plane ride.

Here, eat it!

Take it, David.

-Take it. Take it. -Eat it. Eat it.

-Take it. -That's a good boy. Eat it.

Say, "Thank you."

Thank you, Grandma. Hmm?

I heard American kids don't like sharing their rooms.

He's not like that. He's a Korean kid.

You know,

you might wanna think about doing something out here.

You know... What?

You know what an exorcism is?

Yeah.

No. No need.

You know...

What happened out here,

it's no good.

Something like that.

Yeah... Real good.

Out!

Out!

Out in the name of Jesus! Out!

Out!

♪ In the name of Jesus Out! ♪

Okay.

Now things... Things will grow.

How come you're putting them so close together?

You don't wanna put them so close together like that.

You gotta put them like, further apart, like that.

No. Is that right?

Yeah, this is right.

Otherwise, you just gonna grow tiny little lettuces.

You wanna grow like, grow them up!

No, is here to here.

Shoot, man. We'll grow them the Arkansas way.

You know? You'll be happy.

I'm telling you.

You'll be happy.

♪ You'll be happy I'll be happy... ♪

Paul.

No, no, no. Get that away from me in the name of Jesus.

In the name of Jesus, get that away. Choo, choo, choo.

You crazy, man. You... You crazy.

Just don't pass those cigarettes to me.

Okay. Just do it. Okay.

Come on, let's get this soil wet.

-Okay, ready? Yeah.

Wow. Okay.

That's free water.

-What's in it? -Anything good for you.

It has everything, even deer antlers.

You must've spent a lot.

David, you're so lucky!

-Is this enough? -That's good, that's good.

That's good.

Here.

-Try some. -I don't want it.

Drink it. Grandma brought it from Korea.

That's it!

-I don't want it. -It's expensive. Drink it all.

Good! Such a good boy!

-Grandma... -Yeah?

In the future, never, ever bring this again.

Stop, David.

You'll drink one cup every day.

Good job.

Go back! David, go back to your room!

- Stop! - David.

David, go to your room.

David, come.

There's a Korea smell!

You've never even been to Korea!

Grandma smells like Korea.

David.

Hey.

What? "Grandma smells?"

Go get the stick.

No?

Then behave in front of Grandma.

Now go to bed.

Go to bed.

What are you making?

Pasta.

Hmm.

Looks tasty. Can Grandma try some?

I want some.

No, this is mine.

Yours is right there.

What's that?

It's water from the mountains.

Dad says it's good for your health.

Then I'll try some.

Grandma?

-Yes? -You can't cook?

No, I can't.

Can you bake cookies?

No.

Can you bake them?

Then what can you do?

Hmm...

Sucks for you!

Now they're mine!

Out of my way, you bastard!

Watch and learn.

Damn it. Wait.

That's right!

Now, Anne!

Keep playing, keep playing!

Hurry!

A plague on you!

David!

Okay, wait.

Let's see.

Bastard!

Why hasn't anyone started a Korean church here?

Start a church with fifteen Koreans?

It could be nice. The Korean kids can play together.

The Koreans around here...

Left the cities for a reason.

To escape Korean church.

Ah...

You know, she can't even read.

She isn't like a real grandma.

You like Grandma.

Thank you.

We shouldn't be so far out here.

David.

It's fine! Just a little further.

This would be a great place.

Grandma.

We shouldn't be here because of the snakes.

Do you even know what minari is?

You stupid Americans.

I brought some minari seeds from Korea.

We can plant them right over there.

I'm going down. David!

The minari will grow well here.

David, come up here now!

I'm telling Mom.

Grandma, stop it!

Fine.

That looks tasty. Eat, David.

You too, Anne.

We should plant some minari.

It'll grow well down by the creek.

I'll think about it.

What's there to think about? I'll just plant it.

Mom, try some of this.

Mmm.

Hey, David. Bring that mountain water.

That's it.

Good boy. Mmm.

Good boy.

Mmm.

You two used to love this song.

This song?

Hmm.

Sure!

Whenever someone made your mom and dad sing,

they'd get all lovey-dovey as they sang this song.

Did we?

They come to America and forget everything.

I love you, darling.

Truly, I love you.

Truly...

I love you.

David, let's pray.

Mommy heard a story about some kids in Korea...

They prayed to see Heaven before bedtime.

And God heard their prayers.

One kid had a weak heart like you.

When he woke up, he was healed!

Why don't you pray to see Heaven too?

You pray, Mommy. You go and see Heaven.

Mommy can't do it.

Only for kids.

Do you want to try?

Hey!

You make this kid do all sorts of crap!

You scared me!

Okay.

Monica.

Practicing on them is pointless. They're too old.

You're fast enough for Arkansas.

Don't talk to me if you're not going to help.

You must be lonely here without friends.

Even with Mother here, it's not the same thing.

Why are you saying this, all of a sudden?

I thought we might go to church.

David...

Don't hide it, okay?

Something must be broken down there.

What is his thing called in English?

"Penis."

Mommy...

Sometimes, I dream I'm peeing in the bathroom,

but I wake up in my bed.

Then ask yourself before you pee,

"Is this a dream? Is this a dream?"

And pinch yourself like this!

Hmm? Okay?

Penis-uh broken. Penis-uh broken.

Mom!

It's not called a penis!

It's called a ding-dong!

Huh?

Ding-dong. Ding-dong.

What a wonderful day

to be in the house of the Lord.

If you're here with us for the first time,

please stand.

Now, don't be ashamed. Y'all stand up.

What a beautiful family.

I'm glad you're here.

Okay, you can be seated. Thank you.

Hi, I'm Monica. - How long y'all been in town?

Uh... Where you been hiding?

I'm sorry, my English not so good.

Oh, it's okay, we'll teach you English.

You're just too cute!

Thank you! - Okay.

- Okay, thank you. - So cute.

There's another one.

So fat! That man is so fat!

Look at him!

Hey.

Can you stop me if I say something in your language?

Um...

Sure.

Chinga-chinga-chon chama-chama-choo?

Why is your face so flat?

It isn't.

My name is Johnnie. What's yours?

David.

Nice to meet you, David.

Hey, David.

Blow pomo como lomo?

Oh. Como...

That means aunt in Korean.

That is so neat!

Can I sleep over at his house?

You should sleep at home, with Grandma.

But I don't like Grandma!

Don't say that.

No? Why can't you?

Why?

Broken ding-dong. Ding-dong broken.

Let's just work on Sundays.

Then why did you give so much money.

Is that Paul?

Paul, what are you doing?

It's, uh... It's Sunday. This is my church.

Okay. Do you need a ride?

No, I gotta finish this.

I'll see you Monday.

See you, Paul.

What?

You like Jesus too.

Look at those muscles!

My, my! That's impressive.

Grandma, you're not a real grandma.

What is a real grandma?

They bake cookies! They don't swear!

They don't wear men's underwear!

Really?

Don't do that!

Go get some mountain water. Let's drink that.

-No. -No?

Come here.

Pretty boy! Pretty boy! Pretty...

I'm not pretty! I'm good-looking!

Oh, my!

He's hitting him again. And again!

Someone could get killed!

It is a dream. This isn't real.

Good boy! Good boy! Good boy! Good boy!

Good boy! Good boy.

You little bastard!

Come back here, you little bastard!

Raise your hands!

Keep them apart.

Come on!

Keep them up!

Raise them straight.

That's enough.

Now apologize to Grandma.

Sorry...

You call that an apology?

Do it properly!

She's not even a real grandma...

David!

It's okay, it's okay!

Just don't do it again, okay?

I'll try to be a real grandma from now on.

Okay?

Go get the stick.

Why would you hit him?

Get the stick.

Why would you hit such a sweet boy?

He's only a child!

Who cares if I drank a little pee?

-It was fun! -Mom!

Go outside and get a new one.

I'll do better. I'll do better.

Mom, it's bad enough you're in this hillbilly place.

Why "hillbilly" place?

It's hillbilly, so David lost all his manners.

Just because you're from the city doesn't make you better.

You two will fight over anything!

Let's see.

My, my!

Such a clever boy.

Good job.

You won.

You're the real winner!

-Paul. Yeah.

Why is this so dry?

It is dry.

Is that dry over there?

Yeah, it's pretty much dry all over.

This one, too. There's no water. Bone dry.

We better check that well.

If it's water table well,

you won't get much further.

You know, if you wanted, you could try with this.

You could try with these guys.

You ever see one of these guys?

Oh, not there. Not there.

We need to find water somewhere.

If that soil ain't wet, you're gonna lose the crop.

Monica. Will you help me?

-I must've worked too hard. -Does it hurt a lot?

I can't raise my arms any higher.

I need to wash my hair...

Working outdoors makes me feel alive.

Ow!

Why do you always pinch me like that?

We're losing so much money.

I'm worried.

Everything will be fine.

I'll take care of us.

Coming to this "hillbilly place" was for our family.

And if the farm fails...

You can do what you want.

You could even leave with the kids.

Lean forward.

There's some good stuff out here,

Mr. Jacob Yi.

There's some good stuff out here, Mr. Jacob Yi.

Oh, it's so beautiful.

It's so beautiful, Mr. Jacob Yi.

I think we better send it to Dallas.

- Paul. - Yeah?

Good job.

Very good job.

Good job.

Good job.

Okay, that's... That's enough.

Hello, sir.

Yes, the order is ready. We'll send it this weekend.

Uh...

But we've already started...

All right.

Paul! Come on! - What?

Take it back! - What for?

Put it back.

What happened?

Take it back?

Whoa...

Where are they getting their produce at?

California.

They just change it like that on you?

You know, we still got some time, Jacob.

You know, we'll find someplace else.

It ain't rotting on the vines.

Korean people, big city, you never trust them!

Well, forget... Just forget about Dallas.

Forget about Dallas.

There's always Oklahoma City. Or Memphis...

I'm still paying for water!

We'll try and get the...

It's okay. It's gonna be all right.

I have to go to work, okay? To go to work.

It's gonna be all right!

Finished already?

Oh.

Someone could get killed.

My, my...

David. David!

David, go change. It's time to go.

Where? Church picnic.

Grandma, please help him change.

Who cares what a little boy wears?

Grandma, the water isn't working.

-Your arms still hurt? -I'm fine.

Just leave it.

If they're injured, we throw them away.

Anne! Grandma!

Anne! Grandma!

What is it?

My goodness!

Hurry! Get a towel!

Anne, snap out of it! Get a towel!

The church bus is here.

You go ahead, without David.

This just gets better and better.

There we go.

Which drawer attacked you?

You lifted that heavy thing?

And you put it back, all by yourself?

Goodness.

Okay. Try standing up.

There you go. Good.

Okay. Okay.

Now, try walking.

Oh, my!

Strong! Strong boy! Mmm!

Strong boy. Mmm!

What?

No one's ever said that to you?

David. You're a strong boy.

You're the strongest boy Grandma's ever seen!

-Grandma. -Yeah?

What does pee taste like?

You rascal!

The weather is nice.

Grandma! You can walk faster like this!

I can?

Goodness. You might as well run.

You do that because you shouldn't run?

You want to run, don't you?

Why don't we try running to that tree together?

I don't think I can.

It's okay, it's okay.

Let's just go.

Slowly.

Let's go slowly.

Careful. Careful.

The minari is growing well!

David, you've never eaten minari before, huh?

Minari is truly the best.

It grows anywhere, like weeds.

So anyone can pick and eat it.

Rich or poor, anyone can enjoy it and be healthy.

Minari can be put in kimchi, put in stew, put in soup.

It can be medicine if you are sick.

Minari is wonderful, wonderful!

♪ Minari, minari, minari

♪ Wonderful, wonderful minari ♪

That's right!

Wonderful, wonderful minari.

Is that a minari song?

The wind is blowing and the minari is bowing.

They're saying thank you very much!

Grandma! Look at that!

Stop. David! Leave it alone!

It might crawl away and hide!

David.

It's better to see it than to have it hide.

Things that hide are more dangerous and scary.

-There's been no water all day? -Yeah.

I should check the pipes.

He thinks I don't know.

We can't afford more water. He used it all on the crops.

What are we going to do?

I'm sure we'll borrow more from the bank.

Daddy, where are you going?

I wanna come, too.

No. Go inside.

Mom.

I'll take care of our family.

Don't work too hard.

So, where did you get all that water?

David and I hauled it over from the minari creek.

David is stronger than you think, you know.

He's not supposed to do things like that.

You remember Cousin Doo-won? That big, dumb kid.

At David's age, he was much weaker.

You don't understand, Mom.

Getting hurt is all part of growing up.

Even the doctors are worried.

His heart could stop at any moment.

What are you doing?

Why aren't you sleeping? What's wrong?

Mommy said if I pray, I can see Heaven in my sleep.

Like those kids who prayed to see Heaven?

Are you scared?

It's all right. You don't have to go see Heaven.

Saying such nonsense to a kid.

But... I already prayed.

I already asked to see it.

But now, I don't want to go.

Then David...

Pray this instead.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

"No thank you... Heaven."

But what if I go to Hell?

Why are you worrying about that already?

I don't want to die.

Come here, David.

Grandma won't...

Grandma won't let you die.

Who? Who dares to scare my grandson like this?

Don't worry. Grandma won't let you die.

Who dares?

You'll be fine.

You don't have to see Heaven.

♪ Minari, minari ♪

♪ Wonderful, wonderful ♪

♪ Minari ♪

♪ Wonderful ♪

♪ Wonderful ♪

♪ Minari ♪

♪ Minari ♪

♪ Minari... ♪

♪ Minari, minari ♪

♪ Wonderful, wonderful ♪

♪ Minari ♪

What?

Grandma.

Hmm.

Grandma?

Grandma!

Grandma, why did you wet the bed?

Why is she like that?

We'll call Mom from church. Get dressed.

When Jesus comes again,

what a glorious day that's gonna be.

But what are you gonna say when He asks...

I'm going to go call Mom, okay?

Okay.

...Sue from the bank...

Excuse me.

...why is Earl from the grocery store

not with us?

Why didn't you preach the good news of salvation

to those precious people?

David...

Mom took Grandma to the hospital.

When will they come home?

I don't know.

There's that cross guy.

You think he saw?

I heard he got dirt floors and he shits in a bucket.

He got no water where he lives.

Was church good?

Yes.

-There's no water? -Not yet.

That's not good...

I can get more from the minari creek.

Oh.

Stay with your friends tonight, but be careful.

We will.

How's Grandma?

Mom said we could stay with friends.

Really?

My mom's friend keeps this here.

He don't mind.

Wanna try some?

Does it hurt?

Put it like this.

It only hurts if you eat it. So don't eat it, stupid!

I'm a cowboy!

You won't get points that way.

Get a junk card. You'll get more money.

- This one? - Yeah!

Out of my way, you bastard!

This is a great game.

Yeah.

All right, boys, breakfast

is right here.

There you go.

Come here, boo. Give me a hug. Come on over here.

Come here.

Get over here. Let me look at you. You sleep good?

That's your buddy, huh?

Hey, it's good to meet you.

Go on, eat your breakfast.

How's your daddy like that new farm?

Hmm?

Good.

He growing things good, doing things right?

Yes.

That's good.

I knew the fella who was there before.

- Who? - Bucky Reed.

He went flat broke.

Boom.

I guess it's what a man does.

You tell your mom I was here all night.

Okay.

And you help your dad on that farm. All right?

You hear me?

All right, Johnnie,

I'll see you in a little while, all right?

I'm going to work.

Grandma...

What are you looking at, Grandma?

Leave it...

It will hide...will hide.

Anne, come over here.

What's wrong with Grandma?

Grandma had a stroke, she needs to rest.

Why did it happen?

It's my fault.

This happened because I was selfish.

Grandma will be okay, Mom.

My daughter's so grown-up. Worrying about her mom.

Always looking after her brother, too.

I'm sorry.

I won't let this happen again.

Mom wants to go back to California

because of Grandma.

When?

First, they're going to check your heart, and then decide.

Would you rather live with Mom or Dad?

I don't know.

Me neither.

David. David.

Paul.

Oh. Thank you so much.

David, help Grandma.

David

I told you to help Grandma.

Here, Mom.

For... David... Him...him.

Hmm. Oh, sorry.

But don't put that kimchi too far away. I like it.

Oh!

It made me sweat on my head.

- You know? - You okay?

I'm good.

You're our first guest here.

I'm honored.

Hmm.

Hmm.

I'm gonna put some oil in here.

Paul, she sees something here.

- Right here? - Yeah, yeah.

Look out.

Look out, it's gonna...

Cast you out!

Cast you out! Cast you out!

Hear our prayer, oh, Heavenly Father.

Hear this prayer. Come down, Jesus, to me, oh, Lord.

Only you can heal. Only you can heal her.

It feels different, doesn't it?

Mmm, yeah.

It feels like, lighter. Yes, yes.

I feel light. Ah!

Thank you. Thank you, Paul. Thank you so much.

Thank you. Uh, wait here.

I have something here. Yeah. Okay.

Hey.

Do you... Do you want me to...

To pray for you and...

If you want.

Why?

No need.

I meant...

Come early tomorrow, okay? Lot of work.

You said he was strange, now you ask him to do this?

When did I say that?

He wanted to help us. We should be grateful.

What did you tell him about us?

Why would I tell him anything?

It's your fault, Grandma.

It's all because of you.

You shouldn't have come to America.

108 degrees today,

which beats the record all to smithereens.

It was 101 set way on back in the 50s.

Let's take a look right now at the full heat wave.

There it is, 17 days' worth. And...

Mom, look over here.

There's food in the fridge. No need to heat it up, okay?

It's okay. You don't have to help.

Watch TV and rest. We'll be home late.

Mmm-hmm.

Don't worry.

Thank you so much, Mom.

We'll be back.

Hmm.

You're good. This one's good.

-This one's good. Okay.

They're all good.

Wait, wait, wait.

Okay, just one more thing.

It's good. What do you think

they're gonna say when they see that?

Jacob.

This good. Okay, this good.

It's good. Yes.

Hey.

They won't say no. They won't say no.

Okay. Okay.

I love these.

It's a very exciting move. It's a very important move.

Jacob...

- O... Okay. - Yes!

You're bringing that inside?

It's too hot out here.

Where will you put it?

Okay.

I'll park downstairs. Go ahead.

We're here for David.

Okay. Go on in.

Thank you.

All right.

All right, buddy.

You can sit up, get dressed,

and go wait in the waiting room. How's that sound?

- Good. Thank you. - Thank you.

Is he okay?

We don't know.

The doctor will tell us.

Here we go. Good job!

Life was so difficult in Korea.

Remember what we said when we got married?

That we'd go to America and save each other.

I remember.

Instead of saving each other

all we did was fight. Is that why he's sick?

Jacob.

Can't you come with us?

I can't do this without you.

You're the one who wants to leave.

We'll go broke living here.

In California, we could easily pay off our debt.

By chicken sexing until we die.

Think about the kids.

They need to see me succeed at something for once.

For what?

Isn't it more important that we stay together?

You go ahead and do what you want.

Even if I fail, I have to finish what I started.

Mr. and Mrs. Yi?

Ready to see you now.

Kids. Let's go.

Okay, see,

this is where blood flows out, like a door.

Open, close, open, close.

You see how close the hole is here?

Now this is why the California doctor wanted to wait

till he's a bit older before surgery.

But, and are you ready?

It looks like the hole is getting smaller.

- What? - It's still there,

but in comparing measurements,

it's a significant improvement.

All right, this means we can rule out surgery,

and we can see if the hole closes up on its own.

This is very good news.

But sound has gotten louder.

Yes. Sometimes, as the hole gets smaller,

the sound gets louder.

Loud is good.

Are we happy?

Yes, I'm happy. Thank you.

Good job!

Must be the Ozark water.

Whatever it is you're doing, don't change a thing.

Good!

Look, it's kimbap!

Hey, what are these?

I'm guessing some kind of...

Beans?

Or maybe it's seeds.

It kind of looks like peanuts.

-Anne, don't touch it. -Okay.

Kinda looks like peanuts chopped in half.

Yeah.

It's a very good idea.

Many Koreans are moving to Oklahoma City.

Yes, and most of your produce comes from California.

It arrives in worse shape and doesn't taste as good.

We're only five hours away.

Very good.

Then...

When should we start?

Let's start next week.

Okay.

Thank you.

Please keep these as samples.

Oh.

Thank you very much!

Thank you!

Have a good day.

Did you see?

They have so many Korean foods.

This is such perfect timing.

The owner said so himself.

Mom must be in shock. She's speechless.

Anne, take David to the car.

Monica.

Monica.

What is it?

You're really asking because you don't know?

At the hospital...

You chose the farm over our family.

It's different now.

Everything worked out.

We can live together when things are good,

but when they're not, we fall apart?

Let's just stop, okay?

Now, we can make money and live without worries.

So, you're saying...

We can't save each other, but money can?

But Jacob...

Things might be fine now.

But I don't think they will stay that way.

I know this won't end well and I can't bear it.

I've lost my faith in you.

I can't do this anymore.

Okay.

It's done.

You haven't left yet?

We're heading out now.

I'll see you next week.

What's that smell?

It smells like smoke.

Jacob...

Stay in the car!

Stay in the car!

Jacob!

-Grandma! -Grandma!

Mom, are you okay?

What happened?

Mom!

Jacob!

Mom!

Jacob!

Honey!

Get out! Get out of here!

Mom!

Dad!

Dad! Dad!

Grandma!

You stay here, okay?

Grandma!

Honey!

Honey!

Honey!

Grandma!

Grandma!

Grandma, where are you going?

-Grandma! -Grandma!

Grandma!

Grandma!

Grandma!

Grandma!

Grandma!

Grandma, this is the wrong way.

Grandma.

Our house is back there.

Grandma!

Please don't leave, Grandma.

Come home with us.

Yeah. Mark it.

That be where it is.

It's growing well on its own.

David.

Grandma picked a good spot.

Looks tasty.

Here, David.