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AGILES, PHILIPPINES, 2015

Hello.

Second Floor, 203.

Okay, okay. We're almost there.

203.

KOREA TOWN

MIN'S CONSULTING

Help. Help me.

GANGNAM SALON BEAUTY, HAIR SALON

Hey, Moosik.

Do you know the saying, "there are no permanent flowers"?

What?

It's about flowers.

No flower can bloom for ten days.

Cherry blossoms and forsythia, they all die in ten days.

That's what it means.

Just look at that.

The flowers have all fallen.

It's not "permanent flowers." It's "everlasting flowers."

There are, "There are no everlasting flowers."

It's a metaphor for political power. You really need to study more, okay?

It means political power doesn't mean anything in the end,

and neither does life.

That everything's meaningless and vain. That's what it means.

God.

You're embarrassing. Pathetic.

All right.

Wait,

why did you bring that up all of a sudden?

Are you trying to tell me something?

Oh.

No, I'm just saying, life is just like that.

Welcome.

Hey.

Yes, Moosik.

I'll go in there alone, and you wait out here.

Wait...

Hello, Mr. Cha! How are you?

Good.

This way, please.

Your favorite spot.

Yes.

Usual order?

Looks like a slow day, huh?

Maybe they're all at the beach, enjoying the sun, sir.

Was there an American looking for me?

No, so far, sir.

Excuse me, I'll just get your order.

He's here.

Come on, hurry.

Hey! Hey, get out!

Get out!

Get out!

- Hey, hey, hey, stop right there. - Don't move!

Put it down!

Put it down!

Put your guns down!

Put it down!

Put it down!

- Put it down! - Put it down!

That's right.

Put your hands up.

Cha Moosik, you are under arrest

for the murder of Seokjun Min.

What?

I said, you are under arrest for the murder of Seokjun Min.

You know who I am?

Yes, I know who you are.

This is a fucking mistake.

No, you're the mistake.

Put handcuffs on him.

These fucking bastards.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

Team two!

Handcuff that man

and get him in the police car!

BUREAU OF IMMIGRATION, PHILLIPPINES

NBI

The number one fugitive Cha Moosik

from South Korea has been arrested for murder.

- He has just arrived... - He murdered Seokjun Min.

- Hey, hey, hey... - You two, why don't... Come out.

Excuse me, excuse me.

Sir, sir!

Sir, why you murdered Seokjun Min?

Sir.

Sir, why you murdered Seokjun Min, sir?

Everyone, please settle down.

Have a seat.

The press conference will begin shortly.

We'll now start the press conference.

Time for questions.

First question.

Yes, ma'am.

Thank you.

Why did you murder Mr. Min?

Okay, second question?

Yes, sir.

You two were known to be very close.

Did something happen between you?

And was that the reason for murder?

Next question.

Yes, sir.

Do you also admit to killing the three Chinese gang members?

Okay, next question.

Yes, ma'am.

There's also an allegation that you killed another person.

Do you admit to that as well?

Fuck this shit.

BIG BET

CASINO BAR

GYEONGNAM, YANGSAN, 1972

Let me tell you a bit about my life so far.

My family was very poor when I was young,

so my mother left me at a daycare.

She said she'd come get me in a month,

but I was already spending my second spring there.

They never had enough food at the daycare.

- It's seaweed soup again. - Chew your food well, okay?

Then you can eat the noodles.

I don't like the noodles. It's too salty.

Well, I like it.

Can I have a lot of the noodles?

Just a bit more.

Come on.

Don't you see the kids lined up behind you?

You can eat that, and if you still want more, you can come back.

- Go. - She always says that.

I want the seaweed soup.

I wish I could eat some meat.

If you boil some chicken and drink the stew...

Have you ever had fried chicken?

You can fry chicken?

Of course!

It's so good when you fry it.

It's like eating chips.

Don't lie to me. You've never had fried chicken.

I swear I've had it before.

I had some when I went to the town.

They fry it in a big metal pot and sell it.

Really?

But that doesn't matter. I don't have any money.

How about we catch some fire ants and sell them?

The old guy at the herbal medicine store said he'd give me money for fire ants.

And where are we going to find those fire ants?

You know the tiger's cave down there?

There are tons of fire ants there.

Really?

Yeah!

Hey,

what if a tiger actually comes out of there?

Th-There aren't any tigers in there.

I-It's all a lie.

I'm scared, Moosik.

Be quiet and follow me.

Ah! That stings! Oh, that stings! That stings!

Come on, hurry up!

Ugh!

Hurry up. Get them in the bag. Hurry!

Hey, move faster! Get them in the bag!

We caught some fire ants.

Huh?

Fire ants.

Okay, okay.

My god, you idiots!

You could die from getting bitten by fire ants!

We're not going to die.

We'll get you some more.

Never mind that. Do you have a death wish?

Hey.

All right.

Next time, bring me some centipedes.

- Centipedes? - Yeah.

Okay.

Centipedes?

Let's go.

If you do that...

Hold on a moment.

Let's eat!

See? Believe me now?

Wow, it looks so delicious.

Hey, go away.

500 WON FRIED CHICKEN 500

You'll chase away all my customers.

We can pay for it.

That's not even close to being enough.

- When they're gone, they're gone! - Get lost.

FRIED CHICKEN

Hey, go away!

Do you guys have any money?

We can't buy one with what we have,

so let's play rock-paper-scissors

and give one person all our money.

Okay, deal.

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

I won!

I already won two rounds!

Give me 100 won.

Next.

I hope you win.

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

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

Give me 100 won.

Here.

Let's bet all the money we both have.

How much do you have?

Are you dumb?

I have 400 won.

If I lose...

I'll catch ten centipedes for you.

You can exchange them for 500 won at the herbal medicine store.

Really? Can you really catch centipedes?

Of course, I can.

Fine. Let's do it.

Please win!

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

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

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

HARVEST SEASON DAYCARE

What a pig.

I can't believe he ate that big chicken all by himself.

You shouldn't have suggested pooling the money.

Well, if you're going to eat something, you should have a good meal.

It's better to not eat anything if you can't eat all of it.

Ugh.

There's nothing here.

Jonghyun!

What?

Why is this so hard to chew?

Just eat it.

- And why is it so salty? - What are you guys doing?

What did you just eat?

- Nothing. - Nothing.

What happened to your face?

Hold still.

Those were for the pigs. Why the heck did you eat them?

When is my mother coming back?

Be quiet.

I don't want you to pass this on to the other kids. Stay right here, okay?

- Yes, ma'am. - Yes, ma'am.

My goodness.

This is all because of you!

Ugh.

No, it's because of you!

Ugh.

Jonghyun, I'm going to get out of here.

Where will you go?

To a big town.

I bet there's a lot of food there.

Have you ever been to Daegu?

I heard it's huge.

You idiot, Seoul's even bigger.

Seoul?

Hey, I heard that people get mugged there all the time.

Don't lie.

I'm not lying.

They mug everybody who's from the countryside.

No way.

HARVEST SEASON DAYCARE

Huh?

Maybe we have a visitor.

I hope it's my mom.

In your dreams.

Thank you.

Oh, no problem.

Mother!

Moosik!

HOPE ORPHANAGE

Moosik!

Moosik.

I'm a bit late, aren't I?

But it's okay. I'm here now.

Did you miss me?

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry, Moosik.

- At the time... - I'm so sorry, Moosik.

...mothers rarely came back

for their children that they left at a daycare.

Life was still tough for her...

- Mom... - ...but she must have felt guilty.

GYEONGBUK, YEONGJU, 1975

Hello there.

This way.

My mother worked hard to make a living,

doing chores for other families

I can do that.

At the time, paychecks weren't really a thing.

All she received for her work was the leftover food

from the banquets.

Wow! Look at that!

- Let's show it to the old man. - My goodness.

Hold on.

Look at how many you caught.

One, two...

Wow, you caught 30!

The old woman who lived at the tile-roofed house

gave me a single won for each tadpole that I brought her.

I had a lot of fun making money that way.

Thanks.

Bring me some again, okay?

Moosik!

Moosik.

Take this back home.

Go on. Hurry.

Go on!

Aren't you going to say hello?

That's right.

My father was a pretty famous gangster

in Gyeongsang Province.

People called him the General.

He was always going in and out of prison.

What's up with these side dishes?

Sorry. We don't have a lot of money...

Hey, are you seeing some other guy?

What?

I bet it makes you happy when I'm not here.

Right?

What have you been up to all this time?

Are you cheating on me?

My goodness.

I've been looking after you this entire time while you were in prison.

What are you talking about?

If I were having an affair, I wouldn't be here right now.

I would have run away already.

Do you have a death wish? Don't you dare glare at me.

Mother!

The teacher told me to bring you to school.

Your teacher wants to see me?

Did you get into trouble?

No, I didn't.

Then why?

You can go with me.

NEW VILLAGE

So for "diligent," you would say

- "lazy," right? - Yes, ma'am.

Then what about "mountains"?

"Field."

Very good. How about "in front"?

"Behind."

And what about "narrow"?

"Wide."

Sir, there's just too much

that Moosik doesn't know.

He cannot keep up with the class at all.

Come on.

Students come to school to learn.

Why would they come here if they already know everything?

Still,

he's in fourth grade right now,

but he can't even read Korean very well.

Uh, I think he skipped a lot of classes when he was in first and second grade.

Since we can't teach Moosik

how to read and write Korean

in fourth grade classes...

...the only way he'll be able to catch up

is if you and his mother teach him to read at home.

'75 YEONGJU NEW VILLAGE MOVEMENT RALLY

WE BUY AND SELL OLD BOOKS

A WOMAN'S LIFE

Here, read this.

You brat.

Look.

"A."

"A."

- "Woman's." - "Woman's."

Now, together.

"A woman's."

What's that mean?

A girl.

Yeah, a girl.

A girl's "life."

That's, you know...

Uh...

So it's about how girls live, or something like that, okay?

Uh, "author."

"Maupassant."

You need to read more.

You need to read if you want to be worth anything.

Okay?

- Here. - Okay.

Eat this.

I know you're not educated,

but I can't believe that you never taught him how to read.

Well, uh, I thought he would learn at school. I didn't know.

My goodness. Damn it.

You're pathetic.

Oh. Hey.

I'm planning on doing some business in here,

so don't say a word to anybody, all right?

You understand?

Yes.

- Come on, come on, come on. - Huh?

Just hold on a second.

We're in no rush here, come on.

Come on, show us.

- Damn it. - Here.

- Hey, just hold on a minute. - Damn.

Fuck.

Okay, okay, okay. I need some positive energy.

- Come on, send it! - Good God.

You never know until you do it.

Shuffle them. Come on, pass them around.

I got it, I got it.

Hey, hey, hey. Shut up for a minute.

Send it, hurry up.

Ugh.

- That one's bad. That one's real bad. - Damn it.

Shit.

You fucking idiot.

I told you to fold on my signal!

- You fucking idiot. I had a pair of aces. - You fucking idiot.

I had a full house, aces full, so if you were holding a pair of aces,

that wouldn't have worked, you dumb shit.

Fuck, fine.

Man, you're such a fucking idiot.

Shit.

Damn it, fuck! Don't you know how much money we could have gotten with that?

Fuck, okay!

I had such a good feeling about this one, though, you know?

You fucking idiot, you use your skills to make money, not guts.

- Fuck. - Hey.

If you cheat, then I'll cut your damn hands off.

You understand?

- Yeah. - Okay.

Now get back in there.

Hey, what are you doing?

This is the right one. Here. Look, look!

All right, let's do this.

Are you really trying to pull that right now?

Ouch, that's hot.

Look here.

Ugh.

- Here's your ramen. - Okay.

Is it stove-cooked?

- Yes, it is. Yes. - Wow, that looks delicious.

- Enjoy. - Okay, here you go.

Can I get a Bacchus-D?

Do we have any Bacchus-D?

No, we don't.

Hey, Moosik.

Don't just watch. Get that out here.

Go to Sinjang-ro

- and get me two boxes of Bacchus-D. - All right, all right...

That's more like it.

Okay.

ILSUNG CHITTERLINGS

Who is it?

It's me.

My goodness.

Who?

You're the General's son!

What do you need?

I need two boxes of Bacchus-D.

Bacchus-D?

All right.

My goodness, hey, hey.

I can't believe you're going through all this trouble so late at night.

Here, take it.

- Thank you, sir. - Sure.

Bye, now.

Here.

That's not fair.

- See? You lost. - Fuck... I lost.

Come on.

- Thank you. - Here you go.

Let's see them. Come on, come on, come on!

- Damn it. - You can look at them later.

All right, let's go, let's go.

- Why am I only getting shitty hands? - Here, you can have them all.

Here it is, here it is.

- You, too. - Oh, right. Here you go.

Take this around.

I call your 5 million and add another 20.

I got all my money.

It's all right.

Wow, I guess it's my lucky day today.

One more. I'm not getting any good ones.

Huh?

Hold on.

Show us, show us, show us...

There it comes, just like that...

Write them down a hundred times each.

Okay.

That's when I started to really enjoy studying.

I liked it when my father taught me things.

But then...

Didn't I tell you to not even think about cheating? Huh?

Didn't I? You asshole!

And who the hell do you think you are?

- Hey, you asshole. - I'm sorry, Kyungduk!

I told you not to do it, you asshole!

You fucking dimwits.

You fucking idiots.

My father went to prison again after beating people up.

After that, his guests suddenly stopped coming to our house.

Moosik.

What...

are we going to do now?

WATCH REPAIRS

My mother and I went to Daejeon

after hearing that my father was at the prison there.

You know, it's a strange thing.

My father beat her so many times,

but she went off to take care of him again while he was in prison.

PIGEON TRAIN

PAYPHONE

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT STORE BIG BARGAIN SALE

YEONCHUN STEW RESTAURANT

So,

you've moved up here for good?

Yeah.

Uh...

We don't have a place to stay.

Can you give us a room if I work here for you?

Can you do food deliveries, too?

Of course.

Hey.

You can't eat that. That's for the customers.

Here, you can eat this.

Also, the granny's grandson is studying, so you can't be too loud, okay?

Shh! Okay?

Okay.

WAITING ROOM WATCH THE IRON HORSE RACE!

All right, pick one, pick one.

Please buy some newspapers.

- Okay, I'm going to make a move. - Go for it.

- Please buy some newspapers. - Newspapers for sale.

All right, let's go home.

Huh? Moosik!

Huh? Jonghyun, is that you?

I never thought I'd see you here.

What are you doing here?

What about you?

This is weird. I didn't think I'd run into you here, either.

Right? It's good to see you.

Why are you so thin?

I ran away from the orphanage.

I was too hungry.

Hey, what are you doing right now?

Are you selling newspapers?

Yeah. If I manage to sell one of these, what I get is pretty nice.

I get paid for selling them.

Really?

Yeah!

PARK JONGHYUN

All right, how much for one copy of newspapers?

Seventy won.

Okay. If you bring back 70 won, I take 50 won,

and you take 20 won.

- Do you understand? - Yes, sir.

But if you sell less than five copies,

then you'll get smacked once for every copy

that you didn't sell, all right?

Yes, sir.

Well, go and sell them, then.

Give me more.

Don't be cocky. Get out.

Give me more. Give me 100 copies.

Hey!

It's already hard to sell five copies.

Are you crazy?

I can sell them all.

I want 100 copies, please.

Please buy some newspapers.

Newspapers for sale.

N-Newspapers for sale.

- Newspapers for sale. - Newspapers for sale.

Newspapers for sale. Please buy one...

Newspapers for sale.

Newspapers for sale.

Pretty lady,

can you buy some newspapers? Please?

How much is it?

It's 70 won.

Hold on.

I don't need the change.

Thank you!

Hey!

How come you don't give them their change?

That's the only way that I'll make a profit.

You should try this too and tell them that it's 100 won.

What are you talking about?

Newspapers for sale.

DON'T PURCHASE ILLEGAL TICKETS THAT ARE DESTROYING OUR SOCIAL ORDER

Please buy some newspapers.

Pretty lady, please buy some newspapers.

Please?

SOONYANG THEATER

FULLY HEATED SOONYANG THEATER

SHOWTIMES

- Where are we going today? - Really?

I don't want to go to a billiard room.

Newspapers for sale.

Newspapers for sale.

Honey, you should buy some newspapers.

Here, kid. How much for one?

- 100 won. - MAN 6:100 won?

What are you doing?

Please buy some newspapers.

THE CHILDREN'S DAILY, NEWSPAPERS

Step aside.

How many do you have left?

Th-Three, sir.

You've been so lazy recently.

So lazy!

Get out!

Damn it.

Hey, put up your damn hands!

Hey, what's up with you two?

Why did you come back so soon?

Where are your newspapers?

We sold them all, sir.

Now you're lying to me?

Hey, you know the type of people that I hate the most? Liars.

What are you doing?

Yes, sir.

Oh, hello there.

- See you later. - Yes, yes, sir.

- Where's boss? - He's in his office.

Okay.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm back.

Hey, come take a seat.

Why?

"Why"? Look at this. What's happening here?

We're supposed to be making more money.

Well...

Don't even start. You have 300 machines out there,

but you made only 1.5 billion won.

The Five way Gang didn't send any money.

Then tell them to send it.

I did. Do you really think that I didn't?

They just cussed me out.

Hey, just don't do any business with gangsters from now on.

None of those assholes are paying up.

Just don't do business with them.

The Five way Gang?

Yeah.

How much money do they owe you?

They were supposed to give me 1.5 billion.

Jonghyun, can you just go after them and send them a message?

Go after them?

I can't just do that out of nowhere.

Why? They're dealing illegal gift cards, too.

Can't you just go bust them?

Hey, everyone's doing that nowadays.

And how exactly am I supposed to go after them anyway, huh?

Come on, you can just find a reason to go after them. Anything.

I know you can do it. Come on.

Hey!

Yeah?

Do you think I'm your employee?

You little moron.

You think you can act all arrogant now because you gave me some money?

I'm not trying to act arrogant.

I'm just asking you to do something about it.

I'm asking you for a favor right now.

How am I being arrogant?

If I step in, then they'll come after you too.

Can you handle that?

No, of course, I can't. That's why I came to talk to you.

- Chiyoung. - Yeah.

If you're that desperate,

then you can go talk to Moosik.

Moosik?

Nobody is better than Moosik when it comes to something like this.

We're here, sir.

- Oh, we are? - Yes, sir.

Sir, you forgot this.

Oh, right. Okay.

- Just wait right there. - Yes, sir.

- Okay? - Yes, sir.

Don't go anywhere.

Global talent?

CHA ENGLISH ACADEMY

"Cha English Academy." Cha...

And don't forget your homework, okay?

- Okay. - Bye-bye.

The doors are closing. The doors are closing.

CHA ENGLISH ACADEMY "ENGLISH IS EASY!!"

What did you think about the teacher?

- Thank you, ma'am. Thank you. - All right. Thank you so much.

- Of course. Hey, Nayun. - Bye.

- I'll see you later. - See you later.

Sure.

You can do it!

Moosik,

I can't believe that you've opened an academy.

This place is the best academy in Daejeon.

We have the highest number of foreign instructors.

Really?

Wow, this is hard to get used to.

By the way, what are you doing nowadays?

- Me? - Yeah.

I'm working in IT. You know, computers.

What T?

You're selling T-shirts?

IT, IT. IT is really trending nowadays.

- Hey. - Hey, there are children here.

Why are you here?

Well, I had a favor to ask of you.

But, uh,

judging by what you're doing here, I don't think it'll work out.

Moosik.

I have a great opportunity for you.

What the hell are you talking about?

Okay, spill.

Moosik, do you know how much money we make in a month?

How much?

Our net revenue alone is over 5 billion won.

On top of that, these machines are worth over 10 billion won.

I mean, these things are so in demand, they're selling like hotcakes.

Look. You set the profit rate,

and you're guaranteed regular profit. It's not even illegal.

The government supports this industry, too.

So, it's perfectly legal.

All right? You don't need to worry at all.

- Chiyoung. - Yeah?

If I do this,

can you sell me the machines at their original prices?

Of course.

Wait, wait. Hold on, hold on.

I just got this idea.

You know Mangchi, right? In Busan?

Mangchi?

Yes, yes, yes. Mangchi.

He just opened a casino bar in Busan,

and apparently, it's a huge hit.

- Yeah? - Oh, right, right, right.

He opened a casino bar?

- Yeah. The idea's from Japan... - Yeah.

...and apparently, people can legally gamble there.

- Chiyoung. - What?

I've heard of it, too.

It's pretty nice.

Uh, why don't we go down to Busan for some sashimi, then?

Sure. Let's do that.

CONVENIENCE STORE

Hey, Mangchi!

Hey, buddy! I hope the drive down here wasn't too bad.

Long time no see.

Hey, hey, you asshole.

Huh? What's this?

What?

Wow. Look at this shiny thing. So you're rich now, huh?

Hello.

Yeah, yeah.

Uh, go ahead and introduce yourself. Uh, this is Moosik. He works with me.

My goodness, hello, Moosik. I've heard a lot about you.

Oh, hello.

- It's a pleasure to meet you. - Yeah, nice to meet you too.

Uh...

Let's get you guys inside.

- Follow me. - Okay, let's go.

Chiyoung, I'll wait here.

Okay, okay. Don't do anything stupid.

This way. Right this way, please.

This way.

FISHERMEN ASSOCIATION BANK

Hey, go somewhere else. Do you have a death wish?

He said he wants me to show him some respect.

Chiyoung!

This is South Korea's first casino bar.

SONGDO MARITIME COOPERATIVE.

Hey, I won.

Do you have any money?

Wow, it's basically like what I saw in the movies.

Of course!

Who ordered the coffee? I have a coffee delivery!

Hey, you did good.

Should we get more money?

Hey, don't cry.

No.

You little bitch.

No means no.

Hey, it's looking good today.

No, there's a lot already. It's fine.

It should appear any minute now.

A bank?

This place was a bank before?

Oh, sure.

Ugh, don't even mention it.

I got screwed over last time, so I had to redo everything.

I got new tables and chips and everything.

- Hey! - Hmm...

You know, the permit for this place says that it's a bar.

We're supposed to be selling alcohol.

Isn't this illegal, then?

Hey!

We don't use any cash, so it's totally legal!

Damn it, today's not a good day.

Hey, what's this game supposed to be?

Have you ever heard of Baccarat?

- Baccarat? - Yeah.

Here, look. It's easy.

- The banker is on this side... - Yeah.

...and the player is on that side.

One of them wins.

It's odds and evens. Odds and evens.

Odds and evens?

So, how do we play?

Eh, whatever. Just try it. You'll learn fast.

Moosik, why don't you try it?

- Me? - Yeah.

Okay. I'll give it a go, then.

15, 15, 15.

- Ah... - Okay, I'm betting.

Banker out!

Sorry.

"Sorry."

- Here. - I got it!

That's right. All right, all right!

That's bad.

Don't you want to take a break?

No, I want to keep playing.

Banker natural nine, banker win.

SONGDO FISHING COOPERATIVE

FISHERMAN'S BANK

Did you lose?

No.

- Did you win anything? - I won.

You won?

Hey, Chiyoung.

I think I got the gist of it. Let's go now.

Man, I'm tired.

Sir.

He'll collect his winnings.

Wow, Moosik. You won something?

How much is it?

DEALER 2:1.9 million won, sir.

Holy jeez.

Looks like you played a good first round.

What are these?

They're vouchers. Vouchers for alcohol.

Follow me.

- You want us to follow you? - Come on.

Thank you.

PILCHARDS AND BUTTERFISH SASHIMI

Come on, follow me.

Where did he go?

Uh, right here.

Where is he?

Wake the hell up!

Let's work, let's work!

Oh, hello!

Ugh, Jesus Christ.

My god, you reek of alcohol. Ugh.

You've been drinking!

- Here, exchange these. - Yes, sir.

You asshole, this thing is worth 800 thousand won. It's 30 years old!

How much in total?

1.9 million won, 1.9 million!

Wow, he won a lot.

I'm going to kill you, you little shit.

Here you go.

Here.

Follow me.

Goodbye, sir.

All right, right this way.

- Come in. - Oh, welcome.

Hey. Can you exchange this alcohol for me?

Sure.

Wow, you brought a lot today.

Oh, so are you doing it like this because of the restrictions?

Exactly.

If you do it like this, it's all legal.

There's nothing illegal about it.

This right here is a completely healthy business.

So the house just takes a ten percent fee, and that's it?

Oh, yeah.

The customers keep the rest of the winnings.

But if you lose all your money...

Hey,

don't you worry.

The thing about gambling is,

the house will always win.

No matter how hard they try,

they can never beat the house.

Here you go.

Thanks.

Moosik.

Congratulations.

I'm back.

Oh, you're back!

Chiyoung.

Ask Moosik if he had fun.

Did you have fun?

- Hey. Chiyoung. - Yeah.

Let's do this.

I think we'll need a lot of people, then.

We'll need to change the money outside and exchange it, too.

There's no need to make things so complicated.

We can just give it to them in cash.

I'll take care of the cops.

You need to go to Jeongseon and get me some dealers.

How many do you want?

About 12, and I want the good ones.

While you're doing that, I'll find us a place.

- Okay. - Hey, Sangchul.

Yes?

You know your way around Daejeon, right?

Yeah, really well.

Okay, let's take a look around together.

NIGHT CLUB EXTREME

Chest.

Head.

Stomach, chest, chest, chest!

Huh?

Hello.

What are you doing? Dancing in the moonlight?

Where is the place?

It's on the second floor, right up there.

They're not getting any business here. No customers at all.

Where should I park?

You can just park right up there.

You want me to park?

No, you can step out. I'll park the car.

LIVE ALL-IN PULL

Hey, why is this place so empty at this time of day?

Welcome in.

How does this place make enough to even afford the rent?

Yeah, these are pretty rough times.

The economy isn't doing well at all.

- Are you the owner? - Yeah.

Can I talk with you for a moment?

What is it?

Wait, so,

even if you sold this place,

you wouldn't get any entitlement fees, would you?

Entitlement, my ass.

I just wish somebody would pay the overdue rent.

What about the facility fees, then?

Nobody's paying facility fees right now. The economy is slower than ever.

How much is the deposit for this place?

Ten million.

Ten million?

Ma'am...

...hear me out.

I'll give you ten million won for the deposit

and throw in another 20 million to make up for the money you've been losing.

If you leave everything here and just walk away,

I'll talk to an acquaintance of mine

and make sure that this place gets sold for a good price.

Then we can call it even.

How's that sound?

Thirty million won?

Yeah.

Well, if you want to take anything with you, feel free to do that.

Oh, my.

It's fine. I don't want to take anything.

But can you really give me 30 million won?

Ma'am, do I look like I'm joking?

If you can't believe me, we can sign a contract right now. Okay?

I'll give you the money up front. But...

you can't complain, no matter how high of a price I can get

for this place through my acquaintance.

Okay?

Oh, of course.

Okay, one, two, three!

Fuck, what are we even doing here?

Moosik!

We cleaned out the place.

- Oh, yeah? - Yeah.

- Come here. - Okay.

- Hey, if you're done with that... - Yeah.

...get me a really good carpenter.

How many carpenters?

Well, we'll need about six casino tables.

Uh, just get as many as you can.

All right.

Hey, Moosik!

I've recruited 12 dealers!

When are they coming?

I told them to come down here over the weekend.

- Okay. Come over here. - Okay.

- All right, then. - Yeah.

Now, go and get me

two of the best cooks in Daejeon.

Best cooks?

You know, the ladies who work at that really famous restaurant.

Uh...

Okay, okay.

By the way, we don't have a place for people to sleep in.

Where are the dealers going to sleep?

We can just rent some rooms at a motel nearby. Don't worry.

Hey,

I think the dealers will all run away if we make them work 12-hour shifts

or something like that.

KARAOKE

LIVE ALL-IN

Excuse me, sir.

- Hello. - Hello.

- By any chance... - Yeah?

...do you know anybody who specializes in temporary buildings?

Oh, of course. One of my friends does.

- Really? - Yeah.

That's great.

I want a sandwich panel dorm on the rooftop up there.

- What? - It should be able to house

about 12 people.

- Uh, I'll give him a call, then. - All right. That'd be great.

Sure, sure.

All righty.

Fuck it, let's give this a shot.