All language subtitles for Once Again E50

Here you go.

That's good.

It sure is.

Here.

Pork is the best meat ever

-Meat!
-All right.

Wait.

Lo and behold.

This is my first time cooking rice
in a camping pot.

Ta-da.

-What…
-It's burnt.

What…

What happened?

You said you were good at cooking rice.

The wind kept blowing the flames out,

so I turned it up.

Jae-seok.

-It's on fire!
-Fire!

What do we do?

-Fire!
-I don't have a fire extinguisher.

-I'm sure the wind will blow it out.
-No.

-The meat…
-Save the meat first!

The meat.

That's hot!

How can there be no stars in the sky?

Is it because it rained today?

This isn't at all like what I expected.

The rice got burned
and the grill caught on fire.

On top of that,
there are no stars in the sky.

Right.

Who knew it'd rain during our wedding?

Reality can really be different
from our expectations.

I thought we'd see a shower of stars

and hear bugs in the grass and trees.

But I'm still loving this.

I may not have the stars, but I have you.

Same here.

Instead of the bugs,
you're here whispering in my ear.

It's true

how our married life

can be different
from what we expect it to be.

Let's not be disappointed though.

We can make up for things as we go along.

Got it.

Making up for what others lack
is my specialty.

All right then.

Why don't we go to bed?

All right.

Let's get some sleep.

Let's sleep.

This is nice.

Honey, come over here.

Is Mother asleep?

The wedding must've drained her.
She fell asleep right away.

You did very well today, Mr. Yoon.

To marry off your only brother,

you pulled off a one-man show,
hosting and singing.

I just wanted to.

I was like his father to him.

I know.

How do you feel, by the way?

I'm perfectly fine.

Since we're both feeling okay,

how about a drive on the way back?

A drive? Sounds nice.

What is it? Do you feel unwell?

It's my stomach.

Your stomach? What about it?

Where and how does it hurt? Is it bad?

No.

It'll get better after a while.

Hey. Na-hee. Are you okay? Hey.

OB-GYN RECEPTION SECOND FLOOR

Be careful.

Have a seat.

Here you go.

What's going on? Is there an issue?

How is it? Does your stomach still hurt?

No, it's much better now.

Anyway, what's going on?

There's no need to be nervous.

Abdominal pain is common during pregnancy
due to the contractions of the womb.

However…

Why didn't I see this before?

What is it?

I see two babies now.

I must've missed it last time
because one of them was hiding.

Two… What?

Are you saying…

You're having twins. Fraternal twins.

-What…
-Congratulations.

-What?
-Twins?

She says we're having twins.

Na-hee, pinch my cheek for me.

There's no need, this isn't a dream.

Right?

My gosh.

So the reality is that
we're going to have twins.

My goodness.

Fraternal twins. Seriously?

I was so jealous of my friend with twins.

I'm over the moon right now.

Is it really something
to be that thrilled about?

What? Yes! Of course it is.

Don't worry about anything
and leave everything to me.

Just be as you are
and let me take care of you. Na-hee…

My gosh.

YONGJU TRADITIONAL MARKET

Are the kids having fun
on their honeymoon?

They must be
because their voices seemed hyper.

Why wouldn't they?
They're with the one they love.

Even at the wedding, you could tell
that Jae-seok is head over heels for her.

I like his sweet attitude too.

You lucked out
with your youngest son-in-law.

You're right. I agree.

Judging by how you're practically glowing,

something good must be going on
in your life too.

I heard it all, so spill.

-Spill!
-Gosh, it's not like that.

We only had dinner together once.

It's not just one meal.

The first meal leads to another one
and another one.

That's how it happens.

It's not like that. Don't be so silly.

Gosh.

Yes, it's me.

No, I haven't eaten yet.

My goodness!

Did you see her get all cute just now?

Can you believe it?

What if she ends up getting married
before me?

You're getting ahead of yourself again.

Like always, you're overreacting.

What do you mean I'm overreacting?

Anything can happen in life, you know.

Yeong-dal, are you not fond
of the film director?

Don't get him started.

He's been saying
how Yeong-suk's too good for him.

Objectively speaking,
that's utterly absurd, Yeong-dal.

Especially considering his age
and good looks.

What about his good looks?

You should know that

Yeong-suk is so cute
thanks to her fair complexion.

She doesn't seem older than him at all.

I'm not saying that she looks old, but…

-My sister looks young for her age.
-It's just that he's handsome.

Ok-ja, please.

-Na-hee? Yes, it's me.
-She isn't too good…

Did you sleep well?

I bet you were exhausted yesterday.

Wait.

What?

Twins?

Really? You're having twins?

I can't believe it.

I'm having two grandchildren at once.

How can we be so lucky?

You have no idea how grateful I am.

Goodness me.

-My gosh.
-Isn't it amazing?

I can't believe Na-hee's having twins.

The thought never even crossed my mind.
Aren't you amazed as well?

Honey, calm down for a second.
Are you that happy?

I don't know how they feel about this,
but I'm thrilled.

It must be a reward
for all the hardship she went through.

I know. I feel the same way.

Honey, the news is enough to fill me up
for the day.

Since it's just you and me,
let's just eat the leftovers.

Hold on. Let me call Na-hee first.

Take your time with her
and leave dinner to me today.

-Really?
-Yes.

-You?
-Yes.

Here you go.

Who would've seen this coming?

My husband cooked for me.

I did make
sweet and sour chicken sometimes.

For your daughters, but not me.

I was jealous, you know.

That's nothing.

Fine. I can do this more often.

Really?

You said you'll do it often.
Don't take it back.

Hey, I'm a man of my word.

This is so nice. My husband cooks for me.

Na-hee is having twins.

My oldest son and daughter
are running successful businesses.

Honey, I can't believe this day
has finally come.

I feel like I'm in paradise.

Sure.

Life is full of ups and downs.

I wonder what Da-hee is doing.

Is she enjoying her honeymoon?

I miss her already.

And my humorous son-in-law.

When I first saw you

I couldn't even move

Your pretty figure

Got me mesmerized

-This looks amazing.
-It must be delicious.

Look at the noodles.

-I'll give this to you.
-It looks so good.

Okay. Open it again.

I'll do it this time.

Hey, Jae-seok.

Are you any better
at riding a bike now?

Sure. Here I go.

-Hey!
-I'm off.

Honey!

Honey, give me your hand.

-I can't do it.
-Gosh.

You did it.

Hurry.

Let's go.

Mom and Dad. Da-hee and Jae-seok are home.

All right.

It's okay. Just sit.

Yes, Mother.

Look at you, Da-hee. You are glowing.

I guess you had a lot of fun
on your honeymoon.

So did you have fun? Wasn't it hard?

Yes. We had a great time.

We really did. There were a lot of places
with beautiful scenery on the south coast.

The food was also good.

It doesn't matter where you go
on your honeymoon.

Exactly. The scenery doesn't matter.

When we went to Paris for our honeymoon,
we rarely left our room.

That's when we got Seo-yeong… Gosh.

It hurts.

I was being silly again. I'm sorry.

By the way,
you didn't have to buy all this.

Gatkimchi, anchovies, and everything.

They are local specialties.

We bought what we saw.

I have some for you guys too.
Take it on your way home.

You didn't have to buy it.
I see you're doing everything others do.

All right. Thank you anyway.

Welcome to my family, Jae-seok.

-Thank you.
-Hang on.

How should I distinguish
the two sons-in-law?

Why don't you call them
number 1 and number 2?

It's not like they are robots.
Just call them Big Son and Little Son.

All right then.

Little Son.

Welcome to my family.

-Thank you.
-Welcome.

-Let's try to get along.
-Let's do that.

Welcome, Uncle Jae-seok.

-Welcome.
-Me too.

Thank you all.
I'll try to be a good family member.

Mother and Father, Ga-hee,

Hyeon-gyeong, Jun-seon,
and my nieces and nephew.

-It's a big family.
-It really is.

There are more.

Right. We're expecting more.

Gosh, you didn't have to buy all this.

My goodness. You just bought everything.

And what is this?

Mom, you should try this.

-This is really rich. Here.
-Really?

I heard it's very famous.

Mother, have you been doing well?
Did you eat well?

Yes.

Your sister and Gyu-jin

have been watching me in turns.

Oh, right. Good for Na-hee.

I almost screamed
talking to her on the phone.

I can't believe she's pregnant with twins.

That doesn't happen a lot
in a natural pregnancy.

I know.

I still can't believe that I'm going
to be a grandma of twin babies.

I heard they're fraternal twins.

I can't wait to find out
if they will be boys or girls!

-I know.
-Mom.

-Mother, we're here.
-Speak of the devil.

Have a seat.

Jae-seok, you look great.

Da-hee, did you have fun
on your honeymoon?

Yes, I did.

Gosh, it feels so strange.

Let's just try to get used to this
as soon as possible.

Jae-seok, was the trip fun?

It was very eventful, Na-hee.

But not as much as
what's been happening with you guys.

Congratulations. You are having twins!

Congratulations.

Thank you.

Congratulations, Gyu-jin.

This is nice.

Come here, Da-hee.

Okay.

This is great.

There's no place like home, right?

Sure.

The camping trip was fun,
but home is a lot better.

I agree.

Now that you've moved in,
there's no turning back.

You're mine.

So are you.

You are mine.

What? What did you just do?
How daring you are. Come here.

Stop it. Mother will hear you.

-Hush.
-Okay.

You…

Honey, study hard.
Pay attention in your classes.

Okay. Make a lot of money.

I'm running late.

See you.

Slow down. You might fall.

Bye.

I'm so glad you can drink this at least.

I know.

So what else do we need?

We need an extra bed.

We need to buy more clothes and blankets.

We should make a lot of money.

Why? Are you worried?

Raising one is already hard enough.

Do you think we can do this?
I mean the babies.

We will figure things out somehow.

Don't worry.

You can take a year's maternity leave.
And I'll take paternity leave.

Then we can leave them
at daycare or something.

Right.

I guess we can do that.

Everyone is doing it.

Sure.

I can't count on you,
but I can count on myself.

Right.

I can't count on myself,
but I do count on you, Gyu-jin.

Gosh, I have a feeling that
I'll be doing all the work.

No way.

3 YEARS LATER

It's morning. Wake up.

It's morning. Wake up.

-Wake up.
-Na-hee, wake up.

-Na-hee.
-Why? What time is it?

It's eight o'clock. We're doomed.

What? Who turned off the alarm at seven?

It must've been one of us.

-There you are.
-You're up.

-What is the crocodile doing here?
-My slippers.

Let's go eat breakfast.

Hurry. We need to wash them.

Do you like it?

There you go.

Na-hee, is it ready yet?
The kids are hungry.

-It's done.
-Okay.

Is it ready? Okay.

Let's go.

Let's go eat breakfast.

There you go.

"Mom, we are hungry."

All right.

Seong-bin, sit here.

Sit.

-Good boy.
-Ha-bin, sit here.

There you go.

-Let's eat.
-Let's eat breakfast.

-Good boy.
-Great.

Let me pull this out.

Hang on.

Hey.

Wait.

-Isn't this from yesterday?
-Yes. It's fine. It was in the fridge.

I told you to throw away the leftovers.

What if it's gone bad?

We have a fridge for a reason.
A day is okay.

Just feed them.
I need to go to the bathroom.

Hey.

Gosh.

All right. Ha-bin and Seong-bin.
Let's eat.

Go ahead and eat it.

There you go.

Seong-bin, let me help you.

I'll make some porridge with beef
for you tonight.

Just eat this.

All right. Eat.

I guess you were hungry. Let me help you.

Look at this. It's an airplane.

Hey, hurry. We need to take them
to the daycare.

Na-hee.

Do we have to send the kids to daycare?

We talked about that already.
We both used up our parental leave.

Should someone quit work to stay at home?

We can't leave the twins with our parents.
They all have jobs and hobbies.

That's not what I'm saying.

They barely eat unless I feed them,
and they're scared of strangers.

I could ask for six more months
of paternity leave…

Come on, Mr. Yoon Gyu-jin.

You got back to work less than a week ago.

The kids will get used to daycare.
Go and wash up. I'll feed them.

Get this out of Ha-bin's mouth.

Why is it so long?

Gosh, you ate a lot already.

-Have some more.
-Seong-bin isn't eating. Feed him too.

Eat your breakfast!

-Hello.
-Hello.

-Take good care of them for me.
-Don't worry.

See you later today.

What are you doing?

Miss.

My sons must nap for at least two hours.

They fall asleep faster
if you rub their tummies.

Their favorite snack is grapes.

You must never feed them the skins.

She knows much more than us. Let's go.

-See you at the end of the day.
-Bye.

Warm their milk for them.

-Bye.
-Goodbye.

I will see you soon.
Wait for me and don't cry.

Men don't cry!

Honey.

Wake up.

Honey.

It's time to wake up.

-What's the time, honey?
-It's 8:15 a.m.

If you eat now and get ready,
you'll be right on time.

-Here.
-We'll be late if we visit Mother.

I should eat fast.

We went to see her yesterday.

We can skip a day. Take your time.

She lives five minutes away.
We should say hi before work.

Is there more French toast? It's good.

Let's give Mother some.

Why does it feel like
we still live with her when we moved out?

Tell me the truth. Be honest.

Do you prefer my mom or me?

I'll think about it as I eat.

Come on.

Jae-seok made some French toast.

Eat it with some coffee.

My goodness.

Yesterday, it was pancakes,
today, it's French toast.

I never dreamed
that you'd love to cook, Jae-seok.

I picked it up
and realized it was quite fun.

I made an extra batch for you.

Just how you like it. Very sweet.

Stop it. I can see through you.

You don't have to drop by every morning.

I know how busy you are right before work.

We live close by.

We have the time to drop by to see you.

How is work? Is it hard?

Not at all. It's so much fun
and so rewarding.

We have to get going now
or we might end up being late.

Yes, get going.
I'll eat this and open the café.

-See you, Mom.
-Bye.

-Goodbye, Mother.
-Take care.

-Let's go.
-Okay.

My goodness. He's so sweet.

What is this?

It's too sweet.

-Walk faster. Hello.
-Hello.

We're inside. We're safe.

Are we?

Do my bangs look okay?

Look straight at me.

Okay. You look pretty.

What are you doing? We're at work.

We're not late, are we?

-We're fine if we go straight upstairs.
-You're here early today.

Did you part with the twins okay?

He refused to let go of the stroller.

You have no idea how embarrassed I was.

I didn't do anything. Let's go.

I have to go. I have a consultation.

Na-hee, Gyu-jin, darling, see you.

-Call me later.
-Okay.

-Go ahead.
-I'll call! Good luck!

-We should go too.
-Yes.

What's most important
is for you to be patient.

My niece actually refused to talk too.

My brother and his wife
were very concerned,

but eventually, she spoke
when she was ready to.

If the parents wait,

the child always catches up.

Trust me, ma'am.

Okay. Then I'll trust you and wait.

My gosh.

Ji-hyun, do you like to play with blocks?

Can I join in?

How does this work? I don't know…

Oh, dear.

A bug.

I caught a bug. Look.

It's so cheap.

We're offering a special discount today.

Meat has never been this cheap.

600g of fresh high-grade beef
is just 27,000 won.

The same price for high-grade shank too.

It's a special deal.
27,000 won for beef tartare!

Who says? The owner says.

I'll sell it for cheap
and fight my husband.

Is this Korean beef? The best grade?

Yes. I never lie about meat.

We have a customer!

Oh, welcome!

Honey, aren't you tired?
Go inside and rest.

There's no time to rest.

We have to meet today's goal.
Is that for Yeong-dal?

-I'll drop it off and be right back.
-Wait.

Make him pay the full price this time.

Why should I do that
when it's just 200 won?

We're family.

We should be more exact on this
because we're family.

This won't do. Wait here. I'll come along.

-Jeong-sik!
-Yes?

-Watch the store. I'll be back soon.
-Okay.

Hello, Mr. Song.

Hello there.

I'm here too, Yeong-dal.

The two of you came
to deliver a few chickens?

Yes, the thing is…

Come on.

I have something to say.

The price of chicken went up
by 200 won per head.

Oh, really? When?

Last month.

The raised price affected
the last two deliveries too,

but we're family,
so let's forget about that.

Starting with today's delivery,
we'll charge you at the increased price.

Is that okay?

Of course it is.
You should've said so sooner.

You fool.

You couldn't say that yourself
and had your wife come?

Well, it's not exactly like that.

I'll buy you soju next time.

Where's my sister?

Oh, is she at the culture center today?

She studies way too hard.

She might want to quit selling chicken
to open a café soon.

She's just learning it as a hobby.

But Ok-bun is very excited about it.

-Mr. Song!
-Yes?

About the clothing store that just opened,
please do something about it.

The music is so loud
that it's driving me nuts.

Why would you complain to Mr. Song?

He handed over the presidential title
long ago. Go to the current president.

You're right. I keep forgetting.

Don't you worry.

Ms. Song will be on her way already.

Okay.

Hello! Welcome!

We opened today.

Take a look. That color suits you well.

Hello.

Is this your first time
working in a market?

The music is too loud.

You're disturbing the business
of the other stores.

And the confetti.

If an elderly person were to slip on this,
they could break something.

Please turn down the music
and sweep up the confetti.

Come on.

I opened today,
and I'm trying to gain traction.

Can't you let me off for just one day?

You don't want to close up for good
after just one day, right?

Well, that is true.

When I first opened my store here,
I was exactly like you.

Here's some advice from
a senior who's been through it all.

Here, it's best to be average
and not stand out.

It's all about the community.

Also, the ladies here are no pushovers.

I get your point.

I'll turn down the music
and sweep this up. Will that do?

Separate the recyclables too.

The garbage can at the entrance
is for visitors only.

Take your trash out to the dock
in the back, okay?

Who are you, lady?

Me?

I'm the president of Yongju Market's
merchant association.

Wait.

Two tuna gimbap
and two cheese gimbap, right?

Yes.

There's soup over there,
so have that while you wait.

Sure.

Ladies, your order will be out soon.

You can take your time.

-Ms. Song.
-Yes?

What happened to your pretty employees?

The girls? They got new jobs
after completing their studies.

If we knew you were going to treat us,
we would've at least changed.

It's okay.
You're headed to the set right after this.

How did you two decide to come here
looking like that?

The set's close by
and we were on our lunch break.

We're busy with filming,
and you're busy with your job.

I missed you.

I'm loving this treatment though.

Look how clean my nails are.
Maybe we should buy a membership here.

Really? We'd love that!

We'll get to see you

and have our dates here.

-Must you pick at my nails though?
-Sorry about that.

I'm not that skilled yet
at removing cuticles.

Did it hurt?

I'm sorry.

It didn't hurt at all.

Be as inexperienced as you need to be.

There we go. It looks great.
Put your hands like this.

-Sure.
-Ta-da.

How's that? Relaxing, right?

Yes, it feels incredible.

I'd like a hand massage too.

My sons…

I wonder if they had lunch.

They're afraid of strangers,
so I bet they cried.

I can't take it anymore.

I'll just pop by to see how they are.

Boys, I'm coming.

I'm coming.

Where were you off to?

Nowhere. Where would I go?

You can't fool me.
You were off to see the kids, right?

I told you not to be this way.

It'll drag out their adjustment period.

I hear you, all right?
I won't go, darn it.

Come on then. Let's grab some lunch.

When brewing hand-drip coffee,

you must pour an adequate amount of water.

Don't pour the water only in the center.

Make sure all the ground coffee
gets soaked.

What do you think? They look better
than the last batch, right?

You roasted them well.

Once you become certified,
I'll have to buy my coffee from you.

You'd better mean it.

You can't take it back once I'm certified.

I won't.

Can you afford to stay out this long?
I mean, I don't mind the company.

Yeong-dal and I made a promise

to only sell a certain number
of fried chicken

and enjoy the rest of our time
doing what we love.

There are so many things
to enjoy and learn in this world.

Exactly. You've always been
the crafty type.

You were good at embroidery
and writing as well.

Do you remember

what happened at school
over our Korean teacher?

What?

Ok-bun, did you write a letter to
our Korean teacher?

Yes, I did. Why?

What gives you the right?
Who said you could write him a letter?

Don't you know that he's mine?

No, I don't know. Why would he be yours?

Many girls like him, you know.

I like him and so does the vice-president
of my class.

Actually, almost all the girls like him.

So why should you be the only one
to like him?

What? Why you…

Hey, let go of me.

Two can play at this game.

I won't let go until you stop liking him!

I won't. Never!

-You…
-Let go!

How hilarious!

That's right!

Come to think of it,
our history of pulling hair goes way back.

Exactly.

My goodness.

I guess our fates were entwined.

Look at us now.

We're grandmas who share grandchildren.

I hope you know how reassuring it is

to have you by my side.

I know, and the feeling is mutual.

So let's stay healthy
and live as long as possible.

I'm so thrilled
now that you've been cured.

Don't you take another sip
of alcohol again.

Of course.

The kids will scold me
if I take even one sip.

They monitor me day and night like hawks.

Dr. Yoon, your 2 p.m. patient canceled
and moved the appointment to next week.

What about my next patient?

He's at 2:30 p.m.

2:30 p.m.?

They're not crying, they're having fun.

What a relief.

My sons…

Me, me!

Hold on.

How can you be this fine without me?

Look at you both smiling.

Look.

Seong-bin, why aren't you
taking care of Ha-bin?

Ha-bin, come and play with your brother.

Ha-bin, don't eat the sand.

I was only going to see
if they were all right.

Now I'm going to be late
for my next patient.

Na-he's going to bite my head off
if she finds out.

I'm sorry, but can you
postpone my next appointments?

I'll call when I can.

Got it, Dr. Song…

I wonder what's up.

Beats me.

It hurts! Be gentle, will you?

Can you hold still?
You're a doctor, not a baby.

Doctors are human too.
I'm allowed to express my pain.

Did you hear that click?
I think my knee has an issue as well.

I should get an X-ray. Call it in.

Gyu-jin!

Na-hee…

I didn't know how great the injury was,
so I called her just in case.

I'm done here, so I'll get going.

Why are you here
and not with your patients?

How can that be my priority right now?

What happened?
Why were you in an accident?

Where did you go?

Well, you see…

You…

Seriously?

Come with me.

I told you not to go there.

What's the matter with you?

I was just worried about the boys.

All I was going to do was
briefly check on them.

They're not at some dangerous place.

This has gone too far.
It won't help our boys at all.

As a matter of fact, you're ruining them.

What do you mean I'm ruining them?

Let's be honest here.

Aren't I the normal one compared to you?

Our boys can't even speak,
but you want to leave them to strangers?

Aren't you worried?
How can you be so cold-hearted?

I'm being realistic, not cold-hearted.

Of course I'm worried about them.

But that doesn't mean we can forget
about our jobs and look after our kids.

We need to adjust to this new life.

I'm not saying
we should worry about them all day,

but it's natural for a parent
to worry about them.

Also, I wasn't going to say anything,

but today's breakfast was a joke.

You should be more attentive
to what our kids eat.

I've been telling you that I'll handle it
if you're too bothered.

Seriously?

What I gave them to eat
was perfectly fine.

Why are you being so fussy?

We're at work, Na-hee. Lower your voice.

It's natural for a parent
to fuss over their kids.

This isn't a bad thing.

Unbelievable.

Yes, Nurse Sim.

I'm on my way.

I'm on my way.

Ms. Song.

What?

-40 pieces in total, right?
-Yes.

I already found a studio

and requested them to have it fit
the concept of our sports line.

The outfits will be assembled and sent
via courier service by tomorrow morning.

Please make sure
that the accessories are included.

Got it.

I'm worried that we might not
have enough time

to shoot all the photos we need.

Maybe I got too greedy.

That's why I booked it
for a couple more hours.

I even hired an extra model.

Ms. Jung, you've really gotten
the hang of this now.

Anyway, good job.

Hey, Ji-hun. Is school over?

Really? Did you really
become the Class President?

Should I send a gift to your friends
to celebrate your new role?

No, it's not necessary.

My teacher said I should just do my job.

Really?

That's a decent teacher you have.

My handsome, smart, and popular son.

I don't know if I can let you get married.
It upsets me just to think about it.

Then I won't get married
and live with you forever.

Don't make a promise you can't keep.

Are there any pretty girls in your class?

No. You're the prettiest.

Oh, dear.

I've elevated your taste in women.
This is not good.

By the way,
did you read Hyo-sin's interview?

"Handsome Bronze Medalist
Deserves a Gold Medal for His Good Looks."

Yes, I read it.

He's been doing a lot
of interviews lately.

That must be why he's too busy to call.

I'm sure his agency
is keeping it that way.

We should be more understanding.

That reminds me.
I also read Uncle Jun-seon's article.

He's going to be in an upcoming movie.

So I heard.

His company keeps getting new gigs,
so he'll be hiring new stuntmen.

Next group, please.

GOOD ACTION COMPANY
RECRUITMENT

-Hello!
-Hello.

-Yes, hello.
-Hello.

You, in the middle.

Please mind my asking,
but how old are you?

-I was born in 1996.
-1996?

Yes.

Are you sure it's not 1969?

That means you're 25.

Yes. I'm particularly fond of nature,
you see.

Enjoying time in the woods,

I had some poisonous herbs
that led to the rapid aging of the face.

Still, I was born in 1996,
the Year of the Dog.

Hold on. 1996 was the Year of the Rat.

My brother was born the same year.

You see, I was born in the earlier month,
so my Chinese zodiac sign changes.

The year I was born in
shouldn't matter though.

I hope we get along, guys.

Right.

Okay, let's see
what you have prepared for us.

I'll go first.

Will you?

Then sir… I mean, go ahead, please.

Hold on a second.

Show us what you prepared,
not your muscles.

We'd like to see your stunts.

My muscular body
is what I prepared for you.

You see, for years,
I worked out in the woods.

That's why my body is as hard as a rock.

I don't feel pain in any way.

I see you don't believe me.
Can I show you then?

Sir, it looks like you're in pain.

No, my leg's just sweaty.

Next, I'll break three at once.

Can you guys lend me a hand?

Hold on.

These haven't been partially sliced
in advance.

What is it?

On the count of three,
swing at me with no mercy.

My body is as hard as a rock.

No way!

Unbelievable!

Welcome, my new stunt brothers.

You all have good basic skills

and are passionate
about the art of stunt action.

Now that you're one of us,

we hope to call you family
for as long as possible.

-Welcome!
-Welcome.

-Thank you.
-Thank you.

Are you going to bathe them?

-Yes.
-Suit yourself.

Let's go.

So the kids must be sleeping.

Now or later, then?

Just do it now.

Okay.

Fine, let's do it.

You go first.

Let's be honest.

It's true that you're fussier
than most dads.

And you can't condemn me
as a cold-hearted mother.

I was really upset earlier today.

It's not like I don't care
about those words. I'm truly hurt.

I see.

You were hurt
because I called you cold-hearted.

I understand. I'm sorry.

But I was very upset too.

It's only been a week

since they started going to daycare.

I get that we would need
some time to adjust.

But I've taken care of them
for a whole year.

They might have some separation anxiety.

I also need some time to get used to it.

But you were making me out
to be an unusual father.

I see. You were upset
'cause I treated you as an unusual father.

Fine. I was surprised to hear
about the accident.

I admit that I was being
too blunt in shock.

But about the seaweed soup.

You're making a big deal out of it.

Busy parents like us
can't make new soup every time.

It's not like I gave them
something harmful.

I'm not their stepmother.
And I'm even a doctor.

But why are you treating me
like a careless mother?

I didn't say you were like a stepmother.

You're supposed to say, "I see."

I see. That's not what I meant.

But you felt like I was treating you
like a stepmother.

I'm so sorry about that.

Fine. You don't sound so sincere,

but I'll take it anyway.

And you said I'm ruining our kids.

It really upset me.

I want you to apologize for that.

I see. It upset you.

I'm sorry about that.

And that I'm making a big deal.

I see. That made you upset as well.

I'm sorry again.

-And that I'm being obsessive.
-Gosh, that's true…

Fine. I apologize for all those things.

I will mind my language from now on.

Okay. I accept your apology.

Handshake?

You'll wake the kids.

This is good.

I'm sorry, Gyu-jin.

I'm trying not to be so critical.

But I need to practice more.

I keep losing my temper.

It's okay. It's me
who made you lose your temper.

I will try not to be so obsessive.

I knew what I was getting into,
but raising two kids is no joke.

Gosh, it's so exhausting.

I know. That's because
we are working parents.

Why don't we leave the kids with Mom

and go on a date tomorrow?

Really? Will you be okay?

You'll miss the kids
as soon as we leave.

Gosh, Mom isn't a stranger.

I know I'm a little too sensitive.

But you're my forever number one.

What are you doing? That's so cheesy.

What? What's with your eyes?

What about my eyes?

You know what? We haven't done
our homework for too long.

Na-hee.

Na-hee, come here.

Stop it. Gosh.

Seong-bin is crying.

This is crazy.

-Yeong-suk.
-Hey, Yeong-dal.

Are you cleaning?

Yes.

Here.

Sweet red bean buns? How nice.

It tastes so good.

I've been craving something sweet.

I wanted to buy it
as I passed by a bakery.

You always craved sweet red bean bun
since you were little.

-Did I?
-Sure.

Oh, right. Is Yeon-hong
sending you money on time?

Yes. She's been paying me back on time.

I guess she's doing well
with the tangerine farm.

That's what I heard.

And I kept forcing her to do it
on the phone.

What about you?
Are things okay as the president?

I'm nowhere near as good as you.

It keeps me energized though.

I just love the market.

People work hard.
And they're all boisterous.

And more importantly,
you're always here for me.

It can't be better. I can't complain.

Right. And I can't be happier.

How are Ok-ja and Mr. Yang doing
with their dance practice?

They sounded so confident
that they will qualify for the contest.

It's not like they dance with their lips,
but they talk a lot.

By the way, how are things
between you and Director Lee?

I guess you two have been dating.

Well, he's a nice guy.

He's more thoughtful than I thought.
And he works hard.

Yeong-dal, I do like him,

but I don't think I have to marry him.

We can be like friends and lovers,

relying on each other
and eating meals together.

I think I'm happy this way.
There's no pressure.

Fine. If that's how you feel.

Marriage makes you happy
and unhappy sometimes.

It depends.

If you like it that way, it's fine.

-I'll keep that in mind.
-Okay.

You should go get some sleep.
You have a big day tomorrow.

It's okay. I'm not alone anymore.
Things are a lot easier now.

But still…

Yeong-dal, stay a little more.

-Okay.
-Wait until I finish this.

It's nice to eat looking at the moon.

Is this all you have?

It was late, so they only had two.
I'll buy ten buns next time.

I'm glad that the market
has been revitalized.

We are getting a free meal.

YONGJU TRADITIONAL MARKET'S
FREE MEAL DAY

-Please enjoy, sir.
-Thank you.

-Tell me if you need more.
-Okay.

Sir, would you like some more chicken?

-Ok-ja, give them more chicken.
-Okay.

Here's your chicken.

-Thank you.
-Thank you.

Gosh, Ms. Song.

I brought some braised pollack.

And I brought twisted doughnuts
for dessert.

Thank you. I was worried
we wouldn't have enough food.

I can use these.

My goodness.

They're having more visitors than before.

I know. I guess it's becoming famous.

Stop idling away and clean the tables.
We need a hand.

Okay. We will.

Sir, is there anything you need?

Everyone in the market
is working together to help.

When she started this event,
I didn't know it would become so big.

I guess it unites the people
in the market.

It gives the market a good reputation too.

It's like killing three birds
with a stone.

I'm not saying this because
she's my sister, but she's so good.

She's so competent.

I know. The number of customers
has increased a lot.

Your sister is a brilliant woman
with great drive.

I guess we need a fresh breeze
once in a while.

We really do.

Stagnant water is bound to rot.

Fine. I'm stagnant and rotten water.

Stop talking nonsense
and focus on your dance.

-You might humiliate yourself again.
-Why are you talking about the dance now?

I'm feeling a lot of pressure already.

Why? Is something wrong?

It's about Ok-ja. She's too enthusiastic.

Just too enthusiastic.

I guess you're right.

Can we get some gimbap?

Yes.

-My goodness.
-Gosh, what was that?

Oh, no.

I can't believe this.

I want the clothes to stand out.

Please mind the details.

Don't worry. We've worked together before.

You know I'm good.

Of course I do.

Please make it look good again today.

Wait.

I heard you're divorced.

What?

I'm divorced too.
We have something in common.

If you're free tonight,
will you have dinner with me?

As two divorcees
sympathizing with each other.

Ms. Song has dinner plans.

Hyo-sin, what are you doing here?

You're here.

He's the extra model I was talking about.

Mr. Park asked me
not to tell you about it.

What's going on?

You worked hard
for the sports line since last year.

I was wondering
if I could do anything to help.

I am a founding member
of your shopping mall.

You can be so silly.

Two, three, okay. Nice.

Very nice.

Good, good.

Looking good.

He's so handsome in real life.

The cutest guy on the national team
is the model of our sportswear line?

I think it'll be a huge hit.

He smiled at us!

I don't believe it!

Oh? Mr. Park.

-You're still here.
-Are you waiting for someone?

I'm going to eat out.

With my girlfriend.

Let's go.

Ms. Song.

Cheers.

How long has it been
since we last drank together?

I know. It's been such a long time.

Do you think the twins are doing okay?

And not bothering Mother?

Mom said we shouldn't worry.
It's just half a day.

I guess.
Plus, Mother raised two sons herself.

Forget about it all.

Yes. Let's forget and drink up.

Twins may be different.

Should I call and ask?

Mom.

Hey, Gyu-jin. What do you want?

No, I just called to see how you are.
Aren't you tired?

I'm not tired at all.

They're so quiet
I forget they're even here.

Don't worry and enjoy yourselves.

There's no way our twins are like that.

Don't you worry. Bye. I have to go.

Okay, here we go.

Here, Ha-bin.

Let me feed you dinner. Open up.

My gosh. You're such a good boy.

My gosh.

Seriously. It'd be great if they eat
and sleep at the same time.

My goodness. Seong-bin. Seong-bin.

Will you please sleep? Go to sleep.

This is terrible.

Seong-bin.

Do you want me to sing you a song?

What song should I sing?

In a cavern, in a canyon

Excavating for a mine

Dwelt a miner forty-niner

And his daughter, Clementine

-Come in.
-Watch your step.

My goodness.

Be careful. Come this way.

-Sit over here.
-Watch your step.

I'm exhausted.

You should've been more careful.

Why did you act up while carrying food?

Sit down first.

-Yes.
-Sit down.

-Sit down.
-Okay.

What did the doctor say?

How long must the cast stay on?

Fortunately, her bones are fine,
but the problem is her ligament.

It'll take at least a month to heal.

-Oh, dear.
-That long?

It must be so uncomfortable.

Forget about being uncomfortable.
What about the dance competition?

The preliminaries are in two weeks.

What are you talking about?

You must drop out.
You can't dance in this condition.

I already paid the registration fee.

And we represent
Yongju Traditional Market.

If I drop out like this…

I'm so upset. I even bought a nice dress.

What can you do then?
You can't dance in a cast.

Let's just think it's not meant to be.
The registration fee's a waste though.

How about this?

Can't you two enter
the competition instead?

You two got much better at dancing.
And you said it's fun nowadays.

That's only when I dance with people
from the market.

We can't dance in front of strangers.
No, thanks.

What's the difference?

Pretend you're dancing in class
with people you know.

Still, we can't do that.

Not when the competition
is just two weeks away.

I think it would be fun to give it a go.

What? What?

It's not like we have to do really well.

It's meaningful enough to participate,
so let's show others

that people our age can pull it off too.

Wow, Ok-bun!

I mean, Ms. Jang.

Good for you. Wow!

Yes, Ok-bun. You don't have to be perfect.

Just do your best.

Give it a go.
I'll help you out. I'll teach you.

Yes, let's give it a go.
What's there to stop us?

What is wrong with you?

Step on each corner. One, two, three.

Two, two, three.

Gosh, Ok-bun, you're so good!

You picked it up right away.

It's so much fun. I had no idea,
but I think I was born to dance.

Give it a go, Yeong-dal.

-Right foot first?
-Yes.

-Go. One, two, three.
-One, two, three.

Put your feet together.

-Together?
-Yes.

-Again.
-Try again.

And go.

-One, two, three.
-One, two, three.

What is wrong with you?

Yeong-dal, you're so bad
compared to Ok-bun.

You must practice hard.

I quit.

-Oh, come back here.
-Come back.

-One, two, together!
-One, two, three.

-I did it!
-You did it.

-One, two, three.
-One, two, three.

-Okay.
-This is it. I got it now.

What are you doing?

Okay.

Ready?

-One, two, three. Two, two, three.
-One, two, three. Two, two, three.

That's it.

Thanks for helping us make kkakdugi.

I made samgyetang for my sons-in-law,
so ask for more.

There's a lot more!

-Okay!
-Okay.

Should I not eat then?
I'm not a son-in-law.

You worked so hard today,

so you can have two chickens.

With everyone here,
I can tell our family's huge.

It'll be quite a sight once they're older.
Right, Mr. Yoon?

-Yes, Father.
-Yes.

Dad, did you mean Big Son or Little Son?

Make it clear.

It goes for both of them.

Auntie, when can you take off your cast?
It must be so uncomfortable.

The discomfort isn't an issue.

I'm more upset that I can't dance.

Thanks to you, we get to see
Mr. Song and Mrs. Song dance.

Won't that be a fascinating sight?

We can enter next time. Right?

Aren't the preliminaries tomorrow?
Should we come and watch?

Of course, we must go.

Yes. We'll come with banners.

No. Don't you dare come.

We're just competing
for the sake of it. Don't come.

Still, Mom and Dad
are entering a competition.

I want to go and cheer for you.

Don't come. I'll get nervous and do worse.

If we happen to pass
and get into the main competition,

then you can come.

The main competition?

You sound confident.

Good for you.

I'm not really confident. My goodness.

Okay! If they pass the preliminaries,

your eldest son
will treat you all to Chinese food!

Let's do it!

Chinese food!

-Chinese food!
-Chinese food!

-Chinese food!
-Chinese food!

Honey. Are you asleep?

What?

I'm so nervous about tomorrow.

What if I forget the steps?

Our sons-in-law and grandkids
are all rooting for us.

What if we drop out
without doing anything?

Then that's all we can do.

You said it's all about participating.

No. This won't do.

Let's practice once more.

Come on. Get up.

-Get up.
-What for?

-Come on.
-What?

-Get up.
-Why?

-Stand up.
-What are you doing?

One, two, three.

One, two, three.

One, two, three.

One, two, three.

One, two, one, two.

One, two, one, two.

One, two, three.

Honey.

Here's a cheongsimhwan.
It'll calm you down.

When did you get this?

-I had to.
-Good idea.

Next up, the waltz.

-Let's just go home. Let's go.
-What are you saying? Don't give up.

-Come along.
-Okay. I want to go home.

Okay, fine.

14TH NATIONAL AMATEUR
DANCE-SPORT COMPETITION

Good luck!

Do your best!

Good luck!

Good luck!

The first dance,

the waltz.

People used to say
that it's better not to have kids

and that a big family
can never be peaceful.

But after the wind blows, flowers bloom.

After some rain, we're met with sunshine.

Mom!

Hi, son.

So live one day at a time
without being in despair

or full of arrogance.

And happiness will build its nest
in your front yard.

Darling, you'll now change lanes.

Turn on the signal.

-Now, change lanes.
-What…

Your left hand.
The one you don't eat with!

Are you yelling at me?

My kids, secure that happiness.

Love is about generosity
and respect in the end.

Parents, live your lives.

Today is the youngest moment of your life.

The world can only be beautiful
if you are happy.

THANK YOU ALL FOR WATCHING ONCE AGAIN

LIFE CAN BE DIFFICULT
BUT THIS TOO SHALL PASS

AND A BRIGHTER WORLD WILL COME