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Guys, it's burning. Flip it.
When does her bus leave?
At seven o'clock.
She is leaving now.
Girls, it's not like she emigrated to Europe.
She just went back home.
Namhae is just four hours away. Only three if you race over.
It's not that.
It took a lot for Ji-ho to come down to Seoul.
It took a lot? She didn't even resit her exams. She got accepted and came.
Imagine if you got accepted into Harvard
but your family didn't allow you to attend.
Her family?
Ji-ho's father told her that he would only pay
for Namhae School of Education. He could not afford Seoul.
Really? Then how did she come down here?
You see, Ji-ho...
is a little...
-crazy. -crazy.
Ji-ho? No way. She has the softest heart.
You don't know her well yet.
10 YEARS AGO
-You have good grades. -Ji-ho's dad's values were unwavering.
She could either be a lawyer or a teacher,
those were the options for women.
But her grades were not enough to get her into Seoul School of Law.
Ji-ho's dream had always been to become a writer,
so she decided to go to the School of Korean Literature.
In the middle of their meal,
she began to utter the word "literature," and then...
Father. The School of Lit--
Her father flipped the table.
No way. Then how did she convince him?
Convince him, my butt.
We told you. She's a psycho.
NAMHAE BUS TERMINAL
She secretly finished registration,
and the day before the term started...
NAMHAE TO SEOUL
...she ran away.
NAMHAE NATIONAL UNIVERSITY
Bye.
WHERE ARE YOU? I'M AT YOUR SCHOOL.
For the whole first semester,
Ji-ho's dad thought she was attending Namhae University.
Wow, Ji-ho is really a badass.
I thought she was the crazy one.
Nope. Soo-ji just has a bad temper.
Yoon Ji-ho has...
a tendency to smack you in the head when you least expect it.
The bus driver is angry at me, he can't wait long.
-I need you to answer quickly. -Yes.
Will you...
marry me?
Quickly. He's waiting.
Yes.
Then I'll go and get my luggage.
The driver's very angry.
Wait.
-Before that, I have something to ask you. -Yes, go ahead.
Do you even...
like me at all?
Nope.
I'll be waiting inside.
I saw that you washed
-the cup the noodles came in. -Oh, yes. It's a habit of mine.
That's a great habit.
Thank you.
There's an open seat.
-You sit, honey. -No, you, dear.
Give me your bag.
-Your hair turned out great! -Right?
-It's hot. -Is it?
Have a seat.
-You take a seat first. -No.
I am...
about to get married...
to my landlord.
My conditions haven't changed.
What do you think?
Well...
I don't have any objections to your conditions.
Then perhaps is there something you would like?
As you know, I quit my job.
So, until I find a new job,
I may need to tweak my living costs.
Could you discount the rent a little?
How much do you have in mind?
Maybe...
just $50 off
would help me a lot.
Sure, let's do that.
Then we can re-sign the contract at $250 per month.
Yes. Thank you.
Aren't you overdoing it?
The marriage.
Considering your situation, isn't it more economical
for you to return home?
No.
Even if I went home, I would still need to find a job.
And on top of that,
I'll butt heads with my father on a daily basis.
Sure, I won't need to pay rent,
but nothing can compare to living in Seoul.
Including finding a job.
So you have stressors other than just paying rent.
Even so, I was a little surprised.
I thought that your concept of marriage was based on love.
So when you agreed to marry your landlord,
it was actually very unexpected.
I just...
As you said already,
affection or love...
I can live without those things for the next two years.
What I need now is that room over there.
Today, I decided to marry my tenant.
I know.
It's an abnormal decision that most would not make.
To be honest,
at least once in my life,
I wanted to do it.
Marriage.
Even more than I had anticipated...
Did you recycle this week?
I have met a unique wife.
I slept...
really well.
Did you have a good sleep?
Yes.
Do you want some?
I think I made too much for breakfast.
No, I'm fine with just a cup of Americano for breakfast.
Okay.
It's great,
the food and sleep.
I don't remember the last time I had such a great morning.
Messerer was right.
It's tough enough to eat and sleep.
How can I date and love in this state?
I can't even come up with $5,000 for a deposit
and had to haggle down $50 off my rent.
How much would that add up to in two years?
You made a great decision, Yoon Ji-ho.
I'm comfortable.
Both Kitty and I.
It's been long since I had such a peaceful weekend.
I no longer have to suffer through blind dates.
BLOCK
Or stress about recycling.
I got to reclaim this priceless peace for just a $50 rate.
I used an egg today. I'll replace it later.
Okay.
As expected, Marrying my tenant was the answer.
Yes, it's Ji-ho.
What? Was it today?
Okay.
Okay, I'll call you later.
Have a safe trip. Okay.
Was it your parents?
Yes.
They're coming to Seoul for a wedding.
I will go to my brother's later.
Should I come, too?
What? Why?
If we're going to get married, I should meet them.
That's right.
That's a requirement if we're getting married.
Actually, I already planned out the process last night.
Right...
PROCESS OF MARRIAGE WITH TENANT 1. MEET FAMILIES; 2. BOOK VENUE
We're...
doing everything?
This is a normal wedding.
In a wedding based on love,
this is the normal process.
In our case, we can skip all of these.
This part.
We can carry it out to this part.
Yes. Then are you coming over
to meet my family?
In my opinion, that would be efficient.
But if it's too fast...
No. Let's go today.
Yes.
-Goodbye. -Goodbye.
Seul-gi.
Yes?
You took the wrong order for table 13, didn't you?
Yes...
I'm sorry. I won't make the same mistake again.
-That wouldn't make sense. -Sorry?
You've just been here for two months.
Just tell me when you make a mistake, and I will take care of it.
Yes, ma'am.
There's a reservation for table 3, set it up.
Okay.
What the heck? Why didn't you tell me? I'm seriously going to get mad at you!
We had five bottles of wine yesterday because of you.
That's why I came here immediately.
Are you moving back in as his housemate?
Yeah, I'm his housemate, but...
it's a long story.
I'll tell you when we're all together.
Did you tell Soo-ji?
I called her.
She said we should go out for a drink.
How can she possibly drink again?
I think she's a rabbit. She must get her liver emptied out somewhere.
What is this?
Meat? Beef?
I have to go somewhere.
Now that I look closer, you dressed up today.
You're even carrying a purse!
What is this?
This feels like you're going to meet
someone important.
Hey, you...
Yeah?
Will you meet a new writer?
-Yes! -Good. Well done.
It would've been a waste if you quit writing because of them.
-I have something to ask you. -What is it?
When a man
goes to meet a girl's family,
what type of things should he say to the parents?
If he wants to get their approval for marriage.
Why do are you asking?
No... Well...
It must be for a script. Is the new writer testing you?
Well, I'm pretty skilled in that field.
Right?
-You're here early. -Yes.
-The bus is coming. Let's go. -Yes.
Are there any other things I need to worry about
besides those three things?
There is one more variable.
My younger brother can get a little bit out of control.
What is he like when he gets out of control?
No, forget it.
If you have extra caution around my dad, you should be fine.
Yes. I'll remember those three methods.
If those three methods don't work,
then you might have to use another special method.
What special method?
This can be something that you might not be fond of, but...
I asked for advice from my friend
who's an expert in marriage.
The most important phrases to win your father-in-law's approval:
First, "I will make sure your daughter will never have to lift a finger."
Second, "I will make sure your daughter is called Boss or Madam."
Third, "I'll treat your daughter like a princess for the rest of my life."
Fourth, "I will love her until the day I die."
This? This works?
Yes. Probably.
No. I'll make sure we don't have to resort to this.
Sis!
Moving out suited you well.
-These are new clothes. -They're not.
No, I've never seen this bag before.
-It's old. -I think not.
It's a man...
-I've never seen before. -I always had...
He's my boyfriend. Say hi.
It's nice to meet you. I'm Nam Se-hee.
Yes. I'm Yoon Ji-seok.
Are Mom and Dad home?
Yeah. You didn't eat dinner yet, right?
Come on in!
Please, come on in!
He doesn't seem that bad.
He doesn't seem to be
-out of control-- -Mom! Dad!
Ji-ho brought over a man, he has both arms and legs!
Come here!
-What did you say? -Mom!
Hurry! I'm serious!
I'm serious. For real! Hurry up.
Don't you like the crab soybean stew?
She put in a big crab and boiled it for ages.
You can't get this in Seoul.
Pardon?
It means you should eat a lot.
Yes, thank you very much.
Have a glass.
Okay.
Since my family is patriarchal,
you can just focus on my father.
You need to remember three things.
First, you must drink the first glass in one go.
Pour me a glass, too.
Yes.
What do you do?
I work in a startup that develops social networking applications,
I am the lead developer and CTO.
Second, you should give a direct reply.
He won't hear more than two words.
I work in the IT industry.
IT.
Right. What IT?
Developing apps for cellphones.
Oh, apps.
Is it a subcontractor
that manufactures electronics?
Third, if you have to explain, use examples.
Ideally, one that is famous.
These days,
the one that's used widely,
like Messenger.
All right. Where is the company located?
At a co-working space where many startups...
The building between Samsung and RG.
That's good.
That's great.
Right, the heyday of corporations is over.
Messenger and social media.
Making those is the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
If he gets excited and talks by himself, then you're almost in the clear.
Even if you don't do anything,
the car drives itself.
This is called the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
It drives itself.
That's enough. Eat.
Didn't you put too much amberjack in this dish?
Dad.
So... we...
want to get married.
-Oh, my gosh. -No way.
Marriage?
Well...
I know it's sudden.
We both are of age already.
We want to do it soon. We've made up our minds.
Are you preggers?
Pregg--?
No. I'm not pregnant.
What does that mean?
Preggers...
-He asked if I was pregnant. -What?
Of course not. That is impossible.
Even though we share a living space, we have never crossed personal...
You two are living together?
So the person that you were living with
-was your boyfriend? -What?
You live together?
You mean...
-You are living together? -It's not like that!
Is that how I brought you up?
You've been only doing bad things since you moved to Seoul!
Cohabitating?
Stop it and sit down.
Wench! Are you crazy? Have you gone mad?
Should I shave your head and lock you up in your room?
Wait. There's been a misunderstanding.
Our cohabitating right now
-is not what you think. -What?
Cohabitating?
Did you just say cohabitating?
I'm working hard to straighten out
the misunderstanding. Please listen to what I have to say--
You broom-man, how dare you open your mouth and talk back to me?
Should I just...
IMPORTANT PHRASES
Your daughter...
I will make sure your daughter will never have to lift a finger!
Oh, my. So comfy.
Boss, won't you get sick of that sofa before you even buy it?
As if I would. I even planned out the interior with this sofa in mind.
I was wondering if you would come today.
The sofa will be delivered next week.
Yes.
-Seul-gi, did you buy this? -Yes.
Didn't you say you lived in a studio?
Is there space for the sofa?
I... will be moving. Actually, I'll be getting married
next month.
-What? -Congrats!
Congrats!
Boss, I'm sorry.
About what?
Why be sorry?
Because you wanted to buy this sofa so badly,
and there is only one left.
I was going to buy something else, but my fiance liked it, too.
What's with the atmosphere?
I can buy a different one. No problem at all.
Older sister, I'm leaving.
See you tomorrow.
-Good bye. -Good bye.
Have a safe trip.
-That's good news. -Where did you meet him?
PARK GROCERY STORE
-Rang. -Seok.
Come and pick me up.
It's so loud. Where are you?
I'm out with Sang-goo.
What? Why didn't you tell me before?
You were going out with work friends.
I just came to have dinner with you.
Really?
Can you wait for a while? I'll be done in about 30 minutes.
Thirty minutes? I'm starving!
Forget it. I'll eat alone.
Rang. Rang!
Did you fight again?
What's wrong with her these days?
Tell me what it's about.
I don't know. That's why I'm flipping out.
-Give it to me. -What?
Your phone. The expert will analyze the data for free.
Never mind. I know my Rang well.
Fine by me.
Now, I'll analyze the data.
"I love you. What are you doing?"
"I want octopus. Let's eat octopus tomorrow."
Hey, hey.
Oh my, here's a picture of the problem.
Our restaurant's youngest employee bought the sofa as a wedding gift.
There was only one left.
Seul-gi got a good deal. Congrats! Congrats!
"Seul-gi got a good deal. Congrats!" Are you crazy?
-What about that? -Are you really not able to comprehend
the metaphor in this message?
I told her she looks pretty in the photo.
Her friend is getting married, I congratulated her.
Am I missing something?
Oh, my God. Here. Look at this.
Is this photo about her?
Does it seem like a message to congratulate her coworker?
Can't you comprehend what both signals have in common,
you fool?
The sofa?
Wait. How could she mention the sofa that way?
If she wants to buy it, she can.
If you buy it, do you have space for it in that cramped rooftop room?
How could a woman bring it up herself?
Oh my...
Here.
So that's why she always mentions a newlywed house and the sofa.
I'm feeling good, so I will tell you something important.
Women never say with their own mouth
what they want to a man. Never.
They hope to hear what they want from the man.
So, in order to hear
what they want from the man, they keep saying it.
They keep on talking in twists and turns.
They shoot out like lightning, crash like thunder,
then they twist and turn,
they turn again, and...
Boom!
You understand.
That's why someone like you always has a hard time.
As expected.
You don't date with your face, but with skill.
Well, you can date with your face, too. Who am I?
I'm Ma Sang-goo.
Sang-goo, with the devilish charms.
I'm that kind of man.
Sang-goo with the devilish charms.
Here, have some water.
Thanks.
Your daughter...
I will make sure your daughter will never have to lift a finger!
This is... water.
Is your knee okay?
I also wanted to avoid kneeling at all costs.
If my dad flips the table, it's game over.
So I didn't have a choice.
But thanks to that, you earned my father's trust.
Who on earth made that saying?
Not making someone lift a finger.
Could that be realistically possible?
There were a lot of other options.
I chose the best one!
Good night.
"...CALLED BOSS OR MADAM..." "...LIKE A PRINCESS..."
"...UNTIL THE DAY I DIE."
He did choose the best one.
How did the meeting go?
Well. Thanks to you.
Ji-ho, I'm so upset.
I fought with Won-seok again.
Why?
I don't know. I'm tired of it. I want to give up.
Let's meet tomorrow and eat.
MY HONEY
Rang, are you asleep?
I'm sorry.
All this time, you've had a hard time because of me.
I should have understood sooner.
What?
Sorry I made you wait for so long.
I understand it all now,
so I will take care of it.
You were not able to tell me clearly.
Don't cry.
Come here.
I don't know, you dummy.
The last sofa has been sold to my youngest co-worker.
Forgive me this time.
Just this time.
Will you forgive me?
-Are you heading to work? -Yes.
Here's the money for the gift set we were given yesterday.
We should split it.
No, it's okay. This one's on me.
You work hard, too.
Is your knee okay?
Now that I think about it...
I think you made a wise decision.
In this process, meeting the parents on each side is very important.
Your side has been settled neatly with your decisiveness,
so I believe it was an efficient process.
It's a relief that you think about it that way.
Yes.
I also plan on telling my family today.
Today?
Yes.
Our family is patriarchal, too,
but my father is assisted by another powerful boss.
Is your mom the one who assists?
So before I introduce you, I plan to pass the ball to my mother.
Okay. I understand.
Let's take a selfie.
Why a selfie?
I think an image, rather than words,
would create a better effect.
Okay.
-Shall we take it again? -Yes.
-Put it this way. -Yes.
Now I can't press the button.
You can do it with this hand.
This is the woman I'm marrying.
SEND
-Will you go eat lunch? -I'm waiting for a call.
-There's no call. -There will be one soon.
MOTHER
I ate so much.
I never thought you'd treat me to lunch like this.
You're my teacher, so I should treat you. And you introduced me to an investor.
Your outfit looks good today.
Did you make up with your girlfriend?
I'm going to buy it today.
Good job! Good! How could you live your life like that?
If you don't, then you don't, but if you do, live with it, that's life.
Your tip has been so helpful!
I was such a dummy, totally in the dark.
You give the best advice about women.
Wait.
"I am in 303. When are you coming?"
You got a girlfriend?
"Cigarette light"? Is that what you call her?
She's not my girlfriend. She's a girl whose cigarette I lit last year.
That day, we had a good time together at room 303.
Motel good time?
We met again the other day, and she ignored me.
-She doesn't remember me. -And so?
I dropped some bait like a pro.
She will reply soon.
"303? What do you mean?"
Then what will you say?
"Oh, isn't this Ji-eun's number?
Oh my, I'm sorry.
I had you under '303,' so I thought you were Ji-eun."
You're going to get your revenge!
I am.
Does she think she's the only 303?
Seon-yeong, Mi-ja, Sook-hee are all 303. How dare she mess with me!
Sang-goo! This woman will be so mad.
Look, she will be mad up to here.
She will lose her sanity and then reply.
I learned something new.
-Let's go. -Yes, teacher.
New message.
I'm in 303, when are you coming?
What is this? Dumbass.
I drank so much.
Ace! Leaving already?
We are going for drinks with CEO Lee.
Is that so? There was nothing on the messenger.
We just got the call.
You could come for the first round.
I have an important appointment today, I can't. I'm sorry.
Important? Who are you meeting?
A date?
No.
No? Looking at your makeup and outfit,
I can see you paid a lot of attention to it.
She got herself a boyfriend.
I will make sure to attend next time. See you tomorrow.
Okay, I understand.
Don't be late. Don't drink too much.
Your mom will be worried.
Hey!
Does the company know that you go around like that?
What do you need to shop for out here?
-There was so much traffic. -Come with me.
This is Rang's workplace, why don't you go with her?
No! I need to buy it without Rang knowing.
-What is it? -I'll show you. Let's go.
Why is Seok here at this time?
Is he picking me up?
What?
Why are they together without me?
-Yes. -Seok, where are you?
I'm in the office.
Really?
Why? Is something wrong?
No. I'm going out after work.
-Okay. See you later. -Okay.
What is this?
Perhaps...
Could it be?
I saw you guys.
Be honest, did Won-seok buy me something?
Pretend you don't know.
Won-seok went out of his way to surprise you.
You'll know when you get home.
Okay. I'll be home early.
Goodness.
So this is why you called me.
How could I do something as difficult all by myself?
Won't Rang's eyes pop out when she sees this?
She already has big eyes.
If they fall out, pick them up and put them back in.
How long will it take you to pay for it?
Twelve months. It was a big decision.
Hey! You really did make a big decision.
It's the least I should do for her.
DUMBASS
Jesus.
What is it?
Dumbass? Who has that nickname?
Just a guy.
BLOCK
-Will you block him? -I already did.
Ji-eun, please bring my shirt when you come.
Yeong-yun, I'm in 303.
What the heck? She's not even reading the messages.
We got an e-mail from HK. The final report from the Demo Day.
Who sent it?
Some deputy.
Deputy Woo?
No, Deputy Park Jin-oh.
Park...
Park Jin-oh.
Older sister, hello!
You're here?
-I guess the sofa was sold. -Yes.
Someone bought it today, even though it's the floor model.
You probably won't get the same one anywhere.
It's okay. If I moved, I would probably need a bigger one.
Really?
Boss, are you moving? You still have a lot of time left on the lease.
I think there might be something that will make me move early.
Are you also getting married?
Nothing has been decided,
but I think it won't be far off.
-Really? -Congrats.
At my wedding, you could catch the bouquet.
Okay.
-Ji-ho! -You startled me!
I was about to call you.
What is that? Why a cake?
Won-seok told me to buy it. He said we will be celebrating.
Is today a special day?
Won-seok?
Won-seok, the dummy. How could he plan a surprise this clumsily?
Ji-ho, you see, today...
I think he'll propose.
You two are really...
I'm not supposed to know.
I have to look genuinely surprised.
How is it? Is it believable?
It seems like your eyes are going to pop out.
Wait.
LANDLORD
I will go in after taking this call.
Okay. Hurry in.
Yes.
Hey. Rang is coming.
-Turn off the lights. -This switch?
No, the other one.
Turn that off.
Seok? Why did you turn off the lights?
Seok? Are you home?
Yeah.
-Ta-da! -Ta-da!
Her eyes are about to pop out.
What is this?
My Rang is so surprised that she is speechless!
I told you her eyes were going to pop out.
That's a relief.
I was worried that your mother would not believe it.
Yes. Good thing we took several selfies.
I also am planning to tell my friends today.
You mean your friends from high school, right?
Yes. I was worried about one of them,
but thankfully, I think she's going to get married first.
That's great.
But still, my news is going to be so out of the blue.
I'm not sure if they will believe it.
I will send you the selfies that we took this morning.
Try using them.
Yeah, okay.
Good night.
What...?
How am I supposed to use this?
Hey! Sim Won-seok!
Are you crazy? Have you lost your mind?
What are you thinking, putting a sofa in here!
You said you wanted the sofa.
I made space big enough for the sofa and bought the last one.
What's the problem?
-What's wrong? -Are you playing Tetris?
Use your eyes! There's nowhere to eat!
Are we going to eat on the sofa?
Well, why not?
What can I even say to you?
It's so embarrassing.
Embarrassing?
Am I embarrassing? Hey, Yang Ho-rang,
do you really mean that?
Hey, don't.
Don't you understand when I talk?
You're an SNU graduate who can't understand simple words.
What? Are you done insulting me?
If you said what you wanted clearly, I wouldn't have to put up with this crap!
Did you...?
Did you just say...
crap?
-Hey! -Why? Are you going to cry again?
Do I have to beg again?
-You... -Why--
Why does it always have to be me who's sorry?
Why do I have to adjust to you all the time?
I'm sick of it.
Jeez...
Don't you leave.
If you leave, it's over, Sim Won-seok.
Stop drinking.
I heard you say you wanted the sofa.
It wasn't easy for Won-seok to buy it.
I saw you today,
why did you go to the jewelry shop?
To fix my watch.
Won-seok paid for the repair
to thank me for my help.
Where will you find a guy like Won-seok? He treats you so well.
-Propose... -You were a bit too much today.
No matter how angry you were, we were standing there.
Do you know how much he went around just to buy it?
I...
I thought he was going to propose!
Who...
Who said I really wanted the sofa?
I meant I wanted to go home to a place where the sofa would be.
He told me that he was sorry for making me wait a lot,
so I thought today...
I thought
he would propose!
Ho-rang's dream has been the same since we were 17.
We have been together for seven years.
Even the youngest girl at work is getting married.
How long
will I have to keep dating in my thirties?
To become a good mother.
My ovaries are almost dried up.
My womb is getting old!
I can't hear this anymore.
Stop crying. That's enough.
What's the point of getting married?
What?
Getting married?
That? Yeah.
Getting married is a joke to a woman like you, who lives alone in the world.
But you know!
To a wench like me who's got nothing, getting married is everything!
It's my life's goal. So what?
That's not what I meant.
Are your ovaries your life? Your identity is merely your uterus?
Is your self-esteem stemmed from marriage?
For people like me, self-esteem is glued to our uterus, too. So what!
Hey, Yang Ho-rang!
Why do you keep on twisting my words?
Don't act so high and mighty! It's unbearable!
You crazy girl. You've gone insane again.
Seriously.
Where are you going?
I really can't stay here anymore. I'm leaving.
Hey! Soo-ji!
Soo-ji!
Seriously. Wait a moment.
Come on, Soo-ji...
Ji-ho. Do you know what my day was like today?
I finally got to leave work on time.
But I followed her boyfriend around to buy that damn sofa
and even cleaned their room.
And she has the nerve to say those things to me?
I know. Rang was wrong.
So look at her in the eyes,
get angry at her and fight, but work it out before you go.
If you leave like this,
Rang will be lonely today.
Loneliness takes time, too.
I'm so tired, I don't even have time to sleep,
and it really hurts when she throws a tantrum at me.
Ji-ho, hold on.
Yup, take it.
Yes, sir.
Really?
You were looking for me?
In high school, Soo-ji's dream was to become the boss.
It didn't matter where,
but she wanted to be the boss.
Of course not. What would be more important to me than you, sir?
She was that dashing girl who was always the main character in her own life.
That was Soo-ji.
Yes, yes. I'll see you soon. Yes.
-I need to go back to the office. -At this hour? So late?
There's no day or night for an employee.
It's an important client,
and if I miss drinks, he'll never forgive me.
Soo-ji wanted to become a boss.
But she became the one who runs to her boss when summoned.
She became an employee.
And Ho-rang's only dream was to get married.
But, after seven years,
she only lives with her boyfriend.
And finally me. In order to live in Seoul,
I've decided to marry
my landlord.
Did the talk go well?
Did your friends understand?
Nope.
I didn't get to tell them. Some things came up.
Well...
What do your friends do?
I mean...
what kind of work and what kind of life do they live?
Well, they either work in a company, are married, or have their own business.
That's how they all live, like others.
Right? Like others.
No, I just...
suddenly thought about where we are...
in life right now.
Everyone is running towards something.
Whether it's getting closer to the dream
or away from it...
I am not completely sure.
So I was wondering how those who already went through it are living.
I was just curious.
That's why I asked you.
If that's the case,
the more reason you shouldn't ask others.
Their situation is different.
As you already know,
everything's in a state of oversaturation or depletion.
So the world will probably not get better.
Thus, all the standards
need to be reset.
For example...
Getting married.
That's what you mean?
Yes.
Since the world won't get better,
my life will not get better either.
It's possible that I'm not going
towards a better future,
but I'm just trying to avoid a worse one.
Good evening.
Wait.
I thought about our standards of marriage.
I think the most important standard of this marriage
is most likely efficiency and economy.
Yes. I agree completely.
That's why I thought
that I would like us to omit as many expense-incurring events as we can.
Such as a wedding ceremony and things like that.
Of course, we should omit it.
All procedures and expenditures end at meeting the families.
Yes. I think that's how we should do it.
Yes. Certainly.
Like before...
HO-RANG, LET'S WAKE UP
Marrying out of love is...
something only the rich do.
But we are not rich.
Didn't we decide
we wouldn't do anything?
Yes, I think we did.
Just for the sake
of an ordinary life,
I need to do
something.
Who made bets that I was homosexual?
Heterosexual?
Asexual?
I am getting married.
-When did you start dating? -Dating?
A deeper relationship than landlord and tenant
is uncomfortable for me.
Please tell him that I don't want to discuss it
because we've broken up.
It's because it was the floor model.
So it was that!
I think you don't need to worry about my father.
I worry she's fallen for the wrong person.
It's my wedding. So I must go.
It's going to be a short, ordinary wedding.
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