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-Who's that? -Who are these people?

WOORI KING DUMPLINGS

Is this the place?

The previous owner ran off in the middle of the night.

We lucked out because of it though.

Shall we take a look?

-Okay. -Let's take a look.

Are you kidding me?

She just said hello.

Keep your eyes on me.

What a mess.

It's as if the place was hit by a tornado.

Creditors are worse than a tornado.

Still, it's not as bad as I thought.

The tables and chairs are still here.

Most of the cooking utensils are still here, and the stove works well.

It's good we found a store where the owner took off.

All we need is a new sign.

There's even a small room where I can sleep.

The two of us will be commuting anyway.

Cho-yeon, are you sure about selling only gimbap?

Shouldn't we at least serve some soup with it?

How about udon? Can you make one?

Buckwheat noodles?

-There's one thing I'm good at. -What's that?

-A fruit punch! -Darn it.

What? It's liquid.

Let's just stick to instant noodles.

Hold on. How about Unnie's Gimbap?

-What are you talking about? -Come on.

The name of this place.

We'll call it Unnie's Gimbap.

I think it has a familiar ring to it.

I love it too.

Good, then. We have a name for our diner.

All we need to do now is make money.

Let's make it rain!

Yes, let's make enough to buy a building.

-Go, Unnie's Gimbap! -Go, Unnie's Gimbap!

-Let's clean this place up. -Sure.

Gosh, I'm late.

Darn it.

I'm late!

You're unbelievable.

Couldn't you have woken me up?

Get dressed unless you're going to show me more.

SEOUL FAMILY COURT

This came in the mail. Free your schedule, okay?

What's this?

FINALIZATION OF DIVORCE

Is it really over, then? Legally?

Yes, the letter came in this morning.

So much for a dramatic turn of events. Although I guess it's what I expected.

What now? Will you keep on working here together?

I get why you guys are living together,

but isn't it awkward here?

Of course it is. One of us will have to work elsewhere.

Have you had any offers? I'm sure many hospitals would like to have you.

I've been searching,

but none are close to what this place offers.

We both want to be professors one day.

I guess Hanseo University Hospital could be an option.

Hanseo Hospital?

Well, that place is the ultimate dream for all doctors.

Except me, of course.

You don't want to go there?

I value my free time, remember? I hate places that make you work all day.

You should be able to have some fun.

You should keep it up. Don't ever become like me.

You have to attend a seminar today of all days.

-Is it this afternoon? -Yes.

Ji-yeon said that everyone involved in the Korea-US symposium will attend.

That includes all of those in important positions.

It'll be a field day for those who are free agents.

I guess.

My gosh.

Hold on.

What is it?

It's nothing.

I need to get ready for the seminar. I should go now.

Go back to work, will you?

What…

They must stand out a lot for everyone to be making a fuss.

I don't know, but I guess that's the case.

The lady at the dried fish store said that they were in sexy outfits

and wearing red lipstick.

They even had double the volume in their hair.

Anyway, I hear that they're quite crude.

The dried fish store owner is probably exaggerating.

You know how she is.

No, I have a strange feeling about it this time.

They don't seem like ordinary women.

Then what kind of women do you think they are?

Oh come on. You're at it again.

Why does this happen whenever someone new joins the market?

Who cares what they did before coming here?

How can you say that?

Now that they're here, they're part of this community.

A bad fish can disrupt the pond.

One rotten apple can ruin the entire crate of apples.

She's right. We're only worried they might ruin the atmosphere of the market.

I doubt that's what you're truly worried about.

You're just happy to have something to gossip about.

We're not gossiping.

Everyone's saying they seem quite odd…

Don't be like this, okay?

Must you blindly follow what others do?

You're the association president's wife.

Why can't you act your age?

He ended up yelling at me because of you.

You spoke ill about them too, so don't play innocent.

I did no such thing. All I did was join your conversation.

Gosh.

What you're currently seeing is the spread of the GI index in five categories.

The subjects that weren't given antibiotics

showed at least more than one spike in numbers.

Patients who weren't given specific antibiotics

showed a significant increase of protective bacteria.

That'll be all. Any questions?

So in conclusion, young patients with non-alcoholic fatty liver disease

who don't suffer from dermatomyositis or cirrhosis

can't hugely benefit from metformin and vitamins

compared to medications for stomach pain.

That is why the most effective cure is exercise,

which is the most basic but difficult solution.

"Doing so will make you as handsome as your doctor."

Saying this will be even more effective.

Dr. Han doesn't seem too pleased, so forget what I said.

That'll be all. Thank you.

That concludes the spring seminar.

Thank you for coming.

-That was amazing. -I should be thanking you.

-That was great. -Hi, guys.

It was a nice summary.

Congratulations.

Was your remark to the chairman ad-libbed or rehearsed?

Rehearsed, of course!

-I'll get going, then. -Sure. Take care.

-I'll call you sometime. -Sure thing.

Did you book the restaurant?

Of course.

We'll be clearing out all the meat there.

I'm ready to empty my wallet today, so eat as much as you want.

-Nice. -Let's go!

Good job, guys. Let's grab a bite to eat. I'll treat you guys to something nice.

Dinner?

I'm sorry, but it's my mother's birthday today.

I have a really bad headache.

My friends are out front, and they've been calling me.

Is that so?

That's too bad. I guess we'll just have to go, then.

I'll at least be saving money.

Good job today, guys.

You too.

-Good job today. -Bye.

In here, guys.

I hear this place serves great meat.

Hey!

You guys.

When did you get here?

You're fast when it comes to food.

Gyu-jin, you're here.

I was supposed to go to my mom's birthday party,

but it got postponed.

Ju-hyeok had a headache, but he got better after taking some pills.

I get it, okay? I never said anything.

Eat up, guys. Don't let the meat burn.

Go ahead. Here.

-Eat up. -Gosh.

You all did great. Go ahead and eat up.

-You too. -Thanks.

Here you go. Have some more. Go ahead.

Unbelievable.

She got left out and went home alone?

This is why she should've been nicer to them.

What…

Hello?

Right? I didn't expect it to work out anyway.

Don't say that. I'm the one who's sorry.

Let's grab a drink sometime when you're less busy.

Yes. I'll call--

Hello?

Honey, why are you standing there?

-Jun-seon, I'm here too. -Hi, Auntie.

How were things at the market today?

So much for the crabs being nice and plump.

There's not much meat inside.

Mom, save some for yourself too.

Just eat up.

You're home early today. What about your part-time job?

My boss wanted to close early and go home.

She acts on a whim even when she runs her business.

She blows hot and cold.

Are you sure she can pay you working like that?

It's nice that she gets to finish early.

How's studying going? Is it going well?

Not really. I'm just trying my best.

Don't overwork yourself. It might shock your brain.

I think it's shocked already.

My brain has trouble keeping up with what I learn in class.

It'll all be in vain if you get exhausted.

Studying is like a long battle. Take your time.

Okay, Dad.

I guess Mom and Dad only care about Da-hee.

Jun-seon, we should also take

the KSATs or study to get a license in real estate.

Jun-seon.

What? What did you say?

What's wrong with him?

You never get distracted while eating.

I'm not feeling well.

Please excuse me. I enjoyed the dinner.

What? He left all his food.

What's wrong with that glutton?

I know.

Is it because we finished the chicken soup yesterday?

He must have no appetite with everything on his mind.

Ok-ja, you should eat some more.

-Mix your rice in the crab shell. -Okay.

Yeong-dal. Ok-bun. I'm off now.

I'll see you tomorrow.

Ok-ja, wait.

What? What's up, Yeong-dal?

Well…

I need to ask you for a favor.

I should've bought some sushi.

Hello?

Dr. Song Na-hee?

Yes. This is she. Who is it?

This is Chief Nam Cheol-woo of Pediatrics at Hanseo Hospital.

We met at the conference today.

Oh, right. Hello. To what do I owe the pleasure?

I enjoyed your presentation today.

Your paper was excellent.

And the alternative you proposed sounded interesting.

Thank you for your kind words.

Speaking of which, there's an opening for a pediatric research lecturer.

You can also get tenure based on your performance.

I won't beat around the bush.

What do you think, Dr. Song?

Would you like to interview for a job at our hospital?

Yes, I'd love to.

I'll have the documents ready tomorrow.

Okay. I'll see you then. Thank you.

Yes!

Well done, Na-hee.

You did a great job.

What are you doing?

I think I have something in my ear.

Why did you come home so early?

I thought you were going to drink all night.

I didn't want to get too drunk tonight.

I have something going on.

Did you eat instant noodles again?

You should keep your temper in check and try to get along with the juniors.

Don't just scold them.

Treat them to a meal and offer a sympathetic ear.

Why are you being so nosy all of a sudden?

I'm just worried about you.

You at least had me until now, but what will you do now?

-Jae-seok's in a different department. -I had a harder time because of you.

Don't worry. It won't be an issue once I quit.

Yes, I know you will quit one day.

But before then, you need--

No, I plan to quit right away. I got a job offer from Hanseo University.

What?

Me too.

The research lecturer?

With a chance of getting tenure.

-The interview is tomorrow. -At 12:30 p.m.

-At 1 p.m. for me. -That's good.

One of us will get the job.

It's been uncomfortable working at the same hospital.

I know.

They're also going to provide housing.

That will solve the issue with our house.

All right, then. I'm tired.

Good night.

I should be the one to get the job.

This is what I've been dreaming of.

Why does it have to be him?

All right. Let's go our separate ways.

If one of us has to leave,

I should be the one to go, and you should stay.

I felt great up until a few minutes ago.

I had fun bowling with friends.

But why do I always find it so hard to go home?

She's not here. Did she go somewhere?

Darn it.

Gosh.

I didn't do anything wrong. Why did I hide?

So I got drunk in front of him. What about it?

It can happen.

Jae-seok.

Yoon Jae-seok.

Jae-seok!

Jae-seok.

Yoon Jae-seok.

What? What do you want?

Drink this.

What is this mysterious liquid?

Is it poison?

All right, Mom. I guess this is more humane

than torturing me to death.

You fool.

It's green vegetable juice.

Celery, beets, yam, and…

Anyway, it has everything that's good for your health.

Mom, I don't eat breakfast.

And I never eat vegetables. Do you not know I only eat meat?

I know. That's why you should drink that from now on.

You should eat vegetables if you want to live long. Drink up.

My gosh.

I've given it some thought.

All the furniture and curtains in your room

are from before you went to Turkey.

Maybe we should redecorate the room.

Why? I'm fine with them.

Well, I'm not.

We should buy a new wardrobe and a bedside table.

Let's change the curtains too. Light ivory sounds good.

Okay. Suit yourself.

All right. What time do you get off today, then?

Why?

Why else? We should pick them out together.

It's for your room.

What?

Why?

Why on earth?

-Where are you going? -Anywhere.

I guess you're going to eat.

Hey, what's with your face? Is something wrong?

No. Nothing's wrong.

I just can't eat what I want or sleep when I want to.

Other than that, I'm fine.

I can't even pick a color for the curtains in my room.

I can't listen to the music I like.

Chopin in the morning and Mozart in the evening.

Actually, I can still hear it.

Am I the only one who hears it?

That's what you deserve.

You kept your distance from Mom, so she's even more obsessed with you now.

Admit it's your fault and accept the whole thing.

Shut it before I beat you to death, you bystander.

How dare you? I'm your older brother. You punk.

Mom doesn't drink a lot these days though, does she?

I don't know. She has some wine when she eats.

-Why? Did she drink a lot before? -No, it's nothing.

Make sure she doesn't drink a lot.

You should take better care of her.

Look who's talking.

Where are you going all dressed up?

It took you long enough to ask. I have something important.

Something important?

Judging by your outfit… Don't tell me you have a blind date.

It's something like that.

Wish me luck.

I might move to another hospital soon.

Dr. Song, we have a patient with a laceration.

The other doctors went to lunch.

Oh, really?

Bring in the patient.

The wound is quite deep. She needs stitches.

Get a local anesthetic.

Will it be covered by insurance?

What's the injury code?

Pardon?

Give me a medical certificate,

and patch her up quickly.

How much will you charge me for a tiny cut this time?

I'll give you a discount.

Let's treat her first.

Are you sure

you got hurt because you fell?

It's okay. Tell me.

What are you doing?

A six-year-old female patient.

She came in with a 4cm-long laceration on her thigh.

She shows symptoms of a chronic illness.

There are multiple circular bruises on her arms and legs,

and they seem to have occurred at different times.

I observed red spots with a 1cm diameter, which are suspected contact burns.

Based on those observations,

I strongly suspect child abuse.

What are you talking about?

You don't get it, do you?

I'm going to write on the medical certificate

that she was abused by her father.

You crazy wench.

This isn't the only hospital.

Hey. We're leaving.

Darn it.

You're not going anywhere. Call the police now.

-Okay. -Quick.

You're crazy. Let go. I said let go!

Darn you.

You've met your match today.

Are you out of your mind? Let go!

Call the cops now!

-Okay. -Darn you!

-Let go! -No!

Darn you!

We're so late. Where's Yeong-dal?

He's at the office taking care of something.

Gosh, this is so heavy.

By the way, Yeong-dal followed you outside last night.

What did he say?

Oh, that?

He told me off for messing up the chicken order.

My gosh. I knew he wouldn't stay quiet.

There's no way the stingy man would let that go.

He keeps his pockets tightly shut

even when his own son needs money.

Exactly.

-My gosh. -Goodness.

Oh, I'm sorry.

Cho-yeon! We're here!

UNNIE'S GIMBAP

You look so well!

-Congratulations on opening a store! -Awesome!

I can't believe you're selling gimbap!

Why are you suddenly selling gimbap? Are you crazy?

You can't say that to my face.

-Oh, sorry. -Come inside.

My gosh, wait. Isn't the music amazing?

Let's dance!

-Not out here. -Come inside.

-Come in. -Let's go.

Oh my…

Ga-yeon, serve that table more jeon.

-Here you go. -Thanks!

This is amazing.

-Cho-yeon, this place is decent. -It is.

You really look like a restaurant owner now.

Thank you.

Eat your fill.

-Tell me if you want more. -Thanks.

Do enjoy yourselves.

You too, Dad.

We're here to congratulate you, so we'll enjoy.

Yes, you should.

-Eat up. -Cho-yeon, the rice cakes are here!

That was quick.

-Put three on each plate. -Okay.

We might get more visitors, so you stay here.

-Ga-yeon and I will hand them out. -I'll visit the stores there.

The fried chicken place is the association president's.

I should visit in person and say hi.

-Okay, then. -Is it good?

ORIGINAL OLD-STYLE CHICKEN

Gosh. I've never seen that kind of an opening before.

How can they be so loud and crazy?

Forget the noise. Did you see the flowers?

They were all from bars or pubs.

The women at the market were right.

They're not your average women.

The woman who led all those girls is the boss, right?

Anyone would be able to tell that she's the boss there.

Her aura was just…

She seemed stocky and had glaring eyes.

Did you see her hairdo?

It looked like a balloon.

-Excuse me. -My goodness.

Hello.

-Hello. -Hi.

I opened a gimbap store a few rows over.

I brought rice cakes for you.

I'll take that. Thank you.

Are you the president's wife?

My goodness. You're beautiful!

Oh, no. I'm the younger sister.

She's his wife.

Oh, no wonder.

My goodness. You're beautiful!

Your skin is fair, and you're so slim.

You look rich and elegant.

You remind me of an actress.

What was her name again? Do you know who it is?

The one with the pale face who looks so elegant.

Oh, well, I don't quite agree, but others say

I look like Jeon In-hwa.

Is your husband not in?

I hoped to say hello to him.

He went out to take care of business.

Right. He's in charge of the market,

so he must be busy.

If he's the president of the merchants' association,

that means he's the boss. The head.

Oh, did this just come out of the fryer?

Gosh, it's golden yellow. What a brilliant color.

How much is a large box?

Is one large box enough for three people?

Three people can eat about…

Hello? Hey, what's up?

They're leaving already? My goodness.

Okay, I'll be right there. Tell them to wait.

Okay, see you soon.

I have to go now.

Please look out for us.

When your husband returns, give him our regards.

It was nice to meet you, pretty madam.

Lipstick.

What just happened?

Dad, can't you stay a while longer?

You rarely leave the temple.

I'll visit another time.

Why follow me out when you're busy? Go back inside.

It's fine. I'll walk you to the exit.

I'm proud of you, my daughter. I always have been.

Whenever you think I'm not doing well,

you always say I'm doing well and that you're proud of me.

That's how you got this far.

I look into the future.

Did you eat a lot?

Mr. Song!

What's the matter?

Will you do something about the new gimbap place?

I can't do business with their loud music.

-The gimbap place? -Yes!

Okay. I'll go right over.

Their opening is more like a shaman's ritual.

It's so noisy!

Oh, dear. Gosh, it's so noisy.

Goodbye! Come by for gimbap next time!

Excuse me. Just a moment.

Yes? We open for business tomorrow.

It's not about that.

I'm the president of the merchants' association here.

My name is Song Yeong-dal.

Oh, you're the president. It's lovely to meet you.

Yes, hello.

I know today's the opening,

but people are complaining about the loud music.

Wait. I'm not the owner.

-You're not? -No.

Where is the owner?

Ju-ri! What's the matter?

Cho-yeon.

He's the association president.

He has something to say.

Oh my goodness! Sir!

I went to your store earlier to say hello.

Your wife is so beautiful.

Mr. President, you're a lucky man!

What do you have to say to me?

Well, it's about--

Sir, you're as handsome as your pretty wife.

You have such a handsome nose.

You could've been an actor. Don't people say that?

Not really.

It's great to meet you.

We're here now, and I hope we get along.

Oh dear. I'm sorry. I forgot.

What did you want to say?

Oh, well… You see…

I know that today's the opening,

but I got complaints about your loud music.

So can you please turn it down?

You brat. I told you it was too loud.

I apologize. We're used to working in a place

with really loud music.

-An occupational hazard. -An occupational hazard.

Sir. It's our opening day though.

Can't you let us off the hook?

Well, I would like to,

but the other merchants feel uncomfortable.

Okay. I see.

I get it.

I'll turn it down.

Don't worry. I'm good at that.

-Is that for Unnie's Gimbap? -Yes.

Bring it over here. Line them up.

Who is this from? The guys…

No, that side is too crowded. Put that here.

-Over there? Okay. -Put it there.

Please put it over there.

Why did they send flowers?

Why isn't she here when she works around the corner?

APPLICATION FOR HANSEO HOSPITAL

What?

Where are you?

I'm outside. Is something wrong?

The police were here. It was a mess.

There was a suspected child abuse case, and Dr. Song wanted to report it.

The dad made a scene and broke stuff.

What? So what happened?

The police took everyone. You should head over there.

Okay. Bye.

Why did she have to get into trouble on a day like today?

Dr. Yoon? The chief will see you now.

Well…

I'm sorry, but something came up.

I'm really sorry! I really am!

JUNGANG POLICE

The suspect just got locked up in a holding cell.

Dr. Song gave us her statement and headed back.

Most are reluctant to make a report, but she sure is a strong lady.

Don't I know it.

She's not normal either.

How many fried chickens do we have out there?

-Enough for four to five large portions. -Okay.

You're here as always.

You never walk past us without coming in.

Why are you walking with a limp?

She's right. Did you injure yourself?

I hurt my back on my way here.

I was out running an errand, and I slipped on the confetti sprayed out

across the new gimbap place.

There's confetti everywhere.

Darn it. It's that gimbap place again?

Unbelievable. Look at this mess!

And the music… Darn it!

The tuna gimbap was delicious.

Thank you for coming.

Stop by whenever you want a late-night snack.

Got it. I wish you the best.

-Thanks. Bye. -We'll get going, then.

-Bye, guys. -Let's go.

Mr. Song.

You're back again. What brings you by this time?

Yes, I'm back.

I asked you to turn down the music, but it's still very loud.

No, it's not. We turned it down a little.

Isn't this all right though?

An opening ceremony should have music.

-It should be loud-- -It's not all right, so just turn it off.

Also, what's with the confetti?

Someone could slip and fall on these.

You're littering the street, and it's dangerous.

I can't believe the girls didn't clean this up.

Unbelievable.

My friends sprayed this to celebrate our opening.

They always end up getting criticized after doing something good.

Last time--

Stop. I don't want to hear your stories.

Turn off the music and clean this up.

Got it, sir.

I'll have the girls clean this up.

Cho-yeon!

-My gosh, you're here. -Hey!

-You said you couldn't come. -How could I miss it?

Let's head inside.

-Did you get plastic surgery? -How did you know?

Unbelievable.

You've got to be kidding me.

Gosh.

My gosh.

That is one odd woman.

She never listens to what I say.

Unbelievable!

What on earth is this? Gosh, I can't believe this.

Why weren't these recyclables sorted out?

Do people have no common sense?

I clearly put up a notice

saying this is only for regular trash.

You've got to be kidding me.

Darn it.

Plastic bottles and… My goodness.

UNNIE'S GIMBAP

"Unnie's…"

Are these from that restaurant?

Darn it.

-Cheers! -It's been so long.

Don't tell me you still live with that jerk.

Gosh, don't call him that.

He's my husband, you know.

Look at you taking his side.

I heard he quit gambling after he married you.

Turn him into a better person.

Got it.

Ga-yeon, can you clean that table?

Got it!

It's good, right?

Stop what you're doing!

Oh, right. I forgot about the confetti.

-Ga-yeon, can you clean it up? -Okay.

Tell me what this is.

What do you mean?

That's a 20-liter trash bag.

Does this look like general waste to you?

These are recyclables!

How can you throw these out with the general waste?

What is this mess? Haven't you heard of recycling?

I'm sorry.

It's our opening ceremony, so things are a bit hectic.

That can't be an excuse.

This is basic knowledge.

Also, the waste disposal site was set up for customers.

The store owners must manage their trash themselves.

Well, that's my bad, so I'll be careful from now on.

I'm sorry about what I did wrong,

but must you be this way in front of my customers?

Are you always this mean?

What? Mean?

Do you have any idea how many times I came here today?

It's my third visit here.

But the music is still hurting my ears,

and I cleaned up all the confetti.

I've been running my store at this market for 13 years,

and I've been the association president for four.

Never have I received

this many complaints about a new store before.

Do you know that?

It's our first time running a business in a market,

so I admit we weren't aware of the rules.

But isn't it also the president's job

to act as a mediator and have people understand

since it's our opening day?

This is supposed to be a community.

What?

I've also worked at a variety of places.

I've met my share of odd neighbors.

But never have I come across a place that doesn't allow any leeway.

I guess we're even, then, right?

Whatever.

Just sort these out.

I'll get to it later, so leave it here.

You keep saying that, but you never do anything!

Do it right now!

Can't you see I have customers? I'll do it later.

No, do it right now!

I said I'll do it later, you old man!

We'll do it right away.

Separate the plastics and cans.

-And gather all the papers-- -Girls, open the door. He's leaving.

Sure.

Unbelievable!

Darn it.

You darn little…

Darn you!

When the police call,

send over the medical reports that I wrote via fax.

If the girl needs to be hospitalized, we're the affiliated hospital,

so tell the police we'll take her.

Got it, Dr. Song.

I'll take a ten-minute break.

Nothing fazes her, does it?

How can she be okay after experiencing that?

Tell me about it.

My hands are still shaking.

How relentless.

Exactly.

Where's Dr. Song?

She went out that way just now

for a ten-minute break.

How is she?

She isn't fazed at all. You know how she is.

I've developed a crush on her.

Ta-da!

Unfazed? As if.

She's just too proud to admit that she was scared.

Is this too much?

I guess I can give her these as a friend and colleague.

Yes, it's fine.

Gyu-jin?

Bo-yeong?

It really is you.

It's been so long.

Has it been ten years since we last met?

Yes, I think so.

How have you been?

Good, I guess.

I've been busy raising my kid after I gave birth.

He was born with asthma.

Asthma isn't easy to deal with.

Your husband should help out a lot.

Well…

Are you still working?

I run a small leather workshop with a friend.

You've been good, right?

I heard you got married. I couldn't make it to the wedding.

My son wasn't doing so well.

I never made it to yours either.

Hold on. No one ever told me you got married.

-You must've had a quiet wedding. -Yes.

Anyway, it's really nice to meet you.

Exactly.

I can't believe we never crossed paths before.

Exactly. I can't believe we met here of all places.

Don't laugh. Why do you keep laughing?

What can I say? It's hilarious.

She's one bold woman though.

You never lose your cool,

but she has you in a rage.

I've never met a woman like that before.

You have no idea how brazen she is.

Now I'm dead curious.

She must be unusual to make this kind of entrance.

How old do you think she is? Is she pretty?

What?

She sounds incredibly beautiful.

Just like a rose with prickly thorns.

A rose?

She's more like a rose that's been squashed by a truck.

If you're that curious, go and see her for yourself.

Goodness. I'm so angry.

I don't even know how the day went by today.

I should take a bath before I get some sleep today.

You're right. It was a long day.

So many people came to visit us today.

By the way, can you believe that president?

He seems so petty.

Cho-yeon, come on.

Didn't you overreact and tell him that he's really handsome earlier?

I was only trying to be nice.

Handsome, my foot.

What are you going to do? We're already on his bad side now.

Won't he make things harder for us?

Hey, it's the same for him.

He got on Cho-yeon's bad side too.

-Of course. -What's our boss's name?

Kang Cho-yeon!

Make way!

Make way for our boss.

-Look at all these vegetables. -Hello.

There's also spinach. Gosh, I love shepherd's purse.

-Is that so? -I should buy some.

But they don't seem fresh.

I'll take all of these.

-Thank you. -No problem.

Still, let me take this eggplant for free.

Of course. Take it with you.

Can someone give me 10,000 won?

Gosh, you punks.

I wanted to eat something nice outside.

Why do you always insist on eating seaweed soup?

Then we'll be asked to pay the entrance fee again.

This is good enough.

Why aren't you eating? You should eat up.

I'm eating.

Jong-su.

What's the matter?

-Who is it? -The body scrubber who works here.

There's been a slight misunderstanding.

What happened?

We scrubbed the backs of some elders for 2,000 won per person.

-But he caught us. -What?

We scrubbed the back of an elder one time,

and he gave us some money.

We took it because it was hard to refuse.

He must've told people that it was cheap.

And that led to lots of clients.

I guess we're not so bad at this.

Since you're here, let us scrub your back.

You guys.

I want you to go back to Mr. Jang.

-Jun-seon. -What are you talking about?

I can't stand it anymore.

Your lives won't get better if you stick with me.

I don't have any money or connections.

If you go back to Mr. Jang, you can at least work as stuntmen.

-No way. -I don't want that either.

Don't just refuse for no reason.

You'll lose your touch if you don't train.

We work out here, you know.

-We also coordinate fight scenes. -Right.

We've decided to follow you wherever you go.

Unbelievable.

Hey, do you know…

AUNTIE

Yes, Auntie. Can I call you back? I'm outside…

What?

Really?

Gosh, you didn't have to run. I told you to take your time.

I was worried you might change your mind.

Are you sure about this? Are you really going to invest in me?

It's 20 million won.

I don't need it back anytime soon,

so set up your company and pay me back when you can.

Auntie.

Don't tell the family though. Especially your mom.

I don't want things to be awkward between us.

Of course! I'm really grateful, Auntie.

I was struggling with my juniors looking up to me.

You really saved my life.

Gosh, there's no need to put it like that.

Anyway, try your best. This isn't just any money.

Yes, of course. I know that.

You've been saving up for your marriage, right?

I'll succeed no matter what

and find you a younger man for a cruise ship wedding.

Gosh, don't be silly.

I get seasick, you know.

Then you can throw up during the ceremony.

I love you, Auntie.

I love you, my dear investor.

Gosh, you're hurting me.

Look at you with your sweaty palms.

Yes, I gave him the money.

Judging by his big smile,

I could tell he was in a bad spot.

Must you do this instead of giving it to him yourself?

He needs to learn not to be dependent on me.

You know how he is.

He's too kind and bad at looking out for himself.

If he thinks there's money to spare, he won't take it seriously.

You should at least tell Ok-bun, then.

I feel guilty about lying to her.

Your sister is the same.

When it comes to her kids, she can never be strict.

Let's just keep it between us for now.

All right, if you insist.

Anyway, thank you for today. I'll see you tomorrow.

-Bye. -I'm home!

Mom, I found an investor. Ga-hee, someone invested in my company!

I'm afraid you lost out on a chance to make big money.

I offered it to you first since you guys are family,

but now I feel bad for you all.

Look at him all boisterous again.

I really wish it works out this time.

Is she asleep?

APPLICATION FOR HANSEO HOSPITAL

Ms. Song.

Thank you for your hard work as always.

It's almost time to close, right?

I had lots of bags to carry earlier, so I couldn't say hello.

Did anything stress you out today?

My mom is quite picky and very moody.

She's not easy to deal with, is she?

Well… I bought a few cans of beer.

If you want, I can be your drinking buddy just like last time.

A drinking buddy.

Gosh, Jae-seok. Watch your mouth.

You said it wasn't you.

You look just like her, so I was mistaken again.

-And you have the same handwriting. -Fine. It was me.

I'm the pathetic loser who took 64,000 won from you.

I didn't say you were pathetic.

I was so embarrassed that I pretended not to know you.

That night, it wouldn't have been a surprise

if I even ended up committing suicide.

But I wasn't brave enough to do that,

so I got drunk with a total stranger.

Imagine how embarrassed I must've been to pretend like I didn't know you.

Couldn't you just be nice and pretend not to notice anything?

Why do you keep mentioning it and making fun of me?

Is that necessary?

Well, Ms. Song, I didn't mean to make fun of you.

All right. I'm a nasty drunk. I snatched your money.

And I was impressed by the phrase, "Just be myself."

So I decided to try my best again.

Are you happy now?

Ms. Song.

Ms. Song, I just thought our relationship was interesting.

I only behaved that way because I was excited to see you again.

I don't have 1,000 won.

I'll give you the rest later.

So take this first.

Wait, Ms. Song.

Well…

She yelled at me without giving me a chance to explain.

Was I too mean?

I feel really bad now.

The radish soup is very refreshing.

Is this all we have?

No, we have a lot. Have more if you want.

Your appetite must be back after getting the investment.

I heard the news, Jun-seon.

There will be two business owners in our family now.

Congratulations!

That's right. Thank you, Da-hee.

So are you going to look around for an office today?

Yes. I'll find an office and have business cards made

so I can hand them out to film and broadcasting companies.

I have a lot of work to do.

It's not easy to run my own business.

Of course not. It's never easy.

Stop making a fuss as if everything's settled.

Always be cautious and weigh up what to do.

Don't get carried away and ruin things.

You know what he means. He wants you to do a good job.

I get it, Mom. I know what Dad is like.

Just wait. I'll have you shut down the store

and travel the world within three years.

Dad, you can play golf as a hobby.

Mom, I'll get you a designer bag.

Dad, where are you going?

Anyway, you can learn how to arrange flowers

carrying around a designer bag.

Gosh, it sounds wonderful already.

All right, Da-hee.

Since you're studying for a better career, shouldn't you at least study abroad?

Will you pay for the tuition? That would be great.

Jun-seon, what about me?

I don't need much. Just open up a nail salon for me

so I can count money while my employees work.

A nail salon? Sure. It's no big deal.

Ji-hun, what would you like?

Tell me anything.

-Go ahead. -I'm fine.

You're fine?

I knew it. Ji-hun cares about me so much.

I'll go get ready for school. Thank you for the food.

Sometimes, your son is even scarier than Dad.

I feel the same way.

That must be Seo-jin.

Mom, stay here. I'll go get the door.

You still look so sleepy, sweetie.

Gosh.

She had a bellyache last night,

so she didn't get a good sleep.

Don't let her eat anything cold.

Have her drink warm water.

You had a bellyache, Seo-jin? Are you all right now?

Okay.

Da-hee will take care of her.

-I have important work to do. -Okay.

Seo-jin, have fun with your aunt.

I'll come home early.

Bye.

Wait. Aren't you going to ask what it's about?

Do I need to know?

Not really.

I'm going to look for an office for my new business.

-Business? -Well, it's nothing grand.

I'm starting a stunt company.

I wanted to remain an artist,

but my junior stuntmen want it, and I found an investor.

Really? Good for you. I'll wish you good luck.

Sure. It will go well. I'll do it right this time.

If you become a business owner,

will you not have to do stunt work yourself?

What?

It doesn't work like that.

I'll invite you to the opening of my business.

You have to come, okay?

Seo-jin, your mom doesn't seem to hate the idea.

Right, Seo-jin?

He seems really excited about it.

I guess that's better than to see him all depressed.

I like my hair.

-Ma'am. -Yes?

Please make sure to give some volume on the top of my head.

The volume of my hair represents my pride.

Okay.

Make it higher. Even higher.

-Higher? -Yes.

-Higher? -Higher.

-Even higher? -Higher.

-Higher? -Way higher.

Even higher than this?

Gosh, I love it. Are you guys done?

It's done.

-It's perfect. -Okay. We're ready to go to work.

Let's go make gimbap.

-Let's go -Let's go.

I just don't understand you.

He's not someone else's son.

Why do you pick on every word he says?

What's wrong with you?

I told him what needed to be said.

Don't get your hopes up. It's not easy to run a business.

If things go wrong again, he'll just cry and blame his fate.

Forget it.

You might be able to stay level-headed about everything.

But I'm not like you.

I want to daydream about traveling the world

and carrying a designer bag with my children's money.

So you should stop discouraging him like that.

Even a stranger invested money in his business.

How could you act like that as his dad? My gosh, you're unbelievable.

Where are you going?

I'm off to buy red pepper powder so I can make kimchi for Na-hee. Why?

Gosh, why is she being so hostile?

My gosh.

Can you walk faster? I'm starving.

My stomach hurts because I'm walking too fast.

Are you that hungry?

Of course. Look at the time.

It's way past mealtime.

-You're punctual when it comes to eating. -I know.

-Ga-yeon, do you know something? -What?

When she started working at a bar,

she used to eat lunch in the corner of the room

while other girls were busy fixing their makeup.

Really?

Hello, Mr. Song.

-Hello, Mr. Song. -Hello.

So what happened?

-Did your boss scold you? -I didn't mind getting a scolding.

If you have the right attitude, you can endure anything.

If you have the right attitude, you can endure anything.

So you guys should never skip a meal.

You feel empty when you are hungry.

We never get to feel hungry.

Right. We can't even go on a diet because of you.

Cho-yeon.

Come with me.

Are you all right?

It's not like you're a warrior. You're so fearless.

We have emergency response procedures and safety regulations here.

Are you new here? Are you an intern?

Mind your own business.

How could I think of those regulations when a kid was shaking with fear?

Did the interview go well?

Well… it was okay.

What? Just okay?

You should've aced it so one of us could leave this place.

I'll get a call and find out.

By the way,

I noticed you have a patient named Si-hu.

Yoo Si-hu.

He was admitted with pediatric asthma.

Yes, so what?

He happens to be the child of someone I know.

Take special care of him for me. Bye.

I take care of my patients even if you tell me not to.

How does he know the kid that he'd even mention him?

Yoo Si-hu. Let's see.

MADAM JANG OK-BUN

Hi, Mom.

Na-hee, are you with a patient? Can we talk?

I can talk. What's up?

Nothing's up.

When you came over for chicken soup,

Gyu-jin seemed to really like the radish green kimchi.

I'll make that and some cucumber kimchi.

Pick it up on your way home.

Forget it.

Why keep making kimchi when you have a bad back?

I make it for you guys.

Gyu-jin loves homemade food.

Forget about Gyu-jin.

I'm too busy to come by, so don't bother.

Hey, wait.

If you're busy today, then come tomorrow.

I'm busy tomorrow too. Just don't make the kimchi.

Bye now.

Gyu-jin this, Gyu-jin that. Why does she adore him so much?

She snaps when I offer to make her food.

She always refuses.

What? Did she refuse again?

Of course. She's too busy to come by.

What now? We already salted the vegetables.

I know.

Gyu-jin seemed to love the kimchi.

No.

I shouldn't read his diary.

It's private.

Forget his privacy.

I should know. I'm his mom.

Dad talked on the phone throughout the entire meal,

then went out for 30 minutes.

Dad looked like he wanted to leave soon,

so I lied about having a stomachache and asked him to take me home.

I had a lot to tell Dad.

Dad doesn't seem curious about me anymore.

That darn scumbag.

SON OF A WITCH

That jerk.

This is so annoying.

Seung-hyeon is unbelievable.

Wait for me!

Why are you here, Mom?

I guess I failed. I wanted to surprise you.

I saw your coat. It stood out.

Did it?

I dressed up. Is it a bit much?

Ji-hun.

Why don't you skip your academy and eat with me instead?

Eat all you want.

Let's stuff ourselves.

You should eat too. Don't give me all the food.

Yes, of course.

Son.

Are you happy you skipped your academy lessons?

I guess it's not too bad.

Tell me if you want to do anything else.

How about we go play VR games?

Or how about a karaoke room?

I heard that escape rooms are fun too.

Shall we try that?

There must be one-- My gosh!

-Oh dear. -Are you okay, Mom?

My goodness.

What a mess.

I'm sorry. Did it get on you?

I'm fine.

It might leave a stain.

It's your favorite skirt.

Oh no.

Ji-hun.

I'm sorry.

It's okay. It didn't get on me.

I wish you were a troublemaker.

You're too sweet.

I cause more trouble than you do.

I'm such an embarrassment.

Hey. I need to order another drink.

What should I get?

MADAM JANG OK-BUN

What's up, Mom?

Where are you? Still at work?

Yes, I told you I'm busy.

-What about Gyu-jin? -He's busy too.

Yes, I know.

About the radish green kimchi I mentioned…

I said we don't need any. We're really busy.

I know, you brat.

So I'm on my way to deliver it to your place.

I'll leave it in the fridge like last time, so don't forget to eat it.

It's fine, Mom. Why would you even bother…

COHABITATION CONTRACT

Mom, no!

What do you mean?

You haven't left, have you? If not…

I left already. I'm on the bus.

You can't, Mom. I said it's fine.

Go back to the store. I'll come and get it.

It's fine. You said you're busy.

I know your house is a mess.

I won't touch anything. I'll just leave the kimchi.

Don't worry.

Let's hang up now. You're busy.

Mom!

This is insane.

Yoon Gyu-jin, pick up.

Why did you call me all of a sudden?

Be quiet. Where are you?

Why do you care?

-My mom is on her way. -What?

My mom is going to our place

to put food in our fridge.

The Cohabitation Contract we have on the wall.

Your mother…

-Where are you? -At work.

I'm leaving now. You should too.

-Okay. -We must stop her.

We can't let her get in. Hurry up!

Okay, I get it. Hang up.

Taxi!

-You fool! -My gosh.

Are you trying to get killed?

Sorry. I'm sorry.

I'm very sorry. Sorry about that.

Thank you.

Hurry.

Move it.

She's getting in. Quick.

-Mom! -Mother!

What now? What do we do?

-What… -What do you think?

-Run. Quick! -Okay.

You're dead if you lose her!

My arm almost fell off.

COHABITATION CONTRACT

Mother!

Gyu-jin.

Mother…

Mom.

Song Na-hee. You…

She's your first love, right? The girl from church.

First love? As if.

Why is he so flustered?

Maybe his heart did skip a beat.

Let us be struck by wads of money.

-Something's dropping. -The ceiling is leaking!

Guys, the ceiling is leaking.

Water's leaking from the ceiling!

You're still beautiful even though you've retired.

Hi, Ga-hee. Have you been well?

Where on earth did they come from?

I can't help but be suspicious.

We're closed. My goodness.

We're here to give you a warning.