All language subtitles for Once Again E09

Dr. Lee's here.

Hello. I must be the last to arrive.

I did my best not to be late.

Jeong-rok.

-It's been a while, Gyu-jin.
-Yes.

It's even nicer to see you.

Crazy Song Na-hee.

Hello, Jeong-rok.

I hope it's not a show that connects
medical advice with product promotion.

No product placement either.

I hear you.

I'll make sure the show
is strictly educational.

-You should--
-I have another question.

Does your face really look bigger on TV?

Gosh, sorry about that.

It was just too hilarious.

Gosh, Na-hee. You haven't changed at all.

Ready, action!

Q&A WITH DOCTORS

A high-end talk show
with a panel of doctors.

This is Q&A with Doctors.

Walnuts are packed
with omega-3 and choline,

which helps strengthen memory function
and blood vessels.

It'd be great to get into a habit
of eating nuts at an early age.

However, forcing a child
to eat nuts against his or her will

can add unnecessary stress,

and stress can hurt one's brain health.

They still need to consume nuts,

unless there's another way
to obtain vitamin E at a cheap price.

Once they get old
and find it necessary, they will.

You should just leave them be.

Instead of forcing your children
to eat nuts, talk to them,

and compliment them sincerely.

That's a better way
to develop their brain synapses.

Research indicates
good relationships between

parents and children
lead to better academic results.

You must've talked to
your parents a lot as a child,

considering how you became a doctor.

My parents were too busy
frying chicken at the market

to spend any quality time with me.

A pat on the head
and a pat on the back from time to time.

That's also a way of conversing.

I didn't mind the smell of fried chicken
coming from my parents.

It was because they were busy
living their lives,

and that was all the encouragement
I truly needed.

-Good job today.
-Thank you.

-Good job today.
-Thank you for coming.

Did you have to
undermine my opinion like that?

I was only adding my point of view.

But you're not that way
with the other doctors.

Gosh. Good job today.

Are you determined
to make me look like a fool?

That wasn't the case at all.

Think deeper before making a remark.

Don't deceive the viewers
with false information.

Deceive the viewers? Don't you know
how knowledgeable I am?

All I'm saying is--
Why are you rolling your eyes?

-Good job today, Gyu-jin.
-Good work.

-You too, Na-hee.
-You did well too.

You guys had great chemistry today.

Na-hee, you especially.
You made the show today.

Did you hear that?
Jeong-rok thinks I did well.

If you're not busy,
how about we grab a bite?

I'm hungry after two hours of filming.

I'm sorry, but I have to get home.

Really?

Yes, me too.

Gosh, that was refreshing.

Why couldn't Ga-hee let us go first?

Is she worried
we'd sell her son after a bath?

She just never makes life easy for anyone.

And I wouldn't mind you shutting up.

I nearly went deaf, you know.

Got it.

-Your mom is…
-Gosh, what's taking them so long?

Ji-hun, my son!

-Unbelievable.
-Guys, we're sorry.

We tried to hurry up, but Ok-ja insisted
on drying her hair. Sorry.

Why are you blaming me
when we dried our hair together?

-Let's get going.
-I can't believe you, Auntie.

-This is heavier now.
-Gosh.

Jun-seon,
did you scrub Ji-hun's back thoroughly?

Don't tell me
you just poured water on him.

I scrubbed him well to the point
that his skin almost peeled off.

What about the back of his neck
and his behind?

I told you I did.

I spent so much time on him
that I didn't have enough for myself.

See? I still need a good scrub.

Gosh, you really do need a good scrub.

Good job, my son.

-I'm the one who did a good job, not him.
-Fine. Good job, Jun-seon.

Can you hold this for me?

Can't you throw that away?

You've lost most of the studs
on that anyway.

You see, living with someone
makes you think like him.

Why would you drag me into this?
I never told you not to buy hairpins.

I never said it was you.
What's with the guilty confession?

Mom, I better go to my part-time job
right away. It's almost time.

Sure, go ahead. Call me
if you're scared to walk home alone.

Sure. I won't be late. Jun-seon, here.

-I'll get going.
-Bye.

Have a good time.

Look at our youngest sister working hard.

-Doesn't it make you proud?
-It sure does.

A person should always work
to make a living like I am doing now.

-Don't you agree, Ga-hee?
-Those losers.

Ji-hun, let's go. Gosh, I'm hungry.

Unbelievable.

I wonder if Na-hee and Gyu-jin
did well on the show.

Should I call them?

I'm sure they did well.

You did raise a smart one, didn't you?

-I mean, she's even on TV.
-Tell me about it.

I'm more nervous myself.

Yes, Mom.

The show's over, and I'm almost home.

Really?

If you're not home yet,
come by with Gyu-jin.

We can order some jjajangmyeon.

We're both a bit tired right now.

Right, I bet you are.

All right, then.
Go home and get some rest.

That reminds me.

Ask Gyu-jin if he'd like
some more scallion kimchi.

Hold on.

Mom wants to know
if you want more scallion kimchi.

Oh, I see. Mom?

He says we have
more than enough right now.

He'll tell you when he wants more.

Okay, I got it.

Go home and get some rest.

Don't skip your meals, okay?

Got it.

Gosh, that was refreshing.

Mom, can we really order Chinese?
I'll have ganjjajang.

I'll have seafood jjamppong.

Mom, let's order tangsuyuk too.

Sure, order a big plate.

Why would we order in
when we have leftovers?

We still have doenjang jjigae
from this morning.

I'll pay for it, so let's order Chinese.

If that's the case,

I'll have ganjjajang.

Let me take your order, then.

Who wants ganjjajang?

Seafood jjamppong?

-Me.
-Got it.

Orders received.

Hello, is this Hong's?

This is President Song Yeong-dal's.

We'll order four ganjjajang,
two seafood jjamppong,

and a big plate of tangsuyuk.

We'd like fast delivery,
a lot of pickled radishes,

and a free plate of fried dumplings.

Wait, what was that sound?

Didn't it come from above?

A stray cat must've gotten inside again.

Dad, hold on. Let me go up there.

It's not like there's anything
to eat up there.

Gosh.

See? I can do a push-up
on my thumbs, right?

You can't. I just saw you fail miserably.

Also, I saw you make fists
with your hands.

You're wrong.
I was balancing on my thumbs.

-No way.
-Stop, you two!

Have you forgotten what I told you?

You're supposed to be like ghosts.

No one can know you're up here.

It's his fault for insisting
that a rookie like him

can do a push-up on his thumbs.

I wasn't insisting.
Didn't I just prove it to you?

Shut it, you two. Listen up.

My parents eat home-cooked meals
every day, work regular hours,

and take dance classes at the market.
Do you know what that means?

It means that they're healthier than us.

All their senses including sight, hearing,
and sense of smell are sensitive,

so keep it down,
or you'll be back at the sauna.

We're sorry.

We thought you were still at the sauna.

So are you two feeling better now?

Yes, we're in better condition.

I'm loving the warm floors
and the fact that it's not damp.

I'm glad, then.

Here you go.

Hold on a second.

Hello, sir.
This is President Song's again.

You haven't left yet, right?

Then I'll add two large portions
of jjajangmyeon to our order.

Can you deliver it to the rooftop
through the outside stairs?

Yes, please keep it a secret.

Don't forget the free fried dumplings.

-Welcome.
-Hello.

This is pretty. Mom would love it.

-How much is this?
-Six dollars.

-I'll take it.
-Sure.

Do you perhaps
have one more of the same design?

-The person you have reached is not…
-They never answer me.

The filming must be over by now.

-It's me, Ms. Choi.
-Hi.

Goodness. Your hair is wet.

You could catch a cold
if you don't dry this.

My entire family went to the sauna today.

Your whole family?

Isn't that what families used to do
30 years ago?

We go sometimes on weekends.

My mom and aunt always go
to get rid of the stench of fried oil.

I see.

This is for you.

What's this?

You treated me to that steak
the other day.

It's nothing expensive.
I just bought it on the street.

Is it a gift?

Gosh, it's pretty.

Maybe it's because
I have such an elegant look.

It looks so pretty on you.
It's like one from a department store.

I'm only kidding. Thank you so much.

So this is what it's like
to raise a daughter.

Well, I'll take my break now.
Good luck down here.

-Sure, go ahead.
-Okay.

Welcome.

-Is there a seat with a plug here?
-Yes, over there.

So what can I get you?

My mom is the lady with the long hair!

My mom's hair is so long
that it drags on the ground.

Her hair

is over 2m long…

Excuse me.

-Yes?
-Can I get a glass of cold water?

Well, it's self-service--

-Her hair…
-Sure thing.

For 23 years…

I told you I have an operation tomorrow.

Well, don't drink so much.
Let's talk again soon.

Does she work part-time on weekends too?

Here you go.

My gosh!

-Are you all right?
-Seriously?

-Are you all right?
-Unbelievable.

Move it!

Who serves water like that?

You should've come from the front.

How can I see you
if you come from the side?

I don't have eyes on the side.

I'm terribly sorry.
I didn't think of that.

What are you going to do about this?
Do you know how expensive this is?

Suede should never be drenched in water.

This is so annoying!

Whatever. Compensate me for this.

What?

Of course, this is your mistake.

It's already losing its color.

Hold on a second.

This looks like a fake to me.

Real suede wouldn't lose color like this.

-Who are you to butt in like this?
-Mr. Yoon.

I'm someone who can represent
the owner of this cafe.

From what I saw,

you're the one who knocked the cup over,

so why should she pay for anything?

When did I do that?

Unbelievable.

You have a bad memory
for someone your age.

Let's check the security camera, then.

If you did knock over the cup,

you'll have to pay for the dry cleaning

and compensate her for emotional injury.

Emotional injury?

You tried to blame
an innocent person just now.

I heard you yell
and make impolite comments.

Look at how pale your skin is.
You must be in shock.

What? That's right.

I can't believe this.

Whatever. Just forget about it.

We won't see you out. Have a good day.

I'm sorry, ma'am. Take care.

Ms. Song.

-Are you too nice or foolishly naive?
-Sorry?

Why let her bombard you
when it's not your fault?

No wonder she saw you as a pushover.

I wasn't being a pushover.

You're still being like that
even at this moment.

You know what?

Changing your personality
is more crucial than college.

I'm taking it upon myself
to train you. Got it?

All right. Got it.

Your employee bank accounts
have been opened.

A variety of commission fees are for free,
and you can withdraw money after hours.

Thank you so much. How nice of you.

Here you go.

Save up your salaries from here on out.

Don't you go about spending money
just because you feel like it, okay?

Got it, Cho-yeon.

I'll try and enjoy
the fun of saving up money too.

It feels great to receive
a bank account for my salary.

How long must we wear
clothes like this though?

Look at this elastic waistband.

Are you kidding me?

Tell me about it.

I feel like someone's choking me.
It's too stuffy.

We need to show them
that we're accepting their opinions,

so hang in there. We'll wait for a window.

It's not like they can watch us every day.

It's so hard to become ordinary.

Welcome!

Hello.

Goodness.

I wasn't expecting all three of you.

We're not here for a special reason.
Just lunch.

I see you're here to keep an eye on us.

Don't you worry.

We may not be the obedient type,
but we keep our promises.

It's not to observe you three…

Anyway, we'll have three rolls of gimbap.

Sure.

Cho-yeon, three rolls of gimbap
for table three.

Okay, three rolls of gimbap
for table three.

The cutlery is in the box.

Here are your three rolls of gimbap.

Please enjoy. Your soup will be right out.

The clothes look great on you.

Tell me about it.
You look like ladies now.

Exactly.

That doesn't mean you used to look cheap.

Guys, just eat. You're making it worse.

What on earth is this?

Why? Does it taste bad?

Well,

it tastes too bland.

Did you even season the ingredients?

Of course I did.
I seasoned all of them this morning.

-Let me try one.
-Maybe you left this one out.

It tastes fine to me.
It's seasoned perfectly.

Aren't you just trying to nitpick?

My gosh.

I also sell food for a living, you know.

I wouldn't joke when it comes to food.

Is that so?

If you're not satisfied,
I won't take your money, then.

My gosh. Really?

No, that's all right.
We're not here for freebies, so we'll pay.

No, don't. It doesn't feel right.

No, I'm going to pay.
I won't be comfortable otherwise.

I said it's okay. You don't have to pay.

No, take it. Where's my change?

The food wasn't satisfying,
so it's on the house.

It doesn't change the fact
that we ordered it.

Now take the money and give me my change.

It's about Na-hee's sister.

She's nothing like Na-hee.

Na-hee is too straightforward.

But Da-hee is too soft-hearted.

Was she repressed by Na-hee growing up?

It wasn't easy to shoot a TV show.

There were cameras everywhere,
and the lighting was too hot.

It felt like I was
taking a test in histology.

She's very nice though.

It's unfair that nice people like her
always end up at a disadvantage.

And Na-hee kept pouncing on my words
the whole time.

The director found it interesting,
so he pushed ahead with it.

And Jeong-rok giggled as he watched.

I was so upset.

Jeong-rok's our senior in college.

You know, right? Jeong-rok is a legend.

All students in our college
became doctors with his test materials.

He was recently trained
at the New York Cancer Center.

He will start working
at Sejin Hospital next week.

It's our affiliated hospital.

Will you keep talking
without listening to me?

You're doing the same thing.

-Am I?
-Yes, you are.

So, what? Did the shoot go well?

Forget it.
I don't want to talk about it again.

Then don't.

I should go take a nap.
This coffee isn't enough.

Keep talking to yourself.

What a nut.

He's a complete nutcase.

Why are you at it again?
We're done talking about it.

Whether he's single or not,
I don't want to get married.

I just want to keep raising Si-hu
by myself.

That was the plan when I had him.

If I needed a man, I would've gotten
back together with him somehow.

I'm doing fine, so what's your problem?

What?

I want chocolate milk.

Research says milk products are not good
for kids with asthma.

I don't drink it often.

Why are you drinking
something sweet, then?

My mom doesn't drink
anything sweet to stay fit.

I don't gain weight easily.

I don't think so.

You've gained some weight
since I first met you.

What?

Who, me? Gosh, what are you talking about?

Can I ask you about your dad?

Yes. It's okay.

Since when was your dad not around?

I didn't have one from the beginning.
My mom says I've never had a dad.

I'm sorry, Si-hu.

Oh, Dr. Song.

Mom, Dr. Song bought me chocolate milk.

Thank you.

I was talking on the phone.

I see.

Si-hu should go get a shot.
We should get going.

Say bye.

Let's go.

I didn't gain weight.

What's funny?

No, nothing.

BALLOON ART SHOW WITH DAD

-What are you doing, Si-hu? Let's go.
-Okay, Mom.

He's so handsome.

He's like a walking mannequin.

I know.

I will marry a man like him
in my next life.

-You're here.
-Yes.

They gave us the wrong address,
so it took longer.

Oh no.

He must've had a hard time.

What kind of idiot
doesn't know his address?

I see.

I should've checked it again
when I took the order.

Thank you anyway.

Come on in and drink something cold.

Go on ahead.

Have something cold in there.

Their gimbap is terrible.

It's unbelievable.

But the owner doesn't seem to agree.

She says it tastes just right.

Really?

Is it that bad?

Yes. It does taste bad.

You know Jeong-sik has a big appetite,

but he could barely finish
half of the gimbap.

That's my point.

It's rare that we agree on something.

-Come on in.
-You're here.

-I'm back.
-Hello, sweetie.

You must be tired.

No. I'm okay.

Delivery is going well.

Sales are on the rise.

Really?

I wonder whose idea it was.

There you go again.

You just demean yourself
by talking too much

despite your stoic look.

Look who's talking.
You never stop talking.

-Men and women are different.
-How different?

They are always like that.

Don't bother.

-Okay.
-I should just drink my coffee.

Asthma isn't easy to deal with.

Your husband
should have to help out a lot.

Well…

No wonder.

BALLOON ART SHOW WITH DAD

Watch carefully and follow me.

Tie it carefully.

Well done.

Si-hu.

Si-hu.

Where did he go?

Si-hu.

Si-hu.

Si-hu.

-What is this?
-Si-hu.

Mom!

Let me see.

What is this?

Is it a gun?

It's a gun.

What's up?

What?

You'd never come to my office
without a reason.

What is it?

I was wondering if you let others
borrow your husband.

What do you mean?

There's a balloon art class
in the small assembly hall.

I'm coming from there.

Dr. Yoon is in the class with some kid.

You know him. He's your patient.

Si-hu or something.

I see.

What? Do you know about it?

Sure. I asked him to do it.

The kid's dad couldn't make it.

I see.

I thought I should tell you
to take good care of your husband.

All right, then.

What am I doing now?

He must've been tired.

He was working so hard, sweating all over.

Thank you for doing this with Si-hu.

It's no big deal.

Actually,

my husband is abroad.

He will come back soon,

but it's still not easy for Si-hu.

There must be things
he wants to do with his dad.

I understand.

I had no idea.

Yes.

Tell me whenever something like this
comes up.

I can do this a lot.

No way. I shouldn't do that to Dr. Song.

It's okay. This is nothing.

Right?

I put up the closed sign.

I'll get going now.

-You do that.
-Go rest.

-See you tomorrow.
-Okay.

Goodbye, sweetie.

You two can go ahead too.
I booked a foot massage.

I'll close up in time for that.

What? Okay, then.

I'll drop by the association's office.
I must update the membership fee ledger.

Okay, then. Let's all split up.

We need days like this too. This is great.

My gosh.

Yes, of course.

I mixed three-and-a-half buckets
of batter.

No wonder it hurts.

I wish we get more sales
even if my arm falls off.

I'll make lots of money
to invest in my son's business,

buy Ga-hee a home and send
my youngest abroad for her studies.

Ok-bun.

Hey, Yun-jeong. Did you buy flowers?

How lovely. Let me see.

Oh, they smell great too.

You're wearing the pin too.

Da-hee said she got one more
while getting me one.

It suits you so well too.

Of course it does.

By the way,
how do you think the shoot went?

I can't believe they'll be on TV.

Hey.

I'm a bit busy. Bye.

My goodness.
What got her in a bad mood so suddenly?

She has two extremes. I can't stand her.

I think your biggest problem
is your attitude.

You act like you're beneath everyone.

A submissive attitude
that makes everyone think

there's nothing wrong
with making excessive demands.

You act submissive.

This is the biggest problem.
Do you get what I mean?

Yes. Submissive attitude.

You don't have to write it down.
Just change how you act.

Okay, how I act.

If we go into detail,
your attitude is expressed

by the look in your eyes
and the tone of your voice.

First.

The look in your eyes.
You need a strong gaze.

If your gaze wavers or you act unsure,

the other person
is bound to look down on you.

Now,

glare at me.

Glare. Ms. Song. Harder.

As if you want to crush me.

That's it. Yes, not bad.

More.

More! Well done.

That was great.

Don't forget that tip.
You can stop glaring now.

The second part is about how you speak.

You must always be firm.

If you don't sound like you mean it,

you will lose every argument.

For example, say a sit-in customer
wants a paper cup.

How will you react? Let's practice.

-Go on.
-Okay.

Hey, can I have a paper cup?

I'm sorry, but you're not allowed
to use paper cups indoors.

Can I give you a mug now,
then give you a paper cup when you leave?

Why are you asking
the customer's opinion? Why?

Be firm!

Again. Ready?

Can I have a paper cup?

Sir. I'll give you a mug now
and a paper cup when you leave.

That's the rule.

Perfect. Now you look like
you mean business.

Sit back down.

This way, no one can talk back to you.

Mom, you're back.

Why do you keep on coming here after work?

Come upstairs for dinner.

I'll take that, ma'am.

No. It's not for the cafe.

I'm going upstairs.
You can close up and go home.

Okay.

Won't you hurry up?

I'm coming.

Was it on special or something?

Gosh. Why are you so annoyed, Mom?

Be quiet, and stop dropping by the cafe.

You look like a bum.

That's nonsense. I'm a busy man.

My friends beg me
every evening to hang out.

Whatever.

I just can't seem to like
the kids from that family.

My gosh.

Practice what you've learned today.
That's homework.

A strong gaze and firm tone.

You puff up easily
and you're eating ramyeon at night?

Why do you care?

You should act appropriately.

Officially, you're still my husband.

What are you talking about?

You were in the auditorium
with your first love's son.

Ji-yeon came to tell on you.

Doesn't she have anything better to do?

Anyone else could
and would think it strange.

It's strange to think of it
in a strange way.

Why can't I hang out with a kid?
Is that a bad thing?

It's not a bad thing,
but you're not Si-hu's dad.

If his dad's busy,
an uncle can take his place,

or a doctor for that matter.

Why did she have to gossip about that?

That really ticks me off.
I should give her a call.

Don't overreact.

I'm just saying you should be careful.

Are you throwing that away?
Don't leave it there.

Put it in the recycle bin.

My gosh.

TTOBONGEE CHICKEN

Sit down and have some breakfast.

Mom, can I take mine upstairs on a tray?

I need to think quietly about my business.

-I'd appreciate it if you double the rice.
-Is that so? Okay, got it.

What makes you
worthy of getting a separate tray?

Just sit down and eat.

Yes, Dad.

I'm missing a few things from the fridge.

Half of the rice cakes given to us
by the rice cake store are gone.

Did you guys eat it?

No, not me.

It wasn't me.

Not me either. I didn't even know
there were any rice cakes.

That's right. It was me.

I'm hungry all the time these days.

Mom, the rice cakes were so delicious.

You know how I've always loved rice cakes.

Don't be ridiculous. You hate rice cakes.

You almost choked on one
when you were young,

and you've hated them ever since.

Yes, you're right.

I forgot about that and ate some.

Starting a business
has been taking a toll on me.

Is that the only thing you've forgotten?

-What?
-What?

Ga-hee, Jun-seon, you're late
with this month's living expenses.

Both of you.

I didn't forget, Dad. I was too busy.

I'll wire it over right away.

Ga-hee, what about you?

What?

Right.

Sure, Dad. I'll get it to you soon.

You have until the end of this week.

After that, I'm charging a late fee.

-Got it.
-Sure.

Mom.

What is it? Do you have something to say?

Yes, can I borrow some money?

Money? I think I have about 30,000 won.

Gosh, are you kidding me?

I need money
for this month's living expenses.

Things were tight for me this month,
and I don't have enough left

I'll pay you back with interest.
I mean it.

I don't have any either.

With what I had left,

I paid for gas when I went out with Na-hee

and also bought some chili a few days ago.
Now I'm broke.

What do I do, then?

I barely have enough
for my credit card bill.

Could you please
put in a good word with Dad for me?

What are you doing?

Dad.

You see,

things were a little tight this month.

How so?

Because you were busy shopping
at the department store?

What did you say
when you first moved back here?

You said you'd pay us
rather than pay rent to some stranger.

You're the one who said
you wouldn't miss a payment.

Got it.

You should get to work, Dad.

Gosh.

You're so cruel.

Why can't you cut her slack even for once?

Once becomes twice,
and it'll add up to ten occasions.

Staying here for free will only ruin her.

This isn't a world you can slack off in.

Right, of course.

Your love for your daughter
is truly impressive.

Sure thing.

What in the world…

Unbelievable.

No.

I'd rather get kicked out of the house
than sell them.

Buying these wasn't easy.

Limited editions
aren't sold to just anybody,

so I kept visiting the store to get these.

No, I can't let them go.

CREDIT CARD BILL: 1,320,000 WON

That's right.

I forgot I had another card.

Look at how good the photos are.

They're to die for.

I'll first upload them onto
the second-hand designer outlet website.

How much should I ask for them?

Normally, I'd ask for more
than the original price.

Since I'm desperate…

ENTER THE NAME OF ITEM FOR SALE
PRICE: 3,000,000 WON

Ok-ja, you're here.

You're here early today.

That's odd.

What do you mean?

Before I went home yesterday,

I neatly sorted out the chairs.

They're a mess right now,
and a used cup is out here.

You probably didn't clean up properly.
It's not like those chairs have feet.

That's not it.

I'm sure of it.

I stacked the chairs properly,

cleaned the surfaces,
turned off the light, and then went home.

You know how I remember
even the frivolous details.

No theft was committed, okay?

Not that there's anything to take.

Good morning, everyone. Morning.

What brings you to work so early?

Don't you get here around noon?

I was bored.
I'll sort out the storefront first.

Sure thing.

How diligent of him.

Not many young people his age
find their own work to do

like our Hyo-sin does.

He's my type from head to toe.

Didn't you say your dream guy
was Park Bo-gum?

It's as if every man is your type.

Actually, that's not true.

Someone like Yang Chi-su
is definitely not my type.

Don't be like that.
Hate can easily turn into love.

Yeong-dal, I'd rather
you throw profanities my way.

How could you say such an evil thing?

How is that a curse?

Mr. Yang is a decent man, you know.

Unlike someone I know, he's affectionate

and spends money when he needs to.

Didn't it say it was going to rain?
I guess I brought my umbrella for nothing.

-Jeong-bong.
-Yes?

Focus! How will you stand against someone
who comes running at you

if you let a sandbag push you back?

Plant your feet on the ground
and absorb the force.

-Got it.
-Again.

Sure thing.

What's wrong with you two?

Are you still not feeling well?

We're not exactly back to full strength.

Jun-seon, I thought we were fine, but
we've been lacking strength in our legs.

I guess you're not ready
to go back to training.

Taking too much time off
will be worse though.

Still, your health comes first.

You won't be able to train
if you hurt yourselves.

Let's get a bowl of seolleongtang
and go home

to review the movie we filmed.
That sounds better.

-Seolleongtang?
-It's okay.

We don't deserve it.

Seolleongtang-flavored cup noodles
will do.

Don't be ridiculous.

I may not be much of a boss,
but I can still buy you seolleongtang.

You can have two bowls each today.

-Let's go.
-Two bowls?

It's all right.

One bowl is enough.

Yes, I'm on my way.

Of course it's authentic.
You'll know once you see it.

Sure. I'll see you soon. Got it.

Suspicious cow.

I didn't know I'd be parting ways
with you so soon.

I hope your new owner cherishes you.

Hold on.

It's you, right?

Don't you remember me?
I'm Mr. Song's eldest daughter.

I see that we haven't
introduced ourselves yet.

I'm Song Ga-hee,
a divorcee of three years.

I see.

What I said is at least
worth a name out of you.

-Don't you have one?
-It's Park Hyo-sin.

Park Hyo-sin?

Like the singer?

How old are you?

No, wait. Let me guess.

Mid 20s?

No, late 20s!

Yes.

I knew it.

Is it your first time
making food deliveries?

You don't seem comfortable on the bike.

That's right.

Am I annoying you?

Should I stop talking?

I still have more deliveries to make.

Deliver them yourself,
and I'll be glad to talk.

That's not the case, right?

Prickly jerk.

Young but prickly.

You get a pass because you're handsome!

She's calling again?

Yes, what's up?

I'm still on my way.

I can't lower the price
by another 100 dollars.

Buy that one instead, then.

Whatever. I'm not selling them to you!

She's an outright thief.

Selling this bag
is already breaking my heart.

Darn it.

Guys, come on down. No one's home.

-No one's home?
-Really?

Everyone must be out.

It's better to watch a movie
on a bigger screen, right?

Look. There I am.

-Where?
-It's over.

There I am. That's me.

-The guy in red?
-No, the one next to him.

It's over.

Hey, I told you.

You have to stall as long as you can.

At least your acquaintances
should be able to recognize you.

Watch.

When you fall down,
you shouldn't do it like this.

Turn your head toward the camera
a little like this.

If you turn it too much,
the assistant director won't like it.

Just turn it a little
at a 35-degree angle.

Got it?

It's better to show your face
for two seconds than to show

the back of your head for ten seconds.

A 35-degree angle.

Show your face for two seconds.
Not your back for ten.

You guys should be shrewder.
You have a long way to go.

Jeong-bong, go to the fridge
and get me some Coke.

I'm thirsty after the lecture.

Okay.

Who are you people?

Ga-hee, you're home.

Did you do something wrong?
Why are you stammering?

Who are they?

I see. I must admit
that you're a man of loyalty.

But you should think of
your current situation.

You're practically a freeloader now.

If Dad finds out, he won't let it slide.

If things go wrong, I might get involved.

I know, but I had no choice.

The mold was killing them.

Gosh, you're hopeless.

I will get them a new place
as soon as I make money.

Just wait until then.

Did you not see their faces?
They look so pathetic.

So if you keep it to yourself--

No. This isn't right.
I can't keep it a secret.

Hey, Ga-hee. Why are you being so rash?

Gosh, what are you doing?

All right. Fine.

So how much do you want?

-What?
-We're pros. Let's not do this.

This is all about money.
How much do you want?

Now that you know it,
we won't need to waste time.

-I want 300,000 won.
-Do you have a death wish?

I'm behind on my credit card bills
this month.

I need more money to pay them,
but I don't want to be so harsh on you.

It's just for living expenses.

Gosh, this is like daylight robbery.

Take 100,000 won.

-I want 250,000.
-Take 150,000.

-I want 200,000.
-No. 150,000.

I'll take 300,000.

Make it 200,000.

Can I pay in installments?

Gosh, how much do you have?

I'll go easy on you.

Don't get all upset about it.

We're on a ship that's about
to be wrecked. I need a life vest.

Consider it danger pay.

Just think that you got a good companion.

You're so wicked.

-Jun-seon.
-You're so mean.

It's been a while.
Are we going to be kicked out?

You must be stunned. It's okay.

If things don't go well,
we can go back to a sauna.

Jong-su.

About Jun-seon's sister…

Yes.

Isn't she beautiful? She's such a beauty.

Really? I don't like tall women.

And her eyes are so big
that they look a little scary.

Right.

She's a beauty with big eyes.

Jun-seon, did it go well?

Yes. Kind of.

I'm glad. Can we stay here, then?

Yes.

Your sister is so generous.

Gosh.

If you say that again,
I swear I will kill you.

Okay?

Your hiccups have stopped.
You got rid of them.

Jun-seon,
come down and have some fruit.

You guys should come too.

I didn't get to say hello earlier.
Let's try to get along.

Come downstairs.

Na-hee.

Hyeon-gyeong. Hello, Seo-jin.

Are you going somewhere?

Yes. I'm going out for lunch.

What?

There's your uncle.

Why aren't you eating together?

Our schedules don't match.

I don't have to eat with him.

I should get going, then.
Enjoy your lunch.

Have fun at therapy, Seo-jin.

Na-hee.

Call me if you need someone to talk to.

I can give good marriage advice.

Let's go.

The rain is pouring down.

I know.

The rain reminds me of the old days.

My first love
liked getting caught in the rain.

Which one? The guy who ran away
with your money?

He was good at heart.
He was just in a tough situation.

Look at you getting angry.

A naive girl like you
always ends up with a bad guy.

He had a good heart.

Right. Condemn the sin, not the sinner.

Isn't that from the Bible?
You're a Buddhist.

It doesn't matter whether it's
from the Bible or Buddhist scriptures.

We just need to heed all good sayings.

The coffee tastes so good.

Cho-yeon, how many rolls of gimbap
did we sell today?

About 25 or so.

The man from the hardware store
took ten to go.

He comes often lately.
He might become a regular.

It's nice to have a regular.

Since we're running a diner
in a traditional market,

we should have more regulars.

You should take good care of them.

Okay.

Don't worry about it.

I flattered the hardware store owner,
saying he looks about 40.

Well done.

The spring rain is pouring
like it's monsoon season.

I like the sound of rain.

Spring rain

Spring rain that makes me cry

-That's nice.
-You sound amazing.

When--

Where are you going?

It's raining out. Where are you going?

Ma'am, I knew you'd be doing this.

You should've brought an umbrella.
Did you not see the news?

I had no time.

-Here.
-Gosh.

If it rains a lot, go home early.

It's a loss if you get sick.

I should get going, then. Bye.

Gosh, thank you.

Do you want some cucumbers?

No, it's okay.

Cucumbers are expensive these days.
Sell them.

Bye!

My gosh.

What do I do with them?

I guess she brought an umbrella today.

She always forgets to bring one.

I hope she won't catch a cold.

My gosh.

Why are you back?

Didn't you go to give
the vegetable lady an umbrella?

She has one already.

What's up with her?
She always forgets to bring one.

She'd rather bring more carrots
instead of an umbrella.

So she always gets caught in the rain.

I know.
Where's Hyosin? Is he making deliveries?

Yes. We are getting a lot of
delivery orders because of the rain.

He's quite nimble and taciturn.

I'm glad that we started delivering.

It's good enough to offset his pay.

It's good that our sales are rising,

but it's a big problem
that people are growing lazy.

They should do some legwork.

All they do is move some fingers.

Then they'd pay money
and join a gym to lose weight.

Why would they spend double the money?

Walking around is good exercise.

It's just how the world changes.

Stop worrying about
others' money and fry chickens.

We're running out already.

Where's Ok-ja?

I don't know. She was feeling sleepy.

She went out to get vitamin drinks
and hasn't come back.

Once she goes out,
she's busy meddling in everything.

That's because she's healthy.

If she was healthier,
she would never come back.

She always chatters away
without getting married.

I hope she gets a crush on someone
and marries him.

Gosh. She's waited for such a long time.

She can't just marry anyone.
Actually, she is quite picky about men.

I know. I mean
she can't afford to be picky.

Why would she care about looks?
It's useless.

And she doesn't like older guys
because they look old.

She's so immature and childish.
Goodness gracious.

My ears are burning.

Is someone talking about me?
Why is it so itchy?

It's Ok-ja. Ok-ja!

You saved me.

If not for you,
I'd be completely drenched.

That would look bad.
Where are you coming from?

-What?
-Where are you coming from?

I was at the supermarket.

Then drop me off at my store.

I'll buy you coffee later.

Okay. Why not?

Thank you so very much.

Let's go!

Do you feel cold?

Then drink some hot water at my store.

No. I'm okay.

I'm fine.

Jeong-bong. You should go to a pharmacy.

Why won't your hiccups stop?

No. I'm okay.

Let's try to get along.

Okay.

HICCUP

HICCUP

Welcome.

Welcome.

One iced Americano.

One iced Americano. You're paying by card.

You said "for one day."

Here's your iced Americano.

You don't eat for 16 hours.

16 hours, 8 hours.

You divide the day
into 16 hours and 8 hours.

-Give me some cold water.
-Pardon?

Oh, okay.

For 20 hours…

First. The look in your eyes.

The second part is about how you speak.

You must always be firm.

A firm tone.

Excuse me?

What?

As that sign says,
you must get your own water.

I'd be grateful if you get it yourself.

What?

That's our rule.

And also,

you might bother other customers,

so please use earphones.

Okay.

I have to get my own water?

You should've said so.

Thank you.

Hey. I'm outside my place.

Tripe? What's the occasion?

You got a bonus?

Then I must come and eat.

I'll be right there.

-Mr. Yoon!
-My gosh!

-You startled me.
-Mr. Yoon!

How did you know I was here?

I was watching from inside.

-Mr. Yoon, I did it.
-Did what?

That customer, the suede bag woman.

She came back.

And she asked me to bring her water.

So I glared at her and firmly said,

"Get your own water."

She went and got the water
without complaining!

You did great.

See? It works if you try.

Mr. Yoon, are you off work?

To thank you, I'll buy you a drink.

We must celebrate. Let's go.

-Here you go.
-Thank you.

-Goodbye.
-Thank you.

Gyu-jin.

Bo-yeong.

Are you leaving work?

I almost missed you.

I was going to call.

I'm meeting someone.

Oh, is he getting discharged?
I had no idea.

I thought it would be a few more days,

but Dr. Song said she thinks
he can go home today.

He recovered much quicker than before.

Your wife's a great doctor.

Yes.

-Where's Si-hu?
-With the nurses.

They finally became friends,
and now they must part.

It's a good thing.

The shorter your stay here, the better.

I guess so.

Still, it's a bit upsetting.

We met after a long time apart.

We can always meet up again.

Let's meet elsewhere next time.

With people from the church.

Okay, let's do that.

Well, Gyu-jin…

What?

I wanted to thank you.

I'll call.

Okay.

Say bye to Si-hu for me.

I will.

NEULPULEUN CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL

Wait, Gyu-jin.

Ms. Song.

Cheers!

On a day like this, we must drink outside.

Yes. The weather is just amazing.

It's strange.

I thought that
if I talked to a customer like that,

I'd feel uncomfortable,
but I felt so good.

It's oddly cathartic.

Now I'm worried.

What if this catches on
and you become outspoken?

Like Na-hee?

Yes. Like Na-hee.

Well, I like Na-hee,

but you should be yourself.

It'd be boring if you were like her.
You can change just a bit.

Say what you must, and that's enough.

Anyway, thank you so much.

It'll be of great help in life.

You're welcome. Cheers.

I get this impression whenever we meet,

but you have a great personality.
I'm envious.

I turned out this way
under someone like my mom,

so I guess I am a great guy.

Why? I like Ms. Choi.

She's very sentimental.

Sentimental?

That's a good way of putting it.

She's too moody.

She's really nice when she's happy,

but if something upsets her a little bit,

she throws punches.

You're right.

She was in a bad mood all day today.

Yesterday, she was happy. She talked a lot

and even suggested we shared a cake.

See?

That's why

I fled to Turkey.

She smothers you with love,
and then with anger.

Gyu-jin is sweeter than me,

so he goes along with it.

But it's too much for me.

It's because she's so lonely.

Be a little nicer to her.

I want to, but it's hard.

I keep wanting to run away.

If you don't get along,
you can just live apart.

I read that parents and kids

have a compatibility count.

If that count is low,
it's much better to live apart.

I want to live apart.

But she dragged me home.

It's because I was helping Gyu-jin
and Na-hee keep their divorce a secret.

What?

What?

What?

What did you say?

Gyu-jin and Na-hee did what?

Oh, I don't know. What did I say?

I'm so tired that I was talking nonsense.

Gyu-jin and Na-hee are divorced?

You see,

I lied to you about something.

The truth is,

Si-hu has no dad.

I had him alone.

I never found that shameful,

but I couldn't tell you.

I don't know why.

You became a doctor

and have a beautiful wife.

I felt so miserable.

Maybe that's why.

To be honest, even now,

I feel embarrassed.

This is unbelievable.
Are they in a romantic movie?

For what reason?

You shouldn't be.

It's not like

my life is any better.

Actually, I…

Na-hee!

Jae-hyeong, are you all right?

EPILOGUE

Does anyone have a handkerchief?

He's bleeding too much.
We should take him to the infirmary.

Here. Let me.

I'll take that.

Are you all right?

I need dressing…

Well,

doesn't anyone have a bandage?

Could someone please call an ambulance?

Seong-gyun, is Gyu-jin inside?

He said he'd meet me here.

No, he's not. Try calling him.

Bo-yeong, practice will begin soon.
Come inside.

Sure.

You did well, Na-hee.

-You were quite calm yourself.
-It wasn't as good as your quick thinking.

Are you okay? The skirt looks expensive.

It's cheap. If it wasn't,
I would've ripped your shirt instead.

Since I sacrificed my skirt,
you should buy me a meal.

I'm hungry, you know.

This is insane!
How are they going to explain this?

I'm dead if they find out I told you.

My brother is super scary when he's angry.

The real doctors argue about
which treatments are the best.

Let us introduce you
to our new panel of doctors.

That's right. Doctors.

He's my son, and she's my daughter-in-law.

-Goodness.
-How nice.

No, this can't be true.

Be still, my beating heart.

Is this the dance sports class?

I'm here to take lessons too.