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It's freezing.

Can't I have my jacket back?

No, I'm still freezing.

Is she gone?

Yes, she's gone.

I did not see this coming.

I bet I'm the only 40-year-old to get kicked out of the house by his mom.

What did I even do wrong?

Let's not point fingers.

You're to blame as well, considering how you started the train of divorce.

I'm sorry about all this.

Don't say that. We're all to blame.

We shouldn't have provoked Mom--

-Someone's coming! -What?

What on earth?

Why are the four of you sitting out here?

-Dad! -Dad!

My gosh.

Dad, my gosh.

You shouldn't kick out our grown-up kids like that.

The neighbors will talk.

You kick them out when you're angry too.

Why don't I get to do it?

I still let them put on their shoes.

Look at the state they're in.

Why do you think I went that far?

Earlier at the market because of Yun-jeong…

How is it that no one understands how I feel?

I don't want to hear another word. I'm done with them all.

I didn't notice last time, but you have a lot of space.

Where do I sleep?

Wherever. Do whatever.

The closet doesn't seem like an option,

and joining you in the master bedroom

is unimaginable.

I should just crash on the couch.

It's not bad. All right.

Gyu-jin, don't sigh. You brought this on yourself.

Why did you tell Mom about me?

I don't care how angry you were, but that was careless of you.

You only added fuel to the fire.

-You're happy to be free from her, right? -No.

I mean, I wish I could say no, but I can't lie.

I should've said something sooner.

I feel bad for Mom,

but saving myself is more important.

This is comfortable.

Darn it.

What's wrong? Are you stuck?

Gosh, are you still awake?

Sorry, I'll keep it down.

What are you stuck on? Math?

Yes, you know I've never been very good at it.

The university I want to go to requires a math score,

so it's like I'm back in high school.

All right. Let me see.

It's okay. You're not in a good mood, so I'll deal with it on my own.

I've interrupted your studies enough.

Come on. Let me help.

What? You?

You idiot. How can the answer be one?

Is it zero, then?

Or minus one?

This must be a joke.

Just guess instead. I'll make some dice out of your eraser for you.

My eraser? Right, my eraser.

I was just saying it. It's not like I meant it.

You can't tell what a joke is or solve math problems.

Take a look at this.

All right. Where are you stuck?

Well, right here.

Hey, this is one of the basic concepts.

You can't go on like this.

I'll tutor you for an hour every day until your exam.

Every day?

I'd be thrilled to have a private tutor.

How nice! I'm the luckiest.

Focus.

How boring. Slapstick comedy is so outdated.

I feel bad for Mom, but this is paradise.

This is awesome!

Jae-seok,

you should clean up a little after your shower.

There's soapy water everywhere.

Go and clean up.

Hold on. Stop snacking on the couch.

Do you know how hard it is to get the crumbs out?

-Clean up right now, and don't eat that. -Okay, fine. I'll clean up later.

Not later. Do it now. Get to it right away.

Fine, I will.

Get in there and clean up right now.

Hurry.

There's no need to get violent, you know.

I'd like to keep the peace too, so clean up already.

You're exhausting. A man shouldn't nag this much.

I finally get why Na-hee divorced you.

-You little… -My gosh.

Hey. Clean up already!

Fine, I will!

Get to it right away.

I will. I'm getting to it now.

-See? I'm cleaning up. -Clean up.

-Okay, I'll get to it later. -Right now.

Clean up after yourself!

-Stop hitting me. -Clean up!

Here you go.

Is the soup salty? My taste buds are diminishing.

Gosh, Ms. Jang. It's delicious.

It's the best mallow soup I've ever had.

He's right. It's truly delicious.

Really? I'm glad, then.

Why aren't you eating? You should have a bite to eat.

It's fine. I'll eat some later.

I'll get going first. Stay and finish your meals.

Sure.

They should've buried the hatchet that day,

but because of that mean lady--

Ga-hee, please.

What lady? Did something happen?

It's nothing. You'll only get upset if you know.

Oh, right. Aren't you filming something today?

Yes, we're getting our headshots taken today.

Headshots?

Yes, and hand them out to TV networks and film studios.

We're thinking of a captivating concept.

Where are we taking these photos? A studio in Gangnam?

Okay.

Awesome.

Seo-yeong will touch these up later,

so this is more than good enough.

It's your turn now. How about a test shot?

-Sure. -Got it.

Wait.

What are you doing?

We don't have time. Now, get up.

-Sure. -Got it.

Look this way. Smile for the first one.

Here we go. Smile, guys.

This isn't right.

How can you look this scary while smiling?

Forget it. Let's start with no expressions first.

Go ahead.

Nice. This is way better.

Here we go.

Okay, one more.

Awesome, guys.

PEDIATRICIAN SONG NA-HEE

-Hello, Doctor. -Hi.

-Dr. Yoon, can I get you some coffee? -It's fine. I'll get it myself.

Hasn't Dr. Song come to work yet?

I'm sure she has. Should I call her?

-No, I can do that. Thanks. -All right, then.

BO-YEONG

Hi, Bo-yeong.

I see.

How's Si-hu? Is he doing all right?

Yes, he's good.

You see,

I'm teaching a class near your hospital later today.

Really?

You must be in high demand.

I really should swing by your workshop sometime.

You're always welcome here.

Could we perhaps

meet up for lunch later?

Lunch?

If I'm free too, then--

Sorry, Bo-yeong. We'll have lunch some other time.

Are you here for a beverage?

Let me get it for you.

Here.

I'd like to apologize for what happened yesterday.

My mom crossed the line.

Your mother has every right to be angry.

It's fine. My mom crossed the line too.

Look.

Should I call Mother personally and apologize?

-That could ease-- -Why would you?

What?

My mom isn't your mother-in-law anymore,

and you're no longer her son-in-law.

You calling her won't appease her anger in any way.

It'll only provoke her.

Of course.

I should've known better.

Let's handle it separately.

I'll take care of my mom. You take care of yours.

It won't be easy, but still.

Gosh.

They are together again.

Guys, it's almost time for the meeting.

We'll stick to the rules on that subject

and make decisions on community outreach later.

-Got it. -Sure.

Let's wrap up today's meeting.

By the way, should meetings like this be held daily?

Normally, they're on Mondays and Fridays,

but we meet up more often during presentation season.

I checked the logs,

and a lot of meetings didn't seem necessary.

Notices can be sent out to you in different ways.

How about we stick to one meeting per week?

-Nice. -Sounds good.

Let's be flexible about meeting hours too.

We could meet briefly before the afternoon shift.

Or we could meet before we get off work.

Ms. Sim, I'd like you to check the schedule.

Okay, I will.

All right. That's all for today. I hope you all have a good day.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

Gosh, Gyu-jin. It took only 20 minutes.

I know.

Dr. Song, do you want to grab a cup of coffee?

Good. As long as you pay.

Okay.

Gosh, my head.

I finished a whole bottle of wine.

I wish I could detach my head and have it sterilized.

Those punks.

Even if they call me, I won't answer it.

You guys should try worrying about me for a change.

Are they afraid to call me?

Still, I'm sure they are feeling antsy.

I bet they can't even concentrate on their work,

leaving their old mom all alone.

All right.

Yes, Director Lee.

Dr. Song. Have you had lunch yet?

No. I was about to leave.

That's good. Will you eat with me?

I have no one to eat with.

I'd rather eat alone though.

I don't want to eat alone.

And I don't want to look like an outcast.

Can't you help me with that, Dr. Song?

-What? -Hey, listen.

I sound just like Lee Sun-kyun.

This is the first order for today.

-The first order for today. -The first order.

What are you guys doing?

You've got a plan.

-What was that? -Gosh.

-Darn it. -Hang on.

Can I have stir-fried spicy pork?

That's Pengsoo.

-Peng-hi. -Peng-hi.

-Aren't I good? -What?

They don't seem worried at all.

What are they so excited about?

Those punks.

Those rascals.

Gyu-jin.

About the new hospital director. Isn't he great?

Maybe it's because he's young.

He's reasonable, smart, and on the same page as us.

Tell me about it. I'm sorry to say this,

but compared to the former director who didn't listen,

kept repeating himself, and tortured us with words…

He's completely different.

I could tell the nurses were totally into him.

I guess my best years have gone.

Shut it and eat your food.

-What's that? -Hello.

-Hello. -Are they best friends now?

What? You're right.

-They seem quite close. -I'll have one of these.

And they look good together.

-Watch it. -Hey.

You have afternoon appointments.

Just finish your meal.

Let's sit over there.

My gosh.

I feel better now.

Why were you even cramming food into your mouth?

Gyu-jin.

Be honest with me. You were bothered, weren't you?

By the new director and your wife-- I mean, Dr. Song.

I was not bothered at all.

They were quite close back in school too.

Is that true? Really?

Sure. That's true.

Never mind, then.

By the way, Na-hee-- I mean, Dr. Song seems to have chosen

the young director's connections instead of the old one's.

Can't I just call her Na-hee?

I don't know. I don't even care.

Hey.

You didn't fold the blankets on the sofa this morning.

And why did you not put away

the cereal bowl on the table?

Why are you talking about that all of a sudden?

I told you before.

I will kick you out.

There you go again with the nagging. Oh, whatever.

-I can't hear you. -Listen carefully.

If you keep acting like this, you can't live with me.

Gosh, what's wrong with you?

-I don't know. -Jae-seok. Jae-seok!

Gosh, that silly…

So… do you want more soup?

It's okay.

Are you pressuring me to leave because I'm done eating?

Gosh, no. That's not what I meant.

Business seems slow today. It's usually very crowded.

That's because it's exam season.

Your customers are mostly students and market vendors.

It must be nice to have

lots of regulars and pretty looks.

I'm so jealous.

Are you kidding me?

We're the ones who are jealous of you.

Me? Why?

You have a good environment to work in.

I mean the delivery guy.

Delivery? Are you talking about Hyo-sin?

So his name is Hyo-sin.

Even his name sounds handsome.

He's totally our type.

We both like tall guys.

Height is what determines style.

I care about looks too.

I don't care for tall guys with ugly faces.

I easily get tired of them.

And I like taciturn guys.

That's the most important part.

Some guys are very talkative, and I hate them.

So you don't like talkative guys.

-Of course I don't. -No way.

-I hate them. -They are the worst.

What about age? Do you not care about a man's age?

I prefer guys who are younger than me.

I don't like old men.

Me neither. They stink.

So does the delivery guy not have a girlfriend?

I bet he does.

I don't know. He doesn't seem to have one.

Do you want me to look into it?

-Can you do that? -That would be great.

If he doesn't have a girlfriend, I will seduce him.

So you like guys like him.

You sweeties.

I'm just happy for you. Let's laugh together.

Okay.

She's funny.

Dream on, Chi-su.

It's not going to happen.

Stop wasting your time and just come to me.

Cho-yeon, this way.

Any store would be fine though.

They make sesame oil with seeds

they get from their in-laws' farm.

So it's much more flavorful.

It's on a higher level than imported ones.

Ma'am, she will take some Korean sesame oil.

Two bottles? Three?

I will stock up on some.

-I'll have three bottles. -Okay.

-How much is it for a bottle? -It's 20,000 won.

So it's 60,000 won for 3 bottles.

Why is it so expensive? Just take 55,000 won.

What are you talking about?

That wouldn't even pay for the bottles.

That can't be right. We're not just any old customer.

Will you be like that with your association members?

Please stop it.

She should make some profit too.

-Here's 60,000 won. -Thank you.

All right, then.

Give her some sesame seeds, then.

Okay. I'll do that.

Happy now?

Honey, get her three bottles of sesame oil.

See? It's good to have me around.

You should buy me sundae soup today.

Okay. I will.

I will buy you sundae soup, so stop trying to act cute. It doesn't suit you.

I guess you like it.

You seem to like it a lot.

I said stop. I hate it.

Okay.

What was that? You startled me.

You're so naughty.

I'm upset.

Don't be upset.

You're funny.

Where's Hyo-sin?

Is he out on delivery?

-Yes. Why? -What?

I just have a few questions to ask him.

Hyo-sin doesn't seem to have a girlfriend, right?

I'm sure he finished high school. Do you think he's from the countryside?

I don't know. He rarely talks about himself.

I know. Even a ghost wouldn't know what he's up to if he doesn't say anything.

It's been a while since he joined us, but we don't know much about Hyo-sin.

Forget about it.

Don't even try prying into his affairs.

Why not? I'm doing it because I care about him.

I bet he doesn't talk about himself for a reason.

Just don't ask him, okay?

Okay.

But what reason? Do you know something?

-Oh, come on. -Oh, come on. Come on.

Enjoy the food.

YUYOUNG JUDO

Park Hyo-sin?

You're Hyo-sin, aren't you?

My goodness!

How are you?

We haven't met in a while, and this is all I can offer.

It's fine. Thank you.

I coached judo for a few years at a countryside high school.

My wife's family lives nearby.

I opened this gym here about three years ago.

What have you been up to?

I heard you quit.

I do whatever odd jobs I can.

I see.

Did you quit

training for good?

Yes.

What a pity.

It's hard to find talent like you in your weight class.

If it hadn't been for that incident--

Come by whenever you want to work out.

You must be itching to train. You don't have to pay.

Okay.

You're leaving on time.

Yes. My afternoon was pretty short.

You're leaving early too.

I have fewer patients now because of our scandal.

You must be happy. The new director seems to like you.

Jeong-rok?

We get along pretty well.

I guess you do. I could tell.

Go ahead. I'm waiting for Jae-seok.

He stays with me now. Mom kicked him out.

-See you tomorrow. -Bye.

As if you get along pretty well.

It must be great to have a powerful backer.

What's taking him so long?

Darn him.

Hello? Hey, Gyu-jin.

Why aren't you here yet?

You have to clean up the mess you made this morning.

I left work already. Someone suddenly asked to meet.

I think I'll be home late. See you at home later.

Drive safely.

Hey. I'll kill you if you hang up.

Darn him!

I thought I could breathe if I got away from Mom,

but why is he even worse?

Good.

Don't you think they look nice?

Not nice at all. It's so tacky that I can't stand it.

Why do they look so solemn?

It looks like this was shot before they were executed.

And it shows that you took it yourselves.

-Does it look that bad? -Yes.

Why? I think it looks okay. It's unique in its own way.

-Unique? -Unique?

Unique?

-Is that a good thing? -I think so.

Really? You really think it's nice?

Yes, it's not too bad.

And, Dad, you have me.

I've been a hardcore fan of GOT7 for three years.

Even the webmaster waits for my work.

Does that mean she's good at tweaking photos?

Watch this.

First, I'll add a filter that brightens things up,

then accentuate your cheekbones.

A smaller face and taller body.

Then if I give you broader shoulders…

-Ta-da! -My gosh!

-Hey, is that really us? -No way.

Let me see. Hey, this is a fraud.

Ji-hun, isn't this too much?

Even kids do this much nowadays.

-Really? -Yes.

Do this with my photo. I'd like a new profile picture.

-Make my face smaller. -Okay.

Even she can't make you look pretty.

What's so funny?

-You're home. -Hi.

-Hello. -Welcome home.

Look at this, Auntie. I worked wonders on Dad's profile picture.

Wait.

Seo-yeong, shouldn't you be in class right now?

What? Well…

I feel cold.

I feel like I'm coming down with something.

I have a headache.

Today, I have no choice but to skip class.

Really? Does your mom know?

Jun-seon, does she know?

No. I have to tell her. I'll tell her later.

Jun-seon.

If your daughter is skipping class, you should scold her.

Why are you hanging out with her?

If the parents have different approaches to education,

the kid is bound to be confused.

-This is why Hyeon-gyeong-- -Na-hee.

What about dinner? Did you eat?

Not yet. I'll get changed.

Okay.

I told you to leave early.

I didn't know she'd come home this early.

How dare that brat lecture me?

I have my own philosophy.

Dad. Is she going to stay here forever?

I feel uncomfortable.

So do I.

-Shall we go play in my room? -Can we?

Seo-jin, shall we play in the rooftop room? Yes?

-Let's go. -Follow me.

You used your elbow? Your elbow?

Wait. Time out.

This is unfair.

Seo-jin pointed at Jong-su, not me.

She pointed at him.

She pointed at you. That's two penalties.

No, wait! Time out!

Sorry.

Seo-jin, earlier on, did you point at him?

You did, right? Seo-jin, am I right?

Seo-jin, say something.

You jerk. How dare you say that to her?

-Are you out of your mind? -Sorry. I'm sorry.

Seo-jin, I'm really sorry.

They're so funny, aren't they?

-Hyo-sin. -Hi.

Why are you back so late?

What time do you usually leave work? Do you eat out for dinner?

What do you like? Snacks? Korean food?

Right. What's your number? Can I have your number?

Song Seo-yeong. Leave.

What? But things were just getting fun.

Leave. You have a math class.

Mom will be angry if you miss that.

Earlier, you said we could play together.

Go already.

I have to go, Hyo-sin.

I'll see you around.

No, you won't. Get out of here. Go!

Okay.

Is the game over? With me getting beaten up?

Hey, you. Get out of the way.

I was going to help her with math.

Why isn't she back yet?

-Hi, Na-hee. -Where are you?

Why?

I'm waiting to help you with math.

Where are you?

I'm still at the library. The district library.

I'm being so efficient today that I want to stay longer.

Until 10 p.m.

Is that so?

Okay. You should study when you can.

Good luck. Take care.

Okay. Don't wait up for me and just go to bed. You must be tired.

I'll feel bad otherwise.

Go to bed first.

Please don't wait up. Bye.

I'm starving.

Mr. Yoon.

Mr. Yoon.

Ms. Song.

I feel much better now.

All my friends had other plans, and I didn't want to eat alone.

I was really hungry too.

What are we doing here when we have homes to go to?

Exactly.

I stayed with Gyu-jin for a few days

and realized your sister was a saint.

I've never met a man who nags so much.

Gyu-jin is the worst.

Don't say that when you don't know the whole truth.

You can't deal with my sister

unless you have an iron will.

She's gifted at making people feel uncomfortable.

Why do you think I'm wandering instead of going home?

My gosh. My brother even hit me, okay?

Na-hee doesn't resort to violence.

Feel this.

Is that a bump? I felt another head.

She says she will teach me math each night and…

Do you finally see her true colors?

I see those two were perfect for each other.

Couldn't they have stayed together

instead of harassing innocent civilians like us?

Tell me about it!

Shouldn't you go to your mother though?

I walked by her cafe earlier, and it wasn't open.

No way. I should steer clear since she's still furious.

It's best to stay away for now.

Still, she gets lonely easily.

I'm sure she's waiting for you to come home.

No way.

I bet I'm right.

She's too proud to call you first,

so stop by her place if you can.

Isn't it your job to be a bridge

between your mom and brother?

Mom?

Where is she? Mom?

Mom?

What the--

Why on earth are you here, you punk?

Mom, what are you doing on the floor? You startled me.

Shut it and leave.

I don't need any of you, so go!

How much did you have to drink?

Your eyes are glazed over, and you're slurring.

Mind your own business!

Darn you brats.

I saw you were having

the time of your lives after abandoning me.

You darn punks.

Did you come by the hospital? When?

Shut it!

Leave.

-Get out. I'm done with you. -Mom, wait.

-Leave! -Fine, I will.

I will leave in just a second, but listen to me.

Please don't drink too much. You're ruining your health.

Eat your meals instead.

I don't want to hear any of it.

Just leave, okay?

-Go! -Fine, I'm leaving. Okay.

-Go. -All right.

-I'm going. -Go!

Just leave.

What?

He isn't coming back?

I can't believe he actually left.

Can't he read between the lines?

I shouldn't have listened to Ms. Song.

She still hates my guts.

I'm not comfortable in my own house, and Gyu-jin's isn't any better.

There is no place for me to rest.

I guess it boils down to not having money.

That's Mom's kimchi stew.

Even the smell of it is to die for.

I love kimchi stew with pork.

Just so you know, I've gained some weight.

It's all your fault.

Me too.

You can blame me all you want, so eat up.

Those doing physical activities shouldn't eat poorly.

-Hyo-sin, you should eat up too. -I'm already enjoying it a lot.

Ms. Jang, you should join us.

He's right. You should eat with us

instead of eating alone.

Yes, Mom, have a seat.

Mom, please have a seat.

Come on.

Here's your coffee.

Ga-hee, let me take that.

You didn't have to bring this up yourself.

I was hoping to enjoy mine here too.

The tension between Mom and Na-hee could freeze up the whole house.

-Thanks for the coffee. -Thank you.

Are you over your family dining disaster?

Why bring that up? I barely managed to forget.

This is your biggest flaw.

You keep trying to kill two birds with one stone.

Family or your career. Sometimes, you must choose one.

The director said we'd be done by four.

Those jerks at the TV networks

act like they'll keep their promises

only to put us on the back burner.

They couldn't care less about our basic rights.

They're always in control.

I won't ever work with that director again.

Not even if it's a big role.

I won't agree to it even if my character has lines.

Yes, sir.

Of course I got home in one piece.

A new project of yours?

What do you mean by a significant role?

What? Of course I'm on board.

I'll give everything I have.

Thank you so much. Guys, say you're grateful.

-Thank you. -Once more.

-Thank you! -Thank you!

Thank you so much.

Hold on a second. Let me bow down to you.

Guys, come on. Please accept our bows.

-Thank you! -Thank you!

I know that I'm being petty and childish.

I didn't say anything.

Yes, you were, with that gaze of yours.

I don't want to be like this either.

I know no one's more upset than Na-hee,

but my anger flares up every time I see her.

Let's just get over there. We need to divide zones for today's general cleaning.

I'm not in the mood for that. Couldn't he postpone it?

Being the president's wife doesn't have any benefits.

All I have is a dense husband.

Where should we go?

That place seems nice.

-But it's-- -Good morning.

-Hello. -Hi.

Good morning, Director Lee.

Have you had coffee this morning? If not, I'm willing to buy.

We already had ours.

We're grateful for the offer though.

I wanted to talk about today's team dinner.

We were talking about that too.

How about a galbi place or a shabu-shabu place?

Wouldn't a buffet be a better choice?

Everyone likes different things,

and Korean barbecue means grilling, which could be a hassle.

We're totally on board, Director Lee.

Of course. It's the best ever!

So we'll go to a buffet for our team dinner.

I'll look for a decent place we can go to.

Also, it's not mandatory,

so you may skip it if you have other plans.

Okay? Good day, then.

My gosh. How can someone be this smart?

Doesn't he have a sweet voice too?

Yes?

I'm here to deliver a notice.

We're having a welcome dinner for the new director at 6 p.m.

It's at a sushi buffet and attendance isn't mandatory.

Will you be there, Na-hee--

I mean, Dr. Song.

Sure. I don't have anyone at home waiting for me anyway.

Okay, so you'll be there. I have to make reservations, you see.

A team dinner?

Why today? I have a research paper to finish revising.

Give me an answer. Will you be there or not?

I need to check attendance and make reservations.

Is everyone going? You said we can skip.

But everyone is going including Na-hee--

I mean, Dr. Song.

Anyway, I'll ask you one last time.

Will you be there or not?

I'll be there.

I'll come back to this after dinner. I still need to eat anyway, right?

Okay, so everyone will be there.

That reminds me.

I didn't tell you because you were already asleep,

but I went to see Mom and got kicked out again.

She was totally drunk.

Really?

What the-- What on earth is that?

Gosh, my head.

What time is it?

Jae-seok probably told him, but he still hasn't called.

That brat.

Maybe I shouldn't have kicked Jae-seok out last night.

Is it Jae-seok?

Yun-jeong, it's us. Open up.

It's us. Let us in.

Why on earth are they here?

How will they annoy me this time?

Unbelievable.

Try some.

It's abalone porridge from a store in Cheongdam-dong.

Thanks. I'll enjoy it.

We were shocked to read the news article.

What on earth happened?

I have no idea.

I must've sinned in my past life.

This is why one must be cautious when getting a daughter-in-law.

Do you remember the girl I wanted to set Gyu-jin up with?

The second daughter of CEO Min.

She married an accountant and has been a devoted wife.

Her in-laws adore her so much. They consider her their lucky charm.

That's something I regret too.

I should've never approved this marriage.

Do it right when it comes to Jae-seok, then.

Jae-seok? That will take a while.

He just got back to Korea,

and he doesn't seem interested in marriage yet.

Do you want to be stabbed in the back again?

Set him up with women when you can.

On blind dates?

As if that idiot would be willing to do it.

That's exactly why you should take action before he brings home some riffraff.

Do you want me to set him up with someone?

How about the youngest daughter of Mr. Hong? You met at the fundraiser.

The one who works as a gallery curator after finishing her studies abroad?

Yes. The family is looking for a doctor son-in-law.

She seems perfect for Jae-seok. Their ages are compatible too.

Really?

The family is looking for a doctor son-in-law?

SCRIPT BY PARK HYE-JIN DIRECTED BY BAE TAE-JIN

So what's my role in this?

The protagonist is a young mob boss and he has two trustworthy men by his side.

So that means

you want us to be the stuntmen for the protagonist and his two henchmen?

Yes, action scenes will feature throughout the series.

Director. If you let us take on the role, we'll give it everything we have.

Sure, then you're on board.

-Excuse me. -Sure.

Yes, chief.

I'm in a meeting.

Sorry?

I understand.

Got it.

So when will we start filming?

-I'm sorry. -Yes?

The director is recommending another stunt agency.

I'm afraid I'll have to go along with him.

I see.

I'm Jang Ho-beom from Action Art.

I look forward to working with you.

The situation isn't ideal, but it's better for me to have better action scenes.

We'll settle it with an audition. How about next week?

Sure. Bring it on.

Sure thing.

I wonder if Jeong-bong and Jong-su have improved.

When they worked in my agency, they hardly played any roles

because they were so poor.

They've improved so much that they can jump high enough to lick the ceiling.

The leader can make a difference in this line of work.

Jun-seon, don't try too hard.

There's no way you can beat us.

I know, which is why we need to work harder.

It's not that I have connections like you do.

Someone as clean as me

can only work his butt off to beat the likes of you in any capacity.

Sure thing.

Then work as hard as you can.

Good luck.

Hold on.

Here's my business card.

GOOD ACTION, SONG JUN-SEON DON'T CALL

How childish.

See you!

-Get the trivet. -Sure.

Hurry.

Here you go.

Seriously?

That's a sacred free weight. How clever of you!

Good job. It's perfect.

Look. Isn't it perfect?

-Let's eat. -Thank you for the food.

Stop right there!

And so we'll begin a special training as of today.

Until the audition next week,

our goal is to be as light and nimble as we can.

That punk Jang Ho-beom.

Let's teach that slimy jerk a lesson.

-Can you do this? -Yes, of course!

We'll make it happen!

Yes, let's do this.

-One, two, let's go. -Let's go!

We're just never in sync.

Gosh, over here.

-Goodness. -Tell me about it.

All right, here we go.

Let's sweep.

-Hold on. -Here you go.

-My gosh. -Did you have to do that?

-Here we go. -Sweep, everyone.

-All right. -Here we go.

Pass one each to the merchants at the market.

It's from the association.

Is there enough to go around though?

I think there is.

Gosh, it's nice and cool.

They must've been in the fridge.

Yeong-dal, you're as sweet as ever.

Would you like one?

Open the cap for me, then.

Gosh, it's hot in here.

You clumsy man. You've got bits of tissue on your face.

Help me take it off instead of nagging me about it.

-Come on. -What on earth…

I can't believe you're asking me to do this.

Hello, everyone.

Welcome.

Cho-yeon, what brings you by?

I was wondering if I could borrow a folding ladder.

Spiderwebs are all over the top part of our sign.

I want to clean it, but it's too high up.

Of course you can borrow it. Let's go. I'll help you.

Yeong-dal, where's the ladder?

I'll go with you, then. While we're at it,

we can clean the other signs too.

Really? Then bring the ladder, okay?

-Cho-yeon, shall we? -Sure.

-Please watch your step. -Got it.

He's treating her like a princess.

It's from the merchants' association. Quench your thirst.

-Thank you. -Thank you.

Thanks for this.

Thanks.

Get your beverages!

First come, first served. Get one before they run out.

What are you saying?

They'll get here quicker this way. We have no time.

-Hi. -Can I get one too?

-Here. -What's this?

Is it from the association?

Can I get one too? I was thirsty anyway.

Please form a line in front of the president's wife.

You each get one, so don't ask for more.

Gosh, thank you, Ms. Jang.

By the way, how have you been?

Sorry?

Oh, right. Yes, I've been fine.

Of course.

You should get over it as soon as you can.

Your kids' lives never go the way you want them to.

Anyway, hang in there.

Sure.

I'll take three, including ones for the rice cake store.

Don't be too upset, okay?

She's pretty and good at her job. What's there to worry about?

I'm sure she'll meet someone special again.

Have a good day.

Ms. Jang, can I get one too?

You must be so upset.

Children are such nuisances, aren't they?

We're always worried about them no matter what. Don't you think so?

You're right.

-Hey, you take care of this. -What?

-Gosh, Ok-bun. -Ms. Jang.

-Gosh. -Hey!

You frustrating woman.

Why are you so tactless?

-What did I do? -Goodness.

Just give me that. Don't drink it.

Give it back to me.

Chi-su, sweep the right side.

-Where? Here? -Yes.

UNNIE'S GIMBAP

Okay. I guess it's done. Cho-yeon, what do you think?

Yes. I think it's good enough.

Both of you are so skilled.

Yeong-dal!

What's wrong? Is there a fire or something?

It's not like that.

I think you should go to Ok-bun.

What's wrong with her? Did she get hurt?

Not physically, but she's hurting.

-You should go see her. -What?

Wait. What's wrong?

Why did Ms. Jang get hurt?

Just mind your spiderweb.

Are you done cleaning the spiderwebs?

Yes. I was going to give them some iced coffee,

but the president left right away.

Why? What's the rush?

I don't know.

He heard something hurt his wife's feelings and left.

He doesn't seem so, but he's such a devoted husband.

You know loving husbands can't be mean.

Look at you. You called him a cold-hearted man before.

I know. You hated this neighborhood because of him

and said you had bad neighbors.

I know what I said. That is why I'm correcting myself.

I should've borrowed the ladder sooner.

I struggled with my short arms without one,

and now I'm covered in dust.

I'll go get changed.

Okay. Take your time.

Let's see.

My gosh. Darn it.

What's wrong? What are you doing?

You can't even drink. What are you doing?

Give me that! Without it,

I don't think I can deal with this anger. I feel like I'm about to explode!

What? It's empty already!

Gosh, I'm frustrated!

I'm so angry!

Gosh.

What? Do you need more alcohol?

Do you want to drink with me?

You're here.

Yes.

Gosh, that's not the right spot.

What are you doing?

I'm glad you're home.

Today's training was rough.

Can you put this on my back?

Where's Jong-su?

He's taking a shower. And Jun-seon is downstairs.

-Is it here? -Yes.

No, that's not it. A little to the left.

Gosh, you should tell me before you rip it off.

-You mean here? -Yes.

You moved it too far. Move it to the right.

Slightly to the right--

Why do you keep ripping it off suddenly?

This side?

I said left. It should go left.

It should be in the middle, you stupid--

Hey. You're doing this on purpose, aren't you?

You're trying to mess with me, aren't you?

What's wrong, Jeong-bong?

He's trifling with me.

Bring it on.

Come on.

I was going to teach you a lesson anyway.

I guess today is the day.

You should be grateful that I have sore muscles today.

-You're startled, aren't you? -Stop it.

Jeong-bong, you can't kill him.

Don't stop me. It's bound to happen at least once.

Gosh, Jeong-bong.

-Turning kick. -Jeong-bong.

-I'll kick you. -Please.

What's going on?

Who told you to make a fuss?

So you have enough energy. Do you need more training?

No, it's not like that.

I only tried to stop them.

-Gosh, what's wrong with me? -Enjoy your food.

-Please enjoy. -Thank you.

You didn't bring much food. Aren't you hungry?

Not really.

Maybe we should've gone to a galbi place.

Buffets are always like that.

There are a lot of dishes to choose from,

but it makes us hesitate about what to eat

or how much to eat.

It sounds like a happy hesitation.

You think? I guess you're right.

It's a lot better than other kinds of hesitations.

Try this. It tastes good.

Have you not eaten in days? What's with all the food?

I'm too lazy to walk around.

Aren't you too lazy to even breathe?

So I cram down air when I breathe.

By the way…

It has a strong flavor.

That's why I like it.

Thank you.

What?

Gyu-jin, there's something going on.

I have a good instinct when it comes to these things.

That's more flirting than being friendly colleagues.

At least one of them has feelings for the other.

Don't be silly and finish your mountain of food.

Are you sure you don't care about it at all?

Of course not. She's not with me anymore.

I see you're trying to act cool.

Even I'm bothered.

What?

It's Mom. Why is she calling?

She yelled at me and kicked me out yesterday.

Why is she calling? What do you think?

Answer it, and you'll find out.

Hello? Mom, hang on a second.

If you are done eating, can we go? The next round is on me.

That's great.

Gyu-jin, are you coming with us?

The director is paying.

Must we go for a second round?

Yes, Mom. It was noisy because I'm at a team dinner.

I can talk now. What's the matter?

Is the dinner over yet?

Yes. We're almost done.

Why? You beat me up and kicked me out yesterday.

What do you want to know?

Don't be silly and come home now.

What?

The dinner isn't over yet.

You said it's almost over. Come right away. Within 30 minutes.

Mom--

Gosh, what was that?

She's so one-sided.

I have a bad feeling about this.

What is it?

I didn't even go to the second round to come here.

Why are you staring at me like that?

Mom, just say it.

You must've called me in urgently for a reason.

Do you want me to spy on Gyu-jin?

That's what I'm good at.

I want you to go on a blind date.

What did you say?

A blind date for marriage. I've made up my mind.

I will never let you choose your own wife.

I'll check her background, personality, and everything

to choose a good wife for you.

Mom, in this day and age?

Who has arranged marriages these days?

Besides, I don't even want to get married. I don't believe in marriage.

Okay. Don't be so sure about that. Just meet the girl.

If you don't like her, I'll find someone else.

Make a suggestion that makes sense

if you want me to accept--

If not,

will you come back home?

What?

You don't want to live here.

Don't you prefer to live with Gyu-jin?

It's up to you.

Come back home,

or go on a blind date.

Dance with us, everyone!

Director Lee.

Director Lee.

At all costs, at all costs

Why aren't you married? When did you last have a girlfriend?

My last girlfriend?

It was so long ago that I don't remember.

Has it been seven years?

No way. Why?

You must have high standards.

What do you care about?

What kind of woman do you like?

Why are you so curious?

You're all leaning in.

I guess I like someone who's honest and funny.

Someone I get along with.

Personality over looks?

-That's a tough standard. -It is.

You're picky.

Am I?

The love I have for you

Is a special, express kind of love

-At all costs -Come on!

Next up is Dr. Yoon!

-Dr. Yoon. -I said I wouldn't sing!

Press 16296.

I said I didn't want to sing.

What's the song called?

Yes, sure. Let's meet up next week.

Hey, I'll call you back later. Bye.

Do you not feel well? Are you okay?

It's a stomach thing. I must have indigestion.

You haven't looked well since dinner, but I forced you to eat.

Are you all right?

Get up if you can.

Stand up.

You look unwell. You're pale too.

Give me your hand.

Shouldn't you go to the hospital and get an IV drip or something?

What's wrong? What's the matter?

Dr. Song has indigestion, and it looks pretty bad.

This doesn't work.

She has a weak stomach and gets sick easily.

Na-hee, do you have medicine at home?

I'll get you a taxi. Go home.

You need medicine and sleep to get better.

I'll go get your bag.

I'll be back.

Let's go.

Let's get you into the taxi.

Watch your head.

Take some medicine as soon as you get home.

Get home safely.

To Jungang-dong, please.

Let's get back. The others will be waiting for us.

I guess

you're not completely over her yet.

What?

You look a bit on edge.

Wow, then it's a massive audition.

I'm impressed.

It's only impressive if he passes. Attending the audition is nothing.

Do you have to put it like that?

I won't open a nail salon for you even if I make money.

Da-hee, you can study abroad twice. I'll pay for it.

-You will? Great. -Sure.

How can you take that back?

It's Dad.

-Dad, why aren't you back yet? -It's delicious.

Come over to the store right now.

The store? Why? What's wrong?

-What's wrong? -What's going on?

-What is happening? -My gosh.

-Shut your mouths and run. Mom! -Mom!

Mom!

-They're good for nothing. -You're right.

I don't believe my rotten luck.

-I'm… -Mom!

-Mom. -Listen!

Mom!

-Mom, what's wrong? -Mom.

-How much did you drink? -Listen!

Get out of the way.

You darn scumbags, sons of witches, jerks, and punks!

Wow, that was crazy. Did Mom just swear?

Dad, what happened?

I have no idea.

She started downing soju, saying she was furious,

and I gave her a few more bottles to put out the fire.

I had no idea your mom was like this when drunk.

-Hey! -No.

You darn good-for-nothing blockhead!

Shut your mouth.

Carry your mom home before she wakes the neighborhood.

-What? -Carry her.

-Mom, get on my back. -How dare you?

Get out of the way, you freaking idiot!

Damn it, no. I'm sleepy.

I want to sleep, you scumbag!

-Mom, stop swearing. -Hey.

-Get on his back. -Hey! No!

What are you doing to me?

-What are you doing? -Mom!

I don't care about anything.

I'm in this world alone anyway.

I've never heard her swear.

And her language is so colorful. She never repeats a word.

Hey. Your face is huge, you punk.

I'm your son.

-Is it my fault? -I've never seen Mom drunk.

She doesn't even like alcohol.

Mom is such an elegant person.

Who made her drink like this?

You jerks.

I really don't care about anything anymore, darn you.

-Jun-seon. -Darn you.

How do you feel? A bit better?

It's stress-induced.

I'll feel better once I have some medicine.

You seemed so fine. You were pretending, weren't you?

I think so.

I can deal with everything else, but…

I moved back home, and my mom wouldn't look at me.

She has never treated me like this before.

I see.

-That must be tough. -Jeong-rok.

Sorry. I'll see you tomorrow.

-That hurts. -Don't complain!

-Is Mom sick or something? -Shoot.

No. She's just super drunk!

-Who is it? -She drank soju.

-What? -You little…

-Mom, are you all right? -What?

Hey, isn't this the traitor?

Hey, put me down.

I'll walk from here.

-Mom! -Darn you.

You'll fall over.

-Mom. -Be careful.

-Mom. -Stop it.

-Hey, you. -My goodness!

You can barely stand up straight.

-Carry her in. -Okay. Mom.

Hey!

I hate everyone so much,

but I hate you the most, you jerk!

Dad!

Mom!

My gosh.

You fell over again.

Do you want to play a sport?

But let's not tell my mom.

I don't want her to worry.

Ms. Song! I mean… Ex-in-law!

Why did you call me out so late?

Be my girlfriend.

What?

I thought about it at home.

Is that why you behaved that way?

I don't have anything to say to you.

How long will you be like this?

Don't ask me. Sort it out yourself.

Did you ever ask for my opinion before doing something?

I'll move out, Dad.

I'm sorry.