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The first game was the staff's...

(The first allowance game was full of wiles of the staff.)

(A disgrace they cannot forget in a foreign country)

(They protest collectively.)

(He tries negotiating in a gentle manner.)

(Modified 3, 6, 9 game)

Two, four, six.

- I see. - We change the numbers.

(Ha Jung Woo created the game,)

(and swept the whole Chungmuro with it.)

- Two, five, nine. - Two, five, nine.

(Practicing hard for the allowance)

I play this game frequently so...

(He's confident as a creator of the game.)

(Can we buy everything at the supermarket?)

(There are people who will prevent them from succeeding.)

- Here comes the players. - Yes.

(They are resolute.)

(The staff are provoked by Uncle Ha's provocation.)

(Special Mission: Prevent Uncle Ha's success)

(Their all-night special practice for all kinds of cases)

(These are the warriors selected through harsh self-survival games.)

(The Fantastic 4)

(Kim Dong Oh of the camera team, Lee Min Joon of the operation team,)

(Baek Yu Ri of the audio team, Jang Jun Yung of the directing team)

(The creator is still full of confidence.)

Okay.

(Ha Jung Woo)

(Ju Ji Hoon)

(MINHO)

(Yeo Jin Goo)

(Bros on Foot)

(This program contains indirect advertisements.)

How much is this round worth?

It is for five dollars.

- Don't be nervous. Let's do this. - We can do this!

Peace.

- Shall we start? - Yes.

Three, two, one.

Three, two, one.

(What?)

(This skill is...)

The more confusing one is...

(It is a must-win strategy taught by the game creator.)

If you choose the big numbers first, you make them think once more.

Like 2, 7, 4.

(It was their secret weapon, which they believed in so much.)

(We're in trouble.)

Three, two, one.

- Four. - Five.

- Yes! - Oh, no. It's 3, 2, 1.

- Yes. - Oh, gosh.

- Four. - Five.

(He automatically claps at 3, 6, and 9.)

- Oh, gosh. - Yes.

(Why is this happening in real?)

(Joy and sorrow)

I think they have a strategy.

They're using the most difficult and confusing ones.

Wait.

Did you hire a great manager like Ferguson?

I've never thought of 3, 2, 1.

Oh, gosh. Three, two, one.

- I'm sorry. - It's almost...

(He's taken aback.)

(This wasn't my plan.)

Shall we resume?

- Yes. - Yes!

(His ears are wide open.)

- The next round is for ten dollars. - Yes.

(Round 2 is worth 10 dollars.)

- I should start first. - Yes.

I'll start.

- Three, seven, one. - Three, seven, one.

- Three, seven, one. - Three, seven, one.

- Two. - Four.

- Five. - Six.

- Eight. - Nine.

Ten.

Ten.

- Wait. Stop. - Okay!

- Okay! - Stop.

(Yes, this was what I was waiting for.)

- Ten dollars! - Great.

- Bravo. - Bravo!

This game is difficult.

- This is really difficult. - Right?

- It's okay. You did well. - I could see your determination.

- Brother of ten dollars. - This is our...

Director.

- It's fine. - He's not fine.

(He can't hear anything. Jang Jun Yung of the directing team)

Oh, Tenny.

- This round is worth 20 dollars. - 20 dollars.

- Okay. Tenny, go first. - Tenny.

(Tenny starts first.)

- Six, five, four. - Six, five, four.

- Six, five, four. - Six, five, four.

- One. - Two.

Three.

- Two. - Three.

Five.

- Nice! - Yes.

Mamma Mia.

Mamma Mia!

- One. - Two.

Three.

Five.

- Nice! - Yes.

(Yes, this is it.)

(Nice!)

- Mamma Mia! - Oh, yes.

Give me one...

- One chance... - What do you want from me?

- MINHO. - Yes.

- Give her a hug. - Oh, okay.

- Give me a chance. - Thank you so much.

- Please, give me a chance. - Oh, my.

I'll die.

I'll die!

(Bursting into laughter)

- Please, give me a chance. - She's from the directing team.

- I'm sorry. - Seriously.

She's mentally...

- not... - Later, I'll...

give you some personal cash.

She said personal cash.

(Thanks to the cute Jang Jun Yung producer,)

- Thank you. - Thank you.

- We got 30 dollars already. - Oh, good.

- These final two rounds are vital. - For real.

- Yes, let's do this. - Okay.

- Okay. 50 dollars. - Now...

(Round 4 is worth 50 dollars.)

Now...

- Two, three, one. - Two, three, one.

- Four. - Five.

- Six. - Seven.

- Eight. - Nine.

He's wrong!

(He claps once more quite late.)

He got it wrong!

Seriously! Jung Woo!

Jung Woo! Mamma Mia!

(They are so excited.)

(While they're enjoying this festival,)

(they are so depressed. Everything is chaotic to them.)

What's going on?

I love you, baby.

I love you.

We practiced!

(He is in a despondent mood.)

(He can just smile now.)

No.

Don't cry. It's all right.

He's touched.

- How much do we have? - We have...

- 80 dollars. - Oh, gosh.

- 80 dollars is awesome. - It's 81 dollars.

- I think we can take it easy. - Yes, sure.

- Take it easy. - Be comfortable.

Can we change the players?

No.

I refuse.

- No way. - Who do you want?

There's no such thing.

We love these members.

- These members. - We don't.

No, it's good.

We can't let him go.

He has to stay.

He has to stay.

He's reserved.

Tenny is...

having a muscle cramp on his neck.

- It's real. - He's too nervous.

It went down until here.

- It's down until his solar plexus. - No.

- We can't let you change for free. - Yes.

It should be fair.

- They should pay us ten dollars. - Yes, they should.

- Because it's for 100 dollars. - This round is worth 110 dollars.

- Let's go with 110 dollars. - Yes. 110 dollars.

- Okay. Sure. - Okay.

- So, 110 dollars? - Yes, 110 dollars. Okay.

Tenny, you did your job.

Thanks for your efforts. Take a rest.

- The new member. - He's from the coordination team.

- Coordination team. - Coordination.

- Okay, let's go. It's 110 dollars. - Don't be nervous.

- 110 dollars. - If we win, we earn everything.

- Completely. - Yes.

- Shall I start? - Yes.

Yes, let's start.

Five, three, two.

One.

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

- Four. - Six.

- Seven. - Eight.

- Nine. - Ten.

Eleven.

- Ten. - Eleven.

Eleven.

- You are done. - What's going on?

- She's a blackhole. - Seriously.

Producer!

- No. You need to cut some slack. - No way.

- Cut some slack. - It's over.

- No. You need to cut some slack. - No way.

- You need to cut some slack. - No way. Excuse me.

- Why are you taking the money? - No way.

Three seconds have passed.

We won! We earned a lot.

Okay, here...

It's definitely...

in the audio.

Someone said...

"Clap."

It was so clear.

- You heard it, right? - He's right.

"Clap."

- Ten. - Eleven.

Clap.

(Clap)

- Go away. - Please.

Please.

Please.

(Kneeling down together)

- Please. - She's crying.

- Please. - Shall we give her a chance?

- Yes, please. - Okay, we'll cut some slack.

- Thank you. - But we'll take ten dollars.

- Yes, we should. - The 10 dollars is ours.

- Thank you. - Okay.

As long as it's not me.

The last round.

- Now... - We have no more chance left.

- Let's start. - Let's start.

Six, five, three. One.

(They won 90 dollars until now, but this round is worth 100 dollars.)

Six, five, three. One.

Two.

Five.

Two.

Five.

Five.

Thanks for your efforts!

(Thanks for your efforts.)

(They're happy as if they saved the country.)

(Laughing)

(Laughing)

(They're in sorrow as if they lost their country.)

Ju Ji Hoon lost twice.

- I mean... - No!

No. We gave you a chance.

(Ju Ji Hoon, the blackhole of the game, lost twice.)

We gave you another chance.

Wait.

- Put anyone as a player. - We'll give you ten dollars.

- It works like that. Here. - Bring it on.

- We have you another chance. - It's ten dollars.

This is driving me crazy.

(He can just laugh now.)

- Let's play a fair game. - It's officially ten dollars. Here.

- I'll give you ten dollars. - I don't know.

(He's lying down all of a sudden.)

I'll give you ten dollars.

- Give it back! - Ten dollars.

- Ten dollars. - Gosh!

(He tries making a fuss.)

Bring it on.

This is so funny.

(It's sad but funny.)

We gave you a chance.

Let's have a fair game.

Whatever. Go. I'll sleep here.

It's not fair for you to let us play a game as soon as we woke up.

Give us 50 dollars!

Let's split it in half.

Splitting it in half is a good idea.

We're not even fully awake.

- I know, right? - It's not fair.

Let's split it in half.

Okay, then...

two players for each side for another round.

Okay.

Two versus two. Okay.

(A rematch is scheduled.)

Two versus two.

- Is it two versus two? - Yes.

- MINHO and Jin Goo should play. - Yes.

- We will try our best. - We will make it.

We will try our best.

- Baby. Come on, man. - Seriously.

We will do our best.

Our representative players are...

one cameraman and...

Producer Jang Jun Yung.

(Cameraman Yuk Soo and Producer Jang Jun Yung who's good with tricks.)

- Oh, Yuk Soo. - I see.

Let's go.

- Two in the middle? - Choose your places.

(I trust you all.)

How much do we have?

- 90 dollars now. - 90 dollars.

It's either 190 or 90 dollars.

- Okay. - Now...

get ready and ready.

Ready and ready and go.

(This is seriously the last round for real worth 100 dollars.)

Three, one, two.

- Three, one, two. - Three, one, two.

- Four. - Five.

- Six. - Seven.

- Eight. - Nine.

(They easily passed the most difficult part.)

(Focused)

- It's over. - Nice!

- It's over. - Nice!

(Oh, I need to clap twice.)

- It's over. - Nice!

- Yes! - Hooray!

- Yes! - Hooray!

Okay, we did it.

(We made it.)

In the second round.

Jin Goo, show a ceremony.

- Ceremony. - Finally.

Ceremony.

- Gosh, baby. - Oh, gosh.

You did well.

Our team is the best.

Our team, I love you.

(Patting him who went through a lot)

(We lost, but we did well.)

- It's amazing. - It's amazing.

Thank you.

- Thank you. - Seriously. Thank you.

We'll use it wisely.

Let's play this every morning.

- Yes. - Nothing else.

But 3, 2, 1 is too difficult.

- 3, 2, 1 is too difficult. - Yes, it is.

(They're sharing their experiences.)

(We're amazing.)

- Congratulations. - Gosh, thank you.

- Thank you. - Thanks. It was a great game.

The mission card.

- What is it? - Please read it.

Please read it.

Go to this place by 3pm and meet Laura.

Laura?

- Laura? - We need to meet Laura.

Rollerskate?

"Go to this place by 3pm..."

"and meet Laura."

(Meet Laura here by 3pm.)

(What kind of mission will take place...)

(in this vast field?)

Shall we get ready and set off?

- Okay. - Okay.

- I'm loving it. - Thank you so much for everything.

- Thank you. - Thank you so much.

- Happy new year. - Happy new year.

Oh, gosh.

- Let's get ready. - Yes.

(Goodbye to Mount Cook with the beautiful ice cap.)

(Right now, it's 10am.)

We're going to a place called Twizel.

There are a cafe and shops...

near the supermarket.

- Shops? - Yes.

- Let's speed up. - Yes.

The water looks amazing.

It's beautiful.

We're finally getting far away from Mount Cook.

(They've been moving 400km after 4 days on the road.)

This vehicle will arrive...

in Twizel in three minutes.

(He suddenly plays a pilot.)

Please make sure...

to get all your belongings.

(The youngest enjoys watching the oldest's play.)

Thank you.

The weather in your destination...

is expected between 12 to 13 degrees.

The weather is so nice.

(After driving for 20 minutes...)

All right.

- Twizel. - Twizel.

- We're here. Thank you for driving. - Thank you.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

Thank you. We're here.

(New Zealand South Island Map)

(Twizel is a small town in the middle of South Island...)

(with a population of 1,600 people.)

(It's a good transportation hub for travelers in South Island.)

(Meeting people for the 1st time...)

(after 4 days on the road)

(Twizel Market Place consists of various shops...)

(including supermarkets, cafes and restaurants.)

(It's not only popular among travelers, but residents as well.)

Oh, my gosh.

- That scared me. - That really scared me.

Let's go to the supermarket before we leave.

I want to check out the cafe.

- Where is it? - I'll go look.

(Checking out the town before going to the supermarket)

He's so cute.

- He's so cute. - Is that a sheep?

He's adorable.

Hi.

- He's a giant poodle. - He's so cute.

(Wagging)

That man.

Robin McCarthy.

He's in the picture.

Is that him?

Is that him?

I think so.

(They met the mayor candidate.)

(Skincare clinic)

Shall we get some skincare.

We have enough money for it.

(Skincare clinic)

(True window shopping)

There it is. The bakery cafe.

Finally. The cafe.

- Let's go there first. - Yes.

This is the first time seeing the word cafe in New Zealand.

We haven't visited any cafes yet.

This is the first time.

It's the first time.

- We had coffee with salmon, - Right.

but that wasn't a cafe.

- It was a salmon restaurant. - Yes.

(Twizel Bakery Cafe in the middle of Twizel Market Place)

Bakery Cafe.

I want some bread.

(It sells various kinds of coffee and drink...)

Oh, meat pie.

(along with New Zealand's famous meat pie, hot dogs, and sandwiches.)

What do you want?

I want steak and cheese.

I want steak and mushroom.

Mushroom?

- Shall we get just two? - Yes.

Steak and mushroom and steak and cheese.

- I'll get long black. - You want long black?

I'll get ice if they have it.

- Yes. Thank you. - You too?

You want ice too?

Three long black coffee.

- Three long blacks? - Yes.

Iced.

- Iced? - Yes.

And one hot long black.

Okay. So it's three long black iced.

- And you want one long black hot. - One long black is hot. Yes.

And I want to order meat pies too.

- Meat pies? - Yes.

One steak and cheese and one steak and mushroom, please.

Yes.

Thirty dollars, please.

- Thirty? - Yes.

(The total is 30 dollars.)

- Thank you. - Thank you.

(Manager Yeo placed an order.)

It feels awkward...

to be in town.

To be in town after spending time in the mountains.

It feels awkward...

to buy food.

(They ate in great nature in the last 3 days.)

It feels like Sunday morning.

- Yes. But it's actually Saturday. - Yes.

This is so nice.

- It's nice, right? - Yes.

I'm at peace.

- It's so nice. - Right?

It's so nice.

(They enjoy a relaxing holiday morning among the residents.)

MINHO. Can you take a picture of the sign?

Can you share it in our group chat?

(The 1st cafe after 4 days)

- Can I appear? - Yes.

Do you want to appear?

(Posing)

(A photo of a visit to the town on the weekend)

We should get a table.

Here?

- Thank you, Jin Goo. - You're welcome.

- Thank you. - Enjoy.

That's what she said when she gave it to me.

Enjoy.

(Cutting the freshly baked meat pie)

Is that red bean inside?

It's got red bean paste.

- Red bean paste? - Yes.

This is mushroom.

(Hesitant)

They spread ketchup. Where did they get that?

They have ketchup.

(Local people spread ketchup.)

(Trying the local style)

I'll only spread it on one piece.

It's good.

Good.

Is it better with ketchup?

Ketchup tastes so good after a while.

- It's so good. - Take some.

Should I take some?

It's good.

I'm so happy to have ketchup after a while.

- It's sour, isn't it? - Yes.

Do you like it?

Yes.

It's nice to see you eating.

It's nice.

(Enjoying a sip of hot coffee in a sunny cafe)

Nice.

The coffee tastes so good.

Is it because I haven't had it for a while?

I think it's the coffee.

This town is bigger than I thought.

(After the short break)

Are we going to the supermarket?

It's over there.

Quatro square.

Square market.

We should think about dinner...

- before we shop. - Is that right?

Shall we look at the meat and think?

- Let's do that. - See what they have.

We had so much pork yesterday.

We also had beef.

We don't stop contemplating even when we have lots of money.

Shall we make some burgers?

They sell patties.

Burgers? I approve.

- I approve. - I approve.

- I totally approve. - In fact, they sell four patties.

Totally. You're a genius.

- You're a genius. - Thank you.

Ji Hoon is a genius.

(Eating)

- We need cheese. - Yes, we need cheese.

Cheese. Pickle.

There it is. The yellow cheese.

- On your right. - Yes. That one.

Isn't that cheese?

(Moving like a robot)

Pickle.

The prices are so lovely.

You're right.

(Pickle with a lovely price)

It won't slip out...

- because it's sliced. - Sure.

- Let's get this. - Get what you want.

I always support you.

One will be enough.

- One will do. - Two?

That's too much.

That's not necessary.

Let's get just one.

Wait. One?

It feels...

Let's get two.

Get a hard one.

Let's get these two.

Yes, let's get these.

Let's take these two.

- Buns should be here. - Where?

Here. There it is.

- Buns. - We should get this.

- Yes. Let's get this. - Okay.

There are ones with sesame seeds.

(Checking out after getting the ingredients for burgers)

It's cheap.

Cheap? Do you want some pasta?

- Pasta? - Pasta sounds good.

Do you want some pasta?

Here's what we'll do.

Let's have pasta for dinner tonight.

- And have burgers for breakfast. - Let's do that.

Here it is.

- Cream. - Cream pasta?

Yes. I like cream.

Let's get this. It's only 2.29 dollars.

This is cheap.

It's 2.29 dollars.

(Bacon for carbonara)

We need to get bacon.

- How about some mushrooms? - Sounds good.

(Adding mushrooms)

It's expensive, but we should get it.

- It's got the sauce too. - Really?

(Salad with sauce to save money)

- Let's eat vegetables. - Salad.

Salad.

- It's got the sauce too. - Why not?

- Saving became a habit. - Hey.

Avocados only cost 1.49 dollars.

(At that moment, Mom Ji Hoon found cheap avocados.)

Only 1.49 dollars.

(Mother is excited to find cheap ingredients.)

Use this.

Do we have it?

- Do we have tabasco? - Yes.

We have tabasco.

Get just 1 onion. Did we get 2 tomatoes?

- Two tomatoes. - I'll make you guacamole.

(Guacamole it is.)

Use the fork.

(Mom Ji Hoon's special guacamole)

(Mom Ji Hoon's kitchen is going to be a hit again.)

- Let's go now. - Let's go.

Okay. Let's go meet Laura.

(Off to Laura's after grocery shopping)

- Let's go. - Let's go.

(It takes 3 hours.)

It reminds me of the first day.

I was so nervous to drive.

You look laid back now.

- Do I? - Yes.

(Feeling proud)

Thanks.

On the first day, you were close to this side.

Yes.

Because it's on the other side, you weren't used to it.

(Now he can drive normally.)

Laura. What's Laura?

Laura.

(With many questions on Laura...)

It's a nice town.

This place looks nice.

(They drive through nature.)

It's beautiful.

It's like a coastal road.

Yes.

Is that a lake or a sea?

Is this the sea?

- I think it's a lake. - Is it?

(Lake Wakatipu is the longest lake in New Zealand.)

The waves are pretty strong...

compared to all the lakes we've seen so far.

It's warm.

- You feel drowsy. - Yes.

What was that?

(Snoring)

What was that?

(Laughing)

That scared me.

That was perfect timing.

(Ji Hoon's been sleeping for 30 minutes in the drowsy weather.)

- You feel drowsy. - Yes.

(Snoring)

We were talking about how we couldn't sleep...

or take a nap.

(Ji Hoon went fast asleep for a moment.)

Let's run through...

- MINHO's filmography. - Okay.

- What was your first work? - Yes.

- It was "Canola." - "Canola."

With Youn Yuh Jung.

Youn Yuh Jung and Kim Go Eun.

Yes, with Go Eun.

Next was "Illang."

- "Illang?" - Yes.

- By Director Kim Ji Woon? - Yes.

What was your role?

I was one of the soldiers.

I suffer big time because of Kim Moo Yul.

(Recommended strongly by the production crew)

- Oh, yes. - Yes.

I remember.

- I called you after watching it. - Yes.

I remember compliments on you.

Yeo Jin Goo's first work was "Sad Movie."

Yes.

Mom.

(Jin Woo's debut work was "Sad Movie.")

Mom.

(His outstanding crying acting made him an actor worth watching.)

Mom. Don't cry.

Next was "Hwayi."

"Hwayi." Right.

I filmed "Hwayi" between 16 and 17.

("Hwayi" was his first main role.)

(It stamped Jin Goo on the masses as a proper actor.)

I filmed "Hwayi" between 16 and 17.

You skip "Antique..."

- which you appeared with me? - Oh, right.

How can you skip "Antique?"

- I'm sorry. It's my fault. - Ji Hoon. No.

Wait. We're here.

Are we doing the mission here?

Is it something ridiculous?

(Ridiculously vast plains)

I think that's Laura.

Over there.

I think that's Laura.

The one patting the horse.

Good girl.

- Thank you for driving. - Thank you so much.

That was a long drive.

Our guests, Soul.

Our guests, Soul.

(Jumping)

(Exclaiming)

Hi.

- Howdy. - Hi.

(The woman and the dog look extraordinary from the start.)

- He wouldn't bite, right? - No.

(As you know, the eldest brother is a coward.)

- Should I ask her to hold him? - It's okay.

Hi.

What's going on?

I'm Laura.

- Are you Laura? - I'm Laura. Welcome to the farm.

- I'm MINHO. - Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you too.

All right, guys.

Welcome to the real country farm.

Please.

Oh, the ticket.

You need this.

- Yes. - This is your mission.

"Want to live in New Zealand like natives?"

"People live together with nature in New Zealand."

"There are five times more sheep than people."

(Five million population, twenty-six million sheep)

"Fifty percent of the land is used to dairy farming."

"Try the real native's life..."

"instead of superficial tourism."

"If you help Laura's work,"

"you'll get Dream tickets."

Okay.

There are 3,500 sheep on this station.

Eight hundred cows.

And honestly, looking after the farm is a lot of hard work.

- Yes. - Your hands get dirty.

You're physically tired.

- Yes. - Right.

Because it is a lot of hard work,

I am going to reward you today.

- Oh, really? Thank you. - Okay.

- Right on? Let's get into it. - Yes.

- Okay. Let's go. - Thank you.

What's she going to make us do?

(Laura has many jobs on the farm.)

Good girl.

Good girl.

(Look after the horses.)

(Drive cows.)

(Drive sheep.)

(Feed animals.)

Come on.

(Among all these jobs,)

(what are we going to do?)

- Come on onto the ship. - Yes.

Now, it can get a little bit muddy on farm.

And I don't want your shoes getting dirty.

We're going to check on some of these.

What about the size?

It must say somewhere.

I wear a size 90.

They probably won't fit me.

(The small helmet gave him a hard time while riding.)

(He was humiliated many times.)

(In fact, he has big feet.)

Which one is the biggest one?

- What's the biggest one? - Yes.

Jung Woo. These.

- What? - Size 300.

Okay.

(Will he be able to smile today?)

(Paying attention)

Not bad.

Size 300 boots.

(Thanks to size 300 boots, he's able to smile.)

Okay.

- I haven't worn these for so long. - Right.

- Okay. - Right.

Because if you don't wear gloves,

you're going to end up with hands like mine.

- Beautiful. - Are you talking about those?

Don't worry. You look beautiful.

I think this is the first time...

anyone ever called my hands beautiful.

(Laughing)

Okay, guys. We're going to go to the sheep pens.

So I'll show you what to do.

So here we go.

What's she going to make us do? She even gave us boots.

So, this is Soul.

Soul is not a pet dog.

He is a working dog.

A working dog.

His job is to round up all the sheep.

- Okay. - Yes.

But I am going to let you guys have a go.

- Oh, my. - Oh, my.

Oh, my.

(The first work, sheep drive)

(It's what Soul's good at, and he was trained for 3 years.)

Good.

(It's what Soul's good at, and he was trained for 3 years.)

(The reason for the sheep drive)

(Sheep need to be move to a different area...)

(for grass to grow again.)

All right, girl.

(Area A is where sheep are.)

(Area B is where sheep need to go.)

All you need to do.

Those sheep,

- bring them through this gate. - Okay.

Okay.

- You try it. - Why, you go.

(It sounds simple.)

- Do we start now? - Yes.

- Okay. Let's go. - Let's do this.

(Travel Dream Team is confident.)

This way.

- When you drive them... - Where do we lead them?

Through this gate.

- This way. - This way? Okay.

- We have to drive them there. - Yes.

You must not scare sheep.

You'd know since you were born in the Year of the Sheep.

Yes. I'm close to them.

Communicate with them.

Ask them how they feel.

They feel great today.

(The passionate Year of the Sheep takes the lead.)

(Jumping)

What's happening?

(These sheep are...)

(fast.)

(Flustered)

They're fast.

(Puzzled)

They're faster than I thought.

(Running away)

Oh, my gosh.

No.

(It's not easy.)

- Let's drive them this way. - Yes.

Okay. I'll mark them here.

- Let's stand here. - Yes.

- MINHO. Stop them from here. - Yes.

That's it. Working together. I like it.

- Let's go. - Get closer.

That's right.

- That's right. - That's right. It's that way.

- That's right. - Good job.

- They're moving. - That's right.

Good job.

(The sheep are near the gate.)

- Get closer. - Go this way.

Get closer from there.

We're near.

Go.

We're close.

Go in.

(They don't know what to do.)

Come on. Go that way.

(As they get close,)

(the sheep try to escape.)

Get closer. Please don't run.

Hold your ground.

Hold your ground.

- Hold your ground. - No.

(The sheep ran away.)

(Who knew they would split into two.)

- No. - Mamma Mia.

Oh, no.

(That was close.)

Guys,

they run in a zigzag...

like the rabbits we saw.

Don't worry. It's very difficult without a dog.

Sorry, boys. You have got to go another time.

Yes. One more try.

Okay.

(They're making us feel competitive.)

They're fast.

They're faster than I thought.

Are they really sheep?

They've been sheared.

They're so fast.

These punks.

I'll take this side.

That's right. You're doing great.

Okay.

(Let's run away, guys.)

(Running off)

If one starts running, they all do.

I think he's the leader.

There's one leader.

(Sheep travel in packs to feel safe, and there's a leader they follow.)

We have to guide the leader well.

I'll run over there...

and get them to come halfway here.

- Okay. - Right.

(The Passionate Year of the Sheep is getting competitive.)

Let's go, guys. Go.

Go over there. Let's go.

What?

What?

(If the Travel Dream Team has the Passionate Year of the Sheep,)

(the sheep have a passionate leader.)

Look at him.

(Unbelievable)

Go over there.

They're running in zigzags.

Ji Hoon, make a path by moving away.

Okay.

(The Passionate Year of the Sheep begins herding them again.)

That's right.

That's right.

Why do they jump so well?

That's right.

(The gate)

Get close.

(The Passionate Year of the Sheep is running too.)

That's right.

- Good, guys. - That's right.

- We're almost there. - We're almost there.

We're almost there. That's right.

That's right.

That's right.

- That's right. - Get over there.

I'll close in from this side.

- That's right. - Okay.

That's right.

- We're almost there. - Let's go.

Slowly.

We're almost there.

No. Go in.

(They assume a defensive pose...)

What the...

(which the sheep completely ignore.)

- No. - What the...

(They make a U-turn in front of them again.)

No!

(Dejected)

Gosh, this isn't easy.

No, you've got to stay.

How are we... This would be hard even if all the staff helped.

- I know. - Mamma Mia.

- Aren't we taking that dog's job? - Yes.

That's right.

(Just succeed.)

Let's herd them over here.

Here.

(The second oldest takes the lead this time.)

(The second oldest chooses to stop instead of running.)

Slowly.

(Making eye contact)

You have to go slowly.

Okay.

(They gather on their own.)

I guess you shouldn't run after them.

If you do, they run away.

If you stop and go, they move on their own.

(Mom Ji Hoon gains know-how.)

Okay. Very good.

Guys, let's stand in a line like this.

Stop. Don't move.

Don't move.

(If they stop,)

(the sheep go.)

- Very good. - We have to stay still.

We have to stop and face the direction they should go.

That's right.

If they move fast, we have to run.

(They glance over again.)

(Stop)

That's right.

(Going forward)

- Slowly. - Slowly.

We have to go slowly.

We shouldn't rush.

Oh, my gosh. No.

(They make a U-turn again?)

(They block the path in advance.)

We shouldn't try to force them.

Let's go, guys.

They turn around when we make noise.

If they turn around, we should extend our arms and hold our ground.

Hold our ground when they turn around.

(Freeze, unfreeze)

Just hold your ground.

And you shouldn't herd them.

- It's good! - That's right.

Hold your ground.

This is our chance. Let's run!

Go! Come on!

(They block the path.)

- That's right. Let's go. - That's right.

- I think we might succeed. - Let's go.

Go out.

Go out, guys.

- We're almost there. - We're almost there.

Go out.

Go out, guys. Come on.

- That's right. - That's right.

- That's right! - Yes!

That's right!

That's right!

- That's right! - Yes!

That's right!

- Mamma Mia. - Well done.

Mamma Mia.

(Mamma Mia means "Thanks, sheep" here.)

- Okay. - Very good!

- Yes. - Next time.

- Thank you. - Good.

- Thank you. - Okay.

(The boss is very pleased.)

- Next job. - Let's go.

- Okay. - Next job.

- Okay. - Thank you.

So follow me, guys. We'll head into the shed.

- Bye-bye. - Bye-bye.

Be happy.

- Bye-bye. Cheers. - Bye, sheep.

I was born in the year of the sheep.

(Laughing)

- Did she understand you and laugh? - It's like...

- she laughed... - I know.

because she understood me.

She laughed because she understood.

Come on. Good boy.

We're heading into the shed.

Now, this time of year, the winter has just ended,

so the grass doesn't grow very much.

So we still have to feed hay to all the animals...

because there's just not enough grass for them to eat.

So now we're going to feed them some hay.

- Okay. - My alpaca, my sheep, and my deer.

(The second job is to feed hay to the alpacas, sheep, and deer.)

- We have to feed them. - Okay.

Let's go.

(Area C: Deer Zone, Area C: Alpaca and Pet Sheep Zone)

(The reason why they feed them hay)

(If the animals just eat grass, they may have a hard time digesting.)

(Feeding them hay increases salivation and promotes digestion.)

Can one of you...

- go and grab a hay bale... - Yes.

from up there, and we're going to put it...

- on to the back of the tractor. - Okay.

- Oh, the tractor. - Just here.

- Move it over here? - Yes.

Yes. Just one.

Gosh. Let's do it together.

(I, Ju Ji Hoon,)

(don't care about my clothes when I'm working.)

All right. Just chuck it on here.

And three of you are going to sit.

- Have a seat? - Yes.

Sit on here. That's it.

- She wants us to sit here. - Okay.

And one person's on the gate.

You've got to close it behind us when we drive through.

Okay.

- She wants us to sit here. - Right. Have a seat.

Just one person...

- To close the door. - To close the door. Right.

(Jin Goo, who gets scared easily, will be the doorman.)

(Turning the engine on)

- Hang on! - Okay.

(The lift goes up.)

That surprised me!

Oh, man.

(I'm glad I didn't get on.)

(Nervous)

(Relieved)

Hang on!

This is really...

(This is really scary.)

(Laughing)

Jung Woo must've been so surprised.

(Looking at the distance)

We're going backward. I'm going to get motion sickness.

Goodbye!

(He's the only one who's excited.)

Goodbye.

(If you look at the distance, you don't feel as scared.)

(Why did they get on? They arrive at the Alpaca Zone in 10 seconds.)

We're going down.

What is this?

Why? Why are we going up?

Okay. Down, please.

- There you go. - Yes. Thank you.

- Laura's a jokester. - Yes.

Laura's a jokester.

(Laura, The farm owner, Jokester)

- It's an alpaca. - She has alpaca too.

They're so cute.

- They're really cute. - They're really cute.

Oh, yes.

Alpaca fur is really soft.

(Alpacas)

Come on, love me, love mes

Come on, love me, love mes

I've heard this song before.

Come on, love me, love mes

(Is it time to eat?)

Come on, love me, love mes

- The hay is in slices. - Yes.

So just take a slice and throw it.

You've got to spread it out...

so that the sheep and alpaca don't share.

When did you get here?

Try some.

Have a taste.

Hey.

(I'm going to eat something else.)

Okay. Have some.

(Then I'll give it to the other sheep.)

Okay.

Have some.

Here, have some.

It's chamnamul. Try some.

- That's good. - Yes.

(Jin Goo focuses on the alpaca.)

(Eating)

Okay.

(Eating)

Try some.

I'll give this to you.

Oh, hey.

Black face.

(Caring Mom Ji Hoon tries to get close to the sheep.)

You're not going to bite. Right?

They like people.

(The eldest brother, who said the alpaca were cute,)

(is standing far away by himself.)

(As you already know, the eldest brother is a coward.)

(He drops the hay from a distance.)

(Alpacas are cute...)

(when you look at them from a distance.)

Aren't the alpaca cute?

Yes.

(They're definitely cute.)

The alpacas are the cutest.

They're really cute.

This last bit has to go over that big, tall fence...

and into the deer area.

So you can just throw it.

- Throw it? - Yes.

(The second oldest leads by example.)

- She wants us to throw it. Right? - Yes. Just one.

Oh, that deer?

It's Bambi.

- Good job. - Gosh.

Gosh, my clothes.

I know.

They don't stay clean very long.

- All right. That's perfect, guys. - Okay.

The next job?

- The next job. - Go. Yes.

Okay.

(The third job is to take care of the horses.)

This is Faith.

I'll introduce you to her boyfriend, Toby.

So to introduce yourself to her,

you have got to put your hand out.

She's going to sniff your hand.

That's the horse handshake.

So come and do that.

Right there.

So this is the handshake?

(The cowardly eldest brother musters up his courage to say hello.)

Good work.

So have you ever had stones in your shoes?

It hurts. Right?

Horses get the same thing,

and they get stones trapped in their hooves.

So every day,

- we clean out their hooves. - Yes.

Yes. It's hard. Dig it in.

- Good work. - Okay.

That's it.

That's it. Get that all out.

(Clean)

Nice work.

- These are the brushes. - Okay.

You're going to go get her coat clean.

(The reason you must brush them)

(You're removing their winter coat and massaging the horses,)

(so they like it.)

They have a lot of fur.

It keeps coming out.

(Refreshed)

Hi.

I'm so stoked you guys came out here.

You can see why I love it. It's beautiful.

I wasn't always living the farm life.

I actually had a corporate job,

but I really hated my life.

So six years ago, I quit my life. I quit my job,

and I moved down here.

I made a change.

(I changed my life.)

- Good choice. - I think so.

I'm pretty stoked that I get to share it with everyone.

Right.

(Going on a trip...)

(is experiencing a life that is different from my own.)

You can camp here tonight,

surrounded by these beautiful mountains.

- Oh, thank you. - So...

And after dinner,

you're welcome to stay here.

Enjoy as the moon comes up and the sun goes down.

And make the most out of being in the mountains...

as this is my favorite place,

and I hope it'll be yours tonight.

- Thank you very much. - Thank you.

You're welcome.

I'll see you guys later. Have a good night.

- See you later. - Thank you.

- Thank you. - Thank you!

Have a good night.

Okay. Let's take a look around the farm.

(Where should we put our camping car?)

This place is huge.

The scale of this farm is big.

(The farm is surrounded by endless plains and snow-covered mountains.)

The sight of the icecaps...

have become common.

- Right? - It's...

It's here too.

It's here.

(Day 4 in New Zealand, They've become used to the scenery.)

Living on a farm...

- Laura looks really healthy. - Right.

Really.

Look at them. The sheep came out.

Oh, my gosh.

(We're going to play.)

I feel bad.

- Then... - This is...

This means Soul has to work late.

Soul has to work late.

- Let's put them back in. - Should we?

- Since we're here. - Right.

- Can we do it? - Let's try.

This place is so vast.

(Their current location, the gate)

Whatever it takes.

You just need to take your time.

(Vast)

- Let's use what we learned today. - Okay.

They're going on their own.

They have an autopilot function.

It'll be okay as long as they don't go right.

- Hold on. - Let's go.

(We're going to go right!)

(If you run, we run.)

- Okay. - Okay.

- We're not there yet. - Okay.

- We're not there yet. - Okay.

Okay.

- Jung Woo's running. - Jung Woo.

(The sheep make Jung Woo, the person who always walks, run.)

No.

- No, don't go. - No.

(Is it a truce?)

Stop.

(They freeze again.)

I will make a big circle and approach them from the left.

- Hey. - Mamma mia.

(I am going home.)

I think we stepped on a lot of sheep poops.

I dodged them all.

It was good exercise.

I am hungry.

- Let's boil some water first... - Okay.

for pasta.

(Today's kitchen is Laura's barn.)

To cook efficiently,

(He shortens the distance since he is hungry.)

this spot should be open.

Okay.

Pasta.

What we bought earlier...

(Today's menu)

(Carbonara)

(Guacamole)

Okay. Let's work fast.

(It's their mission to cook fast before they starve to death.)

(The youngest one prepares the onions without being asked.)

(Today, they cook standing up in order to save time.)

It's ripe.

(Experienced)

Take this...

and scoop out the flesh with a spoon.

I see.

Then you can put it in a bowl.

(Remove the avocado pit and scoop out the flesh with a spoon.)

(What does he need right now? Speed.)

- Scoop it out well. - Okay.

(Chef Ju's time to shine)

One onion will go into the pasta dish,

so I will julienne it.

Then I will dice this one.

(Dicing the onion for guacamole)

(Chef Ju's guacamole recipe)

(1. Remove the avocado pit and scoop out the flesh with a spoon.)

(2. Add diced onion.)

I will chop this tomato.

(3. Add diced tomato.)

Like this.

(3. Add diced tomato.)

(3. Add diced tomato.)

(4. Lemon juice is a must!)

My goodness.

- We forgot to buy it. - What?

Lemon juice.

(But we didn't buy it.)

(4. Lemon juice is a must!)

(Salad, salt, pepper, biscuit, tabasco)

(Scanning the ingredients)

Open it.

It's made of citrus. Let's smell it and see if we can use it.

Let's improvise.

This one?

Try the citrus dressing.

It's lacking, but I think we can use it.

(Let's make do with what we have.)

It might taste a bit different...

from the usual guacamole.

I think it will be nice.

(4. Add a salad dressing instead of lemon juice...)

(and pepper.)

Jung Woo,

would you like to add tabasco later?

- It doesn't matter. - Really?

Then I will add some.

I can handle the spiciness of tabasco.

Okay.

(5. Add tabasco according to personal taste.)

I will mix the ingredients with a fork.

You can mash them.

- I will do it. - That's a good idea.

- Tomato shouldn't get mashed. - Okay.

I will mash everything except for the diced tomato.

It can get a bit mashed.

- Okay. - Okay.

(He looks like an expert when he uses the back of his hand.)

It's tasty. Let's add some salt.

(6. Taste the dish and add a bit of salt.)

It's done.

- I want to copy Ji Hoon. - Taste it.

(The younger one always wants to copy the older one.)

(He tastes much more.)

Is it tasty?

- Yes, chef. - Good.

(7. Add pepper as you want.)

- You can handle spicy food. - Yes, chef.

(8. If you can handle spicy food, add a lot of tabasco.)

They like their food too spicy.

- Tabasco. - Seriously.

(Ji Hoon and MINHO's guacamole has a lot of tabasco.)

(There is a milder version for Jung Woo.)

Let's use all of it.

(Today, Jung Woo will cook pasta as the main chef.)

(He slices bacon...)

Let's stir-fry bacon and mushroom.

(and mushroom easily.)

(He quickly finished preparing the ingredients.)

All right.

Let's reduce the cooking time.

Today, I am determined to cook fast.

(1. Mix the ingredients and sauce to reduce the cooking time.)

(Today, he is serious about reducing the cooking time.)

It's boiling.

(Finally!)

Let's cook the entire packet. Why should we leave some behind?

- There are five servings. - Really?

Let's cook the entire packet.

(Five servings? No problem. We are hungry.)

(Shaking)

To reduce the cooking time,

I will boil the pasta and sauce...

(2. Boil the pasta and sauce at the same time to cook fast.)

at the same time.

(3. Jung Woo cleans up at the same time too.)

(Uncle Ha's tips on making pasta)

(He came to work on time today as well.)

All right.

No one wants more mushrooms, right?

- Right. - Right.

This isn't special enough to be put here.

(They need to wait for the pasta to get cooked.)

(It's the moment...)

(when time passes the slowest.)

My mouth keeps watering since I am in front of food.

Did you buy flat pasta on purpose?

Yes. It will catch more sauce.

Chef doesn't disappoint.

Chef Ju.

(Chef Ju has plans for everything.)

This sauce has been reduced.

I think it will burn.

- Really? - Let's add some water.

- Okay. - A bit of water.

Good.

(He adds some water to the sauce jar and shakes it.)

(Thrifty)

I see.

(The sauce got improved thanks to Jin Goo.)

We didn't miss a single drop...

of the sauce.

(Jin Goo is thrifty.)

(He takes out a strand of pasta.)

Five minutes.

(He knows what he is doing.)

(Fettuccine is flatter and thicker than spaghetti.)

(It needs to be cooked for 10 to 12 minutes.)

Let's save three ladlefuls of pasta water and discard the rest.

One.

Two.

(Leave some pasta water behind...)

(as the sauce could turn thick after adding the pasta.)

Four ladlefuls just in case.

Pour it.

Okay. I will pour it.

All done.

Shall we put a yolk on the top?

A yolk for carbonara?

Sure.

- This is nice. It looks tasty. - It's done.

- Prepare the yolks. - Okay.

(He separates the egg yolks carefully.)

(He plates a heap of pasta as they worked hard.)

Who ordered an extra large dish?

- There is so much. - It's MINHO's.

- There is so much. - It's MINHO's.

- Ji Hoon, this is too much. - No, it isn't.

MINHO worked very hard...

earlier during the day.

It's okay. He needs to eat that much.

(He adds an egg yolk for the youngest one's pasta.)

- Perfect. - Okay.

- It's done. - It's done.

Okay. Let's move it fast.

(We are hungry.)

Carbonara.

- It looks tasty. - It's incredible.

Excuse me.

(Busy hands come from all sides.)

(Those who want to film inserts)

(Those who want to eat fast)

Are there pickles?

- Yes, there are. - Pickles.

- Pickles are here. - They are there somewhere, right?

Yes. Look at the bottom shelf.

(It's chaotic.)

- The pasta will turn soggy. - Okay.

(Cameramen,)

(are you done yet?)

(Pressuring)

- The pasta will turn soggy. - Let's eat.

(The camera crew gives up and moves out.)

(They inhale the dish as soon as the cameramen leave.)

(They fill their stomachs without a word.)

- Pasta is so tasty. - Right?

You need more sauce, right?

A little bit.

It's because I plated it first.

(He gives his sauce to MINHO.)

It's no joke.

(Eating...)

(hurriedly)

(They notice the guacamole...)

(after their hunger is a bit sated.)

What's up with this guacamole?

- Do you like it? - Totally.

Dip it in.

Do it like this.

It's so tasty.

(Holy moly!)

Shall we let the crew taste the guacamole?

Yes.

(A heap of guacamole)

Try it.

You are curious about the taste, right?

Thank you.

(Ji Hoon takes care of the crew.)

- Is it okay? - It's so tasty.

Eat up, Jin Goo.

It looks nice.

Is it good?

The combination is nice.

It's so tasty.

- It's so tasty. - Jin Goo.

By the way,

we struggled a lot on the first day.

We have been eating well since then.

Thank goodness.

For dinner on our first day, we had potatoes, chicken, and sausage.

Crunchy potatoes.

- It's tasty. - It's really tasty.

On our second day, we had spicy stir-fried pork.

It's really tasty.

Is it good?

Yesterday was our third day. We had bossam.

Outstanding.

In three days I did enough eating shows for a lifetime.

Today is our fourth day.

- Pasta. - Pasta.

(Day 4, a heap of pasta)

My goodness.

(Everything is nice, but it's a bit cold.)

We keep eating in the same place.

- It's a bit chilly, right? - Yes.

(Chilly)

Today,

it's the coldest since we arrived in New Zealand.

- Really? - Yesterday and today.

Today, I wore the lightest clothes since we arrived in New Zealand.

Can't we have a hotel experience in New Zealand?

(They want to stay someplace warm.)

Shall we play a game for it?

A five-star hotel experience.

(They tasted victory this morning.)

What other games can we play?

(They became confident.)

Long-distance running?

That would be nice.

Let's do long-distance running. We would win.

- Let's do it. - Seriously.

- For 1,000 dollars. - Yes. For 1,000 dollars.

There might be a runner among the crew members.

Then we will tackle him from the back.

(Their desire to win turns wild.)

We should take a look...

at their student records throughout their school years.

(What will happen tomorrow morning?)

(Twelve hours later)

(The morning of the 5th day)

I will read it.

"Today will be a special day."

"You will have it."

(Why did the 4 brothers cheer as soon as they saw the ticket?)

(Bowing)

(The ticket made him give a 90-degree bow.)

(The ticket made them clap.)

While wearing sunglasses...

(What happened to the Travel Dream Team?)

(But the road to happiness wasn't smooth.)

(Bros on Foot)

(Close)

The rocks are too close!

(Nearly touching)

(Passing out)

(Going crazy)

My dental veneers came off.

(Bros on Foot)

I wanted to play with the alpacas.

They disappeared.

They were so cute.

This is my first time revealing it.

I actually love alpacas.

I love animals with such looks.

Sheep are so cute too.

I like camels.

Alpacas look like dolls.

I want to know how to adopt one.

I want to know how to take one to Korea.

I want to know if I can raise it at home.