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My name is Gabriel

My name is Gabriel

MY NAME IS GABRIEL

SEOUL / DUBLIN

Dublin?

I was in this unfamiliar city. It felt very strange.

You don't know whose life you're going to live.

My name... What is it?

My name is Ruaidhri O Dalaigh.

- A singer? - I think he is.

A choir.

HE MET HIS GOOD FRIENDS FOR THE FIRST TIME

Actually, I've forgotten my memory.

How do I pronounce my name?

Rory!

- Rory? - I found my name.

My name is Ruaidhri.

Am I the leader of the choir?

Yes, you are.

The leader of a choir?

RUAIDHRI IS THE LEADER

Wow!

Hi, everyone!

We have two days' time to perform.

- Two days left? - Yeah.

- Performing in two days? - Really?

WILL RUAIDHRI BE ABLE TO DO WELL?

Okay.

Do I become that person when I arrive?

Will someone come to me first?

- Hello. - Matching shirts!

Who are you?

I'm your wife.

Wow! The wife!

- Pioot. - Yeah.

My name is Pioot?

This is crazy.

We have one daughter.

- Six months. - Six months?

- Six months? - Six months?

My hometown is beautiful.

- My house? - Yes.

POP

- Is she the daughter? - She's not a baby!

- My daughter? - Is she the daughter?

She said she was six months old.

She's so pretty. This is crazy.

Si, Su, Jaem. Nallan?

Do you want to sell som tam?

You sell som tam?

How much som tam do we sell?

This is bad.

Som tam!

It's driving me crazy to think about what will happen tomorrow.

BUT

Wait a second. Where did I park the motorcycle?

I'm sorry.

My bike. My bike is lost.

I don't... Looking for my bike.

- He hasn't started selling. - He lost it?

He already has debt.

I didn't get lost. I lost my bike.

This is bad. I'm so stupid.

WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE TWO GABRIELS?

HIS TO-DO LIST IS PACKED

HOUSE PARTY WITH FRIENDS

MEET PARENTS

Oh, you look so well.

So we missed you.

HIS PARENTS GREET HIM WARMLY

We bought you the piano. Remember?

PIANO FULL OF RUAIDHRI'S MEMORIES

HE PLAYS THE PIANO WITH ALL HIS HEART

They were looking at me

with loving eyes which made me tear up.

WHY DID RUAIDHRI CRY?

THE HOMELAND OF STOUT, IRELAND, BECOMES EVEN BUSIER AT NIGHT

- Are they going to a pub? - They're finally having beer?

- It's like those pubs in movies. - We waited for a week.

HE VISITS THE PUB WHERE THE RAMPARTS ARE REGULARS

CHEERS

Thank you.

- It's dark beer. - Dark!

They are famous for dark beer.

You know, Jebb can drink this in three seconds.

- Three seconds? - Yeah.

He drinks it all at once.

What?

- All at once? - Yes.

JEBB'S DARK BEER CHUGGING SHOW

READY TO RECORD

Wow.

His throat is wide open.

EXACTLY THREE SECONDS

THEY ARE HAVING A REAL PARTY

So what do you think of the Guinness?

Because we know you love Guinness.

Yeah, I love it.

You're a heavy drinker?

- No. - You like drinking?

- You rarely drink, right? - Right.

THEY SAY RUAIDHRI LIKES DARK BEER

I didn't know how much I could drink, since I rarely drink.

But after rehearsal, we went to drink every time.

And one glass led to two or three.

I think I'll become a heavyweight.

THE NEXT DAY AND THEN THE DAY AFTER THAT

He can't stop drinking.

EVEN HIS LIVER IS IN SYNC WITH RUAIDHRI'S

What was your favorite song tonight?

Tonight?

Falling Slowly?

Falling Slowly, yeah.

That's one of our oldest songs.

We started doing that at the start, when the choir began.

Ruaidhri got to sing, uh, Falling Slowly on stage with...

Yeah. We got invited to go see Once, the musical.

On BBC?

Then they asked us to sing Falling Slowly after the show.

Which was cool. Yeah.

Which of course you remember because you were there.

You know of course. Why am I telling you?

OUR MEMORIES THAT DON'T NEED EXPLAINING?

Even I'm flustered and confused,

but they don't seem flustered or confused at all.

And they treat me as if I am actually Ruaidhri,

which makes me flustered.

He's more...

Is this your first time in Dublin?

He's been in Dublin

- for 45 years. - I live here.

Sorry.

Are you crazy?

I've known you since I was a child.

I've known you forever.

- What age were you when you met Ruaidhri? - I met Ruaidhri when I was 12.

- Twelve years old? - Twelve years old.

- How old are you? - I'm 20.

- So we met eight years ago. - Yeah, we go way back.

When I was in school.

- When I was a little boy. - I met you when I was 19?

- It's been so long. - I'm 27 now.

It means Ruaidhri and his friends got along well.

- Changed my life. It did. - Changed my life. Absolutely.

He's my only singing experience in my entire life.

I've never sung without Ruaidhri.

I never would've sung if it wasn't for Ruaidhri.

It's all you. Thank you.

We love you.

I changed...

- Is he crying? - It is touching.

Someone I don't know

- Because of me. - Changed the life of others.

It's touching.

TYPE F RUAIDHRI IS TEARING UP WHILE TYPE T IS DRIED OUT

So he changed your life?

Definitely. It's the reason I'm doing this, you know.

And then I met you as a kid, and it's all I knew.

It's my favorite thing to do.

I've been in choir ever since I met Ruaidhri.

- Sorry. Ever since you met... - Ever since I met you.

Ever since I met you!

- You're our guy. - We love you.

Bogum, are you crying again?

- He's starting to get drunk. - No.

He's getting drunk on air.

He cried twice in one day.

I think I'd be touched too.

- Yes. - Right.

"I'm so grateful and happy because of Ruaidhri."

They said, "I got into music because of him,"

and it made me realize that Ruaidhri inspired a lot of people

and influenced them in a good way.

You're our guy.

- We love you. - We love you, Ruaidhri.

You know,

friends don't normally say they love each other.

I think Ruaidhri was like a mentor too.

- Right. - Friends don't say that easily.

- Right. - They know,

- but they don't say it. - Yes.

It just shows what a great guy Ruaidhri is.

- You can feel it and you feel touched. - Right.

Do you have a pitch pipe?

- No way. - What?

They're singing here?

BEEP

THE OWNER GETS BUSY AS HE HEARS THE PITCH PIPE

The pub was already playing music, but then it just turned off.

As soon as the music was turned off,

with this, they began to sing.

WITH A PITCH PIPE, ANYWHERE CAN BE A STAGE

They don't need instruments.

Wow, it's like a movie.

RUAIDHRI AND THE OTHERS ARE IMMERSED

Wow.

THE RAMPARTS TURNED THE PUB INTO A STAGE WITH JUST THEIR VOICES

Ramparts.

It'd be amazing if you heard it there.

I wish they could come to Korea.

- I know. - The other customers...

They aren't complaining. They just become one.

- Right. - In Korea, people could complain.

- We'd be like, "Mister!" - "Hey!"

- "Be quiet!" - "You're not the only ones here!"

People want to hear a solo. They want to hear something from you.

What?

- Me? - Yeah.

What do you think? What do you have?

EVEN THE LEADER CAN'T AVOID THE HAZING

- Is he going to do it? - A solo.

HMM...

ANTICIPATING

HE DOESN'T REFUSE AND SEARCHES FOR A SONG EVERYONE WOULD KNOW

- You guys know this song? - Yeah.

Amazing Grace?

When it comes to a cappella,

I remember hearing Amazing Grace a lot.

I was reminded of it.

- That's clever. - I asked if I could sing

Amazing Grace.

We could. We could give that a go.

Do you want to try Amazing Grace?

The improv?

YES.

Sean.

Amazing Grace.

- Do it. - Yeah?

It's not like he can back out.

It must've been hard for you.

You really...

- No. - I'd rather be physically tired.

That's so mentally tiring. My goodness.

Ruaidhri's singing?

- Ruaidhri's singing. - What?

Ruaidhri's singing. Ruaidhri's solo.

PRESSURED

WHAT WOULD RUAIDHRI'S SOLO BE LIKE?

Amazing Grace RUAIDHRI SOLO

AS THE FIRST NOTE BEGINS THEY LAYER ON HARMONIES

How can you just sing like that?

Aren't the members amazing?

They're harmonizing on the spot.

It's like a musical.

THE RAMPARTS START TO HARMONIZE TO THE SONG RUAIDHRI PICKED ON THE SPOT

THE PUB GUESTS ARE IMMERSED

Wow.

DESPITE BEING NERVOUS, HE FINISHES THE SONG JUST LIKE A LEADER SHOULD

Good job.

- Thank you. - Ruaidhri.

- You're experiencing a lot of good things. - Thanks.

- The song suits you. - You made us proud.

All right, boys. That's a wrap.

That's a wrap.

- Why? - Why?

Great day, great rehearsal.

Thank you to Ruaidhri.

Ruaidhri!

I think we're all doing... We're on the right track.

We're ready for success on Saturday.

- The big show. - Yes.

Ruaidhri? Ruaidhri, do you have a few words for us?

Speech!

Actually, you guys were really good and just great,

and you guys made my day. Thank you.

That sounded like a leader. Their leader.

AFTER HIS FIRST MEETING WITH THE RAMPARTS

It must've been a long day.

- Yes. - Very long.

- Very long? - Yes.

11:40 P.M. SHARE HOUSE, RUAIDHRI'S ROOM

YAWN

HE CAN'T STOP YAWNING NOW THAT HE'S HOME

Gosh, he's exhausted.

He's so tired.

And he met so many people.

- Right. - They were all strangers.

He has to sleep now in order to follow his routine...

He has a lot to do.

He has a lot to do. He has to eat an orange too.

He has a lot to do.

- He has to memorize lyrics too. - My gosh.

BLINK TODAY WAS A LONG DAY

HE STARTED HIS MORNING ROUTINE

BOUGHT ORANGES

WATCHED STREET PERFORMANCES

MADE AND ATE LUNCH

MET MEMBERS AT THE CAFE

It's been a long day.

It's like a schedule of a celebrity.

I can see how busy Ruaidhri is.

He is such a busy guy.

HIS FIRST DAY AS RUAIDHRI WAS UNFAMILIAR AND INTERESTING

HE CHECKS THE TO-DO LIST AND IMAGINES WHAT TOMORROW WILL BE LIKE

It made me nervous to think about who I'd meet the next day.

- Who will he meet? - I met

- my parents the next day. - Right.

Right!

- Right, his parents. - Right.

You have to meet your parents.

Oh, no.

Gosh, I'm worried.

SECOND MORNING LIVING RUAIDHRI'S LIFE

9:30 A.M. SHARE HOUSE, RUAIDHRI'S ROOM

Did you get used to the room?

- I did. - Is that so?

- Did you get some sleep? - I slept well.

I HAVE TO DO MY MORNING ROUTINE

He must do the routine.

- He needs to eat bananas. - He has a schedule.

HE GETS UP TO FOLLOW HIS MORNING ROUTINE

EVERY MORNING SHOWER

He showered. He's following his schedule in reverse.

He has become flexible.

- He's changing. - He just needs to do it.

He eats the banana first.

I was hungry, so I ate the banana,

but I didn't eat all of 20 almonds today.

I wanted to have a fulfilling breakfast.

I'm sorry, Ruaidhri.

I held myself back today.

HE GOES TO THE KITCHEN TO HAVE BREAKFAST

CLACK

Oh, is someone there?

PEEK

- Oh? - Someone's there.

SOMEONE'S IN THE KITCHEN

KNOCK, KNOCK

SMILE

- Hello. - Hello.

- Hi. Good morning. - Good morning.

- Nicola. - That's right.

- Oh, my God. - You must be the new Ruaidhri.

- Yes. - Good to meet you.

Good to meet you again. Right?

We finally met.

Nicola thinks of you as Ruaidhri and treats you

- Yes. - Like him.

- I find that interesting. - Exactly.

It's like The Truman Show.

It's like you've become Truman.

Actually, I have something to ask you.

Yeah?

- At first, I'll just apologize. - Mmm-hmm.

Because I don't know about this place.

I've forgotten everything. So...

- I opened the refrigerator. - He's confessing everything.

I ate some bread and some eggs.

- She may be the owner. - Is it okay?

- Right. - What?

- Right. - What?

- She was the owner of the eggs. - Really?

She was the owner of the eggs.

BOGUM ATE NICOLA'S EGGS YESTERDAY

RUAIDHRI TAKES OUT THE SNACKS HE BROUGHT

So...

I forgot it, so...

MY HOUSEMATE SEEMS UNFAMILIAR TODAY

Do you like Ireland, though?

Yes, I like Ireland. I like it.

Yeah, it's a lovely country. I love it too.

- I really want to come again. - Yeah.

HMM

I'm Ruaidhri.

He got confused again.

HE EATS HIS SNACKS TO SATIATE HIS HUNGER

I really want to eat something more,

but I don't know whose...

Do you want something else? You can have something else.

HE HEADS TO THE FRIDGE AS SOON AS HE GETS PERMISSION

What is mine?

You're not very good at buying food.

- Really? - Yeah.

SHOCKING NEWS

Ruaidhri rarely cooks.

The puzzle pieces were coming together.

The cabinet in his room was full of canned food and fruits.

He even has a fridge.

He has a fridge and a freezer.

IN CONCLUSION, RUAIDHRI DOESN'T OWN ANYTHING IN THE FRIDGE

- Would you like this? - Yes. Yes, please.

- Whose is it? Is it yours? - Yeah.

- And... Is it yours? - Yeah.

- Is it okay? - Yeah.

Even I would give food to Bogum. For sure.

- I'd give him everything. - Yes.

So, what's after breakfast?

Uh, I'll just buy some sandwiches.

Could you please recommend some places? I don't know about this place.

I forgot this area, so...

It's just around the corner, down the road.

But, um, they have a whole lot of different food.

I will look for it.

Anyway,

I went to a big market to buy some bread.

BIG MARKET ALL OF A SUDDEN?

- The oranges? - Oranges again?

To buy some bread.

And I just bought some oranges.

Four for four euros.

Then I saw the fruit market,

and it was ten for two euros.

So I just refunded them.

HE KEEPS GOING AS AN ORANGE AMBASSADOR ON HIS SECOND DAY AS WELL

You can really eat, Bogum.

Right. Were you constantly hungry?

- Yes, he barely ate. - You can't live like Ruaidhri, right?

- His routine has no meals. - No.

All he has are bananas, coffee and almonds.

He loves to eat.

- Ruaidhri eats too little. - Right.

Let's go.

My name is Gabriel

It's the second day.

- Let's eat something. - His life as Ruaidhri begins.

11:30 A.M. TO PARENTS' HOUSE

Now he's even dressed like someone from Ireland.

- That's a tourist. - He's a tourist.

- A total tourist. - Right.

He looked like a tourist.

Now he looks like a local.

A local.

- It's different. - He's a local.

- A local. I know. - He looks different.

ON HIS SECOND DAY AS RUAIDHRI, EVEN HIS OUTFIT HAS BECOME LOCALIZED

WHERE DID HE GO FIRST?

SANDWICH SHOP NICOLA RECOMMENDED

Could you please... Can I get the tandoori chicken?

I found a sandwich place to have breakfast,

and Nicola also recommended the same place.

So I memorized it and had a chicken sandwich on my way.

- Tandoori chicken. - Thank you very much. Have a good day.

He's even listening to music now.

He seems so natural.

He's Mr. Dublin.

HE IS BECOMING A DUBLIN CITIZEN

RUMMAGE

TAKING A BITE

It was really good.

But it was a little salty.

BITE

Their food is quite salty.

It is, but I was so hungry

- that it tasted good. - Right.

He'd never get to eat like that in Korea.

- Right. - The freedom helped you

get immersed, right?

- It made me more excited. - Right.

Did you want to quit your job and live there?

- I wanted to live there. - Right?

Did you also want to quit

- No. - And live there?

Gosh, you're so mean.

It's a comparison. Fun, right?

He's leaving now.

On the to-do list, the one that bothered me the most was

going to see my parents.

He's going to meet his parents. How nerve-racking.

RUAIDHRI COULDN'T SLEEP LAST NIGHT THINKING ABOUT MEETING HIS PARENTS

HE TAKES OUT HIS SHEET MUSIC TO PRACTICE

- Who is it? - What?

- Next to him... - A girl...

- I'm getting nervous. - Sit here.

- Gosh, so romantic. - Thank you.

I was going to practice for tomorrow's performance,

but then a couple sat in front of me.

I wasn't sure whether I should talk to them or just listen to music.

You guys live here?

- We're just visiting here from America. - Really?

- Cool. - Yeah.

We came for St. Patrick's Day.

- For the festival. - What about you?

He lives there.

Uh, I live here.

Oh!

How long are you staying here? In Dublin.

- I'm staying until Sunday. - Monday.

Nice to see you.

- I'm Ruaidhri. - Ruaidhri?

- I'm Megan. - Megan.

- Henry. - Henry. Nice to see you.

HE HAS UNEXPECTED COMPANY

- Henry and... - Megan.

Megan. So, what do you do?

- We're in college. - Oh.

What's your major?

Uh, I study psychology.

I'm in engineering.

Cool.

I'm... I'm just studying music.

Yeah, so...

- Conducting and... - Conducting?

Yeah. Con...

He has been synchronized.

He really has.

How old are you?

- I'm 20. - I'm 21.

Twenty-one?

- Guess what... Yeah. - Guess how old you are?

HMM...

- Twenty-nine? - Twenty-nine?

- Twenty-four? - Twenty-four?

He has to lie about his age too.

- I'm 40. - Really?

Forty?

- Your skin is great. - Gosh.

- Wow. You're 40? - I'm 40.

They must've gotten goosebumps.

They might think he was frozen for years.

Oh, no.

You're studying to be a conductor now?

Yeah, right. Actually, I'm leading my choir.

Our choir's name is Ramparts.

You can see the Instagram.

- Instagram? - Yeah.

You even got his instagram account?

I looked it up and it was there.

There's Ruaidhri.

Please come to the...

WHERE?

I'm going to lead and sing in front of the square.

- Oh, really? - Really? Can we come?

Yes, of course.

Can you tell us when and where?

AMAZED

I can't even imagine doing that myself.

Please come.

- I hope to see you there. - Yes.

He makes friends

- really easily. - Wow, he's amazing.

HE SUCCEEDS IN GETTING AN AUDIENCE

They said they'd come, so I'm looking forward to tomorrow.

- I wonder if they'll come. - They said they'd come?

- Yes. - Just like that?

HE ARRIVES AT THE STATION NEAR HIS PARENTS'

Thank you, Megan. Thank you, Henry. Have a good day.

- You too. - Bye!

HE SAYS GOODBYE TO HIS FRIENDS HE MET ON THE SUBWAY

Oh, gosh. He's going to meet his parents now.

The weather is amazing.

It's a peaceful town in the suburbs.

- Must be. - How pretty.

Look at the clouds.

HIS PARENTS' HOUSE IS LOCATED NEAR THE OCEAN

TAKING A PHOTO

Ruaidhri couldn't hold himself back and took a photo.

Is he going into the store to check the oranges?

Yeah, okay. Thank you.

HE APPEARS WITH A BOUQUET OF FLOWERS FOR HIS PARENTS

He doesn't want to go empty-handed.

- Wow. - Wow.

Ruaidhri has manners.

So sweet.

I think the real Ruaidhri will be surprised.

He's being a better son than himself.

I was going to see my parents in such nice weather,

so I was excited and happy.

And all that fear and nervousness

just changed into joy and excitement.

So I was excited as I carried the bouquet.

He seems very excited.

1:30 P.M. RUAIDHRI'S PARENTS' HOUSE

HESITANT

HE CALMS HIMSELF DOWN

DING DONG

HEART POUNDING

ARE YOU RUAIDHRI?

- Is she the mother? - My gosh.

NOD

Oh, my God.

You are my Ruaidhri.

- Yes. Right. - Oh!

You look so well.

My gosh.

Wow.

I'm so sorry I'm late.

Yes. What happened?

Actually, I just brought some flowers.

You bought flowers.

- That's why you're late. - Yeah, right. Thank you.

- Oh, they are so sweet. - And this is a card.

And a card.

Thank you. Thank you.

- My gosh. - She's so sweet.

She's greeting him like that?

- I was so touched. - Right.

- I'm already tearing up. - His mother is beautiful.

Bring you in to your old home where you were as a child.

As a child.

Oh, look at this.

Oh, they are so beautiful.

- Thank you. - Thank you, Ruaidhri.

I'm so happy to...

- You're happy to be home? - Yes.

- Right. - Happy to be home.

LAUGH

You are so handsome.

You are so...

Actually, your son. Yeah.

Yes, of course.

You were handsome as a boy.

Because I look like you.

"Because I look like you."

HE'S HAPPY TO SEE HIS MOM'S REACTION

Thank you. No. Do take off your jacket.

I was excited and curious about how she would greet me,

and she really greeted me like her own son.

She wasn't flustered or awkward.

So I opened up without even realizing it.

I opened myself up to be more friendly.

- Bogum is really good. - I know.

Gosh, Park Bogum.

He's a magical man.

It feels so unreal.

His mother is so cute

- and bright. - So bright.

- She's so warm. - So touching.

Why didn't you do that when you met your wife?

- Myungsoo... - Hey.

You were too cold to your wife.

They might arrest me in Chiang Mai.

- They could arrest me. - You should've gone, "Honey," naturally.

You do that when you do this.

- It's hard to do it between couples. - They're closer.

How are you doing?

And I have been making your favorite.

- Brown bread. - Wow. Thank you.

And do you remember you used to stir it for me when you were a little boy?

- Yeah. - Yes.

She's a great chef.

- It's the father. - His father.

- Yes, that's our Ruaidhri. - How are you?

See how tall he got.

See how tall.

And how handsome.

- Very good looking. - Thank you.

- Takes after his mother. - Yeah, mother.

And father.

- Yes. Good. - Mother and father.

- You are a diplomat. Yes. - Okay.

SATISFIED WITH BOGUM'S ANSWER

He was very thoughtful,

and he's got this charming face and gorgeous teeth.

You just look at him and say "Whoa! He's lovely."

So lovely, so handsome.

Of course.

If you look at the parents, you can tell what their son must be like.

They seem very nice.

Actually, I just brought some more things.

- He brought something. - Oranges?

Oranges again. I was right.

ORANGES AGAIN

I was right.

How many times...

- You gave oranges so many times. - I bought 10 oranges.

Did you buy them at the market?

- No, last night. - I bought it last night.

- Leftovers? - Leftovers.

Are you selling oranges?

You didn't waste a single orange.

- You'll get a commercial soon. - You could become the model.

DUBLIN'S ORANGE AMBASSADOR

Actually, I just bought at the market

- four for four euros. - Okay.

But it's too expensive, right?

He's talking about the four euros again.

So I went back to the market and I got a refund.

- Oh, you didn't. That's my boy. - Yeah.

I raised you well.

I got a praise from my mom.

Because you did well.

- Where do you wanna sit? - Okay.

Wherever you wanna sit.

Yeah. This is my house.

My childhood house, is that right?

Do they really live alone there?

Yes.

THE PLACE WHERE RUADHRI SPENT HIS CHILDHOOD

- Their house is so pretty. - So pretty.

- So pretty. - Look at the colors.

They didn't decorate their house to show off.

It looked so natural. It didn't seem to be decorated much, but it looked so good.

- It's so pretty. - So pretty.

Such a beautiful house.

Thank you for the warm welcome.

Not at all.

In Ireland, we like to welcome people. Yeah.

Thank you, Mother. Thank you.

Irish milk. Very creamy. Delicious.

Now, I'll take these out of your way...

So we missed you.

I missed you too.

- My gosh. - It was really there.

His mom kissed him on his cheek.

So, what about your music?

Is the choir good, you think?

Yes, so lovely people and...

- Good personalities. - Yes, right.

- There's good personalities in that choir. - Yes.

When it was my daddy's birthday,

they came to...

- They came to the party. - Yeah, right.

- He was 90. - Yeah.

- Then he's over 90 years old? - My gosh.

And they all came and they sang

- with their hearts. - They sang wonderfully.

- I heard that. - Yeah.

THE RAMPARTS ATTENDED HIS FATHER'S BIRTHDAY PARTY

It would be so touching if my friends came

to my dad's party and sang him a song.

Irish people are so nice.

They are a very good choir.

Yes. I met so lovely people, and it was so touching.

Good.

Yes. They make good music. They are well-trained. You're very good.

I received my talent from you.

- Yeah. - I think.

From Margaret.

She was a good actress.

- What? - Is a good actress.

She was an actress?

- Yes. - His whole family are artists.

- I know. - And his son got their talent.

- Not a reenactor, right? - Reenactor.

- Like theater? - Reenactor?

- Like a twist. - The Ireland episode.

- His mother? - She was a theater actress.

- Theater actress? - Yes.

- Wow. - You're an actor. What a coincidence.

SHE CURRENTLY TEACHES ACTING

PROUD

We look forward to that.

Of course, we bought you the piano. Do you remember?

- When you got your music degree. - Yeah.

Yes.

- We bought that piano for you. - A big surprise.

His parents got him a piano as a gift.

You went, "Wow!"

I remember.

- Please tell me more. - Yes.

No. You didn't know that we bought the piano.

We put it there and brought him in, and we said, "There's something

"out there, and we don't know what it is.

"It's a very big parcel."

Everybody was hiding behind the curtains,

behind the door with cameras.

- And he just collapsed onto the couch. - Wow!

TOUCHED

You went "Oh!"

- and then you sat down... - They are excited

to talk about their son.

I would've been touched if I was there.

- Right. - Listening to heartwarming stories.

HIS PARENTS' LOVE CAN BE FELT

What I'm going to show you now, and it's very quick.

But you're going to make it from the beginning all by yourself.

But that's terribly easy.

You put a little knob of butter in.

RUAIDHRI'S MOM'S RECIPE

And then when it's mixed in, you crack in the egg.

So Ruaidhri made this with his mother when he was little?

Yes, he used to make bread with his mom when he was young.

ADD IN BUTTER AND MILK LITTLE BIT AT A TIME AND MIX

Mix the egg around.

HE ROLLS UP HER SLEEVE

My gosh.

Too sloppy. That's about it.

It's gonna turn it into one piece.

Sparkly, a little bit of sesame seeds. I love it.

We're gonna start from the beginning.

IT'S RUAIDHRI'S TURN NOW

HE TRIES MAKING THE BREAD AS HE LEARNED

- That's it. Spot on. - Yeah.

Excellent. Excellent.

You're very good. You have not forgotten.

You could open a bakery in the morning.

It seems harder than making som tam.

It seems more complicated.

- Right. - Really.

- You need to bake it. - Hold on. Pause it.

No. Don't pause it.

- Keep going. - I want to keep watching.

- We're done talking. Let's continue. - Making som tam is so hard.

JOKING

- Now it goes into the oven. - Okay.

Perfect.

Ta-da. Congratulations!

Now that I'm watching it, it's like Reply Ireland.

- Right. - Now that we're watching it.

REPLY IRELAND

What about something to eat?

- Yeah. - When did you last eat?

Did you have a good breakfast?

Tell the truth to your mother.

I had a sandwich.

Sandwich?

- But I want to eat my mother's food more. - Right.

- Yes. Smoked salmon? - Yes. Cool.

Cool. I love it.

They waited to have lunch with me.

So I helped her make lunch.

Do I just put them on the dishes?

Yes. Exactly.

We had smoked salmon,

homemade cake,

- and wine. - Wine. Champagne.

- Wine. - It looks so good.

- Why does it look good? - It's your style.

It's my style.

- It looks so good. - Right?

TAKING A PIC OF HIS MOM'S COOKING

It looks so good.

Even the plates are pretty.

THE SON TAKES CARE OF HIS PARENTS FIRST

Thank you.

Oh, you're very good.

You're very welcome.

Thank you for the warm and lovely welcome.

- Yes. Welcome. - Welcome. Thank you.

- Love you, bless you. - Love you, too.

So good. So good.

ALCOHOL AGAIN?

You must've become a heavyweight.

- You're a total heavyweight now. - Bogum.

It was delicious.

- You're drinking in the day. - Did it make you crave alcohol

every now and then?

I sometimes crave alcohol.

- You became a heavyweight. - Don't let

- people see you at a tent bar. - Okay.

ON HIS SECOND DAY AS RUAIDHRI, HE EVEN ENJOYS ALCOHOL

- Thanks for the meal. - Thank you.

YUM

HE TRIES THE STIR-FRIED VEGETABLES

EXCLAIMING

NEXT, HE SPREADS BUTTER ON HOMEMADE BREAD

It looks so good.

They keep watching him to make sure he's eating.

Yes, they keep looking at them.

PLEASED TO SEE HIM EAT WELL

Welcome home, darling.

RUAIDHRI ENJOYS HIS MOTHER'S HOMEMADE MEAL

MORNING ROUTINE ALMONDS, BANANA

I was so hungry.

I'm hungry right now.

It must've been hard for him.

It's only 20 almonds.

Kids his age eat a lot.

HE ATE AND ATE

AND HE FINALLY GETS TO HAVE A HOME-COOKED MEAL

It's home-cooked, so it must be good.

Yes.

They must be happy to see you eat so well.

HE'S EATING WELL

He eats more and more, for sure.

What kind of son was Ruaidhri?

He loved the music.

That was his life. His music.

- Really? - He did his degree on that.

That's how he got...

He teaches in the prison.

He even volunteers.

He's like an angel. Is he really Gabriel?

He leads the choir at prison

and teaches them as well.

The prisoners were thrilled when he introduced harmony to them.

And he said the delight he got.

They were realizing they could sing a song

and that was a great moment, he said, in his life.

It's like a movie.

I think it's great

because maybe when those men leave and they decide to change their lives,

then they go out, and he said to them, "Try to join a choir."

And you'd be amongst loads of lovely people

and you'd be supported,

and he said, "It's wonderful."

Actually, yesterday I met the choir members of Ramparts

and two people told me,

"Ruaidhri has changed my life."

So I just... Uh, it was so touching.

That's wonderful.

That really is... It really is.

I haven't met Ruaidhri, but I feel like I know him.

How did you and Tony meet?

In a drama company.

- We were doing a Chekov play. - In a theater?

- Tony was an actor? - What?

- Wait... - Him too?

I acted in the same group, Strand Players, as Margaret.

So I said to her in the play, "You love me."

But in real life, "I love you."

What is this, a movie?

- Wow. - My gosh.

It's like the love story of Hyun Bin and Son Yejin.

- Actor couple. - Yes.

How romantic.

She got married at 22.

Twenty-two.

I was 32.

So it's 57 years going now.

- And we're happy. - Yeah.

And we have four lovely children.

- And then Ruaidhri came last. - He has siblings.

He has three brothers.

And Ruaidhri is the youngest.

He's the youngest.

- Little more? - Yes, please.

So, Tony and Margaret, is everything okay with you? Your health?

I am past... They sorted me out in the hospital.

Now they're just going to give me a little bit of radiation.

She received some kind of treatment?

She was a bit sick.

She'd been getting chemotherapy

- until a few weeks ago. - I see.

But she's doing a lot better now.

- That's good. - That's great.

I'm glad she's healthy.

Ruaidhri said he visits his parents at least

- once a week. - He does?

- Yes. - Because he's worried.

Second floor.

RUAIDHRI LOOKS AROUND THE HOUSE AFTER LUNCH

And then, this was your room as a baby.

- When I brought you home... - Really?

A new baby...

Wow.

BABY RUAIDHRI'S ROOM IS THE SAME

They still keep his room?

- They keep it the way it was. - Right.

And you had a... We had...

Well, in a cot.

Not very big.

But it was lovely for a... It was a cozy room for a baby.

- Yeah, right. - Well, that's it.

Now I'm going to turn it around.

Mom, just a second.

My gosh.

THEY ARE SO SWEET TOGETHER

Myungsoo, have you ever seen your wife's eye gunk...

Did you see your wife's eye gunk at the airport?

You didn't? Gosh, Ruaidhri is so sweet.

MEANWHILE, THEY MOVED TO...

Look at the garden.

GARDEN

They have vines and grass.

The weather is amazing.

So pretty.

This is the European vibe I heard about.

SINCE HE'S OUT HERE, HE GETS TO WORK

Margaret.

Oh, that's... Look at that.

This is my heart.

Look at his heart. Look.

- My gosh. - Wow.

My gosh. What a sweet son.

Oh, that's beautiful.

Thank you.

AND DAD IS DRUNK

- Dad keeps sleeping. - He's sleeping.

Phew.

RUAIDHRI TENDS TO THE GARDEN

- What is this, a commercial? - My gosh.

What is this?

Ruaidhri actually visits once a week

- and helps out. - Yes, he does.

You know, we don't want anything to happen.

CHANGING THE LIGHT BULBS IS ALSO HIS JOB

He did everything a son would.

Is that it? Will I try?

Yeah.

Bravo.

They'll all be working.

Are they all in now?

Yes, they're all in. It will be grand for reading.

That's great now.

How sad.

TIME HAS GONE BY FAST, AND IT'S TIME TO LEAVE

HE KEEPS LINGERING AS HE DOESN'T WANT TO LEAVE

SITS DOWN

He's playing the piano Ruaidhri used to play.

RUAIDHRI SITS IN FRONT OF RUAIDHRI'S PIANO

AND STARTS PLAYING

I don't know the lyrics.

Beautiful.

CHOKED UP

RUAIDHRI'S GOODBYE SONG TO HIS PARENTS

Thank you.

Ruaidhri is moving us until the end.

- Yeah. - Bye.

PAT

- Is Bogum crying? - He is.

He's cried for the fourth time.

- Fourth time. - The fourth time in one episode.

- But it'd be hard not to cry. - No.

- Please understand. - He's crying now.

- We should change to "Tears of Sea." - Such a cry baby.

- You miss them, don't you, Bogum? - Yes.

Do I have to cry too? What do I do?

WHY DID HE CRY?

When I saw their eyes full of love...

Today was my first time meeting them,

and they expressed their love to me, unconditional love.

It was lovely, actually. It was heartwarming.

- I felt like he was part of the family. - Smile.

Definitely.

- Well, I hope it was a great day. - Good.

Oh, and don't forget my letter.

Oh, yes. Oh, my gosh.

Oh...

Thank you.

HE PREPARED A LETTER ALONG WITH THE BOUQUET

"Happy Mother's Day." Yes!

- Why not? - You wrote a letter?

Wow.

WHAT DID HE WRITE IN THE LETTER?

I wrote,

"My dear parents..."

"My dear parents. Thank you for being with me.

"I know how much you love me.

"Bless you sincerely."

Aw.

How gorgeous.

What a beautiful message.

That will be treasured. Never thrown out.

- Never. - Never thrown out.

- That's beautiful. - Okay.

Great.

Guys, just marry Park Bogum.

No one can do better than that.

- Thank you. - My darling, I love you.

TIME TO SAY GOODBYE

Now here we are.

DAD COMES OUT WITH SOMETHING

- Little gift. - What's that?

These are for you. Okay?

Thank you. Oh, my God.

They packed bread and salmon.

- My gosh. - Wow.

To eat with the choir members?

A KISS GOODBYE

- Thank you. Bless you, too. - God bless you.

- Thank you - Thank you.

- For your prayers and gifts. - Bye.

THANK YOU FOR THE BREAD

Okay.

GO ON IN

They're so nice.

HIS PARENTS STAY AT THE DOOR

- Going up the road is he? - Yes.

UNTIL HE LEAVES

That is the hardest time.

She has a lingering feeling.

The longest wave ever.

A BAG FULL OF HIS PARENTS' LOVE

TODAY VISIT PARENTS

I'm sad to leave.

5 P.M. BACK TO RUAIDHRI'S HOUSE

A MESSAGE TO RUAIDHRI

I got a message from Jebb.

He wanted to meet up and rehearse for tomorrow's show.

Right. You should practice.

- They said they'd come. - Yes.

They said they'd come.

You're going to call? I was going to ring the bell.

RUAIDHRI IS BUSY PREPARING TO HOST WITH NICOLA

Hey, Jebb, you came?

Hey, Ruaidhri.

We're here. We've arrived.

Okay. I'm going to go out.

Brilliant. There he comes.

Here he comes.

THE HOST RUNS TO GREET THEM QUICKLY

THEY NEED A KEY TO UNLOCK THE DOOR FROM THE INSIDE TOO

It's a hassle when the door closes.

If you leave the key in, it's troublesome.

- Be careful. - Hello.

FLUSTERED

He just ran back up the stairs.

Maybe he'll drop a rope down.

TWO STAIRS AT A TIME

Should he throw a rope?

Maybe we can go through the window.

Gosh.

HE RETRIES WITH A DIFFERENT KEY

- Seems like he can't open it. - It's because he's in a hurry.

PEEK

- We can give you a hand. - Okay. Is it possible?

HE GIVES HIS FRIENDS THE KEY

I'm so sorry.

Now, that is quick-thinking.

Can I have a go because I'm the neighbor and I have a similar door.

They opened it.

OPENED VERY QUICKLY

HE FINALLY MEETS HIS FRIENDS AFTER 15 MINUTES

THEY HAVE FINALLY GATHERED IN THE 2ND FLOOR LIVING ROOM

Good to meet you.

HIS FRIENDS AND NICOLA GREET EACH OTHER WARMLY

Good to see you.

I brought a bottle of wine.

Just in case.

Music and drinks are always together.

Oh, my God!

I don't know much about wine, but thank you.

- Get something ordered. - Yeah, ordered.

THEY DECIDE TO ORDER IN FOR DINNER

1ST FLOOR KITCHEN SNACK PREP GROUP

- Actually, today I met my mom. - Yeah? How was it?

We made this bread.

- You made it together? - Yeah, right.

Irish soda bread. Brilliant.

- Can we have that as a snack? - Let's share this.

That's loads.

THEIR DINNER GETS EVEN PLENTIFUL THANKS TO HIS MOM

It was your second time meeting them.

- Yes. - But doesn't it

feel different from yesterday? You seem a lot closer.

- I feel comfortable. - So comfortable.

- They're eating. - Nice.

- The bread his mom made. - Yes.

Soda bread.

THEY MOVE QUICKLY TO SET THE TABLE

SMOKED SALMON HIS MOM PACKED

THE REST IN THE LIVING ROOM ORDER FOOD

Ta-da.

Whoa!

SMILE

- I want to be there too. - Right?

- I want to be there. - Me too.

- It looks so cozy. - Look at the fireplace.

It's not LED, right? It's real?

In Korea, people like that cozy fireplace vibe,

so some celebrities turn on LED fireplaces.

Or like alcohol lamps.

That's a real fireplace, right? You have to chop wood.

- It was real. - The fire looks different.

CHEERS IN FRONT OF A REAL FIREPLACE

Thank you. Thank you for coming.

Thank you for having us.

Thanks for letting us in eventually.

He's drinking again.

- Isn't that his second time today? - You need rehab.

- You drink too much. - You drank beer and all kinds of alcohol.

Guess where this bread came from.

So you made this?

Yeah. With my mom.

Amazing.

How is your mom?

She's healthy.

- Good. - Very good.

- And Tony? - Tony too. Yes.

Brilliant.

I found it interesting.

Asking how my parents were.

I could feel their sincerity when they asked.

It made me feel like

we were really friends.

I think it would be really nice to have good friends like them.

- Will you call them if you go back? - Yes.

You know, I think good people have good friends.

Right?

How are you feeling about the gig tomorrow?

Do we need to dance? Put on a performance?

I mean, it's not...

- If you feel like it. - I don't know.

If you want to.

Because we're singing a song called Moondance.

It's not "Moon Standstill."

You could go into the crowd, pull someone out, and you would do it...

WHAT A GOOD IDEA

David's idea is nice.

Bogum dances in commercials.

- He's great. - Right.

He danced in commercials.

- No, no. - When you do Moondance, do a moonwalk.

HE JUST SMILES

- That was great. - I'm too shy.

- They'd like it. - They'd love it.

It bothers me a bit.

- I don't know. - Maybe he does it.

Will we be able to see Ruaidhri's Moondance?

- They're arriving now. - Great.

Okey-dokey.

TWO RUAIDHRIS PICKED UP THE FOOD

One hundred burritos.

WHAT'S FOR DINNER? BURRITOS!

Look at this. There's a mini game.

SOMETHING LONG CAME WITH THE FOOD

They wanted burritos, so we ordered them.

There were six people, but they ordered eight burritos.

The receipt was this long.

I'm serious.

The receipt... Was it this long?

ALMOST A METER

THREE BURRITOS

- Oh, Jebb. - Jebb's eating a lot.

- Three? - Three.

- Wow, it's huge. - It's so big.

He can't grab it with his hands.

- What is that? - It's like a huge sundae.

AND...

HE TAKES A BIG BITE

Right. He drank the beer in three seconds.

- He eats a lot. - He eats well.

BOGUM EATS JUST AS WELL

ONE BITE

TWO BITES

- Gosh, he's really enjoying it. - He ate it all.

- He must be full. - For sure.

ATE UP HALF A BURRITO IN FOUR BITES

YUMMY

THEY START REHEARSING AFTER DINNER

Which one are you least confident on, Ruaidhri?

Moondance?

Really?

I couldn't remember that song, Moondance.

HELPING

HE STARTS TO LEARN THE SONG BY PLAYING THE PIANO

- Why is he so good at playing the piano? - He's good.

- He's like an alien. - Is there anything he can't do?

He's really like an alien.

THEY START TO HARMONIZE ONE BY ONE

Every day is a party.

HIS FRIENDS START TO SING ALONG

LAST NIGHT, REHEARSAL STUDIO

Not just straight.

♪ My love ♪

Right. That was the first opinion he gave as the leader.

Okay, we'll do some dancing first.

Really?

They're going to dance?

They have a lot of energy.

Irish audience would love that participation.

DANCER 1. RUAIDHRI

DANCER 2. DAVID

DANCER 3. JEBB

One, two, one, two...

Their step is similar to ours. To our step.

THEY WARM UP THEIR VOICES

He plays the piano so well.

THE LIVING ROOM HAS BECOME MORE PLENTIFUL

FOUND MY LOVE

JEBB PLAYS AN AUDIENCE

DANCE

THE RAMPARTS' SPECIAL PERFORMANCE TO ENGAGE THE AUDIENCE

ANYONE WITH JOY CAN PARTICIPATE

Like that sort of a thing, you know?

- Okay. - That's it.

- Just a little dance. - Oh, my God.

So the audience gets to feel like they're involved.

- It'll be fun. - Yeah, you've got to dance.

The most important part about the Ramparts isn't knowing the music.

It's being entertaining.

For sure.

Play along a song with us.

He's like Hugh Grant.

- Yes. - I'm getting excited.

PIANO ON, GUITAR ON

You could use some blues.

- He's playing the guitar. - Getting ready to have a crush.

To have a crush on him.

SINGING ON

- What's going on? - I think they're jamming.

Nice.

Wow.

Burrito Blues. I like it.

IT'S NOT A PROBLEM, BABY

THEIR IMPROMPTU SONG "BURRITO BLUES"

Copyright.

Bogum can just live there.

- Just hang out with them. - He's fitting in well.

- Wrap things up here and just go. - You could get a job there.

Do you think Irish people like music a lot

or is it just them?

- What do you think? - Their love for music may be bigger,

but Irish people in general do have a lot of energy.

- They have energy. - Yes.

Aren't you envious of Nicola?

- Right. - You get to listen to that every day.

I want to be there.

- It seems fun. - I want to go.

I'll be on this show as Nicola.

- Downstairs? - "My Name is Nicola"?

You could meet the real Ruaidhri.

- I can meet Ruaidhri. - Right.

THE SINGING IS STILL GOING ON IN THE LIVING ROOM

They made time for me...

- And practiced. - One more time.

- Yes, practiced for me. - They helped.

REHEARSAL CONTINUED DEEP INTO THE NIGHT AND...

11:55 P.M. LAST NIGHT AS RUAIDHRI

- Last night already? - Already?

- It's the last night. It's three days. - Really?

You're leaving after the show tomorrow?

- You're leaving? - We have to watch som tam again?

Come on. Did you have to say that?

- I was asking. - Say it to his face.

- I was just asking. - I like how honest she is.

I was just asking, right?

He's still practicing.

- He must be worried. - Of course.

- His friends are used to it, but... - Right.

His members have done it before, so he feels pressured to do well.

On one hand, I was worried,

but I also thought, "So, what if I forget the lyrics as long as I enjoy it?"

And I'm thinking

the Ramparts will make up for what I lack.

- He can't stop thinking about it. - I kept memorizing the lyrics.

- He probably can't sleep. - He can't fall into sleep.

- He's only half asleep. - If you're worried

and have something to do the next day, you can't sleep.

- I fell asleep. - Is he sleeping?

- I fell asleep. - Is he sleeping?

Is he sleeping? He's sleeping.

It took him like a second.

I fall asleep right away.

So you're pushing it off to tomorrow? That's cool.

- We were worried for nothing. - Right.

LEADER RUAIDHRI FELL ASLEEP WITH THE SHEET MUSIC BESIDE HIM

WILL HE HAVE A SUCCESSFUL PERFORMANCE?

- Is it over? - It's over?

Wow...

- Every day is touching. - No.

Last week, you got flustered and kept ripping your hair out.

But it seems like you already got used to it.

- He was immersed. - Right.

He talked as if he was Ruaidhri so naturally.

The second day was different, right?

Yes. On the second day,

living as Ruaidhri felt more real and it made me

want to live a better life.

And since the next day was the last day, I wanted to be more outgoing and active.

Myungsoo, what would it be like to live

- as a choir leader? - I like music too.

I like music, too, so I think I would've done a good job.

If you were to live a different life, which music genre would you choose?

My dream was to become a world famous DJ.

I think it would be fun to live the life of a famous DJ who lives abroad.

That's what I think, but I'm not sure if I'll get the chance.

- Probably not. - Right.

Right.

After watching the video, I think Bogum's life was like

- a touching movie. - Right.

And Myungsoo's life is like a sitcom.

- Myungsoo. - Yes.

In Vootti's life, all you did was eat and sleep.

You were complaining so much, so we were like,

- Right. - "Let's see what you did."

But in the end, it was like Let's Get Married.

Foreign episode.

- Wait... - "Vootti Got Married."

- Thailand episode. - Let's Get Married?

It's like Let's Get Married. A lot of people are upset.

A CHILLY EARLY MORNING

EARLY BIRDS ARE ALREADY OUT

What is the temperature like in the morning?

About 25, 26 degrees?

It's pretty cool.

DAY 1 5:40 A.M.

- Gosh. - It's the table.

He's still sleeping on the table.

That's a Thai table, right?

No, it's a couch.

- We had an Irish table. Now Thai. - Thai table.

Good morning.

- Okay? - Yes. Gosh...

- Are you ready? - Yeah. Let's go.

Your wife is up. You should say good morning.

I had no strength to say that. I was so tired.

Did Nallan wake up?

He's asking about his daughter first.

P'Vootti, go and brush your teeth.

- Wash your face. - Okay.

Go to the market, okay?

They're getting ready to sell.

HIS WIFE WAKES HIM UP

Someone turned on the light,

and I was surprised.

I woke up.

And I was like "This is reality."

"I am P'Vootti." That thought came into my head.

NAKED

Gosh, that is so erotic.

No, it's not that...

- There is a mosquito net. - Myungsoo, your nipples are...

- very sharp. - Yes.

- Will this be aired? - I'm sure they'll blur it out.

- Right? - Yes.

BLURRED

CLACK

SWISH

HE COVERS HIMSELF WITH A BLANKET IN A HURRY

Take the tablecloth off the Thai table now.

Get up.

I was doing that in front of another man's woman.

I was undressed. I did that because it's a show.

You are very undressed.

It was very hot.

UNBLURRED

CLACK

My gosh.

IN A HURRY

The others don't seem to mind.

It's a very hot country.

Did you have to turn around to dress? You're married.

Su was there too.

Good morning.

TRYING TO BE LESS AWKWARD BY GREETING HER

FLOP

HE CAN'T EVEN STAND PROPERLY

STRETCH

GRUNT

BRUSH

He woke up early like a father should.

Do I have to make som tam?

Go to the market, yes.

Red pepper flakes?

You have to do grocery shopping.

You can't seem to understand her at all.

Of course, I can't.

A LIST OF GROCERIES SU WROTE FOR HIM TO SHOP

Do you know what the problem was?

She wrote it in Thai. How was I supposed to understand?

Really?

Chili, mango...

I don't know.

VOOTTI CUTS JAEM OFF

- You shouldn't cut her off. - You should've listened.

She's explaining one by one.

- Market? - Market.

Talat Muang Mai Market.

Okay. Okay.

And this... Money!

She told you to go to the market as soon as you woke up.

You don't seem too happy.

- I think he's not fully awake. - No, I'm not.

Big head.

I have a big head.

- Wow. - Sorry.

Is my head big?

Your head is bigger.

She said your head is bigger.

I have a big head,

so the helmet didn't fit.

It's still like Let's Get Married.

- "Vootti Got Married." - She puts on his helmet.

What are you saying? It's Extreme Job.

No, the Extreme Job part hasn't come up yet.

PARK MYUNGSOO'S NEWLYWEDS DIARY, LET'S GET MARRIED. WHAT'S NEXT?

Your head is bigger.

THIS PROGRAM IS MY NAME IS GABRIEL

- Okay. - Okay.

Thank you.

- I'll ride this? - Yeah, motorcycle.

Put the groceries you buy in the basket, okay?

You don't know what you have to buy.

- You're just going? - I'm going,

but I have no idea what I'm doing.

- Bye-bye. - Bye.

JAEM SEES HIM OFF

He really looks like a Thai local.

- It suits him. - It suits him well.

But I don't know where the market is.

Right. How will he go?

Talat... Talat...

Where is Talat Muang Mai Market?

Talat Muang...

I can't... How do you do this?

Talat Muang Mai.

FAILED TO INPUT LOCATION

He must've been flustered.

If it was English, it would've been better.

- Yes. - It's Thai.

Hold on.

Jaem.

Jaem.

Jaem.

- Hey, Jaem. - Su. Su. Su.

The GPS...

- Talat Muang Mai Market. - Talat Muang Mai.

Can you?

Good morning, Papa.

Yes. Papa.

Did you have a good sleep? How pretty.

HE IS ALWAYS NICE TO NALLAN

- She woke up. - Talat Muang Mai?

Okay.

- Ten minutes. - Okay.

- Okay. Bye-bye. - Bye-bye.

BUY US SOME SNACKS

Now I know.

He's off now.

- There he goes. - It's so nice.

The weather is great. The weather is great.

The air is fresh in the morning.

Whoo!

You also delivered chickens yourself.

Was it nice to ride a scooter again?

Yes, it was refreshing.

LUCKY DAY

I turned on the GPS

and followed the map, so it wasn't that hard.

I didn't have a problem getting there.

RIDING WITHOUT A PROBLEM

GLANCE

Turn right?

STAFF

You can't ask the staff.

- Is it a right turn? - They're production members.

What...

HE USED THE STAFF CHANCE

I thought you had a map on.

CAUGHT YOU

Why didn't you look at the map?

Why did you keep asking our staff?

They drive on the opposite side.

Like how people drive in Japan.

- It's confusing. - It's dangerous.

- Drive on the left side? - Yes.

STAFF

Turn right?

NO ANSWER

Is it a right turn?

BRAZEN

HE TAKES A LEFT AS THEY DIDN'T ANSWER

Why is he going that way?

He's going that way.

STAFF VOOTTI

- He went the wrong way, right? - Yes.

HE DITCHED THE STAFF

He ditched the staff.

It's further away than I thought.

HE MEETS A BUNCH OF MOTORCYCLISTS AT THE CROSSROADS

FOLLOWING THE MOTORCYCLISTS

He should've been there by now.

No, the time...

- She said it'd just take 10 minutes. - No.

GLANCE

ANYONE CAN TELL HE'S LOST

- Oh, no. - I know Myungsoo and he's flustered.

I mean, where is he going?

- I start to get scared when that happens. - Yes.

RIGHT...

RIGHT AGAIN...

RIGHT AGAIN...

WILL HE BE ABLE TO GET TO THE MARKET?

I don't think he knows he's lost.

- Of course, he's flustered. - It's far. It takes more than 10 minutes.

It's not 10 minutes. Did I take a detour?

HE ARRIVES AFTER TAKING A LONG DETOUR

6:47 A.M. ARRIVED AT MARKET

- He finally arrived? - Is that the market?

Muang Mai Market?

Is this the place?

MUANG MAI MARKET

It's not a store.

It's a farmer's market.

- It's huge. - It is.

It's not one of those touristy markets. It's a local one.

It is the biggest fruit and vegetable market in Chiang Mai.

If you ever stay long-term in Chiang Mai,

go to that market. It's very cheap.

- Very cheap. - Local?

- You'll be surprised. - You know the price.

I do. I've been there.

If I ever go to Chiang Mai, I'll go grocery shopping there.

You already miss that place?

No, no.

- He'll live there. - He misses it.

I don't miss it.

Just tired of the life in Seoul?

I do miss that place. I made a lot of memories.

- Do you remember the stores? - What?

- Can you find your way there now? - No.

Do you remember the name?

Muang Mai.

Can you make a poem out of it?

Please make a poem.

- Muang Mai. - Mu.

- "Mu." - If you go to Gucheon-dong in Muju.

If you go to Gucheon-dong in Muju.

- "Ang." - What?

- "Ang." - There's a house covered in thistle.

- Nice. - There's a story.

- "Ma." - If you go to the end of the roof.

"I."

ANTICIPATING

- You were doing great. What a shame. - Let's give him a thumbs up to cheer up.

- Cheer up. - It will be completed next week.

THERE IS NO ENDING

THE MARKET IS BUSTLING EVEN EARLY IN THE MORNING

I should just park it here.

HE PARKS IN FRONT OF THE MARKET ENTRANCE

CHECKING THE SHOPPING LIST

One, two, three, four, five, six...

He can't buy it at the same place.

There are a lot.

Where do I buy all these?

What do I do? I'm in trouble.

- More importantly, he could get lost. - Oh.

I think he'll forget where he parked.

What is this?

Yes. He should ask.

- Name. Name. - Poo.

Did you say woodeudeu?

"Woodeudeu"?

- Poo. Poo. - "Bo"?

It's like finding a needle in a haystack.

Because of the language barrier.

This is bad.

How do I know if it's a vegetable or a fish?

IS "BO" A VEGETABLE OR FISH?

Excuse me. Excuse me.

HELP ME

Bo.

THIS

This?

BIG, MEDIUM, SMALL

- Bo is crab? - Yes.

IT SEEMS POO MEANS CRAB, NOT BO

- Som tam. Som tam. Som tam. - Som tam?

- You need crabs for som tam? - Crabs for som tam?

Why do I need this? We're making som tam. I don't understand.

TILT

Why did she tell me to buy crabs?

She told me to buy it. I just asked for what she wrote me.

- He bought bo. - I'm doing it one at a time.

He succeeded in buying bo.

Hey.

VOOTTI ASKS ABOUT THE NEXT ONE

I'm asking the next vendor.

- Prik haeng. - What?

- Prik haeng. - Pikao?

OVER THERE

Pikao. Pikao. Pikao. Pikao.

Only with the note and pronunciation,

- you're lo oking for it? - Pikao.

You're calling it out as if it's a person's name?

I've been through a lot, so of course, I could do that.

So I thought that I should ask the vendors one by one.

Then they'd help me by pointing. That was how I was going to buy them.

Excuse me.

Pikao? Pikao?

Pikao.

- Prik haeng. - Pikaeng?

Where is pikaeng?

Pikaeng.

It changed from pikao to pikaeng.

What's pikaeng?

ASKING EVERYONE LOUDLY

- Pikaeng? Where is pikaeng? - You do your best.

- He can survive anywhere. - Yes.

Pikaeng? Pikaeng?

Pikaeng? Pikaeng?

Pikaeng? Pikaeng? Pikaeng?

Pikaeng? Do you have pikaeng?

- Prik haeng. Go there. - Over there?

They were all so nice.

- Yes. They tell you where it is. - So kind.

Pikaeng. Do you have pikaeng?

Two, two. Pikaeng.

Ah! Thank you.

Pikaeng. Pikaeng.

1kg of pikaeng.

THIS

PRIK HAENG IS DRIED CHILLI

PRICE

- One hundred ninety? - Yeah.

Discount? Discount? No? No?

No?

Fixed price? Okay, fixed price.

- How much is this? - Even the money must be unfamiliar.

- Yes, the money, water and everything. - You can't use your card.

No, I couldn't.

- I bought two. - He bought two.

- He bought two now. - Thank you. This...

- What is this? - Mamuang.

"Muang"? "Muang"?

- Mamuang. - Muang.

I would buy and then ask.

- That's a great tactic. - He figured it out.

- Nice. - He figured it out.

Muang.

MAMUANG STRAIGHT THAT WAY

GO

- Muang. Muang. - Like a parrot.

Nice.

THERE ARE STORES ALONG THE ALLEY

My gosh... How am I going to ask for every single one?

Muang. Muang. Muang. Muang.

The inside was very complicated.

So complicated.

- It's huge. - Everything is mixed up.

There are fruits, fish and everything. All mixed up. It's huge.

- This... - Just look.

- I don't think you'll be able leave. - It's huge.

STOP

It was strange. It didn't seem like the place.

VOOTTI HESITATES

Muang. Muang. Muang. Muang.

Do you have muang? Muang? Muang?

MAMUANG IS MANGO

Mango.

- Muang is mango. - It is mango.

So it's mango.

Mango?

So you don't pronounce the "go"? Muang.

ASKING ABOUT THE NEXT INGREDIENT

It's tomatoes?

Twenty-five.

HE BUYS TOMATOES, THE FIFTH INGREDIENT

Kakao?

- There's the kakao. - He's getting quicker.

He has got the hang of it.

Kakao?

NEXT INGREDIENT IS PAPAYA

He finally bought the main ingredient. The main one.

I think he'll be able to run a business at Dongdaemun.

- Nice. - He'll be good at running a business.

He's good.

You can do it if you just try. Nothing is impossible.

With your body language.

Why are there so many? Darn it.

GRUNT

HANDFUL

There are so many. Hold on. How am I supposed to buy more?

- How will he carry all that? - That's a lot.

Shouldn't you take it back to the bike?

Maybe he should've brought a cart.

Gosh, it's killing me. It's so heavy.

So heavy.

I should go back to the bike.

- It's so heavy. - He knows the way.

Wait. Where did I park my motorcycle?

- He doesn't. Just when I mentioned it. - He does not.

OF COURSE

Weren't you worried, Bogum?

How is he going to find it?

I don't remember where...

Is it here?

What?

My bike.

IS IT THIS WAY?

It's this way.

Wow. That was close.

Is it this way? Earlier...

But then, he just went as people told him earlier.

- Oh, no. - There are too many entrances.

This is bad. Where did I park...

Where did I park my bike?

Gosh, this is bad. Hold on a second.

LOOKS AROUND

Is it here?

Darn it. This is bad.

I am so screwed. I am in trouble. I don't know where it is.

Where did I put it?

Where is it?

My gosh...

- I'm so stupid. - Isn't the bike a huge asset?

- Of course. You can't lose it. - Where did I park it?

Wow, it's like a TV show.

What is this, 007?

Why is it so nerve-wracking?

Oh, no.

Is that it?

That is it.

- What? - We'll come back next week.

This week was all about Park Bogum.

If it ends here, it'd be so dramatic.

Now, will Myungsoo be able to find his bike?

WANDERING FOR 30 MINUTES

I'm so curious as to where he parked his bike.

I didn't walk this much.

He won't be able to find it.

It's not like he has GPS.

Wait. I came this way.

- Didn't I come this way? - It all looks the same.

Muang.

ON HIS WAY TO BUY MANGOES 30 MINUTES AGO

This is the place.

I went this way...

So it has to be over there.

Is it over there? I think it's over there.

I think it is... Thank God.

I was right.

Wait. Is it not here?

It's not here. My motorcycle is gone.

What?

The motorcycle is gone?

Did someone steal it?

No way.

No.

Myungsoo screwed up big time.

Wait.

Didn't I park it here?

HE PARKED IT IN FRONT OF THE CLOTHES STORE

You really lost it?

This is bad.

CHECK

CHECK

Did someone really steal it?

- I parked it here. - The motorcycle he parked is gone.

EMPTY

I didn't lose my way.

I lost the motorcycle.

I couldn't tell where I was.

There were a lot of people, and the place was huge.

But it was getting too heavy, so I was going to load it onto the bike,

but the bike was gone.

Nothing is going according to Myungsoo's plan.

This is the real deal.

- He didn't even start selling. - He lost it?

He has debt already.

I CAN'T START THE DAY WITH A DEBT

How am I going to find it?

Did someone take it because he parked illegally?

Maybe someone towed it.

He's in trouble.

- Oh, no. - What should he do?

Is it somewhere else?

He's wandering around non-stop.

- Jaem. - He has to tell her what is going on.

"I lost the bike."

Jaem, I am your husband.

We need eggs and broccoli. Okay?

No, not that.

She wants him to buy eggs and broccoli too.

My... I'm sorry. My bike...

My bike is lost.

Oh, no. I'm going to tear up.

- Oh, no. - I can't watch it. I feel so bad for him.

EMBARRASSED

I lost our bike.

I can't find my bike.

I see.

I'm sorry.

I lost the motorcycle.

He found shade amidst all that.

- He found shade. - Hey.

Then should I stay in the scorching sun? Let go.

- Hey. - Now's not the time for that.

- Should I stay in the sun? Let go! - She made a good point.

She made a good point.

Just sit.

Then should I...

There's perfectly good shade,

so why should I stay in the sun?

I would stay in the sun if it were me.

- Yes. - Because I'd feel sorry.

My face would be burnt.

Was I wrong?

The one who stole it is wrong.

SO FUNNY

You have to...

You have to go... here.

He's asking her to come.

- Help me. Help me. - Jaem, come to the market center.

Come to the market center.

Please.

- Okay? - Okay.

Come on.

You have to hurry.

Come on, come on. Okay?

Come quickly, okay?

Okay.

- Call me when you arrive. - He got into trouble.

I got all flustered.

Where did it go?

DEVASTATED

I definitely put it here. Why is it not here?

What do I do?

If it was stolen, it is a huge deal.

Is it not here?

I think it is.

When you actually lose something,

you refuse to believe it.

Why is his shirt all stretched out?

My gosh.

- It's off-shoulder. - Myungsoo.

One shoulder.

- Why get mad at me for that? - Why is it so stretched out?

It makes us feel more bad.

I feel so bad.

SPACING OUT

He's like that because he's really sorry.

I was panicking.

In Thailand, a motorcycle is a huge asset.

So how would I be able to take responsibility?

I was so flustered and I knew I was in trouble.

All I thought was that I was only giving them trouble.

I was thinking if I should buy another one for them.

A million thoughts rushed into my head.

I was going to buy them a new one.

I thought it'd be better if I bought one.

I DON'T WANT TO GIVE THEM TROUBLE

TIME KEEPS FLYING BY

I came this way...

All the motorcycles are gone. Where did they go?

All the others are gone too.

THERE WERE A LOT OF MOTORCYCLES

Did someone put them away?

I lost my motorcycle.

What do I do?

- It was definitely here. - What?

- Isn't that Myungsoo? - What is that?

WHAT?

OVER HERE

I think that is

Vootti's bike.

- The green basket is Vootti's. - What?

Look at the sticker.

- It is the red one. - It is.

It's yours.

- Yes. - What were you doing?

How did the bike end up across the road?

- Interesting. - I want to know too.

VOOTTI'S BIKE IS ACROSS THE ROAD

WHILE VOOTTI WAS LOOKING FOR HIS BIKE,

THE POLICE OFFICERS WERE ON PATROL

Maybe the officers moved them.

- Did they? - They are undoing the chain.

- Right. - It's a crackdown.

It was towed away.

This is crazy.

NO PARKING

FORTUNATELY, A CITIZEN MOVED HIS BIKE FOR HIM

There's another Gabriel here.

A nice citizen...

He moved it so Vootti wouldn't get a ticket.

- You even left the keys. - Really?

It's like you wanted it to get stolen.

It could've been bad.

NO EXCUSES

VOOTTI HAS NO IDEA

I'm so hungry.

IS IT BECAUSE OF THE SHOCK? HE'S GETTING HUNGRY

Iced coffee? Iced coffee?

- He's having coffee? - Coffee? Seriously?

- I need my morning coffee. - Seriously?

It was so hot and tiring.

Gosh, I'm so tired.

Thank you.

Thank you.

SLURP

Oh!

Good, good. Oh!

THOSE WHO ARE ALIVE MUST KEEP ON LIVING

He feels better.

He forgot everything. He forgot about the motorcycle.

Where is the motorcycle?

I saw this motorcycle earlier.

Gosh, this is driving me nuts.

VOOTTI'S BIKE

- I think he saw it. - Did he see it?

PASSING BY

He would recognize it if he's human.

My gosh!

He has terrible sight.

How did he not recognize it? He drove it just earlier.

CRYING

This isn't Korean. I can't understand it.

Jaem. Jaem. Jaem.

Where are you?

Five minutes, okay?

- Five minutes? Okay. Hurry up. - Okay.

Let's go. Let's go. Move. Move.

Okay. Five minutes. Okay.

Your motorcycle is lost.

I lost the motorcycle.

"It's your motorcycle, so you find it?"

"Yours is lost, so you find it?"

No, I'm asking for help.

I don't know the way.

SLURP

The coffee is so good.

It's really good.

Why didn't you ask that store owner using your body language?

She didn't seem interested.

- Jaem. - Okay.

- She's here. - She took a cab. How much is it?

His bike is right there.

SPENT MONEY UNEXPECTEDLY

Okay. Thank you.

I parked my motorcycle here, but it was gone when I came back.

He must feel dependent on her.

Okay.

You can't park here.

Now he knows he can't park there.

- Not here? - No.

- You could get arrested. - Then...

Where is my bike?

- Where did you park? - I... forgot.

I forgot. I forgot.

STUTTERING

You're saying "I" a lot.

My brain wasn't working properly because I was so tired.

He was so tired.

Everyone parked their motorcycle here.

But I came back, and it was gone.

Did someone steal it?

You shouldn't have made me come here. I've never been here before.

- All of a sudden? - All of a sudden...

You should be apologizing.

Why are you getting angry at your wife?

I've never been there, so why me?

You are living her husband's life.

- But... - He did it every day.

Reality is reality.

I was angry.

He shouldn't have done this program.

It's Love and War now.

- He'll be on I Am Solo soon. - Yes.

On the divorced singles episode.

You are destroying my family.

You shouldn't have made me come here. I've never been here before.

- You came here alone everyday. - Yes!

- You did it every day. - It's your job.

You're not Myungsoo, you're Vootti now.

Let's go find the motorcycle.

I'm sorry.

I got thirsty, so I bought this.

- He drank it all? - He drank it all.

- Anyway, did I buy the right ones? - Okay. Okay.

- No. - That's not it?

Cocoa.

You have to buy the unripe ones.

The unripe ones.

BASIC INGREDIENT OF SOM TAM UNRIPE GREEN PAPAYA

Then you should've written that down.

How am I supposed to know that? It's my first time.

Why are you getting angry again?

- My gosh. - She should've written it down.

She's my wife. We can get into fights.

"I'm sorry. I am so sorry." You should've said that first.

I just came back from a business trip.

She made me go grocery shopping in the morning.

You're supposed to be Vootti.

You're right. I used to do the grocery shopping. Right.

Then you should've written that down.

How am I supposed to know that? It's my first time.

Oh, wait. I have been here before.

You have to buy it again.

Let's go find the motorcycle.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry, Jaem.

Okay.

- I really lost our bike. - Okay. Okay.

- I really lost it. - That's okay.

Your wife is really nice.

Even when you got so angry,

- So calm. - She stayed so calm.

- She wasn't shaken. - Right.

LOOK AROUND

JAEM LOOKS AROUND CALMLY

Where is the motorcycle? Where?

THE MOTORCYCLE'S NOWHERE TO BE SEEN

This isn't the place.

I don't remember where I put it.

Is that it?

The green basket.

- Isn't that our motorcycle? - She saw it.

God, finally.

It's this one?

HE FINALLY RECOGNIZED IT

Who put it here?

Did I put it here?

So frustrating.

EMBARRASSED

How did you find it?

It was right here all along.

He drooled.

He just drooled.

LOL

- It happens. - He drooled.

Myungsoo drools when he feels relieved.

Spits of relief.

I COULDN'T HELP IT

RELIEVED

This wasn't the place.

Where is the key?

- He left it in the ignition. - He left it there.

- I don't have the key. - Did he have a heat stroke?

It was over 30 degrees that day.

LOOKS AROUND

Someone moved it here.

- Who is he talking to? - Where is the key?

Here it is.

HE FORGOT THAT HE LEFT THE KEY

I thought the producer moved it as a prank.

You moved it, didn't you?

How did I not see the motorcycle when it was right there?

I was out of my mind.

- Is it just me? - No.

I would be flustered too.

Thanks. It's making a lot of the bad mouthing go away.

No. Really. But I think you shouldn't have left the key.

SCRATCHING

- What's wrong is wrong. - Right.

- It's a four-to-one fight. - Yes.

I didn't know back then,

but now that I'm seeing Jaem be so calm in a situation like that,

I realized Vootti married a great woman. That's what I thought.

We have to go buy papayas again.

Let's go buy them. Let's go buy papayas...

You want to go buy papayas?

Go, go.

- He seems relaxed now. - He's not angry anymore.

The husband seems more relaxed.

Will no one steal our food if we leave it on the bike?

It's okay.

We should be making som tam. Did I delay things?

Yes, we had to delay the opening.

Will they be able to open today?

He has to find it again?

I'm sorry, but we don't run a restaurant.

We... Just watch.

How frustrating.

CURIOUS

You're looking for unripe papaya, right?

That too, but we have a regular store.

- A regular store. Yes. - In the market?

Why are you going so far for cocoa?

We have to walk five minutes inside the market.

How am I supposed to find it?

It's so far. How was I supposed to find the regular place? It's too far.

This is our regular store.

You have to buy this. Okay?

You're good at picking them out, so go ahead.

Let's get this one. It looks nice.

Okay. Lift it up.

Gosh, this is so heavy.

It was about 20kg. Like a sack of rice.

Grocery shopping isn't easy. The place is huge.

So Vootti went grocery shopping every morning.

Jaem. Jaem.

Why not buy it all at once at one store at the entrance?

Why go all over the market?

It looks the same to me.

Because we need to get the best ingredients.

She's trying to get better ingredients at a cheaper price

even if it means we have to walk a bit.

That's why you go to your regular store.

They're the same as those selling food in Korea.

Okay, thank you.

THE DRINK VOOTTI BOUGHT FOR HER

- Okay, okay. - Okay.

Are you okay? Are you okay?

Are you hot?

This is the road we passed yesterday.

Yesterday. Yesterday.

Okay?

Isn't it romantic?

So pretty.

Going home side by side.

Oh, Jaem.

11 A.M. FINALLY BACK HOME

Didn't you leave at 5:40?

GROCERY SHOPPING TOOK A WHILE

He left at 5:40 in the morning. It took him about 4 hours.

You look so tired right now.

SIGH

GRUNT

GRUNT

SI GOES TO GREET VOOTTI

- It was so tiring. - You need a shower.

Su.

Hold on.

Suk, Sin...

Si. Si. Si. Si. Si.

HE IS OUT OF IT

Will he ever be able to memorize their names?

HE GATHERS UP HIS STRENGTH

NOD

His t-shirt is all stretched.

HIS T-SHIRT IS ALMOST COMING OFF

We can see a bit of one of his shoulders.

One shoulder.

HURRIEDLY

I'm exhausted.

Sit down and get some rest.

I feel bad for him. But his wife...

She's turning on the fan.

Oh, my. She is so sweet.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Si, thank you.

He should have a glass of ice water.

VOOTTI'S FAMILY GATHER AROUND HIM

STARE

Sorry. I'm too tired to watch our kid.

Are you tired?

I don't know. I'm dying.

HE'S COMPLETELY WIPED OUT

I went to the market at 5:30 in the morning.

GLANCE

Aren't you in front of Si's room? It's Si's room.

- You're occupying it. - You are being indecent.

It's like the living room of Si's room.

- You're lying there. - Right.

That is the common living room.

- And Si lives inside the tent. - Common living room?

- Common? - Common living room.

YAWNING

Sorry.

LOOKS AWAY

Si doesn't look too happy right now.

She doesn't.

- Because you're in her spot. - She's always looked like that.

- Is that so? - She's happy.

Let me tell you that.

She's leaving the living room.

Mangneun means hot.

So hot.

It was so hot that I couldn't even speak.

You guys should try going there.

Can you see Daddy?

NALLAN'S HERE

HE SENSES SOMEONE'S PRESENCE

CHOKED

He's pretending to be dead.

He's playing with the baby.

Is it not funny?

- I just can't rest. - He's so good to his daughter.

We have to make som tam right now?

Yeah.

SIGH

He has become red.

His scalp is all red.

IT WAS SO HOT

Chiang Mai must be hot.

His scalp is all red like a watermelon.

- And you were mean to me - I understand.

Because I went in the shade.

- You must be in the shade there. - It was so hot, I burnt my scalp.

I admit it.

- Okay. - Okay, let's go.

THEY GO TO MAKE SOM TAM

Seeing Myungsoo's red scalp, I can feel how hot Chiang Mai is.

- Yes, of course. - He hasn't made som tam yet.

When are you making it?

- We're on episode 2 now. - Episode 2.

Dear viewers, I'm sorry.

We don't know when he'll make som tam.

Now that I got the ingredients, I'm sure I'll make it next week.

You two are so different,

and it's so fun.

I think the viewers will find it fun too.

Now we only have the last day for Bogum.

- Next week. - What?

LIFE AS RUAIDHRI IS ENDING

- Only one day left. - So sad.

Time just flew. The 72 hours passed by really quickly.

I'm thinking that Bogum will cry again next week.

Last tears.

Why do you keep making me come up with poems?

- I just like it. - Can you make one with Chiang Mai?

I can do it.

- Next week. - I can do it now.

You can?

- "Chi." - A devil.

- "Ang." - That is brushing his teeth.

Cute.

- "Ma." - My.

- "I." - Lee Moon-sae.

Lee Moon-sae.

COLD REACTION

Right.

Let's get up now.

Shall we wrap up, Minkyung?

We will continue with the remaining story next week.

He's laughing so much.

It's fine as long as I got him to laugh.

A special 72 hours where you live as someone else.

We will see you next week.

What's your name?

My name is Gabriel!

Som tam. Som tam.

He's starting now.

I know.

PAT PAT

That's not meant for scratching.

It normally takes five minutes per bag.

A customer called.

I didn't get any calls. What are you talking about?

Hurry up. We need to go sell them.

SU'S NAGGING DOESN'T STOP

I'm doing it.

Why did you get so angry?

Where do we sell these?

Is this a motorcycle for selling?

Som tam truck.

SHAKING

So hard.

She said she has lots of customers.

We sell som tam! Som tam is delicious.

Som tam.

- Som. - Tam.

- Som. - Tam.

People are not coming. People need to come so I can sell.

THE LOCATION OF THE PERFORMANCE

IT SUDDENLY STARTS TO RAIN

Is it okay to perform in this weather?

Ruaidhri set up this choir in 2016,

but, um, this is his first time busking with us.

IT'S HIS FIRST PERFORMANCE

HOW WILL THE PERFORMANCE GO?

AFTER PARTY AT THE PUB

I can't wait for more singing with Ruaidhri and all you guys.

You were the best I've ever seen.

I want to come back someday.

Please let me join the Ramparts.

I think I made friends I can call

whenever I'm in Dublin.

I heard there's an epilogue.

Really?

THE STUDIO IS IN CHAOS

- My dopamine is getting boosted. - It is getting boosted.

I had no idea this program was so well-made.

Amazing.

My name is Gabriel

Translated by Lexi Lee