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(A cold winter in the 1980s)

(By doing big and small good deeds in everyday life,)

(Good Deeds Limited met their company goal.)

Lee Ok Soo!

- It's a success! - Success!

(With the CEO's monetary gift, they went on a Sunday excursion.)

(Aiming for a flat organizational culture)

(We Are Good Deeds Team 3)

(Since we worked hard, we have to play hard now.)

(Five, six, seven, eight)

(Tell the right hand What good the left hand did)

(Smile sweetly like the Good Deeds Team)

(Senior Manager Ha, Mister Lee)

(General Manager Yu, Ms. Park)

(Ms. Lee, Assistant Manager Joo)

(Kim Sun Haeng)

(Whenever we meet good people We want to share)

(The Good Deeds Team is so impressive)

- All right, bravo! - Bravo!

("Good Deeds")

To all the viewers in the nation.

- It's Duk Hwa! - It's 1989.

We leave it to you.

Duk Hwa!

There were a lot of shows like this in the 1980s.

You're right.

Look, it's Infinite Track!

That's amazing.

(If we're talking about this group, Infinite Track...)

(It was the "College Musicians Festival.")

(The king of Korean music, Cho Yong Pil, was a judge then.)

(Winning the Grand Award with the song, "To You,")

(Infinite Track was a famous group of five college students.)

(This interview from when they were young is still hugely popular.)

(I wasn't thinking of much.)

(I just wanted to get home quickly and see my mother.)

This song is still good.

- You're right. - It really is. For colleges.

(The music resonates with the heart as soon as it starts.)

This is it.

(Revving up to sing along together)

Just the prelude alone sounds so grand.

As soon as this played, they knew they'd won.

That's true. Everyone got chills.

(Drumming)

Their showmanship is great.

(Adlibbing)

(Whooping)

(Even if I lose all that I love)

(I just can't)

(Give up on you)

(Until the day my life ends)

(I will be by your side)

They look so cool.

I miss Hae Cheol.

What is this?

(Let's keep going with the next song.)

("Days Passed by the Rain" by Park Nam Jung)

(A powerful performance and strong sounds captivated men.)

(Sexy grooving)

This was a great song.

(Jumping up)

How do you know all the moves?

(I'm General Manager Yu. I'll show you how it's done.)

(Dancing)

(I'm getting drunk on my own dancing.)

- Mr. Yu. - I can't see.

- We can't see. - You're blocking it.

- Why are you doing it alone? - We should have fun together.

Don't act like you're on the main stage.

What's wrong with you?

(Today, this person has said...)

(they would reveal who the Mona Lisa in their song was.)

(Cho Yong Pil, please sing for us.)

- Is it "Mona Lisa?" - It's "Mona Lisa!"

("Mona Lisa" by Cho Yong PIl)

(One of his most famous songs and Mr. Yu's karaoke favorite.)

(Is it possible)

(For you to accept my love?)

(Let's go!)

(I say Mona Lisa)

(You say Mona Lisa)

(The energy's rising.)

(Vibing)

(Mr. Yu and Sun Haeng show off trendy dance moves.)

Like this.

Cho Yong Pil!

- Cho Yong Pil! - Cho Yong Pil!

(Discovering an unusual pose at the end of the train)

(Gasping from laughter)

Wait, Jin Joo.

Just a minute, Jin Joo.

Why do you keep covering your forehead while dancing?

So people are curious about me?

Show us your turn.

- The turn. - Yes.

(Turning precisely)

(Me too!)

There's this too.

(An encore dance)

Please don't do this dance.

(What's wrong with him?)

(Is it possible for you to accept this dancing?)

(Jumping around)

- Are you all right? - What's wrong with you?

- Are you okay? - Be careful.

- What's wrong? - Stop.

I'm fine. Let me go. I'm fine.

(Good Deeds Limited Good Deeds Team 3)

- Now let's play a few games. - That was funny.

- I want to play games. - What about table tennis?

- Table tennis? - Yes.

- A smaller version of it? - Let's play table tennis.

This is the center. Okay.

(Installing a table tennis set with things in the room)

(The net is made of videotapes.)

- We have to decide on teams. - I bet this will be fun.

- Yes. - We have to pick teams.

What about Team Mi Joo...

- Team Jin Joo. - versus Team Jin Joo?

- They can pick their teams. - Let's do 3 on 3.

- Okay. - Sounds good to me.

- The person left over is the ref. - Okay.

- Okay. - Okay.

(Trying to be tactful)

- Haha. - Okay.

- These two are so... - These two.

- It's my turn to pick now? - Yes, go ahead, Mi Joo.

(Mr. Yu sends a sign.)

I choose Jong Min.

(Mi Joo chooses Kim Sun Haeng.)

I choose Yi Kyung.

- Gosh, seriously. - Okay!

Now Jin Joo just has to choose.

- You're the ref if not chosen. - Hey.

You have to be the ref if you're not chosen.

Hey!

(General Manager Yu looks really desperate.)

(Please)

- Hey! - Hey.

- Joo Woo Jae. - Okay.

- Joo Woo Jae. - Okay.

(My goodness)

You're the ref.

(General Manager Yu, you can be the ref.)

Even your clothes are perfect for being the ref.

(All he got to do so far was bounce the ball 9 times.)

I'm going to be very strict.

You have to sit to play.

And you can't hold the ball.

- Let's start with mixed doubles. - Mixed doubles.

- The person left goes to the side. - Let's go.

- You can play first. - I want to play here.

I'm going to play for real.

- Both teams, good luck. - All right!

- Let's go! - Okay.

- Let's go! - Okay.

Let's go!

(Striking)

(Let go of me.)

Are you all right?

- How could you hit him right there? - That punk.

(I'm already upset at being the ref. How dare you hit me?)

That punk.

(His intention to do good deeds is lost.)

Did he do that on purpose?

- He didn't. - He looked at me and struck me.

There's no way.

- I'm so sorry. - That was so funny.

Be careful, seriously.

This is the last serve.

(Assistant Manager Joo serves to resume the match.)

Mi Joo.

- It's good. - Oh, no!

- It's 3 to 1 now. - That was great, Mi Joo.

- It's 3 to 1. - Great job, Mi Joo.

Now the other team's serve.

- It's good. - Oh!

(Hitting the net)

(High-fiving)

- Ouch. - Now it's 4 to 2.

It's good.

(Assistant Manager Joo goes for a strong smash.)

- It's 5 to 2 now. - That looked so cool.

- Go. - It's 5 to 2.

- Is that allowed? - It's good.

(Hitting the net)

He got too greedy. It's 5 to 3 now.

He plays so despicably.

- His playing style is so dirty. - It's dirty.

Why aren't you hitting any?

- You have to hit some too. - Why won't you let me play at all?

- Stay out of the way. - Why won't you let me play?

- I want to hit one too. - Okay, I get it.

It's 5 to 3 now.

Do it subconsciously.

(Grunting)

It's 5 to 4 now.

- That was great. - I was trying to be funny.

- It's 5 to 4. - You can just stay still.

He's so despicable.

That was so funny.

- I can hit it with this, right? - Yes, you have to.

- Of course you do. - You have to.

(Naturally using his hand)

- What was that? - At least he returned it.

- He returned the ball. - What are you doing?

The pan is too heavy.

- What are you doing? - What were you thinking?

How can you throw it back after catching it with your hand?

- It's just too heavy. - What?

Change it to something else.

- You have to take this seriously. - I am.

I'll use this instead.

It's 6 to 5 now. You win with one more point.

- It's our serve. - Yes, this team serves.

- I'll set things right. - Let Jin Joo serve once.

Has she even hit it once?

You never let me serve even once.

- Try it then. - You've never let me try.

- You can do it then. - You have to do it to learn.

Jin Joo, you go for it and show us what you've got.

- All right. - She's going to do it.

I don't know what will happen if you miss this.

(Missing the serve)

- Give it another try. - Go for it.

- You get another chance. - Look.

Look at this. Don't be an idiot about it.

This is how you do it.

Mr. Ha.

- You can do it, Jin Joo. - Let's go!

- No, that's wrong. - Hey.

- No, that's wrong. - Hey.

(Hitting him)

(Hitting the ball at him)

How are you so good at hitting glasses?

(Who will be his next target?)

It's 7 to 6 now. This is the last point now.

- It's match point. - Let's go for the prize.

- Mi Joo, let's get the prize. - Yes, sounds great!

We did it!

(Fluttering)

(Team Mi Joo wins.)

Team Mi Joo wins.

(Come here.)

- Now for men's doubles. - What are you doing?

- You know I'm trying my best, yes? - Men's doubles.

What are you doing?

But you know I tried my best.

You didn't even touch the ball.

(Why did I pick him for my team?)

- Women's 1-on-1. - The women.

- Okay. - Women's singles.

- Mi Joo, good luck! - Use this one.

(Let's go!)

(Not giving his all)

(Losing steam)

In 1, 2, 3, 4.

(Giving their all)

Mi Joo!

- Hey. - That really pains me to see.

- What? - Yi Kyung...

That's so sad.

(You still haven't forgotten about me?)

(Come to your senses, Mister Lee.)

I was just cheering for her.

This time, this side will serve first.

- Good luck. - Let's go!

You have to get the serve over in three tries.

- Hey. - Why are you hitting so late?

- It's 1 to 0 now. - Then how do I do it?

- You should get ready to counter. - Okay.

- Like this. - Hey. Jin Joo.

- Yes? - Do the dance you did earlier.

Okay.

(Wiggling)

(This is me.)

- Do the spinning move. - What do you mean?

Do this move just once.

(Perfect)

(General Manager Yu is fully satisfied.)

- She's good. - All right. Let's resume the game.

- Good. We'll win. Okay! Oh, yes! - That's good.

- All right. - Looks like we'll win easily.

- Jin Joo. - Hey, use this instead.

- Wait, no. Play with a racket. - Right. Give her a racket.

You guys are giving me such cold stares.

If you're not going to play, let me replace you.

- Come on! - No, don't do that.

- No. - She said she wouldn't play.

If she doesn't play, I'll replace her.

Just hit it over the net, and you'll win.

If you do, the ball won't come back.

- Okay! - Get up.

- One, two, three. - Wait until the ball bounces...

- and comes up. - Got it.

When the ball comes up, hit it.

You should continue the momentum.

- Understood. - It's all about confidence.

- I mean, that one. - She made it.

- You should hit it right away... - Okay. Oh, yes.

- Oh, yes. - That was good.

- Okay. - Oh, yes.

- Mi Joo! - It's her turn to serve.

(These two members' moods fluctuate more intensely.)

I don't think we need a fridge here. It's already very cold.

- Just resume the game. - You won't play anymore?

Oh, hey. I'll keep playing.

If you won't play anymore, come out.

- I'll keep playing. - Please refrain yourself.

It's match point.

Good. Let's go!

- Good. Intimidate her. - It's match point.

- Don't let her sway you. - Things like this are good.

Don't let her sway you. Good. She made it!

Good. She made it!

(Out)

- She won. I'm impressed. - You won.

- You won. - It's 7 to 4. Jin Joo wins.

- Okay! - It's okay. Cheer up.

- Is it okay? - Yes.

- Does anyone have a wristband? - She used a racket.

- Exactly. She used a racket. - Men's singles?

- Okay. One from each team. - Haha, come out.

But using a racket is such a big advantage.

Let's practice first.

(He focuses completely on the ball.)

- This is hard. - It ends with ten points.

Oh, I need to hit it harder.

(He might be the best in the country...)

(at following the ball with the eyes.)

You should catch the rhythm of the ball's movements.

We'll begin the game now. Get ready.

(Stop practicing. Let's begin the game.)

Go, Yi Kyung!

Please win this one so that we can get a prize.

- Good. The score is 1 to 0. - It's 1 to 0.

- He's good. - He's good, indeed.

It's 1 to 0.

You're doing well.

- Good. - That's fast. Oh, my.

- Oh, yes. We won. - All right. Yes.

- It's 2 to 0 now. - Can you get it together a little?

- Of course. That darn racket. - It's hard to play with that.

Fine. I'll change to something else.

- That sounds great. - Give me the tambourine.

- It's 2 to 0. - Right. The tambourine is good.

Good. Now I have a chance to win.

- It's 3 to 0. - You can't beat him.

- Yi Kyung, I overestimated you. - All right.

You have no chance.

You can't do it, can you? It's not going the way you want.

- You can't even hit it over. - It's 4 to 0.

- Yi Kyung, you're getting angry. - I overestimated you.

(Aggravated)

- Yi Kyung, you're getting angry. - I overestimated you.

You can't even hit the ball over the net.

It was because you got too close to me.

The score is 4 to 1, and it's Haha's turn to serve.

Jin Joo, you should stay out of the court.

He got me because of you.

Is that right?

I couldn't swing it properly because you were too close to me.

- Think a little before you act. - Mr. Ha.

- Okay? - Don't be too harsh on her.

- Understood. - I was cheering for you.

- I know that, but... - Okay.

- Okay! Yes! - Oh, no.

- That was impressive. - It's 4 to 2 now.

- Great job. - I'm impressed. You're good.

Yi Kyung, you're doing well.

- It's 4 to 2. - Yi Kyung, that was good.

Your pride is on the line.

- Yes! - It's 4 to 3.

(It ends with 10 points. Mr. Lee 3 : Senior Manager Ha 4)

- It's okay. - It's 4 to 3.

Note that singles end with seven points.

- Seven points? - Why seven points all of a sudden?

(He clearly said that they needed 10 points to win.)

It's not because you're bored, right?

- Because you're not playing? - That's right.

Are you bored because you're not playing?

He just wants to play.

- He can't play anyway. - Why?

- He's the referee. - Two points, right?

(They resume the game.)

Way to go!

- Way to go! - Great job.

- Play the kkwaenggwari! - Impressive.

- Hey, you should... - Yes!

- Great. He'll turn the game around. - This is bad.

- It's a tie now. - It's 4 to 4.

Turn the game around! Let's turn the table.

You've got this!

- That's good. - Distract him.

- Okay. - Distract him.

- The score is 4 to 4. - Okay.

It's okay. Stay calm.

(Clanking, rattling)

- Hold on. - Right.

I just realized that I was really the referee.

(You made me the referee and are having fun without me?)

Hang on a second. This is...

- What's the matter? - Do I never get to play...

and keep being the referee? Okay. All right.

- Turn the game around. - Please.

Haha, it's right before the sun rises.

- Okay! It's deuce. - Okay!

- It's deuce. - Great.

- You need two points to win. - Yes.

- Oh, gosh! - Nice!

- Okay! - That was good.

Please don't let him win.

(Mr. Lee 7 : Senior Manager Ha 7)

- Oh, my gosh. - It hit the net.

- Hey, it hit the net and went over. - It's right before the sun rises.

- It's 7 to 7. - You did a great job.

- It's 7 to 7. - Think of the old days.

- What? - What do you mean?

Just what happened in the old days.

- What do you mean by that? - Hardships or something like that.

- Must I go that far? Really? - Yes.

- He hit it. All right! - Nice!

It's 8 to 7.

- He's good. - It's 8 to 7.

Senior Manager Ha is good.

- Let's go. - Go, Mr. Ha!

- Match point. - Don't give up.

Yi Kyung, don't give up. Keep going until it's over.

I really like this sound.

- Yes! Don't give up. - He drives me crazy.

- I'll never give up. - This is so fun!

This is nuts.

Gosh. This is driving me crazy.

- Table tennis is so fun. - The score is 9 to 9 now.

- Gosh. I'm so frustrated. - There are some people like you.

I, too, am really good at table tennis.

Table tennis is...

- This is insane! Isn't it fun? - Great job.

Scream if you're having fun!

(That punk)

- Mr. Ha. - Yes?

- Right now, I... - You shouldn't stand up.

- Let go. - Come on.

- That punk... - Please calm down.

- You're the referee. - That little...

- Mr. Yu, please. - You're the referee.

- I've been the referee all along. - It's a good day, sir.

- But... - Well, he...

What are you doing right now?

I'm sorry, sir. It was so much fun that I got too excited.

- He should sit from a distance... - It's a good day.

- Go ahead and play. - We should decide the winner.

(The current score is 7 to 8. Haha needs only 1 point to win.)

(Disappointed)

That was close.

- The winner of this match... - Let's do the slickback dance.

- Ready, go. - That was so close.

You should've hit it over.

All right. Good.

- As a result, - What a shame.

with a set score of 2 to 1,

- Team Jin Joo wins! - Yes!

(Team Jin Joo wins.)

- Let's put this table away. - Okay.

- Let's play the zombie game. - Let's do that.

Put this away since it makes Mr. Yu want to play table tennis.

- Let's tidy up. - Hurry up.

Let's hurry up and tidy up.

- Gosh, these brats. - Oh, my.

(They put everything away without any lingering feelings.)

- Will you play the guitar... - Well...

No, don't play it. We'll play the zombie game.

Mr. Yu, you should be a zombie this time.

You're the zombie in this game.

- Please give him a blindfold. - You're the zombie. Mr. Yu.

- You brats... - He agreed to be the zombie.

- Please come this way. - Gosh, you brats.

- I couldn't go against the flow. - Let's make him the zombie.

- Listen up, everyone. - Yes.

We'll play the zombie game that Mi Joo suggested this time.

How about the winner gets a prize?

- Sounds great. - That'd be great.

- Well... This is... - There are many prizes there.

Isn't that a pillow?

- What is that? - I wonder what that is.

Don't say it's the pillow that's used at H hotel.

(The pillow he got at the auction not long ago? Watch Episode 212.)

No, this isn't the pillow. That's not it.

Let's play the game to win two prizes.

- So the tagger... - What should we do to win?

We'll set a time limit.

The one who doesn't get caught until the time is up wins.

- Okay. That's settled, then. - Okay.

- Rock-paper-scissors. - Rock-paper-scissors.

- Rock-paper-scissors. Again. - Rock-paper-scissors.

- Rock-paper-scissors. - There are too many people.

Then let's divide into 2 groups of 3 and 4 members.

- Okay. Rock-paper-scissors. - Let's begin.

(Haha and Jae Seok lost.)

(He's getting a bad feeling.)

- Rock-paper-scissors. Okay. - Rock-paper-scissors. Gosh.

- You two play against each other. - It happened this way.

- I really need to win. - We'll take turns anyways.

- Rock-paper-scissors. - Rock-paper-scissors.

If you become the tagger again...

- Let's begin. - I can't let that happen.

- Rock-paper-scissors. - Rock-paper-scissors.

- Okay! - Nice!

He's the scariest zombie.

I'm scared.

We should put away the things that could make a mess.

Put them all away.

The one who survives the longest wins.

- Got it. - Okay.

Oh, my. I really can't see anything.

- I'm so scared. - The windows...

- Goodness. Hey, Yi Kyung. - Yes?

- You look like a pervert... - What?

I mean, with a blindfold...

(The zombie in Round 1 is a pervert zombie. He looks creepy.)

You know the game that perverts play wearing a blindfold.

They make a weird noise while looking for someone.

Right. That suits him.

- We'll begin now. - All right. I'll start.

Okay.

(Rule 1. The zombie must wait outside with their eyes covered.)

(Rule 2. The survivors must hide in 30 seconds,)

(and they're not allowed to move after that.)

(Rule 3. The zombie must infect as many survivors as possible...)

(in 1 minute.)

(The last person to survive wins!)

The survivors have 30 seconds, and the zombie has 1 minute.

(The remaining time until the zombie appears: 30 seconds)

(Assistant Manager Joo hides on top of the TV stand.)

(Mi Joo pretends to be a cameraperson.)

(I am a pillow!)

Three, two, one.

Time's up. Stop moving.

(I am a pillar!)

(Standing straight)

Yi Kyung, please come in.

(Every survivor is alive for now.)

(The zombie has super good hearing as his vision has deteriorated.)

(Never make a noise.)

(Walking slowly)

(Hitting with an empty bottle)

(I'm scared.)

(A loud, repetitive noise...)

(makes Sun Haeng feel uneasy.)

(A silent scream)

(My friend, it's dangerous.)

(The ball makes a noise as it hits the floor.)

(Rolling)

(The zombie walks past Sun Haeng.)

(Sun Haeng barely survived.)

(The pervert zombie approaches the pile of pillows.)

(I am a pillow.)

(Throwing)

(Striding)

(Thud)

(Unlike his scary appearance, he gets scared easily.)

Hold on. Where is everybody?

(Stretching out his arm)

What? Where did they go?

Five, four,

three, two, one.

- Time's up. It's over. - Where are they?

(Round 1 is over.)

(Every survivor survived.)

My gosh. What's that?

What?

- I totally got goosebumps... - That was close.

- Why? - when you came near me.

- This time, Sun Haeng should go. - Oh, me?

- They will tie this for you. - Okay.

- Oh, nice. - Should I not go in here this time?

- Tell me where Mr. Yu is. - Okay.

Then, don't catch me.

(Okay.)

- What are you doing right now? - No, it's nothing.

- What are you doing? - Nothing.

We'll give you 30 seconds.

(Round 2 begins as they feel curious.)

(I'll go somewhere else.)

Start. Come in.

(Growling)

To your left.

To your left just as you enter.

(To the left, okay.)

(Flabbergasted)

(They blatantly carry out their plot whether they get caught or not.)

Hey.

Hey.

What is he doing?

- Why? - Hey.

You have to keep going until your time is up.

- Oh, do I have to keep going? - You have to keep going.

What are you doing?

Oh, I'm sorry.

Gosh, what is this?

(Zombie Sun Haeng doesn't know anything other than good deeds.)

- No plotting. - Okay, no plotting.

(This time, he goes far away from the entrance.)

(Jin Joo, Mi Joo, Mr. Lee, General Manager Yu)

(Assistant Manager Joo, Senior Manager Ha)

(Without any schemes,)

(Zombie Sun Haeng, who has arisen, is coming.)

(I am Zombie Sun Haeng.)

(Good deeds!)

(Growling)

(Laughing)

(Holding back his laughter)

(Growling)

(Walking in an awkward stance)

(Attacking)

(Gibberish)

No! Hey, if you move, you'll be in big trouble.

What?

(Watching Zombie Sun Haeng is so much fun.)

I can hear you over here.

I told you that you couldn't move!

(You're in the wrong spot.)

(Recalculating route)

My ears...

(Screaming)

Oh, I'm going to bite you!

(Still, he got close to his target in no time.)

Okay, I'm here.

What's this? What?

(He just pours it out.)

(Infected)

Here.

(He moves right to the side.)

(Feeling things out)

What's this?

(What's this?)

(Crashing down)

(General Manager Yu breaks down from a small but impactful touch.)

(Nice shot, Sun Haeng.)

Hey. Gosh.

(He's just happy that he caught someone.)

Hey!

I mean, I know this is a game,

but this is so humiliating.

He kept poking me with that thing.

- One minute has passed. - Gosh.

- What's this? - I mean...

Gosh. Why would you poke me there?

- Where did I poke you? - Why did you poke me?

- Where? I don't know. - My gosh.

Jae Seok and Woo Jae were caught.

Then, Woo Jae and Jae Seok will go together.

- Okay. - This time, there will be two.

(The remaining survivors)

Ten seconds.

- Ten seconds? - Hide within ten seconds.

Hang on. Should I just try sitting in the middle of the room?

- Get ready! - Should I leave it up to luck?

Come on in.

(The zombie pair appears.)

(The General Manager zombie's face was affected by the virus the most.)

(Pounding on someone's upper and lower body separately)

(I've got you now.)

- It's the cameraman. - Oh, gosh. I'm sorry.

- I'm sorry. - Oh, no!

Why didn't you say anything?

- Why didn't you say so? - Why didn't you say anything?

I'm sorry.

- Gosh, I'm sorry. - Sorry.

What?

(This voice is...)

(The zombies go crazy again after hearing the noise.)

(They search thoroughly.)

(Infected)

Mi Joo is out.

(Meanwhile, the boney zombie searches elsewhere.)

(Jin Joo is in danger.)

(I'm getting...)

(something.)

Oh, here you are.

(The boney zombie is frivolous.)

(Punishing)

Hey! Who are you?

(Employee Jin Joo continues to throw kicks after she's infected.)

I got you.

(Infected)

(General Manager zombie continues his hunt.)

What?

(Senior Manager Ha got caught while hiding strategically in the middle.)

Who are you?

(After finding out who the prey is like a gentleman,)

(he throws concentrated blows.)

Oh, no!

(Infected)

How did he find exactly where I was?

(Now, only Mr. Lee and Sun Haeng remain.)

(Strumming)

(Why is there a guitar here?)

(Feeling dizzy)

(I've got you, punk.)

(What are you two doing?)

- Is it over? - Yes.

- Okay! Indeed. - Seriously.

(By the way, did we catch everyone?)

Sun Haeng.

Sun Haeng was just sitting here.

(The only survivor, Sun Haeng)

- This is fun. - Right.

- All right, then. - Yes?

- Sun Haeng! - Gosh, that's amazing.

- Congratulations. - Gosh.

- Open it up. - Congratulations.

Take a look at what it is, Sun Haeng.

- Gosh. It's a long padded jacket. - Gosh.

- Really? - Gosh.

(Gasping in surprise)

What is it?

I don't know.

In the 1980s, duck-down padded jackets were rare.

- Gosh, Sun Haeng. I'm jealous. - This is perfect.

(It fits him perfectly.)

- That looks great on you. - This is so warm.

Let's have a seat. Gosh, we played games...

and did a lot today.

We should play more games so we can divide the gifts.

I should go home first.

All right. Today's excursion...

Let's divide up the prizes. Let's divide them up and finish.

- Okay. - What's this?

By the way, I'm sorry, but...

What about this?

- Is this the gift? - The gift.

I asked for the prizes, but they gave me a table.

Oh, is that how it is?

- Oh, you asked for a prize... - I asked for a prize.

(They gave him a slightly different kind of prize.)

- What? - Why? That can be a prize.

- What's wrong? - Yes, you're right.

- You can take that home. - That's funny.

Take a picture with that.

- Bring that here. - This is our prize.

We're all in a daze.

All right. Good Deeds!

- Let's go! - Let's go!

(Wishing everyone a great performance...)

(for good deeds this year as well)

(Winter, 2024)

(Hangout with Yoo, the gift package of Saturday)

- Gosh, hello. - Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

It's good to see you.

- Goodness. - Happy New Year.

- All right. Come this way. - Okay.

Yes, have a seat.

Oh, here it is. Happy New Year.

(A sudden bow)

Happy New Year.

- Okay, have a seat. - Okay.

(It deepens)

(A woman appears with a sorrowful song.)

(A face of deep longing)

(Can it not be?)

What's up with her?

She's really crazy.

It is already 2024.

- Jin Joo. - Yes?

- Jin Joo, hurry up and come in. - Hello.

- Why aren't the other guys here? - Well,

I'm sure they'll be here.

You're sure they'll be here? Are we shooting with just us today?

- Oh, my. Handsome men are here. - Are they here?

Hello.

- Gosh, look at him. - Come on in.

Look at how the skinny ones are carrying heat packs.

Why?

- Only the skinny guy brought it. - Hurry up.

He's handsome.

Only the two skinny people are carrying these sandbags.

- Why did you bring those? - Why? Are you cold?

- Gosh, these are... - Aren't you cold?

- The weather is a bit warmer today. - I have a burning passion.

"A bit warmer?" Gosh, it's minus 10°C outside.

I thought it wasn't that bad.

- I wore a light jacket. - Jae Seok.

- Really? - Jae Seok is...

- Gosh. - unable to feel the cold.

- Why? - You're working so hard.

- Goodness. - Thank you.

- Thank you. - We could've done that ourselves.

- Happy New Year. - You will be lucky in the new year.

Seriously, since "Infinite Challenge," Jung Kyu has been...

a necessary member of the staff.

- Ever since he was a baby, - Don't go away.

- we'd wipe his nose for him. - He was the youngest...

(He joined "Infinite Challenge" in 2009.)

(He's an FD with 15 years of experience,)

(working quietly behind the camera.)

(Jung Kyu.)

Going down.

(The adorable FD Jung Kyu when he was younger)

How old are you now, Jung Kyu?

- Jung Kyu is... - I'm 40.

Really?

(He's forty?)

- I'm sorry, Jung Kyu. - Sir!

- I'm sorry, sir. - I didn't realize.

- Sir! - Hello, sir.

- Sir! I spoke so rudely. - I'm sorry, Jung Kyu.

You will be lucky in the new year.

- You said... - What? "Congratulations?"

- I mean, I didn't know... - What? "Congratulations?"

- Jung Kyu, you're 40? - When did this happen?

- This is crazy. - You look so young!

- When did you become 40? - He really does look young.

- Is he really 40? - I'm sorry.

Gosh, I just got goosebumps.

I thought...

- you were in your mid-30s. - I was so surprised.

- Gosh, Jung Kyu. I'm sorry. - Oh, my.

I'm serious. Jae Seok.

- Jung Kyu. When did you... - I'm so sorry. Really.

- Even you are 40 now? - Gosh.

I'm sorry I didn't know.

- They didn't know. - I'll treat you with respect, sir.

- Gosh. - Jung Kyu is...

Gosh, Jung Kyu.

Viewers, Jung Kyu has turned 40.

Congratulations!

- You may be wondering who he is. - Do they know?

- I mean... - Well...

- He was our youngest. - He really was.

- Since "Infinite Challenge." - Right.

I thought he'd be younger than me for sure.

- Seriously... - Me too.

- I thought... - I assumed he was my age.

Anyway, it is now 2024.

This is the Year of the Dragon.

We worked hard last year as well,

but we should rise...

- to the sky this year like dragons. - Yes.

- Born in the Year of the Dragon. - I hope your year is like that.

All right. Happy...

- New Year. - Happy New Year.

Happy New Year.

- Happy New Year. - Happy New Year.

- Be healthy. - Happy New Year.

- Pretending to bow, I make a heart. - We wish you a big success.

We wish you a big success.

I love the holiday atmosphere.

- Me too. - Right.

What are you going to do on Lunar New Year's Day?

- When you're little, - Yes.

- you visit your eldest uncle. - Yes.

Because of traffic, it took more than ten hours.

That's how it was back then.

I was lying in the back seat while my dad was driving.

- He took out the map and... - So what are you going to do?

- Gosh. - What are you going to do?

- It's Lunar New Year's Day. - Do you not have time?

- It's Lunar New Year's Day. - Jae Seok.

He's almost there.

What do they call this kind of anger?

- I don't know. - What kind of anger is that?

- What are you doing? - It's Lunar New Year's Day.

Why are you telling us the whole episode?

That's how it was back then, but now,

my parents have become grandparents.

- Oh, my. - So they come to their house.

- Because I have a niece. - They visit now?

So my brother and his wife would come.

How about you, Mi Joo?

I think I'll go to my parent's house too.

- It's in Daejeon. - Daejeon?

I'll have a great time with my family.

- What are you going to do? - Will you go to the famous bakery?

I'm thinking of doing nothing.

I just want to stay with my family.

- You're going to meet them. - That's very heartwarming.

What are you going to do, Yi Kyung?

Nothing much. My schedule is full in February.

- So you can't visit your family. - So I'll just visit Haha.

- Yes. You should come. - I'll cook for an ancestral rite.

We don't do that.

- Just make yourself at home. - Really?

We're going to order delivery.

You must come.

The reason why he's being so nice to me now...

is because I suddenly got emotional on my way home...

and called him while crying not long ago.

After that, he...

- Why did you cry? - Why did you cry?

It was a rainy day. When I was walking home...

in the rain, I thought of him.

- So? - He woke up because of the call.

And I got so sad, hearing that voice.

- He was surprised and woke up. - I know.

- We cried together. I cried too. - What?

- I was crying. - I cried too.

(Holding hands tightly)

This is how it ended. "Okay, Yi Kyung."

- "Go home safely." - You guys are ridiculous.

"Have a good night. I'll call you in the morning."

- Gosh. - "I love you." And suddenly,

he goes, "I love you?"

- I hate it. - "I love you."

- He got emotional again. - My gosh.

We started crying again.

We're very affectionate toward each other.

These guys are so...

- What are you going to do? - I know.

I'm going to spend time with my family.

On the last day of the holiday,

I'm going to meet my friends, including Seok Sam.

Or we could take...

an overnight trip.

- During the holidays? - Yes.

Those who are in their 40s and 50s only.

- Let's go. - You guys go.

- Those in their 40s and 50s? - You guys...

Let's not go.

Right. You're not in your 40s.

It's just the two of you.

- Just the two of them? - Just us?

Just the two of them.

(His blood pressure slightly increased.)

That punk is...

I saw your eyes anyway.

I wasn't going to call you...

- to ask you anyway. - We won't.

- You're a genius. - Jung Kyu,

what are you going to do on the Lunar New Year's Day?

He's in his 40s.

- Jung Kyu, where is your home? - What are you going to do?

- We'll go. - We'll drive to your house.

You barely made it because you're 40.

- You're from Mokpo. - Yes.

- Are you going to your hometown? - Yes, I am.

- You are? - Yes. My mom...

will be waving at me with a smile at Mokpo Station.

(Laughing)

- It's just... - Do you think other moms...

- would be frowning? - Would they be crying?

- Do you think they'd be like this? - I mean...

It's kind of funny.

- But it's true. Yes. - Is it?

Do you drink with your parents?

Do you just talk?

We sit down and talk until we go to bed.

We talk about how hard we work.

(She's talking nonsense again.)

I'm sorry, but I thought it was a morning show.

Please.

Don't do it. Seriously.

- I was holding it in. - Yes.

- You couldn't help it. - Yes. My hand reached for it.

He was also going crazy as he wanted to take it off in the morning.

I was worried too, putting this on my hair in a beauty salon.

I thought there would be no ungentlemanly men to take it off.

- But they... - Wait. Do you expect us...

to be gentlemen after all these years?

- Hey, we're friends. - We're friends.

But it's about manners.

I dressed up nicely.

- I see. Can you press it? - "I see?"

- "I see." - Ding-dong.

Iced Americano, please.

I'd like to have a weak iced Americano.

- I'll have decaf. - Decaf?

- I got you. - Okay.

(Your order is taken.)

The weak coffee is for Jae Seok.

If it's near there, it doesn't matter.

I wanted to put ice in it.

I heard Jin Joo singing.

- Sing "Chandelier" for us. - Sorry?

- "Chandelier." - Oh, chandelier

Sing "Chandelier." Go.

Oh

(Screaming)

So that was what he wanted to do.

(What did I see?)

- Hey! - This is...

- What's this? - My gosh.

Gosh, I hate it.

- I mean... - Jin Joo.

You sang a higher note.

- It's humiliating. - You have a wider range now.

You have a wider range now.

He's so bad.

When we were joking, Jae Seok looked so...

Because your prank is...

- Too childish? - Too childish.

My pranks are always classy.

- What are you talking about? - What?

My jokes are luxurious.

- What did you say? - I don't make jokes like that.

His pranks are childish. Putting his finger in her mouth.

(The finger prank was ridiculous.)

By the way, we don't need gifts this time.

- Right. No holiday gifts. - Let's not do it.

- Let's not gift one another. - Please.

- No gifts for us. - No gifts.

Let's just send a heartwarming message.

Jae Seok will send gifts 100 percent.

- No. - Don't do it.

- Don't do it. - I got it.

Don't send gifts to the members of "Running Man" either.

Why not?

If you don't gift us, don't gift them, either.

This time.

If he gifts the members of "Running Man," Haha will get one.

He will.

No. Let's not gift one another.

- Let's not do it for real. - Let's not do it.

- Actually. - Yes.

we have a senior citizen on our show now.

I was surprised when I heard his age.

- Yes. - We shouldn't sit like this.

- We should make a New Year's bow. - We should.

We should. We should be respectful.

- Get up. - Yes. While we're at it,

- we should do it right away. - Let's do that.

- Okay. - Yes.

- Make a New Year's bow. - We should be polite.

Chan Se, bring his wallet.

No.

- Chan Se. - I didn't bring my wallet today.

(He wants to receive the New Year's cash gift instead.)

- I'll lend you money. - I didn't bring my wallet.

- What's that? - I'll lend you money.

He's lending you money. You can pay him back later.

But I don't want to pay back.

Jae Seok, you worked very hard.

I just hope you stay healthy.

I'll be loyal.

Salute!

Happy New Year.

Happy New Year.

(You should bow to each other unless you're related...)

(or have an age gap that is bigger than 15 years.)

I always thank you.

Should we do it 1 by 1?

(Now that they bowed, it's time to collect money.)

(Waiting in line)

We should still get money.

(Ten dollars)

Jae Seok.

I have three children.

(Oh, right)

Here. 30 dollars.

- Jae Seok. 30 dollars is... - I don't have a lot of money.

- I don't have a lot of money. - It's embarrassing.

Give me 20 dollars more for Go Eun.

- I'll give you 40 dollars. - Just 20 dollars more.

(Okay, next.)

For Woo Jae, let me see.

You'll be 40 soon.

- Yes. - So for him...

(Will he give me 40 bills as I will turn 40?)

Twenty dollars.

(It's 20 dollars.)

- You have a niece. - I...

- have a niece. - Listen to his story.

- I should look for a spouse too. - Yes.

- I see. - You know it.

- Right. Give it to me. - Why?

Okay.

Here is ten dollars for you.

It's ten dollars.

Move over. Next.

- Jae Seok, I... - You guys go out...

- No. - No.

Listen.

- It's not fair. - Listen.

- They're rioting. - Come on.

Listen. Hold on.

- Listen. - Okay.

- We have stories. - Okay.

- Say it again. - Okay.

I have a health check-up coming up soon.

There's something big...

Isn't he working more than any of us?

- Yi Kyung is working more. - He has so much work.

- Go to the back. - I'm going to cry.

He filmed a commercial too.

- Right. Jin Joo. - Yes.

I'm old enough to marry.

- You are? Congratulations. - Yes.

If I receive money from you,

I think it will give me the courage to work harder.

- Here's 30 dollars. - Gosh.

It's 30 dollars.

- It's 30 dollars for Jin Joo. - Thank you.

Mi Joo.

I'm still young and have a bright future.

There are many things I want to do.

Right. Mi Joo is still very young.

There are so many things I want to do.

I'll give you 5 dollars. This is 10. So give me 5.

No.

- That's enough. - Give me a little bit more.

I'm the youngest. Give me more!

- You should go now. - What's this?

- Go away. - Next.

What?

Wait. Jung Kyu is...

- Jung Kyu is 40. - I didn't know you would come.

- He's 40. - He's 40.

I should give him a lot. Hold on.

He's been working with you for 15 years.

It's 150 dollars.

As it's been 15 years, I'll give you 150 dollars and 50 dollars more.

It's 200 dollars in total.

(He got 200 dollars as a New Year's cash gift.)

Jung Kyu.

- Thank you. - Are you giving it to him for real?

- Sorry? - Are you giving it to him for real?

You're older than me. So sit down. I'll make a New Year's bow.

No.

Don't touch his money.

Where is the cash gift you got?

Don't crumple the bills. Give them to me.

What?

- What are you talking about? - I'll give it to you later.

Why do you want to keep it? You gave it to me.

- I'll keep it for you. - He's like my parents.

- Give it to me. - Are you going to give it back?

Of course.

Can I tell you something?

What is it?

Would you like to take a look at his chest?

- What? - For real?

(He's trying to keep a poker face, but...)

This guy is ridiculous.

- Why? - Oh, my goodness.

- For real. - Woo Jae.

He must've hidden it somewhere else too.

- No. - It must be somewhere.

- I received two bills. - It must be somewhere.

You took it away from me!

- It must be somewhere. - Let go of me.

- It must be somewhere. - He hid it somewhere.

- I got nothing. - It must be somewhere.

(You should've not hidden it.)

It must be somewhere.

- No! I have nothing now. - As expected,

- this is a virtue. - Hey, I have nothing.

It must be somewhere.

This is a virtue.

(Going through with a fine-tooth comb)

- Hey! I got my hair and makeup... - It must be somewhere.

done in Cheogdam-dong!

(He lost his hair and makeup, trying to keep the cash gift.)

Say that you did wrong.

I'm only wearing my underwear under these pants.

- Really? - It's underwear for real.

Woo Jae.

You must always be humble.

What do you think you're doing? It's the Lunar New Year's.

- He was rolling. - Wait, Jae Seok.

(Creeping over)

(Picking things up)

You bought new gloves?

- No. - Are they earplugs, then?

They're earplugs.

I'm sorry, but is this really making classy jokes?

My pranks are always classy.

- My jokes... - Classy?

Is that a classy joke?

You have to make sure your jokes are luxurious.

- Luxurious. - This is luxury.

I see, Jae Seok.

This isn't detrimental to Woo Jae at all.

- Gosh. - How is that luxury?

How is that classy?

Are you having fun?

(I'm having fun.)

- Gosh. - Gosh.

- What are we doing today? - Yes.

Some people might be spending Lunar New Year's alone.

- Of course. - So many people live alone now.

There's an unexpected number of people spending it alone.

- There are a ton. - A lot of people are doing that.

We're going to visit someone spending Lunar New Year's alone.

We'll make the food they want for them...

- What? - and have a good time with them.

- Then let's go. - Let's go!

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

Where are we going?

(They get into the car without knowing their destination.)

Where is this?

(Checking the mission card with the hint on it)

It says only Woo Jae hasn't met this person before.

(Hint 1: Only Woo Jae hasn't met this person before.)

- Just me? - Just you?

Who was on "Sixth Sense?"

- I was. - Me too.

- I wasn't. - Me neither.

But you saw everyone on "Running Man."

You probably saw them on "Running Man," though.

Their favorite food is japchae.

- Japchae? - I love japchae too.

- I know. - A lot of people love japchae.

- I think a lot of people would. - It's popular.

Making japchae...

isn't as hard as you'd think. That's what I heard.

- It's not hard, but it is. - It needs a lot of prep.

- It's very labor-intensive to prep. - Really?

So it's hard to make?

It's good if you add in ramyeon soup base at the end.

Who adds ramyeon soup base to japchae?

What about putting maple syrup in it?

Why would you add maple syrup to glass noodles?

- First of all... - Why add maple syrup?

It would be foreign-style japchae.

We need carrots, sesame oil, and soy sauce.

- Have you made japchae before? - No, never.

- I've made it before. - Then stay quiet.

- I think I'm the best cook here. - That's true, Yi Kyung.

- Who is? - Me.

I'll even make rice cake soup for them.

The first place we're going is the market.

But since we're all in hanboks...

and going to do something good for a special person,

this ordinary day has started to feel special.

Because of what you said, my special day is now ordinary.

(Pearl's words have brought tragedy upon her.)

It was feeling special before.

Jin Joo, my special day...

now feels so very ordinary.

I definitely apologize for this.

Here it is. It's the store.

(Arriving at an ordinary store)

- Let's go. - You guys stay here.

Woo Jae, I want bungeoppang.

- What was that? - Red bean bungeoppang.

- Bungeoppang. - Yes.

- Woo Jae. Don't buy that. - All right.

- Bungeoppang. - Bungeoppang.

Great. We'll take everything.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Wait. Are we buying... - Let's shop.

ingredients for japchae?

- A small glass noodles package. - I think we'll be making it...

since they said they liked it.

- Glass noodles. - We got glass noodles.

(They get pre-cut glass noodles which are easy to eat.)

Wait, I'll look up a japchae recipe.

Yes, find the simplest recipe.

I'll just pick out the ingredients we need.

We can just buy what we need. Carrots.

(I have a recipe in my head.)

We'll have to sauté onions.

(Minced garlic)

Shiitake mushrooms. That's too many.

- Yi Kyung, we need onions. - Shiitake mushrooms.

- I already got these. - Minced garlic, carrot, and onion.

- I know what we need. - Great.

(He prepared everything as the knowledgeable one.)

Sesame oil and cooking oil.

(Woo Jae goes to pick out the sauces.)

Here it is.

The small one is enough, right?

(Picking the size that suits a small eater)

(Let me see.)

Can't we add this to japchae?

Can't we add this?

(Tonkatsu sauce?)

(My name is Joo Woo Jae, and I love sweet flavors.)

- Haha. - Yes?

Can we add tonkatsu sauce to japchae?

(Laughing)

- Can we add this sauce? - No, we can't.

- But this is a marinade too. - We can't add tonkatsu sauce.

Yi Kyung, can we add this to japchae?

- No, of course not. - But why not?

It's tasty.

Oyster sauce would be better.

Isn't oyster sauce made from oysters?

No, I mean...

Why can't we add tonkatsu sauce if oyster sauce is allowed?

It's because tonkatsu sauce... Just buy it then, you punk.

(He wins this one.)

You have such a child's tastebuds.

(He wants to add sweet flavors by any means possible.)

Hey, these expensive mandrins...

Yi Kyung, shouldn't we buy this as a gift for the person?

- You think? - It's just manners.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

Goodbye.

I think we bought more food than for our excursion.

- No. - We could've bought more.

He's not as warm-hearted as I thought.

I thought we were all the same type.

(Peeking over)

Why did they buy so much?

What are they doing?

(Discovering the members with their hands full)

Hey!

We're just making japchae. Are you going to your hometown?

What is all that?

It's not too much.

You'll tell us we did a good job once you see what we bought.

You'll praise us.

(Flabbergasted)

- Hey... - Why did you buy so much?

- You bought so much. - Isn't it ridiculous?

How much did you spend?

- Jae Seok. - It's really not too much.

No one could hold back. I tried and this is what happened.

It's not about holding back. Everyone was happy with these.

My opinion was not taken into consideration at all.

Honestly, do you think it's right...

- that we bought tonkatsu sauce? - What is that for?

- Who bought tonkatsu sauce? - You bought it?

- Woo Jae. - Woo Jae.

He was asking why we couldn't add it to the japchae.

- That's not right. - But Jae Seok.

We only spent 3.40 cents worth of my opinion.

Here, have this.

(Using ice cream to cool the high expenditure)

Just go.

(Enjoying a bite)

(Enjoying)

It's tasty.

Ice cream is always tasty in the winter.

- Are we there yet, Jae Seok? - Yes, almost there.

(Thinking)

Wait, if we're in this neighborhood,

- aren't we by Mi Joo's house? - You're right.

A lot of celebrities live around here.

- Maybe it's Heize? - Who is it?

Mi Joo, aren't you close with Heize?

Yes, we are. I think she lives around here.

- I've met Heize before. - Really?

Someone who likes japchae and has never met Woo Jae.

Why do they like japchae, though?

(They like japchae?)

It must be Jessi.

She likes japchae?

I think Jessi likes japchae.

You think it's Jessi? I don't think it is.

Who is someone that only I haven't met before?

- I know. - It's here, right?

It must be Sook!

- She lives here? - She doesn't live around here.

It has to be someone who hasn't met Woo Jae.

- Oh, right. - Yes.

They're not here yet?

(Dancing while waiting)

They haven't even left yet?

Shall we get out now?

- Yes. - Yes.

Who could it be?

I'm looking forward to it, though.

- What is this? - It's manners.

You look like two newlywed couples coming to greet their in-laws.

"Hello, mother."

- But as soon as I heard it... - I'll carry that.

Where are the ones who are younger than me?

- I'm here. - You want me to carry these?

- You could carry those for Uncle. - Gosh.

You young punks could at least pretend to carry them for me.

We'll carry them. We're sorry.

- Gosh. - I'll carry them.

Would he feel good now that he's had to tell you to carry them?

- Gosh. Someone will carry it. - Can you get this for me?

(Uncle is strict about educating youngsters on social hierarchies.)

- Give it to me. - It's okay.

- I'll carry this. - Let go.

- Gosh. - Gosh, don't do this.

- There's a camera. - So we have to do this.

Your personalities are really...

- There's a dog. - You stick to your character well.

- Is this it? - You stick to your character well.

(Suddenly opening)

Gosh.

- It's Jessi. - Jessi.

Jessi.

- Who is this? - Happy New Year.

- Jessi. - Jessi, have you been well?

Have you been well?

You stick to your character well.

(Suddenly opening)

Gosh.

- It's Jessi. - Jessi.

Jessi.

- Who is this? - Happy New Year.

- Jessi. - Jessi, have you been well?

Have you been well?

(Treasuring her moments with Jimmy Yu as Eun Bee)

(Even her awkward Korean is lovable.)

(Jessi, the sister no one can hate)

Jessi, how have you been?

- Hi. - So it is Jessi.

Hi, Jessi.

(Warm hugs for the guys she hasn't seen in ages)

- Jessi, hi. - Hi.

- You're Ho Hyun Ju. - Hello.

- This is no joke. - Hello.

- Chewie, hi. - Chewie got so big.

Jessi, this is so nice.

- Gosh, I'm at Jessi's house? - Your house is so nice.

- Your house is so nice. - Jessi.

Look at Chewie.

That's the same breed I have.

I never thought I'd end up at Jessi's house.

- How did you know it was Jessi... - This is crazy.

from the japchae hint alone?

I knew she liked japchae, so I wondered it if was her.

Now that I think about it...

So she likes japchae.

- It's been ages. Let's do this. - Now that I think about it...

- Hey. - Gosh.

These girls are at it again.

Wait. Clean up these jackets.

This is...

- I know a lot of people... - Okay.

- misunderstand me. - This isn't goodwill.

I may seem rough on the outside,

- but I'm actually very clean. - Then where do we put them?

- No. - But...

- Hyun Ju. - Your perfume is the strongest.

- I can only smell you. - I can only smell your perfume.

- Really? - Your perfume is the strongest.

- What? - No, I live really neatly, but...

Anyway...

- Happy New Year. - Happy New Year.

- Happy New Year. - She looks great in a hanbok.

- All of a sudden? - Hey.

- Hang on. Let's sit down. - What's this? Nice.

Hey, you little...

You can't touch a girl's hair.

We met for the first time in a while.

- You know, Jessi is... - Yes?

- not like Jin Joo or Mi Joo. - Darn it.

No, but we can.

- Why? What year were you born? - In 1988.

- It's okay for me... - No, he was born in January 1989.

- Hey! - It's still the Year of the Dragon.

- No, he doesn't mean... - Wait.

I was born in the Year of the Dragon.

- Me too. - He was too.

- You were born in 1989. - No, I was born in December.

By the way, you said this was your first time meeting Woo Jae?

Yes. Hello.

- We meet before. - Where?

Gosh, when was it?

It was a long time ago somewhere in Itawon.

- There was a short meeting... - Were you at a club?

Then...

She must've confused him with Lee Yoon Seok.

That could happen.

- No, that's because... - Gosh.

- "How could you say such a thing?" - "How could you say such a thing?"

I mean,

I can't recognize people well when I go out.

You could say this is our first meeting.

Right, that's pretty much right.

- That's why you got it wrong. - We're meeting for the first time.

Here, Jessi.

- It's a present. - A present.

- Red tangerines? - These are awesome. Look.

- Don't they look good? - They look delicious.

You know what they are, right?

- Are they "Hara Ppong?" - Oh, Halla...

- "Hara Ppong?" - They're not "Hara Ppong."

They're not for your grandpa.

- What's a "Hara Ppong?" - They're not "Hara Ppong."

- What are they called? - Hallabong.

- Hallabong. - Hallabong.

- Let's take a seat first. - Let's sit down and talk.

Jae Seok, come here. I wanted to make Mi Joo...

wear all of these clothes.

- Oh, my. - These ones.

I don't look good in these, Jessi.

- Only you can pull these off. - You haven't even tried them on.

Only you can pull these off.

I can't... These are adult clothes.

By the way, you have so many clothes.

Gosh, Jessi.

- Your house is so... - Why?

It's so nice.

It's so... Gosh. There's even a dressing room.

- Jessi. - I have so many clothes.

You really made it big.

You're a successful person.

- Chewie has gotten so big. - Puppy!

- Chewie... - Yes.

shouldn't get any bigger.

Why not?

He's five years old.

- Gosh, is he five already? - He's not afraid anymore.

- Chewie, no. - Chewie, no.

Chewie isn't your average dog.

- "Not your average dog." - On the set,

the thing Jessi says the most to Chewie is...

- Chewie, no. - Chewie, no.

No!

You have to make it strong. No! Chewie.

- Chewie, no. - Chewie, you're pretty.

By the way,

- Mi Joo looks pretty in anything. - How much should I answer...

What's that, Jessi?

- What are you doing? - What is this, all of a sudden?

- Are you cold or something? - Hey, you're drooling.

You got beaten up by Jessi in the past, didn't you?

She's being this gentle?

Unless that's true...

- That's not true. - No, it's because I like Jessi.

The reason why Mi Joo likes me...

is because I say it like it is to her.

So, Jessi always gives Mi Joo...

and other people younger than her lots of compliments.

She tells them they look pretty...

- and that they're dressed nicely. - Of course.

- She does things with them. - I said she felt like a mom.

Why are you suddenly doing that?

I mean, he feels like my dad.

- I saw her since she was so young. - Because Haha...

- When I was really young, - Right.

- he always believed in me. - Of course.

- I always remember that stuff. - Of course.

- You know? - Jessi. Yes.

So that's what you're supposed to do.

- That's right. - I was just worried.

Right. Hey...

And what day is it today? It's Lunar New Year's Day.

- Take it easy. - Jessi really cherishes me.

- She likes him. - She finds you...

- particularly comforting. - Right, particularly.

She likes me a lot,

- and we were on a show together. - Of course.

- Yes! - Jessi, what do you do...

for the New Year's holidays?

My whole family is in the US.

- But I just... - Right.

stay home for any holiday like Lunar New Year's Day.

- I should rest then. - Right.

What are you going to do?

I don't know. What do you do when you're home?

(Flustered)

I mean, of course,

I feel lonely on Lunar New Year's Day or Christmas.

Right, it's lonely.

You need your family.

But in the US, you don't celebrate Lunar New Year's like in Korea.

- Mi Joo doesn't? - No, in the US.

- Oh, in the US? - In the US.

- Right. There's no Lunar New Year. - But then...

Look. We stop saying "Happy New Year" after January 1.

Right.

American holidays are like...

- Thanksgiving and stuff like that. - Thanksgiving Day.

Thanksgiving. Turkey.

- The Super Bowl. - Oh, right.

- Isn't that one? Black Friday? - Is that...

- What? - Black Friday.

Hey, that's just a day for spending money and buying...

- cheap clothes... - We're talking about holidays.

Why are you talking about Black Friday?

- Hey. - I know that much too.

What do you mean, Black Friday?

He said it first.

- That's a big day for sales. - I didn't mean that.

- But... - Yes?

He speaks very well.

(He suddenly gets a compliment.)

- He looks happy. - They have such great chemistry.

- Right. - Nice.

I love being complimented in a situation like this.

Right.

Anyway, that's not important.

So, what were you saying?

- American holidays? - I didn't say anything.

(Taken aback)

By the way, Jessi does lean on Jae Seok a lot as she talks.

- Of course. - She does.

Hyun Ju, how long has it been since you've been living in Korea?

How many years has it been since your debut?

- It's been a while. - It's been 18 years.

- Why did it have to be 18? - Out of all the numbers...

It just had to be...

- You could pronounce it more... - How? It's been 18 years.

- Gosh, that was even scarier. - Why is it different?

- All right. About 20 years. - Yes, about 20.

- She started as Jessica H.O. - When she was a baby.

- She went through a lot back then. - Yes, a lot.

- You were in high school, right? - I was 14.

- What, 14? - Isn't 14 still in middle school?

Yes, so after that,

I was about 16 or 17 years old.

- After that... - Jae Seok, I'm sorry,

but those are the puppy's stairs.

Oh, is that right?

(Stealing Chewie's seat without meaning to)

- A lot of people sit on them. - Wait.

- This seat was more comfortable. - Yes.

- That's understandable. - So, it's...

the Lunar New Year's holidays.

- Hyun Ju, any plans for this year? - Plans for this year.

I... Well...

Music, my business,

- and acting. - Three?

- Oh, really? - Yes!

I think it's a new challenge.

- That's cool. - I'm rooting for you.

It's really hard, but it's so much fun.

- That's a huge challenge. - It's a different challenge.

Mi Joo, you should try a lot of different things too.

I will.

What should I do?

I just wish that Mi Joo wouldn't do music...

that seems too much like idol music.

What kind of music, then?

- That's why I'm NUNU NANA - No. That's not it either.

- But that's really Hyun Ju's... - Only Jessi can do that.

Can't you sing that for us once?

For the first time in a while.

(That's why I'm NUNU NANA)

(Refreshing)

(Their ears have been unclogged.)

- It's different. - Gosh, it's different.

- That's why I'm... Gosh. - You can't do it.

(What kind of beast do you think I am?)

(Watching from the front-row seat)

(Sounding like an old man)

- No, you can't do it like that. - You just sound like a fool.

You need to use your abs.

From what I can see,

you use your throat too much.

She's saying you're all throat.

(All throat)

- He uses his throat too much. - Say something, Haha.

- He'll damage his throat. - Gosh, well...

- You're right. That's true. - Say something.

- Right. - No, really.

- I like seeing you admit it. - But you're really sensitive...

- Gosh, I'm tired. - when it comes to music.

Gosh, I'm so tired.

He doesn't like it...

- when people criticize his music. - But I'm being sincere.

- Jessi only says the truth. - Right.

- You should listen carefully. - Okay, I got it.

Oh, that sounds nice.

- You have to find the right song. - Yes, but...

Can that be on TV?

- What? - That.

(An item unsuitable for TV?)

- Isn't that... No? - What? Poop?

Isn't that an electronic cigarette?

- It's not an electronic cigarette. - No, it's not.

- This is a lighter. - Jae Seok...

(It's a lighter for candles.)

- Oh, my gosh! - I'm sorry.

- It's a lighter. - Oh, my gosh! Jae Seok.

- Jae Seok, do you think... - I'm sorry.

- Sorry! - Jessi would sit here like this?

- Something this big? - Sorry.

- It's huge! - Sorry. Hey!

Hyun Ju!

- Oh, my mistake! Hey, Hyun Ju! - Isn't it a pipe?

- I'm sorry. - I told you.

- I quit smoking e-cigs. - Yes.

- Jessi quit smoking. - No, I just thought...

it was a large-capacity e-cig.

- Why are you saying that? - A large-capacity e-cig.

Sorry. It wasn't. Right.

(Feeling bothered)

By the way,

- did you have breakfast today? - No, I didn't.

Why didn't you have breakfast?

I had to go to the salon...

Why are you making her mad?

- I didn't mean to... - She had to go to the salon.

- Oh, did you go to the salon? - They said I had to get this done.

I was just going to shoot in my pajamas.

- But you look so pretty. - They told me to do this.

- Because it's Lunar New Year's. - Why are you upset?

- But... - Look. On Lunar New Year's,

- Yes. - you eat food...

She won't let me get a word in.

- You eat food and bow. - Right.

- Yes. - That's right.

By the way, you wore your nose ring for the first time in a while.

Jae Seok, you said the same thing last time.

- Oh, really? - Jae Seok, are you okay?

- But... - Are you okay? Jae Seok.

- I'm okay. - Seriously,

- We're close. - Jae Seok.

- She's not mad. We're just talking. - But obviously...

You seem a little flustered.

- You were hypnotizing yourself. - Right, you were...

- "Jessi wasn't mad, Jae Seok." - Were you always like this?

"Jae Seok, don't be flustered."

(Goodness)

I've never seen Jae Seok act like that.

You're becoming more and more...

Jae Seok, choose one or the other.

Sit on the couch or sit on the floor.

- But... - You seem really...

- I think this is a bit better. - You seem unsettled.

(He barely sat on the edge as the homeowner pushed him aside.)

(He moved to Chewie's stairs.)

(He tried to sit back down on the couch later.)

(His bottom got pushed off before long.)

(He couldn't ask for her to move aside.)

(So busy by himself)

(But I think this spot is a bit better.)

- Because this spot is... - That's because...

- And I... - He can't bring himself to go down,

- Because it hurts his ego? - because he's Yu Jae Seok.

Yes, that's why I'm a bit...

- I felt like I was becoming small. - Right.

- I should come back up. - Yes.

I should move over a bit.

- What... - Why?

Hi!

What was that?

What is it? Why are you acting like that?

- I love this guy so much. - Sometimes,

- My wife allows her to do this. - Hyun Ju likes to do this.

- She's cool with it. - She does a one-woman show.

Okay, then. Do you like living by yourself?

I'm satisfied.

- Gosh, you're so good at this. - I... Jessi just did this to me...

as I was sitting here, right?

I really wanted to be liked by you.

All of a sudden.

- No, Chewie. No! - I mean,

it's been so long since someone patted me on the head.

- No, Chewie. - No.

(No, Haha.)

- Right. - We're going to make you japchae.

I love it.

- Do you like japchae? - I totally...

- I eat it like spaghetti. - Right.

It's like pasta to me.

- You eat it like noodles. - I'm sensitive about japchae.

- Why? - I say it's bad when it's bad.

It shouldn't be too soggy.

It can't be too hard, either.

Gosh, that's tough.

How about this? Rice cakes and dumplings in soup?

- I love it. - Really? I'll make it for you.

Now, I'm totally...

What do you call it? I love Korean food now.

- I should always eat rice. - You eat Korean food.

- Really? - Oh, my gosh.

I eat Korean food in the US.

- Like doenjang jjigae. - You do?

We're ready.

I want doenjang jjigae, kimchi stew.

- I want... - Rich soybean paste stew?

- No. - No?

(No!)

- No. Not that. - No.

- It's not rich soybean paste stew. - Stop.

- I hate it. - I know! Kimchi crab stew.

- No. - No.

Gochujang stew!

Gochujang?

Very spicy.

- Yes. Spicy. - Yes.

It's so funny.

This is so fun.

I wanted to send you guys quickly.

- Right. If the guests come... - It's fun when the guests come.

It's fun when you talk with them.

I feel lonely these days.

Can you cook?

- I don't cook. - Can you make japchae?

I can't.

I like japchae as well.

As Jessi said, japchae is...

- You got a call. - Yes. It's okay.

(What?)

- Hey. - Pick it up.

- Were you intimidated by her? - Pick it up.

- Pick it up. - Were you intimidated by her?

- Pick it up. - Say that you'll get back to him.

- Geun Sik. - Blowfly.

- Yes. I'm with Jae Seok. - Yes.

- Geun Sik. - Yes, Jae Seok. Hello.

What are you doing?

I'm on my way to work.

You're working hard.

What are you doing on Lunar New Year's Day?

I'll be working.

- He'll be working. - He'll be working.

Ask him to make an acrostic poem with New Year. He's good.

- Geun Sik. - With New Year.

Can you make an acrostic poem with New Year?

- New Year? - Yes.

N.

Nonchalant.

Y.

Don't do it.

- Yodeling. - "Yodeling."

Yodeling.

- Hey. - "Yodeling."

That's nice.

- I'm sorry I told you to answer. - It's not bad.

- Hang up. - I'm sorry.

Thank you, Geun Sik. Happy New Year.

- Bye. - Bye.

He doesn't care.

- Geun Sik is our good friend. - Yes.

Let's make rice cakes and dumplings in soup...

- Okay. - and japchae quickly.

- Let's go! - Yes.

(Let's go and cook now.)

Let's prepare the ingredients first.

Let's get it done quickly.

Do you have some water? I'm so thirsty.

Hyun Ju, can we drink the water?

Yes. Help yourself.

(If so...)

Help yourself. Don't go in there!

I wasn't going in.

Okay. This is all I got.

Did you think I was going into the fridge?

- I mean... - He'd be so weird if he did that.

Some people do it.

- They do? - Yes.

All right.

I'm sorry, but can I use the bathroom?

- Sure. - Yes.

- Are we going together? - You can use my bathroom.

Unless you're pooping.

I'm not. But I'll use the guest bathroom.

- Okay. - Yes. Oh, gosh.

Hey.

Do you have a chopping board?

What's that?

The board you need when you cut vegetables.

The board?

Oh, yes.

It must be somewhere. I don't know.

- You should look for it too. - How can you not know?

I don't cook at home.

- It's here. There are many of them. - There are many of them?

- There are three of them. - Okay.

I'll use it.

But don't put too many mushrooms.

I don't really like the texture.

You're just like me. I don't eat mushrooms.

- What? - What's going on?

- I hate mushrooms. - What is this?

- What's going on? - Don't push me.

Those are off limits.

(Why are they doing this?)

What are you doing?

(They're like nieces you can't handle.)

Who wants to cut bell peppers?

- I'm good at it. - Please cut them.

We should blanch the spinach.

Right. We should.

Don't boil it for too long.

What should I do then?

Just sit down.

No.

- I want to... - We'll make it for you.

Sit down.

We want to cook for you.

Should I make some coffee then?

- Do you want to? Yes. - It sounds good.

- Do you want coffee? - Yes.

- Okay. - Yes.

How many are you? Darn it.

- We... - One, two...

I don't want coffee.

- I don't need coffee. - I don't want it.

I'm fine.

I'm okay too.

I don't like coffee.

I'm going to make it for you.

I'll have it then.

Me too.

I'll have it too.

Okay. Is hot coffee okay?

- Hot? - Can you make iced coffee?

Do you not have ice?

Darn it.

(Ma'am?)

- Excuse ya. - "Excuse ya?"

Excuse me. Would you like to wash these for me?

Give me a knife.

- Jin Joo. - Yes.

Where is the knife?

It's here.

- If it's too much... - Wait. Where is it?

If you add a lot of it, it tastes good.

(Here's a knife.)

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

(Should I start slicing the carrot?)

(But Jin Joo...)

- But this is... - What's that?

- This is... - Thank you.

Jae Seok, what's that for?

Pick what you want.

- The knives are... - Okay.

I don't need these.

- You don't? - Please wash these too.

(It was a cute but useless thing to do.)

(He starts slicing the carrot with the most useful knife among them.)

- Oh, I have that one. - What is it?

You don't have to slice it yourself if you use it.

Why did you not bring it?

I don't know where it is.

It means you don't have it.

Did you guys write a script yesterday?

Jae Seok, do you like your coffee sweet or not sweet?

Not sweet. And very weak.

I put honey in my coffee.

- Honey? - Yes.

- Honey Americano. - It sounds nice.

- I like honey Americano too. - Would you like some?

Yes. Please put honey in it.

(Jessi's honey Americano)

(Squeeze the honey just once.)

(Or twice if you want more.)

(Mix it well.)

(Finish it with ice.)

Gosh. I've never made coffee for anyone like this.

(Okay. Thank you, Hyun Ju.)

What's that? Ice cream?

No. It's coffee.

Give it a try.

- Gosh, this is... - Tell me if it's bitter.

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

- Is it good? - Delicious.

You like it? Okay.

Do you have any salt? Where is it?

You look for it. I don't know either.

(She's not sweet from time to time.)

It's over there.

- Is it a pension? - It's over there.

Next to that. Here.

- Here. That one. - Isn't this her house?

Mi Joo was scolded too.

Why are you not drinking it?

I'm working.

(His lips are shaking.)

Would you like some coffee?

I can drink this. It seems he's not drinking it.

No. I'm drinking it.

You don't like my coffee?

- I've never made coffee for anyone. - I'm drinking it.

Let me try it.

(Me too.)

- So delicious. - It's good.

- It's very good. - Can I...

I should open a cafe.

Jessi, can I please have a cup of coffee as well?

(Darn it. You want it cold?)

(It's the most intimidating cafe in the world.)

He pushed ahead with confidence.

I'll just look down.

Don't think you got a lot closer to her. Okay?

Darn it.

- I used honorifics, though. - Yes.

I said, "Can I please have a cup of coffee?"

- Excuse me. - Here.

Oh, my gosh. I want to take off my clothes.

- No, you shouldn't. - Not that kind of clothes.

Why are you all pretending you didn't hear it?

(Squeezing)

Jessi, isn't it more like honey tea?

This is coffee.

I didn't put that much honey. Jae Seok.

- Why do you act like you know? - Jae Seok.

Jae Seok.

- I have good ears. - Did she say something to me?

- No. - You act like you didn't hear it.

- Why do you act like you know? - What? Know about what?

Why do you act like you know?

You upset her because you acted like you knew.

Hyun Ju and I are very close friends.

- Who is? - You.

- With whom? - Me.

- Of course. - Yes.

He's like my father.

- Yes. - Father.

- As we're chatting, - Yes.

it feels like it.

- It's like a holiday, right? - It feels like a holiday, right?

I thought about it, though.

- If things are this chaotic... - Make the sauce.

- on Lunar New Year's Day, - That one.

I'd rather be alone.

- But this is the beauty of it. - No, Jessi.

- I mean... - Is your mother's japchae good?

- It's so good. My mother... - Right?

- I think she'd be a good cook. - can make anything.

- What kind of japchae is it? - Everything.

Greek, Korean,

- Mexican, Italian... - I see.

She's good at everything.

You know we have different styles of kimchi in Korea, right?

- My mom can make everything. - There are regional variations.

We have different kinds of japchae too.

- What kind of japchae is it? - Everything.

- What do you mean? - What kind of japchae is it?

It's so good.

(Turning around)

(My conversation ended.)

You talked with Jessi.

(He's still feeling it.)

Right.

(It was a nice conversation.)

Jessi...

is happy because we're here.

- She likes it. - It makes me feel happy too.

This is what I'm talking about.

Before your guests come, you regret that you invited them.

But when they come, you like it.

This is how the Lunar New Year is.

- You get happy when you see them. - It's interesting.

- Who are you talking about? - Sorry?

- Me? - Yes.

I know. It's always the same.

What is it?

(The conversation is ruined every time.)

After the grandma's handmade dumpling episode was aired,

we requested the researchers.

- No way. - The quantity is limited,

but we're going to sell the dumplings.

- I wanted to share it... - Grandma's...

- handmade dumplings. - with people around me too.

- Just 2,000 dumplings. - We only have 2,000 dumplings.

It's going to be sold out in ten seconds.

All the sales will be donated.

The sales? Not the profits?

What do they get then?

- Right. What about the ingredients? - It's for a good deed.

- Let's give them a big hand again. - Thank you so much.

They usually donate the profits, but they'll donate the sales.

They'll donate the sales amount, not profit.

(Let's go with this hype!)

(Her uncontrollable excitement)

(Unable to react)

(Extreme new-year blessings)

(Bull's-eye)

(We accept the blessings and repay you with dances.)

(The oldest brother is busy trying to calm them down.)

(And then)

(There's an older guy friend I call on Lunar New Year's.)

(We get a visit from the lonely friend.)

(What holiday will they spend with the My Way guy?)

(Saturday, February 10, 6:30pm)