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(On a November day between fall and winter)

Goodness. Kyung Hoon, you really...

It's great news just a day before your wedding.

- You know, Netflix. - Yes.

Netflix is releasing a nature documentary soon.

Former President Obama did the English narration.

Really?

And Min Kyung Hoon did the Korean narration.

For real, Kyung Hoon?

- That's amazing, Kyung Hoon. - He's on par.

But it has nothing to do with Ho Dong.

- Kyung Hoon. - Did you do the Korean narration?

I only did the Korean narration of it.

- I'm getting goosebumps. - Obama did the English narration.

Your wife got you the job again.

She pulled some strings.

You should treat your wife really well.

I should get married to a producer.

Kyung Hoon...

has a voice all Koreans like.

The person in charge slept overnight at the camping site...

- to cast me. - I heard that.

The Former President Obama did?

No, he was in the US.

The one casting narrators.

- Unbelievable. - Obama only...

- narrated it. - What's the title?

The title is "Our Oceans."

The Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean, the Atlantic Ocean,

the Arctic Ocean, and the Antarctic Ocean.

It's a documentary...

about the life of those five oceans of Earth.

For your information, an audio description in Korean...

has been made for the visually impaired.

- Please watch it. - When does it start?

It'll be released on November 20.

- How many episodes is it? - It's next week.

- Five. - Five?

- Five episodes? - Yes.

You have to pay more for it.

- Guys, we're at school. - What?

(Opening)

Stop chatting. Let's study, okay?

- But we've never studied. - Stop chatting away!

You look like you suck at fighting.

Stop chatting, will you?

We should study. This is a school.

- It's Mimi Minu! - Yes, I'm Mimi Minu.

- I see. - Yes.

You look quite scared right now.

- That's not true - Hold on.

- Hi. - Yes, hi.

He made us laugh with a greeting.

- "Hi." - "Hi."

- His "hi" was funny. - "Hi."

- Hi. - We're transfer students...

from We Hit The Books High School.

Nice to meet you.

You each need to introduce yourself.

All right. Greetings to the viewers who adore Men on a Mission.

I'm an education content creator, Mimi Minu.

- Nice to meet you. - Mimi Minu.

Goodness. He's a bright person.

Hi. Graduated from Ewha Womans University,

I'm Yoo Yeon of tripleS.

Really?

- She's from Ewha Womans University. - Ewha Womans University?

- Hi. - It's Jang Won next.

- I've been the bassist... - Right.

Of Peppertones for 20 years.

But people...

Listen carefully, I'll tickle you without my hands

They only remember me for this.

- Right. - I'm Jang Won.

That was out of the blue.

His name means getting first place in an exam.

- Getting first place. - It's Jang Won.

Hi. Produced by KAIST...

and raised by Korea,

I'm the icon of calculus, Heo Seong Beom.

The man of calculus.

(The member of the 20-year-old band Peppertones...)

(and the genius who flips a switch in front of problems.)

(Lee Jang Won from KAIST)

(A YouTuber trending among middle and high schoolers)

(Various tips for the entrance exam from taking it 5 times)

(He surprises everyone with his overflowing talent.)

(The 5-time SAT taker, Mimi Minu)

(Told she could become an idol if she went to college)

(The very first idol who got into Ewha Womans University)

(Should I try again? The 3-time SAT taker, Kim Yoo Yeon)

(The graduate student who conquered the recent algorithm)

Man proposes, and the deity disposes.

(You're the first to explain Korean so easily.)

(Charming everyone with his handsome looks)

(A graduate student from KAIST, Heo Seong Beom)

The man of calculus.

What is calculus?

What's up with today's combination?

From what I see, I think these guys are quite smart.

All four don't look like the delinquents.

- They're from the prodigy district. - SAT...

Are you here for the special episode after the Korean SAT?

- Yes, the SAT special. - It's right after the SAT.

We have a lot to say regarding the SAT.

Studying...

He gives off a scammer vibe.

- He sounds like a scammer. - I'm not a scammer.

KAIST, Ewha Womans University, and...

As for me... Jang Hoon, I'm from Korea University.

- Leave. - "Leave?"

His expression changed.

- Actually... - He's hilarious.

There was the Korean-Yonsei Competition special episode.

"Korea-Yonsei Competition?"

A former Miss Korea from Korea University came on this show.

Seung Hyun was a guest on my YouTube channel before.

I thought I'd be invited to this show with her.

- But I wasn't. - You're here now.

I'm here today.

I was invited to be on today's SAT special episode.

Were you upset when you watched the previous episode?

- I was very upset because... - Yes?

If it was a Korea-Yonsei Competition special,

the show could've invited a creator.

But I didn't receive any calls.

It's such an honor to be here today.

A round of applause, please.

(A round of applause, please.)

Aren't you a scammer?

- I'm not a scammer, okay? - The way you talk...

Do you always talk like that?

- Mimi Minu. - Yes?

- He's very talkative. - Right.

I thought...

he was very smart.

But he's from Korea University?

And not Yonsei University?

I got into Korea University after taking the SAT five times.

- Five times? - Yes.

- Five times? - I took the SAT five times.

I'm sorry, but you went to Korea University after five SATs?

(The tiger has been shot with a 3-pointer.)

- Well... - You could've said I was filled...

- with desire. - All right.

Either way, welcome. Mimi Minu...

can talk to others a lot.

- Then... - Jang Won.

- You often appear in... - Yes.

- "Same Bed, Different Dreams." - Yes.

You look natural on that show, but are you nervous today?

Well, since we're wearing school uniforms...

- Is that so? - and talking casually,

I'm kind of intimidated right now.

You normally don't get intimidated.

- It's simply a concept. - Maybe due to the hormones,

I easily get intimidated.

Now that I'm here, I'm extremely nervous.

- Right. - It's natural.

- Everyone here... - I want to run away.

Is cast in TV shows.

But Seong Beom. He looks very intimidated.

- Is it that obvious? - Was he not on many shows?

Ever since I was young,

I watched a lot of TV though not as much as Hee Chul.

- I basically know all TV shows. - I see.

I've watched...

Ho Dong and Soo Geun for years.

This situation is unreal to me right now.

What did you think about them?

It wasn't anything positive, was it?

During Ho Dong's prime, Soo Geun...

couldn't lift his head up before Ho Dong.

- But recently... - You hold it up high now.

He was the head crusher.

Nobody could lift their head before him.

- Quiet, everybody. - Quiet.

It's Yoo Yeon's turn to talk.

- All right. - Go ahead.

Let's have Yoo Yeon talk a lot today.

Doesn't Yoo Yeon's team have the record?

- What record? - What record?

The largest number of members.

- How many members do you have? - We have 24 right now.

- Twenty-four? - tripleS.

It's twice the number of our debut group.

- We had 12. - When our group debuted with 12,

which increased to 13, people said...

there were too many members and they couldn't remember the names.

Do you know all of their names and birthdays?

Not their birthdays.

Remembering birthdays isn't easy.

Memorizing their names isn't easy, either.

Yoo Yeon. You're being cold to your group members.

Jang Won remembers all of his members' names.

Born on June 19, 1981,

Shin Jae Pyeong and I have been working together for 20 years.

That was unexpected, Jang Won.

I didn't know you knew that much.

That was it. That was what we were looking for.

Jang Won. You know them very well, don't you?

- He's Shin from Pyongsan. - I know, right?

- Jae Pyeong... - I know Jae Pyeong.

Is Shin from Pyongsan.

Don't you have something for me, Mimi Minu?

- I brought the transfer form. - Wait.

- I brought the transfer form. - Wait.

- Hold on. - What's with that?

- Why do you talk like that? - It's like a different show.

Isn't this how you do TV shows?

It is. You're doing great.

How about I show you our transfer form?

- Go ahead. - Okay. I have it with me.

He's good as an MC.

From what I heard, Soo Geun reads the form.

- That's correct. - I'll hand it to you.

- Okay, Mr. Kim. - Okay. Here I go.

Mimi Minu is hilarious.

Mr. Lee Soo Geun.

What do you think about today's transfer students?

Everyone is fine aside from you.

Okay. I'll let that pass.

- Great. - Okay.

How tall are you?

I think we're about the same height.

Are they in "Gulliver's Travels?"

This is the content I do on my YouTube channel.

- Reenacting it is quite hard. - Your tone is...

(Mimi Minu's content, Fake Detector)

Good job.

- Great job. - It was like that foreign work,

- "Gulliver's Travels." - He did well.

Mimi Minu. Are you about 165cm?

- Do you mean my height? - Yes.

Depending on the time, I'm between 172cm and 173cm.

- Come on. - No way.

Stop lying.

- That's ridiculous. - Come over here.

- I'm 164cm tall. - Come here.

- Take your shoes off. - Walk past him.

- Walk past him. - I'm 164cm tall.

- Hey. - No way.

(I can feel your shortness in your sprint.)

- You can't be 172cm tall. - Walk past him.

- You're not 172cm. - I...

What are you saying?

- Take your shoes off. - My shoes aren't that high.

- Take off your shoes. - Mine has no heels.

- I... - Let's take off our shoes.

I'm not lying.

- You're 172cm? - Yes, I am.

- You might be 172cm. - This wasn't in the script.

- No. - He's not 172cm.

- Is he 172cm? - No.

- He's not. - Let's see.

- I'm 164cm tall. - No.

- Hold on. - Mimi Minu is taller.

- Right? I'm 172cm tall. - He's about 169cm.

From what I see, Mimi Minu is about 168cm tall.

- That's not true! - Hey.

How can you add another 4cm to your height?

But I'm 172cm tall.

- What a disappointment. - Keep it up,

and I might even bring a ruler.

Fine. Well...

(He couldn't defend his 4cm.)

- But I'm 172cm. - Stop it.

I love Mimi Minu.

Look at him go with his shoes.

Why do you look so sad?

- He's heartbroken. - But...

I need to be over 170cm. This is bad.

- It's okay. - It's okay.

- All right. - Height isn't that important.

"Men on a Mission transfer form."

Names are Lee Jang Won, Mimi Minu, Heo Seong Beom, and Kim Yoo Yeon.

- They are our transfer students. - Welcome.

In the career history, it says,

"N-time taker versus..."

- It's zero-time taker. - "zero-time taker."

- N-time taker... - Basically, an N-time taker...

has a natural number in it. A number replaces it.

There are 2-time takers, 3-time takers, and such.

As for me, I took the SAT five times.

That will make me a five-time taker.

A 4-time or a 5-time taker isn't defined in the dictionary.

- Isn't a three-time taker in it? - Yes, it is.

Three-time taker is actually a word.

- Mimi Minu... - You'll find...

- a marksman for a four-time taker. - Min Woo.

If you're 30 years old and you took the SAT 5 times,

- Yes? - "Yes?"

- Did he get in at 24? - did you...

graduate last year or the year before that?

Correct. I graduated two years ago.

- I see. - I got accepted in 2018...

- and graduated in February of 2022. - He graduated.

During the SAT,

I served in the military.

- Really? - I got it done.

- I took the 4th and 5th after that. - You're a fresh graduate.

Exactly.

I'm a fresh graduate.

A four-time taker is a marksman.

- What about a five-time taker? - You'll find wastewater.

- Wastewater? - A five-time taker...

- isn't defined. - Wastewater is what you'll find.

I took the SAT five times.

Yoo Yeon here took it three times.

- I'm a 3-time taker. - You took it 3 times?

We're in the N-time taker group.

- I see. - If you ask me what those two are,

- What are they? - they didn't take the SAT.

- What? - And it's the SAT special today.

- They didn't take the SAT? - Isn't it infuriating?

- How did they get into university? - Are they prodigies?

- How did you get in? - We...

Jang Won. Didn't you attend a science high school?

Yes.

Jang Won attended a science high school.

I attended a high school for the gifted.

- A high school for the gifted. - That's tough.

- Nobody can attend one. - We...

Most students get admitted through the rolling admissions.

We don't take things like the SAT.

(Things like the SAT?)

They don't take things like the SAT.

"Things like the SAT?"

- Gifted students are different. - No.

- That's not true. - High school for the gifted.

But it's much harder for us...

to get into such a high school than a university.

High school for the gifted is impossible.

What stressed you out the most?

I attended Korea Science Academy of KAIST.

About 2,000 to 3,000 students apply.

"Korea Science Academy of KAIST?"

There are three rounds.

The first round is applications.

The second round is math and science exams.

The math exam was 4 hours long. The science exam was 3 hours long.

The third round was interviews.

The interviews last for 2 nights and 3 days in a camp.

- Seriously? - Is it "Squid Game?"

- What? - I know, right?

You had interviews for 2 nights and 3 days?

- Just to get into a high school? - Right?

The school uses English.

Both the classes and textbooks are in English.

So you learned everything in English?

Yes, but I started from scratch.

Do you speak English?

- Yes, of course. Why not? - His classes were in English.

But to ask if he speaks English?

Why are you looking down when it was a question?

No. I answered, "Of course. Why not?"

Are you good at English?

- Are you that good at English? - I answered.

It was funny. He studied in English.

Don't look down on Ho Dong. He was a ssireum prodigy.

I don't look down on him.

Ho Dong was the heaviest in our days.

Can we give our attention to Sang Min?

- Go ahead. - What is it?

Do all the students in high school for the gifted get into university?

I'm curious, too.

This might cause controversy.

- What is it? - What is it?

- Students... - Yes?

Who don't get as good grades...

I see. You're bringing that up, right?

- Don't hold back. It's okay. - Go ahead.

Where do they go?

They get into Yonsei University or Korea University.

- Yonsei or Korea University? - Goodness.

- Yonsei or Korea University? - Yonsei or Korea University?

- Go get him! - Go, Seo Jang Hoon!

- Follow me. - No.

- Stop him. - Come on.

Saying Yonsei or Korea University...

means Korea University is the last choice.

Stop, Jang Hoon. Come back.

(The Yonsei PR ambassador leaves the classroom.)

- Stop him. - Come back, Jang Hoon.

Goodness, why did you have to mention that?

- You should've held back. - Listen to me.

- I didn't want to offend him. - I feel bad for Jang Hoon.

- He left. - Hee Chul went to get him.

- He's gone. - Take his desk out.

Jang Hoon needed some fresh air.

- Kyung Hoon? - Nice.

- Yes. - Kyung Hoon.

Nice. Let Jang Hoon leave.

- Get rid of him. - Jang Hoon!

If somebody asks who he is...

- Jang Hoon. I'm sorry. - This is for the better.

- It's okay. Come now. - Sit.

- What's wrong with it? - Right?

He's very disappointed. Look at him walking extensively.

In Seong Beom's case,

those with poor grades get into Yonsei or Korea University.

But Mimi Minu tried five times?

- Wait a minute. - You're really something.

You didn't have to bring that up.

Everyone knows Yonsei and Korea University are great universities.

- It's Korea and Yonsei University. - I respect both universities.

(The hurt eagle returns flashily.)

(Trembling)

- He's scary. - I know, right?

- Kyung Hoon got rid of your desk. - This is bad.

I told Mimi Minu that we wouldn't have much to talk about.

- But let's talk a lot. - Sure.

Yonsei and Korea University have become one.

- Was it Heo Seong Beom? - Yes, Heo Seong Beom.

You can see from the back.

I will remember you forever.

You took the exam three times.

- Didn't you want to give up? - I want to know, too.

Yoo Yeon may know this,

but a three-time taker is the last of humankind.

There's this word "jaepilsamsun."

Repeat after me. Jaepilsamsun.

- Jaepilsamsun. - Jaepilsamsun.

Jaepilsamsun.

- Jaepilsamsun. - Jaepilsamsun.

It means retaking it is a must,

but taking it three times is optional.

Three or four students out of ten retake the test twice at the least.

That's how common it is.

Taking it twice is easy. But taking it three times is not.

And to take it 4 or even 5 times?

I tried to stop, too.

While serving in the military,

I took the SAT on furlough.

Does that mean you didn't get into any universities during that period?

No.

- "No." - I didn't get into one as a senior.

- It's like a musical. - When I took the SAT again,

I got into Hongik University with regular admission.

That's a good school.

I was granted a half scholarship but didn't enroll. Why?

I graduated from an autonomous private high school.

Hankuk Academy of Foreign Studies. It's a good school.

- I know. - For real?

I graduated from that high school and studied hard...

but aimed for a better school.

I wasn't satisfied.

Hongik University is a great school. But I wasn't satisfied.

After my third SAT,

I got into Dongguk University's business department.

- That's a good school. - I got in.

When I got into that university, I joined the military.

On my fourth try, I got accepted to...

Hanyang University's rolling admissions with just my application.

- You were smart. - With my fifth SAT...

Repeat after me. The minimum score standard.

- The minimum score standard. - The minimum score standard.

One more time. The minimum score standard.

- The minimum score standard. - The minimum score standard.

I met the minimum score standard of the SAT,

applied, and got into Korea University...

through the interview.

- Minu. If you tried five times, - Yes?

Your parents must've had a hard time too.

Oddly enough, my mom kept rooting for me.

- "Do as you want." - Because he was good.

- How cool of her. - I bought textbooks...

with my military salary.

She never told me to stop.

- Mimi. - Mimi... What?

During your SATs... Mimi.

- Call me Minu. - During your five SATs,

did you not apply to Yonsei University?

Did you not think about it?

- Shall I be honest? - Yes.

I took Yonsei's essay exam three times.

- Be careful of what you say. - He took it three times.

You took it three times.

- But I failed all of them. - Yonsei University?

I did. I didn't pass.

I judged that they missed a talented student.

The school didn't miss a talented student.

They were accurate and fair.

Because you were honest about failing three times,

I feel better now.

- Really? - What are you saying?

Yoo Yeon.

- Yes? - In your point of view,

do you prefer Yonsei or Korea University?

As a student of Ewha Womans University.

Yes, from a third person's perspective.

Ewha Womans University is in Sinchon.

- It's across the street. - Exactly.

Yonsei has a geographical upper hand.

- What do you think? - Think wisely.

From an Ewha Womans University student's perspective.

All schools are the same besides Seoul National University.

(Killing 2 birds with 1 shot)

Today...

- I didn't expect that. - She...

- That was excellent. - Ewha Womans University...

Nobody here graduated from Seoul National University.

All universities are the same. She's right.

- Totally. - Yoo Yeon.

You're right.

I thought Yoo Yeon and I would get along today.

- You... - Everyone is causing trouble.

I don't care about anyone now.

Everyone retakes the SAT to get into SNU.

Yoo Yeon.

Did you have a reason you wanted to go to Ehwa Womans University?

We had to choose whether to take liberal arts or science classes...

- in 10th grade. - That's important.

Since I did well in ninth grade,

I chose to take science classes when my friends chose liberal arts.

But I ended up being a science major just for fashion.

- A science major for fashion? - How do you explain that?

It means being a science major only on the outside.

- She wanted to be a science major. - You were a fake science major?

She should've been good in math and science,

but she said her math wasn't that good.

That means she only did it as a form of fashion.

You explain so well.

It's like music to my ears.

(An ear-catching explanation)

Let me back off a little.

- He's good. - Then what happened?

I was a fake natural science major, so I used to make fun of my friends.

I would get arrogant at times.

If you're from Korea University, were you a liberal arts major?

That's right. Back then, 25 percent of the students were science majors.

I'm sorry, but you sound...

- like you're doing a play. - It's divided into 50 percent.

But at that time, only 25 percent of the students majored in sciences.

That's why the 25 percent united by themselves.

She meant to say they were snobbish.

His explanation is so easy to understand.

- He's good. - That's impressive.

He explains very well.

So whether people went to Ehwa or Korea University,

- if they majored in liberal arts, - Right.

We used to make fun...

- of the liberal arts majors. - It was just for fun.

I was a bit arrogant, but because my grades weren't good,

I wasn't able to get into the college I wanted,

but I didn't want to change it.

- Right. - So I told my friends...

that I majored in liberal arts just because I wasn't good enough.

- That's what led me here. - You live in a different world.

Jang Won went to KAIST...

without taking the CSAT.

- He was taken in early. - It was an early admission.

If you were admitted early, how old were you?

I had just finished 11th grade.

- That's impressive. - You didn't go through senior year?

Just like Seong Beom. He was accepted after 11th grade.

No, in Youngjae High School,

we didn't have an early graduation.

We had to complete all three years.

- Three years was compulsory? - It's done only in science schools.

- He's so cool. - Even for geniuses?

Did students transfer schools?

I only studied until 11th grade.

Early graduation was allowed only in science high schools.

Does that mean you went to college before becoming an adult?

- I went to college before that. - Right.

- A 12th grader went to college. - It was an early graduation.

I finished 11th grade in our school,

got certification as gifted,

and I got exempted from taking the CSAT...

which enabled me to graduate early.

But I did it anyway.

- But wait. - Listen to him.

- Impressive. - When you were 20,

- students go to college retreats. - A college retreat.

- They must've drunk alcohol. - They usually do.

But I was a minor.

I was still a minor in my freshmen year of college.

I wasn't able to fully enjoy...

- the campus life. - I bet.

I had some restrictions.

What about you Minu?

You must've been older than the rest of the students.

If he was 19 when he went to college,

I was 23 in my freshman year.

We were four years apart.

Then I was 4 to 5 years older than the other students.

There's actually a key point when you enter as a CSAT repeater.

You shouldn't strike the first conversation.

- Then what? - You'd be considered old-fashioned.

You shouldn't ask questions first.

You can only talk when people ask you questions..

- Why's that? - You can't talk first.

If I strike up a conversation, it'd seem like I'm lecturing them.

I see.

That's because people already know I'm older than them.

- I'm even older than their seniors. - Right.

That's what you need to avoid.

Did your seniors speak to you in honorifics?

- What does that mean? - Did they speak respectfully?

I even bought meals for the upperclassmen.

I started my part-time job early.

They're such amazing students.

- They wrote their future dream. - I'm curious.

They wrote their future as "ing."

- What does that mean? - Are you still dreaming?

It means we're currently achieving our dreams.

Who would like to go first?

- Who should we pick first? - Did you come here as the teacher?

- I was a student, right? - Yes.

I'm a bit different from the other transfer students.

I'm still in graduate school.

I'm currently studying in KAIST's AI Graduate School.

I'm studying about artificial intelligence.

- Is it something like ChatGPT? - Yes, that's right.

Just like Giga Genie.

I thought it was AI that was teaching him.

I'm doing research on that.

Because I've been studying for quite a while,

I get anxious when I'm not studying.

- They might understand me. - He's different.

So I still consider my studies as my main work.

I also have my own channel, though.

Your channel must be like your second job.

Yes, that's how I think of it.

Reading books gives us headaches.

Even now, Ho Dong already looks tired.

He loses his mind when he hears about studying.

(Studying makes me dizzy.)

The act of studying is not that fun,

but I love how it helps me...

- understand the world. - Right.

I don't usually say this,

but I actually want to build a village.

A village?

I want to build my own village,

where people can be happy and be relaxed.

It's a grand dream.

- What are the conditions? - In that case...

Tell us what we need to live there.

Do you want to be their leader?

No, it's not like that.

You're planning to build a village.

Will you build it with AI?

It would be great if it was convenient.

I wish the people could relax there.

So only Seong Beom is still continuing his studies,

while the others have finished their studies, right?

Yes, my main work is making music.

Weren't you just a celebrity?

- You haven't produced any music. - It's a dual job.

- I'm working on 2 jobs. - You have 2 jobs.

- But you're making music too. - Yes.

After I got my bachelor's degree in KAIST,

I got my master's in Management in KAIST as well.

Then I got my doctor's degree in Culture Technology Graduate School.

But while going through my doctorate program,

I realized I needed to be desperate in order to get the degree.

Other students were really serious about their degree,

but I had already been working two jobs back then.

- Your music. - I was working...

on my music and studies at the same time.

But my music got really successful.

Also, I was the one who formed the brand and the band.

It became quite successful,

and it really gave me great satisfaction,

so I became less passionate about my studies.

- I suppose so. - Of course.

I started to lose the eagerness.

- As a result, - That's amazing.

I'd been studying for 10 years, but I gave up without looking back.

- You mean your doctor's degree? - Yes.

You gave it up.

I thanked them for their patience, and

I left. He had no choice.

I heard something happened at your college festival.

This year,

they invited me for the first time in a long time.

So our band went.

They even gave us varsity jackets...

with the name of our college club.

Jae Pyeong was in a rock band,

and I was in an acoustic guitar club.

They gave us the varsity jackets with our clubs for the first time.

I felt so happy when I wore it.

- That's amazing. - It is!

Did you graduate at that time?

- I wasn't in school at that time. - Why didn't you come?

Why didn't you come?

Did he just ask him that?

- Why didn't you? - Why didn't you go?

How could you?

- He didn't know. - He was studying about AI.

We were on fire.

He must've not been active in school.

- My graduate school is in Seoul. - He was in Seoul.

Do you still play your acoustic guitar, Jang Won?

I play the bass.

Korea University is the most popular when it comes to college festivals.

Korea University is the most popular when it comes to college festivals.

- Don't you agree? - You're talking gibberish.

- We even invited tripleS. - I'm sorry,

- but the most popular festival... - We have IPSELENTI.

Hey, the most popular festival is Boryeong Mud Festival.

- Right. - Boryeong is the best.

- He's cute. - While listening to all this,

I felt relieved that my wife is from Yonsei University.

You and I are family.

- What a relief. - Kyung Hoon,

- Is she from Yonsei? - You and I...

- Your wife is amazing. - You're blessed.

If your wife had went to Korea University,

then Jang Hoon wouldn't have gone to your wedding!

What's Yoo Yeon's dream?

What's your dream, Yoo Yeon?

Ever since I was young,

I've been interested in a lot of things.

I was 21 when I took the CSAT for the 3rd time.

Do you know the comic book, "Shota no Sushi"?

"Shota no Sushi."

- It was fun. - I really enjoyed reading it.

I applied for a part-time job in an omakase restaurant,

An omakase restaurant?

I did the cleaning and learned a lot.

Then I quit.

I also really enjoyed watching "Descendants of the Sun."

- Then a female soldier? - I wanted to be a female soldier,

- Amazing. - like the Special Forces.

So I took classes on Weapon Systems.

I studied missiles.

Weapon Systems?

- That's right. - Weapon Systems Theory.

Then I quit because I felt like it didn't suit me.

- You're a quick thinker. - That's right.

I also thought hacking was cool when I saw it on dramas.

- That's a common subject. - I wanted to be a white hacker.

So I applied for projects aided by the government,

and got accepted.

- Really? - I learned how to code,

but I found it boring to just sit in front of the computer.

So when I watched the performance of BLACKPINK,

I realized I wanted to be an idol.

Then I applied for an audition show.

That's how I got here.

- Impressive. - Now I'm here.

What about you, Mimi Minu?

You seem like you've achieved your dream.

It may seem like it.

- You know, - That's just his tone of voice.

- I have 1.65 million subscribers. - Listen to him.

Give me a round of applause.

(I have 1.65 million subscribers.)

- What's the channel name? - Let's liven up.

What's the name?

Is this your original tone even when you're at home?

- No. - How do you sound at home?

- I've become busy. - Wait, Minu.

Didn't you achieve all your dreams?

- That's not true. - You graduated from

Korea University.

- Didn't you achieve your dream? - That's not true.

The important thing is...

this is my sixth year of operating my YouTube channel.

- I see. - Until last year,

- I focused on college admission. - Right.

Most of my viewers were middle and high school students.

I used to have viewers in their 40s to 50s.

But that's because they're parents of the students.

I didn't have viewers in between that age range.

But as celebrities appeared on my channel...

and as I appeared on TV more and more,

there was an increase in viewers in their 20s to 40s,

who are the main target of TV viewers.

By next year,

my goal is to have two million subscribers.

I see.

Have you always been good at studying since you were young?

- They must've been good. - In my case,

when I was two...

- When you were 2 years old? - Did you just say 2?

- That's a long time ago. - So wait.

That's about 40 years ago.

I heard my parents placed me in front of the TV.

But there would be letters on the television.

They told me I started to read those letters.

- When you were 2? - Yes, at 2 years old.

- That's impossible. - Do you have a video for proof?

- He's asking for proof. - Do you have proof?

- I... - Here's the proof.

I know I look young,

but camcorders were...

very rare at that time.

- That's a long time ago. - We didn't have a camcorder.

- They weren't able to record it. - That's his way of talking.

That's just what they said.

I used to live in the States when I was young.

I came to Korea when I was in primary school.

I understood Korean,

- but I was really bad at it. - You weren't fluent.

I was in second grade when I came, and my Korean wasn't that good.

But when I took the test,

- I couldn't speak that well. - You couldn't speak Korean,

so your speaking tests didn't come out well.

- I could read. - You understood.

So I ended up being first in class.

- Such things happened. - Yes.

- This is what it's like. - So, the teacher said,

"Jang Won seems to be good at math."

I just answered the questions in other subjects,

but I think the teacher saw me putting an effort in math.

So the teacher noticed that I liked the subject...

and convinced my parents.

That's why I took...

- the natural science path. - He has the genes too.

His father...

He's still the rector, right?

Right. He was a professor before.

Right.

He's retired now.

- It was because of the DNA. - Ulsan...

He was the rector of Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology.

Really?

It was thanks to his DNA.

It was because of his genes.

- It's genetic. - I think I have the gene too.

Did you get the giftedness evaluation too?

Yes. When I was in grade five, there was a center for gifted education.

I went there after studying on my own...

and I passed the test all of a sudden.

- You passed. - Really?

You both happened to pass it all of a sudden.

It's like you did it by mistake.

- By coincidence. - Accidentally.

By chance.

They took in only 20 students in North Gyeongsang Province...

and I got picked.

I entered it and took the giftedness evaluation.

I didn't know what it was, but I did my best.

But I was in the top one percent, coincidentally.

- Twenty from North Gyeongbuk. - You were gifted.

They picked 20 students,

- but I was in the top one percent. - In North Gyeongbuk Province.

I don't think I'm that outstanding.

I liked having fun when I was young.

I used to have fun, but when I took tests,

I used to get level one grades in mock tests.

- Hey. - You're the worst.

You're the worst.

You played just like all of us but you scored best in the mock test.

So I thought I was quite smart back then.

My best performance in my life...

was graduating with the second highest grade in middle school.

(Kim Min Woo)

The more smart people there were in high school...

I more wanted other people's attention.

Until middle school, people gave me their attention when I studied well.

- Right. - But not anymore in high school.

I wasn't that good.

If we look at it now, these two...

are at a level that's crazy.

In schools for gifted children or science high schools,

children study calculus in elementary schools.

- Really? - Children who study like that...

- go to academies... - They learn calculus...

- in elementary schools? - and schools for gifted children...

or science high schools and take that route.

I observed the transfer students and realized...

that studying is all about genes.

His father...

was also a professor.

And as far as I know, I read in the comments...

that Yoo Yeon's father is a doctor...

- and her mother is a pharmacist. - That's right.

- Really? - Really?

My mother and father are very great people,

but from my analysis,

she studied for three years to enter university...

in a sheltered environment.

- She had many dreams, but - She was over-sheltered.

- decided to study for three years. - Over-sheltered.

I was there struggling in the human world.

- Right. - I'm like a wildflower...

that bloomed in the dark.

But she's like a flower in a greenhouse.

Let's not just hear about it in stories.

I think it would be nice to test how smart they are.

We'll begin the test now.

The production crew will show them 30 words for 100 seconds.

You shouldn't write during that time.

- It'd be amazing if they get it. - Put the pens down.

- We won't even remember them. - When the screen turns off,

and I say "Ready, go,"

- you can start writing. - I can't do it with the screen on.

- Okay. - Write what you remember. Okay?

- Okay. - Let's try it as well.

- It would be fun if we tried. - We should do it too?

- He told us to try. - Give us the words.

- Where will it appear? - Here.

We can't see them.

We can't see them.

We can't see them.

(You can try it as well.)

They're memorizing them while saying the words.

I'd forget everything.

Right.

Are we looking at it together? Should we just look at it?

Don't write. Look at them.

I can't do this.

The time feels a bit long.

It feels short for us.

Don't say that, Jang Won.

I talk more when I'm in a difficult situation.

- You do? - Yes.

(They use their brains in full capacity.)

This is very difficult.

This was a pitfall for me even in "Problematic Men."

(Nunchucks, helicopter, pot, hyaluronic acid, kettle)

Ten, nine, eight,

seven, six, five,

four, three, two,

(Lion's mane, oriental color ink painting, Oceania, Atlantic Ocean)

Please write now.

Start writing.

(They start writing!)

The order doesn't matter. Just write what you remember.

(They write the words in their memory.)

- I can only write about ten. - Here.

I don't remember.

This is...

(100 seconds memory test)

What mushroom was it?

It's difficult.

- I'm done. - Time's over.

Switch your paper with the person next to you. Like this.

Switch it with the person next to you.

Switch it with the person next to you.

- It's full. - I noticed...

It has to be accurate.

Let's check the answers.

The one at the top. There was nunchucks.

- Nunchucks. - Check if there is nunchucks.

Next, helicopter.

- Helicopter. - Pot.

(I missed that.)

Hyaluronic acid.

It's "hyaluronic acid."

Next is a mushroom, but it's not just a mushroom.

- It's lion's mane. - Lion's mane.

I didn't write that.

- Ho Dong wrote "duck's mane." - That doesn't count.

"Duck's mane" doesn't count.

Aerospace engineering.

- This one is also... - Next is remote control.

(They feel happy and sad as they mark.)

There was hornets.

- Amphibian. - The ones I wrote were correct.

Write the score there.

Give 1 point for 1 word.

You wrote something else.

Soo Geun wrote 8 and I wrote 10.

- Eleven. - I can't focus...

- because we came from playing. - Eleven.

- Ten for Ho Dong. - Ten for Ho Dong.

- Kyung Hoon. - I got six.

- What? - Failed.

- His mind is elsewhere. - Kyung Hoon is...

focused on his wedding and the honeymoon.

That's right. You don't have to know.

- Hee Chul wrote 12. - Of course.

Hee Chul is in first place.

Let's see if there are people who scored worse than Hee Chul.

- I got 10. - Mimi Minu got 10.

- He wrote ten words? - What?

- He wrote ten. - Bring your channel here.

- I have ten. - Bring your channel.

- Ho Dong had 10. - I studied 5 years for a reason.

I got ten.

Mimi Minu is on the same level as us.

Yoo Yeon got 12.

- They're similar to us. - Then...

- Ten? - Ten.

Ten.

Seong Beom.

Seong Beom.

Write what's written here.

(What's the score of Seong Beom, their last hope?)

What is it?

- You only got one wrong? - What?

And that...

- What? - And that...

is because he wrote the wrong spelling for lion's mane.

He got that correct, then.

That's correct.

- He got them all correct. - I got jealous.

That's 29.5 points.

(He has the memory of an AI.)

What is he?

- The time to write was short. - He got them all correct.

- He got them all. - I had to rush.

I know the spelling.

He's different.

He's the best.

They say some people take a picture of that in their head.

Do you have a way to do it?

You can take a picture of it,

but those words are too volatile.

So I draw scenes.

- For example, - What does that mean?

I swing nunchucks with a lion's mane,

and the hamster conducts an orchestra.

How do you memorize that?

- How do you memorize that? - How can we do that?

Swinging nunchucks with a lion's mane?

- Hey. - How do we memorize that?

Why would the lion swing the nunchucks?

- Explain that first. - They're not related.

- Explain it without looking at it. - I can do it again.

I took a helicopter to carry an oriental color ink painting,

but someone spilled an americano, which made an amphibian jump,

so I was waiting for the traffic light to change,

and when I checked my watch, I was late.

That's so difficult.

He just said that from memory.

Hyaluronic acid was famous in the Atlantic Ocean,

so the aerospace engineering students went there.

They were looking at the North Star,

when an iguana that resembled Beethoven...

fell down. Something like that.

What's that?

So you memorize it by drawing the situation?

I watched him earlier.

I watched what they all wrote,

but he hadn't written two columns yet.

- But he was memorizing it. - He was trying to remember.

Let me see.

You're right-handed, right?

Did he write it somewhere?

- It's not written. - Check if he wrote it.

He didn't.

Maybe he's listening to something.

Does he have an in-ear headphone?

- Mimi Minu has a channel... - He's wearing smart lenses.

Related to this. Are you going to be okay?

Ten words.

Let's move on.

(Let's move on.)

It's okay. It's a content.

Many students could relate to it.

- That's right. - Let's go back to our positions.

- Back to our positions. - Okay.

Min Woo should sit here starting from next week.

- That would be great. - Now,

to change the mood,

let's hear about the nicknames of the four.

- Nicknames. - I'm curious.

Jang Won's nickname...

is Lee Gwang Gi.

- Gwang Gi? - Lee Gwang Gi?

- Are you talking about madness? - Madness.

- Lee Gwang Gi? - Why would it be madness?

- That's... - You're the clear-eyed-maniac.

- Clear-eyed-maniac? - His song.

There's a song he sang that's more famous than his song.

- ZICO. - You all know it.

- "She's a baby." - You all watched it.

What is that?

("She's a baby" by ZICO)

This is the original song.

It's the one that was sung earlier.

It was ZICO's song.

Listen up, I'll tickle you without using my hands

(Why is he doing this? Why would you tickle without using hands?)

(The thumbnail alone makes me laugh and feel ticklish.)

Soon, you'll get to love me very much

(Warm latte)

(Ratatate, ratatate...)

Wouldn't it better for you to continue the doctorate program?

- What's that? - Your music...

The music is really bad.

- It's so bad. - That's...

I want to be good...

at the MZ singing method.

- I want to be good at it. - You're sensitive to the trend.

Their way of singing...

- is different from ours. - It's different.

I wanted to try that.

I practiced that and went there.

I wanted people to either think...

it was cool or funny.

But people thought it was funny, and I was thankful for that.

It's a relief that you didn't say you wanted to dance.

Actually,

I'm in a band right now,

but when I was young, I used to like music...

and dancing.

- Goodness. - It's so...

Why do you sound...

- like a worried mother? - Goodness...

- Did your mother say that too? - Goodness.

- Did you learn how to dance? - To what level did you go?

I liked Michael Jackson.

I used to mimic him.

You can moonwalk?

I've never done it in front of others.

- No way. - You'll do that today?

I'm not saying I'll dance today.

Now that I'm married,

I may dance at home when I'm happy.

- Oh? - But...

Da Hae told me, "I hope you don't dance elsewhere."

- Is it that bad? - But...

If he brought it up, it means he wants to dance today.

Right.

You may all be geniuses,

but we have a dance genius who was talented since young.

He's a talented street dancer who started in Dongdaemun.

- I know. - Back at Migliore.

Yes. I used to...

- go to Super Junior concerts. - Right.

He was shining on stage.

- He looked super cool. - Incredible.

- Thanks. - You should...

- Come test yourself. - In that case,

- we should see how good he is. - We need to see it.

You mentioned Michael Jackson, right? Come here.

- Do the moonwalk. - Wait.

- I... - Just try doing the moonwalk.

- Come on, it's our turn to shine! - Yes.

You guys kept showing off how smart you were.

- I'm wearing slippers. - I'm going to learn how to dance.

- Good luck! - Try the moonwalk.

- All the best. - Which version will you do?

Do the moonwalk.

(He requests for the moonwalk.)

That's not it.

You should with from this move.

- How will he do it? - Your knees.

(He fails the Lean.)

Oh, no.

- He's got the vibe. - He's seen it a lot.

- Annie, are you okay? - Right.

Annie, are you okay? Are you okay, Annie?

(Someone who fell asleep standing)

He's got the vibe down.

I get it.

I get the vibe you're going for.

Originally, you wanted to do this, right?

- You have the correct vibe. - How cool.

Please do the moonwalk, Shin Dong.

That's it.

- He wanted to do this. - Try it.

Wait, one would think we're mocking him.

No, don't do it like this.

Now that I see, it's not easy to give off the right feel.

- You can work on the technique. - Please do it again.

The best way is still to follow the latest trend.

The ombrinho dance is popular these days.

- Right, the ombrinho dance. - What's that?

'Ombrinho' means shoulders in Brazilian.

- It's a shoulder dance. - Shoulder dance.

It's the ombrinho dance.

- Ombrinho. - When will you make me dance?

You use your shoulders.

People think the ombrinho dance...

is this move.

But you don't dance it with your shoulders.

- It's your hips. - You need to...

- use your legs and hips. - Yes.

- How? - It's done like this.

- I see the difference. - This isn't the shoulder dance.

- You're so cool. - This isn't the dance.

You're so cool.

You need to know how to bounce.

- Do the bounce. - Up and down.

- Ready, go. - Up and down.

That's not the right way.

- Da Hae, I'm sorry. - Let me show you.

- I'm dancing on TV. - I'll use my shoulders.

I'll show you with my shoulders.

Jang Won, let's do it together.

Look at me.

- Let's see who's better. - I'll teach you both.

Move your left and right shoulders.

Right, left, right.

- Left, right, left. Like this. - Look at them.

I think I'm better.

- Let's see. - When moving each shoulder,

don't move it to the side. Do it diagonally.

- Diagonally? - Yes.

Point your shoulders diagonally.

Point your shoulders diagonally.

- Point diagonally. - I see.

- What? - How about giving them space?

- All right. Music... - Wait.

I think my motor skills are broken.

- Music please. - Stand in the middle.

- Like this. - Get ready.

He can definitely do it.

- In 2, 1. - Go!

Gosh, they're broken.

(An uncle on a tour bus and a thug shoving others)

My gosh.

Jang Won, keep going.

(The dance instructor faints.)

- He's surfing. - That's it.

- Jang Won's doing good. - That's good.

- Jang Won's doing good. - That's it.

- What? - There you go.

- He's actually good. - Keep going.

- He's actually good. - Kyung Hoon, go faster.

Do it faster.

- That's right. - Keep going.

(The shoulder thug speeds up.)

Mimi Minu, come show us.

Gosh, Mimi Minu.

That's it.

Yes.

- Gosh. - Please.

(Dancing like his bag is stuck between the doors)

Dang it.

Look at him.

(His angry look is the highlight.)

He gets the vibe.

Minu, you're good.

- You're good. - It's my own version.

They're incredible.

- Mimi Minu is amazing. - By the way,

Jang Won is definitely...

- We all said the same thing. - How funny.

We thought Kyung Hoon would be better.

- But Jang Won is way better. - Is he so cool?

- Minu is great. - After seeing Kyung Hoon,

I feel better.

- That was great. - I feel good.

- You did a great job. - Thanks for dancing with me.

- Look at how happy Jang Won is. - Wait.

You should moonwalk back.

- What? - Reverse back.

- Do the moonwalk. - No, I'm sorry to my wife...

for dancing, so I'll dance "Sorry, Sorry."

- In 5, 6, 7, 8. - In 5, 6, 7, 8.

(Da Hae, I'm Sorry, Sorry for dancing.)

I've never seen someone dance "Sorry, Sorry" like that.

- He's dancing like that? - This is just...

his own made-up dance.

- In 5, 6, 7, 8. - In 5, 6, 7, 8.

Sorry, sorry, to the back.

- One, bounce. - Don't stick your tongue out.

(Don't stick your tongue out.)

(His tongue came out to watch them dance.)

Kick up. One, two.

Yes!

- It looks like... - Yes!

Yes, you look like a traditional dancer.

It's like a traditional dance.

It's exciting.

- That's how it's done. - Good job.

Shin Dong is our KAIST graduate when it comes to dance.

I understand why your wife told you not to dance.

- That's the highlight. - Definitely.

After Jang Won,

Seong Beom's nickname...

is "Tiger." He wrote that.

My granddad had a conception dream instead of my mother.

He dreamt that a huge tiger came up to hug him.

- That's his conception dream? - I only learned before coming here.

I think the skies went all in when creating Seong Beom.

He's handsome, he's smart.

- It's impossible. - He's considerate.

- He's even kind-hearted. - He comes from a good family.

You should dance too. Maybe you have talent.

- I don't think he has. - I...

Actually, I...

I dance like Kyung Hoon.

- That's a relief. - He can't be good at everything.

What's so bad about me?

Let's see it.

- Do the ombrinho dance for us. - Do it.

Let's go.

- Go out. - Kyung Hoon, battle him.

Compete with him.

- Go do it. - I can't dance...

if I'm in the spotlight.

- This is a dance battle. - Let's do ten seconds.

Kyung Hoon will go first. Music, please.

- I was just fooling around earlier. - Seong Beom doesn't know.

Kyung Hoon will go first.

In 5, 6, 7. Go!

That's it.

That's it.

- Way to go. - It's different from earlier.

Let's go, Seong Beom.

Now, it's Seong Beom's turn!

(Next, it's Seong Beom's turn!)

(In awe)

- He's doing a good job. - Gosh.

- What's going on? - He's good.

- What? - He's good.

- Now, together. Let's go! - This is too much.

- Kyung Hoon is losing. - This is...

- That's surprising. - My goodness.

How is he good at dancing too?

He's even good at dancing.

It's a bit weird.

- Is this considered good? - You have some dance talent.

- Really? - Yes.

You're such an all-rounder.

- He is. - Kyung Hoon has no talent in him...

- but he has the vibe. - He does.

- He has the energy. - So much energy.

Seong Beom, are you Jang Won's direct junior?

Yes. Were you from Computer Science?

- You're from Computer Science? - Yes, I was.

- Computer Science? - You were?

I pretended to be shocked, but I already knew...

that he was from Computer Science.

- What are you doing? - Why do people keep staging things?

- Whenever they're here... - What's with you?

- I wanted to make it interesting. - I see.

- That's Jang Won's comedic style. - How funny.

- So you knew. - I knew.

But actually, I had my eye on him.

It's not easy to meet KAIST alumni in this field, after all.

- That's true. - Really?

I was glad to find a successor at last.

- You must be proud. - Why are you laughing? Yes.

Maybe he could be my successor.

- We have a lot in common. - Really?

- He's good-looking. - Right.

He's also intelligent.

- He's a fluent speaker. - Yes.

He also has a good memory.

In any case, I was glad to meet a direct junior.

- I do have one questionable thing. - Yes?

Computer Science kids work in front of a computer.

So what will happen?

- Tech necks! - Yes, I have a tech neck...

- since I game a lot. - Exactly.

- Right, that's the norm. - You get a tech neck.

- But look at his posture. - You're right.

- It's too good. - Look at his posture.

He has the perfect posture.

So I find it unbelievable.

Why don't you have a tech neck?

When I was about 22 years old, I used the computer a lot.

At the time, my right arm suddenly went numb.

- Was it displaced? - Yes. When I went to the hospital,

they told me to take care of my neck.

So after that, I always leaned back...

whenever I worked on the computer.

But you don't get the vibe when you play games like this.

That's true. I like playing LoL too.

So when I play LoL,

- I also... - What's your tier?

- Me? - What's your tier?

- Are you good at gaming too? - What's your tier?

- What's your tier? - Spill it.

Did you watch Faker's match? What's your tier?

- Of course. - What's your tier?

- I'm a Gold. - Oh, please.

I have a better tier. We won him at LoL.

- Please. - Isn't Gold quite incredible?

- We won! - Isn't Gold good?

Isn't it good?

- We finally won! - We won.

So you were a Gold?

- You're a Gold? - I'm a Gold.

- Ho Dong, what's your tier? - Who knows?

Ho Dong tore people up when he was young.

- Ho Dong... - He was the top tier in Masan.

People rave about Seong Beom now,

but Jang Won was one of the first hot guys in KAIST.

He's very handsome.

If he keeps his mouth closed...

and sits still,

you can tell he has a handsome face.

No, he's allowed to speak,

as long as he doesn't dance.

- Speaking is okay. - He looks like an actor.

- Okay, Da Hae. - He looks like Bae Yong Joon.

- He does. - He has the actor vibe.

- His face is luxurious. - Jang Won, back then,

were you extremely popular?

When I was in high school, I had a fan club.

- Really? - What did they do?

It was a club of five boys.

- Boys? - Boys?

- Yes. - They were juniors?

They were five juniors who were a year younger than me.

They pitched in ten cents each...

to buy me a 50-cent snack.

So he did have a fan club.

Why did they form that fan club? They found you cool?

- Or were you funny? - They found me cool.

- How adorable. - Yes.

That was the peak of my life.

So who do you think is KAIST's greatest product?

Is it Lee Jang Won or Seong Beom?

- Heo Seong Beom. - Now?

When people ask which famous folk are from KAIST,

we always mention Peppertones first.

"Have you watched Problematic Men?"

"Lee Jang Won and Shin Jae Pyeong are from our school."

Name five hit songs by Peppertones.

Ready, go.

- Two, three. - "You and I," "Our Love,"

- Four. - "Our Blues,"

- Fail. - "Water Bottle."

- Still, he was able to list four. - He knows a lot.

You are the first to list four songs when asked.

I've been keeping quiet to protect my junior.

But none of those are our songs.

- What? - What?

- Really? Did he lie? - Did he make things up?

- I made things up. - He said, "Water Bottle."

We wouldn't make such a song. "Aquarius" is a better song title.

"Water Bottle" isn't a good song title.

- Seriously. - I see.

- He did it immediately. - Did you make things up?

- He came up with the likely ones. - Seriously.

I'm a bit disappointed.

- It's okay not to know our songs. - Right.

But when he made up the titles, everyone went,

"You know a lot of songs."

"You're the first person to list so many song titles."

(The KAIST graduate fooled everyone.)

(Why isn't anyone refuting him?)

- I became even more flustered. - Yes.

- One of us... - I thought you'd refute him.

- One of us should've gone, - But you didn't do that.

"Hey, there are no such songs."

- I know. - Exactly.

- There was a variety. - Jang Hoon.

- I bet Seong Beom... - That was funny.

Got street-cast many times because of his looks.

- Have you been street-cast? - Is it done through DM these days?

I've never been street-cast.

- I see. - You've never been street-cast?

I don't know if this had a play in the matter.

I entered the university when I was 20...

and COVID-19 broke out when I was 21.

Just like Jang Won, I spent most of my time before the computer.

Seong Beom enjoys...

what he couldn't enjoy back then through his contents. Right?

- He's both handsome and smart. - That's right.

Wasn't there a popular teaching video?

- He wrote on the blackboard. - The calculus lecture.

- My goodness. - It's so annoying.

- He looks handsome on the screen. - His facial expression is annoying.

- It's annoying. - Seriously.

Why didn't you wear anything inside?

- He did it on purpose. - That's how you wear it.

Now, I'll solve Problem Number 30 of Calculus...

- in the mathematics section... - He has an incredible voice.

Of CSAT.

Do you know why my voice is raspy?

This is my fourth time filming this.

(Chuckling)

Let's get to the problem right away.

- Hey, what was that? - What was that facial expression?

What was that?

- Did you see his nose crinkle? - Hey.

He was going insane.

"He was going insane."

Why did you crinkle your nose?

We crinkle our noses...

when we smell stinky tofu.

I laugh like that...

- when I'm embarrassed. - That's right.

At first, I found it strange that people went wild about it.

Ho Dong, try the nose crinkle. It's charming.

Do you know why my voice is raspy?

This is my fourth time filming myself...

solve this problem.

(Chuckling)

His teeth are more visible.

That's the face you make when you smell ammonia.

- A Yonsei graduate, Jang Hoon. - That's right.

- I find it really annoying. - Okay.

Let me say this first. That video went viral...

because it was done by Seong Beom, an incredibly handsome man.

- Why Ho Dong? - Why should Ho Dong and I do it?

- I mean... - It's called comparative comedy.

- I thought you were swearing. - It's a comedy term.

- That's the technical term. - Yes.

Do you know why my voice is raspy?

This is my fourth time filming myself...

solve this problem.

- My goodness. - It was okay.

- You did well. - You're charming when you smile.

- He did well. - Seriously.

I heard that you had other literary talents.

If you give me a sentence,

I can change it into literature.

- It'll be hard. - Literature?

Soo Geun, you farted again, right?

- Is that the sentence? - For goodness' sake.

I'll change it like this.

Soo Geun loved her very much.

Thus, Soo Geun wanted to leave a strong impression.

He decided to rely on smell, not sight and hearing.

- My goodness. - For a split second,

a warm cloud came out of Soo Geun's butt.

At that moment, all of us could feel Soo Geun.

- That's how I do it. - My goodness.

- Gosh. - I'm impressed.

Thank you for putting it so nicely.

I always got criticized for farting. No one has said it so nicely.

- Was it a cloud? - It was a cloud.

- I see. - A warm cloud.

It became warm.

Up next is Yoo Yeon.

Yoo Yeon's nickname is...

- Yoo Yeon. - I bet you came up with it.

- What is it? - It's Lady Yoo Yeon.

I did graduate from Ewha Womans University.

People say that I have a ladylike image.

That's why they call me Lady Yoo Yeon.

- tripleS has 24 members, right? - Yes.

Did you know that there would be 24 members?

I didn't know when I signed the contract.

- Really? - Later on,

members joined 1 by 1 and it became a 24-member group.

- Then... - So there are 24 members.

It's twice the size of Super Junior at the time of debut.

- That's right. - Things must be harder.

Getting ready at the salon takes five hours at the very least.

(Getting ready at the salon takes 5 to 6 hours.)

- Twenty-four? - It makes no sense.

When we need to go somewhere, we take a big bus.

Do you guys do a roll call in the morning?

- Yes. - "Get ready. Say your number."

"One, two, three, four, five..."

"Twenty-four, Kim Yoo Yeon! The end!"

- We do that. - What?

- Each member has a number. - Of course.

My number is five.

So we go from S1 to S24.

The last member, the 24th one, says, "The end."

It's like a cell phone model. S24.

- S23. - If S24...

If S24 is absent, does S23 say it?

"One member is absent due to flu!"

- Do you do that? - Seriously.

Do you regret joining the group because there are so many members?

Well, no.

- What was that? - "Well..."

- Just now, - There was a pause.

She looked around to see if anyone from her agency was here.

- You can be honest. - No.

- I don't regret it. - I see.

- Be honest. - It's hard to make yourself known.

I visited this show to make myself known.

- That's right. - Yes.

She prepared a performance.

- Will all of them come? - Let's see it.

My goodness. Will she perform alone?

Yoo Yeon will do the work of 24 members.

She'll do the work of 24 members by herself.

She'll do the work of 24 members.

Music, please.

That's right.

(Even if I fall, I get back up)

How about the new song?

(Girls never die They never ever cry)

- The new song. - Is it the new song?

Yes.

She's good.

(She gives a 24-member performance by herself.)

- Do you like it? - It's powerful.

Hey.

- What a nice song. - Thank you.

(They could feel the energy of 24 members.)

All members of tripleS should come and perform some time.

- Please invite us. - Of course.

All right. We checked out Yoo Yeon's nickname.

- Are we done? - Okay.

- We're done. - Hold on a second.

- What? - It's my turn.

- I forgot that you were there. - We'll watch it on YouTube.

It's my turn, right?

- Mimi Minu's nickname. - That's right.

- It's quite ridiculous. - What is it?

It says, "A college advisor for girlfriends only."

- Is that your nickname? - What's that?

- I get that it's quite long. - Yes.

There was Ms. Kim Joo Young of that JTBC drama, right?

She was a college advisor.

- I'm the real-life version of that. - "SKY Castle."

I'm the real-life version of that.

There's a reason why I say that. My first love from middle school...

got into Seoul National University.

In high school, there was a girl I liked.

I pursued her for half a year and dated her for a year.

- My goodness. - I had to take CSAT again,

but she got into Yonsei University.

When I was getting ready for my second CSAT, I persevered.

I solved many math problems and put in so much effort.

I studied hard.

Ten days before taking CSAT... I lived in Suseo.

I was memorizing Vietnamese words at the subway station.

I was going, "Xin chao."

A girl called my name and came downstairs.

She was someone I had met in June.

So that students who were taking CSAT again could relax,

instructors made them have a talent show.

My rap performance became the talk of the town.

- You performed. - She had her eyes on me since then.

- We ended up dating ten days... - Did you guys date?

Before CSAT.

Right after CSAT, we both got cell phones...

and went to SU Karaoke.

- SU Karaoke. - Yes.

- SU Karaoke. - The karaoke in Hongdae.

We enjoyed ourselves that day.

Right afterward, we had an essay test.

It was two days after CSAT.

We went to Korea University,

Sungkyunkwan University, and Sogang University.

We took the essay test at the same universities.

I got rejected from all three universities,

but she got accepted into all three universities.

(His girlfriend got accepted into all three universities.)

I was lucky enough to date girls who were geniuses.

Thus, my girlfriends went to SKY, Seoul, Korea, and Yonsei.

- That's right. - Then your girlfriends...

Test takers began to say, "If you date Mimi Minu,"

"you'll go to a good university."

- Hey, let me date you. - Is it a ploy to date girls?

- Let me date you. - Okay. For how many days?

- Let me date you. - Okay, Hee Chul.

I want to make my mom's wish come true...

by entering a university.

- That's a sad story. - Let me date you.

- They got into good universities. - That's right.

- Really? - It happened in succession.

Do you still keep in touch with them?

No. I'm the type to block my exes on all platforms.

- I'm sure they blocked you first. - I throw away the presents.

- I'm sure they blocked you first. - On YouTube...

Why are you so inconsiderate of them?

- I'm sure they blocked you first. - Why should I be considerate?

- Why should I be considerate? - You have a point.

I throw away the presents. Why should I keep them?

It's rude for the next girlfriend.

When he says such things, his tone is similar to mine.

- Seriously. - Isn't that right?

- How strange. - We're similar.

He's Seo Jang Hoon of Korea University.

- Tell us about this. - What?

Before you began running a YouTube channel,

you were Korea University's Master of Presentation.

- Master of Presentation. - Yes.

- It helped me become a YouTuber. - That's right.

So I entered the university.

University students hate presentations and debates the most.

- That's right. - If you take a mandatory lecture...

with 300 to 400 students,

- many of them play games... - They have a stage fright.

Or send messages.

But such lectures made me happy.

A free opportunity to stand before 300 to 400 people?

It makes me go crazy. It excites me.

I get a dopamine rush.

- My goodness. - We talked about a prenatal dream.

Let me tell you what my mom's prenatal dream was.

She was standing at the door and 100 pigs entered.

- Did she count 100 pigs? - It was...

It was around that number.

- It feels awkward to say 55. - Yes.

Let's go with 100. So I was excited about the opportunity.

I gave a unique presentation.

It was for the Eastern philosophy course.

I really like BigBang.

I made a connection...

between the BigBang songs and my past relationships.

("BigBang and Me.")

(The theme is, "BigBang and Me.")

(The VIP student becomes startled.)

(He seems to dance well.)

(Min Woo debuted at Korea University after training for 5 years.)

(The highlight is that he received A plus.)

(The students realized that it was a concert, not a lecture.)

(I got this on my algorithm because of G-DRAGON's comeback.)

I also presented a literary work like an online instructor.

(Did it gush out?)

(Did it rise? I think there was an increase.)

(It's like an online lecture at the 1.5 times speed.)

(He knows his literary works since he took CSAT 5 times.)

(I get why he took CSAT 5 times. He learned the lecturing skills.)

When Korea University had a contest,

I submitted a compilation video of my presentations...

and won first place.

I had to upload it on YouTube.

Overnight, it got 100,000, 200,000, and 400,000 views.

"There's a crazy five-time taker at Korea University."

- The word spread... - A crazy five-time taker.

In various communities...

and helped me become Mimi Minu.

In that case, what's your final goal?

- Maybe it's Coachella. - I want to keep this going and...

- It's similar. - What?

- Just film YouTube videos. - You aren't in a group...

- like Yoo Yeon. - You don't give performances.

- Would you listen to me? - Okay.

Until last year, my subscribers were in middle and high school.

But in the beginning of this year, I filmed many karaoke videos.

Short-form videos are less than a minute these days.

My videos went viral.

A producer from S TV station noticed me...

and made me the host of a web-based music talk show.

- My career expanded that way. - I thought he was a singer.

That's right. My newer subscribers think that.

So my dream is the Gocheok Sky Dome.

- What do you mean? - The Gocheok Sky Dome?

Will you change your name to "Gocheok Sky Dome?"

- Will your head open? - So...

I want to invite singers whose songs I sang...

and do a feature.

It's my final goal to have a solo concert...

- with an eccentric structure. - A concert.

- This is the Brother Dome. - That's right.

Let's have a practice at the Brother Dome.

- Shall I do that? - There are about 100 people.

- I chose the songs. - Which songs?

- CSAT is over, right? - Yes.

Students couldn't listen to the CSAT's banned songs...

- even though they wanted to. - "Ring Ding Dong?"

"Ring Ding Dong," "U R Man..."

- There's a lineage. - Okay.

- In the first half of this year, - Which song was it?

It was "Supernova" by aespa.

("Supernova" by aespa)

In the second half of this year, it was...

- "APT." by Rose. - "APT."

I'll sing one verse each.

- That sounds good. - Let's go.

Will you sing?

He's incredible.

- We don't need to. He'll sing. - He'll dance as well.

(CSAT's banned songs)

Music, please.

("Supernova" by aespa)

He has a nice tone.

Where are you going?

(Korea University's tiger eats up someone else's camera.)

(He commands the stage like a supernova.)

(You resemble me)

(Who are you?)

(The event is approaching, ah, oh, ay)

(Getting rougher and bigger, ah, oh, ay)

(You won't dare lay a finger on me)

(No one)

Hey.

(Find the origin)

Hey.

Here comes the highlight.

Here comes KARINA's part. KARINA.

KARINA.

(KARINA will be shocked by his singing skills.)

- He's good. - He's good.

(He has the aesthetics of the aluminum-foil Sailor Moon.)

("APT." by Rose and Bruno Mars)

- Random game! - Random game!

- Game, start! Everyone! - Game, start!

(He missed the beat.)

(APT, APT, APT, APT)

(APT, APT)

All right.

- He's good. - He's really good.

(Students were desperate for 2025's CSAT.)

Still, it makes news every year.

(To applaud the hard work of the test takers, )

(the members will attempt to solve the mathematics section.)

(Brother School's Special Extra Class)

- Is everyone here? - Yes.

Today, for the students who gave up on mathematics,

scholarship students with good grades will give a lesson.

After the lesson,

- we'll have a quiz. - Come on!

- No! - There will be prizes...

as well as penalties.

Okay?

- We need to do well. - Let's get started.

- Learn in groups. - What are we learning?

- Seriously. What are we learning? - A test.

- Is it math? - What's this?

"What's the number of cases..."

"for lining up the 5 letters, x, x, y, y, and z..."

"in a single pile?"

(The difficulty level is the lowest.)

What does that mean?

- In a single pile? - What kind of a case is this?

What's this?

- What's this? - What kind of a case is this?

I think "xx" is a swear word.

(X, x)

- What's this? - It isn't a swear word?

- What does this mean? - What does this mean?

A single pile.

So either x, y, or z...

could come first.

- The number of cases? - It's easy.

This is one.

- This is... - Will you write out all of them?

- X, y, y, z, x. - There will be too many.

- Two x. - Let me watch you guys solve it.

- All right. - X, y,

- z... - But there's no number.

How are we supposed to get the number?

Okay. I got it.

- I'll begin the lesson. - Okay.

(He figured out their level.)

There is a large number of cases.

For this problem, we need to count how many cases there are.

- That's right. - The number of cases.

The number of ad-libs...

that get aired.

- That's right. - The number.

Let's say 5 ad-libs get aired. Then the number is 5.

- That's how it works. - Okay.

For such problems, the first thing you need to learn is...

factorial.

- What? Factorial. - Factory.

That's where you manufacture siege tanks.

- Factory. - The exclamation mark is used.

You put an exclamation mark behind the number.

If it comes behind four, it means you need to multiply...

all the numbers from 4 to 1.

One, two, three, four.

It's a hassle to write out the entire equation.

- Now... - Twenty-four.

Gosh, Kyung Hoon. You can do mental arithmetics.

Kyung Hoon. You can do mental arithmetics.

- Gosh, you're smart. - Of course.

You're a genius.

What's five factorial?

- Do you multiply 1 to 5? - That's right.

Then...

- From 75... - It's 120.

- It's 120. That's right. - That's right.

So why do we learn factorial?

Let's go back to the problem.

Let's say that all the letters are different.

Then what will be the number of cases?

It will be five factorial.

- One to five. - Yes.

- So we multiply one to five. - That's right.

- Are there 120 cases? - That's right.

Let's say there are five seats.

There are seats from number one to number five.

Then five people can take number one.

- Yes. - No one has taken a seat.

Then 4 people can take number 2 and 3 people can take number 3.

That's right.

You just need to multiply all the integers.

So you know it's five factorial.

How about the repeating letters? They need to be subtracted.

That's right. It's a problem with a twist.

Firstly...

- We got this far. - We got this far.

The next part is a bit hard.

Don't teach us more.

- Can't we stop here? - If we stop here,

- I'll get the flour bomb. - Really?

- We need to keep going. - Do we need to keep going?

If you keep going,

your son will be happy.

He'll watch the show and go, "I'm so proud of my son."

- Let's go. - Keep going.

Let's say we have a1 and a2.

Let's say we have those.

Instead of a and a,

we have a1 and a2.

Originally, the number of cases is two.

The a part is the same, right?

- So we need to erase this order. - Yes.

To do that, you divide it...

by the overlapping number of cases.

It's a difficult concept.

Do you understand it?

(Of course not.)

It's all you need to understand.

Let's start over.

You need to divide it by h

You just divide it by this number.

One more time.

Let's start over.

- What? - Let's start over.

- This one. We have a, a, b, b, b. - I'll give it a go.

- Okay. - The number of cases?

It's five factorial. Five times...

four times...

- three times... - Yes.

- two times one. - Keep going.

- Keep going. - It's 120.

- And this is 2 times 2. - Yes.

That's right.

I'm about to go insane.

- Am I sexy? - You're very sexy.

Your brain is sexy.

Let's solve the first question then.

It's the same. The letters are x, x, y, y, and z.

- It's 2 times 1. - It's 2 times 1.

- It's 2 times 1. - Yes.

- It's 30. - That's right.

You just need to think about it when you get the question.

(The overlapping number of cases is excluded.)

When you calculate something like this,

write out the equation.

Six times five times four times three times two times one.

You can erase the same numbers at the top and bottom.

So you can erase two.

You can erase three.

Thus, the answer is 60. That's how you solve it.

(Simplify the equation by using the common divisors.)

- Okay. - We'll get it wrong.

If you multiply all the integers from 6 to 1,

it'll take forever.

- That's the problem and the key. - We can make it more advanced.

- How so? - Wouldn't we get these problems?

I doubt we'd get advanced problems.

This is just about lining up the letters.

It shouldn't get more advanced.

Let me explain what probability is.

The specific number of cases over the total number of cases.

The specific number of cases.

If the problem asks for probability, you'll get a fraction.

Figure out the total number of cases first.

Then divide the specific number of cases by it...

to get the probability.

- Is it too difficult? - Let's not go that far.

What was that? Please start over.

- Just what do you want to explain? - Let's get one question right.

- I can get this one right. - To be honest,

I don't mind getting the flour bomb.

- Come on. Teach us. - This is too hard.

What were you trying to explain just now?

Let me listen to the explanation.

- What's this? - For example...

Is it over? Hey, time's up.

- One minute remains. - One minute.

I believe your wits will prevail in times of emergency.

Is there a way we can use this?

- It's an advanced concept. - Okay.

Just get the total number of cases.

Then from the problem, figure out the specific number of cases.

Do we subtract it then?

- Let's wrap up. - If we do this...

If we do this...

So this one...

- Four, three, two, one. - Let's wrap up.

(Until the end, the old students burn their passion for studying.)

Now, Brother School Quiz will begin.

- You guys had a good lesson, right? - Yes.

Suddenly, the four of you looked so impressive.

- It wasn't easy. - Seriously.

But the students followed well.

We'll now check how well you understood the lesson.

- What? What's this? - What's this?

- Just ask one. - The first question is a joke.

- I'm sure everyone will get it. - Just ask one.

Now,

private tutors, do you think the students will do well?

(Sighing)

- Yes, of course. - None of them answered right away.

I guess Jang Won has no confidence.

As for me, my students were much smarter than I expected.

They would've gotten good grades had they studied back in school.

- That's right. - I'm anxious already.

It's okay to make a mistake. Don't feel pressured.

- Study because you want to. - You know,

to figure out the probability,

I wrote all the number of cases.

That's how you solve it in elementary school.

- Yes. That's how you begin. - Are you calling me...

- an elementary schooler? - When you learn the concept...

- at first... - I'm sorry,

- but please begin before we forget. - Right.

- Hurry up. - Let's go.

Our memory span is ten minutes.

While you guys take the quiz, we'll be proctors.

- We'll walk around the classroom. - Really?

Don't cheat. Solve the problems properly, okay?

- Okay. - Okay.

Now, we'll give you the test paper for the first question.

- Is there a test paper? - Is there a test paper?

- Is there a test paper? - We aren't using this paper.

They'll get nervous.

- Today, we... - All right.

Turn it over on the count of three.

- Don't turn it over now. - Okay.

- Seong Beom... - Don't turn it over now.

- had to teach us division first. - Why are we...

the last ones to get the test paper?

No. Everyone will open it at once.

- I see. - They're seeing the back.

Can't we take an open-book test? I heard it was popular these days.

No schools have such tests.

Go ahead.

You should be able to solve the first problem.

- The first problem... - If you fail to solve it,

your teacher should get his or her title taken away.

Is it the teacher's problem? It isn't our problem.

If it isn't our problem, we could get it wrong.

- Let's go. - Since it's a simple problem,

- you'll get 30 seconds. - Hold on.

- Hold on. What are you saying? - Come on.

- That's too short. - Turn it over at three.

- One, two... - Ho Dong turned it over.

What? One, two, three. Hurry up and solve it.

- Let's go and watch. - Let me answer!

Let me answer!

- No. - No, write it down.

(The order doesn't matter.)

- I solved it. - I solved it in two seconds.

- For goodness' sake. - It won't take that long.

It isn't a matter of who solves it quickly.

- This is easy. - This is too easy.

- Go ahead and solve it. - We're done.

- We... - Write it down.

(Find the answer to the equation.)

So 5 times 4 is 20.

(Yonsei University's ambassador solves the problem calmly.)

- You still have some time. - It's 120.

It's 120.

Min Woo taught us so well.

- Is everyone done? - I was so surprised.

We can solve advanced problems.

- Shall we stop? - Factory.

Switch the test paper with the one next to you and grade it.

It was easy.

Isn't that the one behind you?

What? Hee Chul, how did you know?

- What's the answer? - He's a good teacher.

What's the answer?

- One, two... - It's 120.

It's 120. A round of applause.

Let's stop here.

You shouldn't get the first problem wrong.

- The first problem is easy. - Thank goodness.

Here comes the next problem.

The problem you got during the private lesson...

- has been tweaked. - What?

Thus, you'll get three minutes to solve it.

Please give us more time.

Okay. One, two, three. Go.

- What? - You've solved it.

- We've solved it. - Solve it slowly.

(The number of cases for lining up the 6 letters, a, a, b, b, b, c)

Lining up the letters...

It's similar. Just don't make a mistake.

Is this it?

(Shin Dong solves it without a problem.)

- Three. Two. - All right.

- It's... - Is this it?

Similar to the practice problem.

We talked about what would happen...

if there were three overlapping letters.

I solved it right away.

It just came naturally.

- Gosh, this is... I'm in trouble. - Can I take CSAT next year?

- I... - Can I take CSAT next year?

I should've majored in natural sciences.

Why are you laughing?

- I chose the wrong major. - Do you remember...

He's smart.

(Meanwhile, Soo Geun)

No.

Do you remember how I told you to be careful?

You told me to be careful?

(He doesn't remember.)

(Meanwhile, Yeong Cheol)

(Glancing over)

- See? They're exchanging looks. - No.

Hey, you're such a thug.

Yeong Cheol, there's something you're confused about.

- You're stuck on that matter. - Really?

- You just need to overcome it. - Shall I start over?

- What should I go? - Go over there.

- I mean... - Hold on. She's...

I can't do divisions.

It's different.

Fraction... What's this?

If you just multiply the numbers...

(Yoo Yeon sits next to Soo Geun and explains it.)

Hold on. She's telling Soo Geun what to do.

- Go away. - No.

- Yoo Yeon. - I was talking to myself.

You're telling Soo Geun what to do.

- Go away. - Hey, is this right?

You need to expand the equation. It's right.

- Right? - Yes. Expand the equation.

I think I'm a genius.

- I'll learn the factory again. - "Factory?"

I'm perfect at it.

- What if you divide it by 12? - What?

- What if you divide it by 12? - Do you mean the answer?

What are they doing?

- What if you divide it by 12? - Hold on.

Are they having a private lesson?

Are they having a private lesson?

They're having a private lesson.

If I attend a school like this, I'll go to Yonsei University.

(An actual Yonsei graduate is studying on his own.)

If I attend a school like this, I'll go to Yonsei University.

Mistakes are frequent.

(The future of public education)

It's 60.

- It's 60. No. - Right next to him...

What a nice school. It's like "SKY Castle."

Teachers stay close to the student and tell him what to do.

Can't you solve that?

Do the times table again.

- Why are you teaching him? - No.

- Ten, - What should I do?

- nine, - Yeong Cheol, stay calm.

- eight, - Do the division.

Seven,

- six, - You're doing well.

- five, four, - You're doing well.

- three... - You're doing well.

- You're doing well. - Time's up.

Time's up.

- Why didn't you write it down? - All right.

What's the answer?

- It's 60. - It's 60.

- Did you get it? - Yes.

- Then... - Don't you need to take it?

- It's 60. - I don't need to take it.

- It's in my head. - I see.

- Ho Dong, will you solve it? - Mimi Minu.

Yeong Cheol got it wrong.

I couldn't do the division.

- Yeong Cheol, the division... - These days,

AI does the division.

- Calculation shows your skills. - When you divide...

When you divide...

- How many letters are there? - It's something he knows.

- Six. - Six letters, right?

- Then how should you begin? - Six times...

You start with six.

- That's right. - Good.

(There you go, Ho Dong.)

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

- You start with six. - Six.

You do this.

- That's right. - You keep going like this.

- That's right. - Is that method a promise?

It's a promise of the entire world.

- Don't break the promise. - In five oceans...

and six continents, this is the equation you use.

Can't we break that promise?

It'll be a disaster.

- Okay. - It's correct.

- It really sounds like a disaster. - And...

you go all the way to one...

- because you're modest. - Okay.

You multiply all the integers for the number of cases.

How many a?

- Two. - Two times one.

How about b, b, b?

- B, b, b. - There are three,

so it's 3 times 2 times 1.

(The number of cases for the overlapping b is 3!)

- How about c? - One.

- C. - Vitamin C is lonely by itself.

- It's lonely. - How sad.

- So it's times one. - How lonely.

- Now, multiply. - That's right.

So 6 times 5 is 30, right?

It's 30, so you get 120.

To 120, add 3.

No.

- Take a seat. - You're doing well.

- Is it correct? - You have 120.

- Why are you multiplying all? - Why are you multiplying all?

- Just erase the numbers. - What did you say?

- Nothing. - Nothing.

- Yes. - Did you teach them cancellation?

- Yes. It's basic. - So it's 360.

You erase the same numbers at the top and bottom, right?

The same numbers at the top and bottom.

I didn't teach him cancellation.

Then you move on to this part.

Two times one is two. Two times four is...

Two... Two times three is six.

Then...

It's hard to solve it like that.

I think his teacher was unqualified.

I taught them cancellation.

I know how to do splitting...

- despite being dumb. - I know it too.

- Cancellation. - It isn't splitting.

- Cancellation? - Splitting is for bulk vegetables.

- That's right. - Splitting.

You just need to erase the same numbers.

- Take out twos. - Okay.

Take out 3s and 2s.

As for this one, 2 times 2 is 4.

So take out one.

There's nothing here. Zero.

So 6 times 5 is 30. Multiply that by 2 and you get 60.

It's very simple.

- It's perfect. - He's good.

We learned it.

- He's good. - All right.

- I can get it right. - One balloon for Mimi Minu.

It's 12.

- He did it. - I forgot about the cancellation.

It was hard.

Let's move on to the last question.

The last question will be hard.

- The last question. - The last question...

is from last year's CSAT.

- I can't get it right. - Solve it with confidence.

It's a problem that uses the concept of probability.

- What is probability? - Then I won't know the answer.

- I forgot everything. - I can't get it right.

Let's begin.

- You have five minutes. - Shin Dong will get it right.

One, two, three.

- What? - What's this?

- What? - What's this?

The problem is long, right?

(Understanding the problem is a challenge.)

All right.

(Reading the problem carefully)

- What? What's this? - You need wits for this one.

- I did teach this concept. - Really?

- Well done. - Probability?

(He has no recollection of learning it.)

"There are six cards."

"If you use all of these six cards once..."

"If you use all of these six cards once to line them up,"

"what's the probability of the two numbers at the ends..."

"making ten of less in addition?"

- I don't understand it. - Did you write it?

- Hee Chul. - We just need to guess well.

(The probability is 1 out of 5.)

How many points was it worth?

- How many points was it worth? - This is...

- My goodness. - In the CSAT?

- This is three points. - Is it?

- It's 1, 2, 3, 4, - Who got it?

- five, six. - You just have to pick.

Did I get it wrong?

- Do you remember that time? - Is it 12?

During the Super Junior concert...

If it's 12, then...

- Da Hae and I went to the restroom, - Look.

- you did a shout-out, - Was I there?

Saying that Da Hae and I were there.

- When we were in the restroom. - That's right.

At the concert. Wait, I have to solve this.

Wait a minute.

(He quickly blocks the interruption.)

- Four, two... - It's supposed to be 12.

(He can't see the answer between all the formulas.)

- I'm so sorry. - Gosh, this is...

- Did you get it? - He got it.

- Are you serious? - This is so...

So 9, 10, 11, 12, 13...

You're doing so well. This attitude is great.

You know about the number of cases.

And 21, 22, 23...

Hee Chul is a genius.

He's using a calculator.

- Who? - You can use it. It's okay.

- Is there an answer? - If you know how to solve it.

This is so...

You didn't learn probability, so there's no other way.

Why didn't you teach us that?

I did my best.

Did any other team get to probability?

I think there are about two teams.

There are only three cases.

Everyone else did.

I got the answer,

- We have two minutes left. - but will it be correct?

(Genius Shin Dong solved the problem.)

- Divide this and get 24. - Where does the 24 go?

And then I get...

Ten points.

The chances of getting the answer is 20 percent.

You can just guess it.

This is so easy.

Time is up.

Guess your answer, and trade with your partner.

Did you get it?

- Put your hands up. - I guess this.

- Who picked number one? - I got it.

Number two?

Number three?

Number four?

(Ho Dong got number four)

Number five?

- I got number five. - Hee Chul guessed number five.

The answer is...

(Who is the best at math?)

- number five. - Gosh.

(Answer)

- Gosh. - I got it.

He solved it.

- Amazing. - Did you see that?

I got it.

Did Sang Min actually solve it?

Can Sang Min explaing it?

- Try it. - I just...

I didn't solve it, to be honest.

- Then what? - Did you guess?

It's just...

This is the only formula I ever learned.

That's cool.

That's so cool.

When there is a list of six numbers,

then it is six factual.

- "Factorial." - Factual...

- That was like "Love Actually." - "Factual?"

- Don't write it down. - What is a factual?

- "Factual?" - A line of six numbers,

so there are six numbers.

So what I did is,

this is 6 times 5 times 4 times...

- So 3 times 2 times 1. - Is that it?

And for this,

One times two times three times four times...

five times six.

(What?)

- Why? - Then it's one.

But then...

- It's okay. You did it until one. - Go on.

I just...

So 30 times 120 times...

And 420 times...

I mean, 360.

- What? - It's 720.

It's 720.

- What? - I think it was just luck.

Yes.

What? I got 840 earlier.

What?

- Then this must be... - That happens sometimes.

It gets whimsical sometimes.

And the seven goes...

Stop doodling and come back in.

I solved it.

- First, what you do is... - No.

Six and the exclamation point is 720.

- Okay. - Since 5 is 120.

You have to remove these two.

These two are at the end.

- Then you have to take this four. - The four.

Then four and the exclamation point is...

- He's good at calculating. - Then I divided these two.

Right? Am I wrong?

Don't be conscious of him and just go on.

It's right, but it's slightly off.

Four times three times...

- Then it's 30. - Yes.

Then the top is the probability.

The numbers at the end sum up to under ten.

- I don't know how to do this, - Yes.

So I just wrote them all down.

- Five plus four, - It's under ten.

- So 6 plus 3, 6 plus 2, 6 plus 1. - Gosh.

There are 28.

So I wrote 28 on top.

But it wasn't on the answers.

Why did you say it when it's not the answer?

I knew I messed up,

but I noticed that it could be divided.

- So divided by two is... - Fifteen.

- Fifteen and fourteen. - It's the same.

- That's how I got the answer. - That's right.

Is it right?

You did great.

This isn't actually the standard way,

- but he got the answer anyway. - Hee Chul...

- didn't study, - I think so too.

- but he's smart. - Can you teach us?

(The KAIST graduate's way...)

(of solving problem number 3)

Starting now, I will explain how to solve the problems.

Are you wondering why my pronunciation is good?

It's because this is my first shot.

(Wink)

(The student loves it.)

Gosh, I love it.

(I wore glasses because I could not hear the lecture.)

- He's good. - Now...

In order to calculate probability, you need to begin with

the total at the bottom,

and the special conditions at the top.

So let's calculate the total number of cases first.

For the total number of cases, you don't need the conditions.

A list of numbers, from one to six. What is this?

(Number of cases for six cards)

- It's six factorial. Yes. - Six factorial.

It's six factorial.

Then we only need to count...

the number of cases with the special conditions.

What is the condition?

The sum of the cards at each end...

is less than ten.

- I don't understand that part. - There are six seats,

and it means the ends are taken.

With a condition.

But the condition is that it's less than 10.

Then it's the same. Just like Hee Chul did,

you need to count the number of cases.

Let's say there are 28.

Then, the problem changes.

This time, these two are fixed,

so you need to find these four.

When there were six numbers, it was six factorial.

If it's four, what will it be?

- Four factorial. - That's it.

Then you only need to multiply that here.

Then just like I said, we know the answer to the condition.

- It's 28 times 4 factorial. - It's 28?

We know the formula for the probability.

We only have to put that in.

Six factorial,

and 28 times 4 factorial is over that.

This is 654321.

And 28 times 4321.

Then, 4321 gets erased,

so it's 28 over 30.

- We saw that a while ago, - It's that easy?

- when Hee Chul solved the problem. - That's right.

And here, just like back then, we need to break it down...

for the answer in the SATs.

Divide it as much as you can.

So divide it by 2, and you get 14 over 15.

Sir, I get it,

but do you have to lay them all out like Hee Chul...

- if you want to get 28? - Yes.

Yes, but...

Sir, I get it,

but do you have to lay them all out like Hee Chul...

- if you want to get 28? - Yes.

Yes, but a smart way to do it...

- is to think of it the other way. - Yes.

How many cases are there when the number exceeds 10?

Six and five,

five and six.

There are only these two cases.

- Yes. - Hee Chul counted all 28,

but you only need to take these two out...

from the total 30 number of cases, which is 28.

- You only need to remove two? - Yes.

- My gosh. - But he counted all of them.

But you did a really good job.

Yes, he did great.

- Goodness. - You did great.

What I'm saying is, is there a faster way to find the total?

- It's the same for all. - Yes.

- There are two spots, right? - Yes.

In the first spot, how many numbers can go in?

It's open to all six.

Six can go in.

- For the second spot? - Five.

- Five can go in. - Is it 30?

What is 6 times 5?

Yes, that's what I wanted to know.

Gosh, it's so simple.

It's much faster that way.

So that's how you do it?

- Great. - And now,

we will announce the best teacher.

The best teacher is...

- Great. - And now,

we will announce the best teacher.

The best teacher is...

Jang Won and Seong Beom.

(Mr. Lee and Mr. Heo)

Yes!

- The SAT banned song. - The best teachers...

who taught students...

get the most popular snack for the SAT.

We'll give you sweet and chewy...

sticky rice cake set.

(Sweet and chewy sticky rice cake set as a gift)

You didn't even take the SAT.

I was nervous about transferring here.

I wasn't sure about how to talk informally to you,

but it was so fun to talk informally.

- I had so much fun today. - You can't talk informally...

anywhere else.

I'm worried about making a habit of it.

It was so much fun.

And now that the SAT's over,

come and watch Peppertones' year-end concert.

- When? - What's the date?

- When? - December 14 and 15.

December 14 and 15?

Good luck with your concert.

- Seong Beom? - December 14 and 15.

I was very nervous to come here.

But everyone was so nice...

and kind.

I'll remember this day for a very, very long time.

I heard this shoot will air after the SAT.

Even though I repeated the SAT multiple times,

it doesn't mean the end of the world.

So don't be so sad.

Lastly, all 24 members of tripleS...

are always doing their best.

- Please invite us. - Let's have them all.

Dear Men on a Mission viewers.

I spent time with Korea's legendary celebs.

- It was a huge honor. - What's he doing?

Dear students, it's not over until it's over.

You still have performance tests, essays, and interviews left.

Do your best to the end and get into the school you want.

Thank you.

Yes!

(We're rooting for every student in Korea.)

So, the bottom place is...

Mr. Mimi Minu!

I'm sorry.

(Mr. Mimi Minu places the bottom.)

- So, Mr. Mimi Minu. - Yes.

For failing to teach your student,

here comes the flour penalty.

Sure.

Yes!

(The student's flaw is the teacher's flaw.)

(His bad students appear belatedly.)

Let's move on.

- It's new. - Good work.

(The preview of next week's episode will be revealed soon.)

("Min Kyung Hoon of Buzz Announcing His Marriage in November")

(Kyung Hoon's wedding is coming up.)

(The wedding delegates are prepared thoroughly.)

(Marry me)

(Men on a Mission's first wedding song project begins.)

(The experienced man is extremely enthusiastic.)

(Feeling reliable to have seniors)

(The experienced are different.)

(Going smooth thanks to experienced brothers?)

(However, they're tone-deaf.)

(You can't go to a wedding like that.)

(The brothers couldn't let down Kyung Hoon like this.)

(They call the music teacher, Lee Young Hyun of Bigmama.)

(It's like Messi...)

(in a morning soccer club.)

(The light)

(Will they be able to sing in Kyung Hoon's wedding?)

(Of course.)

(I'm being greedy.)

(But there's a part with harmony.)

(The music teacher does her best.)

(No matter how much they're off, they keep going.)

(The brothers are more serious than any other time.)

(I shouldn't sing this lyric.)

(Extremely careful)

(For the youngest member who spent 10 years together, )

(they gave their all to prepare this performance.)

(Will Kyung Hoon find it touching?)

(The one and only wedding song in the world is...)

(coming in Kyung Hoon's wedding.)

Dramaday.me

(Men on a Mission)

("Hard To Get To You" by BEWAVE)