[A Good Friend to Meet]
EONJU UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL
FUNERAL HOME
OUTSTANDING RESIDENT AWARD CEREMONY
Can you get into the frame?
Here I go. Two, three!
One more time. One, two, three!
Okay.
- Again. I closed my eyes.
- It's better that way.
- Stop it, Mom. How many do you need?
- Oh, child.
How can we stop?
With a child like you in front of us.
We are so proud of you.
Your grandma has
no illness to worry about anymore.
- The doctor will treat me for everything.
- Of course.
Let's not go over the top, please.
There's no one else that took a day off
just to be here like us.
Same with you two.
Closing your shop just to be here?
"Outstanding Resident Award."
- First Half.
- "First Half."
I wouldn't complain
if I had as successful a son.
Mom, just get ready to move.
I'll buy you an apartment
in Gangnam soon.
And about 10 billion won on top of that.
- Oh boy.
- All you do is talk.
You've haven't earned a single penny yet!
I'm sure Hyang-bok
will come through soon.
- Mother, how about Jeongabok today?
- No, you two should go back to work.
We should eat together.
It's Bok-soon's favorite place.
As expected
of Bongsu District's Choi Su-jong.
No wonder they had a child this late.
Like mother, like daughter!
Mommy, I'm hungry.
Oh, my sweet little child.
You are such a blessing to us all.
You're growing up so fast!
Brother, you'll keep
your promise this time, right?
- Yep.
- For real?
If you behave well.
Come on.
Okay. You got something on your face.
I guess this is my luck.
Let me just take pictures for you.
- The two of you. Mom, come over here.
- Okay.
- Here we go.
- How nice.
One, two three.
One more time.
Smile! One, two, three!
EPISODE 8
THE BROKEN PROMISE
EPISODE 8
It's bigger, cleaner, and nicer
than I thought it would be.
You thought it would stink
because two men live in it?
- Yes.
- We mop and wipe every single day.
- What is that?
- Macarons.
One second.
Should I k*ll him?
Should I k*ll him for you?
I'll k*ll him. Just say the word.
I'll go right now and—
Let's do this some other time.
I'm always uninvited, huh.
- It's not like that.
- What isn't like that?
Do you know that
you're really good
at driving people crazy?
It just doesn't make any sense to me.
Why do you have to be
the one carrying the cross?
Why did this have to happen to us?
- It's my problem.
- Why is that your problem?!
You didn't do anything!
Your call could not be completed.
Please try again later.
BONGSU MARKET
Brother...
Brother...
I want him to die.
I'll do it.
I'll go k*ll him right now.
You know that it's not hard.
Sure.
Go ahead.
k*ll him.
If it'll undo what happened.
If it fixes everything
from start to finish,
go k*ll him.
Right now.
- Where are you—
- You're up early.
Where are you headed this early?
Oh.
To exercise. I figured I needed to.
Good for you.
Dong-joo.
It's okay.
Oh.
Never mind.
What's the occasion?
You usually never come.
You told me to exercise.
I'm going on a diet
to become super pretty.
Why so suddenly?
You wouldn't know these feelings
even if I told you.
Does she really have someone?
There's a guy I like. Don't tell anyone.
- Not you. Dong-joo.
- Oh.
It's not like that house
is the only house in Seoul.
Why would she go back to his?
I don't know about Dong-joo,
but for me,
I can do anything for that man.
- I'm a lap ahead of you now.
- Wow.
Do you mean that though?
Mean what?
Really, anything for him?
Like...
Should I k*ll him for you?
I'll k*ll him.
k*lling someone, maybe?
I don't know about k*lling,
but probably enough to die for him.
At least, I feel like it.
- Why? Is there someone like that?
- Not at all.
- You're being suspicious.
- I said there isn't.
Not sure who it is,
but it sounds like crazy love.
Huh?
Did you want to k*ll Byeong-su
when he broke up with you?
No, not at all.
Or would you be able
to die for Byeong-su?
No, right?
It's not that simple. Not everyone
is able to live of die for love.
I told you. It's not like that.
C'mon, let's exercise.
She has "it's like that"
written all over her face.
I would've never guessed
you've never dated before.
I would've never guessed
you've never dated either.
What's the occasion? You're cleaning.
Oh.
I saw macarons inside.
Where'd you get them?
Someone gave them to me.
Who? Who did?
Who could it be?
- Who could have given you macarons?
- Stop it.
- What is this? Stop that, you're weird.
- Seong-nim's, good morning.
- If it isn't Seo Hae-ahn!
- Hey.
- You look terrible!
- Did you just get off work?
Yeah. It's k*lling me.
Benjamin Franklin once said,
"In this world, nothing is certain
except death and taxes."
Always keep that in mind.
Your paycheck comes out of my taxes.
Man, I'm so sick and tired of that.
Don't you know that civil officers
hate hearing that the most?
I heard it twice last night.
A man pissing on a power pole
and a drunk as he demanded
I drive him home in a police car.
I see. My bad!
He says he's tired, let him go rest.
What are you doing keeping him here?
Wow, Tae-hee seong-nim is the best.
Yep, I'm going now.
- Alright. Rest well.
- Will do.
- Good work today.
- Thanks.
Oh, right.
You don't have much to do today, right?
Why a church?
- Tae-hee, do you remember?
- What?
The day I missed the last bus ended
The day I bombed the CPA exam
due to cheongshimhwan overdose.
Was it appraiser exam?
The day I got sick from Squid sukhoe and
was in the Bongsu Middle bathroom all day.
What else...
Anyways, on the days of despair,
the very difficult days,
Uncle would always come here.
Get to the point.
It didn't do much.
My wishes are never granted.
Not even a considered.
Among the 8 billion humans on Earth,
I must be the last in line.
Grant everyone else's wishes first,
and then maybe mine.
Anyways, that's why
I stopped going to church.
Did you bring me here in this heat
to have this meaningless monologue?
Tae-hee. A church is
not a place you go to pray.
The start of a countdown.
There are nine people left.
The end is near.
It is.
Is first love
that amazing?
First love, you say?
"Faith, hope, and love.
But the greatest of these is first love."
It was the year 1995.
The day the HeoDongTaek trio
won the Basketball Festival.
I was on my way to study hall,
when a Kyeongshim Girl's High—
A Kyeongshim Girl's High School student
drops her bus ticket
and it lands right at my feet.
Just like fate.
It was a little different from the feeling
when I first met our heavenly father.
How do I say this?
That pink bus ticket was
flying in the wind like a flower petal—
Would first love returning sway hearts?
No! I will not be swayed.
I am married to God.
I would never.
- Not you, Father.
- Then who?
Which first love do you mean?
You have to ask properly
for me to answer properly.
What is it that
you want to ask and find out?
Nothing.
If you are curious
about a man's first love—
Why would I be curious about that?
By chance, did someone's first love
suddenly come back—
I said it's not like that.
By any chance,
If you want to know
about a man's first love...
let it go.
Let it go, for him.
No reason to get into it.
It's a Pandora's box.
But then...
What should I do about my heart
that keeps wanting to know and open it?
This is k*lling me.
Alright.
Hey, Stella. Look.
Do not ever dig up a man's first love.
If you do, it hurts.
It hurts you, and it hurts that person.
You have to do this for him.
You don't know first love, right?
Let me tell you the rest of my story.
- He was better than I imagined.
- Who was?
Brother nephew that I saw the other day.
You said he gives you a hard time,
so I thought he was like a demon.
He was actually pretty decent.
Is he doing well?
Probably.
See you.
What about lunch?
- I don't have an appetite. It's too hot.
- It's a special meal today.
Jeyuk ssambap.
Why today?
My, I'm glad to see
you found some time to visit.
It is very nice to see you again here.
- Of course.
- Wow, Father.
This jeyukbokkeum is amazing!
This is truly a Godsend meal.
A magical dish!
For a man from The Republic of Korea,
two bowls of rice is nothing with this.
Three bowls, easily!
Brother nephew, have a good meal.
- Thank you.
- Of course.
A bachelor, right?
Correct. I haven't married yet.
- Oh, it's not that I wasn't able to.
- Right.
Then how about a spouse prayer?
I don't need anything like that.
I actually declared non-maritalism.
I see.
Aren't you also reminded that
he always smells like soap?
Maybe it's the weather.
I'm reminded of my first love,
just like A Young Zelkova—
Wow. Father, did you have a first love?
Of course I did.
Even Sister over there had one.
Love is always good, isn't it?
Love is sharing.
- Eat up.
- Thank you.
Kid, eat like you mean it!
Put that meat on the rice.
Oh man, I'm so full.
Father, it was a great meal. Thank you.
I was always getting by with
ramyeon and delivery food.
I really feel revitalized
after that meal today.
Oh, my pleasure.
You are so nice to say that.
My angel.
My Michael.
You're leaving so soon.
Here it comes.
Father, who are these kids?
Oh. We are running an after-school program
for our church members' children.
Writing, calligraphy,
flute, violin, and more.
All by our brothers and sisters'
talent donations.
In that case,
- take and use me whenever you need to.
- Pardon?
I'm good at pretty much everything.
Baduk, ukulele, guitar, gaming.
And, of course,
- viral dances too.
- What are you doing?
- Stop it.
- I used to be
known as the Nokdu Street hermit.
Wow. So it is true that
when you study for a long time,
you become good at many things.
You know very well, Father.
Anyways, please call whenever.
As CEO of A Dime A Job,
I must also contribute to God's love.
We are blessed to have you.
Father!
Sister.
What brings you here at this time?
I brought some ice cream for the kids.
Such kindness every time.
John's mom bought pizza, Mary's mom
Tteokbokki, and Samuel's mom burgers.
I couldn't stand still.
This is all I can do.
- Thank you very much.
- No problem.
Children, ice cream is here!
- Wow, how nice.
- One at a time, guys.
Slow down. Pick one.
- Give it here!
- Joseph, aren't you getting some?
- Can Joseph have one too?
- Of course, here.
One.
- [BONGRYEONG ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BAEK DONG-JOO]
- Two.
- [BONGRYEONG ELEMENTARY FEMALE TABLE TENNIS]
- Three, four.
- Oh, welcome!
- Hello, Coach.
- What is all this?
- h*-yeon.
- Mom!
- Girls, snack time.
Dong-joo!
YOO SO-RA
You have to pick fast.
I had this before when I went to
a water park with my dad.
I did while camping before.
You've gone camping before?
I will too, when dad gets a day off.
Putting up a tent is really hard.
Two hours, three hours,
four hours, five hours!
Oh, I saw an elk and a boar too.
- Really?
- They come out at night.
'Cause it's really dark at night.
Really? Maybe I'll see an elk then.
Lucky.
- Do mosquitoes come into the tent?
- Of course they do...
I'll take you.
- Where?
- To see stars.
- For real this time.
- Really?
Promise.
I had no idea, Oppa.
There isn't
a better consolation than money.
I won't forget this favor.
When my baby is cured, I'll repay you
and pay credit card debt.
I'll repay everything to the last penny.
Where's the kid's dad?
He has to know his child is sick.
You still can't reach him?
Don't tell me he knows.
Give me his number.
Give me his contact.
- Give it to me, quickly!
- Oppa...
Dad.
How dare you meet up with this
filthy undertaker when your baby is sick!
You.
What are your intentions?
Why are you here?!
It's nothing like that.
The baby getting sick?
A baby that was born fine, without reason?
You took all of her fortune away from her.
Who do you think you are showing up again!
You are an abomination to our family—
Oh no! A mistake!
I'm sorry. I mistook you
for someone else.
Your loud voice sounded like you were
the guy that stiffed us and ran away.
- See. This bad luck.
- Mister!
Where are you looking? I hit you, not him.
Fair and square, don't you know?
If your head hurts, go get it treated.
If you're still upset, sue me.
Is your lead really unmarried?
Oh, my dad wanted me to ask.
Ya.
Not even once?
Ya.
No kids, right?
Ya.
Is this the start of
love of life and death?
Life is sweet and savory.
Jeyuk and macaron.
What a combination. Am I right?
- This is a perfect little dessert.
- Don't eat that.
It's mine.
He's a little stingy.
You saying I can't have some of yours?
No, you can't.
You're eating a macaron?
What's the occasion?
Man, that one looked the most delicious.
Dong-joo, are the task manuals for
the new trainees ready?
Can I please get off here?
- Why?
- Work issues.
Thank you.
- Drive safe.
- See ya.
Isn't Dong-joo cute?
Not sure.
A positive personality is something you're
born with. She just lightens the mood.
She even eats well.
Was it good for you?
Yeah.
I see.
How about the macaron?
- Why are you carrying that around?
- Were they from Chung-ha?
- No.
- It's fine. I saw her leave that night.
Usually, as you live
you find out eventually,
"Oh, I see why that happened now."
But sometimes you don't.
Chung-ha is probably like that.
Time is probably not healing her.
Wouldn't it get worse for her?
She probably can't understand why
because there was no reason to break up.
Doctor.
- Doctor?
- Huh?
- Let me get some air.
- Sure.
Excuse me!
- Hello.
- It is you.
Do you remember me?
Of course I do.
You must be a doctor here.
Yes. In the ER.
How about you?
Why are you here at the...
- Yes?
- Oh, nothing. What brings you here?
I work here too.
Oh. I see.
We were pretty close.
- That's why you had the chrysanthemums.
- Yes, that's right.
You're so considerate.
A kind and warm person.
You were from the first time we met.
Sorry about yesterday.
It's nothing.
I went overboard
not knowing there was a guest.
You don't have to worry about me.
That's great, thank you.
Because we kind of have a story.
Let's see each other more often.
My name is Tak Chung-ha.
I'm Baek Dong-joo.
Because we kind of have a story.
Good evening.
What brings you—
You had work here today?
- Yes.
- You're working hard into the night.
Is Dong-joo doing alright?
Yes, she's doing well.
And how is the backpack?
I was coming to see you about that.
It's great.
I'm being really careful with it.
Just use it for everything. I'll make you
another one with lambskin this time.
It's very soft. Great leather.
- It's really okay.
- I want to.
First, though,
I'll make something for him
and then make yours.
He's a friend of mine.
He's the closest person I have
at this apartment complex.
He turns off
the playground lights every night.
He lost his father early,
and his mother works day and night.
Their lives
are harsh.
- Father.
- Yes?
These are diary entries from
Sunday school.
- It's been a month already.
- Yes.
Thank you. Yes.
MICHAELA
I WOULD LIKE A NEW CONSOLE
ANNA
I WANT A DOG PLEASE
RITA
I WANT A PHONE
JOSEPH
Disappointed.
I'm a little disappointed these days.
I think God might be too.
You can have this one.
I think God is a bit sad because Joseph
isn't praying to Him anymore.
I just think so.
Joseph, do you not have
anything to pray about?
Something you wish for or want to do. Hm?
I would like to grant you one.
Don't tell your friends.
You can't tell the
other brothers or sisters either.
Promise.
Stamp.
Camping?
Most definitely, Father.
Of course, I, as the CEO of A Dime A Job,
should take care of this.
What day?
It's perfect. Yes.
No worries. Okay.
Let me see. What should I prepare?
There is a lot to buy.
Hey, Kim Jip-sa!
Director.
Right, Director Kim!
The CEO's got a business trip.
Please adjust your schedule accordingly.
On top of this,
I will have a backpack.
Then I will be ready to camp. Perfect.
Okay.
Uncle, can I see you today?
I need to talk to you.
When are you going?
Thank you for coming.
Brother Vincent couldn't make it today.
I was worried
we might have to postpone it.
Joseph really wanted to go.
I'm sure Joseph will have
more fun with me than my uncle.
Of course he will.
Joseph, this is the brother that will
go camping with you today.
Hello.
Nice to meet you.
Let's have fun for the two days.
Okay.
Not quite everyone yet.
Here she comes.
Hi!
Brother nephew is coming?
I see.
The kid from that time?
Yes. Brother nephew is going instead,
and I wish it could be fun.
I'm afraid if he goes alone with him,
it'll be awkward for Joseph.
Dong-joo, you are so good
with children, you know?
Thanks for doing this, Dong-joo.
- Please let him have fun.
- I will.
And you have fun too, Dong-joo.
Joseph, wanna play a game?
Which game should we play?
Good times.
Enjoy, Dong-joo.
- Father.
- Yes?
On the way to camping
there are mountains, there are birds,
there is a grandma with a stroller,
there is Cut-And-Perm Hair Salon,
there is Seon Ok-ja Haejangguk.
There are mountains, there are birds,
there is a grandma with a stroller,
there is Cut-And-Perm Hair Salon,
there is Seon Ok-ja Haejangguk,
there are traffic lights.
There are mountains, there are birds,
- there is Cut-And-Perm Hair Sal—
- Beep.
- Why?
- It's "Grandma with a stroller" first.
That's what I said.
You didn't.
- I did.
- Dong-joo.
You didn't. Joseph is right.
Alright, Joseph. You win.
When we're off, flick my forehead hard.
Because
I only play fair.
Wanna play something else?
Why not? Should we play this
one again then?
No?
- Let's take a break at the next stop.
- Suddenly?
I forgot to have you go before the drive.
Sorry about that.
- Tell me if you need to go again later.
- Okay.
Let's wash our hands.
I'll take care of these, so head down
and look for a good tent spot.
Joseph, go on ahead with him.
Joseph, can you help carry this?
We have so much stuff here.
We need your help.
I can carry more.
Wow, really?
You're amazing.
- Then, can you carry this too?
- Yeah!
He really liked that.
Kids that age
hate being treated like a baby.
Joseph, wait for me!
Hurry up.
Joseph, are you okay?
Yes.
You gotta answer her properly.
This is beautiful.
You've never put one up before, huh?
- No.
- Hand it to me. I'll do it.
I'll figure it out.
I'll do it.
I think you should
start preparing for dinner with Joseph.
- I'll do that after this.
- Let me do it, please.
Oh, goodness, what the—
Oh man. How are you running
A Dime A Job like this?
Careful! Give it here.
Don't laugh at me.
Mom is better than the dad.
I'm not his mother.
See? I told you he's their nephew.
It's so obvious.
Did you come with your uncle?
He's my brother.
Oh my. Your parents must be a very loving
couple. They had you really late.
You're lucky having
a nice brother like that.
But don't get in their way too much.
He is here for a good time.
- He's on a date with his girlfriend.
- Oh no, it's nothing like that.
Please, we're not blind.
There's nothing wrong with
camping together these days.
You look nice together!
It's not like that.
Honey, this reminds me of us.
Don't run.
You'll get hurt.
You're good at everything, Dong-joo.
I should recruit you.
Oh, a few days ago,
I met your friend from the hospital.
- Did you?
- Yes.
So I guess you were working together
when you met her.
Yes.
I see.
I'm really sorry about that night.
Well, how is it now?
With her.
It's all in the past.
- Go on ahead.
- Huh?
Go.
GOMCHON
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS ASSOCIATION
Mr. Owner!
Long time no see.
Why were you closed for so long?
You'd be surprised if you knew
how many times I checked this place.
- Did you?
- Yes.
I wanted to see President Kim Dae-joong.
I need to get me one of these.
Catch a big one,
get the two mugunghwa on my uniform,
and go straight to
the chief position is my dream.
Where's that big one I can catch?
You can do it.
You caught that hit-and-run from
Iam intersection,
and chased after a drunk driver
for 30km and got him.
I have no doubt you can.
I actually
came to cheer you up a little bit.
You saved so many lives
and even got an award
from the president himself.
You'll get what you deserve.
Your daughter will recover soon.
Yeah. You want a cold cup of coffee?
Sure. I'd appreciate it with some ice.
It gets cold at night. Cover yourself up.
There you go.
Let's eat!
Joseph, you like meat, right?
Eat up.
You too.
We'll wait.
I'm eating.
- I'll grill.
- Eat first.
Jeez...
I make some really mean ssam.
Okay, I'll make you more ssam.
Joseph first though.
Joseph, why aren't you eating?
I am.
You haven't had any.
I am eating.
Say, "ee."
Go on.
Do we have to pull it out?
I'm sorry.
Mommy told us to please pull it out.
It'll be done soon.
It'll be on three.
One...
two!
Stop crying and look.
Guess what this is.
Doesn't it feel good?
It was nothing, right?
- You're okay, right?
- Of course he is.
Say "ee." Let us see.
Come on, show us!
This is nothing. Why were you not eating
trying to hide it?
- We won't know if you don't say anything.
- That's right. Ask him for anything. Okay?
Excuse me.
So sorry, but can you help us?
My husband is not very good at it.
- Oh. Sure.
- No, not you.
Her.
- Me?
- Yes.
- Go ahead.
- Okay.
Thank you so much!
You got something you want?
Tell me if you wanna do anything.
What did you want to do while camping?
Joseph, you wanna see something cool?
Come here.
Right here.
Watch.
If you do...
this to it,
you'll get your new tooth faster.
A strong one.
Please give Joseph
a pretty and strong tooth!
Come here. Say "ee," right now.
Dude, you can run all you want,
but you'll have to pull it at some point.
What? What is that.
I'll make it painless. I promise.
Say "ahh."
Joseph, open your eyes on three.
One, two, three.
Wow.
Wow. So many stars.
You can see them so clearly.
Did you want something?
What is it?
You can tell me.
I want to see stars.
Stars?
I can't see them clearly
from home or the playground.
I heard you can see stars clearly
in the dark.
They said if you go camping,
it gets really dark.
Is that why you wanted to go camping?
Why?
- Huh?
- Why did you want to see stars?
My dad became a star.
Mommy said so.
She said
he's always watching over us as a star.
She said
we can see him
whenever we want to, but...
Daddy.
Daddy.
You must miss daddy a lot.
My mom is
also right there.
My mom...
also became a star.
I bet she's there with your daddy.
I bet they are watching over us
so that we are doing well.
Daddy.
Is Joseph asleep?
Yes, he is.
It must have been tiring today.
Thank you for everything today.
It was nothing.
If you want,
do you want to go for a walk?
It's such a nice night out.
Thank you.
Thanks to you,
I think Joseph feels a lot better.
Nah, I haven't done anything.
It would have been nice if Joseph's mom
came with us to watch the stars.
The saying "they are
watching over us as stars"
was probably not a lie just for Joseph.
Joseph's mother probably thinks that too.
Many of the bereaved do.
Isn't it hard?
Facing death at work every day.
It's not just death I'm facing.
There are the bereaved.
There are people that must live
despite everything.
I learned that
there isn't only death at funeral homes.
I hope Joseph thinks about this night
whenever he misses his dad.
How are you so good
at taking care of kids?
You knew when he needed
to go to the bathroom,
and the kind of things he likes,
and, right, the loose tooth.
I think you have the experience.
I have a little brother.
LET'S GO,
CONSTELLATION JOURNEY
I don't want to. I have to read this.
You read that book so many times.
You have it memorized already.
Come on, kid.
- I'll take you there.
- Where?
- To watch the stars.
- For real?!
Liar. You're going to say you're busy
and have no time and sleep instead.
I mean it. For real this time.
- You mean it?!
- Yep. Promise.
Yes! I really want to go!
But only if you
bring it to Bongsu Market.
Yeah, I'll be there.
Alright. I'll be there by eight.
Okay.
Jeez. What's so good about stars?
MY BROTHER
Yeah, Joon-h*. I'm about to lea—
EMERGENCY CARE
Doctor?
Joon-h*.
Joon-h*!
Because of me...
Because of me...
he died.
Open the door, please.
I left the ring
in front of Bongsu Market.
My brother won't be able to find it.
It's really important for him.
Please open the door.
Find my brother's ring. Please?
If you can't find it,
ask the policeman. Okay?
BONGSU MARKET
DEMOLITION
Brother, help me.
MAY I HELP YOU
THANKS TO SUNWOO YONG-YEO & JEONG YOUNG-SHIK
FOR THEIR SPECIAL APPEARANCES.
Thank you,
for being next to me right now.
Dong-joo, I learned that
love doesn't come easily.
I'll leave in a few days.
What'll it take to go back to those days?
What's wrong? Why are you so angry?
Why do I always make people miserable?
We're over. Over, I said.
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01x08 - Episode 8
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Kim Tae-Hee, a man who performs errands at his uncle's company, "A Dime a Job", and Baek Dong-ju, a funeral director who grants the wishes of the deceased.
Kim Tae-Hee, a man who performs errands at his uncle's company, "A Dime a Job", and Baek Dong-ju, a funeral director who grants the wishes of the deceased.