01x10 - Episode 10

[bunniefuu]

What brings you by at this hour?

I was on my way home...

when the girls suddenly
popped into my head.

Here.

I'll give them these tomorrow.

Wait.

Could I...

see the kids for a second?

I'll briefly see their faces
and get going.

You sleep just like I do, don't you?

My sweet babies.

You both came out
with pretty faces...

to save me money on plastic surgery.

How kind of you.

Dad?

Did I wake you?

Gosh, I'm sorry.
You should go back to sleep.

It must be a dream.

Still, it's nice
to see you in my dream.

That's right. It's a dream.

Go back to sleep now.

I'm sorry, Seo Young.

I'm sorry about everything.

Thank you for letting me
see the kids.

There's no need to thank me.
You're their father.

Right. Yes, I'm their father.

It's late. You should head home.

Hey, Hyun Gyung.

Am I doing all right?

Hearing you say
that I'm doing fine...

will give me a boost of energy.

Get home safely then.

You're doing fine...

and you still have
your whole life ahead of you.

She's right.

I'm still young
and my life has just begun.

You can do it, Joon Seon.
You're their father!

You can do anything.

You crazy jerk, shut it!

Hold on.
Before you excuse yourselves,

I'd like to give you
a short presentation.

What nonsense are you spewing
this early in the morning?

It'll be your eldest son's...

new business plan for the year 2020.

You'll start another business?

Before I begin my briefing,
I'd like to inform you

that this is your chance...

to become investors
of the Good Action Company.

First, let me explain
the stunt industry...

regarding its current status
and future.

The current stunt industry...

Uncle Joon Seon,

I'm sorry but I need
to get ready for school.

Of course. You can't skip school.
Right, off you go.

- Thanks.
- All right.

All right then.

Hold on. Where was I?

The current stunt industry.

Right. Thanks.

The current stunt industry...

is a monopolistic market.

We must channel the energy and...

Enough of that.

What you want is for us to invest
in this crappy idea of yours.

Father, please. Why do you always
have a negative view on things?

Do you know what
makes people a success?

It's the fact...

that they take a step forward...

even though there's only
a one percent chance.

I'd like to have
a positive view on things too,

so please let me be that way.

Yes, exactly.

The bank only offers
a two percent interest these days.

Investing in real estate
gets you only four percent.

Those kinds of investments
won't help you much anyway.

Forget it.

I'm done hearing about this,
so I'll head to my room.

But Dad!

I need to get an early start
to the day as well.

I should get some more sleep.
Sorry, Joon Seon.

I have classes,
so I'll hear you out later on.

But I haven't even started.

Mom, would you like
to hear more of it?

Ga Hee, how about
you hear it in your sleep?

Dad,

I know you don't trust me
and you have every right to.

Still, I'm desperate this time.

Can't you trust me one last time?

Desperation shouldn't motivate you.

- You need a vision.
- And that I have!

You know the stunt coordinator
Jung Doo Hong, right?

- He...
- Forget it.

If you want to run a business,
come work at the chicken place.

Dad,

I told you that I'd never
fry chicken for a living.

You imbecile!

What's wrong about
frying chicken for a living?

What money
do you think I raised you with?

You kids should be
bowing to the chicken I fried.

I know that Dad,

but please give me one more chance.

Just this once.

No way. I'm done.

Leave the room.
I need to change my underwear.

Let me do that for you.

Okay, fine. I'm leaving.

Mom?

Mom...

Just stop it already.

I barely have any money
to put food on the table.

I took 100 dollars
from your dad last night.

- How about I give you that?
- Yes.

Da Hee, hold up.

Actually, you get a pass.

I'm sorry Joon Seon.

When I earn enough money,

I'll make sure
to invest in your company.

Good luck. I'm off!

Will I be around 60
when she earns enough money?

Ga Hee, the most
beautiful lady on the planet.

I'm completely broke, you know.
There's no point in asking me.

Really? Are you sure you're broke?

Don't you have
a few thousand dollars stashed?

I'd like nothing more
than to be the sister...

who can invest in your new project.

Just talking about it
makes me ashamed of myself.

Fine, penniless sister.

The presentation will be in a month.
You know that, right?

- Yes.
- Sure.

Sung Woo, make sure
we're registered to speak.

- Got it.
- Joo Hyuk, come up with...

a mock question sheet by this week.

Next week, I'll start working on
the presentation material...

(Neulpuleun Children's Hospital)

Hi, Joon Seon. This is a surprise.

Where?

Na Hee!

What brings you by?

Seo Jin doesn't have
an appointment today.

I saw walnut buns
and was reminded of you.

Have some while they're hot.

What's wrong? You love these.

- Do I?
- Don't you?

Then you can like them as of today.

Try one. They're delicious.

- How much?
- What? How much is what?

You want money, don't you? How much?

Don't be ridiculous.
I only brought these...

for you to enjoy. Really.

Just tell me already. Would you
rather go home empty-handed?

I need to see patients.

20,000 dollars
or at least 10,000 dollars.

20,000 dollars?
Did you get into trouble again?

No, of course not.
I'm thinking of opening...

my own talent agency
for stunt performers.

Joon Seon, the economy
is bad right now.

It might be wiser to
receive a salary yourself instead.

I know that but it's just
where I'm at right now.

Can't you help me?

I can't believe
you bought walnut buns...

when you're asking me
for 20,000 dollars.

You can be really stingy, you know.

I'm sorry, but I don't
have the money either.

I'll be needing it too, I'm afraid.

I guess I can spare
about 5,000 dollars.

5,000 dollars?

Unbelievable.

It still wouldn't be
a wise investment on my part.

In order to start a business,

one must do proper research
and have a vision.

- But you never...
- I'll take what you can give.

And stop with your nagging.
I'll take the 5,000 dollars.

See you.

And now you're taking
what you bought me.

Na Hee was my last hope...

which means I'm done for.

Isn't there anyone
who has money lying around?

I'd give up everything
for money to fall out of the sky.

- Joon Seon?
- Gyu Jin, hi!

It sure is nice to see you here.

What brings you by though?

Are you here
for Seo Jin's treatment?

Not exactly.

Do you perhaps
have some time to spare?

This field is like any other field.

I'm not as young...

or in great shape as I used to be.

It's embarrassing to work under
a junior stuntman too.

Let me help.

- What?
- You want to start a business.

Still,

I don't have
a lot to spare right now,

and I can only lend you
about 8,000 dollars.

- Would that be okay?
- 8,000 dollars?

That's more than enough!

- Thanks, Gyu Jin.
- Don't mention it.

However, promise me...

that you won't tell Na Hee.
It's from my secret stash.

Are you sure I can take this?
I feel shameful for some reason.

It's fine. I'm investing in you...

because I see the potential.

I'm a big fan of your stunts.

Gyu Jin, thank you so much.
This is a huge help.

I'll wire it to your account
right away.

You can't tell Na Hee, okay?

I won't.

- Promise me.
- I promise you.

Of course, I don't have money.

I send everything I earn
to our parents...

and you come by
whenever I've saved some up.

I can barely put food on the table.

- So get lost.
- What can I do then?

The baby will be born soon,

so I need the money
to find us a decent place to stay.

Whatever. Your life
is yours to manage.

I'm broke too, so sue me.

Is this how it's going to be?

Should I go back to gambling again?

How dare...

- you say that.
- That hurts!

- I'll k*ll myself.
- Unbelievable.

Here you go.

What's this?

Get your brother a place to stay.

It'll be enough for a deposit.

- Cho Yeon...
- Unbelievable.

No wonder you were
on the phone for so long.

Why didn't you come to me for help?

I can't believe you were
trying to handle it yourself.

Didn't you sign the lease today?

How will you make the payments?

It's fine.
There are other places I can go.

I'll find something cheaper.

If nothing pans out,
I can also head out of the city.

I'm getting sick and tired
of Seoul anyway.

- Cho Yeon...
- Wait, hold that.

I don't do touching moments,

so don't you dare.

Cho Yeon, thanks. I love you.

You know I hate physical contact.

- Let go of me.
- Guys, I love you too!

What on earth?

My cheeks are about to explode.

Guys, let me breathe, okay?

You'll crush my face at this rate.

Ji Hun, that wasn't on purpose.

- Are you sure?
- I think it was.

Tae Jin!

Dad!

Did you have fun today?

- How were your classes?
- I had fun.

That's my boy. Let's get going.

Here you go.

- I'm home.
- Hi.

Auntie is in the bathroom.

Aren't you going to answer me?

You always seem to ignore me
and it's annoying.

Hi, Seo Young.

It went dead again.

Ji Hun, hold on.

Can I borrow your phone?
Mom put a time limit on mine...

- and it shuts off after an hour.
- No way.

Let me borrow it for a while.
I won't snoop around.

No.

Please!

Just for 30 minutes.

- Hey, you're bleeding!
- I said no!

Just stop bothering me.

What was that?

Wow.

What? Was it Ji Hun who just yelled?

I guess he's going through puberty.

I see. It's about time.
He's 11 years and 3 months old.

I know it's true, but...

By the way,
his fingernails were bleeding.

It must sting a lot.

Ji Hun, are you hungry?
Do you want a sandwich?

No. I'm not hungry.

You aren't?

Did you eat a lot for lunch?

What did you have at school?

Today? I had curry and rice.

I ate a lot.

I see.

Was everything okay at school?

Yes. It was fine.

If you want to bring a friend home,
you can do that.

I'll order jajangmyeon
and tangsuyuk for you.

Okay.

I should do homework.

What? Okay.

Tell me if you're hungry, Ji Hun.

Okay. I will.

Wait.

If Joon Seon calls you,
just make things up and play dumb.

Why? Is something wrong with him?

You don't have to know.
Just do as I say.

Did he call you already?

No, he didn't.

Gyu Jin, are you going home already?

Come home with me.

I want to escape Mom's attention
just for one day.

I can't do that.

Na Hee, please help me.

You know that doesn't make sense.

What should I do then?

Gyu Jin, I got five calls today.

And she sent me seven text messages.

What if I'm tortured to death?

Gyu Jin, how will you deal with it?

Na Hee, how will you deal
with that guilt?

- You won't die.
- Life is so tenacious.

It won't happen.

You two are so mean.
You can't do this to me.

If you don't have any ideas,
I'll just tell her about you two.

- You can't do that!
- You can't do that!

What?

Gosh, look at you two
with your perfect teamwork.

I wonder why you broke up.

Fine.

I get it.

It's happened already.

It's all my fault that I made...

the wrong choice for loyalty.
It really is.

Fine.

You should go.

Go enjoy your golden lives
and live well.

All right. Good luck.
Make sure to flatter Mom.

(Ms. Song)

(Please don't put gum
and toilet paper in the toilet.)

Welcome.

Thank you for your hard work,
Ms. Song.

Hello, Mr. Yoon.
Are you going home now?

Ms. Choi went home early today.

I know she's not here.

I needed to brace myself
before heading home.

- Would you like something to drink?
- It's okay.

Please don't mind me
and continue what you were doing.

Okay.

What?

What? What did I do?

Nothing. It's nothing.

Ms. Song.

Do you really not know me?

Of course, I do. You're my in-law.

My brother-in-law's brother.
And my boss' son.

Oh, is that it?

Do you still not remember
the cart bar?

I said it wasn't me.
Why would you keep saying that?

I see. I'm so sorry then.

But the thing is, I was robbed
by that woman at the cart bar.

What? You were robbed?

Yes. She said she'd pay
for the drinks,

but she just ran away after paying
only part of it while I was away.

So she's a robber.

Well... You can't call her
a robber for that.

That's not true. She's a robber.

She's the one who ordered
the drinks and the food.

And she ate it all.

Then she... My gosh.

Look at this.

She just ran away
after leaving this message.

Look.

Should I go to the police
to catch her?

Maybe I should go to the NFS.

My gosh.

Hang on.

(Please don't put gum
and toilet paper in the toilet.)

I think your handwriting
looks very similar.

Even the squirrel. Right?

Gosh, that's not true.
It looks totally different.

Give me that. Let me compare them.

No, I can't.
I should put these up.

Wait. Give me that. Hang on.

Just give me that.

She just can't hide
that she's flustered.

It makes me want
to tease her even more.

They call this cheap?

A 40,000-dollar deposit
and 2,000-dollar rent?

Gosh. I guess everyone is rich...

except me.

What can I do with 13,000 dollars?

Gosh. Darn it.

No. I'm a man.
I have drawn my sword...

and it cannot be sheathed
until it draws blood.

Right. I'm Song Joon Seon.

I just have to do
with what I've got.

If I don't have money,
I need tenacity.

All right.
I just have to brazen it out.

Be shameless.

Gosh. Give me that, Dad.

You should call me
for things like this.

You might hurt your back.

It's not that heavy.

You might strain your back.

You should think of your age.

You know you're the light
of our family.

Your body isn't all yours.

I said no.

Dad, please.

I've attracted investments
of 13,000 dollars.

With an extra 20,000 dollars,
I can get a semi-basement room.

I'll pay five percent interest.

No, let's make it 7,
What about 7 percent interest?

I'm not going to run
a moneylending business with you.

I'm doing this
because I have no other choice.

I have people who count on me.

Forget it. If you talk more,
you will just waste your time.

All that debt is only going to
get you into trouble.

Don't try to run a business
with someone else's money.

You should try to steadily
build a fortune.

It's not like you're a stranger.

Think of me as a stranger.

My money isn't yours.

Dad.

Gosh.

I can't believe this.

You're his dad. Can't you at least
pretend to listen to him?

What?

He wants to start something
for the first time in a while.

You can at least hear
what his plan is...

We know what he's like.

It's not his first time to ask
for money trying to start something.

He lost money after
guaranteeing a debt for a friend.

And he lost money again
running a business with a friend.

He doesn't seem clever at all.

Why would I give him money again?

I have no money to spare.
I don't even have enough for myself.

But he's your son.

It's not like
he will be unlucky forever.

He's been doing this for 14 years.

It might go well if he starts
his own business.

Gosh, have you not give up yet?

You're truly unbelievable.

What kind of parent would
give up on her own son?

I see. You're so determined
when it comes to money.

You will make a lot of money
and die with it in your arms.

Your grave will be
packed with money.

Are you cursing me to die now?

- It's just a figure of speech.
- My gosh.

Why complain?

Oh, ma'am.

Ma'am, you're out today.

- I'll pull it for you.
- No.

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

You're early today.

- Did you have breakfast?
- Yes, I did.

He has such a weird temper.

Wouldn't it be nice...

if he were half as nice to his kids?

My goodness. He's so mean.

Young Dal is a bit harsh
on the kids.

Especially Joon Seon.

Exactly.

He makes him pay rent
every single month.

He's so nasty.

What about him did you like so much?

- What?
- I kind of remember a lot.

You fell in love with...

Young Dal who worked at
our mill at the time.

You wailed that
you'd die without him.

Dad even shaved your head.

I know.
I fell for his guitar skills...

and totally lost my mind.

Love does make you crazy.

Once you're head over heels,
there's no cure.

What'll happen to
the dumpling place?

I hope they find a new tenant...

or Yun Jeong will take out
her stress on Na Hee.

I know.

When I think of Yun Jeong,
I think it serves her right,

but it does worry me too.

No one who knows what happened...

will want to rent that space.

Ok Boon, can you fry up
a whole chicken right now?

Yes, of course. It won't take long.

By the way, have you heard?

The dumpling store was let out.

My gosh. Someone rented it?

- For real?
- Yes, for real.

I just met the real estate agent.

Someone signed today.

The space got rented out? Really?

Yes, really.

Ok Ja said the dried goods seller
heard from the real estate agent.

Really? Gosh, that's great news.

I was worried it would
stay empty for a long time.

It's a relief.

My in-law must've
rented it out really cheap.

No one on that side
sells pork trotters.

I wish a pork trotter seller
would come in.

Why? To get drunk?

It's not about getting drunk.

It's about filling my belly...

and my empty heart.
I'd like to do all that.

Whatever they sell,
I hope the person is decent.

You're right.

If it's someone like Mr. Oh
who thought he was so great,

they're not welcome.
They just cause trouble...

and make our jobs harder.
I'd hate that.

I am a bit curious.
What person rented that space?

I wonder too.

(Ground Goods)

(Epilogue)

Mom!

(40 years ago)

Where should I put
the empty bottles?

She sent me a letter

Shortly after we parted

Inside was a neatly folded

White handkerchief

Ok Boon.

Bring the rice flour in the basin.

Okay!

It's heavy. I'll...

My gosh!

Oh, dear.

What a waste of good rice flour.

Oh, dear.

This is terrible.

Oh, no.

Why did you want to see me here?

Are you asking because...

you don't know?

I do know, but still.

"Love Story" is showing
at Daeji Cinema.

Shall we go?

"Love Story"?

I asked you out,
so I'll buy the tickets.

But after the movie,
you can buy me dumplings.

Meat dumplings.

Meat dumplings?

Okay. Let's go.

Ok Boon!

(Once Again)

There's an opening for
a pediatric research lecturer.

That's great.
One of us will get the job.

Fine. Let's really split up.

The women at the market were right.

They're not your average women.

President!

The other merchants
feel uncomfortable.

Is that for Unnie's Kimbap?

Bring it over here. Line them up.

Why did you call...

My mom is on her way.

The Cohabitation Contract
we stuck on the wall.

Taxi! Taxi!

Mother! Mother!