I’ll be responsible for it.
How?
How will you be responsible for my wound and for ruining my life?
Tell me. Tell me!
You have to change the bumper.
But we don’t accept foreign cars anymore.
No?
What do I do then?
She must have her regular body shop. Ask her to get the estimate from there.
Nuts. How much will it take to fix this?
Probably around $1,500.
$1,500?
All the parts need to be bought from abroad. That’s why it’s expensive.
Just use the insurance.
Then my insurance rate will go up.
True.
Why aren’t you at work?
Well, I was… Work hard.
Not all the foreign cars are same. This isn’t worth fixing.
I’ll pay you for the repair instead of going through the insurance.
Accept this for now. Call me when you get the estimate.
I’ll give you the rest when we meet next time.
Fine.
Are you all right?
Don’t you need to go see a doctor?
I’m okay.
Want some water?
Okay.
When will you tell Father?
Today.
Jerk.
He could tell it nicely to an elderly.
Did he have to be so cruel to a man that just got fired?
The CEO was wonderful though.
I’m gonna see how he fares later.
Let’s forget about it.
I’m sure he could care less about us.
Rude bastard.
So yum.
You can’t eat spicy food though.
But you like it.
When you’re stressed, eat spicy food and smile.
But still.
I’m good at eating spicy food too nowadays.
Want to see?
I’m glad I chased you for a month.
I would’ve regretted if I quit back then.
Why is it so spicy?
I’m happy to see you smiling.
Forget about what happened earlier. It wasn’t your fault.
They were strange folks.
But I keep thinking about it.
You don’t have to.
How could they come to the company and create havoc?
They should act their age.
They must be around my parents’ age.
They said they pity my future in-laws for having a son-in-law like me.
Why would you remember that? Just eat.
Eat.
Okay.
Look so good.
-Isn’t it good? -It is.
Eat a lot.
You should eat too.
So spicy.
Let me off over there.
I can drop you off in front of your house.
I don’t want to meet any neighbors.
Ashamed of me?
No.
I didn’t tell anyone that I’m dating you.
Alright.
-Tip. -Huh?
Drive safely.
What are you doing?
Eunji.
Why so startled?
Why did you come?
Fruits aren’t enough for dinner.
I have to be on a diet. I want to look pretty to you.
You don’t need diet. You look perfect now.
Father.
I’ll call you back.
Come in.
-Is it warm? -Yes.
Why?
We have to tell you something.
Go ahead.
What’s taking you?
Father.
I…
Kihoon’s home.
What? Kihoon’s home?
Grandpa, your grandson is here.
Father, Mom. Your son’s here.
Okay. But what are you doing here?
I know. It’s not even a weekend.
Did you get a vacation?
What’s that luggage?
I quit work.
What? Quit work?
Why?
I thought it was a company but it turned out it wasn’t.
Different values and too small.
That’s why you quit?
You interned there for six months now. You’ll become a full-time soon.
What’s the use when the company’s lousy? I have lots of other jobs.
Other jobs?
It’s so hard to get a job these days.
Even people who worked for many years get fired!
Don’t worry, Father.
Many companies want me.
Then you should’ve quit after finding another job.
You can’t find a perfect job.
Idiot.
You heard him.
When will you grow up?
It hurts, Grandpa.
Please let go!
How old are you?
How could you do this?
Don’t start, Mom.
You can’t quit without first telling us.
You wasted six months!
Nope. I’ll find a better job.
Like you can do that anytime.
Getting that intern position was tough too.
Don’t worry. I’ll take care of myself.
I’m home.
Tired, sweetie?
I’m okay.
Did you need to tell me something?
Yes, have a seat.
Look at this.
Who is she?
Second daughter of Saehan Group.
Why are you showing her to me?
Meet her.
Huh?
Businessmen prosper when their family is peaceful.
And men settle down when they get married.
Grandma, I’m not interested in getting married yet.
I’m not forcing you to get married now. Can’t you just start dating?
Since I look young, you think I’d live forever.
But an elderly can die any day.
I’d have no worries if you have a woman by your side.
I’m dating someone.
Of course you would…
Huh?
Really?
Yes.
Who?
She’s a CPA.
She works at the CPA firm of our company.
Why didn’t you tell me?
It hasn’t been long since we dated. I was going to introduce her to you.
Is she good? What do her parents do?
Is she healthy?
I’ll let you meet her later.
I’m curious.
Just tell me her name, okay?
When will you tell Father?
Not sure. Since I lost the timing because of Kihoon.
I’ll just pretend like I’m working and look for a job.
Yahoo. I’m going on a vacation?
You never did a shopping for me in your life but look at you buying your stuff.
Gosh.
I was wrong.
What were you going to do with this?
I thought I might not have time to wash my face.
We have to send money to Minji. On top of her dormitory fee.
But you were going to spend a several months of salary compensation?
You drive me insane!
Sorry.
You should’ve at least saved your retirement fund.
Your ruined stock investment during the 911 terror.
And delisted stocks from bad judgments.
Signing other’s loan as a guarantor and lending money to people.
Sorry, honey.
Always sorry, sorry.
That’s why Kihoon’s just like you.
What’s wrong with you two?
I have no desire to live. You know that!
Honey.
Why did you have to seduce me when I was in college!
I must’ve been blinded!
Sorry.
I’m so sorry.
I was so blind.
Not even handsome. Small eyes, small height and dark skin too!
I hate you!
Okay, sorry.
I’m so upset.
I love you, honey.
Move!
Eunji, Eunji.
Huh?
Dad.
You have to prepare breakfast.
Where’s Mom?
I took the medicine. You didn’t have to wake her up.
You have fever. You were fine last night.
What’s wrong with her?
I guess from fever last night.
Why do you have so many patches?
Oh, muscle pain everywhere.
What did you two do last night?
I’ll prepare breakfast. Don’t worry.
Thanks.
Look at you. A man in the kitchen instead of working outside.
I asked him to set the table, Grandpa.
Women these days love men helping with housework.
Be quiet.
Where’s Mira?
Is she very sick? Doesn’t she need to go to the hospital?
I’ll ask her later, Father.
Please eat. Let’s eat.
I made kimchi soup with dried anchovies stock so the taste is so-so.
Why?
Nothing, Grandpa.
It’s good.
Yes, have a lot.
You eat too.
Did something happen last night?
No, nothing.
Taking a bus?
Yes. See you in the evening.
Okay.
-Work hard. -Okay.
Your grandpa will get furious if he sees you.
He went outside.
Want me to heat up the porridge? Eunji made it for you.
No thanks.
You’re sick.
Do it later.
Need help?
Were you sick because of me?
Sorry, Mom.
If you’re sorry, get a job quickly.
Okay, I will.
You trust me, right?
She did an implant at an illegal place. They’re all festered.
Illegal implant still exists.
Because the surgery is so expensive.
Excuse me.
Answer it.
Hello?
Yes.
Okay. Send me the receipt.
When should I pick up my car?
Thank you.
Why? Something’s wrong with your car?
No, got into an accident.
Some idiot bumped me from behind.
Bad drivers shouldn’t even be on the road.
I agree.
Is your friend okay?
Huh?
You said your friend was sick yesterday.
Oh…
She’s gotten a lot better.
Excuse me.
The repair cost must’ve been enormous.
Remember the accident yesterday?
The bill came out to be $1,600.
$1,600?
I’ll contact you soon.
Let’s go enjoy warm soup.
I’m sorry.
Look where you’re going.
Sorry.
Here. I’m sorry.
I’m sorry.
My broach.
I’m missing my broach.
It’s my favorite.
It’s missing?
It was in my purse but it’s missing.
A pretty broach with pearls.
It must’ve rolled away.
Please go ahead. I’ll meet you at the pho house.
Boss is waiting. Come soon.
Did you say it has pearls?
Yes. Where did it go?
Changman.
You opened a business?
Want me to work with you?
Okay.
Send me your address. I’ll be right over.
Hot.
My! Here it is.
Did you find it?
It was dropped here.
I’m glad.
I’m sorry.
You’re late for lunch because of me.
It’s okay.
I should’ve been careful. I’m sorry again.
Not at all. I found it after all.
I’ll get going. Please take care.
Enjoy your lunch, Eunji.
How do you know my name?
Oh.
It’s really good.
I thought of you while making this.
You like scallion kimchi.
Thank you. It’ll be perfect with ramen.
Jeongsook.
Could I borrow some money?
Money?
I’m short of money to send to Minji.
If you have spare money.
I have no money. I’m so short these days.
Your car center does well.
No customers. We even fired an employee.
But…
Like me, you should’ve just had one child. Why have three?
No use having many children.
You saw the news that it takes $89,600 to raise one child, right?
Because the education cost is so high.
$300,000 doesn’t just drop from the sky.
I’d rather buy a land with that money.
I knew you were pushing it when you sent Minji for studying abroad.
You can’t afford it.
When you break your back to support their tuition, they won’t come.
Maybe come for the funeral.
You don’t raise children expecting anything in return.
That’s why money is the best.
If you’re rich, I heard kids come to see you every week.
Don’t you know when you’re a college graduate?
Look at you now.
You’re going around trying to borrow money at your age.
What’s the use if your daughter’s a CPA?
Why would you talk about Eunji?
Because I’m so frustrated.
I’m going to marry off Haejin as soon as she graduates a college.
She barely entered a college but if she seduces a medical student.
It’s an earning business.
I know you’re smart.
But I never regretted having three children.
Enjoy scallion kimchi.
See you.
Bye.
I’m sorry.
I’m Jisuk’s grandma.
I’m sorry I didn’t know.
Not at all.
I was rude, wasn’t it? I apologize, Miss.
Not at all.
Please talk casually to me.
Could I?
Sure.
Okay then.
I heard about you from Jisuk last night.
I asked him to introduce you to me but he told me to wait.
But I couldn’t wait.
He never was interested in any woman before so I was happy.
And yet worried too. So here I am.
I see.
I should’ve been good at my spying endeavor but I’m so clumsy.
That’s my charm though.
Keep meeting me today a secret to Jisuk, okay?
I will. Don’t worry.
Thank you. See you again.
Yes, please take care.
She’s gorgeous.
This is Mira.
Are you busy?
I have a surgery now. Is it urgent?
No, I just called. Bye.
Okay.
Drink.
Thanks.
Who’s torturing you this time?
I just feel depressed about life.
That’s how it is.
Nobody’s excited about life.
But still.
They say good people will have happy endings.
Since you both lived a good life, I’m sure your children will be blessed.
I hope so.
The Pollack roe I bought tasted good.
I’ll pack you some.
You said Dalsoo likes Pollack roe.
It’s okay.
Even if he seems like an enemy, better to have a husband.
Look at me.
I hated my hubby but you know how I feel after he died?
I wish he was alive even if he poops in his pants.
They say your honey is the best no matter what.
You opened a moving company.
Great.
What’s my job then?
We got a big moving project.
I called you since I heard you lost your job.
It’s $120 a day. Not bad.
You want me to move things?
Yes. It’s a labor but if you build a knowhow…
I can’t lift heavy stuffs since my knees are weak.
Thanks anyways.
Your children are all grown up, aren’t they?
Yes, seniors in high school.
Must be tough for your wife.
When will we ever plan for retirement?
Can’t plan that when we’re barely making a day-to-day living.
I’ll get going.
Okay, bye.
Yes, honey.
Where?
Kihoon Oh.
Yes?
Mr. Cha is in a surgery so another doctor will see you.
Please come this way.
Okay.
You’re our chief’s nephew?
Yes.
I’ll take a look.
Where does it hurt?
Huh?
Mimi.
Men take me for an easy woman since I live alone.
They keep forcing me.
I agree you’re a good son.
Why did you cry that day?
Bastard.
You’re so clumsy to hit her car.
Sangchul beat you up like this?
I’m gonna punch his face the next time I see him.
I’m so shocked.
What do you mean?