Seo Woo, are you done?
- Not yet. - Are you not done yet? Seo Woo, are you done?
- Not yet. - Are you not done yet?
Poo, poo, poo, poo.
They grow water parsley in a vinyl house.
- At the foot of Mt Palgong... - Where?
In Mt Palgong.
(It's located in Mt Palgong?)
(Located at the foot of Mt Palgong in Daegu)
(Water parsley that's known to be effective in treating constipation)
(The family headed to Daegu in search of the water parsley.)
(A trip that takes four and a half hours.)
(When they arrived, it was already dark outside.)
Open the lid for a little while.
(It took two hours just to cook rice after getting the cauldron ready.)
How is it?
It tastes great.
- Does it taste good? - Yes.
(The long day has ended.)
Oh, my.
Oh, my back.
Oh, my.
My goodness.
(They can't help but moan.)
"Then I was..."
Mum, are you going to sleep?
I'm listening with my eyes closed.
Lie down for a bit.
"So they built a sturdy house".
"Move away".
"Mum is in the house".
"I'm going to burn this house down".
(Blowing)
"He suddenly began..."
(She imitates the wolf blowing down the house.)
"That's great".
Should I turn the lights off?
(It's time for bed.)
Good night, princess.
Go sleep over there.
(Seo Woo gets ready for bed.)
(Good night, everyone.)
(The morning has dawned upon Mt Palgong in Daegu.)
Let's get a fire started.
- The pine cones burn very well. - Yes.
- It's because... - Yes?
(Blazing)
the pine cones have resin on it.
You seem to be better than yesterday.
Thank you.
- Did you sleep well last night? - Yes.
That's good. You must be making scorched rice?
Yes, with the leftover rice from yesterday.
- Did you pour enough water? - Water?
- Yes. - Wait a minute, please.
- Open the lid. - I'll open and see.
(They check the scorched rice.)
It's turning into scorched rice.
(Now he just needs to pour water and wait a while.)
(Meanwhile, the Woo siblings are at the hen house.)
Mum.
- Did you return the egg? - I have the egg here.
How do you open the door?
I'll open it for you.
It's scary.
Mum, it cracked.
I cracked it by mistake.
(Unfortunately, she broke an egg.)
- Why? - I cracked it by mistake.
It's all right.
She knows that the egg becomes a chick then a chicken.
So she wanted to return the remaining egg to its mum.
(But the hen house reeks of chicken feces.)
(Laughing)
- I think I'm going to puke. - Because of the smell?
Please hold Seo Woo's hand.
(They just can't get used to the foul smell.)
Jun Woo, hold your breath.
Or else you're going to throw up.
(It's a rough journey to return the egg.)
It laid 2 eggs, no, 3 eggs.
- It laid more eggs? - It laid three eggs.
Jun Woo, should we have fried eggs for breakfast?
No.
(Fried eggs? Are you joking?)
(Hens have begun a strike.)
It's yours.
(He gently places the egg down.)
There you go.
I returned the egg.
(It's the reunion of the egg family.)
(Thank you!)
(Meanwhile, Butler Baek has finished cooking their breakfast.)
Be careful that you don't burn your fingers.
Kids, wash your hands so you can have breakfast.
Dad made this for us.
The side dishes are the same as yesterday's.
(It's a menu for a miser, with only dried laver and kimchi.)
The side dishes are the same as yesterday's.
Dried laver and kimchi for two meals in a row.
It tastes just great for me.
(He's on his dad's side.)
- It's tasty. - I thought that Dad was...
- going to buy us tasty meals. - But...
instead we get to... What was it?
- It's water parsley. - What is it?
We get to dig up water parsley.
Water parsley.
Oh, my. You guys are still...
(What is the matter?)
It's already noon. If you're still eating like this...
- We're nearly finished. - who's going to do the work then?
We'll...
- We'll finish quickly. - We're nearly done.
Yes, we're nearly done.
Seo Woo, take your time and eat up.
You'll go to the water parsley field with your dad.
What is this?
(I hope I can get rid of constipation.)
It tastes better this way.
(15 hours have passed since they arrived at the water parsley farm.)
- All right. This is where... - Wow.
(The Baek family finally get to see the water parsley.)
- The water parsley... - This is how it grows.
- Like this. - I told you we use the groundwater.
- Yes. - So there's still water.
- It will be gone in the afternoon. - The water will drain out.
- And at night, fresh groundwater... - I see.
- It will flow in? - will flow in.
Hold the fallen ones stand upright.
You have to lay the sickle against the ground.
- On the ground? - Yes.
- And hold the water parsley. - Okay.
(Cut the water parsley from the back to the front.)
- And cut it from the back. - Stripping it from the back?
If you pull it, you can gather water parsley like this.
I see.
(Screaming)
One, two.
(Is Jun Woo in charge of slapstick comedy?)
(He falls straight down.)
- What's wrong? - Oh, my.
- Did you fall? - My goodness.
- What? - Did you fall?
Yes. Where are you?
- How do you trim this? - I'll explain it to you.
This part is the key point of water parsley.
You need to remove the layer of its skin.
(Beginning from the point, remove the twigs.)
Like this.
I get it.
- That's... - I see.
(What is Seo Woo doing?)
Dad, is there anything that I can help out with?
- Seo Woo, take this. - All right.
(Seo Woo is in charge of transporting water parsley.)
I'll take this.
Oh, my. Seo Woo, you're great at this.
- Mum, I brought one. - Thank you.
Good job.
- I'll bring more. - Okay.
Water parsley.
(Panting)
- Dad, please give me more. - Okay, I will. Wait.
- My hair keeps falling down. - Is that so?
Dad, pick these here too.
Here? I will put these here.
(Seo Woo hurries her dad to cut with the sickle more quickly.)
Here you go.
- Thank you, Dad. - Okay.
(We hope she will no longer have constipation.)
Wow, Seo Woo!
You brought a lot!
(Translation: Why did you so much when there's a lot?)
Dad, which ones shall I take?
(Seo Woo doesn't stop working.)
Whose are these?
- These are yours. - Thank you!
Be careful, Seo Woo.
I'd better get rid of that cauldron.
- Mummy! - Yes?
- I brought this much. - You are bring so much, Seo Woo!
Aren't you bringing too much?
Dad keeps picking more.
- Really? - Yes.
Tell him to slow down. When will I ever finish cleaning these?
When will I finish it?
(Water parsley doesn't get any less no matter how much she works.)
(Laughing)
(She can't help but laugh.)
(Si Ah, are you okay?)
I couldn't believe it, so all I could do was laugh.
(Her eyes are quivering.)
"Who am I? Where am I?"
"What am I doing here?"
While looking at a huge pile of water parsley...
I was losing my mind.
(After an hour of picking water parsley)
Here you go, Jun Woo.
Okay.
(Picking water parsley doesn't seem to end.)
(Sighing)
(He covered this much of the field for an hour.)
Goodness.
(Wherever he looks...)
(It's full of water parsley.)
There is so much of it.
Gosh.
(Will you finish by today?)
(Rinse the water parsley in flowing water)
I'm going to give him some to taste.
(Si Ah gives her husband first.)
It's really delicious.
- It's delicious! - It is.
- You brought a lot. - Yes.
- Put them over there. - It's delicious!
When I tasted water parsley that was freshly picked,
it was so delicious because it was fragrant...
and fresh.
It was delicious. It was also very fresh.
Look at me.
She's eating well.
Cut it.
There you go.
(I'm going to eat vegetables from now on.)
(Chewing fresh water parsley)
Seo Woo likes it.
No, this is too long.
Please make a bed for Tae Ra.
Tae Rin.
Please help me lay out the blanket for Tae Ra over here.
Say "Yes, Daddy".
Yes, Daddy.
- Okay. - What about you, Tae O?
- Tae O? - Tae O, give me a hand.
What about you, Tae O?
What should you say in response to your dad?
I will give you some vitamin candy after you finish that.
(Vitamin candy?)
Okay!
Tae O, go on and help them. I am watching you.
Tae O, why aren't you helping when your sister is?
Shall we play with Tae Ra?
Come over here for vitamin candy once you are finished.
- I finished. - Tae O didn't finish.
(When their mum takes out the vitamin candy...)
(he wants some.)
Are you going to do what I ask you to do only if there is an award?
Yes.
- Say "Thank you". - Thank you.
(Thank you)
Come over here and sit down. Let's talk.
- Okay! - Sit here.
Tae Ra, you listen too, okay?
Tae Ra, listen.
- Tae Ra? - She's sleepy.
It's hot.
- It's hot. - Daddy is going to talk.
What am I holding?
- Money. - Money.
Which one values the most?
- Let's see. - Stay seated.
- The green one. - Tae O, sit down here.
Please stay seated. Raise your arms.
Give me a pretty look.
Tae O, what are these?
- Money. - What will you do with it?
What can you do with money?
You can buy.
What can you buy?
- Put your hands down. - I can buy snacks.
I showed my children some bills to educate them about money.
They will receive money when they finish a chore.
We prepared some snacks, so they can buy what they want.
So that they can understand what they can do with money...
when they get an allowance.
I thought it'd be a good idea for the children.
I will be the bank.
Your mum will be the police.
(Tae Rin and Tae O's education on economics starts.)
Tomatoes.
- Strawberries. - Wait!
The police is going to catch you.
- Okay! - Here.
I have a punishing stick.
The police looks like a real policeman.
You must be happy living with another man.
You must be very happy living with another man.
- I love you, Mr Police. - You told me to cut my hair.
- You said I look good with it. - You look pretty.
Your hair looks like a helmet. It's really pretty.
It does look like a helmet.
- Doesn't her hair look nice? - It looks like a helmet.
I'm going to give her a present.
I'm going to tell something to Mummy.
What present are you going to give her?
Mummy, you look like this.
You really look like this.
Mummy, wait.
Mummy!
You look like this one, Mummy.
Your hair looks like this.
You told me to get this haircut.
Gosh, this is driving me crazy.
Mummy!
(This is funny and exciting.)
Mummy, you look pretty.
(Is she serious?)
(She's wearing a helmet on top of a helmet.)
- Mummy, you look like this. - Okay!
- I want to be the police. - Your first task is done.
Your first task was to make your mummy laugh, and that's done.
When did they make me laugh?
That was a lot of fun.
We will start by giving you a bonus.
I have the money here.
Take this. Here's 50 cents.
Should you earn money or not?
- We should earn it. - How about you, Tae O?
Keep them separate.
- And also... - Mister! Here you go.
Mister! Here you go.
What is it? It's 50 cents!
- Here you go. - How did you know?
- Here you go. - What would you like to buy?
I want some strawberries.
It is 50 cents for one strawberry.
It's okay.
- Say thank you. - Thank you.
You can't take it back now.
- Yes? - I want...
- Here you go. - I will keep 20 cents.
Please give me this one.
- Pardon me? - Give me this.
You think I will give it to you even when you're being vague?
You paid 22 cents.
You can't drink milk that costs a dollar with 22 cents.
Please collect more money. Save more money.
- Please go and look. - The laundry is done.
- Not yet. - Here is a 10-cent.
It's 10 cents.
I want to eat that.
- Do you have to eat it? - Yes.
Are you going to use all of this?
Close the store right now.
Tae O, hurry and earn more money.
I'm going to hang these on a drying rack.
Okay, please hang the clothes on a drying rack.
Tae O, put them over there.
These are cold.
- Are they cold? - Did someone pee on it?
- No, they're just washed. - Whose is this big underwear?
(Surprised)
(Tae Rin, be quiet!)
(I must work to earn money!)
You are doing a good job.
(He's making her feel better about teasing her before.)
- You're doing very well. - This is mine.
You are doing well.
- It's not done. Good job, Tae O! - Good job, Tae O!
Wow.
(I can eat more now!)
Please get your money out.
(It's 12 in the afternoon.)
A pancake is five dollars.
I want this!
- Do you want to eat this? - Yes.
How much money do you have?
I did a lot of work.
I received this much money.
- Really? - You saved a lot.
- You have a lot of money. - Give me your plate.
One.
Two.
Three. Good job!
I want to get a lot.
How much money do you have?
Give him just one piece.
(Greedy Tae O is penniless.)
Goodness!
(He was surprised himself.)
Why don't you have any money?
Where did it go?
(The good times when Tae O had money)
(He spent all his money on eating.)
I will give you some.
Did you lose your money?
(Here you go.)
(Translation: Give me more!)
He didn't lose money.
Tae O, this is five dollars.
He just got one left.
- Tae O, wait. - Is that right?
Tae Rin had a lot of money, so she got three.
You had only a little bit of money, so you got just one.
- Tae Rin saved up well. - A lot.
Since Tae Rin already has a lot,
if you clean the floor, you get to eat this right away. Come.
- You will give me money? - Can I eat now?
Tae Rin, you can eat first.
Here. Here.
Here.
- Give me a lot. - One, two. Ta-da!
How is it to work hard? You get to eat these delicious things.
(It's delicious to eat after hard work.)
Tae O still has a hard time understanding the concept of money.
But he needs to know how important and how hard it is to earn money.
You have to start saving money now.
(The Tae Siblings get savings account for the first time.)
Put your stamp here.
(He presses the stamp.)
There you go.
That's it. Good job, Tae O.
(They will be able to save well from now on, right?)
Check your account. Do you have money or not?
Do you have money?
- Check it. Where did it go? - It's not here.
It's in there.
- Honey. - Yes?
Please give them a piggyback for a while.
Let's go.
- Faster. - Okay. Faster.
(Ra Yul joins too.)
- Go! - It's moving.
(He's tired.)
Hey...
- One round. - Is he a horse?
- He's a camel. - He's a camel?
Vroom.
Daddy, let's go!
Hey...
Let's go, Camel!
That's it!
You're out if you fall.
Hurry up and move.
You're out if you fall.
All right. Here we go.
(He uses all his strength to get up.)
(The three siblings try their best not to fall.)
(And Hyo Seong struggles.)
Yu is out.
(Yu's foot touched the floor.)
Yu is out.
Cut him some slack, Honey.
- He wants to join. - No...
Yu. Yu...
Ready. Set. Go!
Hurry up!
(Did they start without me?)
(She drops her banana.)
(Even banana betrays her,)
(and she breaks into tears.)
I am going home!
(They are frustrated.)
- It's hard to please all three. - I know.
When I please one, another one is unhappy.
Ra Yul.
Let's make the bed.
What is it?
- Here... - Tell me if you want to pee.
All right. Let's make the bed.
We have to make the bed.
Did you fold this?
- I folded it. - Come here. Ride it.
- Ra Hui, ride this. - Do you want to ride this?
- Who wants to ride this? - Me!
(Ra Yul is interested.)
(It's a blanket swing.)
There you go. Yu, go down.
Come here, Ra Hui, Ra Yul. Ra Yul.
Welcome to the Arabian Nights.
- Mummy is here. - The Arabian Nights...
Hurry up.
- Come on. - Here.
High-five! Let's go.
Here we go.
The Arabian Nights.
(They are very excited.)
- Three. - Three.
(They love it.)
Up and down.
Mum, harder.
- Harder? - Yes.
- How? - I will push from here.
Yu will push.
That's it.
This is fun.
- It's Yu's turn now. - Like this.
It's Yu's turn now.
- Look at this. - It's Yu's turn now.
(Daddy's tired too.)
(He's knocked down.)
Why are there so many kids?
- Two? Ra Yul got two? - No, two.
- Two? - We are the same, Ra Yul.
We are the same.
(The Ra twins look identical.)
How about hide-and-seek?
Let's ride two times.
Think of another game to play.
- Are you dizzy, Ra Yul? - I'm going to ride the swing.
I'm going to ride the swing.
You never rode it when I put up a swing there.
(Last summer, Hyo Seong put up a swing for the twins.)
Sit well.
(However,)
(they had no fun with it.)
- The swing? - For sure,
they have fun when you put efforts.
Should we go to an amusement park later?
(Will that be less tiring?)
Should we go to the amusement park and ride a pirate ship ride?
- What? - Yes?
Who wants to go to the amusement park?
- They might never want to... - Me!
Let's get ready and go to the amusement park.
Yes, let's get ready.
Wow! Let's go to the amusement park!
- Let's go! - Let's go!
(They are all very excited.)
(I'm excited!)
(Daddy bear is fat)
(Mummy bear is thin)
(Ra Hui copies Ra Yul and starts lip-syncing too.)
Clap!
Clap your hands!
(The Ra twins came to the amusement park!)
(Will they have fun today?)
I want this one.
Mum, how about this one?
(They choose one stuffed toy each.)
- Ra Yul. - Look at this.
Look at me, Ra Yul.
(She's wearing the trendiest sunglasses.)
Which one should we ride?
(With much excitement, they head towards the rides.)
- It's our first time to come here. - There.
- We came here last time. - Here?
We've never come to an amusement park together.
We came last time.
- That was a zoo. - Was it the zoo?
- Is it different? - It hurts.
- Here... - We went to Everland before.
- Where is one kid? - She's there.
- Come here. - Mummy, wait for me.
Ra Yul, you have to follow us well. If you get lost...
You will be in big trouble.
You can't get lost.
That's right. Ra Hui, hold Ra Yul's hand.
(They all hold hands together.)
Mummy, look! That house is amazing!
The house is moving, Ra Yul.
- Mummy! - You are scared?
(They are excited to see the ride for the first time.)
Mummy, look at the airplane.
Yes, there is an airplane too.
There's a merry-go-round.
Yu, since it's the girls' first time here, let's ride something easy.
Should we ride those horses?
- Yes. - Should we ride those horses?
(It's the must-ride ride for the beginners.)
(It's the merry-go-round.)
She has to measure your height.
She will see if you can ride it alone or...
- if you should ride with Mummy. - They should ride with you.
- How about Yu? - Welcome.
Yu can ride it alone.
(He puts Ra Hui on the horseback.)
I don't want to ride it! I am scared!
Mummy, hold me.
(Yu is scared to ride it alone.)
Mummy, hold me!
(The kids are going crazy front and back.)
(But this girl is calm.)
Ra Yul, are you scared or not?
- Are you scared? - I'm not scared.
- You're not scared, right?
The ride will start. Have fun!
Let's go!
(Ra Hui's worried, and Ra Yul's relaxed.)
(But Ra Hui gets used to it soon.)
It's like this one's not moving.
- Ra Hui, are you scared or not? - I'm not scared.
Is it fun?
- Is it? - Yes.
Ra Yul, is it fun? Are you scared?
- No. - You're not scared?
- Is it boring? - It's boring.
Ra Yul is a little bit bored.
- Hello! - Look at us!
- Hello! - Hello!
Hello!
I want to stop riding it.
(But Yu is not smiling.)
Do you like Daddy horse or this horse?
- This horse. - She likes this one better.
Do you like Daddy horse or do you like this horse?
- This horse. - This horse.
(I like this horse.)
Then don't right Daddy horse from now on.
Yes, Daddy horse was like a tortoise.
- Mum. - What is it?
- What's there? - That one.
- They're cats. - Yes.
- Oh, my. - I want to ride cats.
Do you want to ride that one?
Yu, what do you want to ride next?
Please sit down over here.
That's it. What do you need to do next?
(They look unenthusiastic.)
Yu, you can ride it on your own, right?
(Yu is slightly nervous.)
Ra Hui and Ra Yul, do you think it'll be scary or not?
I don't think it'll be scary.
- What? - Not scary.
- Do you think it'll be fun? - Yes!
- Then have fun. - Okay.
(Ra Hui is excited.)
Ra Yul, have fun.
Bye bye.
(She says goodbye with no heart.)
(And there is one person that can't smile at all.)
Have fun.
(Relaxed)
(Tensed)
Ra Yul looks disappointed, what should I do?
(It's going quite high up.)
Ra Yul looks very boring.
(On the other hand, Yu holds on tightly.)
Are you all right?
(Slow)
Is it fun?
(No response)
They looked like they didn't understand the ride.
Ra Yul said she was disappointed with the merry-go-round.
(The rides were boring to Ra Yul.)
When I asked her if she was bored, she said that she was.
I don't think it met her expectations.
Ra Hui and Ra Yul, what to you want to ride?
This.
- What? - I want to ride this.
Which one?
- This one. - This one?
- Ra Hui, do you want to ride this? - All right, let's ride this.
Come over here.
(That looks fun.)
It's swinging.
(Ra Hui walks in.)
- He's checking her height. - Let's check your height.
(Someone stops the Ra twins.)
You need to be this tall to ride this.
Can she get on with an adult?
They need to be at least this tall.
It's not possible?
He's not tall enough as well.
Let's eat up more and come back when you're taller.
You can't ride this, Ra Yul.
You're not tall enough to ride this.
Let's come back when you're taller, okay?
All right?
(I need to grow taller soon.)
Chae Heun, aren't you going to help me out?
- Chae Heun, help me out. - I'm done.
I'm done.
We need to add salt and pepper.
(Sa Gang is cooking.)
I need to do it quickly, before it lumps up.
Where's Dad?
Dad is going to come home late tonight,
and he has to go out early tomorrow morning.
Since he doesn't have time to eat breakfast,
we're making this gimbap.
(What has gotten into her that she is making gimbap for Sae Ho?)
He made such a mess.
(Three days ago, after Sae Ho left for work)
(Remnants of Sae Ho are scattered everywhere.)
Gosh, really.
(It looks like a thief went through his room.)
(She is tidying up his mess.)
Goodness me.
(What's this?)
(It's an unopened box of Gundam model.)
He doesn't even have time to enjoy his hobby.
I feel sorry for him.
He must be dying to make it.
(It has been long since he enjoyed his hobby.)
So Heun, before you were born,
your dad loved making these robot models.
Let's ask him to make this with us later, all right?
Does that go in there?
(She is tidying up the room with a sad heart.)
What's this?
Oh, my.
There's a hole in his shirt,
(As she finds his tattered shirt, she feels deeply sorry.)
I want to make this.
I felt sad and bitter.
If it were the past, even the collar would have been stiff straight...
and hung up neatly on the hanger.
But now it's neglected.
Considering it as the result of the attention that...
I'm giving to him these days...
I felt very bad that day.
Chae Heun. Let's make gimbap for Dad whom we love.
- I'm going too. - Yes, come here.
Let's wear gloves.
Put on your gloves.
Mem Mem, do you want gloves too?
All right, I'll bring you gloves.
(She quickly picks it up.)
(Mem Mem tries to put on the glove all by herself.)
Gimbap
Made easily by rolling it
Gimbap
Made easily by rolling it
Gimbap
You tried the glove on?
I'll put this one on for you.
(Gang puts a glove on her cute little hand.)
- Put it on like this. - Gimbap
I'm all ready!
(Chae So Sisters are ready to make gimbap.)
That's it.
Let's make tasty gimbap.
- Ta-da. - Ta-da.
- Let's do this! - Let's do this.
Let's do this. Put your hands on top of mine.
Chae Heun, put your hand on top.
- One, two, three. Go! - One, two, three. Go!
Yes!
(Let's do this.)
Take one each.
Chae Heun, do it like this.
I want to do this.
Spread out the rice like this.
(The glove is too big for her little hands.)
(Get off)
- Spread. - Is this right?
Spread.
- Spread it. Spread it. - Is it tasty?
Chae Heun, you're not going to...
- You shouldn't eat the gimbap. - eat all of it, are you?
Make it as thin as possible, then roll it.
Oh, my.
You shouldn't eat the dried laver.
- You shouldn't. - Place the ingredients thinly.
You need to fill this part up.
(She pretends to make gimbap.)
(Slapping)
Then place it like this.
A little more.
(She pretends for a while then returns to eating.)
You can put the cheese in it or crab stick in it.
(Sa Gang concentrates on making gimbap.)
Go in there.
(She makes it with love and affection.)
Do you think Dad will like it?
- Yes. - Are you sure?
Will he like it?
(Who does Mem Mem take after...)
- Really? - Yes.
(that she is always eating like this.)
(She keeps the rice for later.)
Look at your nose.
What about you, Chae Heun?
Are you sitting on rice?
My goodness.
(My goodness...)
Goodness me.
Chae Heun, are you not going to make gimbap?
What?
Why do you look so adorable?
- So Heun, let's make a... - Yes.
acrostic poem with "Gimbap".
An acrostic poem is... For instance, if it's "Milk",
- "Milk". - Milk is...
- a dairy product. - Milk.
Like this, you make a poem...
out of the word.
"Gim".
(Will she be able to make an acrostic poem?)
It is steaming.
(It is steaming.)
"Bap".
(It is steaming.)
Let's eat rice.
(It is steaming. Let's eat rice.)
(She is skilled for a six-year-old.)
Let's make an acrostic poem with "Teeth".
All right. "Teeth".
Let's brush our teeth.
- "Teeth". - Let's brush it quickly.
(Let's brush our teeth. Let's brush it quickly.)
(So Heun is a prodigy.)
- Me too. - So Heun,
we're making gimbap for Dad.
All right. Do you want to try too?
Yes.
Your sister is a prodigy.
"Teeth".
(How will the prodigy's sister do?)
- "Teeth". - Teeth.
She said it. Did you here it? She said "Teeth".
"Teeth".
(Teeth?)
(My head suddenly hurts.)
- You're tired. - No.
- Mum. - You're tired.
Yes?
Mem Mem, you did great.
- I did. - You did great.
Let's clap. Here!
(The three cooperated.)
Place it on top. That's it.
One, two, three.
- Go! - Go!
Yes! It's done!
(They finished making gimbap for Sae Ho.)
(It looks delicious.)
Here.
(The child prodigy writes a letter for Dad.)
(I love you, Dad.)
(Gang and his daughters made gimbap with love and affection.)
(I love you, Dad. From So Heun)
(Next morning)
(Chae So Sisters are still sound asleep, tired from making gimbap.)
(Sae Ho is drying his hair, getting ready for work.)
I'll be going now.
Are you going now?
You must be tired. Why did you wake up?
(It's because she has something to give you.)
- Wait. - Why? I'm late.
This.
(Though tired, she tries to see him out with his packed lunch.)
(The door shuts.)
What is it?
What's this?
- It's packed lunch! - What special day is today?
(Sae Ho goes to work with a surprising lunchbox.)
Have a good day.
My way to work is a fight with time.
Trains are scheduled to arrive at specific times.
I always worry, "What if I don't make it in time?"
I'm not much of a morning person.
I always regret not getting up when the first alarm goes off.
(A public service announcement for all fathers in Korea)
(It's the same for all men on their way to work.)
(They're faster than cars.)
(They're lighter than feathers.)
(Why is he in such a hurry?)
(He meets others who are also running.)
(He runs as fast as he can toward the finishing line.)
(He missed.)
(I'm sorry, but I'm leaving.)
When is the next train? Gosh.
(You should have looked at the time table ahead of time.)
(He remembers that he had a lunchbox.)
What?
Gosh.
(It's full of love from his wife and two daughters.)
(Sniffling)
(After being moved, he eats.)
How did the little girls make these?
Goodness.
(He thinks of his beloved family even though it's still cold.)
I didn't think I'd already eat gimbap that my daughters made.
I was really moved by it. I looked at their photos...
for a long time.
I can't describe it. You will have to experience it yourself.
(What made their dad smile on his hectic way to work...)
(was his two precious daughters.)
(He feels peaceful because of the lunchbox his family prepared.)
(This is how one becomes a father.)
Like this.
Put it on here.
(They wrap up the work after picking for three hours.)
- Please bring them outside. - Okay.
How do you farm by yourself?
- Isn't it difficult? This is why... - You are amazing.
young people don't want to farm anymore.
Here you go.
(Oh, my goodness!)
- You brought too much. - Your husband picked...
- a lot. - Gosh.
(It's an impossible amount of water parsley.)
- There is one more. - I will bring it.
That Do Bin...
Both you and Si Ah must clean...
all the water parsley that you picked today.
- Okay. - Your task today is to finish this.
You might have to do it all night.
You have to work quickly.
We will.
(A lot)
What are we going to do?
(When will we ever finish?)
I told you we should just buy it.
(She's annoyed.)
Right?
Gosh, let's see.
That's not how you do it. That's already done!
- Is this already cleaned? - Yes, the stem is sticking up.
- I don't know which ones are... - No, these are...
for the goats.
- Yum, yum. - Here we go.
- Wait a minute. - Okay.
When you pick strawberries...
- The really red and ripe ones? - Do you see the red and ripe ones?
- Yes. - Hold it with both of your hands.
Take off the strawberry from the stem.
(Hold a ripe strawberry with both hands.)
(Then pick it at the stem.)
Mummy will be happy.
She will be happy that...
I picked a lot of strawberries.
I have to pick more so that Mummy is happy.
(She knows how to pick strawberries...)
(with her small hands.)
(She carries a basket full of strawberries.)
- Mummy! - Yes?
I picked a lot of strawberries.
- Seo Woo. Wow - I picked a lot of strawberries.
- They look so pretty. - They look...
- very good. - Have you tried it, Seo Woo?
- Was it delicious? - Yes.
- How does it taste? - Try one, Mummy.
It's so good. Give one to Daddy.
Okay.
(She gives one to her dad.)
I will pick more.
- Okay, pick a lot of them. - Okay.
It's delicious.
I'm going to pick more.
(She is in love with picking strawberries.)
Where are the red ones? Here they are!
Are there more ripe ones?
It will make Mummy happier.
(The mission is to pick ripe strawberries.)
(Seo Woo's radar to detect ripe strawberries is on.)
(She found a ripe strawberry.)
(Once she spots it, she never misses it.)
(She's searching again with eagle eyes.)
(She picks them quickly and precisely.)
Let's get along
- With the little finger - Why do you keep...
- singing the same song? - I am sorry. It's because I'm busy.
What do you mean?
Gosh, I'm so busy.
Let's see if there are more ripe ones.
(How about Jun Woo?)
(He seems to be picking strawberries.)
(He eats one.)
(He eats two.)
(He eats three.)
(He rubs his hands as if nothing happened.)
(I bet no one saw me.)
Gosh, there is a hole.
(It has a hole, so...)
(he eats it.)
(He takes a look around to check.)
This one is not ripe.
I picked the wrong one.
(Is he going to eat it again?)
I will just eat it then.
(He rationalises himself.)
(Jun Woo, stop eating and pick some strawberries.)
Seo Woo, do you want to eat it?
- Seo Woo. - No.
- Really? - Yes.
- Then you can take it. - No.
Put this one in your basket.
- No. - Why not?
- I don't want to. - Really?
(I will eat it since Seo Woo doesn't want to eat it.)
Lock the little fingers together
Shall we eat some snack?
Do you want some water parsley fritters as a snack?
I'm good at making fritters.
- Is that right? - Yes.
I'm quite good at making fritters.
Are you worried that...
- I won't know how to cook? - Yes.
(She nods her head instinctively.)
But everyone eventually learns how to cook at their own pace.
I will demonstrate how to make it,
then you can try it. Would you like to try it?
Don't we put the batter on the pan and sprinkle water parsley on top?
I will demonstrate it first.
- Here we go. - I see.
- Mix them together. - Are you putting that much at once?
Yes, put this much on the pan.
I see.
- Does it stay as one piece? - Yes, it does.
You can flip the fritter, right?
- Yes. - Okay.
Here you go.
(It's Si Ah's task to flip it.)
Okay, that's good.
(She flipped it well with a spatula.)
People who are experienced do it like this.
Wow, I will try it too.
- I've never tried this before. - Wait a little longer.
Wait a little longer.
(She's being impatient.)
(Wait until it's cooked enough.)
Now it's ready.
(Here goes Si Ah's attempt to flip the fritter.)
(Very serious)
I am so nervous.
(What?)
You have to do it well.
- You did it! - Did you see that?
Yes.
(I am Si Ah who can flip fritters.)
Good job.
Did you see that?
(Screaming)
Wait.
She screamed.
What's going on?
Why is she screaming when I'm picking strawberries here?
(Just go back to picking strawberries.)
Come and have some snack.
(It's time for a snack, the best part of farming.)
- Cheers. - Cheers.
- Good job.
- Thank you.
It takes a lot of work to eat water parsley.
(Seo Woo takes a bite.)
Makgeolli can also be made with water parsley.
Really?
She cooks well.
Did you make it yourself?
I flipped the fritters without a spatula today.
- Really? Like this? - Yes.
How do water parsley fritters taste after working hard?
Does it taste good?
(The taste is...)
(like the taste of harvest.)
- Is it delicious? - Yes.
(I will make sure to poop after eating a lot of this.)
- Load everything in the truck. - Okay.
(He loads the cleaned water parsley.)
(And he goes home.)
(Water parsley, you've touched me.)
(After six hours of work, they got 100kg of water parsley.)
(The day passed.)
I'll be here.
(Do Bin starts preparing dinner.)
There's more smoke coming up.
I'll put dried anchovies and dried kelp.
Since we are in Daegu,
(Since we are in Daegu...)
I am reminded of codfish soup.
Since we are in Daegu, we have to eat codfish soup.
Here's sweet potato and cod.
The lady rinsed the cod once, but...
- I will check it. - I think we need to rinse it again.
Should I go rinse the cod?
You are going to rinse it?
I just have to rinse it with water, right?
You have to rinse it with salt water.
- That way the meat won't crumble. - But it used to live in the sea.
It has been in the salt water.
I think I just need to rinse it with clean water once.
(Seo Woo gets dressed up and gets ready to go out.)
(At that moment!)
(What's this sound?)
(Fart sound)
(She farts big this time!)
(Is Seo Woo finally pooping?)
(She just ate some water parsley.)
(This is the miracle of Mt Palgong's water parsley.)
(She farts loudly and...)
- Oh dear. - Excuse me.
I farted a lot.
I think it's because you ate water parsley.
- Because water parsley is healthy. - Yes.
- It's delicious. - Really?
She kept farting after eating water parsley.
Her fart sounded like a firing gun.
I could see that her bowels were very active.
I am glad we came. I'm glad she ate water parsley.
Let's see how it will taste.
(How would Do Bin's codfish soup taste like?)
- About this much? - Yes.
Why do you put liquor?
- It's to remove fish odour. - To remove fish smell.
Your daddy cooks well.
- She's better than Mummy? - Yes. She's better than Mummy.
Mummy might cry.
- Let's not tell her. - We won't tell her.
We won't tell her. Right?
There.
- Nice job. - Let's put this too.
(They add water parsley to the codfish soup.)
- Nice job. - Let's put this too.
(And they grill water parsley and pork belly too.)
(Jun Woo tastes it first.)
It's really good.
(Pork belly can taste like this?)
(He eats nicely-browned pork belly with fragrant water parsley.)
(The codfish soup with water parsley is done too.)
(The table is filled with water parsley.)
- Let's eat. - Thank you for the food.
Thank you for the food.
(She takes a bite of water parsley codfish soup.)
Can I...
continue to use the iron pot?
- No, I don't think so. - You don't think so?
(He's frustrated.)
Let's donate it.
- The cauldron? - Yes.
- To whom? To the owner here? - Yes. To the farm owner here.
It's because you don't want to use it, right?
The cauldron is too much.
All right then. Who wants to take the cauldron home?
(Two people vote.)
All right then.
Who wants to donate the cauldron to the landlords here?
Raise your hand.
(Two people vote for it.)
- I'm on Mummy's side. - I'm on Daddy's side.
If you don't play now, you lose. Rock-paper-scissors.
(Both of them gave scissors.)
If you don't play now, you lose. Rock-paper-scissors.
- Rock-paper-scissors. - Rock-paper-scissors.
(Seo Woo wins.)
(Are they going to part with the cauldron like this?)
- Seo Woo won! - Really?
- She won! - I gave a rock.
(Do Bin cries.)
(And so does the cauldron.)
Good job, Seo Woo! High-five!
High-five!
(Si Ah is excited, but Seo Woo's not happy.)
- I'm going to miss Flower Baby. - Really?
- Should we name the cauldron? - Me!
- Me!
What would you name it, Seo Woo?
Its name is...
- Flower Baby. - Flower Baby?
- Yes, we can combine the two. - Flower Baby.
- Yes. That's a good one.
We can name it Flower Baby.
(Flower Baby always gave them delicious food.)
(It even let them use its lid.)
It looks really delicious.
- Come here, Jun Woo. - I'm going to miss Flower Baby.
You will miss it? But you wanted to give it to the landlord couple.
Right.
- You changed your mind? - Yes.
Then I think there should be a change to the result.
I want to take Flower Baby home.
(Oh my gosh)
(He loads it in the car before she changes her mind.)
(So the Flower Baby became a part of the family.)
Yes!
Mr Chicken Chicken on my lips
That looks delicious.
I accept the challenge.
(Baro challenges the food fighter.)
Real dakgalbi.
You have to eat that.
(Baek Jong Won's Top 3 Chef King will be aired shortly.)
(It's their first outing together.)
- Here we go. - Yay!
(Why did they bring Tae Ra too?)
Okay.
Mummy, we are going to the swimming pool today.
Swimming.
(Thanks to Tae O who wanted to go to the swimming pool...)
(the whole family went to the swimming pool nearby.)
A baby is in the water inside mother's womb.
So I heard babies love it...
when you make them swim soon after they were born.
Tae Rin and Tae O love to swim.
So I wanted to see the three of them swimming together.
You are going to swim today. It's your first time, isn't it?
Let's swim.
(She's turning into a baby honey bee.)
- You're so cute. - The hat.
There you go.
Hello! You're so lovely.
Tae Rin, Tae O, look at your little sister.
- Tae Rin. Tae Ra... - Yes?
- became a honey bee. - Right?
(Let's go swimming!)
- She's lovely. - She's lovely.
- Do you need anything? - Be careful.
You can't run.
- Can I go inside the water too? - Tae Ra, relax.
(Tae Ra is scared of water.)
Tae O, you have to play with Tae Ra.
You are not going to play alone.
(Tae Ra becomes nervous, and her neck is stiff.)
Tae Rin, play with Tae Ra.
Tae O.
- Tae O. - Tae Rin.
She won't lie down.
Relax.
(Her neck remains stiff.)
Tae Ra, relax.
Kids, it's her first time...
in the tub, right?
So help her. Tae Ra doesn't know how to play.
Tae Rin, look at this.
(But the Tae siblings are busy playing by themselves.)
Here we go.
(Tae Ra tries to swim!)
(She's wearing the neck tube.)
- Can I release her? - Yes.
That's it.
You can let her go.
(He's touched.)
(She moves her legs.)
Wow, my princess!
She won't be choked?
- She's fine. - Look at her.
Her legs went to the back.
Mum, I want to play somewhere else.
I want to go inside there too.
(They can't hear the kids.)
Kids, you can go somewhere else.
- Go play somewhere else. - Go to her.
- Yes. Tell her to help you. - Yes.
She's not playing. She's trying to survive.
- Good job! - Good job, honey!
Daddy. Mummy.
(I'm the best.)
She's splashing water.
You will wear these and go inside the pool.
- Is it deep? - Come on.
Can you go inside?
(No matter how much I play, it's not fun.)
Here. Tae O, you do it.
It looks like she can swim.
She swims lying down, and then she leans forward and comes to me.
(Tae Ra shows off her strong stamina.)
She's really strong.
Now you know how tough it was to have her inside my womb.
- She moved so much. - Go forward.
Start.
(It's 40 days before Tae Ra was born.)
(She kept moving.)
(She used to swim in a small place.)
Cool, huh?
Hold my hand.
(She's having fun swimming in a big pool.)
Yes.
She really likes it.
Her tail is so funny.
Look at that.
Wow.
Here we go.
Let's go in the room and play.
Tae Ra, did you have fun?
(Tae Ra, did you enjoy it?)
(Yes)
Now it feels like we only have Tae Ra to raise.
(It feels like Tae Ra is our only child.)
Did we have more kids other than Tae Ra?
I don't think so.
Our first child is so cute.
For an hour, it felt like we only had one child.
That it was only Tae Ra.
I didn't even think about Tae Rin and Tae O.
We only looked at Tae Ra.
When you cried that time, Mum just slept on, didn't she?
(It's been an hour since they looked after just Tae Ra.)
Should I go check on the kids?
Yes.
- Ma'am. - They went that way.
- What? - Tae Rin and Tae O left.
- Who did they go with? - They left with a teacher.
They didn't tell their parents.
(They moved from the baby pool to the kids' pool.)
- Goodness... - They went that way.
- Did they not look for us? - No.
Now, look over here.
- Here. - Hey!
What are you doing?
Hey! You didn't tell me you were going.
(We just wanted to have fun.)
Now we'll start with kicking.
Ready, go. Kick.
Tae Rin, Kick. That's great!
You're good. You should kick. too.
Kick, kick, kick. Great.
- Why did they do that? - Because that's how we raised them.
We let them off freely to play.
Sometimes I'm a little sad about it.
From time to time.
They never look for us.
Was it connected to here?
Tae Rin, start kicking.
One, two. One, two.
Hold on.
Hey.
(Tae Ra, did you come to see us?)
Let's go. Let's go.
(You're so good at swimming.)
Tae O.
(The three siblings are the happiest when they are together.)
Here we go.
Let's see who's faster.
(A weekend afternoon at the Chae So Sisters' house)
(Scrunching)
(Sae Ho is eating snacks alone in the living room.)
(Licking)
(He has become one with the couch.)
Okay, let's go.
Ta-da. Peekaboo!
(Enough rest... The ladies are here.)
He is having snacks again.
You're going to get fat.
- I'm not having snacks. - You're going to get sick.
I'm not eating snacks.
Then what is that?
I'm just reminiscing about the past.
Tell Dad to stop eating.
Dad, stop eating.
(He's trying to copy the hand mic dance.)
How do our daughters look today?
(How do they look?)
Why did you dress up? Where are you going at this hour?
They look pretty, right?
- Well? - They look so pretty.
(Chae So Sisters are dressed up nicely.)
- What? - Well?
Why did...
So Heun's kindergarten asked for her ID photo for something.
I planned to take it for her myself.
(Sa Gang plans to take So Heun's ID photo.)
- I'm going to take it myself. - Just go to a studio.
Don't make work for yourself...
and go to a studio.
I've always taken it for her.
It's me, Photographer Sa Gang.
(Is that so?)
Don't men usually do this at home?
(Why can't Dad help with this?)
How come I always end up doing everything like this?
I was in the photography club during middle school.
But digital cameras came out, so I quit.
(I used to be in a photography club, but I quit.)
(Gosh, Sae Ho...)
I have nothing to say to that.
Digital cameras just do everything for you.
I love taking photographs.
If we don't take pictures now, we'll lose all these good moments.
They are growing every moment, and I don't want to miss it.
I'll regret not taking photos when time has passed.
That's why I end up pressing the shutter.
(Cute moments taken by Photographer Sa Gang)
(Any mum would want to cherish such moments of their kids.)
So Heun.
Now, we'll take your picture. Are you ready?
- Yes. - Are you ready?
So Heun, you look so pretty.
- You look like an angel. - Pull your dress down.
- You're like an angel. - Okay.
One plus one is a cutie
But this is an ID photo... Okay, just do what you want.
Two plus four is a cutie
(Sae Ho can't stop smiling at So Heun.)
Three plus three is?
- Two plus four is... - Two plus two is...
(Staring)
(Is he at it again?)
She's so cute.
(She has bitter memories from last time.)
So Heun, you're so pretty. So Heun, you're so pretty.
(She was ignored under the shadow of her sister's beauty.)
(She attracts everyone's attention.)
(I'm wearing a pretty dress, too...)
- One plus one is cutie - But this is an ID photo...
- It's an ID photo. - But I want to do this...
So Heun, what is one plus one anyway?
- Cutie. - Cutie.
One plus four is...
cutie.
(Her parents are falling in love with So Heun's cuteness.)
- Good. - That was great.
Now, you have to go like this for the ID photo.
- No, you have to sit straight. - Look straight on.
- You can't put your hand in. - Sit like me.
(He shows a cute smile for her to copy.)
- That's really good. - You look so pretty.
(She copied him perfectly.)
That's so great.
One, two, three. Oh, my!
(This is a picture without any photoshop.)
Take the ID photo first, then take some more.
(I can take nice photos too.)
- Mem Mem, let's take yours. - Come here.
You're so cute. Try going up.
She's trying to go up on her own.
- You took pictures with me before. - It must be hard with short legs.
- My goodness. - Good job.
There you go.
Now, let's see how good you take your photos.
Mem Mem. You have to show both of your ears.
The ears have to show.
- Yes, they should. - Now, sit up straight.
I'll stay here since you might fall.
- Why are you bowing? - You don't have to say hi anymore.
I'm going. Look. Look at me.
Let's take your ID photo. Great!
Sit up straight.
Good job. You're doing a good job.
You're doing so good.
Say cheese.
(It's her first ID photo.)
(Here's a dazed Mem Mem and a sexy Mem Mem.)
(This one is out because she smiled too much.)
- Ta-da. - Wow!
(They changed their outfits.)
Wow, So Heun!
(He's praising So Heun again.)
(She's rocking the jean on jean fashion with sunglasses.)
Show Dad...
how pretty you are.
Wow, my daughter looks tacky.
No, she's cute.
(Why? How does she look?)
(How do I look, Dad?)
What?
You mean this is cute?
She looks super pretty.
So Heun, go up on stage.
- Wow, So Heun is... - So Heun.
She looks like a model.
She looks really good with jean on jean.
- Now put your hands up. - You look cool!
You look really cool.
- What is this? - Wow.
(It's an outfit that will make even girls have a crush on her.)
- What a good model. - So Heun.
- How can jean on jean look good? - I know, right?
Look at Mem Mem staring.
She looks so tacky.
(Hurry up and get back down.)
- Mem Mem, you can go now. - Mem Mem should go up.
- Now, it's your turn. - I want to take it off.
Okay, you can take it off.
Mem Mem, ready?
Cheese.
Goodness, cheese!
She's really good.
So Heun is good, but Chae Heun is good too.
(Both girls are good models.)
Chae Heun was good ever since she was an infant.
I used to take photos of her when she was lying down.
(An experienced model starting from her infancy.)
(A fashionista who knows how to use props.)
(With interesting expressions and unique poses, she's a good model.)
Now, go like this.
Mem Mem, go like this.
(Sae Ho is the assistant.)
(His responsibility is to make sure she looks in their direction.)
(And with special props, he'll create new atmospheres.)
(He even entertains the tired actresses.)
(I might faint if we have another photography session.)
Mem Mem, come here.
Hold still.
- I got her. - Ready.
- Here we go. - Here we go.
You have to hold her higher up.
(Running)
It's so heavy!
(The burden on a father's shoulders.)
Ra Yul, what do you want to ride?
(They will go on the rides that are not boring.)
- Honey, they can ride this one. - Mum.
- What? - They're over 80cm.
- Really? - Yes.
- Ride. - There is another one there.
Do you want to ride that one?
Ra Yul, do you want to ride it?
Are you sure you can ride that?
(It's a kids' roller coaster.)
Ra Hui, do you think you can ride on this?
(What about Ra Yul who has been staring at the ride?)
Ra Yul, take Ra Hui...
You can't cry on it, okay?
- Hold on, you have to stay in line. - Ra Yul...
Okay.
Ra Yul is too excited.
This is really scary.
You might cry.
She's three years old.
Let's go.
(The Ra twins are finally on the ride.)
- It's super fast. - Please hold the safety bar.
Okay.
(Ra Yul is excited,)
(while Ra Hui is nervous.)
Girls, it's not too late to get off now.
(He's frozen without a word.)
Soon, our ride will start.
Here we go.
It's moving.
(Wow!)
(It's really fast.)
(Hyo Seong is more scared than the kids.)
(Ra Yul is nonchalant.)
Is this really for kids?
(Ra Yul is smiling.)
Are you okay?
Mum, I'm scared.
I'm scared.
I asked Ra Hui if she's going to be okay, and she said she's fine.
But I think she was shocked after going on the ride.
I'm scared.
(Ra Hui is scared after riding the roller coaster.)
I don't think this is for kids.
Do you want to go again?
- No. - No?
(No, thank you.)
Is this really for kids?
Come here.
Her legs are wobbly.
(Ra Yul's legs are wobbly.)
Her legs are wobbly. Let's go.
Hyo Seong, go for one more. Yu wants to go again.
It's no fun.
I'm okay.
I can go again, but...
I don't want to ride it again.
- What is this? - He must be scared.
It's quite scary for us too.
It's cold.
- This hand. Give me this hand. - Mum, what is this smell?
What? It smells like something delicious, doesn't it?
- Something delicious? - What?
Are you hungry?
What does it smell like?
I think it's hot dogs.
Hot dogs...
- Does it smell like hot dogs? - Yes.
- Ta-da. - There's cucumber.
(Fresh cucumber and carrots?)
(She's satisfied.)
(The twins saw other people snacking on food.)
The kids... I knew it.
Mum, I want a hot dog.
- What? - I want a hot dog.
- What? - Hot dog.
Do you want a hot dog?
I want a hot dog too.
(She's giving him the eye.)
Let's have a hot dog.
Come over here. I'm leaving.
Wow, these noodles look delicious.
(Ra Yul is worried because Ra Hui isn't coming.)
Ra Hui, let's go.
No. You go.
You go.
(She's upset.)
I'm sorry, Ra Yul...
(Sorry, I'm on a protest to get a hot dog.)
(Crying)
Let's go.
I'm sorry, Ra Yul.
I hate you.
(I want a hot dog...)
(Should I follow Mum?)
Let's go eat.
(Will the twins get to have the hot dog they want?)
- Do you want it? - This...
It's radish. You can dip it in this.
(The twins gave up and are eating carrots and cucumbers.)
(I should eat this since I'm hungry.)
It's delicious.
(They're dipping it into soybean paste.)
Ra Hui, Ra Yul. What did you like the most?
The train.
- The train? - Yes.
(It's the roller coaster that Ra Yul smiled on.)
- The train. - I liked...
- The train? - Yes.
I liked the train too.
- Really? - I liked the train too.
- Wasn't it scary? - No.
Should we go on the train again?
No.
Do you want to go on a puppy train?
- Puppy. - A puppy train.
(Shoo wants to go on more rides.)
- You can't ride a pirate ship ride? - No.
- Really? - I've been on it once.
You rode on it once in your life?
But I didn't like it. I hate that feeling you get.
I went on the one that just drops suddenly.
(Is he scared or just doesn't want to ride?
You have to go on it if you're here.
I don't want to ride it.
- I want to ride this one. - I can't do it.
- Come here.
I can't ride it.
It's more fun if we ride it together.
- Well? - You can ride it, Ma'am.
What are you doing?
(The kids are watching.)
I'm not kidding.
Hurry, come here.
I have a bad heart these days.
(He's making up excuses.)
Do you want me to go alone?
Go, go. I can't do it.
Are you riding alone?
Yes.
We're the same.
It's scary.
Isn't it?
Our ride will now start.
Right? Isn't this too thin?
Isn't it too thin?
(Go, Mum!)
Hold on.
(Hold on, hold on. My goodness!)
It's so scary!
Should we go on bumper cars?
Why is it so long?
(My mum is brave.)
I'm losing my mind. This is scary.
Hey, this is scary.
(He's just observing.)
Why is it so long?
(Hey! Hyo Seong!)
(Are you sure you'll be all right later on?)
Hey!
I was confident until we got close and I saw people screaming.
I couldn't get myself to it.
It was too bad.
I want to ride one now. Really.
(If you so wish...)
(What is going on?)
(Ta-da!)
I'm embarrassed.
It's quite fast.
Can you handle it?
(Is that enough thrill for you?)
(That looks like fun.)
- Okay, I'm leaving. - You put in money for two rounds.
Wait for me!
(Poor Hyo Seong)
(Running)
This is quite scary.
(Who are you talking to?)
- Can I have a bite? - No.
- No? - No.
But I let you ride on this.
(You don't look so lonely. Bye, Dad!)
Where is my wife?
(The Ra twins' trip to the amusement park ended with his penalty.)
(Oh! My Baby)