This week's story on Rainbow Club.
As you live your life
There are days that don't go the way you want them to.
How are the members of the unpredictable Rainbow Club?
Starting to exercise to be healthy in their 40s?
However, they face temptations.
Do you want me to make you never want to ride your bike again?
She's telling us to come.
(Is Chae A their biggest temptation?)
Even the hardest task is easier when done together.
Their kimchi gets weird.
It's sweet.
Yong Geon tries something new for his birthday.
Things don't turn out as he expected.
That's awesome.
(Yong Geon continues to try new things.)
Why is my heart racing?
I Live Alone, "Before It's too Late".
This is what life is about
(Mr Kim's elegant challenge)
(Jeju International Airport)
(Yong Geon arrives at Jeju International Airport.)
The weather is nice!
It was raining in Seoul.
Hi. Good morning.
Oh.
Okay, get off.
There you go.
(Happy)
(He gets on the bus with great excitement.)
(Even the bus seems exciting in Jeju.)
This is nice.
It's very nice.
The weather is nice,
but I'm not sure if I'll be okay challenging myself to new things.
I haven't been to Jeju for a long time.
It's my birthday soon.
I've always wanted to try paragliding.
I wanted to try when I have the time.
I've wanted to fly in the sky for a long time.
I'm planning to make that dream come true.
(He rents a car to take a step closer to his dream.)
(Let's go!)
(Yong Geon is driving along the coast.)
(What about my age)
(There is no age limit in paragliding.)
(Ocean Grand Hotel Jeju)
(He arrives at Seoubong in the north-east of the island.)
Wow, it's windy!
It's very windy.
(It's very windy here.)
(The view is nice.)
It's windy.
(The wind blows hard to prove it's an island.)
(He starts walking.)
(Screaming)
(The wind is strong.)
(Oh, no!)
(Come on, wind.)
(Fight me, wind.)
(It's hard to stand up straight with this strong wind.)
The wind is very strong.
(It's nice to meet you.)
(Please help my sons get married.)
That's a nose that brings luck.
(I want grandchildren.)
(This is where he will paraglide today.)
Why is it windy?
(The sky and the sea doesn't look calm.)
(Will he be able to fly with this strong wind?)
(Where are you going so busily?)
I heard about people flying away in the wind.
I can see why.
(He hikes up the hill.)
(He stops by a sign.)
"Today is the youngest you'll ever be again."
That's right!
Mr Kim is the youngest today.
I'm at the peak.
(He heads for the peak, encouraged by the sign.)
I see a horse.
Hey, horse!
Horse!
Come on, horse!
(Talk to me.)
(You can ignore me all you want, but I'm going to take a picture.)
(He takes a selfie with the sea and the horse.)
(The wind gets stronger as he climbs higher.)
(There they are.)
(Packing to leave)
- Hi. - Welcome.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you, too.
- It's windy. - It's very windy, isn't it?
I can still fly.
You can't in this wind.
Why not? You're all professionals.
- It's too dangerous. - Okay.
- We can't predict the weather. - I'm so sad.
I'm sorry.
I made the time to come here.
Today was supposed to be a meaningful day.
What about tomorrow?
The forecast says winds will be strong tomorrow.
- Really? - Yes,
but let's see how it looks tomorrow morning.
I was looking forward to this.
The view is nice, isn't it?
This is my first time on this side of the island.
If you paraglide from here, you land over there.
- Over there? - Yes.
- By the wide space? - Yes.
You fly quite a distance.
I'm very sad.
- Let's hope you can fly tomorrow. - Okay.
If the weather is nice tomorrow...
I'll pray tonight for good weather.
All right.
Please allow nice weather!
I think the weather will be nice tomorrow.
- See you tomorrow. - See you tomorrow.
- Bye. - Thank you.
See you.
(Heavy footsteps)
(He leaves with a disappointed heart.)
Look at the trees.
It's very windy.
(Heartless wind)
(He takes refuge in his car.)
My hair...
(The wind slams the door.)
My hair looks like a rock star's.
(His hair looks hot, thanks to the wind.)
Let's go!
All right.
My face is red.
(He passes Hamdeok...)
(and arrives in downtown Jeju.)
Everything is better with a full stomach.
I'll have to try some sashimi since I'm here.
(Groaning)
Is it because I hiked?
My legs hurt.
I'm hungry, I have to eat.
Is this a well-known place in Jeju?
- Kind of. - Is it?
I see. Let's see.
I'll start with mackerel sashimi.
Okay.
Don't be stingy with the portion.
Okay.
My feed on Instagram gets updated like crazy.
It hasn't been that long since I uploaded a picture.
Look at that.
(He already has over 3,000 likes.)
I'm so popular.
Everyone calls me father.
"Have a nice day, father."
"Father, I'm not your daughter-in-law,"
"but I love and respect you."
Thank you so much.
- It's going to taste good, right? - Yes.
This is rice cake and seafood.
I don't know where to start.
(Fresh mackerel is served.)
That's a lot.
This is hairtail.
(Beautiful fresh fish)
Thank you for the food. Let's try it.
(He dips it in the sauce.)
It's good.
Wow.
(Super long hairtail)
(He's gasping.)
(I've never seen a hairtail this big.)
I'll have to try this.
(The fish looks fresh.)
It's delicious.
Here's some seaweed soup.
- Soup? - Yes.
There's a reason I eat seaweed soup.
(A special seaweed soup for his 71st birthday)
This is a great birthday.
(It's a meaningful birthday meal even if he's alone.)
It's delicious.
This year's birthday was special.
Sadly, I can't spend time with my children...
for my birthday.
They're going to Cannes.
They felt sorry, but it's all right.
They're just busy.
That's why I planned...
to spend some time on my own.
(He leaves the restaurant.)
(He arrives at a nearby bakery.)
Welcome!
(Several cakes await to be chosen.)
What would be good?
It's a birthday cake.
For whom?
Me.
What would be good for me?
What about the whipped cream cake?
The one with strawberries? I'll take that one.
How many candles do you need?
Let's see. Do I need 5 if I'm 50?
- Should I give you 5? - Yes, I'm 50 years old.
(Playful)
Why don't you give me seven?
All right.
- Here you go. - Thanks.
Thank you.
- Bye. - Bye.
(This is where Yong Geon will stay tonight.)
(This must be it.)
Room number seven.
All right.
Ta-da!
When did you get here?
Why didn't you tell me you were here?
Why are you just sitting there?
I'm just talking to myself.
This is nice.
Let's take a look.
(The view is amazing with the surging waves.)
This is nice.
(He looks at the view of Jeju.)
Let's see.
There you go.
That's comfortable.
(This is as good as it gets.)
It's nice.
(Yong Geon falls asleep.)
(Calm and peaceful)
(It gets dark while he takes a nap.)
(He feels recharged after a nap.)
It's actually pretty cool to spend my birthday alone, too.
This is my first time to spend my birthday alone.
I even bought my own birthday cake.
It has been better than I thought.
(It's his first time to buy a cake for his own birthday.)
Why are there so many candles?
How old am I?
(He ends up putting less candles than it's supposed to be.)
I'm going to put...
six candles and half.
(I'm not sure what exactly my age is.)
(His birthday look with a cone hat is ready, too.)
This hat is big.
(He's adjusting to 45-degree angle to get the best selfie.)
Let's see.
(He knows how to take picture.)
Okay, this is good.
(Happy 71st birthday, Yong Geon.)
(He's singing the song to himself.)
(Happy Birthday, dear Mr Kim)
(Happy Birthday to you)
Hurrah!
Great!
(He's blowing out the candles.)
Happy Birthday.
(It's a meaningful birthday for him in Jeju island.)
It feels quite different to celebrate my birthday alone...
in Jeju island.
Stay healthy,
stay happy.
(He's sending himself a birthday message.)
Let's enjoy this life together.
Rainbow members sent me messages.
What's this one?
This is lovely.
Happy Birthday, Mr Kim.
Have a good one!
Soon Shim is sending a birthday wish, too.
(He's smiling.)
Hello, Mr Kim! Happy Birthday to you
(One of his favourite members, Gook Ju wishes him a Happy Birthday.)
(Gook Ju is sending love.)
- This is from Dong Wan. - Happy Birthday.
I wish I could celebrate your birthday in person.
I hope that you stay healthy.
Please always be our cool leader just like now. I love you.
(Always stay as a strong pillar for us. We love you!)
I will. Thank you. I love you, too.
This message is from Chi Yeul.
Mr Kim, please always stay healthy.
Thank you for your support.
- Happy Birthday. - He's a busy man these days.
Thank you, Chi Yeul. I'm happy for your success, too.
(Who is this?)
- Happy Birthday to you - This is Yuk Jung Wan!
(Even a former Rainbow member wishes Yong Geon a Happy Birthday.)
(It's nice to see him again.)
(He sends his greetings from his new house.)
(He looks more handsome.)
Thank you.
Rock and roll!
Yes. Enjoy your newly-married life.
Now, here's a message from my enemy.
(This video is from Mr Kim's enemy, Young Chul.)
(Oh, dear.)
(Young Chul is so into the song.)
I've been waiting for your birthday.
Here I am, celebrating your birthday.
(Mr Kim is smiling big.)
Thank you so much.
How can I repay this kindness?
(This last video is from the president of Rainbow Club.)
- What is he doing? - Happy birthday to you
(He's dancing weirdly.)
(Hyun Moo always dances like that.)
(He's acting cute.)
Look at him. He's cute.
I'm so happy. I really am a happy man.
These messages are all touching.
Oh, dear.
(He's replying to all with a full heart-shaped emoji.)
I'm worried about tomorrow's weather. Let's check.
How's the weather tomorrow?
- It's still very windy now. - It's still windy.
A strong-wind warning has been issued.
It's a nationwide warning.
(What should I do?)
(It got worse after sunset.)
It's windier now.
Oh, goodness. Look at those big waves.
I hope it gets better by tomorrow.
Let's wait and see.
(The wind is fiercely blowing up.)
(It gets calm and clear the next day like nothing happened.)
(Yong Geon is leaving his hotel early in the morning.)
(It looks good today.)
The weather is great.
Let's get on the car.
What a fine day.
(It's a convertible car.)
Here I come.
Let's go.
He's going to go paragliding.
(It's a clear day.)
The weather is great unlike yesterday.
(It's an amazing drive on a convertible car.)
(He's back again to Seoubong.)
It's here.
(Seoubong Dullegil)
Okay.
Let's go.
I'm here for challenge!
Run, run.
(He's still passionate same as those in their 20s.)
Run!
(He's running fast.)
(I'm not making this sound.)
(It gets windier as he goes to the top of Seoubong.)
- Hello. - Hello.
It's a clear day, but it's still windy.
It's less windy compared in the morning though.
(Can I then go paragliding?)
- It's still too windy though. - I thought so.
We can't even open the wings.
I was looking forward to this.
I understand.
- You took your courage to do this. - I did.
- But the wind is not helping. - That's right.
I'm disappointed. I was looking forward to paragliding.
But what should I do?
I can't go against the nature.
I should accept it.
(Few days later)
Wow. It's a school for paragliding.
It looks great today.
I think the weather is helping me.
Because of the bad weather,
I couldn't do paragliding in Jeju island.
Since I already made up my mind to try paragliding,
I wanted to do it.
Hello.
- Welcome. - Hello. Nice to meet you.
How should I call you?
- Teacher? - Yes.
- You can call me a teacher. - May I ask your name?
My name is Won Yong Mook.
- Our names sound similar. - That's right.
- It was my birthday. - Really?
Look at this.
- This is a customised shirt. - That's cool.
More importantly, this is my...
- third attempt to try paragliding. - Is it really?
- I can't step back anymore. - Okay.
Please look after me.
Go forward as if you're pulling a handcart.
Lower your body. When it doesn't move, lower your body more.
That's right. It's about moving your weight in the front.
That's right.
Like this?
You can turn to your right when you pull this string softly.
And this is how you control the speed. If you lift this,
- you are at full speed. - I see.
If you pull this down to your shoulder level,
- you can lower your speed. - Low speed.
- Yes, you will be at low speed. - Okay.
If you pull down to your chest level, it will be even slower.
That's right.
If I pull this all the way down, I fall. Right?
- Not exactly. You're all set. - Okay.
- Thank you. - Remember the run we learned.
It's important to start with a good run-up.
- Okay. I will keep that in mind. - I will take care of you.
(It's a good weather to go paragliding.)
(Yong Geon is moving up to the paragliding place.)
The air is different up here.
- It is. - It's different.
Look.
- I think we are almost there. - Yes.
(Yong Geon is getting quiet.)
- Are you nervous? - What do you mean?
How did you know?
You're good.
You can read my mind, can't you?
You can get off now. Let me take care of this car first.
Okay.
- Thank you for driving me up here. - Thank you.
Wow.
This is great. I can see the whole place up here.
(He's quiet.)
(He finds people who are about to go paragliding.)
I feel nervous for them.
My heart is beating fast.
Feel the direction of the wind.
- It's a good wind to take off. - Is that how you do it?
That's awesome.
- Can I go down and see him flying? - Of course.
We're going to run from here.
It's good to check the route that you're going to run in advance.
It's fast.
- Look at that. I feel dizzy. - Ascending air current is there.
- That's when you turn, right? - Yes.
It makes you fly round and round just like a falcon.
It's possible that you'll get sick while doing that.
- Sick? - Paraglide alone is fine.
But since we are riding together, the person in front can get dizzy.
That's okay. I will just throw up if I get sick.
Everything I vomit will fly backwards.
The wind will be stronger than this according to the weather forecast.
- We'll try it when it's stronger. - They're flying very high.
(The paragliders are flying in the sky.)
(It's time for Yong Geon to go up in the sky.)
There's an airplane. It'll be okay, right?
(It'll be okay to fly now, right?)
- It won't come towards you. - Okay.
- Oh, my. - Stop!
- What happened? - Just the knee pads.
What happened to him?
He failed to take off. He couldn't take off.
(Yong Geon is worried as it might happen to him, too.)
(His lips are getting dry.)
The moment is coming.
- Stand with your legs apart. - Okay.
Like this.
And then...
Fasten it. Okay.
I am short of breath all of a sudden.
Take a deep breath and relax.
(Yong Geon takes a deep breath to relieve nervousness.)
(It's time to take off.)
Shall we get ready?
- Yes. - Let's go.
Keep walking.
(Yong Geon is still nervous.)
You can stop here.
It should be more than one metre away.
(Yong Geon gives a shout to get rid of nervousness.)
We will be filming ourselves with this camera.
- Should I carry this? - Yes, please.
Okay. I will carry it. All right.
There are many things I should do.
- Have fun. - Okay. I can do it.
I can do it.
I am still nervous.
I can do it.
My sons, I am about to fly in the sky.
(I will fly in the sky!)
Are you watching me?
(Yong Geon gathers courage by thinking of his sons.)
Aren't you surprised? I won't stop challenging myself.
The wind is not strong enough.
- The wind direction isn't good now. - Is that so?
- Should I come back tomorrow? - No, you don't have to.
- It's okay. - Okay then.
(Shall we do this later?)
One step back. Are you ready?
Bend down please. You have to drag me forward.
In 1, 2, 3. Run!
Run faster!
(Yong Geon starts running.)
Faster.
Run again.
(How will Yong Geon's third attempt turn out?)
Faster! Faster.
Faster.
(Stumbling)
(Although it wasn't perfect...)
You're doing well.
Put your feet down now. That's good.
(Yong Geon succeeded in taking off.)
That scared me.
So that's what it's like to run against the wind.
- That's right. - I see.
- Good job. - Good job.
(Yong Geon shakes off nervousness.)
It's nice.
(Now he is enjoying flying in the sky.)
This is why people love this.
This is why they do this.
From up high, the trees looked like broccoli.
All the trees looked like broccoli to me.
I enjoyed the thrill of flying...
although I was a bit afraid.
Why wouldn't I be afraid?
We took off from Jeonggwang Mountain in Yongin.
- We are flying really high. - It's 500m above sea level.
Now we're flying between 750m and 800m above sea level.
- From 500m above sea level. - You are watching me...
flying at an altitude of 800m.
I'm at an altitude of 800m.
(Yong Geon is celebrating the successful take-off.)
Now we have a different view.
- Oh, you are right. - Over there are Icheon and Yeoju.
- Icheon and Yeoju? - Yes.
My sons.
Look at me. Don't I look cool?
Infinite challenge!
I will keep challenging myself.
(Yong Geon promises to continuously challenge himself.)
I'll let you operate it.
Pull down your right arm for about 10cm.
That's good. We'll turn right.
- Slowly. See? - Yes.
- We're turning, right? - Yes.
Raise your arm slowly now.
- It moves faster. - That's right.
- The wind feels stronger, right? - That's right.
- Pull down a little bit. - It slows down again.
- Slow down again. - I see.
- You have operated it by yourself. - Thank you.
- You can let go now. - Okay.
- The wind is steady in spring. - Is that so?
(It's time to land.)
(Yong Geon is nervous.)
(He feels nervous again as they approach the land.)
Lift your feet and lean back.
That's good. Flex your body a little bit.
(Will he succeed in landing safely?)
Wow.
(Wow)
- Success. - Good job.
Give me a high five.
- Congratulations. - Thank you.
- Good job. - You were amazing.
That was great.
- I was honestly very nervous. - You were?
- But... - Did you enjoy it?
- I think... - Please stand up. There you go.
it's safe as long as you follow...
- the safety rules. - That's right.
- Am I right? - Yes.
Wow. Thank you for the great flight.
(He enjoyed the flight.)
If I hadn't done it, I would have regretted.
If you think you can't do something because you are old,
you can't try anything new.
It was the best birthday present I have ever had...
in my entire life.
Was it good enough for your birthday present?
Thank you. I am satisfied.
- I'm glad to hear that. - It was the best birthday gift.
Thank you.
(It's a rainy day at Hyun Moo's house.)
I'm afraid I might have to cancel it because of the rain.
It's raining heavily.
I might catch a cold.
(He's worried he might catch a cold.)
Is he on his way?
I hope it rains more heavily.
If it doesn't rain much, he wouldn't cancel the plan.
I heard a lot of people saying...
that the body feels different when you turn 40.
I thought that it was exaggerated.
But it turned out to be true.
I get tired easily.
I thought I should improve my physical strength.
I've been thinking of riding a bicycle for over half a year.
I thought I needed motivation to start exercising.
I thought of Dong Hyun, so I called him.
Oh, dear. I'm so tired.
(He gets lazy to go as the rain pours.)
Please don't come.
Oh, no.
I hope it's a parcel delivery.
(He hopes it's a parcel delivery.)
Please.
Gosh.
(Dong Hyun is at the door.)
He is early. My goodness.
Look at his strong body.
He looks like a debt collector.
(It's Dong Hyun.)
- Hi, Dong Hyun. - You're wearing a red shirt.
- I like your shirt. - I put this on for you.
You like red clothes.
- It rains a lot, isn't it? - This is the house I saw on TV.
That's funny.
(Welcome)
You have a lot of exercise equipment at home.
- I have unplugged them. - Why?
Because I don't use them.
What's that in the corner? Is it a treadmill?
- You can just stand on it. - Oh, right. I've seen this before.
- I don't like exercising. - I see.
I want to lose weight without exercising.
- Is that so? - Yes.
- It's good you want to lose weight. - I do want that.
Since you want to lose weight, I can help you to exercise.
I want to lose weight without exercising.
Please show me how to do it. I'll see if I can do it.
- Anyone can do this at home. - What is it?
Many people want to work out their abs.
- And the bottoms. - That's right.
My bottoms are so small like baby's.
- Your bottoms are flat. - That's right.
Touch mine.
(Dong Hyun is confident.)
- Aren't they hard? - Did you put something there?
No. You can have this by working out.
- How do I work out my hips? - Then shall we start with the abs?
- Okay. That's what I need the most. - Let's start with basic exercises.
Lift your legs in this position.
Put your hands on the floor, and lift your legs.
Let's go, 1, 2, 3.
How do I do that?
You can do this. Try it just 10 times.
Lift your legs. I will support you.
Ready, go.
(He's shaking.)
You should lift your legs.
Ready, go.
(Hyun Moo can't lift his legs at all.)
- You should lift them. - That's so hard.
Your back is sweaty.
- You didn't do anything. - I mean...
- I think... - Try again. I will help you.
Let's go, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.
(Keep going. You will have abs.)
- My goodness. - And 4, 5...
(Hyun Moo keeps groaning.)
Now lift your leg.
Lift it up higher. That's good. That's three.
That's good. Now, four.
That's five. Stretch your leg.
Ready, go.
Two. Good.
Let's go, 3, 4.
(Let's build up the muscles.)
Think that you clap with your hips. Let's start.
Good. Keep going.
(Hyun Moo continues jumping.)
Three.
I stay at home to avoid exercising.
It's against my principle to exercise inside my house.
I should lie down at home.
A house is a resting place.
If you want to exercise, you should go outside.
Because it was raining outside,
he tried to help me exercise inside the house.
I'm grateful for his help.
It was very difficult at first.
I got tired even before I rode a bicycle.
It was hard for me to go on.
But I think it was a good warm-up as I worked out my lower body.
You have a lot of male hormones.
You're in a good condition to work out. You have a lot of body hair.
Men with a lot of body hair have lots of male hormones and...
they can build up muscles easily.
- Look at my thighs. - They look nice.
- Look. - I told you. They look nice.
Don't I look like a martial artist? Don't my legs look great?
A mixed martial artist should be like me.
Why would you show it off?
- Wow. - You should be as strong as I am.
(Dong Hyun's thigh looks very hard.)
Wow, that's great.
- A fighter needs legs like this. - That's amazing.
You don't have long legs though.
I'm behind you.
Our leg lengths are the same.
You have short legs.
- Do I? - I can't believe this.
We didn't measure it properly.
- That's not true. - You must be taller than me.
- How tall are you? - My height is 185cm.
- Mine is 172cm. - Really?
- Your legs aren't longer than mine. - Right.
(He's 13cm taller than Hyun Moo, but his legs aren't any longer.)
My face is long.
- My face is about 30cm long. - Are you proud of it?
- That's weird. - Your body proportion will be...
- talked about on the internet. - I thought...
- I have long arms and legs. - I won.
You have a muscular body, but I have a better proportion.
As I have a long waist, my back is very strong.
- Is that so? Congratulations. - Yes.
(Having a long waist isn't something to be proud of.)
It's weird.
(At the same time at Chae A's house)
Isn't it nice? Isn't it, Soon Shim?
Is she arriving soon? Why isn't she coming?
(When is she coming?)
She's here. That startled me.
- Hi. - Soon Shim.
I could hear you barking far away from here.
Hi, Soon Shim.
- Hi. - She looks clean.
As the weather became warm,
I started craving mulkimchi.
But mulkimchi is difficult to make on my own.
When I visited Gook Ju's house,
I tried the dishes she made.
Her dishes were very tasty. She's a good cook.
Then I thought Gook Ju must know...
how to make mulkimchi.
I don't have much in my fridge.
(Gook Ju opens Chae A's fridge.)
It's clean as expected.
But there's no food that I like.
- Would you like some snacks? - You have milk and...
You don't have any meat.
- I have some meat. - These are beans. Where?
I'm sure it's in here.
- You don't even know where it is. - Here it is.
- It was bought on 2nd February.
- But I stored it in the freezer. - It's okay.
What I'm asking is why you didn't eat it for three months.
I just don't understand that.
- Is this all you have? - Yes.
You called me over to make mulkimchi.
- Yes, I did. - You didn't prepare it properly.
Do you put meat in mulkimchi?
When you're done making mulkimchi, you need to eat it with meat.
Oh, is that what you mean?
People eat meat with freshly made kimchi...
- on the day of making kimchi. - Isn't that the spicy one?
Don't they eat sweet potato with mulkimchi?
You don't eat meat with mulkimchi?
Then we can make the spicy one, too.
(Chae A is shocked.)
- We should have meat. - You make kimchi to eat meat?
- I would do anything for meat. - Just for meat?
Let's go. We should hurry because it's raining.
I haven't gone to a traditional market for a while.
Let's go.
- It's a shopping basket. - Look at that.
(The market is full of people.)
- Hello. - Hello.
They're having a meal.
- Look at the octopus. - It look delicious.
- Hello. - Hello.
(The traditional market is full of groceries.)
(People are generous and lively.)
I haven't been to a bakery like this for a while.
Hello.
- It looks delicious. - Hello.
I used to eat a lot of burgers from a bakery like this.
- Hello. Wow. - Like this.
- Hello. - You're pretty.
- Hello. - This looks tasty.
What brought you here?
- Shall we have this? - Please buy me bread.
Okay.
Okay. I'll buy you bread.
- What would you like to eat? - I want...
- I'll have this one. - This one?
- It looks like a sponge cake. - A sponge cake.
- Isn't that too big? - Pardon?
- It's big but not expensive. - How much is it?
It's 2 dollars and 50 cents.
We'll buy it.
- Can I have this? - Sure.
(In a traditional market bakery, cruller is their speciality.)
(Chae A gives Gook Ju a bite first.)
It's 3 dollars and 50 cents.
- I'll put them in a plastic bag. - Thank you.
- Thank you.
- Goodbye. - Bye.
I love pajeon. Look at that.
(They find pajeon this time.)
I told you to choose just one.
I will eat this, too.
- How much is this? - Pajeon.
It's two dollars.
- Shall we have one? - Okay.
- It's the best on rainy days. - Right.
- It's the best on rainy days. - Sure.
My goodness. It looks delicious.
- Thank you for this. - Thank you for this.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
(Cheers)
The sizzling sound goes well with the sound of rain.
I love the sound of rain.
It's tasty.
The rain became lighter. Hello.
- Hello. - I can fold it now.
There are so many shops in the alleys.
It's jokbal.
(A jokbal place catches their eyes first.)
Dear me. I crave jokbal, too.
It smells nice.
Oh, wait.
This is how a butcher shop should look like.
There should be meat hanging here.
- I haven't seen this before. - My goodness.
- Hello. Hello. - Hello.
We're here to buy some meat.
Don't we just need pork belly?
- Should we buy different parts? - We will have a party later.
People have a party when they make kimchi.
We should enjoy different parts of meat.
Because it's raining today, we should eat greasy parts.
I don't understand.
- Because it's raining... - Can we have pork belly please?
- Pork belly please. - Thank you.
It looks fresh.
I like pork neck, too.
- Pork neck. - What else?
- How about skirt meat? - Skirt meat.
- Skirt meat sounds great. - Let's eat pork meat today.
That's right. Let's eat pork meat today.
I'm happy right now.
We bought all parts.
- Thank you. Bye. - Bye.
(Gook Ju accomplished her purpose for shopping.)
To make kimchi,
- we need a plastic basin. - A big plastic basin.
Hello.
- We need... - We will make kimchi.
- We need a plastic basin. - That's right.
This should be big enough...
- to make kimchi. - Yes, that's big enough.
- Good. We need a container, too. - We need a container.
- I think this is big enough. - That's too small.
- You can put a lot in here. - I can finish this for one meal.
- For one meal? - It's too small.
Isn't this too small to store mulkimchi?
Which one? This one?
- It shouldn't be smaller than this. - I think it's too big.
- I live by myself. - Put this down.
- Put it down. - Wouldn't it take...
about three months for someone who lives alone...
- to finish this much. - That's not true.
One day.
- 2 days. - 2 days, and 3 days.
- This is for one meal. Absolutely. - You finish mulkimchi more quickly.
This is for minari kimchi.
- Aren't three containers enough? - This is for tomato kimchi.
Just in case...
- "Just in case"? - Let's buy one more just in case.
I tend to store a lot of food in my house...
while Chae A buys just as much as she needs on the day.
I don't mean that it made us feel uncomfortable.
We surprised each other.
We impressed each other.
We had a lot of fun while getting to know each other.
It was raining when we were shopping.
Because I was with her, everything was fun.
We walked in the market arm in arm.
It was more exciting than shopping by myself.
We had such a great time together.
This is the last one.
Just do it as many times as you can. I won't force you to do it.
You've been forcing me the whole time.
Switch the feet. That's good.
Keep going.
(Stumbling)
Are you all right?
Are you done?
You did great. Give me a high five.
- Now, let's... - I can't ride a bicycle right now.
- Let's eat first. - I'll cook.
- How about kalguksu? - Let's have anything you want.
- Is food made with flour okay? - Yes.
Are you good at making kalguksu?
This is my first time.
(I'm not sure if I can trust him.)
"The easy way to make homemade kalguksu".
This looks difficult.
I should make broth with anchovies and kelp.
Do you like anchovy broth?
Anchovy broth? It sounds good to me.
I don't have any anchovies.
You don't like anchovy broth, right?
- You can skip that part. - It could smell fishy, too.
Does it have to be kalguksu?
You said you would make it. What else will you make?
Ramyeon.
(Hyun Moo decides on the menu.)
I will use ingredients that are good for your health.
- Are you making kalguksu? - No, I'll make sujebi.
- Sujebi? - Would that be okay with you?
I didn't know that it's difficult to make kalguksu.
(Hyun Moo decides to make sujebi instead of kalguksu.)
(He drops the pots.)
(He keeps making trouble.)
(Hyun Moo makes broth with vegetables instead of anchovies.)
Shall I do the dishes?
I will wash them. Could you clean up here?
I'm not sure how that will taste. I'm worried.
You can just make anything you're good at.
I'm not good at cooking anything.
I never cook at home.
You need to find a woman who cooks well,
and get married.
It's the same for you.
You should get a new girlfriend.
It hasn't been long since the break-up. I'm not ready yet.
I'm still heart-broken.
At least you had someone to break your heart.
- What is your ideal type? - My ideal type? Well...
- Han Chae A? - Pardon?
- Don't you like Chae A? - Gosh.
- It's not... - You were crazy about her.
- You like chia seeds? - Yes.
- Didn't you say Chae A? - Did you say chia seeds or Chae A?
I like Chae A.
- It was so obvious. - Was it?
- I treated everyone the same. - I wondered if I should help you.
If you really like her,
I can help you out.
She's really lonely.
But she's a celebrity.
Does that intimidate you?
Chae A doesn't act like a celebrity.
I've seen her pick her nose.
- Really? - She's a tomboy.
I pick my nose a lot, too.
You have that in common.
You can make conversation like that.
I'm sure she has a boyfriend.
No, she doesn't.
She always answers the phone.
She's always with Soon Shim.
We both like dogs.
You keep looking for things in common.
I just noticed it...
- since you said she likes dogs. - I see.
She's attractive.
(The vegetable broth is boiling.)
- It smells good, right? - Wow.
- It's no big deal. - It smells good.
It smells so good even though it's only vegetables.
- I'll add soy sauce. - That's great.
That's where most of the flavour comes from.
Have you ever made dough?
Dough? I had something like Jeon.
(While they're making sujebi...)
Who is it?
I'm here to check the gas.
We're cooking. Is that okay?
- No, you need to shut off the gas. - I do?
- Ma'am, - Yes?
how do you make sujebi?
Let's ask her later.
Turn it off?
(They waited until she was finished.)
We didn't have anchovies or kelp for broth.
We just made vegetable broth.
You have to strain it.
- Strain the vegetables? - It's broth, right?
We don't eat it?
It's broth.
It's a waste to throw it out.
You made broth with the vegetables.
All the flavour has seeped out.
- If you have more onion and squash, - Yes?
dice it up with potatoes and add it later.
- Add it later? - Yes.
What do you season it with?
- Season with salt. - With salt?
- Seasoned salt? - Then it'll taste good.
You had perfect timing.
I know.
- Thank you. - Goodbye.
- Thank you.
- Bye. - Bye.
(He's adding sujebi dough.)
It'll expand if I add thin pieces?
(He adds a lot of red pepper powder.)
It smells pretty good.
It smells like Mum's cooking.
- I'm sure it'll be delicious. - Yes.
It has no taste at all.
It tastes completely different from how it looks.
Wow.
It really tastes like nothing!
We can add salt and soy sauce.
I don't think seasoning will help.
- No, no. - How fascinating.
- Isn't it fascinating? - We made broth.
- Why is it so tasteless? - It's worse than plain water.
It tastes like metal from the pot.
- It tastes like metal? - Yes.
I think it tastes a bit like metal.
It's new?
It's the first time opening up salt in a year.
At least you're interested. Oh my!
Do you think it's too much?
- I'm going crazy. - If Baek Jong Won is the sugar boy,
I'm the salt boy.
(I'm the salt boy.)
(Now he adds pepper.)
(He's surprised after adding it.)
(Whatever)
It's going to be delicious.
Do you want a lot?
No, I'll just have a little.
Taste it. It'll be great.
(Don't ask for more later.)
It looks just like haemultang with crab.
- It looks like a rich stew. - Yes, it does.
It looks rich.
(He has high expectations.)
You went to all that trouble to make it.
Eat, eat.
(How does Hyun Moo's sujebi taste?)
It's utterly tasteless.
It really has no taste.
It's like hot water.
(I can't agree more.)
- It's like hot water. - Just think of it...
as a health food.
People eat low-sodium diets on purpose.
- Low-sodium? It's plenty salty. - Yes.
- It's salty but tasteless. - Why doesn't it have flavour?
It's not the salt that's the issue.
Wow, what is this?
(A really thick piece of squash appears.)
It's like a watermelon peel.
It's healthy so eat it.
I gave it to you on purpose.
(I'll eat because I'm hungry.)
(He's drinking the soup.)
(Hunger makes Hyun Moon's sujebi tolerable.)
(That was a good meal.)
(They leave behind a messy kitchen.)
(Hyun Moo and Dong Hyun fell asleep right after eating.)
(When will the rain stop?)
(While the men are sleeping because of the rain...)
Should I give you a T-shirt?
It'll be too small.
I'm never comfortable in any of the clothes...
people offer at their houses.
(You look comfortable.)
(They're starting.)
(She's chopping away.)
Wow.
It's nothing.
Wow, you're like a straw cutter.
Wow.
Look at this.
(She's surprised.)
Can I try?
It's dangerous.
Hold it close up.
- Like this? - Right.
(She's slicing.)
It's not moving.
I have to push it.
- This isn't working. - It's dangerous.
You do it.
(Chae A is making art instead of cooking.)
(She's making flower-shaped carrots.)
The carrots are delicious.
Stop eating and just slice them.
Gosh.
You're so different from me. I have nothing to eat here.
I need to finish quickly and eat this with meat.
- There's nothing to eat here. - Just taste one.
Why should I?
It's really good.
- Without any sauce? - Yes.
It's just a carrot.
- It's a carrot. - I guess you don't like it.
I think it's good.
I guess I can just do this.
(Gook Ju is working quickly.)
- Wow. - That's true.
(She's not hesitating to slice.)
Just eat big pieces.
- And then we can brine it. - We'll brine it.
It's done.
(It's coming along.)
Some of the ladies at the market...
said to use sweet rice starch.
Others said not to use it.
Do we need to use sweet rice starch?
Don't use it. Just add water.
- Cook a little sweet rice powder. - We were told not to use it.
- It tastes better with it. - Really?
They differ.
I think if we add sweet rice powder to mulkimchi,
- the liquid won't be clear. - Should I ask my mum?
- I'll ask my mum. - Where is she from?
- Gyeongsang Province. - My mum's from there, too.
- Really? Where? - She was born in Sangju.
- From North Gyeongsang Province? - Yes.
- My mum's from the south. - I see.
Our mums probably add it.
I think so, too.
- It's me. - Mum.
We're making mulkimchi at home.
Do we need to add sweet rice starch?
Use flour.
- Flour? - Flour?
Wow, are you sure?
- Why flour? - Sweet rice starch will make it...
- ferment quickly, so use flour. - Yes.
Use flour when making mulkimchi.
All right.
- All right. Enjoy. - Hold on, Mum.
Gook Ju wants to talk to you.
I want to say hello.
Thank you.
I'm enjoying seeing you on the programme.
Goodness, Ma'am.
Most of Chae A's friends...
are already married.
Yes, they are.
I hope she marries soon.
There are unmarried club members on the show.
Right.
What do you think about Hwang Chi Yeul?
I'd love someone like him.
They're the same age, too.
- Wow, you knew that? - She knows his age.
We have a new member named...
- Yes. - Kim Dong Hyun.
I'm happy if they like each other.
What about Kim Young Chul?
- Ma'am? - Yes?
Ma'am,
enjoy the show...
and eat well.
I understand how you feel.
- Yes. - Thank you.
Goodbye, Ma'am.
- Bye. - Bye.
Bye, Mum.
(Why not me?)
- I've never heard of using flour. - I know.
- Then I'll ask my mum. - Right.
Ask whether we should use flour or sweet rice starch.
(Flour versus sweet rice starch)
Mum.
What is it, princess?
Don't say that, mum.
I'm at someone else's house.
(I'm a secret princess.)
Chae A and I are making kimchi today.
- Kimchi? - Yes, we're making mulkimchi.
Here's a question for you.
What kind of starch do we use for mulkimchi?
Sweet rice starch.
(Gook Ju's mum says sweet rice starch?)
Sweet rice starch?
(We're confused.)
- Ma'am. - You want to talk to her?
- Ma'am? - Yes?
- It's Chae A. - Yes.
- I wanted to ask something. - Why is she on her knees?
Who among the club members on I Live Alone...
do you think would fit best with Gook Ju?
Kim Dong Wan.
Kim Dong Wan?
(She's happy.)
He's your first choice. Who's second?
Hwang Chi Yeul.
(Chi Yeul is a super star in China.)
Who's third?
In third place, Jun Hyun Moo isn't bad.
There's Jun Hyun Moo.
There's also Kim Young Chul.
I haven't thought that far ahead.
(I haven't thought that far ahead.)
She hasn't considered Kim Young Chul.
All right, Ma'am. Have faith in me.
- All right. - Bye, Mum.
Bye.
What do we do next?
Sweet rice starch? Flour?
That hasn't been decided yet.
The best way to make ramyeon...
is the follow the directions on the back exactly.
Directions like, add 500 ml of water.
But there aren't exact directions for making kimchi.
That's why it's so difficult to make.
Does adding...
more or less of an ingredient make it taste better?
There's no standard to go by.
In the end,
Chae A and I did what we wanted.
Now then...
we just added water to flour.
Add that.
- Add water mixed with flour. - Add it.
Here we go.
- The colour is good. - It is.
- It's pretty. - Yes.
It looks tasty.
I'll taste it.
(She slurps.)
It tastes like plain water.
That...
surprised me.
What did I expect?
- What did I expect? - We didn't season it.
If we add salt and it melts later,
won't it be too salty?
We can add more water then.
(Shall I taste?)
- What? - Taste it. It's too salty.
(It's so salty.)
We have to add...
- We have to add pear juice. - Add pear juice.
It's my secret ingredient.
It looks tasty.
- Let's add it. - I think we need to add more.
- Shall we taste it? - It smells good.
I know, right?
(What will it taste like this time?)
It's sweet.
(It's sweet.)
(We overdid balancing out the salt.)
It's too sweet.
What do we do?
We just have to get rid of the sweetness.
- It'll taste good if not for that. - Right?
(They add more salt.)
(The cycle is endless.)
Add more water.
Do we add plum extract?
- It's plum extract. - Yes.
(She can't open it.)
Gook Ju, help me.
(It won't open.)
- Wow. - It won't open.
It won't open.
Wow, this hurts my pride.
- Wow. - It won't open.
- You can't do it.
This should open. I even used the gloves.
Don't strain yourself. You'll get hurt.
Did we add ginger and garlic?
- No, we didn't. Should we? - We didn't add it.
- Let's add garlic. - Add some garlic.
Add just a little ginger.
That's enough.
Don't add too much ginger.
(How will the mulkimchi turn out?)
(Dong Hyun wakes up from his nap.)
(He's acting like he's not awake.)
The rain has stopped.
(We can ride our bicycles.)
(He keeps acting like he's sleeping.)
The sky has cleared up.
The rain completely stopped.
(He's feeling lazy.)
Let's go.
It's a mess.
You have to keep yourself warm.
(Hyun Moo eventually gets ready to go.)
(He's reluctant.)
(The rain has stopped by the Han River.)
It's right in front of the Han River.
This is why we're here.
Your house is in the perfect location for exercising.
It's in the perfect location but...
I never end up coming.
- I don't end up coming here. - Goodness.
- This is great.
My bike is almost brand new.
(His complaining doesn't cease.)
(The bicycle journey begins.)
- Wow. - This is great.
It'd be great if I came with a girlfriend.
But I'm here with a guy who's bigger than me.
I'm going crazy.
I want to run away.
It feels great riding a bike.
It's nice and empty.
(He stops complaining due to the nice view.)
- The air feels great. - Yes.
Is this the best you can do?
- Me? - Go faster.
(He's excited once he gets going.)
Go, go, go!
(The speed is intoxicating.)
This is great!
(Hyun Moo and Dong Hyun are keeping pace with each other.)
(Let's go as far as we can.)
(They race on without a word.)
Wow, my legs are on fire.
(They've ridden for an hour for 10 km.)
My legs are on fire.
(His legs and face are pained.)
(He's panting.)
(Hyun Moo is lagging behind.)
- Are you tired? - No, I'm not.
My legs were hurting earlier.
(Dong Hyun is still fine.)
I felt burdened.
(Hyun Moo suggests taking a break.)
(Ouch, my legs.)
I'm just getting warmed up.
(I can't go any further.)
Will you call me again?
Not often.
(I won't call you often.)
Call me when you need exercise.
You'd fit well with Dong Wan.
- Me? - Yes.
I fit with Young Chul.
We compete to see who can lie down the longest.
When I'm working out at the gym...
and I see guys younger than me struggling,
it has a healing effect on me.
- Really? - Yes.
It makes me happy to train others.
Look at this.
Do you want me to make you stop wanting to ride?
- It'll have to be powerful. - It is.
You might leave your bicycle and take a taxi instead.
- I could do that. - Really?
- I think you'll go. - Where?
One, two, three...
(Ta-da)
(Gook Ju sent a message.)
(There she is.)
She's making kimchi.
- Is she inviting us? - Yes.
(He bursts out laughing.)
Do you want to go to Gangwon Province or visit them?
We have to visit them.
(We have to visit them.)
- Men can help out a lot. - Of course.
- We can help. - We can assist.
- Of course. - We can help out.
- We can taste it. - I'm good at that.
- We can help mix it. - Right.
I'll ask if we can visit.
(He adds a picture taken with Dong Hyun.)
Do I look okay?
You look the best I've ever seen.
(You look the best I've ever seen.)
It's raining again.
We...
- have no choice. - It's really raining.
It's raining because we saw the text.
- Why is it raining suddenly? - Right.
- Hurry up and call. - I'll call.
What's her phone number?
I have a phone, too.
(I have a phone, too.)
- I'll tell you later. - I'm just kidding.
- I was just joking. - No, you weren't.
- I was joking. - You were being truthful.
No, it was a joke.
Hyun Moo.
- Chae A. - Yes.
Do you need any help?
Well...
We're all done. Don't come.
(What did you say?)
Really?
- Hyun Moo. - Yes?
Does Dong Hyun want to come?
- Dong Hyun loves riding bikes. - Yes.
- I want to exercise. - Yes.
He saw the picture you sent and threw his bike away.
Don't say that.
- Why are you saying that? - He wanted to take a taxi.
- We bought some meat. - That's perfect.
We'll be there soon.
- Yes, see you soon. - Wait for us.
(He's dying of happiness.)
Let's go.
Let's go eat mulkimchi.
Can't we go faster?
We have to hurry so we can spend more time there.
Are you impatient?
We're on our way.
(We're on our way.)
It's not easy to get invited over to a woman's house.
I thought refusing...
wouldn't be polite as a gentleman.
My bike will always be there.
I'll just make up for the time lost today.
I didn't want to miss this opportunity.
(I didn't want to miss this opportunity.)
(While Hyun Moo and Dong Hyun are rushing over,)
We added a lot of garlic.
But we keep adding more ingredients.
- I don't think it's bad. - Me neither.
I'll do this.
(It's finally mulkimchi.)
My back hurts.
- Isn't it good? - It is.
It turned out a lot better than I expected.
Let's see if the minari kimchi is better.
- Let's see which is better. - That's a good idea.
Let's compare.
(It's a kimchi battle.)
I think I'll lose.
(It's super food tomato kimchi.)
It's tomato kimchi.
(Carnivore Gook Ju...)
(is making minari kimchi that goes well with meat.)
(The kimchi is complete.)
- They're here. - They're here.
- What's that? - What is that?
Hi Soon Shim.
It's the Shih Tzu owner.
It's too revealing and weird.
We were riding bikes.
(They're bothered by the bike shorts.)
What's wrong?
(She's shocked.)
- What? - Welcome.
- Thanks for inviting us. - It's not much but...
- Come in. - Hello.
- Wow, amazing. - We were making kimchi.
- It's mulkimchi. - We're almost done.
- You made all this? - Yes.
Taste both and judge which is better.
- Yes. - All right.
Guess who made what.
- I'll be objective. - Be objective.
- It's a blind test. - All right.
One is minari kimchi...
- That's tomato kimchi. - and the other is tomato.
Try it.
I'll try it now. I've never had...
- tomato kimchi before. - They had tomato kimchi.
It's good.
(He didn't even chew.)
This might not be made by Chae A. We don't know yet.
He might be saying it's good because any one of these could be Chae A's.
It's really interesting.
It already tastes like it's fermented.
- It's salty. It's salty. - Okay, it's salty.
No more...
You have to try the sauce too.
- But it's too salty. - Like this one.
All you had was the tomato.
- Is it yours? Why are you so... - No...
- I think it's Chae A's. - Yes.
(I think she gave me a hint.)
- This has deep flavours. - Is it good?
Stop eating that and try this.
- It has deep flavours? - This...
Where does it have deep flavours?
It doesn't taste like a newly made kimchi.
- You have a feeling it's Chae A's. - No, that's not it.
What deep flavours? It's just tomatoes.
Now, this one.
- Minari kimchi. - Minari kimchi.
Why is there so much of this?
You can tell it's Gook Ju's dish by the size.
- You tend to make a lot. - There are more tomatoes there.
(They're having a bite.)
- Minari. - It's salty.
- Try it. - It's salty.
It's too salty.
- It's really salty. - What is...
Did she pour in salt?
- That's salty. - Is it salty?
- Now, which one? - Choose one.
- Did you like the tomato better? - Hyun Moo, you first.
What did you like more?
If I was to eat this with rice,
I'll choose this.
It's saltier, but it's healthy.
You can really smell the aroma.
It tastes like spring. As for this...
Look at his eyes.
Don't try to read me. Choose what you liked.
- Be fair. - Yes, I'll be fair.
Be fair. Chae A is watching you.
- I really don't know who made it. - What tastes better?
- This one. - This one?
I was amazed that you could use tomatoes for side dishes.
On top of that, I think it'll go well with rice.
It's healthy and tasty.
What if this one is Gook Ju's and that's Chae A's?
Then this one...
(I'll changed my mind.)
Hey.
That's Chae A's.
- This one? - Yes.
(Thinking)
Really?
- This is mine. - Really?
- I like my food salty. - You picked me.
- Did you really like this? - I eat salty.
- Which one's better? - I'd eat this with rice.
This on its own is too salty.
If you eat it with rice...
That's mine.
- I told you. - Thank you.
I knew it. I told you.
- It's so good. Can I have another? - It's good.
I'll do it for you.
- She's going to feed you. - Go like this.
It tastes good with meat.
My goodness.
He's so happy.
(Delicious)
His face looks happier than when he beat Erick Silva.
You're a fighter.
- Oh, that time? - Yes.
Right, right.
- We made the mulkimchi. - Yes.
- We have to add the plum extract. - Plums.
We couldn't open it.
- We tried everything. - Really?
Try it.
You're not joking, right?
- It's not working. - Really?
Hold on.
(He's giving his all.)
(Shaking)
(Screaming)
- Give it to him. - It's not budging.
- Look at his hand. - That's crazy.
It hurts so much.
Don't do that.
- His hand is... - Wow.
What's wrong with you?
I opened it for him.
What are you talking about?
- That's amazing. - This thing here.
(Standing up)
(He's doing a ceremony for opening a lid.)
All right. Put it down.
We should be using our brains, not our muscles.
- How much do we need? - Excuse me.
- Hey. - Yes?
- Can I take a shower? - What?
You're trying to shower at a woman's house?
- I was sweating earlier. - I see.
- Can I just wash my feet? - Okay.
The washroom is over there.
A shower might be too much.
- You can use it. - All this time,
I thought that smell was kimchi.
That was too salty.
- Kimchi? - I thought it was kimchi.
Is that so?
It was so strong, I thought it was from the kimchi.
I was exercising hard today.
- Can you get the table? - Okay.
- The table. - This is the main dish.
- We made it together. - Right, the mulkimchi.
- Do you have ssamjang? - Is it here?
How is it?
(Wow)
How can this be salty too?
But this is...
- Spoon, spoon. - It can't be helped.
- You have to make it salty. - It has to be salty...
- when you first make it. - Really?
- That's why... - It'll taste better later,
- right? - That's right.
- Right now, it's... - It'll taste good in 3 to 4 days.
Right now it's just...
This will be good.
- It's not salty. - Over time, this will taste better?
- Yes. - Yes.
- Do you want me to do it? - No, I will.
You're a guest.
What's going on?
(Why do they look so sweet during a barbecue?)
They can date while we have a drink.
Let's raise our meats.
(They look like separate groups.)
It smells so good.
(They're sitting together...)
It smells so good.
(but these two look like they went for dinner...)
It smells so good.
(after climbing a mountain.)
(And they look like they're on their first date.)
It smells so delicious.
If you have mulkimchi with it, it's so good.
- It's good. - It's so good.
It's good, right?
Do you make food like this when you live alone?
Yes. I don't like to order in.
I see, so you cook a lot.
Don't you end up throwing out a lot of food?
He's not the type to talk so aggressively.
He's asking so many questions.
He didn't say a word at my place.
We didn't talk at all.
What's your point?
What are women like when they're home alone?
- Usually, men just walk around... - Right.
- naked after a shower. - We just walk around.
As for me, I'd come out of the shower and wipe myself.
With the same towel, I wipe the floors.
No one's home anyway. When we're alone.
We're naked too.
- Women too? - Really?
- Without underwear? - When no one's home.
For about 10 to 20 minutes after taking a shower,
I walk around.
When my body's dry, I put on a shirt or...
When you're dry.
- You dry naturally. - a slip on.
What about you, Gook Ju?
- I put on clothes right away. - Why?
It hurts when I'm cooking.
The oil can sting.
You don't eat right away after you shower, right?
- As for me, - She does.
I put something on the stove before I go into the shower.
It's like an hourglass.
I prepare it beforehand.
Since she eats a lot of meat, the oil often splashes.
Yes.
When was everyone's last relationship?
Dong Hyun just recently broke up, didn't he?
Did you date her for a long time?
Yes, we dated for a long time. We were going to get married.
After a while, I got busy too.
We broke up for the same reasons as other people do.
I think it'll be really hard since he dated for so long.
- I agree. - Yes, that's why...
- Are you trying to date? - I won't date anyone else.
I don't want to try and forget her through someone else.
I might compare the two and end up...
missing her more. I might go back to her again.
- You must have really loved her. - I can understand.
Will it be hard even if you date Chae A?
(Laughing)
I think that's an exception.
I think you already forgot about her.
He...
- He already forgot about her. - What is that?
What are you doing?
I'm curious about Hyun Moo.
Don't you want to get married?
- Of course I do. - A lot?
- Desperately? - Of course.
I used to joke and say that...
it'll be on Thursday at 7pm.
People kept asking me and I got annoyed.
I really don't know when.
Do you get stressed about that too?
Before, people would ask me...
why I'm not getting married and that I should rush.
Now,
they say, "Even if you get married next year,"
"you'll be 37 or 38 when you have a baby."
Now they think about babies first.
(Everyone is worried about Chae A's child.)
- Do you have plans? - This is the way I think.
Instead of leaving inheritance,
or anything else, I think the best thing...
your parents could leave you with...
is a sibling. I think that's the best inheritance.
When I think of it that way, I'm worried about when...
- I should have babies. - You're worried.
Of course.
To be honest,
I just entered my 30s.
I used to be full of so much passion in my 20s.
- Of course. - Even if it was a crush,
I gave him everything and chased him around.
- You had heartaches. - I was passionate.
Even if I have someone that I love just as much as then,
I don't put in as much passion anymore.
I'm too tired to get hurt...
in the case that it doesn't work out.
When it hurt so much, I couldn't breathe while I was driving.
- I had to pull over. - I know that feeling.
I know how that feels.
I was supposed to be a guest on a radio show.
I couldn't see the front because I was like this.
I couldn't see anything.
Now that I'm in my 30s, starting love is hard.
I'm scared of getting hurt so I can't start loving anyone.
That's how it settled down for me.
When I was in my 20s,
I was burning inside whenever I met her.
It would drive me crazy if I couldn't see her.
Like how you're now?
Now?
He's still got it.
- He's like a hot spring. - He just doesn't cool.
After I got older,
I'm wearing such happy pyjamas.
- it's harder to get as passionate. - Nowadays?
- Yes. - Really?
Why won't fate help us?
Are you doing a narration?
- What was that? - What I...
find so frustrating is...
Love isn't something you can work hard for.
- That's right. - Even if I like that person,
- that person might not like me. - Right.
And another person might like me, but I might not like them.
Or sometimes they love each other,
- but something might stop them. - Situations arise.
- It's so hard. - Yes.
- It's too hard. - And timing has to match.
This may sound philosophical,
but isn't love more precious because it's so hard?
- It's hard. - I'm lonely.
The timing has to be right. It's hard for both to like each other.
- They have to like each other. - It has to be fate.
A miracle.
I felt so comfortable.
I felt like I could tell them my secrets without realising it.
I felt so comfortable and warm.
I want to meet with them often.
While spending time with the Rainbow Club members,
I made new boy friends and girl friends.
It feels so good.
No matter what I do now,
I know it'll be enjoyable and that they'll have my back.
(They always have to take a photo when they meet.)
(He's too much.)
- He's acting like he's cute. - It's for social media.
I'm happy.
Let's get together again soon.
- Thank you for the food. - The picture's nice.
- If you have any leftover kimchi, - Mulkimchi?
- can I take some? - I'll pack it up for you.
We already have containers ready so that you can take some home.
I have a lot of water at home. I'll dilute it before eating.
I have a lot of water.
- Just eat it. - Thank you for the food.
- Thank you for the food.
(A heart-warming time)
(Their friendship will mature along with the mulkimchi.)