(The Rainbow Live)
Welcome!
- Hello. - It's been a very long time.
Today's guest on Rainbow Live is quite the character.
He has decided to come back to variety shows...
starting with I Live Alone.
- Was he on shows a long time ago? - That's right.
Such as Song Joong Ki...
Right. He was on "Running Man".
Will he run with us again?
He could.
Or maybe...
Lee Seung Gi?
I heard that he bulked up during his time at the army.
- Really? - I'm not kidding.
- I see. - Where do you even get this news?
She knows all the Korean male celebrities.
He is very fit.
- He's still in the army. - Not yet.
- It seems like he's an actor. - Who is this person?
We'll ask him in person why he chose I Live Alone.
Please come out!
(The door opens.)
(Who is this person?)
He or she could be an actor who appeared on variety shows before...
What?
(Hello)
I was told that I was a Roman princess in my past life.
(Her unique character has made her the queen of variety shows.)
(She showed quite the eating show on "Real Men".)
(She has no border in expression when it comes to art and music.)
(She debuted as an artist with her real name, Kwon Ji Ahn.)
(She has gained recognition as a unique artist.)
(Entertainer, Sol Bi)
This is your variety show comeback?
I took a little break to prepare for my album.
- About 2 or 3 months. - What? Wait a minute.
Two months is...
- 3 months, to be exact. - 3 months?
Three months isn't a comeback, you were still active.
- Really? - You can't say it's a comeback.
I thought 2 or 3 months was a big gap these days.
Why did you decide to be on our show?
- A lot of people... - I'm so sorry...
I'm so sorry. Wait a minute.
Her shoes are like rags.
(The staff said that Sol Bi's shoes were like rags.)
- No. - You're exaggerating.
They don't look like rags.
Aren't you being a little too serious about my shoes?
They aren't rag shoes!
My shoes are really cute!
Are they "maker" shoes?
What do you mean by "maker" shoes...
- They have a brand. - They are designer shoes.
Designer shoes...
- I can't believe you said "maker". - Who uses words like "maker".
- Are these maternity clothes? - Maternity clothes?
Who is this person...
How should I deal with him?
I'm sorry. I haven't been on TV that much.
I know you're surprised by him. Please calm down...
Thanks to Si Eon, people tend to like me now.
That's right.
He's the villain of our show.
Na Rae, you should've warned him about me.
I'll tell you in private about her.
I'll tell you the reason why I chose I Live Alone...
instead of other programs.
People usually think of me as someone...
- ditzy or... - A Roman Princess.
That's right.
What do you think about me?
What are your opinions, Si Eon?
- Be honest. - Tell us what's on your mind.
Just be frank about what you think of Sol Bi.
I think she's a little crazy.
- I like that. - Calm down...
They're all facts.
There are these facts about me.
Talk to her after the show.
I'm looking forward for today's shooting.
That is because you haven't seen me...
- That's why you have... - Yes, that's why.
a prejudice against me.
I want to show new aspects of me,
and I think I Live Alone is the perfect chance to do so.
That's why I'm announcing my comeback here.
- You thought well. - I think you have a point.
I think Sol Bi...
I personally know her, but I'm really curious of her life.
I have a mystical side of me.
I'm sorry to interrupt, but Hyun Moo is making me blush.
His chest is too...
They need to watch too.
Sol Bi...
- Just like Wilson? - Wilson?
Why do you keep staring?
(She doesn't want to, but she keeps looking.)
Think of my chest as Wilson's face.
Do you have a camera here?
- No, I don't have a camera here. - I see.
- Is the camera hidden? - No, it's not a camera.
It's really cold today. That's why...
- you can see them. - Try hiding it with your hair...
Please excuse me.
Could you please turn the air-conditioning down?
Please turn the heat up for me.
(The Rainbow Live)
(Sol Bi's single house was chilly like today.)
- There are a lot of paintings... - I see legs...
(Is it a minimalist kitchen?)
There is...
only Wilson on the bed.
Where is Sol Bi?
Where did she go?
- She's sleeping on the balcony. - What?
- My gosh. - Really?
You have a bed on the balcony?
- Yes. - Aren't you cold?
(Wriggling)
I've never seen someone like that.
(Sol Bi woke up from her sleep on the balcony.)
It's a good idea though. It'll feel like you're sleeping outside.
- I love sleeping on the balcony. - Wait, the ocean.
I see the ocean.
- I think it'd be scary. - Where is this?
(This is a motel in Sokcho where you can see the ocean.)
It's Sokcho.
That's right. It's a hotel in Gangwon Province.
(Stretching)
(She must have slept well. Her face is all puffy.)
Isn't your face swollen from the cold air outside?
- Do you take her for dried fish? - That's not what I meant.
It's because of the onshore winds.
(She stretches while looking at the ocean.)
- Gosh, you're flexible. - You're so flexible.
- When I wake up in the morning... - Seriously,
- it'd feel great in the morning. - It feels great.
- Seeing the ocean like that. - That's right.
- Sokcho has fresh air. - You're right.
(She starts her day by hearing the sounds of waves.)
Gosh, it's cold.
I wonder if the electric pad was turned off.
It is on.
Do you live in a hotel?
- I have my house in Seoul. - I see.
The wife of the hotel's owner came to see my exhibition.
She wanted to exhibit my work there.
- At the hotel? - Yes. She wanted to exhibit...
my work at the hotel, and she wanted me to come and work at ease.
So she got me a corner unit at the hotel.
- Really? - Yes.
You keep staying in Sokcho these days then?
Yes, I was in Sokcho when I had nothing scheduled.
(Looking at the ocean, she drinks chocolate milk.)
You drink 500ml of milk.
- I don't drink coffee. - It must be really sweet.
I don't drink coffee at all, so I drink milk.
Chocolate milk is a nice hangover cure drink.
- Hangover cure drink. - You know what I mean.
(Sol Bi spends her holiday in Sokcho.)
The waves are so beautiful.
- It's nice. - It must be really nice.
The air's really fresh, and it's quiet there.
I better take a picture for my SNS.
Where did my cellphone go?
(I can't find my cellphone. Never mind.)
(Let's just drink chocolate milk!)
(Gulping down)
(She enjoys the view each time she takes a sip.)
- What a stunning view. - It's gorgeous.
- The sound of waves is nice too. - It is, right?
(Why do you sleep on the balcony?)
I love sleeping while looking at the ocean.
When I was younger, I used to live at my grandma's place.
Her place was tiny,
so I slept on the balcony.
There's certain nostalgia I have regarding that.
When I saw this balcony,
I wanted to decorate my sleeping area.
So I brought a mattress myself.
I decorated the place with my mattress.
That's how I brought my stuff...
one after another.
(Let's get moving now.)
(She moves to the bed in the room.)
What is that? I thought you'd move. You just moved to the bed beside.
I feel less lonely because of Wilson being here.
How amazing.
(Giggling)
It feels weird.
Why does it feel like a person?
Hello. Can you see me?
What? It seems so erotic.
- We haven't seen someone like that. - She's the first person.
- It's the first attempt. - She treats Wilson...
- Nobody's treated Wilson like that. - She treats it like her boyfriend.
She's lying down on the side while covering with the comforter.
(Sol Bi and Wilson covered themselves with the comforter.)
(Wilson,)
(it's me, the princess of Rome.)
(Were you a prince in your past life?)
You should get up too. It's time to get up.
(She gets up.)
You slept enough. Get up.
Take some rest.
- That's where you work? - What a nice studio.
- That's why she lent her the room. - That's right, so I can work.
(However, she's lost in checking her cellphone.)
Where are my glasses? My glasses.
My glasses. I often forget stuff.
My goodness. Oh, no.
The screw is out of place.
What?
- Her glasses are missing a screw. - The screw went out of place.
- I can't see very well. - It's back in the right place.
This isn't a sitcom, is it?
Something like this.
Her lens is out of place.
- Unbelievable. - The way she brings it in is funny.
"In 2010, 2.8 percent of women..."
(Sol Bi reads the news every day.)
How scary.
I guess you usually read the news online.
I often read the news on society.
There's global news I wasn't familiar with.
- Right. - The international news channel.
- Global news. - Those are so interesting.
- "Global news". - I didn't hear it for a long time.
"Global news".
(Dancing)
(Let's have breakfast.)
- You can't cook at hotels, can you? - I can't cook there,
so I get food from convenience stores. I eat out very often.
You can't cook, but you can eat that stuff.
(Bananas and strawberries make the best combination ever.)
It really does look like a storage...
because there's a bedhead left there.
It's a room they don't use.
You'll put strawberry milk in there?
Didn't you already finish a whole chocolate milk?
I left a little bit.
(Sol Bi loves sweetened milk.)
Isn't it uncomfortable to stay at hotels?
Since I can't cook there, eating food is an issue.
- You'll bump into people. - Another thing is...
the way customers look at me.
Many people give me the look, wondering why I'm at a hotel.
- That feels uncomfortable at times. - That's possible.
They could wonder why you stay at a hotel for so long.
I can't explain to all of them...
- that I work there. - Exactly.
- They don't even ask you. - That's right.
Also, they wouldn't know what kind of work it is.
"You came all the way to Sokcho to hit on a guy?"
They could say, "How daring."
- "How daring." - What are you talking about?
(She pours her fresh fruit smoothie in a wine glass.)
(I'll go outside and drink it.)
(Whooshing)
The sound of the waves must be really nice.
I really envy that.
I love that time the most.
(Everyone dreamed of this life at least once.)
Nice.
(She finds it more luxurious than ever.)
She hears the sounds of nature.
(She enjoys her smoothie while seeing the ocean in the morning.)
Gosh, it's cold.
It's actually cold.
She can't stay outside for long.
(Sol Bi gets ready to paint.)
(A hairband is a must-have item for Sol Bi.)
I wear that hairband no matter what before I work.
It's almost like Sol Bi's trademark.
(She's ready to work.)
That hairband is just like the one of Ibrahimovic wears.
- Who is Ibrahimovic? - Ibrahimovic.
- He's a soccer player. - A soccer player.
Like Drogba?
Come on. We're talking about her being the princess of Rome.
- Ibrahimovic often wears that. - Sol Bi's upset.
- All right. - Be nice.
(Sol Bi sprays paint on her drawing.)
(Spraying)
(She keeps spraying more paint.)
(She rubs the paint in a circular motion.)
(Right now, she's neither Sol Bi nor the princess of Rome.)
(She's an artist, Kwon Ji Ahn.)
Do you not use brushes at all?
I paint with my hands more often...
because I get to express my emotions better that way.
- She paints with her whole body. - I do that too.
(Spraying boldly)
(She sprays her paint more violently.)
(She's totally lost in the moment.)
(She paints more before the paint becomes dry.)
(Let's see.)
Those glasses are so unique.
Those who just started watching will think it's a new product.
- Exactly. The unique glasses. - They'll think it's a must-have.
It's like the monocle of Super Saiyan.
(She will now wait until the paint dries.)
(I'll wrap it up here for today!)
(Brushing)
(What is the toilet paper for?)
I don't like working on a single task.
- I like doing many things at once. - She's good at multi-tasking.
(Singing)
(Wiping)
(Let's do this!)
Seeing me doing all that alone makes me think...
that I'm out of my mind.
We feel relieved since you said it yourself.
- I see. - Somebody needed to say that.
(Rubbing)
(She washes her face powerfully.)
You wash your face like an old man.
(Look at me.)
I'll make gimbap.
I'll make gimbap and go out to play.
(Humming)
(Gimbap doesn't require cooking.)
Crab, crab, crab.
- I'll cook rice now. - What is this?
How luxurious.
- That's nothing for Sokcho. - It's snow crab.
You must be bored.
All right, come here. I'll make gimbap for you.
(I'll make gimbap for you.)
First, spread a bit of sesame oil.
After that, add rice. This is...
I had snow crab yesterday.
This is the leftover innards rice...
from eating the snow crab.
- You'll add the crab innards rice. - It'll be delicious.
I added flying fish roe...
and brought it home.
I'll make it delicious for you.
You're the one who will enjoy eating it.
- You won't give any to Wilson. - Add a piece of pickled radish.
(Pickled radish will make the gimbap more refreshing.)
- I'll put the leftover snow crab. - Gosh, the snow crab.
- Incredible. - This isn't crab meat.
- I'll add them. - Look how much snow crab she puts.
- How luxurious. - I'll add them.
I'll also put a bit of salted seafood.
You must put only a little bit of salted seafood, or it'll be salty.
What kind of salted seafood did you use?
- That was salted octopus. - It must be delicious.
- It'll be big. - Sokcho's known for salted seafood.
- It's famous. - It's famous.
(This is ordinary gimbap in Sokcho.)
Ta-da! It's complete.
- It must be really delicious. - You must hold and bite it as is.
- That's it. My gosh. - As soon as you said it...
It's delicious.
You didn't forget about packing it, right?
- I wanted it so badly. - You wanted to eat it.
It's really delicious. Gosh, it's so good.
(I can't stop eating!)
(Doesn't it look delicious, Wilson?)
(She enjoys eating her gimbap.)
I better make another roll.
I'll eat this one now.
(Since I ate it, I have no choice.)
(She made another roll in a flash.)
Ta-da!
- It must be amazing. - It's so good.
I'll get changed.
(Her closet in Sokcho is fairly empty.)
(Sol Bi wore all the clothes she has.)
- You're all dressed up. - If you dress like that,
nobody would think that you came to the hotel with a guy.
It's not a style for seeing guys.
- They'll think you came to work. - To practice asceticism.
(She looks totally comfortable.)
(She wears a backpack and hiking boots.)
I'll be back.
What a free soul you are.
(Sol Bi leaves the hotel.)
(She departs in her car.)
(A beautiful scenery spreads before her eyes.)
- What a stunning view. - It's beautiful.
I'll park at once.
(I'll park at once!)
Yes.
(The place she went to is...)
(a street with full of sashimi restaurants?)
Where are you going?
- You didn't go hiking. - You didn't go hiking.
- Aren't you going to eat again? - Hello.
- Is she going to buy raw fish? - Before hiking, I dropped by...
- my friend's place to pack food. - Here.
- Are you going to Mount Seorak? - Yes.
(She visits this snow crab place when she goes hiking.)
- Did you pack my lunch? - This is the place.
- My friend prepared... - He's your friend?
Yes, he's my friend. He and I are of the same age.
Incredible.
He always packs my lunch whenever I go hiking.
Wait, you'll eat that snow crab once you go...
- on a mountain? - Yes.
My goodness.
You're the first person I know who eats snow crab on a mountain.
It's very rich in chitosan.
- Chitosan? - Chitosan is...
- very good for you. - That's right.
I go hiking with an empty stomach.
An empty stomach?
You ate a lot to call it as an empty stomach.
- I had nothing to chew though. - You did chew.
- That was rare. - Is that so?
I eat snow crab as a snack.
At times, I feel eating rice isn't good enough.
People bring chocolate and candies for hiking.
I bring snow crab.
How luxurious.
Thank you. I'll buy it on credit.
Bye.
(She almost looks like a resident of this area.)
(She packed lightly and now she's off.)
How luxurious.
How is that even possible?
Hye Jin climbs mountains on an empty stomach.
It's to avoid any trouble.
- Then you don't... - It's like chewing cucumber.
even carry any candies?
- She hikes silently. - I even left all my water.
In case she has an urge on top of the mountain.
Why would you be afraid of something natural?
- There's no bathroom. - There's nowhere to pee or poop.
- Exactly. - It's manure for mountains.
- Besides... - What are you talking about?
Not all climbers can provide manure.
You'll change your mind once you experience...
- such incidents. - Excuse me?
- That's not what I meant. - Experience providing manure?
- A filthy life. - I'm talking about eating.
- Eating. - If you try eating on a mountain...
Of course, if your goal is to lose weight, you can't do that.
My goal isn't to lose weight.
I remember the feeling of nature when I climb mountains...
and eat the food I want.
- That's what happiness is about. - You're right.
- You're right. - How can you eat snow crab there?
- You can't eat it on Mount Bukhan. - It's very unique.
(A refreshing view lies before her eyes.)
(She approaches Mount Seorak.)
- She packed snow crab there. - It's really nice there.
She brought expensive stuff too.
There's still snow here.
(This is a mountain you can easily see in Sokcho.)
- How wonderful. - Mount Seorak.
Mount Seorak is a really nice mountain.
I'm here.
(She arrives at Mount Seorak.)
(Why did you go to a mountain?)
I visited Mount Jiri when I traveled alone across the country.
I had a great epiphany when I was hiking alone.
I've considered myself as a big dot in a world of circle.
However, I was only a tiny dot when I was hiking.
Thinking that I'm only a tiny dot...
made me become not afraid of others' eyes.
I learn a lot when I hike.
- You express your ideas very well. - Exactly.
You're really good at expressing your ideas verbally.
- She's a great speaker. - I think you'd be a good writer.
(Smiling)
(I feel great.)
Hello.
(Chuckling)
I need to say hello.
People feel uncomfortable if I don't say hello first.
(There was a great meaning behind her greeting.)
You look like a natural person from behind.
Your outfit is almost of protective coloration.
It's close to red clay.
Even if you run into savage beast, they won't be able to see you.
As soon as she lies on the ground, she'll become red clay.
(She walks while looking like a natural person.)
- How adorable! - It's a squirrel.
- A squirrel. It's so cute. - Isn't it adorable?
Hello. Don't be scared.
You eat it in such an adorable way.
It's eating in a really cute way, right?
- It's so cute. - It's so adorable. Oh, dear.
(Considering the nature as her companion, she keeps walking.)
(Staring)
There's no difficult trail here.
- Maybe she's not there yet. - I did enter it.
It becomes difficult from a certain course.
- Until then, it's quite even. - I see.
Hello.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
Are there many people at the top?
No, we're going down because there were only few people at the top.
- You're so pretty. - Nice to meet you.
- Goodbye then. - Be safe.
(She keeps enjoying her relaxed trekking.)
It feels so refreshing.
(The magnificent view refreshes her mind.)
(She sits down on a spot with a great view.)
(What?)
I have a banana and gimbap.
She didn't even begin hiking the mountain.
You only climbed up a little, but you're already eating.
I climbed up quite a bit.
- That's strange. - At a glance,
I can tell that you didn't hike much.
There should be a view of looking down,
but the land is way too flat.
(She starts eating after hiking only a little bit.)
(First, she takes a bite of gimbap.)
(Also, she opens the box of snow crab.)
(She admires upon looking at her lunchbox.)
(It looks delicious.)
- Amazing. - There's more rice inside.
He put rice in the shell.
- My gosh. - What a great friend.
(He looks at her vacantly.)
(She takes in as much chitosan as she wants.)
(She is nature-friendly.)
(You're supposed to eat the food in front of you.)
Wow.
(She finished the crab leg in a single bite.)
- I don't believe it. - Wow.
Who eats crab legs on a mountain? I've never seen that before.
- I know. - That looks delicious.
(She keeps eating.)
(She protects the environment by finishing all her food.)
(She looks like she belongs in the wilderness.)
You aren't coming down after you ate that, are you?
I think she will.
(She's flustered.)
You clean up after yourself.
- Of course. - You have to clean up.
That's right. You have to clean up.
You can't leave a single piece of the crab shell behind.
(She doesn't live anything behind.)
(I'm leaving after a good meal.)
You're leaving after a good meal?
Aren't you going up?
- What was that? - It's like a restaurant.
She's leaving the restaurant after eating there.
- Is that a popular restaurant? - Yes.
That's a good restaurant.
- She went there to eat. - That's right.
It looks like you're at the bottom of the mountain.
No, I'm not.
- It's the angle. - The ground is flat.
You're already at the bottom.
It's an asphalt path.
(She finishes eating on Mount Seorak.)
- Don't they sell chicken there? - You're right.
- It's delicious. - Yes, it is.
Hi.
(She says hello as she enters the marketplace.)
- Look at that. - That's delicious.
Look at her cook that.
The fried food looks delicious.
(She has forgotten about the crab she had on Mount Seorak.)
- I think she'll continue eating. - How can you eat that?
- You can eat all that? - How much are you eating?
(Whether it be at the mountain or a market...)
- This is delicious. - Is it?
(She has a huge appetite.)
You look like a wandering foodie.
You're walking around.
I'm doing a photoshoot at markets all over the world.
Really?
- You did one at Gwangjang Market. -Yes, I did.
When I go to markets, I get inspired...
and learn a lot through talking to the people there.
Markets have so many interesting things.
- It's a lively place. - Yes, I like markets.
- Hi. - Welcome.
- That's pollack. - Pollack.
- That's good. - Wow.
My mouth is watering.
- I can eat rice with just that. - That looks so good.
It makes you eat a lot of rice.
I'll take the octopus...
and the salted oysters.
- Salted oysters? - Yes, they're both so good.
I live in Sokcho.
(Really?)
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Come often. - Okay, I will.
- Thank you. - Thank you. I wish you the best!
(Sol Bi buys salted seafood.)
Is there a reason you chose Sokcho?
I went to that market three years ago.
Since I'm a celebrity, I was covering my face...
with a cap and sunglasses.
I went to buy salted seafood,
and the owner didn't recognize me.
She treated me like any other customer.
I was curious...
and asked her if she knew who I was.
She said I'm a pretty lady from Seoul.
- She didn't recognize you? - No.
I think that made me see the world from a different perspective.
- I was in my twenties... - Just a normal person.
Right. I'm just a normal person, but why did I think I was special...
and stay hidden behind a disguise?
I suddenly saw myself in a different light.
I started walking around without my cap and sunglasses.
- That's why you went there? - Yes.
(She comes back to the hotel after it gets dark.)
(Opening the door)
Hi.
I went in and Wilson looked so lonely.
You're meditating for a long time.
(She puts the food she bought in the refrigerator.)
I must have loved you
Half your refrigerator is filled with salted seafood.
I love salted seafood.
- You can't cook in your room. - No, I can't.
- That lasts for a long time. - That's right.
All right.
I'll wear these two.
(Sol Bi gets changed and leaves again.)
(Where is she going late at night?)
- You're going to work out? - The gym?
This is like heaven.
I feel like I'm losing weight.
(She takes something out.)
I'll turn some music on.
(She warms up first.)
(She's flexible.)
You look like a ballerina.
(She lies on the floor.)
(Up she goes.)
- You're very flexible. - She's very flexible.
This looks like a scene from "The Exorcist".
(This looks like a scene from "The Exorcist".)
(She finishes stretching with a scary pose.)
That feels so good.
You could get cramps unless you get warmed up.
What are you going to do?
I told you I draw music.
I practice my dance moves there.
(She starts dancing as soon as she is warmed up.)
That's so sudden.
- Yes, it was sudden. - This could be scary.
You have to know what is going on.
You have to watch from the beginning.
You could wonder what Sol Bi is doing.
She isn't drunk.
You're making me look weird.
She didn't have any drinks, but only had salted seafood.
(She seems drunk on salted seafood.)
(Sol Bi dances as if drawing on the floor of the gym.)
(She can still dance well even 11 years after her debut.)
(Her dance moves could look normal.)
You have to watch her perform.
- I did. - It looks totally different.
I'm curious.
- That's what she does. - Look at that.
- That's what she does. - Isn't it powerful?
This is why I bought it.
- That's how she creates her work. - That's right.
- That's unbelievable. - She seems like a different person.
(Sol Bi's talent makes her speechless.)
(Music and art come together through Sol Bi's work.)
(However, it looks like she's cleaning the gym floor.)
All right.
(She hesitates.)
(It doesn't seem to be going well.)
I should call her.
- Did you forget your moves? - You have a teacher?
Yes, I discuss the choreography with her,
- but it's improvised. - You need to know the basic moves.
- Is that your teacher? - Who is that?
- It's a female teacher? - That's my dance teacher.
Are you practicing well?
No.
You should be doing well.
Throw yourself.
I don't remember some of the moves.
I forgot what it was.
It's this dance.
What was this dance?
- The cockroach dance? - Yes, that one.
- The cockroach dance? - I'm working on that.
Yes.
The meaning of the cockroach dance is...
that I'd like to last for a long time.
- I see. - I just got goosebumps.
The dances all have meaning.
Nothing is meaningless.
- I put meaning into everything. - You do?
People say that cockroaches would survive the apocalypse.
Just like that,
- I want to be persistent. - Persistence?
Can you show it to me? I forgot.
- Put your arms to your side. - Okay.
- Your arms have to be at your side. - Right.
Push your bottom, using your palms.
- All right. - After that,
you move your feet.
That's a cool move.
(Her legs flutter.)
- What's that? - I thought your leg cramped up.
It looks different.
Your hands have to be on the floor.
You can pass.
(I'm sorry, you can pass.)
(Someone runs by.)
(What was that?)
I'm in the lobby.
- She's dancing in the lobby? - Yes.
- I needed help right away. - Good luck, Sol Bi!
- She was going to a meeting. - So she danced in the lobby.
She's very passionate.
Push your legs like this.
(She continues nonchalantly.)
Like this?
She's a professional.
(We can feel her passion through the phone.)
Move your legs like a cockroach.
- I couldn't do it. - The floor isn't smooth.
That's right.
That would hurt.
Can you teach me something easier?
Start in a crouching position.
- She's very passionate. - Yes, she is.
- She's dancing in the lobby. - Right.
Wrap your arms around yourself.
- Is that a narcissistic pose? - Yes.
What is this called?
What kind of bug is that?
A pistil.
A pistil?
The pistil of a flower?
- I want a drink. - She wants a drink.
What are you talking about?
(She blurts out whatever she feels like saying.)
A pistil.
The teacher is charismatic.
Is that the pistil dance?
Roll forward.
(She is doing the pistil dance on the gym floor.)
A pistil.
You want to crouch down again at the end.
(Teacher...)
I got it.
- Good luck! - See you in Seoul.
See you in Seoul. Good luck!
Thank you.
(Sol Bi practices what she learned.)
(She rolls on the floor.)
(She rolls around the floor as a pistil.)
(She practices the cockroach dance by herself at the gym.)
No one walked in while you were doing that dance, right?
You could scare the person.
(She seems exhausted after the long practice session.)
- Look at her. - If you go to that hotel,
you can see Sol Bi dance.
(She gets back up as if recharged.)
(She tries doing it more passionately.)
(This is art,)
(not a dance.)
- You scared me. - What's that?
You could be surprised...
- unless you know what is going on. - You're right.
- It could be alarming. - What dance is that?
I believe it is the dolphin dance.
(The reactions are dynamic.)
What is this?
Why did you add a video of dolphins there?
If you keep dancing like that...
You might start a rumor about ghost sightings.
It's the ghost of the hotel.
(Her arms and legs are no longer in control.)
You have so much energy.
(She draws art out with her emotions.)
(She is satisfied with her artistic soul.)
I think that was good.
I dance and come up with new moves like that.
I should tell my teacher.
(She records a video to send to her teacher.)
(She even sings.)
What dance is that?
Is that the crab dance?
This is the snow crab dance.
It is the snow crab dance.
We should call it the Sokcho snow crab dance.
I like this.
This is amazing.
It's funny.
I do whatever I want.
That's right.
You explained your life in a sentence.
My body would ache if I danced like that.
(She is exhausted.)
You lost weight.
- You lost weight. - You look skinnier.
I can tell you lost weight.
You wear the same pair of socks for a long time.
It's about time she took them off.
(She has been wearing these socks since she went hiking.)
They're so dirty.
(Her socks look tattered.)
My socks are so dirty.
I feel the most satisfied when I see how dirty my socks are...
after a long day.
- Your feet... - It means I worked hard.
Your socks can get dirty easily if you come to my house.
- Really? - Yes.
It only takes an hour.
What is going on?
What kind of home is this?
Why is it so dirty?
(This is what you get.)
(Sol Bi goes to the refrigerator before going to bed.)
I'll have a beer.
That's right, you need a beer.
(A cold beer and a tired body)
Music makes it perfect.
Don't sleep yet.
All right.
(Opening the can)
(A sip of beer...)
(with a book?)
("Courage to Be Disliked")
(Why did you start reading this book?)
As soon as the book was published,
different fans sent me the same book.
I received three of the same books.
Isn't that surprising?
It was the book they wanted to give me the most.
I think they were...
- very worried about me. - That's thankful.
My fans are hurt by the negative comments people write about me.
They wanted me to find courage after reading this book.
Regardless of what others say or dislike me,
they said they still liked me.
- They encouraged me. - You must be thankful.
- What is the name of your fan club? - Raindrops.
- That's right. - Raindrops.
- That's the name of my fan club. - Blood drops?
- Raindrops. - Blood?
- Excuse me, are you serious? - What are you talking about?
It's Raindrops.
- I heard wrong. - Get your ears cleaned.
How could you hear it like that?
- It was interesting... - Did you get the book too?
I didn't, but people think I read that book.
Do they wonder where you get your courage?
- Yes, that's right. - It's surprising.
I haven't read that book.
That book?
"Don't be afraid about being disliked by others."
I read out loud to concentrate better.
You can't have everything you want.
It's okay if other people don't like me.
I dislike some people too.
It means you should be afraid of being disliked.
That's right.
(What does a home mean to you?)
It's my treasure chest.
It's a space that helps me discover the things inside of me.
I'm often inspired at home.
Home can be anywhere.
This is where I am right now.
I'm discovering the gems within me,
getting comforted and relaxing.
This is currently my treasure chest.
I like how you said that home can be anywhere.
- You're right. - It's wherever I am.
(Sol Bi makes herself at home in Sokcho.)
I think many people could have been surprised...
that you were living like this in Sokcho.
What did you think about watching how you spend a day?
I've announced that I'll be coming back.
So...
I live my life the way I think I should.
There are many people that don't understand me.
I was encouraged...
to show people a different side of me.
It was nice.
In other countries,
models often sing on stage.
- They don't draw lines in art. - You're right.
In Korea, many people seem to have a prejudice.
- They draw lines. - Right.
They wonder why a singer would act.
It's great that you can put two things together to create something.
I'm sure you have different sides to you,
but you're the funniest person I met.
Thank you so much.
- You were the funniest guest ever. - Really?
Yes, especially the dance.
Even she laughed when she watched it.
The dolphins were funny.
I didn't expect that.
You are not only good on reality shows,
but also good at music and art. You're an artist.
We'll continue cheering for you.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
Thank you.
(The Rainbow Live)
(She is dressed up today.)
Why are you dressed up at home?
- Are you wearing a skirt? - It's spring.
I'm hungry.
(What should I have for breakfast?)
- My refrigerator is full. - You have a lot of things.
(She ponders upon it...)
(before deciding on a yogurt.)
(This is the life of a top model that always watches her diet.)
(She starts with the lid.)
(She scoops every drop.)
(She mixes it together.)
(Tasting it)
(Hye Jin is studying something early in the morning.)
Pizza is the problem.
I love Italian food.
That means I like flour.
- That's right. - I'm thinking...
of making Italian food...
with lower calories at home.
(She made some excellent jeon on New Year's Day.)
(She is the master of jeon.)
(She found a huge chopping board.)
(She looks determined as she studies the recipe.)
How to make a dough.
Mix yeast with strong flour.
Knead it for 20 minutes.
I have to knead for 20 minutes?
- You even made the dough? - That'd make you lose weight.
Make it round, wrap it in plastic, and ferment it for an hour.
For an hour?
(It takes longer than she thought to make dough.)
This won't be easy.
It's already 9:30.
Take this tea...
(Why does she need tea to make dough?)
What are you doing?
(Use hibiscus tea, which helps break down fat.)
This is enough.
Does that lower calories?
- If you use herbs? - Yes, that's what I heard.
- Use that tea. - That's nice.
Are you going to use that tea?
Yes, I'm going to use that to make the dough.
Really? That's a good idea.
What else do I need?
Yeast, yeast...
yeast.
(Yeast is needed to make the dough rise.)
Yeast.
0.6g of yeast.
I didn't know that it could be...
so difficult to follow a recipe.
- You must be accurate when baking. - What's that?
- Exactly. - Baking is all about measuring.
How do I measure this?
The smallest measuring spoon is 2.5g.
- How much should I put in? - I think you can just put in some.
- No. - It would increase calories.
There's 4g in 1 packet.
To use 0.6g...
I should divide it...
To use 0.6g...
(She's struggling with basic math.)
So I divide four...
(Her brain is working at full capacity.)
- It's even more difficult. - Are you still dividing that?
To use 0.6g... I don't know.
To use 0.6g...
Pour it all first. I should see how much it is.
- My goodness. - Oh, no.
It's such fine powder.
(Do you see how much would be 0.6g?)
I need a little more than one-tenth.
(She's going to divide 4g into 10.)
Now...
- 1, 2, 3, - What are you doing?
- My goodness. - 4, 5.
- 1, 2... - That's a scientific way.
People used that method in the old stone age.
(It's a cutting-edge method in the Stone Age style.)
1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
(She divided it into 36.)
What? I divided it into 36?
(Hye Jin had no idea at that time.)
I need this much.
Good.
- I'm so embarrassed. - That's a mathematical way.
Am I right?
Hang on a second.
(She goes on without knowing the truth.)
Okay. We are three people.
- Who are coming? - My boyfriend.
- I should use twice as much of all. - Is it Hyun Moo?
The moment she said it's her boyfriend...
I need twice as much of the ingredients.
I need 200g of hard flour.
Gosh.
It's so difficult.
I'm in trouble. What should I do?
Hard flour...
You had a scale.
- You could've used it before. - Why didn't you use it?
I didn't know she could be this stupid.
- I thought she was really smart. - Pull yourself together.
Why are you doing this to me?
I thought it was my only chance.
- He mustered up courage. - It was nice timing.
- It's hard for me to talk to her. - I know.
200g.
(She puts in 200g of hard flour.)
Next...
Pull yourself together.
I need twice the amount, so it's 12g.
12g.
I should be careful.
(She measures 12g instead of 1.2g.)
Oh, no.
(She tries to be accurate to measure the wrong amount.)
Be accurate.
Once. Now...
(She's adding another packet of yeast as if she's hypnotized.)
12g?
(Hold on a second!)
It's 1.2g.
(My goodness.)
She put in 10 times more.
(She's panicking.)
What should I do?
I'm so stupid.
What should I do? How should I take this out?
Should I just remove it with a spoon?
- What should she do? - It's all mixed already.
- I hated myself. - Gosh. Seriously.
She must be stressed out.
What should I do about this?
- I even scattered it. - My goodness.
No wonder. I knew I shouldn't use that much. What should I do?
(She removed the yeast for a while.)
Watching this makes me stressed.
I want to cry. My goodness.
- I think she's genius. - What should I do?
That's how you learn about measurement.
(You're never too old to learn. Don't be discouraged.)
- Hello? - Hello?
200g of flour is too little...
- to make dough. - I see.
It's better if you make dough using 400g of flour.
I understand.
- Thank you, Chef. - You're welcome.
- Bye. - Bye.
(She found peace of mind after talking to the chef.)
Pull yourself together. Hard flour...
(The chef's advice and the scale...)
(helped her make dough without a hitch.)
I have to knead it for 20 minutes.
(She's working hard.)
It's 10:35am. I have to do this until 10:55am.
You went through a lot.
(She's struggling to knead dough.)
- My goodness. - She must lose some weight.
You need much enthusiasm to do it. I wish I had helped her.
(She sighs.)
It doesn't help to lose weight because it's low in calorie.
It's because it's so hard to make the dough.
Exactly.
I did that for 20 minutes.
I think she's not good at cooking.
- I'm not good at it. - You don't seem afraid of her.
- This is my only chance. - All right.
My goodness.
She might eat pizza the next morning.
(She continues kneading even though it's hard.)
(It's almost time.)
Last 10 times.
One.
Nine.
(She presses hard.)
10.
I think that's enough.
(Now, she has to ferment her dough for an hour.)
At a warm place? I can't find any place like that.
(She puts it under the blanket.)
Stay here for a while.
- 35 degrees would be warm. - That's good.
- Okay. Good. - It looks like fermented soybean.
I'm so tired.
I should check on it.
(Oh, I forgot.)
(There's something mysterious in the pot.)
It smells so good.
(There are vegetables and meat in plastic bags.)
(She prepared for sous-vide cooking.)
What is sous-vide?
Oh, I shouldn't boil it at high temperature.
- You cook at low temperature. - That's right.
- You cook for a long time. - With low heat.
When you cook food quickly at high temperature,
you use oil to cook it properly in a short time.
- It increases calorie. - I see.
It's amazing.
Awesome. It smells like galbitang.
(It's perfect for her preference.)
It's amazing.
(The meat is cooked well at low temperature.)
(She cooked vegetables to eat with meat too.)
(It looks so delicious.)
(I'll put it here for a while.)
Oh, right. My dough.
My goodness.
It's amazing.
- What is it? - It puffed up.
- It was hard to believe. - It became so much bigger.
That's the power of the yeast.
It works.
(She uses a bottle as a rolling pin.)
See? I can do this.
Okay. Good. Next...
That's not pizza cheese. I used mozzarella.
- It has fewer calories. - That's right.
She used fresh mozzarella.
Here we go.
(She puts it into the oven.)
Done. Oh, right. Steak.
(After cooking sous-vide,)
(she forgot about the meat.)
(Meanwhile...)
- The meat got cold. - Oh, no.
Should you keep it hot?
- Yes. Or the meat becomes tough. - It tastes like a brick.
Oh, right. Steak.
(She finally remembered the steak.)
(Grill the meat for 2 minutes after cooking it at low temperature.)
(She cooks pasta while grilling the meat.)
Oh, no.
My goodness. I burned it.
Oh, no! What should I do?
I think I should taste the meat.
(She's worried.)
(She's cutting the meat.)
It looks good.
(She has a bite.)
It tastes good. It's good.
(She exclaims.)
I can't believe this.
(She's relieved.)
(Now she's plating the food with confidence.)
That's how you decorate the dish.
- You should make it look pretty. - Yes.
Awesome.
(She puts the meat on the plate.)
- It looks like a fancy dish. - You're like Chef Choi Hyun Seok.
Exactly. It looks like a dish served at a restaurant.
It looks nice.
Awesome!
It's hard to believe. You pulled it off.
- I pulled it off. - I can't believe this.
My goodness.
Look at this.
It looks like pizza served at a restaurant in Italy.
- It looks great. - Like brick oven pizza.
I made it. I pulled it off.
I can't believe this is happening.
(Her hand is shaking because she's excited.)
My goodness. It looks like pizza served at a restaurant.
This is amazing. They should be here soon.
They should see the cheese stretch.
(I can't wait.)
I can't wait. I'm sorry.
You are on a diet, right?
It looks like a pizza commercial.
It's amazing.
(She has a bite hurriedly.)
You should eat pizza while the cheese can stretch.
It looks delicious.
(She exclaims.)
(It's so tasty that she can't stop eating.)
(I made this, but it's so delicious.)
(Now that she tasted it, she prepares to welcome the guests.)
Oh, no.
- Who could that be? - They're here.
(Na Rae and Gook Ju are here.)
They put their faces close to the camera.
They looked so funny.
(They have such good sense of humor.)
My goodness. You startled me.
You're so tall.
We could stand in line like a traffic light.
- Exactly. - It's been a while.
My goodness.
This place feels like my house.
I've been here. I'll show you around.
- Her house looks great. - Come on in.
- It's nice. - This is her living room.
There's a dressing room over there.
- Are you a real estate agent? - I know this house well.
- It's nice. - Hang on a second.
Her house looks great.
She decorated her house prettily.
- She made pizza. - Oh, my.
When I saw them, I felt like I was going to cry.
- It was so hard to cook. - I didn't know she struggled a lot.
I haven't eaten much lately.
- My goodness. Is that steak? - You're lying.
(Na Rae and Gook Ju are surprised by the food Hye Jin made.)
- She cooked so many dishes. - She prepared a lot.
Please come.
Hey, wait.
She's already eating.
- You might get in trouble. - You're eating vegetables.
- I'm on a diet. - Really?
- She lost 8kg. - It's too bitter. What's this?
(Hye Jin laughs.)
- I was joking. - It can't be bitter.
- Try it. - Why would you do that, Gook Ju?
- Why are you frowning? - What?
- This isn't how broccoli tastes. - I know.
Let's go. I'll give you drinks.
- Really? Let's go. - Okay. We should go.
- You look like a duo. - Right.
Someone ate a piece of pizza.
One piece is missing.
(It's obvious that she ate a piece.)
I intended to make it in that shape.
Sorry?
That's ridiculous.
- It's pretty that way. - Obviously, you ate it.
- She says it's pretty. - I see.
- She got prettier as she's dating. - Exactly.
- What? - You know she's dating, right?
She started to date one of the cast members after I left the show.
I'm not seeing anyone.
It became the talk of the town.
- It drew a lot of attention. - Are we a couple now?
- They're officially a couple. - Stop calling me a toad.
I lost weight, but they still call me that.
They had a romantic time while hiking.
(They had a romantic time while hiking.)
- You guys are so playful. - I mean it.
Come to think of it,
Hyun Moo isn't very handsome,
there are a lot of rumors about him dating many celebrities.
- Is that so? - Don't you think so?
- Yes. - Are there a lot of rumors?
- He looks friendly and... - She seemed interested.
- Me? - She reacted to what I said.
She asked about the rumors about him.
- My goodness. - She must've looked into it.
We shouldn't talk about Kim Ji Min in front of her.
Oh, no. I already mentioned Ji Min.
The news article about her bag?
- It was you who brought that up. - Yes.
I don't carry a bag on my back anymore.
I never carry a backpack.
She prepared a lot.
(The low-calorie food contest begins now.)
(Judge Park Na Rae, Judge Lee Gook Ju)
Thank you for the food.
Eat without me.
Is it cooked properly? What's this sauce?
(How does Hye Jin's low-calorie steak taste?)
You feel nervous when your guests taste your food.
- They're so good at cooking too. - Exactly.
(She's anticipating.)
The meat is cooked well.
- Is it? - Really.
- Is it cooked properly? - I like the sauce too. It's sweet.
- The sauce was great. - You made great sauce.
Did you put in some honey or starch syrup?
- I think she added some wine too. - How did she know?
- It's honey. - I put in honey and vinegar.
- Is it better than sugar? - It's much better.
Yes, it's because sugar is refined.
How did you think of inviting us?
Thank you so much.
(Slurping)
It's good.
She practically sucks pizza into her mouth.
The pizza looks really delicious.
Did you make the dough too?
Yes, I did.
It's a lot of work.
- Do we deserve this? - I don't know.
Maybe...
she wanted to cook a meal for Hyun Moo,
- What's the matter with you guys? - but she didn't want to fail.
So she served us her food to practice.
I can't believe you.
It looks like they're playing in a comedy skit...
- or hosting an event. - Right.
(While they go on talking, pasta is done.)
- What's this? - She made pasta too.
Is that low-calorie pasta?
(They're nodding.)
- Of course. - It drives me crazy.
(The steak is too tough to cut.)
This is good.
- The steak was... - Yes?
It looks like you need a saw.
- Na Rae isn't good at cutting. - That's right.
Why can't you cut it?
Let me try.
Try to cut it. You'll see.
She told Gook Ju to cut it. That means...
- you need to gnaw the meat. - Let me explain.
Gook Ju's steak was cooked well.
It's tough.
Eat mine.
- Try this. It's delicious. - Thank you.
I got the bad one.
See? I'm always lucky when it comes to food.
- Gook Ju's steak was cooked well. - Really?
I cooked the meat too early.
I wish she had cooked it a little less.
In fact,
we prefer rare steaks with red juice.
I...
cooked sous-vide.
Do you know what it is?
It's cooking at low temperature.
She knows it as expected.
- Famous chefs use that method. - Try this.
- It tastes different. - It's okay.
Stop eating it.
- She told me to stop eating. - If you force yourself to eat it,
- I worried about you. - you might get indigestion.
- We can cure it with coke. - Sorry?
(She's lost for words.)
- Alcoholic drinks work better. - That's a great comment.
- Cheers. It's good to be here. - Thank you for coming.
I feel bad to say this,
but sous-vide meat is supposed to be very tender.
To be honest, her steak tasted like jangjorim.
- Jangjorim? - It was delicious.
- Jangjorim is tough. - Yes.
- It was delicious, but... - You said that while I cleaned up?
It's not like that. I love jangjorim.
I prefer my steak as tough as jangjorim.
- Let's give her the gift. - Okay.
- A gift? - We couldn't come empty-handed.
It looks like a bottle of alcohol.
- She likes drinking. - She like drinking so much.
- Look at that. - What is it?
- Grapes? What is it? - Is it black raspberry wine?
- It's black raspberry wine. - I was right.
- Black raspberry wine? - It's from Gochang.
- Is this the one you told me about? - Yes.
I heard some men drank this and...
She should go hiking again.
(Hyun Moo and Hye Jin are shy.)
(Hye Jin giggles.)
Hey.
- Hyun Moo will tear all the boxes. - My goodness.
I can't believe you guys.
- I cooked this sous-vide. - I see.
- Try this pasta. - It looks delicious.
- Tell me how you like it. - Cream sauce...
makes you gain a lot of weight.
I'm sorry it's too bland.
(She's slurping the noodle.)
- She eats with gusto. - She slurps it.
- It's not cream sauce. - What is it?
She knows much about food.
It's not cream sauce.
I bought a bag of pureed soybean from a store.
She put in pureed soybean.
That's a good idea.
- Is that milk? - Yes.
I love cream sauce pasta.
I didn't know it has 1,000kcal.
- It has more calories than that. - I didn't know that.
- 1,000kcal? - Yes.
It has more calories than jjajangmyeon.
It's high in calories.
- I was shocked. - My goodness.
- I know better than she does. - I...
- had no idea. - That's right.
- A bowl of rice has 300kcal. - How do you know all this?
Greasy food like jjajangmyeon has between 600kcal and 800kcal.
- Right? - Are you saying...
- I know how many calories I eat. - that you calculated calories?
I don't just eat without knowing how many calories I eat.
That's scary.
How much weight are you planning to lose?
I try to eat low-calorie food since I'm on a diet.
- What do you eat? - Remove the stem of shiitake.
Mash the tofu, and add some chopped mushroom.
Add some stir-fried onion.
Why do you add so much of it?
Add some pepper too.
Still, she eats a lot of vegetables.
Mix everything with the egg white.
Put it on shiitake and steam in a pot.
What food is that?
It takes an hour to do this.
Did you eat tofu only or eat it with kimchi?
How did you know?
- Am I right? - I ate it with kimchi.
I'm sure she ate it with kimchi.
If you eat it with kimchi, you can't lose weight.
I was afraid Hye Jin's food...
might be too bland or not salty enough.
- So I brought some kimchi. - My goodness.
- I have kimchi too. - Gosh.
Isn't today's theme "Binge Eating"?
You guys eat a lot like a food fighter.
We can make...
- dongchimi noodles too. - My goodness.
It sounds delicious.
I thought you were on a diet.
- You said you were on a diet. - I brought this for you two.
You shouldn't eat flour noodles when you're on a diet.
- Put it on here please. - It looks delicious.
- I told you I cooked sous-vide! - My goodness.
- Try it. - It's sous-vide cooked meat.
Sit down.
Gosh.
(Hye Jin is shocked.)
(Gook Ju sings excitedly.)
That makes me excited.
It makes you want to sing.
This is sous-vide cooked meat.
- Don't eat with green onion kimchi! - It's so delicious.
Hye Jin, just try it. It's so delicious.
- It tasted so good. - It should.
Green onion kimchi is good.
- It tastes good. - Isn't it?
- It goes well with this. - Right.
- It's delicious. - They make good kimchi.
- Green onion kimchi is good. - It's fermented just right.
(She wraps meat with green onion kimchi.)
Oh, my goodness.
Even Gook Ju's hand looks delicious.
It's delicious.
- It tastes good. - She knows how to enjoy it.
Do you want me to cook noodles or not?
- Cook some. - No.
- You stay here. - You sit here.
- I just need a pot. - All right.
- I'll just give you a pot. - Just give me a pot.
Gosh. You said you were on a diet.
That's why I'm working out. Look.
- That's right. - Look at Gook Ju.
- Is she dancing to lose weight? - Yes.
Gook Ju, you will lose weight.
You are moving too much.
I don't usually move this much.
Let's see what's inside her refrigerator.
There is nothing inside.
Her refrigerator is clean.
There isn't much. I only have beverages.
- My goodness. - What is it?
There is salted octopus.
This is the best.
We found salted octopus.
(Goodbye, low-calorie meal.)
It failed spectacularly.
(Here comes a bowl of dongchimi noodles.)
My goodness.
You eat it with green onion kimchi.
It looks tasty.
It took me four hours to make a dish.
Gook Ju made one in five minutes.
It's tasty, right?
My appetite is restored.
It needs to go in now. That's right.
(It's no longer a low-calorie meal.)
It's no longer a low-calorie meal.
- I am full. - This is a good restaurant.
Which dish makes you say that?
- All dishes. - All dishes.
I thought, "She must have worked very hard."
I was touched by how she made the dough herself.
It's not an easy task.
(Which dish was the most memorable?)
- Spring green kimchi. - Salted octopus.
(I can't believe them.)
Salted octopus was tasty.
She is on a diet.
- Gook Ju liked green onion kimchi. - That was the best dish for her.
- What? - Gook Ju chose green onion kimchi.
Green onion kimchi and salted octopus.
Thank you for your hard work.
- It's good to see everyone. - Thank you for the meal.
It's thanks to you that we met up.
Gook Ju, do you know that Sleepy and I were on a blind date?
(What did you say?)
(He made my heart flutter.)
- For goodness' sake. - Calm yourself.
Don't break your cell phone.
(She became upset at the mention of a blind date.)
Really? Is it true?
- It was very awkward. - Did it really happen?
Yes.
- When did this happen? - Calm down.
- Put your cell phone down. - When did this happen?
Put your cell phone down.
No, no.
- I was going to eat it. - You were going to eat it.
- I thought you wanted to throw it. - Don't stop me from eating.
I thought you wanted to throw it.
Gook Ju was very flustered.
I thought you wanted to throw it.
- You wouldn't do that to food. - No.
I don't mind the blind date. It happened before he married me.
- Of course - Then it doesn't matter.
Hye Jin is the one at fault.
- Why did she bring it up? - She can't keep her mouth shut.
The blind date happened a long time ago.
Everyone has gone on a blind date.
- Calm down. - I have gone on a blind date, too.
- Should I reveal everything? - My goodness.
I won't sit idly by.
The man she is flirting with doesn't have a clean record either.
- Stop it. - Why should I?
- Keep it to yourself. - I haven't even started.
I will scold Sleepy if I go home in this mood.
- What is wrong with you? - For goodness' sake.
For goodness' sake.
You should help her from now on. I am done.
They say you shouldn't expose one's fart of a past.
I thought you were telling me that I farted.
(Don't expose the past.)
You finished a jar of salted octopus that day.
Wasn't it salty?
Her place has delicious salted octopus.
(She teases Hye Jin.)
(I Live Alone)
(It's a lazy afternoon at Hyun Moo's house.)
Gosh, you smell bad, Wilson.
(Running water)
Do you want hot water?
(Do you want hot water?)
All right.
What are you doing?
I have been with Rainbow Club for about three years.
During that time, the club came to have a mascot.
He used to be so clean.
Seriously. Wilson has been to different countries.
- That's right. - He has been to LA and Turkey.
He's punching him.
He even went to the mountain.
(Wilson has always been with the program.)
Hello.
It became dirty on its way to Turkey.
Wilson smells.
It has been smelly for a while.
I realized that we didn't give it enough love.
That's why I wanted to show my love.
I always take a bath in this position after work.
It's so dirty.
You are dirty.
I always take a bath with my head on this side.
(It's nice.)
You are so dirty.
Your feet are dark.
Do you walk?
Why are your feet dark?
Your underarms are a mess. It looks like you have hair.
- For goodness' sake. - He is dirty.
Here comes the detergent.
This feels weird.
This feels like a scene from "Public Enemy".
Sit down.
(The water continues to run in the bathroom.)
My goodness.
(A twisted love...)
(lead to a tragic end.)
(How did we...)
(come to this?)
I shouldn't have started.
For goodness' sake.
(Washing a doll)
It looks scary.
- It won't be easy. - We won't see you...
step on Wilson, will we?
- No way. - It goes beyond your imagination.
He wouldn't step on a friend.
Gosh, the water became murky.
It's unbelievable, right?
The water turned dirty.
This is ridiculous.
- The water turned dirty. - You are so dirty.
My goodness.
I feel like I am washing Lee Si Eon.
I wash myself well.
(Engrossed in his work,)
(he staggers.)
(Running)
Is he a fool?
He seems like a fool.
- You did that on purpose, right? - No, I didn't.
- You did that on purpose, right? - No, I didn't. There is no space.
Gosh, my butt.
It's hot.
I am exhausted.
Your face became flat.
My legs are numb.
He was really dirty.
Stretch, stretch.
- Stretch, stretch. - It looks nice.
(It's hard to stretch Wilson's body.)
I am exhausted.
You were outside and at restaurants.
You have been to Si Eon's house, too.
Hyun Moo is mean.
Look at the color.
You look like you are getting an aromatherapy massage.
This is an aromatherapy massage.
That must feel good.
This is Thai massage.
That must feel good.
(Thank you always, Wilson.)
(You know how I feel, right?)
(He is clean now.)
(Heave-ho)
He became heavy with water.
Did you dislocate his neck? It looks creepy.
- My goodness, why are you so heavy? - He had absorbed water.
- He was very heavy. - It looked scary.
I couldn't lift him up.
What did you do?
You had a big head.
What did you do?
I shouldn't have done this.
It's very hard to wash a doll.
It became heavy after it absorbed water.
How pretty! Your face became clean.
Blow your nose.
You will be able to call yourself a white bear now.
I think I am done.
(Let's go, Wilson.)
(Shouting)
(Throwing on the floor)
Please let us see it again.
- Please let us see it again. - That was hilarious.
What was that?
He became flat.
- A gingerbread man. - He became a gingerbread man.
(He became white, but flat.)
Your stomach is tilting to a side.
You look like sailfin sandfish with roe.
It should move this way. What should I do?
It's not a cushion, is it?
It was exhausting.
My goodness.
(He is drenched in sweat from washing Wilson.)
Let's go out.
- Watching him exhausts me. - Let's get you dry.
There is too much water.
(Groaning)
(He makes strange noises.)
Water continued to come out no matter how much I squeezed.
Water comes out with every squeeze.
- There is so much water. - It's like body fluid.
(Shouting)
- Wilson looks like he is alive. - He is a drunk.
- Don't take him out in that state. - He will flood his house.
Are you peeing?
Why is there so much water?
You are so heavy.
You are heavier than a baby.
- Your face became flushed. - He was very heavy.
(Running over)
(He takes Wilson to a drying rack.)
There you go.
It collapsed.
(Collapsing)
- It collapsed. - It bent.
It bent because of Wilson.
- It bent because of his big head. - I think it broke.
No, stay still.
See? It bent because of his big head.
Gosh, it's cold.
It bent.
I still can't hand clothes on that side.
It broke.
Gosh, it was dislocated.
I feel like I am at a gym.
(He fixed it.)
Oh, no!
(It's destroyed.)
Doesn't it feel like watching a classic comedy movie?
- You're a genius. - It was true slapstick comedy.
It was similar to Charlie Chaplin's.
(There's no other way.)
That's what you should've done.
- Exactly. - You should've done that earlier.
Stay there. You like it, don't you?
(It's a bit uncomfortable.)
Do you see how it keeps dripping?
It's so problematic.
- His pants are all wet. - They got all wet.
(He's soaked.)
Gosh, that's tiring.
(He's drained.)
That was so intense.
Gosh, I thought this would be a piece of cake.
He's so heavy when he's soaked.
My pants are so wet.
(My pants are so wet.)
I should get changed.
Gosh, they're so wet.
- What is that? - I feel so uncomfortable.
- What are you doing? - Are those pants?
- I took them off. - What do you think you're doing?
Gosh.
I can't do this anymore.
(It feels so soft.)
That's much better.
(What is he calling Na Rae for?)
(I'm so tired.)
Hello?
Hello, Na Rae. Where are you?
I'm shopping right now.
Do you remember yagwanmun liquor?
Yes.
(After a shot of yagwanmun liquor,)
(he exerted tremendous amount of strength.)
Oh, gosh.
I miss being that energetic.
I need some of that right now.
People who were there that night drank it all up.
There's nothing left.
I'm not asking for what's left.
If you could give me the number of the person who gave you that...
I'll give you his number, but it's likely that he won't have any.
What do I do then?
You should wait until it gets made.
You just need to wait five years.
(The stuff he drank back then was aged for five years.)
Just give me his number. I'll give him a call.
- I'll text you the number. - Okay.
All right.
It must be rare. Gosh, what do I do?
I should've drunk a lot of it that day.
- It was really tasty. - It was.
(He got the number of the person who makes the liquor.)
"Hyun Moo, cheer up."
"Mr. Broiled Chicken".
- He makes chicken too? - He does.
He must be an expert in making healthy food.
(He makes the call right away.)
- Hello? - Hello.
I'm an entertainer, Jun Hyun Moo.
Oh, hello.
- The yagwanmun liquor... - Yes?
It worked like a charm for me when I had it.
Do you think I could get some of it? What should I do?
The ones I had in storage all got sold.
- Okay. - The rest are all reserved.
Then those ones must go to the people who made the reservation.
Right.
Then you're saying there's nothing left.
That's right.
- There isn't any at the moment. - Okay.
But I could get you some.
Are you saying that I can get one if I place an order?
Not currently, no.
So there's nothing available at the moment?
It seems so.
Here's another example of classic comedy.
Then what should I do to get my hands on it?
You could make some yourself.
You should buy dried yagwanmun.
Do they have that in traditional markets?
You're going to make it yourself?
- That's the only solution I have. - They should have it there.
All I need to do is brew it with the dried yagwanmun?
That's right. Just fill one third of the bottle with yagwanmun.
I just need to fill it up with soju, right?
There's a specific kind of liquor you can buy for brewing liquor.
- That's right. - I see.
The fermenting process...
- takes about six months to a year. - That's way too long.
So it would take a year from now to get a taste of it?
That's correct.
He isn't a computer, is he?
I'll let you know how it went after a year.
Okay, thank you.
- All right, bye. Thank you. - Bye.
(He acquired the brewing method over the phone.)
I should get going.
(It slides down.)
(Let's go.)
(He's off to purchase some yagwanmun.)
(I don't feel well either.)
(Gyeongdong Market)
- He went there after all. - Gyeongdong Market is nice.
- They've got all sorts of herbs. - It was fantastic.
There's ginseng.
- I'll buy three packs of it. - Three?
It works like magic.
- My goodness. - What are you here for?
It's something I'm too embarrassed to mention.
- What is it? - Yagwanmun.
Oh, is that right?
- Hello. - I'm sorry.
- Get yourself a lot of it. - Okay.
That's funny.
I must look very weak.
3 each of these, and 2 of those.
(His hands are full.)
Good.
(He gets cooking.)
This just looks like grass.
That's aromatic.
One third, was it? Let's see.
He said I shouldn't put in so much of it.
I put way too much in.
He's already energetic as he is.
This will be too much.
1, 2, 3.
(He carefully pours in the liquor.)
Here you go.
It's going to fill up the whole bottle.
Gosh, look at that.
(The second bottle gets prepared.)
(He's focused.)
(Glancing)
I poured more in without realizing since this one is mine.
I'll put in another handful.
Just one more handful
- Why are you putting so much in? - Because it's for me.
- That's way too much. - Gosh.
There's almost no room for alcohol.
Gosh, I'm so greedy. I'm a greedy man.
(It's full.)
(He put way much more in his.)
- Look at the difference. - What are you doing?
(You can definitely tell the difference.)
Is this too much?
- In that case... - The change is so noticeable.
I'll give you another handful.
Here you go, Mr. Kim.
(He gives Yong Geon one more handful.)
(They look almost the same now.)
All right. Now for the members in their 30s.
This one's for Si Eon.
- The bottle looks so much smaller. - There you go.
It does.
I'm always worried about Kian84.
Next one is for Hyun Min.
(These bottles are of different size too.)
These are for the ladies.
Weren't the ones from before for us?
Those are way too small.
You can carry them when you go out.
- Gosh. - What are you talking about?
It looks smaller than a coffee cup.
It does.
- It looks like a baby bottle. - It's size grande.
It's so small.
- This is for Na Rae. - Isn't it cute?
I think that one will take at least two years to age.
All right.
(He's preparing something.)
(He's going to write down the dates.)
"Until the day ugly people are also welcome at Na Rae Bar".
There's no discrimination at my bar.
Until the day Man Sik is welcome too.
(Man Sik and Si Eon wanted to visit Na Rae Bar.)
(They got rejected.)
(He puts his heart into it.)
Hye Jin.
If you lower your standards by just 3cm,
you can get married three years sooner.
All right. Nice.
That's nice. I should take a picture.
Why does this keep falling off?
Hye Jin is such a troublemaker.
- Gosh. - She's so stubborn.
Lower your standards, please.
Lower them.
(I was always there...)
(behind you.)
(Lower your standards.)
Lower them.
(Lower your standards.)
(She's way out of my league.)
I should open my mouth wide when I take selfies.
(Energetic)
Okay.
(How does it feel to have made yagwanmun liquor?)
I'm not generally interested in alcohol.
I was never interested in homemade alcohol.
People would brag about how much their homemade alcohol is aged.
I didn't get those people at all. I mean, it's just liquor.
Now I know what they feel like.
- You know now, right? - Yes.
I know what they must have felt like.
It must've felt so good to hand them out as gifts.
I felt so proud already while making them.
To think of it now, I think it was my first time...
giving away to other members.
- May I come in? - Yes, come in.
Thank you.
- Mr. Kim. - Hi.
- Aren't you busy? - No, not at all.
- You went to see Mr. Kim. - It's Mr. Kim.
I went to Ilsan.
He's super busy because he's filming a drama.
- Your place is the same. - Of course it is.
- Where should I put this? - What is it?
- It's an herbal liquor. - Herbal liquor?
- It's called the Night Gate. - Night Gate?
- Yes. - That means I should...
open the gate at night. But I opened it in the afternoon.
Goodness.
Well, it does make you open doors at night.
- The color changed. - No way.
- Can I have it? - It's heavy.
It changes color every day.
- Does it? - Yes.
- It changes color over time. - You're always "Young Gun"!
- For your health. - Thanks.
- I'll put it up here. - Okay.
I'll put it here.
- It looks good, doesn't it? - Yes.
- I haven't been here in so long. - I know.
I'm planning on moving to Seoul soon.
- Where? - I'll go to Seoul.
I'll move to a neighborhood where my kids live.
- That's good. - It'll be nice.
If you move closer to Jung Woo,
you'll see him often. You'll stroll the Han River park.
He has dogs.
- Jung Woo does? - Yes.
Do you want to see the pictures?
- It's so cute. - This one grew big.
What's its name?
It's Ddang Chil.
- Ddang Chil. - Ddang Chil.
- Did Jung Woo name it? - Yes.
This Bichon Frise is called Boksil.
At night it'll be hard to tell which end is its face.
My friends and colleagues have...
their grandchildren's pictures in their phones.
But I only have his dogs' pictures.
I wonder about them if I don't hear from him about them.
Once you move, they'll come over to your place.
- I'll be right next door. - They'll visit.
I'll play with them when I move.
You should be playing with your grandchildren.
He doesn't seem like he wants to get married.
What do you think?
Me? No.
I'm talking about Jung Woo.
Jung Woo?
- No, he doesn't. - He thought it was about him.
He thought I was asking him.
I think it'll be nice to move to Seoul.
I'm looking forward to it.
But I've lived here for so long.
You'll miss it after you move.
It doesn't feel real. I feel a bit sad.
I have to clean this place up.
My clothes will be a problem.
- Your clothes. - Yes.
How much clothes do you have?
- They're just everywhere. - Are they?
- You'll have to organize them. - I keep all the old clothes.
Where are your clothes?
They're all here. Do you want to see them?
- I'll show you. - I just want to see.
Why did you want to see them?
I'm interested in fashion. I just wanted to see.
I have something for you.
- I was just kidding. - No, just wait.
- Hyun Moo, I'll give you this. - It's okay.
- Take this. - It's okay.
- It's all right. - It's brand new.
- Take your jacket off. - It's fine.
- Try it. - Okay.
I will.
(He's gotten very greedy about clothes lately.)
Isn't it cute?
What do you think?
Do you like it?
- It's nice. - Great.
- Isn't it pretty? - Isn't it?
That's nice.
- I don't have anymore. - No, it's okay.
Stop.
No, it's okay.
Try this. This one is nice too.
- No. - Try it.
- Just try. - Okay, I'll just try.
He always says he'll only try.
He has a great fashion sense.
(He keeps trying things on.)
- Isn't that nice? - Goodness.
That's his jacket?
- That one's pretty. - Isn't it?
You look great in anything.
- Try this. - Okay.
- I'm really okay. - Go ahead.
This one looks good. Blue is better.
This is better than the red one.
- Which one do you want? - Which one is better?
Both look good on you.
- I feel bad. - It's fine.
If you're throwing these out, I'll take them. But you still...
Okay. I'll throw it out.
- Mr. Kim is awesome. - He's cute.
- Now he'll have to take it. - They suit you well.
- These are so pretty. Thank you. - You're welcome.
- I was just kidding. - You're lucky.
I'm sorry.
Don't say that.
- Thank you. - No problem.
- I'm so grateful. - Don't mention it.
Take care.
- I'll see you again. - Okay.
- I'll visit with other friends. - All right.
Well...
(Sliding)
You seem disappointed.
Si Eon.
Here.
- Look at the color. - Gosh.
- Nice. - Goodness.
New Yorkers carry tumblers.
You'll give us something smaller than this, won't you?
- For fashionable folks... - It's because I'm old.
I'll give you Night Gate tumbler.
Goodness.
Look. It holds quite a bit.
I can drink this at one go.
- At one go? - Yes.
I'll give you more once you finish it.
- Thank you. - You're welcome.
- Thank you. - No problem.
(Next week!)
(It's 200th episode!)
(Rainbow Club members dress up fabulously.)
(They go on a trip to Jeju Island as a 4-year anniversary.)
(Find the hidden treasure!)
(Please, let's find at least one.)
(Their clothes get torn.)
(Is this a start of a relationship?)
(This is how Rainbow Club members have fun.)
(This is what happens when they get drunk.)
(And...)
(the one whom we've been waiting for is here!)
(You'll regret it if you miss the 4-year anniversary special.)