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- (Narration) A summer weather starting off with the scorching sun.
The fight with the heat has begun.
- Hey Kyung-gyu.
It seems to be around 35 degrees out here.
- Yes, it's hot. - Isn't it so?
Where is this place?
- This is Dongtan.
- Dongtan New Town?
- That's right. Dongtan New Town.
- This place is famous.
- It is. - It comes out a lot on the news.
The parks are very well organized here.
- It's very clean.
- It's a new park.
- It's luxurious.
Luxurious.
This is the S electronics.
- I went there before for a shooting.
It's huge.
- Look at the students there.
- Hello.
- Look at them.
-those youth.
- They're objects of conversation.
All of them.
Objects for communication.
- Give them a mouth kiss, Kyung-gyu.
They caught it.
Have you seen
Let's Eat Dinner Together?
Did you?
- Is it them?
Those hip-hop guys?
- Ah~.
It is. - Who are they?
- Swag.
Get it.
- Gary?
- My friends.
- Who? - Hip-hop boy.
- Are your friends all gangsters?
- He's one of WINNER. - WINNER?
- We went together on 'New Journey to the West'.
You've brought someone from your other show.
- What?
- Isn't that Hyung-don?
- Jeong Hyung-don?
- Is that him?
Is it all four of them?
- Two are our staff.
They're awkward.
- Okey dokey yo.
- Stop being awkward.
Can't you do better?
Act better.
- It's really a tough job.
They didn't do anything wrong.
It's an extreme job.
- I'm tired.
- You should have just passed by. Hey, swag.
How've you been?
- Yo, man.
- (Narration) Wangbampang rapper Jeong Hyung-don.
Rapper of WINNER, Song Min-ho.
- Do you two do a program together? - No.
- This is unexpected.
Both of you together.
- It's because we're similar.
- In what way?
- I used to be really fat when I was young.
- You lost weight?
- I tired hard.
- When were you the heaviest?
- During my freshman years.
- How much?
- I was 90kg.
- What is that.
That's not fat.
- You reached 90?
IQ?
- No.
90kg.
- It's really Hyung-don.
- This is Min-ho?
- Who is this?
- Min-ho. It's before he lost weight.
- This is in my middle school.
- Oh, okay.
I really do see the big picture.
Hyung-don is here in Dongtan for a different reason.
- Why? - He used to go to this S company.
That's the connection.
Good job, all our staff.
- No, I don't really have connections with Dongtan.
I used to work in Giheung.
- It's the same thing.
- When I used to work here, it was all farmland over here
so I didn't expect it to develop this much.
- Whenever we were shooting 'Our Neighborhood Variety Sports'.
The company itself was a city.
There were several tens of thousands of families living there.
They had different building numbers.
- We can have a long opening today.
We're in the shade.
We can stand as well.
I can just rest while talking.
- We definitely need the lid.
- I remember this most when I did the
shooting with Hyung-don.
The employees then would have become promoted much more.
They all remembered Hyung-don from his days here.
- That's because I was the only person who quit the job then.
They all are still working there.
- That's right.
It's a permanent job.
- They're still working there.
I have all those connections, so
I think we'll be done right away here.
- That could be true.
- Many people live here
- Stop overacting.
- I killed it.
I didn't know what it was.
- Stop overacting, look at this.
- Do you know who he is?
- Do you know me? - I do.
WINNER.
- Really?
- I asked him.
Who that rascal is.
- Rascal?
Do you know any of our songs?
- What? - Do you know our songs?
- Why do I need to know?
- I was going to...
I was going to introduce them to you.
- Show me.
- I like you~.
Really really really~.
- What?
- (Narration) Will Kyung-gyu be able to accept Min-ho's feelings?
- We song that song a lot in 'Knowing Bros'.
- What?
- Mussels, mussels, mussels.
Red beans, red beans.
- Wangbampang.
- Wangbampang
- Skate, skate, skate.
- Is he a resident?
- Don't mind him.
- He's very distracting.
- Keep talking. Skate, skate.
- Try the song.
- Then I'll sing the chorus.
- You two are close.
- But this is really...
- Yo, yo, Yorkshire terrier.
- Let's Have Dinner Together.
- Hey, swag.
Get in.
I've never tried it live.
Mussels, mussels, mussels.
Wangbampang, wangbampang.
Mussels, mussels, mussels.
Wangbampang, wangbampang.
- He has such a good diction. - That's true.
He's great.
- (Narration) A spoon has been handed out to these swagger people.
- This is... - Try rapping it out.
In a rap tone.
- Yo.
Have dinner together at Dongtan.
- Let's Have Dinner Together in Dongtan.
- Okay.
- With Hyung-don.
Leggo, leggo. - Leggo.
- Let's go.
- Leggo, leggo. - Let's go.
- You should explain what this is first.
What is this...
- (Narration) Dongtan-dong, Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do.
The largest new town in Korea, Dongtan.
There is Dongtan Central Park as majestic as New York Central Park
which gives a environment-friendly atmosphere to the city.
What will the dinner in Dongtan be like.
Let's Have Dinner Together the 34th episode.
Show me the Dinner.
- This place has changed a lot.
What town is this?
- This place is very similar to Dongbaek.
Dongbaek used to be a new town as well.
- I don't know about Dongbaek,
but we went to Baekhyun-dong before.
The retail building.
The first floors are shops, and the upper floors are houses.
- Like a multiplex.
- Is this the retail building?
- They rent retail shops and live upstairs.
- They build new towns like this nowadays.
- I would like to cook some clams here with Hyung-don and discuss.
- This and that!
- You seem to be aiming for a trendy phrase?
- That's not it, I went to a meeting yesterday.
He was a bit old.
He told me while drinking.
"Sir, while we talk about 'this and that'..."
That's when it hit me.
This can catch on.
I have to start it.
- Push with it. - Push.
That's why I'm focusing on this.
- We can talk here in Dongtan about...
- 'This and that'.
Let's talk about a lot.
- Hey, isn't that S electronics?
- Is that the company building? - That's right.
- I don't see any windows.
- That place is a line for manufacture.
The line can't have windows.
There is where they produce semiconductors.
- That comes up on the news. - That's right.
- Anti-pollution.
Isn't that all organic with the masks. All organic.
Organic air.
- This isn't a farm. - Is it air without insecticides?
- It's where all the most advanced technology is accumulated.
- Kyung-gyu, you know living one day without semiconductors?
I hear it's extremely difficult.
- You can't live like that nowadays. - You can't.
- Not nowadays.
- Doesn't it include the cellphone?
- Cellphone, camera.
- Hair driers.
- Really?
- Huh? - Are you sure?
- I think it just uses battery...
- Semiconductors are for memories. - You just need electricity.
- You can have memories in there?
- Memory.
- He's thinking the wrong memory.
- Memories~.
- Memories can go in?
- This is humor.
You can't know what he really is.
- He's the same.
He pretends to know it all.
- And he keeps disregarding me.
He does that a lot to me.
- Doesn't he call you stupid?
- Were you like this?
- Don't blab about it.
- I didn't know.
- Hyung-don used to work in S electronics.
70% of the people here should be employees. - That's right.
It should be almost 100%.
- They have dinner at company cafeteria.
- They still have family.
- They have three shifts per day, Day, SW, and GY
So more than 60% eats dinner at home.
Only 30% eats at work.
- At the cafeteria. - That's right.
Early work.
- You're the first guest to know so much about the town.
- He used to be an employee. - That's right.
Office.
- Hello.
- Where..?
- Do you live here?
- No.
We work at S company.
- Do you? - Are they students?
- Employees.
- Oh they're all S employees.
The employee cards have changed.
- Do you know that Hyung-don used to work here?
- Yes, I do.
- It's not a big deal.
- At least you're a senior.
- When did you get employed?
- This year.
- 2017?
- I'm a new employee.
- Do you know Saga?
- Saga? - Saga.
Wow, they don't.
- Is it gone?
- I'm an assistant director.
- When did you start working?
- 1992.
- You're 2 years earlier than I am.
- He's a senior by 2 years.
- Where are you taking these people?
- Dinner.
- It's not even 4:30 yet.
- We're running on autonomous work.
- It's not by groups?
- We just need to fill 8 hours. - Filling up 8 hours?
- We come and leave early for work.
- It doesn't look so autonomous right now.
- It seems they're being dragged into it.
- It's because they're nervous, we have a very free environment.
- Is that so? - In which department do you work in?
- In T technology team.
Memory.
- Which team?
- We're working on both D memory and flash.
- Both?
In the end?
- Do you normally eat in the cafeteria,
or back at home?
- Usually at work.
- It really tastes good.
- The company cafeteria?
- How much is it now. It was 300 KRW when I was there.
- It's 3000 KRW now.
- 10 times more.
- A long time has passed.
- Anyways, have a great meal.
Thank you.
- Thank you.
- Let's go up to the gate.
- The entrance?
Why are you surprised?
- They were building line 7 when I was there, and there were 20,000 people.
- So there should be 50,000 now.
- At least 50,000 employees.
- It was line 6 then?
- (Narration) Hyung-don feels nostalgic
looking at the changed company.
- I want to go in.
- (Narration) He turns back his trails
with only his nostalgia left.
- Hello, princess.
She's so pretty.
- Hello. - Hi.
- What grade are you in?
- 4th. - 4th grade.
- What about your sister. - I'm in 1st grade.
- Are you 8 years old?
Did you see me in TV? - Yes.
- What is my name?
Think carefully.
- Yoo Toong.
- Me.
Youtuber.
- Where are you going.
- Home.
- Right now?
- What time do you eat dinner?
- Normally around 7.
- Does you father work? - Yes.
- Where.
- It's really around 90%.
- Here.
- You're so pretty.
- What kind of adult will you be?
- Is it a hard question?
- I want to be an idol.
- She wants to be an idol.
- You want to be an idol? - A singer.
Then you have to sing well.
This guy here is an idol.
WINNER.
- I'm an idol.
- He's from WINNER.
- Is he always like this?
Just talking to strangers?
- It goes on for 30 minutes.
- Look here.
And Kyung-gyu in the back.
Cheese.
Kyung-gyu, cheese. Smile.
They're children.
Our future.
Please smile, Kyung-gyu.
Alright.
Let's take a look.
Isn't it nice?
- You didn't do anything, and you look bad.
Because of Ho-dong.
- Isn't that right?
I just stood here.
I didn't do anything.
- Bye.
- Goodbye.
- Bye. - Goodbye.
- Dream big. - Okay.
- This is a memory for the child.
- He's started again.
- As time passes by, Kyung-gyu.
- I told Kim Yeong-cheol to choose what
phrases Ho-dong says the most.
- What is it?
- It's over here.
How old are you?
Do you know who I am?
You should know me.
You don't?
Am I cute?
How old are you, princess?
Hello. How old are you?
Did you see me on TV?
Who am I?
Do you like me?
13 year olds like me.
- (Narration) His lack of conversational
skills have been revealed by Yeong-cheol.
- Let's go ask.
Let's go in.
Hello.
Can I ask you something?
- Hello. - We're here for a shooting.
- Hello.
- Can we sit down?
- How do people live?
In an apartment or a resident.
- 10% live in residential buildings.
- Really?
Then around 90% will be living in an apartment.
- Apartments and complex buildings.
- How much is the land here?
- He's like Kyung-gyu.
That's what he asks in a real estate.
- It's over 10 million KRW per unit area.
- It's more than that.
- It's around 10 million for land only.
- So around 13~14 million?
- That's right. If you build on it.
- 13~15?
- What kind of people usually live here?
- Usually they're couples in their 30s.
- Married couple? - Yes.
- What about S employees.
- They live a lot here.
- It's nearly 90%.
- Is this from 'Let's have Dinner Together'?
- Yes.
- Then you should visit the town house over there.
- Where is it?
- You're over here on the map. - Over here.
- It's really big.
- This place where the town houses are gathered up together.
- This is like a strategy discussion.
- How big is Dongtan compared to Bundang?
- If you add up all the areas in Dongtan, it's about the same as Bundang.
- The size of Bundang.
- Where is Kiheung S electronics?
It's over there. - There is one in Hwaseong and Kiheung.
- Hyung-don was accepted here even before he graduated high school.
- I was on the first block.
Here.
- He came up over here even before
he graduated high school.
- I came here during my junior year.
S electronics was here.
And it was all farm over here.
Everywhere.
- You're so dumb.
- I should have bought the land.
- If you used all your money to buy land here.
- I wouldn't even need to be on this show.
- You would have at least not have suffered panic disorder.
- I could have even bought an airport.
- (Narration) If he had known just then.
- We'll let you finish by 6.
- What? - It starts at 6:30.
- We'll let you finish by 6:30.
- They all talk like you in the start.
That they'll accomplish it. - It's hard.
- Su-geun was also very surprised.
- Hello. I'm Jang Su-won.
- Who's Jang Su-won?
- I'm sorry, ma'am.
Thank you.
- They were like "What!"
"Get out!"
- That's harsh.
- You have to be happy. - I have medicine.
- He has medicine.
- I do too.
- If you're shocked, then take one.
- People with panic disorders always bring medication.
Do you feel anxious without it?
- Of course. - Yes, I have to take it
- What if you grow immune?
- There's nothing like that.
- Think of it as food. - That's right.
- You're using fancy words.
- Of course, immune, of course.
Of course I know the word. - It's a difficult word.
- Write it down.
- Oh, your memory.
- (Narration) They're both dull, but that's why they go well together.
- Wow, this place.
- Mino, leggo, leggo.
- Leggo.
- He's so unpredictable.
- What do you think?
- That I should react to it well. - Really?
- Kyung-gyu, stop making fun of me.
Stop it.
- You, you. - Stop it, you.
- Isn't that from New Journey to the West?
- You're not going along because you want to.
- Stop it you, you.
Stop it, you.
- (Narration) Another robot to respond to Ho-dong has appeared.
- Kyung-gyu.
- It's been going on for a year and a half.
- Let's rest for a while.
I lost a lot of energy.
- I'm tired.
- I should take medicine.
- What are you taking?
- This isn't for panic attacks.
This is for my heart.
- He has two bars in his heart.
- Is that true?
- No, one.
- He says one, Ho-dong.
How can you stick a bar in here.
Do you even know what it is?
Just tell us you don't know.
Don't try to act you know it all in front of Min-ho.
You have to be careful when you take an MRI.
- I know.
- Of course you do.
- Why?
- MRI is taken with a magnetic force and the bar is metal.
Weren't you asking because you wanted to know?
- So?
- Why are you like that when I explain.
- What's an MRI?
- Don't you know MRI?
- What is that?
- What is it short for?
- Do you know?
- I don't, that's why I'm asking.
I don't know anything? - MRI.
My...
My Respect.
- Only I left.
- I love you.
- Swag.
- We might not be able to do it in the commercial buildings.
So lets go to that town.
- (Narration) They are going to the town
house in case they fail.
- The teams are already chosen.
We have one name.
- What? - Min-ho-dong.
Min-ho-dong~.
We are one team challenge.
Stop it, you, you, stop it.
- I feel sorry for you.
- You don't have to take it all.
- You're not even a servant.
It's like a nurse.
- You're a nurse for entertainment. - Nurse for entertainment.
He's receiving everything.
- We chose our team names as well.
- What?
- Lee Hyung.
- What.
Lee Hyung.
- That Hyung.
- Really...
It's good.
Taking someone like this along.
- Leggo, leggo.
- Leggo.
- (Narration) With a collaboration between a patient and nurse for entertainment,
The swagger Min-ho-dong has been born.
- Hello.
I didn't see you there.
Are you in middle school?
- Yes. - Then you should like Ho-dong.
- I've heard that before. - That phrase.
- It seems to have an order.
- Is that right?
- What's the next phrase?
- Is Hyung-don cuter, or me?
- Both are cute.
- Both?
- Here it is.
Cute.
- (Narration) The shallow conversation that doesn't prove Yeong-cheol wrong.
- This is Dongtan New Town.
- Why is it called Dongtan?
- I'm not sure. - Because it's on the east.
Like Gangnam and Gangbuk, isn't it Dongtan and Namtan?
- Seotan and Buktan too? - That's right.
- You have a great partner.
- Just like Gangnam and Gangseo.
- What is that.
- Ho-dong really takes people who are dumber than him.
That's how he feels satisfied.
- I'm envious.
- Swag.
- Leggo leggo.
- They're looking.
- Get it.
- Let's get it.
- He's picking up all the mess Ho-dong has made
and recycling them for himself.
- I think that's the town house.
- It's pretty.
- Those are residential buildings,
Do you know duplex houses? - Is that a duplex house?
- It was in trend for a while.
- (Narration) Unlike Dongtan 1-dong, which
has complex buildings near S Electronics
nano city, Dongtan 2-dong is comprised of
well-organized residential buildings.
Along with the international school that was in the drama 'The Inheritors,'
This place is full of prestige schools.
- This place feels like Ilsan.
- It does.
- Madu-dong in Ilsan.
This has a great city plan.
- Really.
- It's so pretty. - It's a great neighborhood.
- I want to live here.
- The complex building in 1-dong
and the town house in 2-dong are completely different.
- They are. - Right?
- That looks good.
- What is that?
- Cheese.
- It is? - Cheese.
- Are you going to eat it all?
Give me a bite.
- Stop stealing.
- Don't you know him?
- How long have you lived here?
- It's been a year.
- How much is it here?
- The price...
- You don't have to answer.
- I think you bought it for 7~8 mil KRW per area.
It should be around 10 now.
- So it should be around 800~900?
1 billion if expensive. - 30% from the bank.
- The interest rate should be 2%.
- Are they right?
- So around 300 million KRW. - No, it's totally wrong.
- Does the father work in S Electronics?
- No, he retired from there.
- He did? - But he worked before?
- Yes.
- It's really good. - Did you live in an apartment before?
- We lived here and there.
- It's much more comfortable in a residence
since there's no noise from upstairs.
- Yes, it's good.
- Isn't it nice for the kids? - Yes.
- Thank you.
The town house is really similar to Madu-dong and Baekhyun-dong.
- It is.
- I really like this place.
If we have barbeque here.
- That's swag.
- You'll still only eat it once a year. - Really?
- You're so pessimistic.
- Apartment all the way.
- I live in a residence.
It's good for the kids.
- Basically, yes.
- They run around a lot.
- I envy you.
- The village is really pretty.
- I wanted to live somewhere like here.
- It's like this in the countryside in Europe.
- What is this?
- Duplex.
- This is the duplex house. This is what we saw when we came in.
The two houses are stuck together.
Are there two different families?
- They're different households.
2 houses in 1 building.
- It looks like one house.
- It's the first time seeing a duplex house.
- It's superb.
- I'm tired.
- Isn't it tiring?
- I'm hungry. - This is workout.
This is all phytoncide.
- What. - Let's think strategy here.
- Okay.
How do we divide teams?
- I'll bring Min-ho.
- I think... - I'll bring him along.
- He is really helpful for you.
- Swag.
- He recycles your words.
- You look smarter.
When you're with him.
- This kind of person is necessary.
- I'm imagining the two of you walking
here together late at night.
With him at front.
- Teaching him.
- Let's start over from there.
- The complex houses.
- Let's come over here if we fail.
- Isn't it a new town?
Let's start with a new mind.
- Fresh. - Let's Get a Meal Together, ready.
Leggo, leggo.
- Leggo.
- Let's go, leggo.
Dongtan, Let's Get.
- A Meal Together.
- Leggo, leggo.
- What does that mean?
- Let's go. Let's go.
- Really?
- Can't you understand?
Stop it, you, you.
Stop it.
Leggo, leggo.
- (Narration) With a swagger cheer, leggo for some food.
- It's been over 24 hours.
Since I've eaten.
- I'm hungry.
- Rib stew restaurant?
- This place is the typical complex house which has a restaurant in the first floor
and residential houses in the other floors.
- There's a car. Hyung-don.
- Are we really just barging in?
We'll go first.
- There is an interphone. - What?
- They have bells.
Rock, scissors, papers.
Do you want to go first?
- I'll go later.
- What's wrong?
- It's all happening so suddenly. - Make it simple.
- If you win you go first? - That's right.
I wanted to go first.
- Wow, this is for real.
- I'm scared.
I'm scared, Hyung-don.
- Give me some food.
Food!
- This is a fail for you.
- Go?
- Show your face.
Show your face.
That's right.
Your face has to show.
- Here.
- I'll shine your face.
- Hello.
- Who are you talking to?
- Hello, I'm Song Min-ho.
- They haven't answered yet.
He heard wrong. - He's hallucinating.
- They're absent.
- They're not home.
It's time to leave work. For S Electronics.
- This is scary.
- S Electronics usually leaves work at 6.
It's time to take the bus back home.
It's early to be cooking right now.
- Smell this.
- Wow, roasted chicken.
Can't we go there?
I'll buy.
Why do we need to get treated.
I'll buy it.
- What's crazy is that there's restaurants in all the ground floors.
- It makes us hungry. - The smell.
- It makes my stomach crazy.
- I'm going crazy.
- I'm so hungry.
- Eat some air first then.
- Try this to Min-ho.
- Delicious air. - Try it on Min-ho.
- He's the nurse. - That's not it.
There's a doorbell here.
- What do you want to eat the most right now?
- I want to eat roasted clams.
- What kind of house... - There was a restaurant there.
- Are you doing the challenge?
- Try it, Min-ho.
Show your face.
- I'm so hungry.
- What food was the best that you've been treated?
- What I remember are the people.
The people.
- Okay, fine.
- I don't think they're home.
- He's Son Seok-hee of entertainment.
- Ask me.
- What tasted the best?
- Whatever you have, only the people are left in your memories.
- This is going to show.
This is going on the show.
- I'm hungry.
- There's dog sounds there.
- Be quiet.
- There may be people here.
Are all the houses on sale?
- I don't think they've come back home yet.
- Are these all model houses?
- Someone's there.
There's someone.
- Hello.
I'm Song Min-ho of WINNER.
- Yes.
- Do you know? - I know the show, but I've already eaten.
- Have you?
- I'll try harder. Thank you.
- Thank you.
- See you again. - Okay.
- Why would you see them again?
You don't even know them. - It's being thankful.
- You have to know them to see them again.
- Let me ask you something.
What are you trying harder?
- For people to love the show.
- How are you going to see them again.
Don't be so fake.
- No.
This is unique.
- Isn't this like the owner's house?
This seems to be the owner's house.
Owner.
- Ow, ow.
I bumped.
- Someone's inside.
- The owner lives on the top floor.
- Hello. Oh, hi.
Hi.
- Hello.
- I'm comedian Jeong Hyung-don.
Are your parents home? - No.
- They aren't?
Did you have dinner? - Yes.
- Did you really?
- Yes.
- Why?
I was hungry. - Hi.
- Can you throw us some food?
I'm so hungry.
- He's an elementary school kid.
- Sorry, goodbye.
- You try, Min-ho. - Min-ho.
- Leggo, leggo.
- Here.
- I think it will go well.
This...
- Which floor?
- Move, move. - I pressed wrong.
- You only get one try.
One time is over.
- Hyung-don.
- Error, error. It's the end.
- Is it a foreign person?
- Why are we so unlucky.
- Song Min-ho.
- Yes?
- Hello.
I'm Song Min-ho from WINNER. Nice to meet you.
- I know you.
- Do you?
- What do I do. - Excuse me?
- My son comes back at home at 8, so we eat then.
- Oh, at 8?
- Yes. Oh, Hyung-don looks hungry.
Look at him. What do I do.
- Excuse me.
Can't you think of me as a son
and eat early for me?
- What do I do.
- Ma'am.
- Come by our house if there's nowhere that accepts you by 8.
- Oh at 8? - Yes.
7:50 is fine, too.
- 7:50?
- That's a relief. - Thank you.
- Thank you.
- See you again.
- Yes, thank you. - Thank you.
- Why do you keep saying that when you didn't meet her.
- It means as viewers.
- Let's get this straight.
We'll come here at 7:50.
- If we can't find one. - Here?
We were the ones who found it.
- What is that? - Wait.
- Then you should have pressed it.
Oh my.
- Kicking while recording.
- I really do it.
- I was really surprised.
Really.
- Move, move.
- That is a shame.
- What time is it?
There they are.
- Thank you.
I'll see you at 7:50.
- It's us.
- Huh?
- It's too bright.
- I smell something delicious.
- It's chicken.
- It's the smell of chicken.
- Jinx!
- There's so much food here out in the complex houses.
- Nobody's home.
- I guess they didn't come back home yet.
I'll be back soon.
- Where? - Keep on with the work.
I'll be back soon.
- Huh?
- Where's he going?
- That house.
7:50.
- He's trying to cheat.
- You're such a good actor.
- I thought he had a panic attack.
- I thought so too. - We know.
- That was so sudden.
- We'll hand over the 7:50 house.
- Is it time to come back home?
Or maybe they didn't come back
since they company's close.
- Many people could be eating in the cafeteria.
- Who is it?
- Hello.
This is Jeong Hyung-don.
- Hyung-don?
- Yes.
Hello.
- Yes.
- Give me some food.
- Is this Let's Get a Meal Together?
- Huh?
How did you...
We just cleaned up.
- No!
Why did you?
You're lying.
Did you finish eating?
- I just did the dishes.
- You did the dishes?
What do I do.
- They're all eating early.
- Thank you, ma'am.
- Thank you. - See you again.
- Yes, thank you.
- When will you see them?
- As viewers.
- Goodbye.
- I'm sorry.
I became so agitated.
- I think she'll be sorry.
- This show is tough.
- We can't interfere with their meals.
- We don't interfere with their lifestyles.
- Respect.
- We're just getting on board, not changing anything.
- You come over here.
- No.
- It's not my turn.
- It's our turn now.
- No, hey.
- How dare you.
- Did you stand here or not?
You stood here, didn't you.
- They knew it wouldn't work.
- Hello.
I'm comedian Jeong Hyung-don.
- Oh, hello. - Hello.
Now... - This is cheating.
- Did you have dinner?
- We were about to...
- This is cheating.
- Hello. I'm Lee Kyung-gyu.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Can Hyung-don and I go in and have dinner
together and talk about this and that?
- (Narration) Will she accept them?
- This and that.
Is it available?
Excuse me?
- Excuse me, let me ask my husband.
- Yes, yes, of course.
- It's our turn...
- You stood here first. - You were...
- Yes.
- Excuse me?
- Finished.
- It's okay. Okay, okay.
- Yes, I think it'll be okay.
- This is cheating.
It's all recorded.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Hey Hyung-don. The viewers will decide...
- We'll be up there soon. - This is a disgrace for our fans.
- They'll be all over you.
- He knew it wouldn't work and put Min-ho there.
- As if I'm an object.
- Take responsibility for that.
- This is what I think.
Umm...
Let me eat, you.
I'm about to die. - Okay, okay.
- We just altered the order.
- But you still put Min-ho there.
- You were there 5 seconds first.
- I was wondering why he put Min-ho there.
- I really think that was inappropriate.
- That's amazing skills.
Min-ho was an object for a while.
We don't have time now.
We have to go now, Hyung-don.
- How can this happen.
They're really giving us food.
- Have a great meal.
Have a great meal.
- Really, really, really.
- Go and talk about this and that.
- (Narration) Thanks to Min-ho's concession,
The panic brothers are able to have a meal.
- Oh, wow.
How can this happen.
What do I do.
This is so touching. - That's right.
- Hello.
- Wow, he's handsome.
Can we go in?
- May we go in?
- My wife is too comfortable right now.
- Is she cleaning up?
- She's changing clothes.
- Thank you.
What do I do.
How can I be so touched by one meal.
This is amazing.
They actually let you in.
Huh?
- Oh, hello.
Oh no.
- May we go in?
Oh, it's kids.
- (Narration) They go into happy dinner somewhere in Dongtan.
- Nice to meet you. - It's quite cramped here.
- It's fine. - Nice to meet you.
- So cute.
- What's her name?
- Song Su-ah.
Hello, Su-ah.
- She's not crying.
Babies usually cry a lot. - She's grabbing me hard instead.
- She's nervous right now.
- There are so many new faces. - That's right.
What did you prepare, ma'am? For dinner.
- We were a bit sick, so we prepared chicken stew.
- I knew I smelled chicken.
- I thought I smelled valley.
- I know.
I smelled chicken stew.
Where is the chicken?
- Already. - We're preparing it now.
- They're cooking the chicken in a rice cooker.
- That's right.
15 minutes left.
- We were just in time.
Where do you go to work?
- S Electronics.
- S Electronics? - Yes.
- I knew it.
- Do you do office work?
- No, I'm working shifts. - Shift days.
- Day.
- Day shifts work from 6 am to 2 pm.
That's why they're eating right now.
Because he has to leave early.
- I don't eat much, but my wife's sick.
- Really?
Where are you sick?
- I've got fatigue.
- Do you know Hyung-don used to work here?
- Yes, I do.
- I came in 1994. - You're famous.
- I'm the only person who quit there.
- When did you start work?
- May 5, 1994 until...
October 15, 2000.
- You worked for quite a while.
- He did.
- I ran shifts too.
- Do you work as well?
- No, I'm concentrating on raising the child.
- Raising the child.
- Did you meet at work?
- No, we were campus couples in Daegu.
- Oh, CCs.
How long have you seen each other?
- We've dated for 6 years, and married for 2 years.
- 8 years.
Did you come here for work?
- Yes.
- I used to work in Gumi, but I came here
with my husband after we married.
- L Electronics?
- L.
- It's a meeting between L and S Electronics.
The best two of our IT industry.
- L is great too.
- I'm regretting a bit too.
- Yes, it's a great job.
- For the husband.
- It can't be helped, since we're married. - That's right.
- Why did you have the chicken today?
- We can't guarantee the taste, though.
It's my first time.
- We're very concerned about the side dishes.
- There's no need.
We can just have whatever. - That's right.
- Even a small sip of chicken stew...
- The smell is great.
- Is it your first time cooking chicken?
- No, it's our first time on a rice cooker.
- What is inside? - Chicken and shiitake mushrooms.
And more.
- You two look very kind.
- Yes, that's what I've experienced so far.
They're all so nice.
- We didn't plan on opening up for you.
- Huh?
- But I saw the show often.
You looked so exhausted.
- That is so kind, they thought of us.
That is so warm.
- Last week.
- Is that okay?
Isn't there only supposed to be steam?
Does water usually come out?
- It's exploded.
Did it explode?
- Come over here, Su-ah.
- I should go over.
- It's their first time.
- (Narration) The family is flustered by the sudden explosion.
- Come over here, baby.
The baby should come over hear from the heat.
- I'll handle it.
- Keep the baby from the hot water.
- Uncle.
Uncle.
- It's really amazing.
- So good.
- She's not crying.
Why aren't you crying?
Babies cry a lot.
- Pull out the cord.
- I think I should pull it out.
- I should pull it out.
- Let's pull it out.
Cool it down.
- Perhaps... - I think it's because I did it.
- We'll handle it.
I'll do it. - It's okay, I can do it.
- I'm embarrassed.
Not yet.
- Why?
- Is it okay?
Should we open it?
It's okay, but we have no soup.
- Hyung-don, the chicken stew has no soup in it.
- No soup?
- There is no soup in it.
- The soup is the main part.
- It's just chicken.
- Just chicken?
- Just chicken.
- We were too greedy.
- Does the husband cook often?
- No, while I'm tired once in a while.
-to help.
- He was aiming to help.
- I'll fill it up.
- Wow, why won't she cry?
- This...
- My kids cry a lot.
Hello.
Smile.
Let's see your teeth.
Wow, this is amazing.
- She's so cute.
- She should be crying.
- Look at this. - Wow.
- It's cooked very well.
- Isn't it?
It looks good.
That would go well with salt.
- Smile.
- (Narration) While Kyung-gyu is immersed in the soup-less chicken stew,
Hyung-don is immersed in the 15 month old Su-ah.
- Smile. How many teeth do you have.
Oh, she has two.
That is adorable.
Look at this.
Here.
Look over here. Good, look here.
Here.
Your face is over here.
Why is it here?
Your face is here and here.
What is this?
Your face is over here.
Why is it here?
What is this?
- What is this?
What is this, Su-ah?
- Mom.
Look at this.
- Mom.
Hmm?
Give the baby a microphone.
She talks a lot.
Not there, Su-ah, over here.
Here.
Su-ah. Here, here.
That's right.
Wow.
She's very curious.
I don't remember when my children were like that.
I was so busy then
and couldn't see them for 3~4 weeks.
- How old is your daughter?
- 6.
- Are they twins? - Yes.
This is...
- We have to eat.
- Is that your purpose?
Not to protect her from falling?
Because you have to eat?
- We do have to eat.
I showed too much of my inner desires.
- Should we heat it on the oven?
- What do we do about the soup.
- What about the side dishes?
- Just wait a moment.
- Why are you being so shameless?
Side dishes?
Oh yes.
- It just naturally came out.
- You've become comfortable.
- It's become my daily life.
- Now you say your desires out loud.
- Unconsciously.
Why not more side dishes?
I joke around like this.
Did you make your own kimchi?
- Our parents made the kimchi for us.
- It looks good.
Did you do this yourself?
- Yes, I prepared this yesterday.
- It looks good.
It looks good.
- Wait.
I'll have some sesame on it.
- Oh, to look pretty.
Ma'am.
- Do you like your dad?
- She doesn't.
- She likes her mother.
- She only likes her mom.
- It's because you run shifts.
- I think so too.
- Do you want to try?
Say yes.
- Yes. - Good.
Ah~.
Is it good?
Say yes. - Yes.
- You're bossy.
Do you like your dad?
- Say yes.
Do you like your dad?
Say yes.
- She's not saying yes.
She's not.
This is so much.
- It's not much.
- I'm going to show off to Ho-dong.
- (Narration) This is the meal full of love
from Su-ah's family, although it lacks the
soup for chicken stew.
- Now it's time for our mini show.
- Real theater.
Ready.
- Are you ready? - Yes.
- Ready.
Action.
- Are you going to E*erland tomorrow?
- Yes, as a team project.
- After work? - Yes.
- Cut.
Wait.
He's laugh seems fake to me. - It doesn't matter.
Just act normally. - That doesn't look normal.
- He's just awkward.
He'll do better soon.
Don't cut it as your own.
How dare you take that from me.
- It's supposed to be real theater.
- Let's go again.
Eat some chicken.
Ready, action.
- Are you going to E*erland tomorrow?
- Yes.
- Cut.
Stop going to E*erland.
- He says he wants to go.
- It's nothing to laugh about.
It's not funny.
- That's how they have a conversation.
- Let's go again. Ready, action.
- Your father called just now.
- He wanted me to go home this Sunday.
- Do we need anything for Su-ah?
- I think we just need the chair and milk for her.
And mother asked for us to call again,
she asked if we needed anything.
I'll call her again tomorrow.
When will we get her ring done?
- Cut.
- Good.
- Thank you for the meal.
- Thank you so much. - Dig in.
- Thank you so much.
- Have a great meal.
- Who suggested the chicken today?
- I said I would do something for my wife since she was sick.
But it exploded.
- I never imagined I would be having chicken.
- It's the first time in this show.
- Chicken stew?
It's the first.
- It's also the first for the rice cooker to blow up.
I've never seen it. - Thank you.
- Chicken stew without soup.
- It's not my place to say this, but...
I've never seen such dry chicken.
- We actually cook this well, but this
is our first time on a rice cooker.
- It's so good.
You have some too.
This is all for you since you are sick.
- (Narration) The wife recharges her energy
with the chicken her husband prepares.
- I ate lunch at 12.
- You too?
- It's delicious.
- (Narration) Hyung-don hungrily digs in the soup-less chicken.
- Oh, the soup is right over here.
- (Narration) Kyung-gyu is more interested
in the spicy pork roast than the chicken.
- I never thought I would be eating rice.
- It's amazing, isn't it.
- It's so amazing.
- I have food at someone else's house once every week.
- Did you walk around this area a lot?
- Yes, we did.
- Really?
- This town is emptier than I thought this time of day.
- They're all mothers of babies and people working shifts,
so the houses will be empty usually.
- Who else is out with Hyung-don?
- WINNER - The guy who does hip-hop.
- Song Min-ho.
- The trophy goes to...
- Did Ho-dong get to eat?
- I don't know.
- (Narration) While the panic brothers are busy eating,
Min-ho-dong have already lost.
- Why don't we go to the town house?
- Where we went? - Yes.
- Let's get it.
- Leggo leggo. - Leggo.
Let's get it.
- Let's get in.
- (Narration) They leave the empty complex houses
and strategically choose the town house.
- We don't have much time now.
It's 7:39.
- They should have finished their meals. - We've only got 20 minutes left.
Let's visit the duplex houses.
- I've always been curious about this.
Let's go.
- Just be friendly.
Their lights are on.
- Did they go out for a while?
- Move, move.
- Hello.
- Oh, hello.
We pressed the bell.
Were you surprised?
- We just finished eating.
- Did you? - Yes.
- That's a shame.
- We'll get moving then.
- Yes, goodbye.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Press with all your might.
- I think they're eating right now.
- I smell food.
- Hello.
Hello.
- Hello.
- I'm Song Min-ho from WINNER.
Are you eating right now?
- Yes, we just...
- Are you eating...
- Hello.
We're on a show from JTBC.
- Yes, yes.
- Have you heard of Let's Get a Meal Together?
- Oh my, what is this - I've seen it.
- If it's before or during meals...
- We're done. - Excuse me?
- We've just finished.
- My daughter is eating still.
- Our girl is eating.
- And you two are done. - Yes.
- That's a shame.
- We only have time until 8, so we'll get moving.
- I'm sorry. - No problem.
- I'm sorry.
- Excuse us.
Excuse me, sir.
- Hello.
- We're from JTBC.
- We know the program, but we already ate.
- Did you?
Okay, then we'll get moving. - Okay.
- Have you eaten?
- We just did.
- Did you just eat? - Yes.
- What do we do.
They've all eaten.
- We need a family that hasn't eaten yet. - That's right.
I'm not sure if anyone's here.
They've all eaten.
What do we do.
Hello.
- Yes, hello.
- Hello.
I'm Song Min-ho from WINNER. - Yes.
- I'm former wrestler Ho-dong.
Can you see my face?
- It's really big.
- Oh, is it?
Have you eaten yet?
- We have to starve today for a checkup tomorrow.
- Oh, you can't eat.
- Alright, good luck on your checkup tomorrow.
- Thank you, ma'am.
- Thank you.
- Min-ho.
Run, Min-ho.
I'll run if nobody's there.
- Hello.
- Oh, I have a baby here, sorry.
- Oh, a baby?
- He's so young.
- Thank you.
This is a disaster.
- We have 7 minutes left, we have to be calm.
It's 7:53.
- Relax, relax. - Relax.
- Leggo, leggo.
- You have to be calm at urgent times.
- I think you're too calm.
- Hello.
- I'm sorry for the surprise.
Don't worry.
Have you eaten yet? - Yes.
- This is a duplex house.
- Who is it?
- Yes.
Have you eaten yet?
Hello.
Hello, son.
Hello, ma'am.
- Hello. - Is this your son?
He seems to be 13 years old.
6th grade.
- I'm 12.
- It's only 1 year difference.
Did you eat dinner?
- I did.
- Aren't you eating right now?
- He's having snacks.
- Snacks after dinner?
Eating dinner.
and then snacks.
Eating again.
And again.
I'm hungry and you're full.
Let's high-five and see each other again.
Go in.
Thank you, ma'am. Thank you.
Hip-hop, son.
Swag. - Swag!
- Swag.
- I don't know anymore.
Just run.
I don't know, I don't know.
2 minutes left.
- Relax, relax.
- Last one.
It's the last one.
- Sir.
- Last.
- Sir!
Sir!
Last.
- Wow. I wish for a miracle.
- It's done.
It's done.
- All our hopes are on this house.
- It's the end.
I never imagined I would fail.
- Do you want to press there?
That house. Go to that house.
- Multiplay.
This place is just dark.
I think it's empty. - Ma'am,
- I'm Kang Ho-dong, ma'am.
This is our last house for the show.
It's 8 pm now.
This is Song Min-ho from WINNER.
- I'm Song Min-ho.
- He's a famous singer.
Our nickname is Min-ho-dong.
Can you open the door?
Excuse me?
- We've already eaten...
- Have you?
- We can give you leftovers...
- Alright.
You've...
- They've eaten.
- What time did you eat?
6:30? - That's early.
- (Narration) The time for the meal has ended in Dongtan.
- How long has this been?
- I never thought I wouldn't make it.
I thought I would succeed in one try.
- This is a shame.
- I had many questions about duplex homes.
- I don't want to say we've failed.
- We've failed.
- Can't we say this is almost a success?
- Which is why it's a failure.
- I want to say this is another form of success.
- Clap.
- Let's go, comrade.
- (Narration) Min-ho-dong go to a convenience store
for a different form of success.
- Is there a convenience store here?
- Even if there is, we can't just buy
anything we want with our money.
- Why not?
- You didn't know?
- Why not?
- Because... - We have money to spend.
- We have to eat with the residents.
We have to ask for their permission to dine
with us for us to be successful.
That's the goal.
- Wow.
- We can't have whatever we want just because we have money.
- So we need to find people even in the convenience store.
- It's not the end for us,
Let's try in the convenience store.
- Leggo leggo.
Leggo!
Never give up.
- Wait, wait, wait. Someone's eating over there.
- They're eating.
- Let's go.
- Leggo, leggo. - Wait.
They may be surprised. A lot.
They're students.
- They're students. - Hey.
- They're eating noodles.
And kimbab. - Hello.
Hey, swag.
Where do you live?
Do you live around here?
Dongtan?
Do you live in Dongtan?
You do?
Do you want to eat noodles with us?
Together?
Do you know our show?
What is it?
Correct.
- Correct. - High-five.
High-five.
- Wow, so accurate.
- (Narration) Min-ho-dong's swagger hasn't died yet.
Show me the meal, complete.
- Are you middle schoolers? - Yes.
- Let's shake hands.
What grade are you in.
- 7th grade.
Then let's have dinner together here
when Min-ho and I buy noodles.
- Okay.
- Wait a moment.
Why aren't you eating at home?
- Our parents are out.
- They're out with my sister.
- Are they all not here?
- Yes. They're together.
- Then wait just a while.
We'll go buy some noodles. - Okay.
- Do you like him?
- Do you know me?
- No. -no?
Do 7th graders not know?
- I'm not really interested in idols.
- In idols?
- You should know BTS, though.
- Are you in BTS?
- Do you know WINNER?
- Are you in BTS?
You should try harder.
Mino.
- You don't know Min-ho?
- No.
- WINNER should try harder.
Min-ho should as well.
- I'm hurt.
- No.
It's because we don't know. It's just us.
- We're just not really interested in celebrities.
- Not honey, but darling.
- Do you know me?
- Yes.
- What's my name? - Kang Ho-dong.
- Swag.
Try harder.
- Harder.
- Effort.
Is lacking.
Da-in, what noodle is good here?
- Let's look together.
- Will you choose for us?
- We have 4000 KRW.
Da-in.
This looks good.
It even has eggs.
Two will be...
Huh?
This is 1+1.
- Huh?
- It's 3. - 2+1.
One of this. - Buy 2, get 1 for free.
- You two eat with us.
We'll buy. - Okay.
- Good.
- Wow...
- (Narration) They have prepared the meal
set up in a corner of the store.
- I'll open this up.
We failed on our mission here in Dongtan,
but we got to eat our meal here with
Da-in and Ji-won in the convenience store.
- (Narration) This meal is an addition of a meal between two girls
and a desperate meal for two men in a convenience store.
- We have a special corner in our show.
It's where you two just eat and have
daily conversations among yourselves.
- Okay.
- Standby.
Meal theater.
Ready, action.
- It's much less lonely coming to eat in a
convenience store with a friend.
If I'm here alone, it's very awkward for me
to eat noodles by myself if other girls are
next to me drinking coffee.
- Really?
Noodles taste good.
You can eat it everyday. - I'll get fat.
You're skinny, so you're fine. - Hey.
You're tall.
- I'm taller than you.
- That was good. - I've done this show for 30 episodes.
It was the most full theater show.
- Really?
- There was no empty parts.
- You two are so good.
- Now it's the second show.
Standby.
Talk about your concerns.
- Concerns? - Or your dreams.
Talk among yourselves.
Ready, action.
- What's your dream?
- I don't know, do you have one?
- Of course I do.
- I'm jealous.
I don't know what to do since I don't have a dream,
and there's nothing I really want to do,
and nothing I can do well.
I don't know.
- I have a dream, but I don't know what to do.
- Why don't you do some research?
They say we just need to put an effort.
But I don't know what I'm good at.
- You're good at drawing.
- No.
- You are.
I'm not good.
- The art teacher said what you like has to stay as a hobby,
and it will be tiring if it becomes your job.
- I used to have a dream as a musical
actress, but nowadays, I'm also interested
in kids, so I want to be a civil worker.
A more stable job.
Like a kindergarten teacher.
- Is a kindergarten teacher a civil worker?
- If you're working in a school kindergarten.
- Oh, an annex kindergarten?
- Yes. Something like that. - Is that a civil worker?
- It is.
- Do they earn a lot?
- Not that much, but I heard it's stable.
- It will be nice if they earned a lot of money.
- I don't think you'll be fit for it.
- No, I'm good with kids.
I was good at putting Ye-na to sleep.
- Is that so.
- Cut.
Please take me in your study.
How do you talk so well.
Mentor.
- Respect. - No...
- Respect.
Swag.
- That's amazing.
- Let's eat first.
Let's eat together.
- Okay.
- Min-ho-dong is buying this.
- Thank you. - Don't leave any.
- Okay.
- Thank you for the meal.
- Let's dig in.
- (Narration) Min-ho, who has starved the
whole day inhales the noodles.
Ho-dong also sucks in the noodles
like a vacuum cleaner.
Ji-won and Da-in also eat the bonus
noodles Min-ho-dong has bought them.
- This is good.
- Yes it is.
- Noodles are the best.
- Wow, it's good.
- Da-in.
- Is this your sister? - Yes.
- Hello.
- How old are you?
- 7.
- 7? - I like apples and oranges~.
You will be on TV.
- I think this song is better.
Oh, do you know the muffin man~.
- Sing it. One, two, three, four.
- Oh, do you know the muffin man.
The muffin man.
Oh, do you know the muffin man.
That lives.
On Drury Lane.
- This is addictive.
Can you rap this?
- Oh, do you know the muffin man.
The muffin man.
Oh, do you know the muffin man.
Whoa~.
- High-five.
The song is so addictive.
- Goodbye.
- Goodbye, Ye-ra.
- Okay.
- So cute. - Wow.
- Thank you so much.
Da-in, Ji-won.
Don't let your friendship change.
- Yes. - Yes.
- How many meals do you have at home?
- Around...
- One meal per day.
He's always eating at work.
- Breakfast at 8 and lunch at 2.
Breakfast and lunch.
There was only farm lands when I was here
So I didn't know it would be so developed like this.
- It was like that when my husband first came here.
So I never thought I would live here,
and it became a great city.
- What is nice about Dongtan?
- I think it is a great place
for mothers and young people to live.
It has everything, from parks to kid's cafe.
There's a lot of things.
- And a lot of people your age.
- That's right. - So you can exchange information.
- That's right.
- The community is well developed.
- The mothers gather up a lot.
- Eat up.
Mothers can't eat.
- It can't be helped. - They have to take care of the babies.
- That's right.
The time when mothers can eat peacefully
is when the baby is asleep,
or the father is taking care of the baby.
- That's right.
When the father's watching her.
- And he lets her eat peacefully.
And that is very rare.
- What did you major in?
- I majored in electrical engineering.
- Me too.
- So you're the goddess in engineering.
It should have been harsh.
To win her over.
- I was attracted by him first.
- You did? - I asked him out.
- Wow.
What is this.
And?
What year were you two in.
- We were in the same year.
He had just returned to school.
- A return student.
- And?
- I asked him out.
- Really?
- Yes.
I called him out. - Where?
- The school bench.
- School bench. - Yes.
- You called him out.
- Come over here. - I said I was attracted to him.
- Did you accept right away?
- I hesitated for a while.
- Did you originally like her?
- Not really.
- What do we do. - They're going to fight.
- He was quite popular.
He was popular.
That's why.
I went first.
- In case someone else steals him away.
- That's right. That's one of the reasons.
- How was the competition?
The women around you.
- There were a lot...
- He never says there weren't any.
- No.
There were none.
- What?
- Why are you changing words?
- Did you have a choice?
- Before she asked me out...
- Was there a feeling?
- Some feeling?
I felt hot eyes on me.
- It's like a drama.
While the husband's walking, the wife's behind glaring like this.
- It wasn't that much.
- What did you like about him?
- He became like this after marriage,
but he was very handsome then.
- Past tense.
- He's handsome.
We said so when he opened the door.
"He's handsome!"
- That's what we said.
- He's become a bit bloated.
- (Narration) The handsome couple that met in campus have become
a married couple and parents of the lovely Su-ah.
- Why did you accept her feelings?
- Because of her kind nature.
- Just say she's pretty.
- That's a basic fact.
- A basic fact? - Yes, yes.
- Why did you marry your wife, Kyung-gyu?
- Destiny.
- That's what you should have said.
- Destiny.
That darn destiny.
- That darn destiny.
- A word of advice, don't love too much.
Stay indifferent.
Don't be too passionate.
Just check she's healthy.
- That she's living and well. - That's right.
Then it flows smoothly.
- You need some space between you two. - That's right.
You're burnt if it's too hot, and you're frozen if it's too cold.
You need the appropriate space.
That's what I want to say.
Say 3 things you like about your wife.
- She's so caring of the child even with
all the stress, so I'm thankful.
She also does well to my family.
- And?
- And then...
- She's pretty? - Yes.
She's also pretty.
- That is the basic.
He's so frustrating.
That should have been the first.
- What do you like about...
- She pretty.
That's what you should have said.
- Viewers of Let's Get a Meal Together,
don't say random things to praise your wife
and start with "She's pretty."
- You have to start with her looks.
- That's right.
You do it too.
- Who? - Your wife.
- My wife?
Praise?
Three?
I'll text you when I come up with something.
Three things about your wife.
- After a drink.
What is your dream, ma'am?
- I don't have much.
All I wish for is the baby to grow healthy.
- The parents really just focus on the kid.
- That's right.
- Do you feel like going back to work?
- I've got cravings recently.
From babysitting.
I sometimes want a stress reliever. - Is that so.
- Stress from babysitting.
- Do you understand?
- Yes, I want another.
- I want to work a bit more before I have
another child, but if I'm pregnant, it's all over again.
- That's right.
- Can you go back to work?
- No. - No?
- No.
- Do you want me to call the supervisor?
The strange thing is that the TV is from L Electronics.
- And the air conditioner.
- Air conditioner.
- Do you know why? - Why?
- The wife's family prepares for marriage expenses.
That's why.
Is the A/C brand new? - Yes.
- That's why.
- Was the L TV cheap?
- Yes, with employee discount.
- Employee discount.
S also has employee discounts, don't they?
- Yes, they do.
- They have 30~50% discount.
- Really?
- They have employee discount.
This is why the A/C is from S.
- (Narration) A happy family created from two electronic companies.
- It's good.
Wait.
Where did this go?
- What?
Where did it go?
- It's gone.
- I think there's something wrong.
- Did you eat anything? - No.
It's out wrong.
- Have a bite off this.
It's better than having leftovers.
- It's so good.
- Let's set up Da-in's dreams.
- I heard you draw well.
- Yes.
She's really good.
- I'm also good.
- Really?
Do you have any pictures?
- Pictures...
I just draw these.
- Let's set up your dreams.
- I really like these illustrations.
- Wow.
- Did you draw all this?
- Yes.
- Wow. - Swag.
- When does your heart beat the most?
- When I draw, read books, and
make stuff, that's what I like.
- Making stuff.
Drawing what I like
Imagining things and making them into characters.
- But I usually draw cartoon characters.
- You can become a cartoon artist.
- Cartoons.
- No...
No.
I'm not there yet.
- You're skills are not important yet.
You're only in middle school.
- You're good.
- I wasn't a pro wrestler in middle school.
I got in my uniform and practiced and
since then became a professional.
- Some of my friends have a dream as an
animator, and some have hobbies of making
games, so I sometimes think whether I'm
falling behind since they already have
what they want to do.
- If you do what you like, you'll
reach a certain stage when time passes.
- Let's have Min-ho draw this moment
right now so that Da-in and Ji-won
won't ever forget our conversation.
- Wow. - Really?
- Let's clean this up first.
I'll bring a sketchbook.
Wait a moment.
Leggo, leggo.
- Let's try.
- You're really good.
- Isn't he?
- (Narration) Young girls with infinite
potential and Min-ho who draws today's memory into a sketch.
- Is this me?
- Yes.
- Isn't it good? - Yes.
- He's really good.
- Short hair.
- I think this is the best.
- It's Kyung-gyu.
Wait. Let's pretend it's home.
Hurry.
- Look, look.
- Hello.
- I guess they only have daughters.
- Hello.
- Do you want to see the baby?
- Hello.
- Peek-a-boo.
- It's a monster.
I think she's going to cry.
- She's writhing.
She's startled.
- She's about to cry.
She's about to cry.
- Hyung-don, we failed to find a house.
- Oh!
It's for real?
- That's a convenience store.
You failed.
- Really?
- But thankfully, theses are middle schoolers.
Ji-won and Da-in were having meals together
so we could join them fortunately.
- She says she's a fan of Min-ho.
- Really?
- Yes.
- She likes your song. Sing her a song.
- Really really really~.
- Entertainment nurse.
- I like you~.
- Success in Dongtan. - Success!
- Good job.
- Come over, Su-ah.
Come over.
Let's play, for my image.
- (Narration) Are you watching?
Hyung-don with the dishes.
- Where is it?
- (Narration) Kyung-gyu babysitting.
... Or Kyung-gyu having fun.
- Rock, scissors...
Where is it?
It's over here.
Here, here, here, here.
Where is it?
- I'm such a natural at the dishes.
That's how much I help at home.
- Hyung-don.
- Yes?
- You seem to be skilled.
- I do it sometimes. - Right?
- Yes.
I don't have much work.
I have to do the dishes to eat.
I do the same thing as this show at home too.
Where can we throw away the food waste?
- I'll handle it.
I can't let this go.
I do a good job once I'm into it.
- Clean up after shooting the ending.
- You're really good.
Good job.
- Thank you for the meal. - No problem.
- Now.
- Kimchi. - One, two, three.
Dongtan.
- (Narration) The 51st house that gave us meal and the middle school girls.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Thank you for eating our food so deliciously.
- Good luck for the show. - Good luck.
Say bye-bye.
- Bye-bye.
- Ho-dong.
- Min-ho.
I really enjoyed the noodles we had.
- Thank you for such a great memory.
- Have a great meal next time.
- Good luck Min-ho-dong!
- Is this live?
- Isn't she singing?
- This can't be.
I didn't know there was such a place in Gangnam.
- It's nice here.
- An abalone farm.
- Send me. - Okay.
- It's addictive.
Sit down, Gummy.
Gummy. - It's okay.
- Oh, father.
Buy a clam.
- That house.
I guess someone lives there.
- Really?
- Was it on the news? - Yes.
- I'm nervous.
Hello.
I'm singer Gummy.
You are my everything.
- I'm too old to know. - Hello.
Have you eaten?
- We'll eat by ourselves.
- I thought it would be easy.
- We're from a TV show.
- We're not interested.
- Hello.
- Have you eaten dinner?
- Have you eaten? - Yes.
- I don't think they're there.
- Both teams have failed.
- What do we do.
I don't feel good about this.
Ma'am.
Ma'am!
- Ji-won has a dream as a musical actress
so I wish you will lighten up the stage,
and you don't know your dreams yet,
but I wish you will try your best.
- I know this is a TV show, but it won't be
easy in these times to invite people over
to serve them a meal.
- This is... - They're nice people.
- It's really nice to succeed.
It feels really nice.
- Good luck.
- Is this how we do it?
- (Narration) Will you have a meal with us
where we can fulfill our dreams?
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