Where is Kyung Hoon, by the way?
- Min Kyung Hoon, Min Kyung Hoon! - Ho Dong, earlier...
Min Kyung Hoon.
- He's here. - What, what, what?
He's here.
You're feeling hot...
because you raise your voice all the time. Don't you think so?
Why are you late?
The way I see it, your emotions are all dried up.
- Our emotions? - That thought dragged me down.
- My emotions are dried up? - Yes.
- Especially you. - A lot of people say that.
- Oh, really? - They're all dried up.
You yell too much.
What does it have to do with his emotions dried up?
- It does, so listen. - Okay.
- And... - Jang Hoon.
- Jang Hoon, you complain too much. - Right.
You're a bit...
too ugly.
- That's so mean. - I mean, you aren't funny.
- So mean. - You aren't funny.
Wait, so are you saying that I'm ugly or not funny?
You aren't funny.
Then why did you say I'm ugly?
Sorry about that.
Anyway, so I prepared something.
I'd like you guys to write...
a nice poem for each other.
About what you want to say to each other.
How about this?
(Soo Geun goes first.)
Stop, stop frowning.
(Stop, stop frowning.)
You're good.
Pay, pay back the debt.
(Pay, pay back the debt.)
- Let's stop here. - Eat, eat less.
You are, you are ugly.
- You're good. - "You are, you are ugly."
I think we better stop making poems here.
You should've done this in the end instead of starting off first.
You're so selfish.
You've never thought of anything as a whole.
I know. You're so selfish.
That's not how I taught you, Soo Geun.
You are, you are mad.
(Calm down.)
That's funny.
Goodness, Soo Geun.
It isn't anything serious,
but I've put my heart to it, Sang Min.
Do not sigh.
Because things are tough for you these days.
I've always got your back.
(Touched)
- Yeong Cheol - Yes?
Do night sigh.
Because things are hard-standing.
I don't want to hear it.
(What a twist)
(Their talk is funny.)
That's why you don't want me to sigh.
(Yeong Cheol and Ho Dong had some great tiki-taka in a while.)
- I love you. - Yeong Cheol assisted him.
I just...
That was a nice timing.
- I have one for Sang Min. - Okay.
You're seventh in our class.
(Opening)
What?
(The transfer students enter at a proper timing.)
What is this?
Hey, I was in the middle of something.
Why did you have to enter in the midst of me talking?
I was born in the Year of the Dog, and you're the president of dogs.
- Yes. - Good.
- Hello. - You were all flustered, right?
- I know. - Everyone, stand up.
Why?
Greet the principal.
- Greet. - Come on.
Hurry. Hello.
- Hello. - Hold on a second.
Do we have to talk casually to him?
We're classmates for today.
So let's talk casually to each other and have some great time.
What?
(He bangs the lecture desk out of awkwardness.)
It's good to see you two.
You've got to introduce yourselves and tell us...
- which school you're from. - Right.
Both of them are like teachers.
We've transferred here from...
- the Trendy Career High School. - Right.
"Trendy Career High School".
I fry and stir-fry with love.
I'm Lee Yeon Bok, who's pretty good at cooking.
- "Fry and stir-fry". - "Fry and stir-fry".
That's a nice school name. Fry and Stir-fry High School.
There's a misunderstanding about me.
You're mistaken about something.
I'm actually younger than Kyung Hoon.
(He's younger than Kyung Hoon.)
(Kyung Hoon is 36, so how old is Hyung Wook?)
- Don't lie. - Isn't Hyung Wook around my age?
- He isn't. - I knew he was younger than me.
- Let's hear him out. - What do you know about dogs?
I'm the president of dogs, Kang Hyung Wook.
- Hello. - Welcome.
Then can you treat Kyung Hoon like an elder?
No, he was joking.
Mr. Kang is way older...
- than Kyung Hoon. - Right?
What year were you born in?
- I was born in the Year of the Cow. - What?
- I was born in 1985. - He's younger.
- What about you? - Don't lie, sir.
- Were you born in 1973? - You're the same age...
- as Sang Min. - I said I was born in 1985.
- Okay. - In 1985?
You're a year younger than Kyung Hoon?
- That's surprising. - A year younger?
I found it out today as well.
He was born in 1985, the Year of the Cow.
It's my first time meeting him today,
but because of his image,
- I never thought about his age. - Right.
- Since I was young, - So I thought he was joking.
I went through a lot.
I didn't know how to avoid the sun.
That's why this happened.
I started applying sun block since two years ago.
- UV rays are scary. - I see.
- Look how scary they are. - Sun block is very important.
- By the way, - He looks young though.
- Hyung Wook. - So he's younger than you?
It's not that you look old just because you have dark skin.
- That's true. - He thinks of it as a reason.
But I don't think that's the reason.
He kind of feels like...
he's almost my age.
- I know. - Right.
What age do people think you are?
People usually think I'm over 40.
Over 40?
- But that's... - That's younger than expected.
My looks have been like this since I was 17.
People kept treating me like an elder,
and I felt sorry...
that I lied that I served the army.
You do seem like a non-commissioned officer.
I memorized those terms back when I was young.
Or a Marine.
Like a non-commissioned officer.
What relationship do you have with each other...
- that you transferred together? - Do you know each other?
- How do you know each other? - Yes, we do.
We met on "Chef and My Fridge" once.
I personally like...
dogs or stray cats very much.
So I respect him very much.
Do you talk to each other?
On social media...
He follows you?
- he followed my account first. - I see.
So you're friends on social media.
We exchanged direct messages and stuff.
- Social media... - What do you know about it?
Yeon Bok has a social media account as well.
- Yes. - He makes good use of it.
What do you know about SNS, Ho Dong?
What does it mean then, Yeon Bok?
I don't know what SNS means exactly.
(He's honest.)
- I don't know what it stands for. - Goodness.
- There's nothing wrong with it. - You know what it is, right?
- Do you know what is? - Of course.
I heard Yeon Bok is unexpectedly popular.
You know everyone here, right?
- You know everyone here, right? - I'm very close with Hee Chul.
- That's right. - Right.
We threw So Mi's birthday party...
at his restaurant the other day.
Are you friends with Jang Hoon too?
- Of course. - He and I...
have worked together on many shows.
You were on "Chef and My Fridge" too.
Right, and Yeon Bok cooked me a dish that day.
But I don't remember if I voted for him.
- Why not? - Did you?
- At that time, - How did it go?
the theme of his dish was...
- It was junk food. - I know.
You've got to put some strange stuff in a dish...
- to make junk food. - Right.
But I just couldn't cross that line,
- I see. - I was up against Kim Poong,
and he added all kinds of stuff.
Junk food.
It must've been easy for him.
But I still remember the taste of his dish.
It was so delicious.
To appease our regrets about the show,
he and I worked together on the show titled "Cook Representative".
Oh, right.
- We worked together. - You were on the same show.
With Jung Hwan and Seong Ju.
- You guys went to Dubai and stuff. - Right.
But he didn't quite get along.
Why not?
- Why not? - Me?
You know,
Ho Dong has around 20 years more of experience...
than the other two hosts.
- I didn't get along there? - He felt out of the place.
(It's funny.)
(Let's check if it's true.)
(Why is he hiding behind the pillar?)
(He doesn't know where to look at.)
(He somewhat feels uncomfortable.)
(Laughing)
(He's embarrassed.)
- I'm embarrassed. - He didn't get along...
- because he isn't a pro chef. - Right.
But I learned a lot of things then.
- Working with the best chefs. - You learned a lot again.
- All he does is learning things. - I know.
It's because he's still a novice in the entertainment field.
Yeon Bok is more popular than Kyung Hoon.
- Right. - He also has a specialty.
- Really? - He doesn't seem so.
It's a simple specialty using fingers.
Let me show you.
With his fingers.
He's almost like a director.
Does anyone have dogs?
- We all do. - My dog...
is staying at my parents' house right now.
You don't like silence either, do you?
- You asked that question... - It's because...
- out of the blue. - I run a broadcasting channel.
- Right, his channel is popular. - That's why.
- You're good. - I get a scolding if it gets...
- quiet in the middle. - That's understandable.
- He gets a scolding. - From the employees.
You're like a host of a magic show.
I know.
- He does seem so. - You're right.
It's taking a lot of time for Yeon Bok to get ready.
What are you doing, Yeon Bok?
Yeon Bok, don't tell us you're having trouble standing back up.
- What are you talking about? - No, he's getting ready.
Hey!
You're so mean.
In order to make people laugh,
you don't care about...
- ruining people's images. - How dare you mess with his joints?
That was too much.
(I'm sorry, Yeon Bok.)
- All right, Yeon Bok's Show. - Yeon Bok's Show.
Yeon Bok's Show.
I can make a bead-like object...
disappear in a second...
from my fingers.
I often do this when I spend time with my grandson.
He even has a grandson.
- Our principal. - He's way older than Ho Dong.
He's really like a principal.
- He might be a scary grandpa. - I should behave...
- like a grandson then. - I'll show you the object first.
Show us your magic trick, Grandpa.
- Grandpa. - Grandpa.
- It's a bead. - What is that?
It's a bead.
- Here's the bead. 1, 2... - Grandpa.
- Open your hand, Grandpa. - Goodness.
What's that black thing on your hand?
- Grandpa. - Grandpa.
- Don't pull a trick. - What's that black thing?
- Don't pull a trick, Grandpa. - Grandpa.
- Do you think... - Grandpa.
you're Ko Gwang Ryeol...
- to pull this kind of trick? - Did you prepare it for that long?
To color your fingers?
I get it.
My jokes hardly work on them.
- Grandpa. - You should've made it work.
That thing won't work on anyone.
- That's... - I...
It won't work on others either.
This worked just fine.
It got smudged...
- because I was in a rush. - You colored your finger for this?
Yeon Bok, did it work on your grandson?
Of course.
- Did you show it to your grandson? - I'd count to three and go,
"1, 2, 3." It would've been better if I colored my finger beforehand.
- I guess. - It's dry right now,
but it's supposed to disappear...
if I do this at the count to three.
But it got all over my hand while coloring my finger in a rush.
Grandpa.
- 1, 2, 3. - Grandpa.
- You can see it here. - It's a bead-like object.
Here it disappears. 1, 2, 3.
(Amazed)
It disappeared.
- Grandpa. - That's fascinating.
Wait, it's here.
It's so cool.
Here. It'll fly away again.
- You're the best, Grandpa. - You're the best.
- Good job. - You're the best.
- Kids love this trick. - I know.
We would do this kind of magic tricks often in the past.
All right. This will disappear.
Say 1, 2, 3.
- 1, 2... - 3.
Three.
- Wow. - Three.
(An old magic trick that is new only to Kyung Hoon)
- Gosh. - That is fascinating.
We would do that.
Magic tricks should be done only once.
Hyung Wook, is there anyone whom you've met before...
among us?
A long time ago, I met...
- Jang Hoon once. - We did a show together.
- Once. - He's so professional.
- Really? - Jang Hoon is a hipster.
- Which show was it? - When you were not potty-trained,
- were you on his dog show? - No, that's not it.
(Dumbfounded)
- That's not the case. - So Hyung Wook probably said,
"Now, Jang Hoon is anxious. That's why he's growling."
"So you should compliment him after he pees or poops."
In fact, they're not professional entertainers.
Actually, they are not.
Even though they're not entertainers,
I could say they are the two most famous people...
- in Korea. - That's right.
- Seriously, - They are so popular.
- Young people love them. - they're really famous.
Everyone likes them regardless of age.
I've been to Hongdae with Kim Poong before.
- With Poong? - Do you keep Poong in check?
With Poong...
- Poong said something to me. - What is it?
"When I walk around with you,"
"it's like 1P3S."
- 1 photo in every 3 steps? - 1P3S.
So many people recognize both of you, right?
- No. - Not me.
- They do if I'm with a dog, - They do?
but they don't recognize me well if I'm not with a dog.
- No way. Dogs recognize you though? - It's true.
(There is the president of dogs!)
Dogs would do that.
Don't dogs recognize you?
- "Hyung Wook." - Barking like that?
They don't do that.
"They don't do that."
Some people who recognize me...
shout, "My dog barks too much. What should I do?"...
while running toward me.
Really?
When they recognize me from afar,
they ask me, "My dog barks too much. What do I do?" while running.
I think even those who don't have dogs at home...
would recognize Hyung Wook...
- so well. - Absolutely.
- I think he's so humble. - No, I'm not.
I live in Gapyeong.
I met an old lady while walking my dog.
I use dog chest collars instead of ordinary collars.
I said hi while walking with my dog, and she said,
"You should use an ordinary collar."
"Your dog will listen to you well that way."
She said that to me and left.
To the president of dogs?
The lady said that to you?
- So what did you say to her? - "Train him properly."
What did you say to her then?
I said, "Okay, I will."
There are many people who don't recognize me.
When dogs see people from their own perspectives,
are there certain types of people who they like...
and those who they just don't?
Types of people who dogs like?
Usually, dogs hate people...
who want to express how they love them...
too much.
If someone likes dogs so much that he or she claps...
and shouts while approaching,
they think they're not safe.
They would hate Yeong Cheol so much.
- Me? - So...
if they feel they're safe, they'll be very comfortable.
What about the appearances?
Just by the looks, who do you think would be...
the most popular to dogs among us?
Someone that looks amiable.
- Like Soo Geun. - Soo Geun?
He said you're amiable.
- Amiable? It's his image on TV. - Amiable.
I think the rumor is not spread to the dogs yet.
- Is that right? - Gosh.
They don't know how coldhearted he is.
I wonder if dogs also feel that some other dogs are...
- handsome or beautiful. - Do they feel that?
Do they think something like that?
Basically, they think...
dogs who have well-balanced figure...
are very cool.
- Dogs think that too? - They do?
There are people who...
sit up with their backs straight.
Just like that, if there are dogs whose figures are well-balanced,
they think those kinds of dogs are nice and cool.
- Dogs do? - Which dog said that to you?
- Can you talk to dogs? - What a good question.
- I was curious about it too. - Leo said that.
- What? - Leo.
My dog Leo told me...
- that he likes such dogs. - Did he?
Look, Hyung Wook.
You found dogs that resemble the cast members on other shows.
- Right. - Name the dogs that look like us.
- The dogs that look like you? - Don't I look like a hoarse?
- Which one? - As for Yeong Cheol,
there is a very cool German dog...
called the Weimaraner.
Oh, Yeong Cheol.
Gosh, that startled me.
- That is... - No.
- Doesn't he look just like me? - Glasses...
If he wears glasses...
- He has eyes of a human. - The dog looks better.
When I take off my glasses...
- That dog looks so handsome. - Honestly, the dog looks better.
I think he could even talk.
Hey, are you saying I look uglier than the dog?
That dog is very handsome.
- He does look handsome indeed. - That looks cool.
That breed used to hunt bears.
- Bears? - But they don't hunt bears,
but birds now. They're hunting dogs.
- That looks really cool. - Their figures are awesome.
- His figure is good too. - He is athletic too.
- From behind... - I think they look alike.
Thank you, Hyung Wook.
And who else?
- The Weimaraner. - Me?
- Which one... - The Borzoi.
- What? - The Borzoi.
- It's a Russian dog. - The Borzoi.
Take a look.
- They look alike. - That's beautiful.
- That's handsome. - It somewhat looks like Hee Chul.
It looks like Hee Chul when he had his hair dyed.
- I want to have that dog. - It's a noble Russian dog.
- But it's quite big. - It's big.
It's this tall.
- Next, it's Kyung Hoon. - Next.
- Do you know the Sheltie that's... - Oh, Sheltie.
also called the Shetland Sheepdog?
- It's cute. - Sheltie. They look alike.
- They do. - Who? Me?
You.
- Do you know "Lassie Come Home"? - Yes.
- A movie about a dog. - That is the Rough Collie.
It's a smaller version of the Rough Collie.
- The Sheltie is? - Yes.
- Is it smart? - It's very smart.
- It's so smart. - That is a different part then.
- Why? - How does it bark?
(Does the Sheltie bark with a head voice too?)
Does it bark like this?
As if it sings, it barks...
with a beautiful voice, but it barks a lot.
(They Sheltie barks a lot with a beautiful voice.)
- That's really cute. - The Sheltie.
What about Jang Hoon?
I just felt...
that he'd go very well with this dog.
It's called the English Mastiff.
(Strangely, they look alike.)
- Where are its eyes? - That one?
- But... - Jang Hoon.
- But you can't dare to have it. - Why not?
I've seen only...
five of them in Korea.
Really?
The English Mastiff...
has the pride of Englishmen.
It's a bulldog and a mastiff.
It's very big too.
When I saw it,
I couldn't hold it with my arms.
- Is it that big? - One dog?
- Yes. - You can't hold it like that?
I couldn't hold it like this.
It's big, but its personality is so nice.
Gosh, then it doesn't resemble him.
- It doesn't? - It's not like Jang Hoon then.
You picked the wrong one.
Ho Dong.
- Again... - It was...
in a cartoon back in the old days.
That's it.
- The Bull Terrier. - That's right.
Right. He looks just like that.
- Is it really a dog? - Ho Dong.
- It's a dog. - It doesn't look like a dog.
Isn't it a pig?
- Isn't it? - Isn't it a pig?
- No, it isn't. - The Bull Terrier.
- It looks like him. - It has a very long history.
- It does? - It has a long history.
Isn't it distracted very easily?
- Who... - The dog is easily distracted.
- I've never seen that. - The personality is like his too.
When it poops,
all kinds of your devices come out with the poop.
Like earphones.
Really?
Really. It chews all of them.
- It chews all of them. - It is...
very active,
and it likes to see others pleased so much.
There was a dog of that kind I actually trained before.
Have you heard about sand bathing?
That means dogs roll around in sand.
Oh, yes.
He was so cute.
His body was chubby, but the legs were short,
so he looked really cute when he did that.
When I said, "Good dog",
he did it again.
- I said it, and he did it again. - He must've liked that.
He kept doing that.
- I love that breed. - Did you have one?
That is a cartoon character itself. Once it starts to be naughty...
(Exclaiming)
Seriously, it is...
Seriously,
- I couldn't... - Even that part is similar to him?
Even their personalities are alike?
- It is no joke. - Once it starts to be mean,
- it's out of control. - Indeed.
What about Soo Geun?
Have you watched a movie,
- "Mask"? - The Jack Russell Terrier.
- The Jack Russell Terrier. - I have that dog.
- Really? - Really?
The Jack Russell Terrier came to my mind when I saw him.
The Jack Russell Terrier.
- They look alike. - That looks too cute.
- It looks just like Soo Geun. - They look alike.
Hyung Wook is just a huge fan of Soo Geun's.
I also saw him...
do a turning kick and hit the bottle lid.
- All of us were in that episode. - Oh, you're right.
Why do you remember only Soo Geun?
We all shot the episode together.
It is a small dog,
but it's very athletic.
- Hee Chul has that dog. - I do.
- It can jump this high. - Exactly.
Just like the Bull Terrier you saw earlier,
- once it starts to cause trouble, - Exactly.
- you need new interior design. - It causes trouble just like him.
It likes being playful so much.
Then lastly, what about Sang Min?
How can a fly be sitting on a face?
- Really? - On Ho Dong's face?
Just leave it.
It's actually a drone.
- It's a Bull Terrier. - It's filming the show now.
- All right. - The fly is sitting there.
Lastly, Sang Min.
There is a dog breed...
that I said that Yeon Bok looks like before.
It's The German Shepherd.
- That's cool. - That looks too cool.
- All the seven members... - Honestly,
when I see Sang Min,
- I always think he's a cool person. - It's a little scary.
Shepherd is a breed made by German...
to have the best working dogs.
When I see Yeon Bok and Sang Min,
I feel they're very manly.
I always tell manly men that they're like the German Shepherds.
Earlier at first... Well...
I can't dare to call him just by his first name.
Right. Because he's much older than you.
He is older than Gyeong Gyu.
Is he that old?
- Wait. - Really?
- If you say that here... - Really?
- He has a grandchild. - Really?
- He looks very young. - He even has a grandchild.
Mr. Lee said that...
- Mr. Lee? - Why do you call me Mr. Lee?
- Call him Yeon Bok. - We're all friends.
I guess Ho Dong doesn't know how to address people yet.
He doesn't know how to address people?
All right. That guy said...
That guy said...
You sound even worse.
These days, many young kids dream of...
- becoming a chef... - A chef.
- or pet dog trainers. - Dog trainers.
Can you feel the change?
Can you realize that?
- I do realize that a lot. - He couldn't think of the word.
Some people leave comments on my social media accounts.
They want me to give them advice on that.
Actually, the job is known a lot through TV,
so when you start working, you'll see it's much harder than you think.
- It's much harder. - Right.
That's why there are so many people who give up midways.
9 out of 10 people give up.
They quit, right?
What do you think is the most important...
- when you pick your apprentices? - Personality.
You're right.
- Personality is important. - You can learn how to cook,
- But not personality? - but if you have a bad personality,
- Exactly. - even if you learn how to cook,
you'd take the wrong way.
There are so many people who'd become a con artist...
or turn to pyramid selling.
What? All of a sudden?
- After learning how to cook? - After learning how to cook?
Gosh. Why pyramid selling after cooking?
It doesn't have anything to do with cooking, does it?
Yeon Bok, didn't you go too far?
- If you take the wrong way... - Let me talk about it.
I think he had that kind of experience already.
If a useless person comes in, he agitates...
- all the 20 to 30 colleagues. - Exactly.
- That's true. - I totally understand.
- Right. - I have to find such a person.
Do you take apprentices, Hyung Wook?
- Honestly, I can't now. - You can't?
The center I'm running is a place...
where there is nothing to do if you're not good at that.
You should already know how to train dogs.
Let's say someone wants to be a pet dog trainer like you.
Is there a department in a college that's related to that?
I started this in 1999.
There was no such department in a college back then...
nor many books about that.
The only way to learn is...
to go to a private dog training center...
and glance at seniors while cleaning up.
- I woke up early in the morning... - Really?
and did that to learn.
But these days, there are departments...
- related to it in colleges... - There are such departments?
- There are? - and even in high schools.
- Even high schools? - There are special high schools...
you can learn about training dogs.
And there is something called ethology.
If you want to study even more, you can be in the Ph.D. course.
To study dogs?
There are so many ways to become dog trainers nowadays.
Then why did you eat dog poop?
Did you eat dog poop?
I think I watched the wrong drama back then.
Was it "Heo Jun"?
- Back then, - "Heo Jun" that aired in the 2000s?
- I watched the wrong drama. - So?
I saw that the doctor taste feces...
- To check the health. - to check how healthy they were.
I was young and full of passion.
- He did that in the past. - I badly wanted to know about dogs,
so I tasted a little bit of 84 dogs' poop...
and checked the tastes for a month.
You got a rash because of the poop, right?
- Yes, I was sick. - But...
- among the all kinds of the poop, - I had a hard time then.
was there something that suit your taste?
How can it suit my taste?
- Kyung Hoon! - Among the various tastes.
- Then... - How can it possibly suit my taste?
- Well... - At least one...
- of them could. - As he tasted it...
How can it be possible?
As he tasted it...
- I like jjajangmyeon too. - As he was young.
You did that, but you don't recommend the method, right?
- I never recommend it. - Some may mimic him.
- You should never do that. - No one should.
I did that for a month and got severely ill.
When did you start your careers then?
When I was young... Because my parents are Chinese people,
I was considered as a Chinese even if I was born in Korea.
So I didn't have many career options to choose from.
They would not hire Chinese people very often back then.
- Back then. - So Chinese restaurants...
were the only places I could go to.
So I started as a delivery guy in a restaurant.
- How old were you? - I was 13 years old.
- 13 years old? - He started when he was so young.
Back then, Chinese schools in Korea were like blind spots,
so the kids were too tough.
I was beaten up often, so I hated to go to school.
That was when I started to work.
There were many hardships during the time,
so I tried to look for something else,
but there was nothing I could do...
because I was not well educated...
and that was the only career I had from the beginning.
So I think sometimes...
that it was a good thing that I didn't study.
- I even think that. - Then...
what was your worst hardship you had...
- while doing this work? - The worst hardship was...
It was when I was selected as the youngest chef of the embassy.
The ambassador went to his country to report...
once a year.
He suggested that I should go with him...
and get a physical, so we went there together.
I had surgery on my nose then,
but they touched my nerves by mistake,
- so I can't smell since then. - Really?
I came back and thought...
that I'd get better as time went on,
but I ended up not being able to smell anything.
- Gosh. - How can he cook then?
- Recently... - If you lose the sense of smell...
- I could've given up cooking. - Of course.
- As you lost the sense of smell. - You couldn't help...
- but give up. - But there was nothing else...
I could do then either.
Then when you deal with meat...
and want to get rid of the bad smell,
- how do you do that? - All I can do is know about...
the basics and do what I have to do.
And I get a lot of help from people around me.
Losing the sense of smell...
is like a fatal blow to a chef.
So I kept it secret from others.
- Just in case... - Can't you smell anything at all?
For example, I can smell things like vinegar that is very pungent,
But it's not exactly a smell but a stimulation.
- He is so amazing. - I can feel those.
Then which one is worse, Jang Geum or Yeon Bok?
Losing a sense of taste or a sense of smell?
- Losing a sense of taste is worse. - Right?
- That's right. - I can taste things.
If you look at the bright side, it's better than losing a sense of taste.
I think Yeon Bok is like my uncle.
My mom ran a Chinese restaurant...
in Mangwon-dong in the 1980s.
I saw the kitchen when I was young,
- and it was like a battlefield. - Right.
Deliverymen were like performing circus.
They would carry 12 bowls in each box, which were 24 in total.
They'd ride a bike without holding bicycle handlebars.
They'd ride it carrying 12 bowls on each side.
And everyone would buy food on credit in the morning.
So the deliverymen had to go around to receive the money.
After receiving the money, they'd disappear.
- Why? - Why did they disappear?
- Well... - Did they run away with the money?
They did, so we looked around to find the deliverymen.
- Many people ran away then. - They did?
There were many funny guys.
One of the chefs lied...
that he worked at Shaolin Temple.
He lied, and he was busted.
He got in a real fight, and he was beaten up.
Don't you think you digressed from the subject?
I can understand what you want to say,
- He digressed long ago. - but...
We couldn't say that,
- He kept talking about it. - but he digressed way long ago.
- I wanted to talk about... - You should've stopped...
after saying that your mom ran a Chinese restaurant.
There is something I want to ask.
Back then, I helped...
- He still wants to talk? - with delivery.
I delivered up to 11 bowls of jjajangmyeon at once.
Up to how many bowls did you deliver, Yeon Bok?
- What? - Gosh.
11 bowls of jjajangmyeon?
I think he felt sorry about digressing.
When I delivered food,
there was not even a bicycle.
- Bicycles were so expensive then. - You delivered without a bike?
Yes, I did.
I would carry two wooden delivery boxes.
There was nothing like plastic wrap then.
No plastic wrap at all.
- Then you should not spill. - Yes.
So a lot of techniques were necessary to deliver food.
You had to move very carefully.
- Like riding a nice car... - If you stopped suddenly,
- everything would be spilled. - Everything would be.
- You should not stop then. - We would run up the stairs.
There were not many elevators back then.
The price of jjajangmyeon represents the prices of that era.
How much was it then?
It was 50 cents in the 1980s.
I think a bowl of jjajangmyeon was eight cents.
- Was it that cheap? - It was eight cents...
- Because it was long ago. - back then.
- When he was learning. - It was a very long time ago.
- In the 1970s... - I was paid 50 dollars a month.
- When? - In 1999.
In 1999?
- It's like you were not paid. - Why?
He gave it to me so I can buy books.
And that was it?
- What about meals? - Then it was volunteer work.
At least they gave me meals.
We were a little surprised.
He said he got paid in 1999,
so we thought he was an adult then,
- No. - but he was actually 14.
- He was in 7th grade. - I was 15.
- 15. - I'm confused because of his face,
- but he was 14 in 1999. - You're right.
- Hey, - 15.
- 15. - He was in 7th grade.
- Then 50 dollars was enough. - That's a great amount.
50 dollars...
I didn't do it to get paid.
I really wanted to work there.
Why did you become a dog trainer?
I didn't actually want to be a dog trainer,
but I wanted to live with dogs.
I wanted to have a career that is related to dogs.
Did you have that kind of environment when you grew up?
My father ran a dog farm.
It is not considered to have a nice atmosphere now,
but it was like a pet dog center back then.
Then you must have gotten closer to dogs naturally...
- Of course. - and touched them a lot.
When I was young, I almost lived in my father's farm.
When I was young, I learned the Korean alphabet...
by reading magazines about dogs.
Other kids would learn Korean words reading cards saying...
"tiger", "banana", and so on.
But as for me, with words like "Golden Retriever",
"Yorkshire Terrier", and "Border Collie",
I learned how to read Korean.
Then it's almost like you learned how to read English.
- But they were written in Korean. - He's right.
- In Korean. - Practically speaking,
he studied English.
You learned how to read English first.
Since he saw so many dogs, there must be some he felt bad for.
Probably when I was a fifth grader,
I started to do volunteer work at a dog shelter.
The trainers looked so amazing to me back then.
But you still had some hardship, right?
Honestly, there is my diary I wrote when I was 25.
It's around 2009, right?
It was 2009.
- Right. - You were 25 in 2009.
- I'm confused. - You were 25 when I sang...
- I was confused. - "Sorry, Sorry"?
- My goodness. - Now...
I wrote back then...
that I would be glad if only I could earn 1,800 dollars a month.
This person I'm going to talk about is my wife now.
She liked a Korean meal that cost 6 dollars so much.
But honestly, it was a lot of money...
to me back then.
I could live a whole day with 6 dollars then.
I thought, "I could buy that as often as she wanted..."
"if only I earned 1,800 dollars."
I thought I'd be really happy if I made 1,800 dollars a month.
You're a chef, and you're a dog trainer.
Did you guys know you'd reach the top of your profession?
I had no idea.
Actually, I haven't reached the top yet.
That's just how I look now.
But there are a lot of great dog trainers out there.
- I still have... - His modesty proves everything.
- That's not true. - He praises others.
There are a lot of dog trainers who are better than me.
I'm different.
Really? What's the difference?
- He is the best. - Do you think you're the best?
I'm not saying I'm the best.
I knew chef would be one of the most popular jobs.
I was actually asked the question.
Kim Poong said the fad would last until Chuseok that year,
but I said it'd last forever.
Is Kim Poong your rival?
- No, Poong just said that. - He keeps talking about Poong.
- All right then. - Is Poong his rival?
Yeon Bok has lucky lines in his hand.
Since I was a kid, whenever people read my palm,
they always said I have the potential for a successful future.
If I were born in the past, I would've become a king.
- Show us. - Show us your palm.
There's a line that goes through my palm.
There's a straight line through my palm.
I heard it's very rare.
Only 0.1 percent of people have the line.
As I close my hands, I can grab things well.
People believe the lines bring me good luck with money.
Yeon Bok, I have a question.
What's the dish you think you make best in the country?
What's your special dish?
There's something that other chefs find hard to make.
- What is it? - It's Dongpo pork.
Dongpayuk?
I came up with my own recipe...
for Dongpo pork.
- I've tried his Dongpo pork before. - I want to go to his restaurant.
It has shrimp in it.
- That's mianbao xia. - It's mianbao xia.
Dongpo pork is made with pork belly meat.
It's made with pork belly meat.
(Ho Dong is humiliated.)
Yeon Bok, so...
you should join our school.
(Bursting into laughter)
Your enrollment form.
(It's time for their enrollment form.)
I should go get it from Yeon Bok.
Gosh, no.
(I love Soo Geun.)
My gosh.
(Intimate)
My goodness.
- Why? - This is crazy.
(What is it?)
Look at his nickname.
The nickname. It sounds like it's from the 1980s.
Yeon Bok's nickname is...
I bet you were very slim.
Who's the slimmest person in the world?
- A man running through raindrops. - That's his nickname.
I guess you were very fast.
I weighed only 48kg back then.
And I was really nimble.
- He was really fast. - It rained today.
So that was my nickname.
- Shall we go outside? - So you didn't get rained on?
Let's go find out if he can really do that.
We can go on a field trip.
Today? We can do that.
People also called me...
a man hiding behind a toothpick.
You sound like a really old man.
- A man hiding behind a toothpick? - I don't know any of that.
Behind a toothpick?
- They were popular jokes back then. - They were.
Hyung Wook's nickname is Embracing Ramsay.
I guess it's from the chef, Gordon Ramsay.
Right. It's from Gordon Ramsay.
- He's a famous British chef. - Gordon Ramsay?
Gordon Ramsay?
I embrace all dogs,
but I'm harsh to people like Ramsay.
So people call me Embracing Ramsay.
I once had a match with Ramsay in Chef and My Fridge.
Really?
How did it go?
I tried to be considerate.
- You were considerate? - He came a long way.
It wasn't so hard to deal with him, right?
Sure.
(Giggling)
(Blazing)
(Yeon Bok is being considerate toward a chef from another country.)
(Ramsay is surprised.)
It's time to talk about their strengths.
First, Hyung Wook's strength.
I wish we could do this sooner.
"Ask me anything."
- We can ask him anything. - We can ask him anything.
- Ask him anything about dogs. - We can ask him anything.
He's literally the president of dogs.
- He's the president of dogs. - That's not true.
I have so many questions.
You don't have a pet dog.
What? I don't have one now,
- Do you have a dog? - but I had a cocker spaniel before.
I had one dog.
But he was so lonely.
When he woke up in the morning,
he just looked out of the window vacantly.
As if he had worries.
So I brought one more dog.
- You had 2 dogs? - I had 2 dogs.
And he changed completely after I took in another dog.
It's not like you brought another dog because he wanted.
You just wanted to make him a friend.
- You're right. - He might not have wanted a friend.
Think about it.
It's good to meet a friend at a bar.
But you don't want your friend to live in your house.
Exactly.
Making him a friend...
might cause a problem.
- I thought he'd feel lonely. - I guess you're right.
You said your dog looked out of the window in the morning.
Those who have dogs would know this.
Who does your dog look at when you wake up in the morning?
He looks at me. He looks at me when I get out of my bed.
He looks at me when I go to drink water.
He looks at me when I go to bathroom.
Even when I change my clothes...
and when I go to the front door.
And you leave the house as if you're getting...
through a black hole and come back at night.
And it repeats every day.
So dogs can be afraid of mornings.
Because that's when their owners move busily...
and leave the house.
If your dog was really looking out the window,
I bet he was trying to see you leave.
He didn't want Ho Dong to leave.
I see.
It means he didn't want me to go.
It's not that he needed a friend. He needed you.
I see.
- I have a Jack Russell Terrier. - Jack Russell Terrier.
When he sees a big dog,
he tries...
really hard to mount the dog.
He does that every time he sees a big dog.
He's just like you.
(He's just like his owner.)
He's full of energy.
I was going to say that.
How old is your dog?
He's about two years old.
- He's male, right? - He's male.
- Is he neutered? - He is.
He keeps doing it when he's neutered?
It can happen.
Mounting isn't...
always a sexual behavior.
It's like play.
It's like playing jokes.
Sometimes it's an act of a slight.
It can be very rude...
to the other dog.
So you should teach him not to do such a thing.
Like Soo Geun said,
dogs are just like their owners.
What?
(Dogs are just like their owners.)
(They've found out the true reason.)
(Feeling dizzy)
What does that mean?
It's obviously not sexual behavior.
Because he does that to both male and female dogs.
Some dogs do that to me.
- What does that mean? - Do they pee on you?
No.
They pee on you?
If the dogs peed on you,
it means they wanted to depend on you.
There are a lot of dog's playgrounds these days.
In those places, shy dogs...
often pee on their owners'...
bags, pants, or shoes.
- Because they're scared? - That's interesting.
It means they don't know what to do,
so they need help.
I had a question...
when I had a dog.
When we were alone together,
my dog suddenly barked at the air.
And he looked the other way all of a sudden.
- People say dogs can see ghosts. - You have ghosts in your house.
- There must be ghosts. - I wonder if it's true.
You should go to an exorcist.
Go to an exorcist?
There are two reasons.
First, he might have heard something you didn't hear.
- Something people can't hear. - That's a ghost.
- That's right. - Dogs can hear better than humans.
Their hearing is excellent.
- And there's another reason. - And a good sense of smell.
What did you do when your dog barked?
Did you bark with him?
(Laughing)
- Some dogs... - I didn't stop him.
attract their owners' attention...
- by barking. - To attract attention?
- I see. - Attention.
If his owner sits at a desk...
to study or work,
the dog knows from experience...
that it will take a while.
So he brings an expensive shoe in his mouth.
- An expensive shoe? - That's right.
- So... - On purpose?
You wouldn't mind it...
if he brought a cheap slipper.
But if he brings an expensive one,
you'll try to stop him.
That's how dogs recognize...
- expensive bags, shoes, and dress. - They are smart.
- That's amazing. - Really?
Hyung Wook, some of us don't have a pet dog...
at home.
Can you recommend what kind of dogs we should have?
It's important to have a dog that's compatible with me.
That's right.
Let's say your dog likes to run,
but you like to relax.
- It'd be hard. - They should be compatible.
What kind of dog would be good for Kyung Hoon?
When I think about him,
I guess he's neat and well organized.
And he seems to need...
his personal space.
I bet you're a homebody, right?
Totally.
- So I recommend a Jindo dog. - A Jindo dog.
Jindo dogs don't tag along compared to other dog breeds.
(They don't always stick around their owners.)
If I have a Golden Retriever and a Jindo dog,
and I slept,
Golden Retriever will be next to me in the morning,
and Jindo dog will be watching me from over there.
My gosh.
So they're not too far away from the owner.
They'll keep you within range of their eyes.
They love staying at home.
They have great homing instinct.
- And they're loyal. - Right.
It used to find its way back to Sejin Computer Land.
Sejin Computer Land?
The Jindo dog found its way back to Sejin Computer Land.
- How many kilometers was that? - What does it do there?
- He has such a good memory. - It found its way back.
- There was an advertisement. - An advertisement?
I was the next spokesmodel after the dog.
(He attracts attention.)
The computer advertisement?
(He threw himself in to shoot the commercial.)
Is the price too low?
Jindo dogs love staying at home.
And they have good homing instinct.
Is there a type of dog that will suit me?
A poodle.
- A poodle? - Poodles are smart.
The poodles I saw were...
sad when the owner was sad.
They're happy when the owners are happy.
So people who have broken hearts...
- Is Yeong Cheol's heart broken? - Is my heart broken?
When people like that raise a poodle,
they tend to be healed.
- They're very good... - They commune with you.
- at empathizing. - He's right about being healed.
I held one, and my fingers disappeared.
They go straight into the fur.
Really?
If I take my hand off, I see my fingers.
So it's more interesting than the magic trick that Yeon Bok did.
(So it's more interesting than the magic trick that Yeon Bok did.)
It was here, and then it was gone.
- It's an awesome magic trick. - My fingers disappear...
because they're buried inside the fur.
What about Sang Min?
There's Groenendael which is similar to the Shepherd dog before.
It does look similar.
He seems serious,
and I think he could use a friend.
It looks great. It could get him back the money he was ripped off.
Right? It looks awesome.
It's like that flyer.
- How about Ho Dong? - I'm curious about Ho Dong.
A Shepherd dog for Ho Dong.
A Shepherd.
- Isn't that too good? - Why?
He's usually among a crowd,
and he's really good at leading a show like this.
But being comforted by dogs is...
very different.
And Shepherd dogs are the real deal.
You look them in the eyes,
and they'll think, "It's been a rough day, hasn't it?"
That's what it feels like.
When I go back home after work, Leo tells me...
with his eyes, "Go take a shower."
(He's quite cool.)
- Wait. - He's cool about it.
Aren't you giving too much meaning into it?
That's what it feels like.
- I see. - "Go take a shower."
- That was good information. - Thank you.
- It was fun. - It was very helpful.
- Now it's Yeon Bok's turn. - Next one is...
Yeon Bok's unexpected merit.
His merit is...
- "Jjajangmyeon". - What?
I'm also a jjajangmyeon cook on Sundays.
- Jjajangmyeon is... - We'll have jjajangmyeon?
very complicated to make if you go by the standard practice.
I'll tell you a recipe that's simple,
and anyone can follow.
- So it's a simple jjajangmyeon. - Seriously?
- It's very simple. - Let's make it.
- We can eat it here? - Let's try it.
Wow, he's going to make it for us.
His recipes are famous.
I heard Ho Dong made some noodles lately.
- I heard that. - Right.
It's Chef Kang versus Chef Lee.
When I went to China for a show with Ho Dong,
he was always the first person to be ready every morning.
And he spoke Chinese to the Chinese people passing by.
He bothers everyone in this world.
(He bothers everyone in this world.)
And Ho Dong...
- The apron doesn't fit him. - It doesn't.
He looks like a flight attendant.
(He looks like a flight attendant.)
(Life vests are over here.)
It's the chef versus the flight attendant.
Hygiene is important in cooking.
- Hygiene! - Hygiene!
- Did you wash your hands? - Yes, I did.
Simply put,
you can buy these easily.
- Jjajang ramyeons. - Yes, two jjajang ramyeons.
Yes, we need those.
And pork... This is too much.
- You just need a little bit. - Right.
Onions.
That's all you need.
- That's it? - Yes.
- Anyone can do it. - Anyone can do this.
You better cut off these yellowish parts.
These will taste bad in your mouth.
(Cut out the yellow exteriors because it doesn't feel good.)
(Like this.)
If your eyes sting when you're chopping onions...
The eyes sting a lot. It makes you cry.
- Swimming goggles. - Goggles will get damp.
- Then sunglasses. - I'll show you...
how to chop them with my eyes closed.
He's like Lee Sin.
He's an expert.
Children and adults, don't try this at home.
People like him have to show this.
He looks like a master of martial arts.
He's the chef at Shaolin Temple.
Be careful.
(He's not hesitating.)
Check where the onion is.
(He's relaxed.)
(Impressed)
That's...
(The thickness is consistent.)
(It's perfect.)
- This is... - Now that's a magic trick.
Watch.
Don't do that bead trick.
- This is... - He's amazing.
- Do what he did. - I can't do that.
(Soo Geun, you little...)
- Go ahead. - You can't scowl...
while holding a knife.
Smile.
- Smile. - Smile.
We're all trying to be happy.
- I like that sound. - Me too.
- Right. - Watch your finger.
- Watch your finger. - He has his own technique.
How are you chopping it?
- He has his own way. - He's done his calculation.
He can do that.
- Why is he doing it the hard way? - Cut it horizontally.
Cut it horizontally.
(It seems risky.)
Okay.
That's good enough.
- Okay. - How many?
- How many did you cut? - Just one.
- I cut 1 onion. - We need 2, so cut 1 more.
This is too...
I think you should help him.
(He seems indifferent.)
(But he finishes it quickly.)
You don't want to chop it too finely for jjajangmyeon.
How many onions must he have chopped until now?
It must have been countless.
- We can't count. - Seriously.
Get the pork,
and cut it into small pieces.
- A bit like... - It can't be too thick.
Then it won't be cooked well.
(Cut it into small pieces.)
His Chinese knife is better at cutting...
since it's quite heavy.
- Here it is. - Oh, boy.
(He presents it to Ho Dong.)
(Chopping)
Is this good enough?
- That was very fast. - A little more?
(Yes!)
So you prepare pork like this.
The important thing is, you have to go over there for Yeon Bok's food,
and you can stay here if you want Ho Dong's.
We have to go already?
I mean...
- This is way better. - Ho Dong's will be...
- Right. - I can have more then.
You can't all go over there!
- We'll eat it all, just us. - Sure.
Don't think about coming over here.
It's quality over quantity.
Mine will taste better.
Pork, onion, ramyeon,
these are all you need.
The onion counts as a block of noodles,
- so you need 3 soup powders. - 3 soup powders.
The onions count as one serving of noodles.
Because it's a lot.
Pour olive oil.
- Just a little bit. - It's different when he teaches.
Now he's putting in meat and grilling.
You're stir-frying the meat first.
- You have to stir-fry it first. - Yes.
We're stir-frying to bring out the savory taste.
(Sizzling)
They're both grilling the meat.
It smells good.
(Ho Dong also starts stir-frying the meat.)
- It's being cooked quickly. - That's where the fire is.
You're frying it in oil.
- Why is he... - It won't be cooked that way.
He says it won't be cooked.
- He's being scolded. - The surface is narrower.
Just do as he does.
Look.
The lard comes out.
No, that's olive oil from before.
(I see.)
- It's not lard. - How did you become Chef Kang?
You have to cook it well done,
so it has good mouthfeel.
Water on both sides are boiling.
Put in the two noodles when the water's boiling.
- You put in noodles first? - He put in noodles first.
And then...
- Why are you so afraid? - He's making a fuss.
- Now put in onions. - Goodness.
- This one looks delicious. - It's simple.
Jjajang ramyeon and jjajangmyeon are two different things.
- They're very different. - Yes.
- He's so reliable. - But they only put onions and meat.
- He's doing something. - He's not bad.
- Now put in the solid ingredients. - The flakes.
You don't have to put them in if you don't want to.
- This is a good recipe. - That's not important,
- this one is. - The soup powder.
- I could make this at home. - Put in soup powders.
We need three soup powders.
You're using two noodles and the onions take up...
the amount of one noodle.
It's as simple as this.
Now it's going to become jjajangmyeon.
He's not using chunjang, he's only using soup powder.
It looks really good.
It looks like real jjajangmyeon.
(He takes a glimpse.)
What's this?
It looks stiff.
The soup powders are...
Check the soup powder.
They're coagulating.
This is the real thing.
It is?
I mean, "Gather and Kick" is in trend.
They need to gather.
If it coagulates, try putting in...
a bit of boiling water.
- Just a little bit. - It looks so good.
It's starting to smell like gan jjajang.
It smells like gan jjajang.
This is awesome. How does it smell like gan jjajang?
We're almost done.
It really looks like jjajangmyeon.
This one smells like gan jjajang.
It's the sauce of gan jjajang.
(It looks like an authentic jjajangmyeon.)
This is amazing. I've never even imagined this.
Ho Dong's food doesn't look so bad now.
It's the same with everyone.
He said it's the same with everyone.
And now it's finished.
You're finished?
That's awesome.
This is great.
- Look at that. - That looks great.
This is such a great tip for the people who are watching.
- Right? - It's awesome.
I'm going to try this at home.
- You just need pork and onions. - Right.
Now mix it and eat it.
(Ho Dong's jjajang ramyeon is also done.)
- This looks amazing. - Can I try it?
Just put it up here.
- Mixing it is... - Just mix it like this.
(It's time to mix it well.)
People are going to...
- They're going to love this. - love this.
- It looks delicious. - Right?
If you like spicy food, you could use some chili powder.
- Chili powder. - Exactly.
- Here you go, Hyung Wook. - Thank you.
We made too little. We only cooked two bags.
(Eat up.)
I'd like some meat too.
(Soo Geun tries a bite of Yeon Bok's jjajang ramyeon.)
- He's eating. - Eat up.
[VIU Ver] E194 Knowing Brothers "Lee Yeon Bok & Kang Hyung Wook" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
This is a killer.
- What is this? - I can't believe it.
This is a totally new dish.
It tastes like the actual gan jjajang.
(Devouring)
Yeon Bok made it for us and let us eat first, right?
But Ho Dong's the first to eat on this side.
(What's wrong about it?)
The chef is eating the food first.
Try Yeon Bok's too.
Let's go to the other side, Hyung Wook.
I'm sorry to say this, but although they used the same ingredients,
this one has a deeper flavor.
- Let me try. - It has a deeper flavor.
Here.
So this is... Gosh.
I just chewed on a chunk of the seasoning powder.
It was a big chunk too.
- Ho Dong's is good too. - It is.
We're not saying it's not good.
But it can taste different depending on the chef.
It can be very different.
- It is different. - It is.
Hey.
It's different although I did exactly what he did.
He's on another level.
It's because you're directly comparing the two.
Imagine you had this alone. It's still great.
It's because you're comparing it to mine.
- Anyone can make this. - You're right.
- With onions... - For those who turned on...
the TV now, let's make it once again.
They don't know what's going on. They'll be curious.
- You're right. - Let's make three bags this time.
- What shall we do about them? - It'd taste nice with rice too.
- Should we accept them? - What should we do?
We had the food. We should accept them.
(Right?)
Welcome to the school!
(Congratulations, Yeon Bok and Hyung Wook for joining us.)
(Knowing Brothers)
Hyung Wook's quiz.
I am currently doing an internet broadcast...
for the dog owners.
I once said something...
that made the owners flustered all of a sudden.
What do you think happened?
I got it. To get more viewings,
you said something shocking.
"I'll be honest with you."
"I actually hate dogs."
- "I only like them on camera." - "It was all fake."
- "I hate dogs for real." - Wrong.
I got it. People say this.
"Kang Hyung Wook is actually a dog."
- I am? - The blood of dog runs in his body.
People said that?
He's a dog.
I got some hint from what Hee Chul said.
When his broadcast was over, he thanked his viewers...
then he walked out like this.
(He walked out on all fours.)
He walked out on all fours and did this over the pad.
On camera?
- During the live broadcast, - What is that?
you were telling the viewers that the dog's beef jerky is edible...
for humans too and eating it. When your wife came in and asked,
you went...
(This is mine.)
(He showed his true colors while he was having his snack.)
Inadvertently.
No, that's not right.
I can be greedy but not that badly.
- It's so funny. - I did this on live.
It made everyone taken aback.
I got it. During the broadcast,
you told the viewers to bring their dogs.
You made everyone sit with the dogs. Then you said,
"Let's go for a walk."
- Am I right? - That's correct.
How did he know?
- How did he know? - When dogs hear...
"Let's go for a walk", they go wild.
Because they love it so much.
- This happened at midnight. - Right.
It was midnight, and near the end of my broadcast,
I wanted to give some gifts.
I thought about what would be good.
Dogs love to go out for a walk.
- So I told them... - Right.
there's something I wanted to say that will make the dogs happy.
I told them to turn the volume up and bring their dogs.
I went, "I'll say it now. Let's go for a walk."
"Do you want to go for a walk?"
So the dogs went crazy.
They jumped around and got excited.
- They put their lead by the door. - They waited over there.
Yes. They waited for their owners.
About 1,000 people were watching my live broadcast back then,
and they left complaints.
- Right. - "How could you say that?"
They took photos of them outside on a walk and sent them to me.
At midnight.
Do dogs love it when strangers say...
"Do you want to go for a walk" too?
- Yes, they do. - People usually say...
- "Do you want to go for a walk?" - Right.
- Dogs... - The intonation.
That's right. The intonation.
- They remember the intonation. - The tone.
That's why when you say...
"Do you want to do it?" or "Do you like it?",
they think they are going for a walk.
- You have a garden at home, right? - Yes, I do.
So do you not need to go outside at all?
Yes, I do.
My dogs don't poop or pee in the garden at all.
- Where do they do it then? - Really?
- Outside? - They only do it outside.
- What about you? - Me?
- I guess while he's on a walk too. - I suddenly got curious.
I just got curious.
- He might like to poop outside too. - He'll have to pay a fine.
My son keeps peeing where the dogs peed.
My son does that.
He's only two years old.
But I am a normal man.
(I use bathrooms.)
Hee Chul got the answer right. Is he getting some dog food?
Give me some dog food.
- I'll give it to you next time. - Okay.
- Give it to me as a reward. - Here goes my second quiz.
I sometimes step on the dog's feet by accident.
I have my own way of apologizing...
after I do.
What could it be?
"Gosh, I'm sorry. I'm so sorry."
You apologize with your whole heart.
That servilely?
- The dogs go, "You stepped on it." - "I'm sorry."
- "Did you or did you not?" - "I'm sorry."
I got it. When you step on it,
you go, "Bad foot. You jerk."
People do say those things.
You'd hit your foot.
That will scare the dogs.
Is that so?
It's a little different to what you'd say to humans.
- I got it. - It's a little different.
You stepped on it,
then pretend like you didn't.
- But you already did. - So it's different...
- to what you'd do to humans. - You just pretend nothing happened.
It's quite close.
- So it's all here. - I see.
They whimper when you step on their foot.
You ignore them,
then go and get some snacks.
When you're giving it to them...
If your wife wants one too, you'd go like this.
(It's mine.)
(Laughing)
After you stepped on their foot,
you avoid meeting their eyes.
You apologize while calling the dog's name.
You talk to yourself?
"I'm sorry."
You don't look at them when you apologize.
- Give us some hints. - It's correct.
- It's correct. - That's incredible.
Let me show you.
Let's say... While I'm studying,
all four of them sit by my feet.
I sometimes step on their foot by accident while trying to stand up.
They whimper and go somewhere else because they're scared.
When this happens, some people who are not very knowledgeable,
follow them...
when the dogs go away...
- and keep apologizing. - Right.
- They blow on their foot. - That sounds like Kyung Hoon.
But they may think they are being attacked.
Those who are sensitive might.
So if you step on their foot by mistake,
wait until they calm down over there.
Then you should sit and wait somewhere...
where they can see you.
But there is one thing you must be careful about.
"It's okay, So Min. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. It's okay. So Min."
If the owners say this...
(Whimpering)
They think you're whimpering.
- They think you're doing this. - You just sound like a dog.
The dog blood must really run in you.
They can't come to you because it makes them more anxious.
So you should wait...
and talk slowly to them.
Take a couple of seconds.
They will only come back to you after the pain is completely gone.
So don't touch it.
They'll think they'll get bitten again.
So wait for them to come.
They will come to you.
When I'm using my computer or sitting in my chair,
my dog would always be by the chair legs. It's dangerous.
- Right? Why do they do that? - You're right.
They just want to be with their owners all the time.
That's right.
So those chairs that have wheels on them...
- Yes, those. - I've gotten rid of them all.
There is no chair with wheels at mine.
- I need to get up like this. - Right.
You could push the chair back...
- and get the dog's tail in between. - I'd feel so terrible.
That's what you did to them?
I had no chair at home.
- What a liar. No chair? - I had no chair at home.
Can I ask you something?
What if... Let's say I've had 2 cats for about 10 years...
and I bring a dog home...
to live with them.
Cats and dogs are different.
Which one of them would get more stressed out?
I'm not entirely sure,
but when the owner comes home...
cats would go, "I guess you're home."
- This is what cats are like. - You're right.
But dogs...
"What did you eat?"
- "Who did you meet? Tell me." - They are so cute.
- He's a dog. - This is what dogs are like.
He's so good.
So if you have both cats and dogs, it'll be like this.
They'll say this to cats. "Is it fun up there?"
"What is it like up there? I want to go up high too."
- This is what dogs are like. - Right.
Cats go, "Just stay put. Gosh."
"Come on." This is what cats are like.
Some dogs don't care about the cat at home,
but if that's not the case...
I've never heard of a case where a cat bit a dog...
- and hurt it badly. - You're right.
But a dog could kill a cat...
- by accident. - I see.
Taking that fear into consideration,
the cat may be scared.
- If a dog joins, yes. - Although I'm not entirely sure.
- Can I ask one more question? - Sure.
One of the worst feelings...
you could get is to be ignored by someone.
Do dogs ignore humans too?
Yes.
- Really? - They do?
They do, but it means something different.
Have many dogs ignored you?
(It means something different, but do dogs generally ignore you?)
I think so.
Humans ignore him.
Humans?
Let's say I'm a dog named Hyung Wook.
Try taking a picture of me saying,
"Hyung Wook, here. Look here."
Hyung Wook.
Look here.
Look over here, Hyung Wook.
Hyung Wook. Look.
Here.
Hyung Wook.
- Hyung Wook. - I think he's annoyed for real.
- But... - When you say...
the name,
the dog would pee here...
and go back to their seat slowly...
and pretend to be tired.
(They'd go back to their seat and pretend to be tired.)
They are not ignoring you,
but this is what they do...
when they can't physically overcome the situation.
(This is what dogs do when they can't get out of the situation.)
They want to beat you but they can't.
When you try to take pictures, the dogs would avoid...
and pretend they are sleeping.
This is because dogs think the camera lens are like eyes.
But looking into the eyes...
means you're confronting them.
That's why they don't like looking in the eye.
So when you want to pet them,
if you do this, they won't come to you.
Sometimes, in those situations, dogs lick your face.
People think the dog likes them,
but it actually means to get your face out of the way.
(Realization)
"Get your face out of the way"?
- You'd be, "Come here, sweetie." - Really?
"Come here." The dog would come...
(The dog would look around and lick.)
This is what they'd do.
This means, "Please get your face out of my sight."
That's what it means.
Like what Ho Dong did to me,
if you say, "Hey, come here!"
It could scare the dogs, okay?
I didn't talk like that.
I don't want people to get the wrong idea.
There are so many people who have dogs.
And you told me to do it.
- I'm sorry. - I only played along.
I wasn't a part of this. It has nothing to do with me.
- You take care of this. - Why did I get so proactive?
I know.
All right.
(This is it for Hyung Wook.)
- That was fun. - Next up is Yeon Bok.
He just gave us a lot of information.
Yeon Bok.
We'll get the correct answers quickly.
Do we get some rewards if we get your quiz right?
Yes, you do.
What is it?
A meal ticket.
- Let's go. - Give us the quiz.
There is something I used to do very often.
What would it be?
Before you got married?
I used to do this in my early 20s.
You'd run in the rain.
- You'd run in the rain. - During the rainy seasons.
"Mom, am I wet now?"
You kept asking her that.
And you hid behind the toothpicks.
It was after that phase.
There weren't many forms of entertainment back then.
So whenever I hung out with my friends,
we'd go to nightclubs.
This is what I did when I went to nightclubs.
I got it. When you went to nightclubs,
you dressed up as a chef.
It is kind of close.
I got it. When you went to nightclubs,
they refused to let you in,
so you got a job as a chef there.
(Laughing)
You wanted to go there so badly.
- I got it. - That's incorrect.
I got it.
When you went to nightclubs,
you took some food.
You cooked them yourself.
(That must be it.)
- That's nice. - You'd take them in your pockets.
- He didn't like the food there. - He could've put them in a bag.
- You'd go in. - Something like palbochae.
- Or dumplings. - You cooked there.
- No. - Did he take the food then?
It must be about dancing.
He practiced a certain move and went.
Something Chinese.
Like "the hand-made noodle dance".
(This is the hand-made noodle dance of the master.)
There used to be "go-stop dance",
- "dual pistols dance", - Oh, that.
- or "horse riding dance". - I haven't heard that for so long.
These dance moves were trendy.
- Let me give you the final hint. - Okay.
I did this to not show that I was a chef.
(It was something he did to hide the fact that he's a chef.)
After working in the kitchen all day,
- you'd smell of food. - The smell would be on you.
I got it. You wore a lot of perfume.
- It's close. - You put pain relief patches.
- Pain relief patches. - That's correct.
(Jang Hoon's intuition got it again.)
How did you get this?
- Incredible. - This is awesome.
- How did he get this? - That was awesome.
After working all day in the kitchen,
you still smell of food...
- even after a shower. - I see.
Back in the days,
they used to play a fast-beat and slow-beat dance songs in turns.
- That's right. - They played the music in turn.
So when I was dancing to a slow-beat song,
I heard my partner asking what the smell was.
"What is this smell? It smells delicious."
I realized the smell was coming off of my clothes.
So whenever I went...
- I wanted to hide... - That could be stressful.
that I was a chef.
- That's interesting. - Back then,
it was curfew hours from midnight to 4am.
So we couldn't come outside until 4am.
You couldn't go outside anyway.
Right, we had to stay in there.
You just had to have fun.
We used to call it "group dancing" when the best dancer...
dances in the front...
and the rest dance at the back.
Where were you?
In the front or back?
As I went to nightclubs continuously,
I moved to the front.
Do you remember some dance moves?
- We've prepared some music. - To the front.
- Now... - Bodeum Nightclub.
Now.
- It's Lee Yeon Bok Time. - Just like this?
We used our feet a lot.
Come forward.
(These are the flashy steps he showed off at the front row.)
(Just like how it was back then.)
(Ho Dong loves it.)
This is what you'd do using your feet.
Right. Diamond steps.
- They love it. - You had some fun.
Jang Hoon got it right, so...
I'm so envious.
Jang Hoon,
open it.
- This is... - What is that?
- Nothing's written here. - It's empty.
It just has Yeon Bok's signature.
This is priceless.
It says, "Come and eat at my restaurant."
Actually, there are no meal tickets for my restaurants.
We might get a slap from his wife if we take this to the restaurant.
"What is this? Why did you bring it here?"
Second quiz.
I was once...
told off very harshly.
What for was I told off?
Because you went to nightclubs every day.
- No, - Your parents told you off.
- I got it. - but it is related.
I got it.
You played hard the night before and didn't sleep.
So you cooked while sleeping...
and your boss saw you.
You cut things while sleeping.
- No. - You look reminded of your past.
- I got it. - The words spread.
You went to a nightclub the night before,
and you served the customers the next day.
But you were still excited from the night before.
You served the food like this.
(A cheerful serving)
You danced and teased the customers.
(Wrong)
He teased the customers?
- Teased? - Where?
Where were you told off?
- At work. - I see.
It wasn't an ordinary place.
- Was it the embassy? - Yes, it was.
That's right.
- I got it. - Somewhere with solemn mood.
There was an event at the embassy...
to which people were invited.
You danced hard the night before,
drank too much,
and got confused with the menu...
so you got reprimanded.
- No. That's slightly off. - I got it.
- Many foreigners go to the embassy. - Yes.
So you prepared all the Chinese foods,
and your poured the sauce all over tangsuyuk.
And the foreigners went, "I like to dip, not pour."
"I like to dip."
But you forced them to pour the sauce.
No.
- That was funny. - It's related to nightclubs, right?
- Yes. - I got it.
Yeon Bok played so hard...
that he couldn't cook the next day.
So he ordered some Chinese delivery.
(He ordered Chinese delivery.)
- He ordered? - You pretended you cooked them.
Did he make ramyeon for the foreigners?
It must be this. Because of the curfew hours,
you couldn't go to the restaurant...
- when you had to prepare the food. - No.
You took the fruit from the nightclub...
and gave it to the guests.
"I'm sorry, please have this in the meantime."
- They cut the fruits pretty too. - And he turned on the music.
It wasn't for a feast.
You went to work late after having fun in the nightclub,
so you couldn't make breakfast for the ambassador.
(Hitting)
That's correct.
(Jang Hoon gets another one right.)
- He's spot on. - Really?
- How could he? - He's getting everything right.
This happened more than a couple of times...
while I worked at the embassy.
Did it happen often?
- Back then, - It happened more than a few times?
I worked from when I was 22 until I became 30...
with three different ambassadors.
I made mistakes like this with each ambassador.
What did the ambassador eat when you didn't make his breakfast?
- He had to starve. - Really?
I'd cook for him at lunch.
He goes to the office after finishing his meal...
and calls me.
When I'm about to go in, his wife, who's waiting by the door,
tells me to apologize to him no matter what.
She tells me that.
She adored me because I was so young.
The ambassador would be like...
"Hey, I'm an ambassador."
"How dare you starve me?"
Did you have breakfast before going to work?
No.
(Flustered)
I'm sure he did.
- Right. - In that situation,
- how could he eat? - Of course.
In that situation, I wasn't in any state to eat.
I was thinking, "I'm dead."
You would be so alarmed.
How do you get a job at the embassy?
Do you take interviews?
There was an employment notice.
I handed in my resume.
As far as I know, they had the last 2 or 3 candidates.
They had each one of us make a dish...
for the higher ranking staff.
Then each chose their favorite dish.
It's impressive that he was the youngest.
- It's like a cartoon story. - I know.
I'm sure they didn't choose him for his age.
By the way,
- Yeon Bok transferred here today. - Yes.
Just imagine how great today's school meal will be.
That's right. It's going to be amazing.
- It will be amazing. - It will be great.
But it could be like dog food because Hyung Wook is here too.
It's either the best or the worst.
But you should bear with it since you are a dog lover.
It's time again.
- It's lunchtime. - Dear students of Brother School.
- It's lunchtime. - It's time you've been waiting for.
- This... - It's the happy lunchtime.
- No way. - Enjoy your meal today.
And make us laugh.
Before we do lunchtime,
I want to ask Yeon Bok something.
You can cook Chinese cuisine.
You can actually cook anything you want.
But if you can eat only one thing,
what will you have?
If I can eat only one thing, I will have raw fish.
- Raw fish? - You like raw fish.
Since I can't smell, I like to feel the texture.
We only talked about dogs with Hyung Wook.
We didn't ask this. What's your favorite dish?
- My favorite dish? - Marinated blue crab.
- What? - Soy sauce marinated crab?
- I love marinated blue crab. - You do?
- Tell me just one favorite dish. - Your real favorite.
Shrimps.
- You like shrimp dishes. - Shrimps.
There is a saying about...
shrimps and blue crabs.
"Cooking bad dishes with those ingredients needs skill."
There's a saying like that.
It's because the ingredients themselves are so delicious.
- That's true. - It's hard to do that.
When I think of Chinese food,
there's something unusual I remember ever since I was a kid.
My mother and father...
- preferred stir-fried meatballs. - You had then when you were young?
You had stir-fried meatballs when you were young?
- But... - Seriously.
I still don't know what stir-fried meatball is.
- I don't know exactly. - I don't know either.
But Yeon Bok will back me up on this.
When we order jjajangmyeon and jjamppong,
my parents ordered stir-fried meatballs as the main dish.
So I thought stir-fried meatballs...
were not that different from tangsuyuk.
But when I grew up a bit,
everyone reacted like that whenever I ordered stir-fried meatballs.
- Since it was a long time ago. - But the price...
at the time...
of stir-fried meatballs and tangsuyuk were the same.
In that past? The price was different.
(He used to be the son of Chinese restaurant owner during the 1980s.)
- It was different. - Different by how much?
- It was twice as expensive. - Come on!
- That's not true. - The price was different.
- It was? - It used to be twice the price.
He's feeling betrayed.
- He's feeling betrayed. - "Oh, really?"
- He had the best expression. - Portions were small too.
- "Oh, really?" - It was a little more expensive.
- It wasn't twice as much. - He's feeling betrayed.
Nowadays,
there aren't many restaurants that serve stir-fried meatballs.
That's because they are time consuming to cook.
How much was the difference in price?
It was only a little more expensive.
It is different for each restaurant.
It was nearly two times more expensive.
- Seriously. - But...
it was different for each neighborhood.
I cancel my story.
How can you cancel this?
I thought they were similar in price.
As a kid, you thought anything under 100 dollars...
was the same.
- That's not true. - Right.
It wasn't like that for everyone. Wake up, President Seo.
It cost only 1 or 2 dollars more in my neighborhood.
In the past, if tangsuyuk was a dollar, it was 2 dollars.
- I shouldn't have brought this up. - Anyway,
since Yeon Bok is here, we have a special side dish,
and I'm looking so forward to that.
Let's go, let's go.
Give us the first question.
The prize for the first question is...
stir-fried squid.
We can finish a bowl of rice only with that.
The number of correct answers you will be aiming for is five.
That's ambiguous.
Does anyone have a question for five answers?
Should I do a question about dogs?
We say dogs go "meong, meong" in Korean.
How do you say that in English?
- Okay. - I get it.
I'll get this right.
I think there will be more than five.
- Shall I reveal the answer? - The answer is?
Bow-wow.
- They bark like that? - Bow-wow?
- How? - Bow-wow!
- Bow-wow. - Everyone will get it wrong.
- Everyone will get it wrong. - They can get it.
- "Wal-wal". - "Wal-wal".
He got it right.
- We have two. - Bow-wow.
What did you write, Yeon Bok?
- "Ddok, ddok". - "Ddok, ddok".
(2 rights answers for the goal of 5)
- What's that? - I mean...
- with a strong accent. - With an accent?
- How? - "Ddok, ddok".
Bow-wow.
He got it right.
- We have 3 answers. - We have 3.
We trust you, Kyung Hoon.
I'm sorry, I went for "wal-wal".
I wrote "wal-wal" too.
Me too.
People don't know.
I think that is more correct than bow-wow. What was it?
"Ddok, ddok".
It's exactly the same. How do you say it?
- "Ddok, ddok". - "Ddok, ddok".
(The president of dogs is happy.)
It's like TWICE's song "Knock Knock".
- Give us the next question, please. - What did we lost just now?
The prize for this question is braised spicy monkfish.
(The side this is braised spicy monkfish.)
- You can mix this with rice. - We don't need anything else.
Give me lots of greens.
I like the innards.
- I like the greens. - I like the tail part.
- Braised spicy monkfish. - I like the tail.
The number of correct answers you will be aiming for is two.
- Two! - We need a difficult one.
- Do you have something, Hyung Wook? - I'll do this one.
- We need many answers for this. - The reason why...
a dog kicks its hind legs after it poops.
- What are you talking about? - What is that?
- You're overestimating us. - The reason is...
- What did you say? - Forget it.
- The reason is... - What is it?
- The reason is? - It's to spread its poop around.
- Why does it want to do that? - That's right.
- Once again. - Cats hide it, dogs spread it.
That was Hyung Wook's one-minute knowledge.
And the question you wanted to give is?
How many teeth does a dog have?
(He tries again.)
I don't even know how many teeth I have.
- Everyone, remember that. - Let's continue.
Give proverbs related to dogs.
Write four proverbs.
- We need to write 4? - There are 4?
- 4? - There are 4?
I researched, and there were over 70.
(Shocked)
"When you sow a dog..." That's not it.
It's not that.
You don't lock the door after you lose the dog, right?
(Laughing)
Hyung Wook, show us your answers.
I will show you the answer.
"You can't find dog dung when you need it."
"Dog with dung calls dog with chaff dirty."
"Dog's life is the best life."
- There are many. - Yes, there are.
"Make money like a dog, and spend it like a minister."
- Oh, there's that. - There are many.
"Dog chasing chicken now stares at the roof."
I have five.
- Let's start with Sang Min. - Shall we do it?
There has to be the word "dog" or "puppy" in the proverb.
You can use puppy.
"One-day-old puppy is not afraid of the tiger."
"Dog chasing chicken now stares at the roof."
"Dog's life is the best life."
"Dog with dung calls dog with chaff dirty."
Even the order is the same as mine.
You just need to get one more right.
"There are many people who are worse than dogs."
- That's incorrect. - It's incorrect.
Yeong Cheol, you go.
- And you? - I couldn't get all four.
- Then you're wrong. - Then you're wrong.
"Dog chasing chicken now stares at the roof."
"One-day-old puppy is not afraid of the tiger."
"Make money like a dog, and spend it like a minister."
"A dog recites a poem if he stays by a school for three years."
"Dog by a school."
- We mustn't get the answer now. - Yeon Bok.
Me?
Show us the answer one by one.
"It's an acorn in a bowl of dog food."
"Make money like a minister, and spend it like a dog."
Isn't it supposed to be the other way round?
- Wait a minute. - What?
Like a minister?
- What's the last one? - I did this on purpose.
- It's on purpose. - Do it like that.
"You don't beat a dog when it's eating."
"You're saying dog rubbish."
- That's incorrect. - Okay.
"Dog chasing chicken now stares at the roof."
"Dog's life is the best life."
"Dog with dung calls dog with chaff dirty."
"A dragon is born in a brook."
That word is not the same.
- It's wrong. - Next, please.
- The word sounds the same. - "A dragon is born in a brook."
Now for me.
"Dog chasing chicken now stares at the roof."
"You can't find dog dung when you need it."
"One-day-old puppy is not afraid of the tiger."
"Crawfish are always on the crab's side."
- You're smart. - Of course.
Only one of you has to get it right.
I have Ho Dong.
"You can't find dog dung when you need it."
"Dog chasing chicken now stares at the roof."
"Turn over a new leaf."
- That's wrong. - Now, Soo Geun.
"You don't know anything."
(He is reflecting on himself.)
- You got it wrong on purpose. - Yes.
- So Soo Geun can get it right. - I want him to get it right.
Lee Soo Geun.
I'm 500 percent sure he'll get it wrong.
"Dog chasing chicken now stares at the roof."
"One-day-old puppy is not afraid of the tiger."
"You can't find dog dung when you need it."
"Dog's baby is puppy."
(Disappointed)
- "You're worse than a dog." - He should've gotten it.
Everyone got it wrong except for Jang Hoon.
- This is harder than I thought. - I know.
I only found out today that crawfish is on dog's side.
Kyung Hoon and I activated our brain to the fullest, but we failed.
Next one, please.
The side dish for the next question is rolled omelet.
- This is enough. - This is good enough.
The number of correct answers you will be aiming for is three.
We need a difficult question.
Since Chef Yeon Bok is here,
I prepared a special question.
Honestly, I'm not sure if we can get three.
But I'll just go with it.
We might not even get one dish.
There is a Chinese poet who is the origin of...
Dongpo pork.
- A Chinese poet? - Do you even know this?
- Listen to me first. - I know.
His name is...
His name is Dongpa.
(Calm down. His name is Dongpa.)
- Really? - Just write his surname.
His surname is Yuk, but he succeeded in the US.
So it became Dongpa Yook.
His name is Yook Dongpa.
- It's not a common surname. - Dongpa?
Please.
If you think carefully, you probably heard it before.
I know this. It's this.
I'm 100 percent sure. I remember now.
The answer is this.
It originated from the Chinese poet So Dongpa.
Dongpa pork came from his name.
The answer is So Dongpa.
I wrote Cho Dongpa first.
- Then changed it to So Dongpa. - How did you know?
I thought it'd be something like that.
- You knew it. - I learned about him.
- So 2 of us got right? - 2 of us got right already.
(2 people out of 3 got it right.)
- I wrote Gong Dongpa. - He wrote Gong Dongpa.
- That's great. - I heard about it.
I wrote Sun Woo Dongpa.
- What's the reason? - You have to tell us why.
Yeon Bok must know the answer.
Show us.
- So Dongpa. - He got it right.
So three of us got it right.
- I wrote a different one. - Goodness, Chun Dongpa.
- I wrote Shin Dongpa. - Great.
- There you go! - We can have egg rolls.
Don't show off.
I wrote Ho Dongpa!
- Ho Dongpa. - That's great.
- Ho Dongpa. - Ho Dongpa.
(Excited)
- The last one did a good job. - Goodness.
I knew that I shouldn't write down the right answer.
Goodness. Ho Dong is quite smart.
Ho Dong.
Next one, please.
It's a special mission for the special side dish.
I want Dongpo pork.
Today's mission requires a chef's hand skills...
and a dog trainer's delicate senses.
It's lifting up bottles with a ring.
Put the ring attached to the stick on the bottle's opening.
You should lift it.
It's an individual game.
Those who lift the bottles within 60 seconds...
get to have the special side dish.
- Really? - That's how it works.
- Is it really Dongpo pork? - What's the menu?
I like Dongpo pork.
- Oh, my gosh. - What is it?
It's Dongpo pork!
- Yeon Bok made it for us. - He made it himself.
- Goodness. - Yeon Bok made it.
Our friend who is a chef made this special dish for us.
All right. Let's start with six...
- No, five people should go first. - Start from that side.
Is it the only thing we have to do?
You have to lift up one bottle in just 60 seconds.
- I can easily lift it up. - Within 60 seconds?
- All right. - You can lift up one bottle each.
Is there any know-how to this?
You can't practice yet.
- Get ready and start. - I don't think it'll be difficult.
All right.
Gosh, it won't stay still.
- Jang Hoon. - Goodness.
(Will he get it at once?)
(His bottle fell.)
- My goodness. - He almost got it.
- Jang Hoon almost got it. - It's not easy.
Goodness. He almost got it too.
- Hyung Wook can do this. - It's working.
He is delicate.
Hyung Wook is like training his dog.
60 seconds are not that long.
(Whirling)
- You can't lift it up? - All right.
Goodness.
It keeps moving.
Jang Hoon!
- My goodness. - This is not easy.
- Jang Hoon almost got it. - It isn't easy.
So Dongpa.
(Lifting)
Sang Min is getting it.
You are running out of time.
(That was close.)
Wait.
- Jang Hoon! - Did he get it?
(Lifting)
(Ho Dong lifted the bottle.)
- He got it. - Ho Dong did it.
(Getting angry)
- Goodness. - Gosh, Hyung Wook.
We are running out of time.
Give me 10 more seconds.
(The bottle fell.)
Seo Dongpa.
(Falling)
(Jang Hoon said he can easily lift up the bottle.)
(He's fighting against the bottle.)
(It's his last chance.)
Time is up.
You can stop now.
(Screaming)
You can't break it. We have only one of it.
You can't break it.
The next person can't use it if you break it.
(Let's be patient.)
- This isn't easy. - Gosh, how did you do it?
It's really difficult.
- How did you do it? - He almost got it.
Why can't I lift it?
What?
You know what? It's a relief...
that Ho Dong gets to eat Dongpo pork.
Only 1 out of 5 people got it done. That means it's really hard.
Get ready and start.
(Falling)
Gosh, it's tough.
(The bottles just fall as soon as they start.)
Soo Geun. That's not the way you do this.
Let your luck do the job. Just lift it up.
Gosh, it's tough.
You can't touch it with your hand.
You can do this.
Help him, Soo Geun.
You can't touch it with your hand.
You are getting it. You can do this.
(At this time)
(Yeon Bok got it.)
You have to leave it to luck.
(Falling)
(Getting upset)
Yeon Bok might not get to eat what he made.
(Falling)
Don't use your sense to do it.
There you go.
- You have to leave it to luck. - Goodness.
Gosh, how did you do it?
You are doing it right. Lift it.
(A close call)
There you go. No! Control your power.
He almost got it.
You are almost there.
Lift it up.
Goodness. Soo Geun.
Goodness.
- I got it. - I know how to do it now.
Soo Geun, you are doing fine. Just stay still.
Lift it up, Soo Geun.
Lift it.
Soo Geun, just hold on to it.
(Stop nagging. I got it.)
- I got it. - Kyung Hoon, lift it up.
- I don't want to eat it alone. - I got it.
You can stop now.
I almost got it.
- None of us lifted it. - Kyung Hoon.
I got the way to lift it.
- Can I have a go again? - He can't eat his own food.
- Let me try it again. - Give us one more chance.
- This is not easy. - It's for Dongpo pork.
- I think I can do it. - Give us another chance.
- Let us try it again. - Give us one more chance.
Okay. We will give you one more chance.
(The staff decides to give them one more chance.)
It will be a group game.
How about 4 to 4? There are 8 of us.
(Team Yeon Bok and Team Hyung Wook)
Listen carefully.
- Pay attention. - Okay.
- It won't stay still. - You will be disqualified...
- if you pull it before the whistle. - Okay.
- Just put it there. - Don't lift it up yet.
Whoever lifts it up first wins.
Wait a second.
- You just lifted it, right? - No, I didn't.
- I saw you lifting it. - I didn't lift it.
- You lifted it. - No, I didn't.
We were just focusing on what you were saying.
We have to lift it up from here.
Oh, please. Let my team win.
Let's go!
- No. - Goodness.
- Okay. - We got it.
Oh, wait.
- The ring came off. - This came off.
- This came off. - Wait a second.
- This one is a defective good. - No.
One ring came off as I pulled.
- We have to check this. - The ring came off.
- Let's go. - No, wait.
(The ring came off.)
You can appeal it through your captain.
- It's an official tournament. - Make your captain talk.
- Who's the captain? - I am the captain.
I thought it was Yeon Bok.
He's just a chef in my team.
(Team Yeon Bok's chef, Lee Yeon Bok)
He's a team chef.
I'm the nutritionist.
We will listen to you. You can speak now.
We'll give you 20 seconds. Start.
The tool that we use in this official tournament...
had one defective ring.
So we couldn't play it.
That's right. This is defective.
I'm sure the other team fabricated something with this.
- We taped everything. - I think Jang Hoon did something.
- Jang Hoon did something. - Wait a second.
Captain Hyung Wook has something to say.
If you really want it that bad, we can play it one more time.
- A fair play? - Yes.
- We'll play it one more time. - He doesn't know Jang Hoon yet.
You should study Jang Hoon's face.
- If you want it to be fair, - Do I have to?
let's play it one more time!
Give me a new ring.
- Okay. - This one is the same.
- Get ready. - Wait.
- Listen to the referee. - No.
- Yellow card. - Why?
- Yellow card for Team Soo Geun. - Why?
Your team lifted up the bottle.
I'll give you tangsuyuk if you get five yellow cards.
(Complimentary tangsuyuk for 5 yellow cards)
- You have one yellow card. - Yellow card is not a coupon.
Two yellow cards.
Two yellow cards. You lifted the bottle.
- I didn't lift it up. - Two yellow cards.
We can have free tangsuyuk with three more yellow cards.
But you can't have Dongpo pork.
Yellow card on this team.
- Why? - You lifted it.
- Do not touch it. - We have to pull together.
Start.
- We got it. - All right.
(Staggering)
(Team Yeon Bok lifts the bottle.)
I told you.
We can easily get this with a proper tool.
- Hold on a second. - You got something to say?
- I have to say something. - Go ahead.
- I'll take whatever you say. - I need to say this.
We won the first round, but we played another round...
because of your broken ring.
But our spirit was totally down.
- So what? - It can happen.
So I have to tell you this.
- We have to do the finals. - Okay.
- We'll accept it. - Okay.
We'll play it fair.
I want to eat Dongpo pork.
It's not fun with three people.
You have to play it with two people.
Let's clap for the losing team.
- We are so serious. - Clap for the other team.
We get serious as soon as we start.
We have serious look on our faces.
It's just a game.
I'd like to ask you for your sportsmanship.
- Two people. - Pull it from each side.
- Ready, go. - Let's not rush it.
- Slowly. - Don't rush it.
- Don't be in a rush. - There you go.
They aren't doing it well either.
- They're stuck too. - Slowly.
- Pull it. - Don't rush it.
- Start again. Put it down. - Gosh!
- Again. - You're too excited right now.
Calm down.
- You're too excited. - Pull it.
Calm down and do it slowly.
- Don't rush it. - You're too excited.
(Spinning)
(Drops)
They failed it too. Let's take time.
Stay calm and do it slowly.
We're going ahead.
There you go.
We're leading.
- You just have to raise it now. - You got it.
- Raise it. - It's up!
(Drops)
(The other team is happy.)
(Why is Yeong Cheol happy? He's in the same team.)
Don't push it behind.
- There you go. - That's how we should do it.
Don't shake it!
It's almost done.
Don't shake it.
They're totally lost.
- We're okay. - Stay still.
They're totally lost.
We're okay, so take it slow.
- Don't be rushed. - Lift it slowly.
- Slowly. - It's okay.
- We still have a lot of time. - There you go.
- Let's go. - Slowly.
- Let's go. - There you go.
(The bottle is up.)
(They've done it.)
(Oh, well.)
Hee Chul.
Team Yeon Bok wins.
(Team Yeon Bok wins.)
(Congratulations.)
(Clapping)
Congratulations. You did well.
Team Yeon Bok wins.
(Congratulations!)
- It's crazy. - It wasn't easy.
This time, it's pickled shrimp soup with tofu.
You'll do the mission in a group.
The mission is called Talkative Man Challenge.
You'll watch a video of Talkative Man...
and memorize 15 words that he listed in the video.
You have one chance each.
If anyone of you succeed, you'll be given the food.
Do we have to put all these in?
- All right. - Hee Chul, you have to do well.
Play the video, please.
Hello, I'm Talkative Man.
Shall we begin?
At Yeon Bok's house,
there are jjajangmyeon, jjamppong, fried rice with crab meat,
palbochae, laziji, tangsuyuk,
yuringi, and mianbao xia.
At Hyung Wook's house,
there are Korean Jindo, Sapsali,
Pug, Poodle,
Bull Terrier, Shih Tzu, and Yorkshire Terrier.
I'll go first. I think I know the first two.
- We can watch it one more time. - All of us know the first two.
Oh, right.
I know what they are too. They're jjajangmyeon and jjamppong.
Up to fried rice with crab meat.
- Should we watch it one more time? - Let's go.
At Yeon Bok's house,
there are jjajangmyeon, jjamppong, fried rice with crab meat,
palbochae, laziji, tangsuyuk,
yuringi, and mianbao xia.
At Hyung Wook's house,
there are Korean Jindo, Sapsali,
Pug, Poodle,
Bull Terrier, Shih Tzu, and Yorkshire Terrier.
I'll go. At Yeon Bok's house,
there are jjajangmyeon, jjamppong,
fried rice with crab meat, palbochae,
laziji, tangsuyuk,
yuringi, and mianbao xia.
Goodness.
At Hyung Wook's house...
Now you do it.
We haven't visited his house.
(Why wouldn't you visit my house?)
We've only visited Yeon Bok's house.
I'll go. Jjajangmyeon, jjamppong, fried rice with crab meat,
palbochae,
laziji, tangsuyuk, yuringi, and mianbao xia.
- Next. - At Hyung Wook's house,
there are Korean Jindo, Sapsali,
Pug, Poodle,
Bull Terrier,
(It's going great!)
Yorkshire Terrier.
- That's wrong. I'll go. - I got it.
I think I can do it.
- All right. - I'll go.
At Yeon Bok's house,
there are jjajangmyeon, jjamppong, fried rice with crab meat,
palbochae, laziji, tangsuyuk,
yuringi, and mianbao xia.
At Hyung Wook's house,
there are Korean Jindo, Sapsali, Pug,
Poodle, Bull Terrier,
Shih Tzu, and Yorkshire Terrier.
(They clear the mission neatly.)
- Hee Chul. - Good job.
(He dances out of joy.)
Great.
- Good job. - He's indeed our ace member.
- Let's eat. - He's our ace.
- Let's eat. - Great.
I'm hungry.
My gosh, Dongpo pork looks amazing.
(Dongpo pork is given to the winners of the bottle standing game.)
(They finally get to try Yeon Bok's Dongpo pork.)
I've never had Dongpo pork before.
(Amazed)
It's great to have the soup with rice.
- With this soup? - Yes.
How was it today, Hyung Wook?
I was really nervous, to be honest.
- You didn't seem nervous at all. - I know. You looked so calm.
Then call me brother last but least.
- "Brother." - I can do it to you all. Brother.
"Brother."
- Brother, - It feels strange.
treat me to Dongpo pork.
- "Brother". - Buy me Dongpo pork.
You two are the role models...
of many people in your fields.
It might be helpful if you give a word...
- of advice for them. - Right.
Let's start with Hyung Wook.
It's a long journey to be an expert,
and your skills improve naturally on the way,
but it's hard to have your work ethics improve.
If you really like animals...
and develop your willingness to put your heart...
even towards the guardians of those animals,
you'll be a much better animal trainer, guys.
You should be saying it with more courtesy to the viewers.
That's my word of advice, dear viewers.
(You'll be a great animal trainer then.)
(He's apologetic.)
His advice is for us too, so it's okay.
- Right. - Yeon Bok, go on.
A lot of people...
have a dream...
to become a chef these days.
But you shouldn't aim for it...
only by watching a fragmentary side of the career on TV.
It requires a lot of effort and hard work.
It's tough as well.
If you train yourselves with patience and hard work...
with honesty, you'll become a successful chef for certain.
Honesty.
(The preview of next week's episode will be revealed soon.)
(The best dating agency in Joseon visits Brother School.)
(Gong Seung Yeon)
(Kim Min Jae)
(Park Ji Hoon)
(Who's that mister?)
(He's the flower cup, Park Ho San.)
(It's nice to meet you.)
(We really need help of a dating agency.)
(There are many bachelors here.)
(Are you rich?)
(We've got a giant with 200 million dollars.)
(Then we'll show you some of our abilities.)
(Showing off their perfect harmony)
(These boys are so talented.)
(Ho San is the Yu Jae Seok in the performance industry.)
(I don't know what to say,)
(but watch it if you're curious.)
(Ho San shows off his hidden talents.)
(The members fall for the transfer students' charms.)
(Brother Lunch Scholarship with Teacher Hee Chul)
(Pressing)
(What are you doing?)
(Sorry, I did it unconsciously.)
(They can't admit to it.)
(Let's do it again.)
(This team presses the buzzer first.)
(They press the buzzer first again.)
(The other team even blames the seating.)
(The two teams compete with each other to win a hidden side dish.)
(Swoosh)
(There's always a ruckus in Brother School.)
(Knowing Brothers)