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(It gets drowsy in the afternoons of New York.)
(People are enjoying the holiday in their own ways.)
(Some take time to enjoy their hobbies,)
(some spend time with precious ones,)
(and some cook something special.)
(Episode 5: How to Spend a Weekend in New York)
(It's still early in the morning.)
(A man walks the hallway alone.)
(Quietly)
(It's Hyun Soo, the assistant director.)
(He's alone in the kitchen.)
(There are ingredients in front of him.)
I need to soak seaweed.
(Rustling)
I bought this from Korea.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Cooking Secretly)
It's diced seaweed.
This will be our breakfast. It's precious.
This is...
(Today's main dish: Beef seaweed soup)
It's for eight people.
Maybe...
(Let me make breakfast for the other guys.)
This much?
I need to cut meat now.
Hae In loves meat. I should add a lot.
(Thud)
(Surprised)
(Thud)
(They're still sleeping.)
This would do.
A lot of sesame oil.
Now the meat.
(How to make seaweed soup, Step 2)
I should add it all.
(Add all the meat at once.)
Stir fry the meat.
(Stir fry the meat without getting it burnt.)
(Sizzling)
(Glancing)
What should I do? It's too noisy.
(He closes the lid every 3 seconds to keep it as quiet as possible.)
Now the seaweed.
(Today's main ingredient, seaweed comes in.)
(Thud)
(He glances over immediately.)
(Sizzling)
(Fortunately, he's still sleeping.)
(He's on mute.)
(It's hard to make seaweed soup quietly.)
And now,
(Rushing)
I need to cook rice.
I've never cooked rice in a pot before.
I need to look it up.
(He reaches out for help.)
"How to cook rice in a pot."
"I've cooked rice in a pot before."
"It's very easy."
Prepare the rice.
(Rustling)
(Watching)
(Carefully)
(He's pretty much on eggshells.)
"Clean the rice and put it in the pot without water."
(Pouring)
Will that do? Is it too much?
The more, the better.
(Trickling)
(He turns the water on quietly to prevent making noise.)
Is it already washed?
It says "healthy rice." Does that mean it's already washed?
(It's too loud. Is it enough now?)
(Is he done?)
And now...
"Add water in the rice and close the lid."
(He puts the pot straight on the stove.)
The lid.
(Rummaging)
(He glances at the pot...)
(and the lid.)
I'll use this for now.
(The pot's real lid is upset.)
(Anything will work as long as it covers.)
Okay.
"If you boil in medium heat, the lid will heave."
"Never open it."
I think I got it.
(Should he be confident or worried?)
(Gosh. It's so easy.)
(Chef Lim speeds up on making seaweed soup.)
(Shaking)
Minced garlic.
(The seaweed soup is getting completed.)
Add...
a lot.
Finally, it's the finishing touch.
This completes the seaweed soup.
It's my grandma's salted sand lance.
(Grandma's salted sand lance)
Sesame oil. Soy sauce for soup.
And this is...
my grandma's salted sand lance sauce.
This will play the most integral part of making the seaweed soup.
(He adds drops of Grandma's salted sand lance.)
(No spoon is needed.)
(Sniffing)
It smells good.
(Surprised)
(Boiling)
(The pot rice is angry.)
(Restless)
Hot.
(Don't touch me.)
(He grabs a weapon...)
(in a rush.)
Hold on.
(Do not follow at home.)
It's ruined.
(A second ago)
("Never open it.")
Why did it turn into porridge?
(It said never open the lid.)
Should I keep boiling the rice?
(He starts to lose confidence.)
Did I add salted sand lance?
(He forgot.)
(The pot porridge had a strong influence on him.)
First, don't be flustered.
(He's talking to himself.)
(He checks the seaweed soup.)
Let me check the soup.
(He's nervous to taste the soup.)
Water.
Is tap water okay?
(He's been using tap water all this time.)
It's too salty.
(Give me some water.)
(He adds a lot of water.)
(He's trusting his senses.)
(Cooling off the soup)
(Did he succeed in saving the seaweed soup?)
(Well...)
It's not bad.
(The seaweed soup is saved.)
(His cooking is coming to an end.)
(Carefully)
It's too much seaweed.
(There's too much seaweed.)
(Is this braised seaweed?)
I should... Hot.
(Now the problem is the pot rice.)
(Watching)
(Surprised)
This doesn't look bad. Hold on.
This doesn't look bad.
(It actually looks okay considering the process.)
It's not porridge at least.
I think...
(He regained his confidence with the pot rice.)
This is perfect.
Hae In. Jong Geon.
Come have breakfast.
What breakfast?
(Look.)
Goodness.
- Goodness. You made seaweed soup? - Yes.
The whole house smells.
Because you were on the third floor,
I tried to be careful.
I thought you wouldn't hear me from there.
The noise wasn't the problem. It was the sesame oil smell.
- Did you add sesame oil in here? - Yes.
(The smell of sesame oil was enough to wake them up.)
I said I would cook for you.
So...
(He's proud of Hyun Soo.)
- Let's eat it before it gets cold. - I know. Let's eat.
- Let's eat and talk. - Why don't you...
try and see how it is?
When I tried it, it was really good.
- Really? - Yes.
(He takes a sip.)
(He takes one more sip without saying anything.)
What do you think?
(He's tasting it slowly.)
What do you think?
Is it good?
It's good.
- Really? - Yes.
(He's good at making seaweed soup.)
It's good.
(He's very happy.)
- Let me show you something. - Okay.
This is my grandma's salted sand lance.
- Really? - I was...
worried that they might take it away...
at the airport during customs.
Honestly, I was in a rush.
I'm not even sure if I added it or not.
I think the secret of this soup...
is that salted sand lance.
Yes. Right.
But what if I check the show later only to see that I didn't add it?
Because I was in a rush.
(He takes one more sip without a word.)
I'm not so sure.
- No. - You definitely used it.
I think I used it.
Clearly.
(Your seaweed soup has the taste of Grandma's food.)
Doesn't rice look okay too?
(This time, he brags about his pot rice.)
It looks like risotto.
- What? - It looks like risotto.
Right?
We're in New York.
- I couldn't just cook normal rice. - How did you do it?
(We're in New York. It's New York-style.)
(They enjoyed a New York-style seaweed soup for breakfast.)
I think I can start off the day with this in my system now.
(While everyone's getting ready,)
(he's making coffee for everyone including the assistant directors.)
(Barista Jung is picky.)
(Yes, this is what I'm talking about.)
- It was good. - Did you like it?
- It was good. - That's all that matters.
- I'm full. - It was good.
I can start the day with a full stomach.
(They can start the day with a full stomach.)
It's the fifth day of Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary.
(1st day of Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary)
(2nd day of Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary)
(3rd day of Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary)
(4th day of Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary)
(They get to enjoy the weekend in New York.)
We're going to start another day of our journey.
(It's a cute start.)
Our steps don't match.
This is disorderly.
We're disorderly.
The first place we're going is...
super popular and hip.
Yesterday, we crossed the Brooklyn Bridge...
and checked that place out.
Brooklyn... Oh, passersby.
(He poses like a hipster.)
(What are you doing in front of a trash can?)
In Brooklyn,
there's a place called Williamsburg. It's where hip New Yorkers go...
who want to be social.
We're all dressed...
You're right.
- I... - You look good today, Hyun Soo.
- Yes. - I think we look good today.
I look like...
a dancer.
I feel energized after having the seaweed soup.
(Hae In cuts Hyun Soo off.)
Shall we get going?
(Skyscrapers are congregated in Manhattan.)
(This place is across Manhattan.)
(It exudes a different type of hipness apart from Manhattan.)
(Williamsburg, Brooklyn)
(Poor artists settled in...)
(and created graffiti, craft shops, and galleries here.)
(It's similar to Korea's Mangridan-gil...)
(and Seongsu-dong cafe streets.)
(It's the place for New York hipsters.)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Let's Get Hip)
(Out of the concrete jungle,)
(they arrive in Williamsburg, Brooklyn.)
(He's trying to look hip with a hip item.)
(Looking around)
(The three walk to where their minds go.)
It's crowded because it's the weekend.
The weather is also nice.
- It feels like a weekend. - Yes.
(People are enjoying their time.)
People spread out their stuff on the street like that.
- I know. - They're selling things.
(There are stalls lined up on the streets.)
It's very vintage.
(It's a vintage flea market.)
(I'll give you a discount. Okay. Cool.)
There's so much to look at.
Like these stores.
Even the small stores look different.
(The shops are...)
(small but trendy.)
(There are also hidden good restaurants.)
(This place is hot.)
(It's full of unique artworks by many artists.)
(The more you walk around, there's more to enjoy.)
Since we're here...
There's Dunkin Donuts, but what's with the sign?
- Isn't it nice? - It's black.
- That's unique. - Yes.
Hae In. I want coffee.
- I brought some. - Okay.
Coffee.
(You know all hipsters nowadays bring their own coffee, right?)
- It's sweet. - Sweet.
(They're having coffee in front of a coffee shop?)
(Slurping)
Man.
Hey, man.
(Coffee tastes better on the street.)
Isn't it nice? It matches your outfit.
Wait. I got an idea.
- You got one? - Yes. Wait.
(Running)
Look.
There? That's good.
I must include the ATM.
(The vintage ATM is on point.)
Hurry. It's a photoshoot.
(He suddenly pretends to do a photoshoot.)
(His expression changes right away.)
That's good.
One more time. That looks good. Wait.
- Good. - Got it?
- Here? - Do you want a picture, Hyun Soo?
(New York ATM meets country boy)
You can get great photos anywhere in here.
Your glasses make you look like a superstar.
Yes. That's good.
(This is the Williamsburg vibe.)
(Country boys in the back alley)
It's young.
- The vibe. - Yes.
- Even the paintings look cool. - It's full of young people.
(Young Koreans are happy to meet young New Yorkers.)
- People in their 20s and 30s. - Right.
- It's full of young people. - Yes.
It looks like only fashionistas are here.
They're handsome.
(New Yorkers know how to dress.)
- Subtle stylings. - I know.
(New Yorkers know how to dress.)
There are so many hipsters.
I know.
(They create the trend.)
They're all dressed nice.
- Their fashion... - Everyone here looks like a model.
- We're dressed up too, - We...
- but we look shabby. - No.
- Do I look okay? - Have confidence.
- Do we look okay? - We look cool.
(Discouraged)
(No, we're not hip enough.)
It's...
(Is there something we can do?)
They're selling hats over there.
I want to buy a hat.
Let's go check it out.
"Hat shop." Hey, Jong Geon.
(Get in first.)
Jong Geon. This is what I was talking about.
That's cool.
(It's full of New York-gentlemen-style hats.)
I've never tried something like this before.
This looks like a cowboy hat.
- This hat... - This would...
match your outfit. Try it on.
Let me see.
That looks good.
(It's perfect.)
(Mirror. Mirror. Who is the hippest?)
Look Jong Geon, it's good on him.
(That is me.)
(An employee recommends Hae In a hat.)
This one?
Does it look good?
I feel like I have to put something on here.
Like some snacks and eat as I go.
(It's a highly functional hat.)
This is fun.
(It's a highly functional hat.)
(The real charm about buying hats here is this.)
(You can customize and make your own hat with various items.)
Nice.
(Did Hae In become hip?)
(Hae In's pick)
(Hyun Soo's pick)
(Jong Geon's pick)
Okay. Thank you.
(Producer Jung pays for their hats.)
Thank you for the amazing gift.
(Did you hear? Hae In the Hip is here.)
(Really?)
(Let's go meet them.)
Let's walk up. Look natural.
(Eyes focused)
(Behold New Yorkers. We're three hipsters from Korea.)
We'll dominate the fashion in Williamsburg.
(He's too into it.)
You got a problem?
No.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
- Let's go. - Let's go check it out.
(Tourists passing by.)
(Oh, look at their hats.)
(Glancing)
We stand out.
(He noticed.)
It's the perfect weather to walk.
Where are we going now?
(Where are we going now?)
(It's 2pm.)
Jong Geon. Are you hungry?
I'm hungry.
- I'm hungry. - Are you hungry, Hyun Soo?
I'm very hungry.
Do you see a crowd over there?
It's packed.
There's a crowd over there.
(Williamsburg is crowded everywhere you go.)
Don't you want to know why it's so crowded?
(This park especially is packed.)
Yes.
(What's this place that made Producer Jung smile?)
It's Smorgasburg.
(It's Smorgasburg.)
It's a festival where you can try New York street food.
(New York's biggest outdoor food market that opens only on weekends)
(Smorgasburg)
(Including famous restaurants in New York,)
(dishes from all over the world are here.)
There are about 100 different kinds of dishes here.
(It's a fun opportunity to pick and choose what to eat.)
We're in Smorgasburg.
- What a scene. - It's amazing.
(It's amazing.)
It's so crowded.
(It's crowded from the entrance.)
It's full of people and food.
(It's half people and half food.)
- I'm getting goosebumps. - The smell...
(It smells delicious.)
It's similar to...
Goblin Night Market in Korea.
(It's similar to Goblin Night Market in Seoul, Korea.)
Not everyone can sell here.
They must pass the health control...
to sell food here.
If you're traveling New York,
it's open from March to October in Smorgasburg.
I'd recommend you to look it up.
But...
as much as the attractive food, I can't stop looking at the view.
- Check it out. - Check it out. I told you.
- It's a wonderful view. - That's awesome.
- This was what you were saying? - Yes.
(The scene that caught Producer Jung's attention)
(You can see Manhattan at a glance...)
(by the East River State Park.)
(You will feel full just from enjoying the view.)
(Spacing out)
- That's awesome. - I love it.
Eating always comes first.
- It's wonderful. - Let's eat first,
and I'll introduce more to you.
(Let me show you around Smorgasburg.)
- Hi. - Hi.
- Is it good? - Yes.
What is it?
- It's corn. - Corn with what?
I'm leaving it on my face for later. Okay.
- Okay. - It's so good. It tastes very good.
- Yummy. - Are you girls from here?
- Yes. - Yes. We're from New York.
(Corn's good? Okay. Got it.)
(They look around.)
(Then something catches Hae In's attention.)
Wait a second.
There are oysters.
Oyster? Oysters?
Hi. How are you doing?
- I'm fine. How are you? - Good.
- We're doing great. - Want some oysters?
Dozen oysters.
- Dozen? - Yes.
- Do you want to try? - Yes.
(He notices the hats.)
- I like it. - Yes.
(Their hats stand out.)
(Proud)
This is like a little Oyster Party.
- Okay. - We do private catering too.
We're been doing this market for 10 years since it started.
- 10 years? - Yes. I know.
- It's 10 years old? - Yes.
(Let me show you my oyster peeling skills.)
(Slap)
- Watch how he peels oysters. - I know.
- I'm watching. - I get to watch it in person.
These are Pacific Ocean oysters.
- Pacific Ocean. - They're from Washington State.
They're very similar to like...
(They get to watch how it's cooked in the front row.)
- And this is from the east coast? - Yes, east coast.
Those are from Massachusetts.
- Massachusetts? Okay. - Yes, Cape Cod.
(From the east coast, From Massachusetts)
- 34.06 change. - How much is it?
34.
He just... He did it.
- Great. - They already did it.
- Enjoy. - It's got a great...
- Tabasco? - Very good.
What is the total?
Hot sauce right here.
We need it. We need it.
Yes. That's spicy.
He's warning us that it's spicy.
(It's spicy.)
- We'll see. - It's nothing.
"It's nothing"?
(Showing off his confidence in spicy food)
Let's go eat.
- We need... - We need to find a good spot.
(They look around,)
(but there's no place to sit.)
(Standing Up Gourmet)
This place must be popular.
- They have the longest line. - I know.
(A long wait is expected.)
- All right. - Eat up.
Eat, Hyun Soo.
(It's his third time having oysters in New York.)
(At once)
Hae In had so many oysters.
He's an oyster expert now.
Comment on these.
(What will the oyster expert say?)
- Do you like it? - Yes.
- Is it fresh? - How is it?
It's good. Try.
(There's no time to waste.)
(Let me try.)
(Chewing)
Is this okay?
- Try it. - It's really fresh.
(He can't help but exclaim.)
The hot sauce goes well with it.
(The hot sauce matches perfectly.)
- It's not that spicy. - It's good.
- The sauce is good. - Yes.
(It's a happy oyster party.)
(When is the line going to get shorter?)
We need to look around for more.
We haven't seen that side yet.
If we...
(He's very serious.)
If we line up for every one of them,
it's going to take long.
(It's going to take long obviously.)
How about we split up?
That's a good idea.
How about we split up?
- That'll be faster. - Yes.
That way, we'll get more food faster.
It's 3:28pm.
Let's meet here.
We can eat by the riverside.
Okay. See you soon.
We need to hurry up and get more food.
(Producer Jung's camera is on.)
(I need to introduce other places too.)
(A vegan burger shop...)
(catches his attention.)
(It's the best vegan restaurant according to the Vendy Awards.)
(His eyes are fixed.)
(He's tasting it with his eyes.)
I should look around for more.
(He moves on to find another vendor.)
(This time, it's a lobster shop.)
(You can watch them grilling it.)
(Seasoning)
(A fire show is a bonus.)
Oh, lobsters.
(It's catching his attention.)
(Hey! Look over here too.)
(It's traditional Italian lamb skewers.)
There are skewers.
(He's busy.)
(Gulping)
(Sichuan style noodles)
(Taiwanese barbecue)
(Ramyeon burgers)
(Tacos)
There are so many to choose from.
(It's a feast of diverse flavors.)
(What's Producer Jung's choice?)
The corn looks good.
(He picks grilled corn.)
(It was recommended by the girls from earlier.)
(Waiting in line)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Verify a New Yorker's Pick)
Two corns, please.
1 truffle and 1 butter.
Can I have your name?
Hae In.
- Say that again? - H, A, E...
H, E...
H... I, N.
(He's IN?)
H, E, I, N?
Yes.
(Giggling)
I bought two grilled corns.
(He watches the corn getting grilled in the front row.)
(Peep)
(Golden brown)
I can't stop looking over there even when I'm buying food.
It's beautiful.
I can't stop staring at it.
(He can't stop looking at the peaceful scene.)
(He's busy looking at the scene...)
(and corn.)
Thank you.
(The dish is ready.)
(He got the food.)
It looks like...
it's hard to find a spot.
(No more Ground Gourmet.)
(Turning)
(He doesn't want to miss the view of Manhattan.)
(It'd be perfect to watch that view as we eat.)
(All the tables are already taken.)
(He eagerly looks for a good spot.)
(He quickly moves forward.)
(He's lucky to find a good spot.)
No. No.
(Hyun Soo shows up with food.)
(Now it's time to enjoy the view and the food.)
(I doubt the assistant directors bought corn.)
Let's eat now.
Shall we eat?
- Let's eat. - Producer Jung.
What's this?
Let me introduce my food.
This is a spicy chicken sandwich.
They had an extra hot flavor.
(Extra hot chicken burgers)
Hae In and Hyun Soo love spicy food.
Carolina Reaper. Ghost chili.
Scorpion Pepper.
The name sounds scary already.
The names of peppers...
You have to sign a waiver to eat.
Because it's too spicy.
(You must sign the waiver.)
Let me show you the waiver.
There really is a waiver.
"The Blue Chicken."
(Sign waiver form admitting that you are an idiot for the damage...)
(you will be causing your mind, body and spirit for attempting...)
(to eat the Blue Chicken's Nashville extra hot.)
I wrote all three of our names.
We're on the same boat now.
(They're on the extra hot express.)
He's making it on the spot.
(He added some strange red powder.)
(The sauce has all 3 deadly peppers.)
That looks so good.
(He soaks the chicken patty.)
(It's not even red. It's black.)
(There's nothing but bread and spicy flavor.)
I can smell the spiciness.
It's crazy.
(If you love spicy food, it's worth trying.)
If you want to buy this,
you must sign a waiver.
- Really? - Yes.
Jong Geon.
So I wrote all of your names.
(Jong Geon signed the waiver on their behalf.)
(Watching carefully)
Is it that spicy?
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Trying Everything)
(Gasping)
(He smells it first.)
(He bravely tries it.)
He loves spicy food.
(The spicy flavor spreads in his mouth.)
(The audience is more nervous.)
It's good.
(He calmly takes one more bite.)
(Maybe he can't taste the spicy flavor.)
(Hyun Soo tries next.)
(Come to me.)
Just in case, be careful.
(He takes a bite.)
(He's still calm.)
(Glancing)
(Exclaiming)
It's sweet.
- Really? - Yes.
(But Hyun Soo has the taste buds of a child.)
(He's restless.)
It's deadly hot.
Your lips...
It's deadly hot.
Your lips...
We should...
- Don't push yourself. - I won't.
You should try it too.
(Hae In continues eating quietly.)
- He's fine. - You're amazing.
- Gosh. - I'm nervous.
(The person who caused this tries it.)
(He's curious of Jong Geon's reaction.)
(Speechless)
Hurry up and drink it.
What?
(He doesn't understand.)
Here.
- What's this? - It's really hot.
(He's the only one calm.)
Are you okay?
(He can't believe it.)
I love spicy food.
(Spicy flavor is nothing.)
(Eating)
(Exclaiming)
- This is... - It is spicy.
It is spicy.
It's my favorite kind of spicy flavor.
(It's my favorite.)
(You win.)
(If you love spicy food, go for it, twice.)
- What did you buy, Hyun Soo? - If you look at this,
it may look simple.
There are handmade burgers.
(A few minutes ago)
There are skewers.
(He spotted skewers.)
(The skewer vendor attracts him...)
(with its presentation and smell.)
1... 1 please.
- One? - Yes.
(She starts cooking upon receiving an order.)
(Is it too little?)
One more, please.
- One more? - Yes.
(He's getting more shrimps.)
(Golden brown)
Sorry. One more, please.
- So 3? - 3. Yes.
(He wants to have 1 shrimp per person.)
I ordered three for the other guys.
(A secret sauce is applied.)
It smells amazing.
(It's got to be good.)
It looked unique so I brought it.
- It looks good. - It smells nice.
(They're already attracted by the smell.)
You should try it.
(Here.)
You can say that it's very savory.
Can you cut it for me?
(Wait a minute.)
It tastes like chicken.
It does have a chicken flavor.
(Shrimp with a chicken flavor?)
(That's true.)
It's good.
The shrimp tastes like chicken.
(It's amazing.)
(I'm falling in love with this chicken-like shrimp.)
(He finishes it fast.)
(Exclaiming)
It's good.
(So,)
(their eating show begins.)
(Corn)
It's good.
(It's good.)
(He can't stop eating.)
Oh, my.
(Oh, my. My corn.)
(Chewing)
Isn't it awesome?
(Chewing)
(Jong Geon picked Sichuan noodles.)
(Mix the noodles with the sauce.)
It's spicy.
(He slurps the noodles.)
- What? - Isn't it good?
- I know. - It's good.
(This is good as well.)
I can taste the spice.
But it's good.
(All he can say is "it's good".)
(We like how honest he is.)
(Slurping and eating)
(This is like a roofless buffet.)
(As always, his mouth is full.)
(I really enjoyed it.)
It's my favorite.
(Smorgasburg is like a famous restaurant. I highly recommend it.)
It's really good.
We ate more than we planned here.
I spent too much. I need to go get cash.
- ATM... - There's an ATM.
- It's by the entrance. - The entrance?
- It's right here. - Oh, it's here.
I was too busy looking at the food when we were coming in.
I didn't see it.
(I'll give you cash.)
I need to put my credit card first.
200? Should I get 200 dollars?
Sure.
(Give me money.)
(Please wait, sir.)
They don't take credit cards.
That's why an ATM is here.
Right. You need cash for most places.
- We have the money. Let's go. - Let's go.
(Off they go to the next destination.)
(Williamsburg to Bushwick)
(What's up?)
Does anyone know where we are?
- Even at a glance... - Right?
Isn't it nice?
Does anyone know where we are?
(Where is this place?)
It's very...
- Even at a glance... - Right?
- Yes. - Isn't it nice?
This town is called...
Bushwick.
It's closer to the center...
from Williamsburg.
Yes. This is also Brooklyn.
There are a lot of artists in Williamsburg.
But now since that place is hip and popular,
the real estate price is rising.
The real estate price is rising everywhere.
So the young artists...
are moving to...
here in Bushwick.
- Now? - Yes.
- It even sounds cool. "Bushwick." - Bushwick.
Bushwick.
(The mecca of graffiti)
(The most hip outdoor art gallery...)
(in New York)
(It's a rising art street in Brooklyn.)
Bushwick became famous for graffiti...
because it was originally a high crime area.
(Bushwick used to be high crime-ridden.)
There was a man who lived here,
and his father passed away in an unfortunate accident.
So, to change the atmosphere of this neighborhood,
he drew some of it himself,
and he also asked help to other artists all over the world.
"Help me change..."
"this violent atmosphere."
And artists all around the world responded.
They came over to draw it all.
Isn't that amazing?
- For free? - Yes.
The movement grew bigger and bigger...
and created this street.
(The behind-the-story of Bushwick's street art)
When we think of graffiti,
we expect...
something provocative and suggestive.
But you can't find any of that here.
The movement started with a different cause in the first place.
All the works are about peace, animals, and equality.
That's what they symbolize.
There's nothing violent.
Many tourists are visiting...
from all over the world.
- Hello. Welcome. - Hi.
(A mysterious man says hi.)
My name is Jeff.
(Producer Jung wasn't paying attention.)
Wait. Oh, Okay.
Do you know him?
My name is Hyun Soo.
Very nice to meet you.
Do you know him?
- Hello. - Nice to meet you.
- Nice meeting you. - Hello.
- Who is he? - Jeff.
- I'm surprised. - Yes. My name is Jeff.
- Yes, Jeff. - I am...
- the guide for the graffiti tour. - Do you know him?
- Yes. - Nice to meet you.
Very nice to meet you.
(A graffiti tour all of a sudden?)
It's the graffiti art tour.
I booked a small group...
for an insightful tour.
(Producer Jung booked a tour.)
We're going to be conducting a tour of the graffiti...
street art here.
And I'm going to show you an artwork...
that's very interesting, which is over here.
If you'll come with me.
Let's get it.
Did you understand?
- You all understood. - Yes.
- He makes it easy to understand. - Yes.
Can you...
summarize what he said?
(Can you summarize what he said?)
(How Hyun Soo feels is how Hae In feels.)
I'll show you something.
Check this out.
It's awesome.
This artist, Phetus, He likes to make...
monster faces that have different expressions.
("Gnarly Green Gate" by Phetus)
There is no plan. He'll begin to paint and decide. "Okay."
"Here is happy. Here is weird. And here is..."
- Or sad. - Yes.
Whatever he feels, this is what he'll make.
(He expresses the emotions he felt while working.)
By Phetus again.
- It's the same person, right? - Yes.
- It's the same artist. - The monster...
Yes, I can tell.
This is cute.
His name is Espartaco.
"Espartaco."
(Artist Espartaco)
He likes to make a character, which looks like a person.
This represents "people".
In their most basic form.
There is some like a...
language. Also like a heartbeat.
So this represents life.
And also communication. People speaking.
And then they're stones. And this represents the earth.
Ground. And that's why also he's putting it on the floor.
- Has a lot of meanings. - Yes.
So he's putting his own experience and also he wants to...
inspire other people, especially children.
Children would like this graffiti.
Yes.
(Adults also like it.)
Okay. This is...
one of the most famous street artists in the world.
(Revealing the artwork by a famous street artist)
His name is Space Invader like the game.
- You know this game? - Yes, I know.
If you're a fan of Space Invader,
then you download the app. I'll show you. Here.
- What is that? - This is like "Pokemon".
That you're searching for the artworks.
So when you see the artwork, you'll score points.
(A game where you score points by finding artworks in the world)
If it's the first time, they'll go...
And you'll score points.
That's interesting.
On his website,
it's called the "World Invasion Map". So it shows...
all of the places.
(Space Invader's artworks in the world)
(France)
(Hong Kong)
(London)
(Tanzania)
(Brooklyn Bridge, New York)
We want to take a look if we have one.
Yes, we do have...
- one. - There's one in Korea too.
- It's in Daejeon. - In Daejeon.
So, there are 23 artworks.
(He has 23 artworks in Daejeon.)
- It's fun. - It's fun.
I score points by taking a picture?
- Let's try. - Yes.
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Scoring Points)
Take a picture of that.
(He's excited.)
(He's like a country mouse.)
(Eyes glittering)
(Music playing)
(You've earned 100 points.)
- 100 points. - 100 points.
You get points...
when you find those spots and take a picture of it.
It's like completing an illustrated book.
In Korea...
- There are 23 spots in Daejeon. - You'll be going to Daejeon.
- An illustrated book. - This is fun.
- I know. - Yes.
There's art which people... They have not asked permission.
They've just come and they've done it.
That's called "bombing".
When it's not allowed.
But it's going to have to be very small and fast.
Because the police will try to take you to jail.
So like over here. Done very quickly.
Including the bird because this is made out of paper.
Well, they have... First, they take the paper and draw.
- Yes. Obviously. - And then they go and attach it.
(It's attached quickly.)
(The traces of paper)
It may take a long time to prepare it.
But you can attach it very quickly.
Like 30 minutes.
So that's the bombing.
(This is a bombing piece of work.)
Even this is bombing?
Yes.
This is a guarantee of bombing...
because you're not allowed to put on the floor.
(I see.)
This must be bombing, right?
(He keeps finding bombing pieces.)
It should be bombing because it's on the ground.
The artist who made that, he had permission to paint the wall,
then he decided he'll also do a bombing on the floor.
(Bombing is a thrilling deviation.)
- He used the pipe. - Yes.
As if it's from there.
(It's interesting.)
You perceive it differently when you know more about it.
- Right? - Yes.
If he didn't explain it, we would've just passed it.
(That's part of the fun you can find in a graffiti tour.)
This is cool too.
I guess we're just passing this one.
(He passes without explaining.)
Jeff.
Can you explain to us this work?
- This one? This? - Yes.
This is a graffiti piece.
So with graffiti,
the artist is writing their name.
(The artist wrote his own name in the graffiti.)
You could do it bigger with more colors...
and more detail.
(He understands.)
(Name or letter graffitis are common.)
(Found at boundless locations)
(Sometimes it's fancy, sometimes it's simple.)
(It's a unique signature from all kinds of artists.)
You two take a picture.
(Will the master of romance strike a cool pose?)
(Okay. I got it.)
(Hip-hop pose)
Are you Spider-Man?
(He learned how to be hip on TV.)
- Like this? - All right.
(He's lifting his left leg with his left hand.)
In 1, 2, 3.
(The assistant directors strike a pose this time.)
(He keeps his swagger on even when he takes a photo.)
(Even his finger and toes are planned for this hip pose.)
(Lowering it casually)
- I'm trying so hard to look cool. - What?
- Goodness. - Gosh.
(But he still keeps posing for the camera.)
(A polite hipster)
I tried to look cool, but what if I look funny?
(He was dead serious.)
I feel like I'm getting a tour in a museum...
with a tour guide.
It's fascinating to find out the meanings...
- behind each piece. - Right. It's fun.
You know what? I think you definitely...
blend in better here.
- Why is that? - It's the color of your outfit.
- The color reminds you of graffiti. - Right.
My outfit looks...
like an army uniform.
Army.
"Army".
(Hae In's outfit looks like an army uniform.)
Hi. How are you doing?
Hi.
(Santa and his friends show up all of a sudden.)
What are you guys doing?
- We're filming a music video. - A music video?
We're actually filming a Korean TV show.
- Cool. - Really?
What kind of music?
- Pop music. - Pop music?
Do you know K-pop?
- Yes. - A little bit.
- Really? - Really?
Everyone knows BTS. They're huge.
- Yes. - They are huge.
(This guy in an army outfit feels proud.)
- Thank you so much for... - Do you have any questions?
- I... - Is that real gold?
Say that again?
Real gold?
- Do you want to wear it? - Yes.
- Yes. - Yes.
- It looks pretty good. - It looks good.
- Nice. - Yes!
(He must have had private lessons on how to blend in.)
(Liking it)
Take a photo.
I'll take a photo of you.
You look great. You don't look like an outsider.
Thanks a lot.
This is my new...
(Since they're at it, they follow each other on social media.)
- Yes, follow that. - Okay.
(He made friends with 5 New Yorkers in 2 minutes.)
(Hyun Soo, keep being the popular kid.)
It was really nice meeting you. We have to go now.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
(I'll direct message you.)
- Have a nice day. - Bye.
We ran into young artists.
- I can feel their passion. - Yes.
- I like how they seemed free. - I can feel their passion.
Okay. There is one final artwork to view.
(The last artwork of the graffiti tour)
Now,
does anybody know who this is?
- Biggie. - Biggie.
- The Notorious B.I.G. - The Notorious B.I.G.
- Very good. - Hip hop.
(The greatest rapper of all times, ranked number 1 by the Billboards)
(The Notorious B.I.G., also known as Biggie)
This is a photorealistic picture.
They've sprayed it, and it looks like a real face.
Now, the artist who made this...
took seven hours to complete this.
(The artist only finished it in 7 hours.)
- It was done in six hours? - Is that fast or slow?
- That is very fast. - Very fast.
- No way. - Now,
when you're making a realistic artwork,
it needs to be three-dimensional.
And an important aspect of this is the lighting.
So you see the rapper's face. The cheek...
It's very bright.
- It's a reflection of light. - Right.
There's a trick.
You see the background. It's a white color.
The same color here is the shirt.
And then, you see white spots here, here,
- and there. It's the same. Right? - Yes.
You should look through the phone.
(What happens if they look at it through their phone?)
You see the background is white.
You see the shirt is also white.
But look over here.
That's not white.
(Where?)
That's the lighting and the reflection.
- Do you see? - Yes.
So it is a trick.
(It's the same white color with the naked eye.)
It does not look white.
(But through the camera on the phone, the cheeks are shining.)
It looks like a reflection and a shine.
It looks like something that is not real.
(Fascinated)
It's a painting,
but to us, it looks...
- Yes. - three-dimensional.
- Illusion. - Illusion.
It means that the artist did a good job...
- in making it look extremely real. - Right.
Amazing.
Okay. Thank you very much for coming to the tour.
- Thank you. Nice to meet you. - Thank you.
- Very nice to meet you. - Yes.
Thank you so much.
- Okay. Goodbye. - Take it easy. Bye.
(They bid their farewells very easily.)
- He showed up out of nowhere. - Seriously.
And he really left.
- And he disappeared in a flash. - Bye, Jeff.
Jeff. Bye.
Goodbye.
(It was nice meeting you.)
Seriously.
I really thought that he was a docent at the museum.
The person who explains...
- artworks at art galleries? - Yes.
I feel like I saw an art exhibition.
Yes, it was really fun.
I bet a lot of people would love it.
(It was a good call to have booked the tour.)
Now, we have the highlight left during our stay in Brooklyn.
I'm already smiling as I speak.
All of a sudden, you look so happy.
Actually...
Goodness. Okay.
- He's so simple. - It's...
- the Brooklyn Brewery. - Brewery.
All right. Let's head over to the brewery.
Let's go.
(A hip closing segment even Bushwick will approve)
- Is it that way? - Let's go.
Let's go.
(He learned the wrong hip-hop gestures.)
- Let's go. - Let's go now.
(Feeling shy)
(Heading to the Brooklyn Brewery)
(They are excited as they are on their way to drink beer.)
(Do you want a glass of beer?)
(Their hearts are fluttering at the thought of drinking beer.)
(His lips are getting dry.)
How many glasses will you drink there?
(Are you challenging me?)
I'm not sure. What about you?
Two glasses?
- What? - Two glasses?
- About 4 glasses? - About 4 glasses?
About 4 glasses? I'll drink about 4 glasses.
(He's on his way with his hands clasped to drink beer.)
(Is it true that Producer Jung loves beer?)
I love beer.
(A beer-lover)
I found a lot of good breweries in New York.
I want to end each day with a glass of beer.
(He plans to end his day with a beer.)
The viewers will see you with beer and the Statue of Liberty...
- on repeat, right? - Yes.
I think we'll keep showing alcohol.
Anyway, the viewers...
The show will air at night, not in the morning.
So they can have a beer while watching our show.
We can end our day together.
That's what I have in mind.
I'm not sure if it will work.
(That's how he began to have 1 beer every night.)
(The beer splashes on his face.)
(He's smiling broadly in front of beer.)
I'll get a good night's sleep.
(His 1st beer on his 1st day)
(His 2nd beer on his 2nd day)
(His 3rd beer on his 3rd day)
(His 4th beer on his 4th day)
(This isn't beer. This is honey.)
(He kept showing beer clips, which was the core of his plan.)
We've arrived.
- Is this the place? - We're here.
- Isn't this fancy? - My gosh.
(Peeking in)
(This place...)
(serves local beer that the New Yorkers love.)
(Brooklyn Brewery, a sacred place to beer-lovers)
(This famous brewery in Brooklyn opened up in 1996.)
(You can enjoy unique and fresh local beers here.)
(You can have a brewery tour and taste their beer.)
(It's double the fun.)
(New York's number 1 craft beer)
(The pride of New Yorkers, Brooklyn Brewery)
(From American author, John Steinbeck)
(One poet wrote this line after falling in love with the beer here.)
(A new world with various types of beer, Brooklyn Brewery)
- "Brooklyn Brewery." - Brewery.
- Brewery. - Brewery.
(New Yorker accent, unctuous accent, Korean accent)
- Let's go inside. - Let's go drink.
- My gosh. - Let's hurry inside.
I just need to see the IDs, guys.
- Yes, sure. - Yes, sure.
We only got passports.
No problem.
Yes.
Thank you.
(Confident)
- Enjoy. - Thanks a lot.
- Take it easy. - Have a nice day.
You too.
Thank you.
Smell it.
(They smell the unique scent of beer as they walk in.)
It smells like steamed corns.
Right.
- You know that savory smell? - Yes.
(To him, it's so savory.)
- Right. - It's savory.
(The huge brewing machine at the entrance catches their eyes.)
(Impressed)
Can you take a photo of me quickly?
It's like I'm in a tourist spot from the movies.
(Dashing away)
(A photo of a successful beer-lover)
(The beer here is all mine!)
- For a tour. - Great.
- That sounds like a plan. - Okay.
Yes, we have free tours every weekend.
What time do you guys have the tour?
I've got one available right now.
- Right now? That's perfect. - Yes.
- We can go on the tour now. - There you go.
(They head out to look around the brewery.)
(This is Rachel. She's in charge of the tours at the brewery.)
- We're going to follow you, right? - Follow me. Yes.
(She's holding a glass of beer instead of water.)
- All right. - We can just follow her.
- Welcome to Brooklyn Brewery. - That's...
- She's so free-spirited. - She's going to guide us?
She can work while drinking beer.
- She's drinking it now? - Yes. She can drink and work here.
- This is my dream job. - Yes, mine too.
(When they get thirsty, they drink beer.)
(Gosh, this is why I work.)
(Drinking with his customers)
(This is the paradise of beer.)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Brewery Tour)
So this is a factory.
So we just want to be careful because...
They are not brewing right now.
(To Producer Jung, the brewery is a place of wonders.)
This is fascinating. It's my first time here.
(He's moved.)
(Passing by the huge brewing machine)
(At a corner of the brewery,)
(this is where Brooklyn Lager is produced.)
Be careful. If you touch it, it's hot.
Be careful.
(Microphone for the tour)
So let me introduce you to our brewhouse.
We brew in this room...
Monday through Friday 24 hours a day.
- I see. - When our brewers...
come in Monday morning...
around 1am, they are going to gather four main ingredients.
You guys are big beer drinkers?
- Do you like beer? - Yes.
There are 4 main ingredients. Do you know 1 of them?
(What are the 4 main ingredients for beer?)
- Barley. - Barley.
Barley. That's like number one.
You guys basically just made beer. Yes.
- What's the second one? - Yes.
- Time. - Time.
Time? Yes. That's the fifth ingredient.
- Yes. - Yes.
- Hops. - Hops.
Hops? That's great. Yes.
(You guys are great!)
I can tell you the other two if you're not sure.
- Water. - Water. I knew...
you were going to get water.
And then the fourth one is yeast.
- Yeast. - Yes.
- They need to ferment it. - So...
(Let's sum it up.)
(The 4 main ingredients for beer)
(Water, barley, hops, and yeast)
So starting with water.
We're going to fill up the mash tun with water.
We're going to keep that water.
(It's a bucket used to make wort, the key ingredient in beer.)
Basically, we're going to steep the grains...
so that we remove sugar and starch.
Well, starch converts into sugar.
We get the color and flavor from that grain.
Do you see the three canisters?
There are three canisters.
When we move our wort into the brew kettle,
we start to boil the wort.
(Add hop to add the bitter flavor and aroma.)
During the fermentation process, what happens is yeast eats sugar...
and produces the bi-products of carbon dioxide.
(And there you have the beer made with these 4 main ingredients.)
Any questions in this room before we go on?
(He gathers his energy and asks a question.)
One year... How...
(Shooting his energy)
(What is he trying to say?)
Supply...
Let's ask her in Korea. Talk to her in Korean.
I want to know how much beer they produce in a year.
Yes, so we made what's called 100,000 barrels.
(1 barrel of beer contains about 36L.)
(So 100,000 barrels are equivalent...)
(to 3.6 million liters and 720 500cc-glasses.)
(And the beer bottles are packaged at the brewery as well.)
They get sanitized, get filled, and sent out into the city...
to head out to bars and to fill our own bar here.
So you're saying...
the guy who designed the "I-Love-New-York" T-shirts. He's...
- the same person who made the logo. - Yes.
(Everything intrigues him.)
- Thank you so much for everything. - Thank you.
- Yes. - It was a really nice tour.
- We learned a lot. - Good. Thank you.
Now, we're going to go back to the bar and drink.
Feel free to take pictures. Have a good time.
- Thank you. - Get some beer.
- Yes. Thank you so much. - Thank you.
Really cool. Thank you guys.
All right. 1, 2, 3.
All right.
- Thanks a lot. - Here you go, bud.
Yes, here.
(Three beer-lovers were here.)
- I can definitely feel that... - Okay.
- their pride in beer is amazing. - Yes.
I felt that.
(It's crowded as it is a popular place.)
It doesn't matter when you come. It's always fun here.
Shouldn't we get a table first?
(Why is she so excited?)
How are you? Thank you.
I'm going to leave you guys now.
(Bye)
I think she just hugged us because she's in a good mood.
We need to get a table first.
- We should. - Right.
(When you turn to the left from the huge brewing machine,)
(you can stand or sit down while drinking your beer.)
(You can also bring your own snacks.)
(As long as they follow the rules, dogs can enter too.)
(They serve pretty good beer here.)
(Their beer is good?)
(Let me try it too.)
(Downing the number 1 New York local beer)
(The flavor is fresh like crazy.)
(A list of beers filled up the wall just like any good brewery would.)
(There are over 20 kinds of beers.)
(And among them, the most famous one is...)
(Brooklyn Lager, their signature beer.)
(The champion of a beer competition in 2018)
(Brooklyn Lager)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Tasting Fresh Beer)
(Pondering over the menu)
(4 kinds of original beers)
(4 kinds of limited-edition beers)
- Let's have a taste first. - Yes.
(Who's the best man for ordering? Energetic Hyun Soo takes over.)
Hi. Nice to meet you.
(You're doing well, Hyun Soo.)
"OG Flight".
(Totally owning it)
Everything on OG Flight.
- All of them? One of each? - Yes.
Did you see that?
(Please serve me beer quickly.)
(From original beers to seasonal beers)
(Brooklyn Lager, Original IPA, Original Ale, Brooklyn Oktoberfest)
(Seasonal Sour Ale, Seasonal IPA, Original Dark Beer, Seasonal Ale)
(They are finally here!)
- Can you carry them? - There's a table.
Let's go inside.
(Guys, don't spill them.)
Take your time.
(Smiling)
Hello.
(I have to take a photo of this.)
- All right. - Shall we start drinking?
- Let me try it. - He's been waiting for this.
(Everyone, it's time.)
American beer.
I'm going to drink beer at the Brooklyn Brewery.
I'll have a taste.
All right. Let's drink.
- Let me drink it. - Let's drink it.
(His cheeks are rising up.)
We'll finish a glass in one gulp.
Hyun Soo, you should choose which one you want to drink.
(Beer-lover Producer Jung's first sip of Brooklyn Beer)
(How will it taste?)
(Everyone focuses on him.)
I love beer.
(I'm a beer-sommelier.)
I can't lose out as a beer-lover.
(I'll focus on my taste buds.)
(How is it, Producer Jung?)
(Savoring)
(This is an interesting one.)
(Hae In, please talk to us.)
(He silently tries another one.)
(They are like judges at a beer competition.)
(He smells it and tastes it.)
(The beer-sommelier doesn't talk.)
(He only rolls his eyes.)
The flavor and scent are unique.
(He just gets the foam on his lips.)
(How on earth does the beer taste?)
(Pondering)
- This tastes like tangerines. - Oysters?
(Is it the oysters again?)
(Oysters? Beer?)
It tastes like oysters?
It's citrusy.
(I see. Tangerines, not oysters.)
(The seasonal sour ale tastes like grapefruit and tangerine.)
(Which one is Producer Jung's favorite?)
(Deliberating)
- This is hard. - Is it?
Actually, I've decided on mine. You just need to tell us yours.
(He finally decides after long deliberation.)
(I choose you.)
(Producer Jung picks the Brooklyn Lager.)
This is number one for you?
Because we're drinking at the brewery...
We also had this beer yesterday.
(They had a taste of Brooklyn Lager the night before.)
I don't think the ambiance has anything to do with the flavor.
So this beer is just good?
Yes, it's better. And it tastes a bit different.
(The original flavor you can only taste at the brewery)
("Champions are indeed different." From Jung Hae In)
Hae In.
Half of our trip in New York is over now.
What do you think about this trip?
Overall.
- All of a sudden? - Yes.
Seriously?
Hyun Soo, can you repeat that? What did you say?
He's making a weird face.
(Actually, here's a thing about Hyun Soo.)
(He's been quiet.)
(And he kept sipping on beer by himself.)
(As a result, he's drunk.)
(When he gets drunk, he gets overly sentimental.)
Well, I asked you that because...
(A heartfelt conversation from the youngest who's drunk)
There were many unexpected moments...
where I found myself being very happy with you guys.
"Unexpected moments"?
Yes. So for example,
when we were hanging out together.
(He suddenly confesses his affection for them.)
There were times when I felt a sense of belonging with you guys.
(Hae In understands him and listens to him.)
It wasn't anything grand.
There were small moments that forged a strong sense of belonging.
So I was really happy with that.
I really liked hanging out with you guys.
I think our remaining trip...
The rest of our trip...
(Choking up with Hae In)
I think it'll get better.
(Comforting the youngest)
- You said that out of the blue. - Yes.
(That was a bit too sudden.)
I'm sure this crossed Hyun Soo's mind.
And it definitely crossed my mind.
I have a question.
(She joins them smoothly.)
- Yes. - Who are you guys?
(Actually, she's been watching them all this time.)
(Who are they?)
(Curious)
(In the end, she sets out to ask them herself.)
- I have a question. - Yes.
Who are you guys?
We're actors from Korea.
- Actors from Korea? - Yes.
How do you like New York?
Very nice.
- Yes? - Yes.
(This is a typical scene you can spot at a bar in the States.)
I'm Skylar. It's nice to meet you.
- I'm Hyun Soo. - Say that again?
- Hyun Soo. - Skylar.
- She has a cool name. - Yes.
(Two popular kids in New York)
- Hyun Soo? - Yes.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you too.
She looks like a model.
My name is Hae In.
Hae In.
- Hae In. - Yes.
- Skylar. - Nice to meet you.
I thought you guys were cool-looking,
so I wanted to say hi.
- Thank you so much. - Thank you.
That's really nice. Nice of you.
- Nice to meet you. - You have a really wonderful night.
- Have a great night. - Okay. You too.
- Thank you. - See you guys.
(She says goodbye after getting her answer.)
I saw her giving a high-five to Hyun Soo when she left.
- She came here for him. - We did a high-five.
She came for you.
She saw your hat.
She came for you.
(It's a common misunderstanding men have.)
These two guys are so funny.
She came for Hyun Soo.
(She came here for me, dummies.)
(My gosh, me and my popularity.)
What is it? Why?
(Their happy Saturday night-together comes to an end.)
What is it?
It's our sixth day in New York.
(It's raining on their 6th day in New York.)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Jung Hae-in's Drive-cumentary)
(I was a driver for the Fourth Company in the army.)
(Feeling proud)
(Hae In is so cool.)
(Where is their final destination?)
(Looking creepy and scary)
(This place only opens on Halloween.)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Experience the Haunted House)
(It won't be that scary.)
(Yes, it is scary.)
(I'm not scared of ghosts.)
(Hyun Soo was in the marines that even scare away the ghosts.)
(I caught about 47 ghosts.)
(I must be dreaming now.)
(Are you crying, Hyun Soo?)
(Jung Hae-in's Walk-cumentary: Filming the Scariest Haunted House)