Sang Baek!
Sang Baek?
My eldest grandson, Geum Sang Baek!
What's all this?
Are those pigs?
What's going on?
Grandma?
Grandma!
Grandma, what are you doing here?
What's all this?
Twenty.
What?
Twenty-one.
Seven.
Eight.
What, Grandma?
Nineteen.
Thirty-six.
That's it.
Remember.
Grandma!
Grandma, what are you talking about?
Grandma!
Grandma.
This is crazy.
This can't be happening.
This is it.
(Be My Dream Family)
(Episode 1)
My daughter.
Oh, how pretty you are.
Who do you take after?
Min Ah.
My daughter, who got into Seoul National University!
Get up.
You can have breakfast and go back to bed. There you go.
Wake up. Have breakfast.
Chicken. I want chicken, Mom.
You can't even open your eyes, and you want chicken?
I'll leave my credit card on your desk.
- Order some later, okay? - Okay.
Why is this back?
Min Ah, didn't Grandpa come home yesterday?
Why is there mold on the walls again?
Dad told me not to call Grandpa.
He said he can just wipe it off.
This idiot.
Mold is terrible for your lungs.
Dad, why are you in such a good mood?
Well, I had a really good dream last night.
Never mind.
Anyway, our family's hardships are over!
That's all you need to know.
Isn't it just a silly dream?
You never got them right.
It's for real this time.
- My late grandmother... - Honey!
I told you to tell Father about the mold in Min Ah's room.
We need to fix up the bathroom as well.
I'll take care of it. Sit down.
What are you going to do?
You're going to rip up the wall and cost us money again.
Just call him, will you?
Then...
can you do it?
It must be her.
She's back?
How is your tutoring going?
It's going well.
But Mom, I want to go to a cram school.
We don't have the money for that.
Your sister, a Seoul University student, is tutoring you for free.
School hasn't even started yet!
Besides, she isn't a good teacher.
She always gets annoyed and asks why I don't understand things.
Geum In Seo.
Honey.
What? Oh, my.
- Hello. - Hello.
Good morning.
I see you were having breakfast.
I made some bulgogi and brought some over for the twins.
You should try it too, Mrs. Ahn.
You really shouldn't have.
It's just neighborly love.
Thank you.
- Say thank you. Eat up. - Thank you.
- It looks delicious. - Enjoy.
- It looks good. - It's really good.
What's all this?
Let me see.
It's for the neighbor flea market app. You know, where people buy used things.
Those are things we're trying to sell.
It all looks fine to me.
You're selling all this? What a waste.
We don't use it. It just takes up space.
Where is our foot spa?
Oh, it's on the veranda.
I'm going to use it, though.
You don't use it.
You only used it once. I bought it for you for nothing.
We agreed to sell it.
Bring it out.
Foot spas are nice.
It helps you completely relax.
I know!
What a waste.
I need to give some to Min Ah, but I finished it.
I can bring you more.
Come on. I'll get you some.
- You have more? - Of course!
Come along.
She's such a nosy woman.
I want to buy the foot spa.
Are you open to negotiations?
Of course.
I'm wide open to negotiations.
(Geum's Comprehensive Interior)
Where have you been going? You used so much gas!
Are you using the car to run a second job behind my back?
I'm not, sir.
Also, what is with the electricity bill?
Ninety-two dollars and eighty-nine cents?
The weather's been warm for ages!
You used the heater, didn't you?
You brat.
What is it?
Father.
- Hello. - Hi.
The bill was 91 dollars and 73 cents last month.
If it goes up, I'm going to sack you!
Go!
The idiot doesn't know how to save.
What do you need from me this time?
It's not like that.
I just stopped by to say hello on my way to work.
Did you have breakfast?
It must be hard for you to prepare meals on your own.
I can come by on the weekend...
You only ever ask for me when you need something.
Don't try to fool me. What is it?
Well, Min Ah's room keeps getting moldy.
Call someone.
That's that,
but the outlet in In Seo's room isn't working either.
I was hoping you could take a look at the whole house.
- Fifty dollars. - Pardon?
The fee.
Oh, right.
Can I pay with a credit card?
Fifty-five dollars.
I feel like you really get me.
Time just flies by.
I really enjoy your company as well.
You're such a gentle person, and you're even a good listener.
Someone like you isn't easy to come by.
You must have learned it from your father.
What?
No way.
You've met my father. He runs the interior shop next to the hair salon.
He's not like me at all. We're polar opposites!
He's very hot-tempered and never listens to others.
Is that so?
I guess you haven't got to know him as you just moved in,
and he hardly talks to others first.
He's very unkind,
so I was worried that he might hurt your feelings.
If he tries to quibble over nothing and throws a fit,
please be generous to him for me.
And don't ever mention that we know each other.
Then, I'll see you again.
- What is it? - Well...
Oh, my.
Dad, why are you here?
What are you saying? Just open the door.
This is the problem.
What's the issue? It also happens in the living room from time to time.
- Dad? - Why do you ask?
Do you understand if I tell you?
So it has to be completely replaced anyway, which is a big deal.
Well, it's an old house, you know.
It's a lease, do we have to...
Of course, it'd be nice if we did it, but it'd cost...
Be quiet!
Dad, what about the mold in Min Ah's room?
Should I repaper the room?
That won't work. The insulation itself is the problem.
Does it bother you that much?
Not really. I'm fine.
What do you mean?
Your mom is very worried as you cough a lot these days.
Open the window often and let the fresh air in even on a cold day.
I'll fix it soon.
Bye.
- Goodbye. - Take care.
- In Seo. - Yes.
Help me.
I got you. Be careful.
Are you still afraid of Grandpa?
He didn't get that upset today, though.
You just got intimidated.
You guys don't know him.
He's such a frightening man.
You know, it's just me who still stands him.
Your uncles never visit him at all.
Hey, Jin Chul.
Of course, I'll be there.
I'm really going there this time.
I have money. I really do.
Geez.
I really have money.
What? Wait. It's not here.
Where is it?
Tell me if it's too hot.
It's your hands that heal my back.
Right. I heard your daughter made it to Seoul National University.
My gosh. She must be a very smart girl.
How do you know that?
Gosh, it's nothing to make a fuss over.
So you treated others on rice cakes, right?
Jun Mi's mom said she had the rice cake you gave her.
Tell me your secret, so I can use it on my grandson.
We just...
Excuse me. I'm sorry.
Take your time.
Yes, what is it?
Honey, you took the foot spa with you today, right?
- Did you sell it already? - Yes, I told you I would.
I'm busy. I'll talk to you later.
The first stage of the five stages of grief is denial.
- You now have a grasp of it, right? Next. - Wait.
Why do you deny it when you're shocked?
Why do you even ask? Because it's hard to believe it.
Just get back to the subject. Let's read the next line.
Really?
Why is that?
What's the most important thing to you?
It's your laptop, right? You love playing video games.
Right.
And if your laptop disappears suddenly, what would you do?
What do you mean it disappears? It must be somewhere in the house.
That's it. That's what's called denial.
No way. It can't be happening.
(Smile Healthy Orthopedics)
Right.
She didn't sound like she found it out.
If he'd known it, she would've already come and vented her anger at me.
So I don't think she has it.
The one who bought it must have it. I just need to know the number.
It'll be all right. I need to calm down.
I can do this.
Mrs. In, are you sure you don't want to be the director?
I can't raise your salary immediately, but your working condition will be better.
Director In Young Hye of the physiotherapy center.
You'll have new name cards too.
I have no one to give out my name cards.
No thanks.
Goodness, you do it, then, Ms. Kim.
You know, I'm not that experienced yet.
Geez. You're the first person who doesn't like a title in my life.
With the recent large investment, we hired a physiatrist.
We need to fulfill the qualifications to launch the physiotherapy center.
With the director of the center, we can tell them we're prepared for it.
Should we really have the rehabilitation department?
We already have too many patients.
But they're not so profitable.
We need to provide the treatments that aren't covered by the insurance.
This is not my hospital. It's ours.
Where's your sense of collective consciousness?
If you keep this up, I'm going to be really disappointed.
Of course, it's his hospital.
How could he say he wouldn't raise your salary that brazenly?
I know he planned to give you more work using the title.
Forget it. You know he belittles others all the time.
Let's get back to work.
Wait. Mrs. In.
What?
Why did you buy so many when you don't have much money?
And I told you to dress formally when you go out.
Are you dying to show others that you're jobless?
I was in a hurry.
You barely had breakfast, so I thought you'd be hungry.
You're super sweet.
- Mrs. In, I'm so jealous. - Okay.
Thank you so much.
- Please enjoy. - Thank you.
You should go now.
- Honey. - What?
Can I borrow your phone? I left my phone at home,
and I don't remember what Min Ah asked me for.
I totally forgot.
Thanks, Mrs. In.
Make sure you leave it there.
Then, what's the next stage?
What stage?
The five stages of grief.
I thought you weren't interested in it. And now you're curious?
Who in the world eats chicken for breakfast?
You said you were hungry because you studied so hard.
And you ate all of it.
So what's after denial?
Anger, you stupid.
You'd get angry, of course.
You'd be angry at what happened to you.
I'm in the apartment complex now.
Please call me.
- Hello? - Why did you come here?
Are you here to cancel the discount you gave me?
No, that's not why I'm here.
The foot spa has a defect, but my wife sold it without knowing.
I can go fix it for you. Where are you?
What do you mean? It works fine. You guys are eccentric.
I'll block this number, so don't call me again.
Wait...
Darn it.
Did anybody buy a foot spa today?
Just let me check it quickly!
Why do you have trust issues?
It won't take long!
- Let me please check it! - Sir.
- Please! - Hey, get out.
What do you think you're doing?
Leave.
Did anybody buy a foot spa?
You would never know what I've gone through to save that money.
When I could buy something at one dollar at a near store,
I went all the way down to the market to save 10 to 20 cents.
And I get 50 cents whenever I give a massage to my wife.
I did it every night.
Even my son found me pitiful...
and offered me ten dollars out of his small pocket money,
and I received it.
That's how I saved that money.
And after all that...
You should've removed it if you'd known she was going to sell it.
Of course, I was going to.
But I didn't know she would sell it that quickly.
I just needed to wait until this weekend.
I thought I could finally join my friends' fishing trip.
I told them proudly that I'd pay the money and go with them this time.
I know how you feel.
When friends gather, I'm the only one without any money.
Can't you just tell the person who bought it...
your circumstances and ask them to return it?
Would they give it back then?
Of course not.
Honestly, I wouldn't give it back either.
I could just feign ignorance.
No.
Let's do what you can.
It took you a lot to save that much.
There's an announcement to make.
The person who bought...
- Wet... - a used wet foot spa this morning,
Wet?
Please contact the Management Office.
I'll return the money for the foot spa!
- What's the matter with you? - Let go.
I'll return the money! Keep the product too!
You just need to show it to me for a second!
Seriously!
The third step, negotiation.
It is a time of struggle to turn things around however they can.
It's very unfortunate.
Yes, it's the Management...
Right.
Sure.
What did she say?
What? A weirdo...
You think he's a weird person?
You're too scared to come?
Okay.
At the playground?
You left it there?
So you want him to get lost?
Go!
What's the matter?
Is it not there?
All right.
Keep it!
Just keep it!
Just give me half of it. Please?
Just half.
Please!
When all attempts fail, the next step is depression.
Usually, this period is the longest.
Right. How could I even dream of going fishing?
I'm a moron for putting it there.
Still, how could she take all of that money?
Who would I blame?
I'm the one to blame.
That's the way the cookie crumbles.
I forgot about this!
I'm such a fool!
I'm going to get lucky. I shouldn't have been dwelling on petty money.
Well, depending on the person, some people get over it quite fast.
That's easier to live.
Denial, anger, negotiation, and depression.
And the last one is acceptance.
You accept everything and look for the hope you have left.
Hey, how do you know all that?
Did you read that from the workbook?
What would you know?
You don't know life.
Don't be ridiculous.
You were born a minute and 30 seconds earlier than me.
What do you know about grief?
Dad, where have you been?
I paid for my price.
I think paid a good price to get big money.
Don't worry, you two.
Hey, honey. Where are you? Why aren't you here yet?
What?
He listens to me so well.
Don't run. You'll crease your clothes.
What's gotten into you?
What is this present all of a sudden?
Is it because of the bread I bought for you earlier?
Because I did something adorable?
Adorable, my foot.
I wanted to buy you gloves because you kept complaining you don't have them.
It's almost spring.
Still, I'd love it.
Good things keep happening to me today!
Good things?
Never mind.
Let's go.
(Price: 31 dollars)
(Price: 52 dollars)
Shall we buy these?
Really?
Wow, you're so awesome.
Thank you.
I'll use it for life.
I'll take these.
Fifty...
There aren't any one-dollar notes.
What?
Is this money familiar?
It doesn't have any problem, right?
Can I check it?
Sure, you can.
One moment.
What's this?
That prick.
Hang on.
Why? Do you want something more?
All right. Then bring it.
You should be happy with gloves for today.
I'll buy you other things next time. All right?
Aren't you...
too harsh?
- Do you know how much I... - It's Father.
Don't change the subject.
Why is Father here?
Hi.
The thing is that the five stages of grief repeat themselves.
Why?
What do you mean why?
- It's because tragedy... - Are you all right?
Is always around the corner.
(Be My Dream Family)