I met you
You taught me about love
Falling in love made me grow up
Love to call my own
Happiness to call my own
Words aren't enough to explain
- Gosh. - Perhaps...
Careful, careful. My goodness.
Drink this.
(Episode 50)
Oh dear.
You made her sing 10 songs in an hour.
Why did you make her do something like that?
Did you think she'd go straight to being on TV...
after signing a contract two days ago?
Not exactly that, no,
but we expected some kind of training...
before performing like that.
You can't put a novice to work just like that.
Do you think we audition for no reason?
We pick people whom we think they have it in them.
You saw her.
Didn't she do amazing?
That was called real-life training.
Come on now.
Real-life training is all good,
but 10 songs is too much.
This isn't art, it's labor. Hard work.
And that means you deserve a paycheck.
Good job.
- A paycheck? - Yes.
Thank you.
I'm really...
Honey.
It's not at all like singing 10 songs on a karaoke machine.
I'm so tired.
It feels as if I sang 100 songs.
That's because it was your first day, and you were nervous.
You pay to sing at karaoke...
but now you'll be paid to sing.
Here's your pay.
The first paycheck I got for singing.
You can spend it all, okay? Here.
No.
Let's save this up and buy a car.
A celebrity needs a van.
Then you can rest on the road.
Whether I buy a van or a plane,
look inside the envelope.
Shall I?
How much is there?
What? How much is it?
Is it a check or a...
150 dollars?
This is it?
This is a bit too harsh.
When can we afford a van on a pay like that?
The minimum wage per hour is less than 10 dollars these days.
This is a lot.
And like Mr. Go said, it was real-life training.
Is that so?
- Mom, Mom. - You were so...
Hi, kids.
- Did you perform today? - What was it for?
One of the famous TV shows for trot singers?
Hey. I can't go on that when I don't yet have my own song.
Then what did you sing for?
A cable TV channel? What show?
There's a show kids don't know about.
Stop talking nonsense and get ready for dinner.
My gosh.
Honey.
Sort out dinner yourself.
- Myself? - I can't lift a finger.
Okay, okay, we'll manage.
Mom, yesterday, Hyeon U...
Tell everyone that breakfast's ready.
Mom.
Go on. We all need to go to work.
I want to make an announcement.
I don't want any of you to care where I sleep...
or how I live my life.
You and you all.
What?
That goes for you too, Mr. Baek.
I apologize.
I did my best for you all, my husband and kids.
You know that, don't you?
Yes.
- Yes. - Did I not?
From now on, where, how, and what I'll do to live...
will be my decision to make.
I have the right to do so.
You do as you wish already.
We'll talk another time.
The kids need to go to work.
Eat up.
Sorry, Mom.
I'm going to work first.
So Young.
I'll leave for work too.
Sorry.
My goodness.
Good for you. Look at what you did.
It's okay. Eat up.
Okay. You eat too.
My goodness.
Don't you even know how to knock?
Who knocks before entering his wife's room?
The husband in one room, the wife in another.
I bet I'm the unluckiest man in the world.
If you want to complain, complain later. I'm going to work.
Don't you see the kids fought because of us?
If you know they're trying so hard, just give in and patch up with me.
What is this mess?
What do you think you're doing, using the kids?
You're being so silly.
Silly?
Is it not silly to squeal in front of our kids...
and son-in-law and sleep in a different room?
Am I being silly while you're being independent?
Why do you want to sleep in the same room as me?
What?
For years already, you slept in the bed and I on the floor.
Even if we were in the same space, we never shared our feelings.
Did we ever exchange a sweet joke?
What's the point of sharing a room?
We can do that from now on. Is it that hard?
Why didn't you do it until now if it's that easy?
I don't want to live like that now or in the future.
Your bus has left and I won't come back.
Are you really going to divorce me or something?
Yes. Let's divorce when we're ready.
Why you...
I won't. I can't.
I won't divorce you because I can't stand seeing you so happy.
I won't give you a divorce even if I die and become a ghost.
- Hello, Ms. Nam. - Hello, Ms. Nam.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Hello. - Hi.
What's up with everyone? What's going on?
Mi Rae, the president of your fan club.
What did she used to do?
The president? Dal Sook? She's...
What about her?
She called herself "Flying Gasoline" and said...
she was famous in Incheon. Is that all true?
Flying what?
Said who?
Who do you think? She said so herself.
To you?
Why? What did you do?
What would I do?
Watch your back.
From what I heard, she's more like a nuclear bomb than gasoline.
Boom.
Be nice and honest.
Then you'll have nothing to fear.
Shall we start practice then?
- Okay. - Yes.
Cheer up.
Flying Gasoline.
Hi.
Cha Dal Rae, you're the best of friends.
It wasn't the first time.
What's wrong with your voice?
Were you cheering for someone?
- I did a gig. - A gig?
What gig makes you sing until you lose your voice?
You have that many bookings?
It's really hard work.
It's dead tiring and for pennies too.
Let's go out. My treat.
I can't be bothered.
I don't even have the energy to shower and dress.
Jin Ok's still at work too.
We can hang out at my place.
I told Jin Ok to come over.
- Come along. - I can't be bothered.
Come on, move it.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
Thanks, my dear friends.
You are the best part of my life.
Did she lose her nerve?
Totally and completely.
She had it coming.
I feel so happy now.
We could've shot a dozen action movies because of you.
Don't give in to anyone now.
My words exactly.
We still have it, don't we? Aren't we still cool?
You bet. It's just your voice that's the problem.
I know. Too bad that a singer lost her voice.
I feel much better now that my throat's...
warmly wrapped up and I drink sweet soothing drinks.
Isn't this all just great?
It's a small part but I'm back,
you found a job, and you got a dream.
You really think so?
To tell you the truth, yesterday,
while I was singing on the podium decorated with balloons,
I almost cried.
If I'd known this was what it's like to become a singer,
I'd have thought a bit harder about it.
Why? Did you think it would be more flashy?
I did.
You know,
I was willing to sing at odd festivals.
Singing at the opening of a supermarket was too much.
I know.
Life is so unpredictable.
And sometimes more demeaning.
Are you given a hard time?
Do you do odd jobs?
Not exactly,
but a lot of people are prejudiced.
Even my husband mocks me for joining the work force at my age.
Bok Nam? The idiot.
Did he eat something rotten?
There has to be a price to start working...
for the first time at my age.
I'm going after what I missed out on in my 20s.
I should willingly pay the price.
You're back to being the determined Jin Ok.
Aren't I a bit like what I used to be?
Yes. We all took the plunge.
Let's stay strong and give it another go.
A toast.
- Cheers. - Cheers.
Cheers.
Why are you still up?
I was waiting for you?
Why? Do you want to talk?
Come in.
Mom.
I'm sorry about yesterday.
Hyeon U went too far.
But we wanted to make your life easier.
We didn't look down on you.
So don't be angry anymore.
Do you think I'm angry?
You're not how you used to be.
You and Dad drifted apart since I got married.
We just wanted to help.
The truth is, we moved in to help you with the housework...
now that you work full-time as well.
We didn't help at all.
It's upsetting.
Thanks for saying so.
You're right to say I've changed.
But I'm not angry.
If you aren't angry,
what was that at breakfast?
Do you remember?
You called me a hypocrite.
What? Mom, that was...
I said that because I misunderstood the whole situation.
I know.
But that made me realize something.
At the time, I wanted to do anything to prevent your marriage.
I was willing to sacrifice myself and be misunderstood...
if it could make you happy.
Mom.
But that was hypocrisy. You were right.
I wasn't in my right mind then.
I know.
I realized something, and it's not because of your criticism.
"Let's not be a hypocrite anymore."
"I'll live my life and be true to myself from now on."
That's why I allowed you to marry.
So don't you worry about me now...
and live your own life, okay?
So Young.
I'm sorry. Stop being so angry.
No.
It's all my fault.
I'd said something terrible to Mom.
I'm sorry. It's my fault.
I said something terrible. Why is that your fault?
Everything you said,
you said so to marry me.
So it's all my fault and not yours.
We should...
go home.
What?
I think we're being a burden to Mom.
Let's go home.
Okay. If that's what you want, we'll go home.
(Song Joo)
- Hello, Ms. Nam. - Hello, Ms. Nam.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Hello. - Hi.
You can't come in.
Don't come in.
Consider this your own karma.
What's going on?
Joon Ho, what are you doing?
You said we're friends.
Can't friends have a drink together?
I have practice tomorrow. I can't drink anymore tonight.
Sit down.
You need that much soju?
Just keep the glass full.
It's too sad to drink alone.
Is something the matter?
Do you care at all?
Then you could've picked up.
You called?
You didn't.
Look. I told you I got another number.
Wait.
You came to see me behind your wife's back?
No thanks.
I have no reason to see you in secret.
Just keep me company.
I have...
no one else to talk to.
Are you busy, Joon Ho?
I'll bring you a late-night snack.
How is it?
You never cooked this when we were married.
You've changed.
When did I never cook for you?
I cooked most weekend mornings.
Did you?
Cheers.
Married life doesn't suit me.
It's still hard.
If you want to badmouth your wife,
get out right now.
I'm just saying it's tough.
We're helpless, you and I both.
You too? Why?
You're making a comeback.
I am, as an extra, but my gosh.
The juniors ignore me.
I was never an outcast in school,
but I am one now.
What? You?
You're an outcast?
Sorry.
Where'd your temper go?
I wonder.
I want to quit, but I can't.
It's tough.
I want to quit too, but I can't.
It's tough.
Why are you standing there?
I almost had a heart attack.
Your lesson ended long ago. Why are you back so late?
You don't have your phone.
Do you know how worried I was?
I went to a friend's place to do some homework.
If you must do that again, bring your friends over here.
Okay.
I left some snacks on the table. Eat that before bed.
Where are you going?
Your dad must have a lot to do. He isn't back from work yet.
So you're going to the clinic now?
Yes.
Can you give me my phone then?
What if something were to happen while I'm alone at home?
Okay. It's in my dresser drawer.
What's this?
Isn't it your wife?
She doesn't know this number.
It's Dong Hyun.
Where'd you get your phone?
What?
What is it?
Sorry. I need to go.
Sorry.
Hi, honey.
Why didn't you answer your phone?
Did you have a drink?
No. Who would I drink with?
That's true, but I think I smell alcohol.
Your eyes are red too.
It must be the ethanol I'm using to wipe the table.
I had a late-night appointment and just finished an operation.
I was so busy all day.
I haven't even eaten yet.
I thought so, so I brought food.
You're the best.
That looks delicious.
You just got out of surgery.
Oh dear.
Who's there?
What are you doing?
What do you think you're doing?
Sorry, my bad.
I thought it was my room.
You thought it was your room?
I've had enough. Do you think I'm stupid?
Get out of here.
My goodness.
Is it tasty?
Yes. Anything Mom makes is tasty.
It must be nice to enjoy your breakfast.
Bring the salt.
What for?
Because the food's tasteless.
We lived together for 20 years,
and you still can't cook to my taste?
I'll get it.
Dad, you're adding too much.
It finally tastes just right.
It's disgusting.
This isn't good for you.
Let him do what he wants.
He's acting out on purpose.
You won't believe the things he'll do.
Did I add too much salt? Why am I so thirsty?
Hello, medical appliances.
I'll be there in 30 minutes.
Yes.
Jangsa Villa.
Block 101 Unit 201.
Yes, no problem.
Jangsa Villa Block 101...
Unit 201. Jangsa Villa.
Dal Sook.
What are you doing here so early?
Don't talk or your voice won't come back.
What's that?
Bok Nam goes hoarse every now and then.
I boiled pears, bellflower roots, and quince to make a syrup.
Drink it as a hot tea often.
Okay, thanks.
Why did you bring so much?
- Why did I bring so much? - Yes.
I made this yesterday.
I made a lot to give you some and keep some for Bok Nam,
but I brought everything over.
Why?
- I hate Bok Nam. - Why?
The older he gets, the grosser he becomes.
Last night, he came into my room when I was asleep.
I was so surprised.
He must've missed you.
If he misses me,
why did he shout at me at the table in front of our son?
Hey.
Bok Nam.
What are you doing here in the middle of the day?
Hey.
I didn't think you were like this, Heo Se.
Pardon? What did I do?
The store was a mess when I got back...
from making a delivery.
Were you robbed?
If you don't want to do it, say so.
What are you talking about?
I know you're bothered that I keep asking you to watch my store.
If that's how you feel, say no from the get go.
When did you ask me to watch your store today?
Are you saying I'm making this up?
I was lucky I don't keep a lot of money there.
Money's not the issue.
A customer could've come by while I was out.
I opened a month ago.
What would they think of me?
Aren't you too young to be scatterbrained?
What did he yell at me for?
The goal of this design concept...
is to establish a brand image we can build upon.
To make people recognize it's ours just from the packaging?
Well?
It looks nice,
but I'm not sure if we should look at packaging designs...
not knowing when the product will come out.
This is a secret.
Design is the CEO's weakness.
We have to perfect this aspect too and impress her.
Okay.
What brings you here?
Are you Director Oh Seo Jin?
Yes. I'm Oh Seo Jin.
I'm Lee Eun Sang from Cosmetics Monthly.
If you want information, go to PR.
- Show them the way. - Yes, sir.
Didn't you...
sue Somi regarding an industrial spy issue?
Just a moment. Stop.
- Get someone. - Okay.
Ms. Seo.
What is it? What's wrong?
Do you have evidence that...
the employee who left for Somi took vital information?
Director.
Seo Jin.
What happened?
Who are you people?
Let's take the reporter somewhere else first.
- Get out. - Director Oh.
Is he ill?
- I said get out. - Wait!
- Director. - How dare you?
- Don't touch me! - Get out.
It's okay. Close your eyes.
When I was young,
my mom did this for me.
Then the scary things went away, and I felt better.
(Lady Cha Dalrae's Lover)
He doesn't like small or enclosed spaces.
Don't tell anyone that Seo Jin's ill.
You always doubt and suffocate me,
and it's too much.
I called you over 40 times today. Why didn't you answer?
Me? Would I order such things?
How embarrassing. Did you buy that for me?