Ms. Kang, you'll continue to live with us.
You'll keep living with me and my dad.
What?
You guys will keep fighting like this.
And then, you'll eventually get married.
- What? - Why?
Gwang Ju, don't talk nonsense.
What's wrong?
- That makes no sense at all. - Why not?
I don't plan to marry her.
Why not?
I don't ever want to marry him either.
Why not?
She likes young directors.
Why?
Your dad likes pretty women.
- Why? - Just stop talking nonsense.
Why?
Because what you're saying doesn't make sense.
Why not?
Stop asking why. That's just how it is.
My goodness, look at the time.
Why can't they just like each other?
But why did he have to overreact like that?
She never denies that she likes young directors.
Is Mr. Jeong in his office?
He suddenly needed to meet someone outside,
so he didn't come to the office.
He didn't come to the office?
Did you enjoy your meal?
Yes.
If you wait a little bit, I'll bring you a cup of tea.
It's so nice to be with you all day.
We went to bed together and woke up next to each other.
Back when I was young,
my parents used to fight all the time.
My dad used to say he drinks all the time...
because he can't stand how my mom is never home.
And my mom used to say she's never home...
because my dad drinks all the time.
They never really spent a lot of time with each other.
But they fought every time they were together.
But what's funny is that I found myself in the same situation.
When I was young,
I used to pray hoping that my parents would...
get along with each other one day.
But after my dad passed away,
I learned that it's impossible for two incompatible people...
to get along with each other.
My mom eventually got remarried.
She looks so happy, and she's become a completely different person.
"I never knew my mom was so beautiful."
That's what I said to myself.
- Yu Ran. - Yes?
You should go back home.
I think that would be best.
Why did you come home without Jun Hu again?
I went to his office hoping we could come home together,
but I found out that he didn't come to work today.
What? He didn't come to work?
Why not?
I don't know. I couldn't reach him all day.
Jun Hu is home.
- You're home. - Yes.
Jun Hu, I heard you didn't go to work today.
The funeral was in the suburbs.
I had some business there, so I went after the funeral.
So you came home right from the suburbs?
Yes.
By the way, you should get changed next time.
It's not appropriate...
to wear pink to a funeral.
So many people around you seem to die these days.
People keep dying.
It's like there is no end.
How many more people are going to die?
Was it someone that important?
- What? - The person who died.
Like I said,
I'm late because I had work nearby in the suburbs.
I saw you hurriedly running out of the office building yesterday.
I've never seen you behave so frantically.
I was really startled. It was such a sudden death.
I guess...
you were pretty close with the person who died.
Well, yes.
Then I should've gone with you.
I would've wished that person a peaceful death.
Jun Hu.
You're really...
just telling me to die.
Hey, Gwang Ju.
- Are you going to sleep? - Yes.
Dad, let me ask you something.
When you're asking an adult, you need to be more polite.
Dad, can I ask you a question?
Sure.
Do you really like pretty women?
What?
Ms. Kang told me earlier...
that you like pretty women.
No, she just said whatever that came to her mind.
Then what's your ideal type?
Someone who's kind and thoughtful.
Someone who has a beautiful heart, not a beautiful face.
A woman who knows how to care for others...
and isn't afraid to sacrifice herself a little.
A woman who makes me feel happy and warm...
whenever I'm with her.
- But why? - That's Ms. Kang.
- What? - It sounds like Ms. Kang.
No, it's not her.
- Why not? - What do you mean "why not"?
Ms. Kang is that kind of person.
My goodness, no she isn't. Stop talking back.
I'm going to sleep.
Why does he keep talking nonsense?
Come on, Gwang Ju.
Let's go to bed.
Ms. Kang, let me ask you...
I mean, can I ask you a question?
What? What is it?
Why do you like young directors?
What?
That's what my dad said earlier.
He said you like young directors.
That?
Your dad was just joking around.
Does that mean you don't like them?
I don't even know any young directors.
Then what kind of guy is your ideal type?
What?
What kind of person do you like?
I like someone...
who's kind and thoughtful.
I don't care whether the guy is older or younger than me.
I don't care if the guy is a director or not.
I like someone who works hard...
and knows how to take care of others.
A man who cheers me up and I can depend on.
That's my ideal type.
But why?
That's my dad.
What?
No, it's not. Your dad isn't like that.
My dad works hard on his scripts,
and he's a great person.
He's still not my type.
Are you saying he's not a good person?
No, that's not what I meant.
Gwang Ju, it's really late. We should hurry up and go to bed.
Lie down.
Look at the time.
Gwang Ju, I'm going to turn off the lights, okay?
Ms. Kang, don't you think my dad is just the right guy for you?
Let's go to bed.
But you were seriously talking about my dad.
You need to sleep so you can go to kindergarten.
Ms. Kang.
Honey, you look so handsome. You look like a different person.
- Do I look okay? - Yes.
Wait.
I've always wanted to try that.
- Do what? - Help my husband...
wear a tie before he goes to work.
Here. Go ahead.
Okay.
- What are you doing? - Just a second.
Don't you know how to do this?
I've never done it before.
Ju Ri.
Yes?
You're really beautiful,
but you don't know how to do anything.
My gosh.
From what I remember, this is how you do it.
- Wait. - No.
Gosh, that's hot.
Dad, you're eating instant rice?
What else can I eat? No one cooks for me these days.
My gosh.
Jin Bong always wakes up late.
And she never fixes your meal. She's so lazy.
Why would I make Jin Bong cook? What about your wife?
Dad, she doesn't know how to do anything.
She'll never be able to cook.
By the way,
how long are you going to let her slack off like that?
My gosh, okay. I get what you mean.
- So help me wear this tie first. - Why?
I told you that today is my first day of work.
You crazy punk.
I can't believe you don't even know how to wear a tie.
Dad.
Aren't you happy to see me go to work?
Whatever.
We can't have another jobless person in the family.
I almost stayed jobless myself.
I'm happy, okay?
You have no idea how happy I am.
Dad!
Honey, are you done wearing your tie?
What? Yes.
What a pity.
I really wanted to help you wear your tie.
It's cold. Don't come outside.
It's okay. I've always wanted to do this.
What's the big deal?
Think about it. Married women are the only ones...
who get to say goodbye to their husbands...
before they go off to work.
So are you happy?
Yes, of course. I get to see you off to work.
You should go back inside.
Okay, see you later.
So this is how it feels to see a husband off to work.
Hey.
How do you feel seeing me eat like this?
- What do you mean? - You said...
you've always wanted to help your husband wear a tie...
and send him off to work.
But...
what about your father-in-law? Haven't you ever wanted...
to cook for your father-in-law?
That has never even crossed my mind.
Oh, I see.
Welcome, sir.
Hello, everyone. This really wasn't necessary.
Hello.
- Welcome, sir. - This is not what I expected.
Is this HR?
Yes, may I help you?
I was asked to come to work starting today.
Mr. Lee Jin Sang?
Yes.
Mr. Jeong told me about you.
Yes, we're a family.
- What? - Never mind.
What will be my job?
You're going to be the manager of administration...
of the Domestic Management Team Two.
"The manager of administration"?
Yes.
I guess it's not a bad idea to skip a few steps and start out...
as a manager right away.
I'm bound to get promoted anyway.
Let's go.
He's the new manager of administration...
who will join the team.
You guys should get to know each other a little.
Thank you.
(Management Team Two)
Well...
I'm Lee Jin Sang, the new manager of administration.
Please don't feel too intimidated by my title,
and feel free to always ask me for help.
As the manager,
I'll do my best to support and help everyone in this team.
I'm Heo Su Jeong, the manager of PR.
What? You're a manager?
I'm Jeong Hyeon Cheol, the manager of marketing.
I'm Oh Da Eun, the manager of production.
I'm Yang Jeong Su, the manager of development.
Wait... Wait a minute.
You're all managers?
Yes, the planning manager and strategy manager...
aren't here right now.
Hello, ma'am.
Yes, you guys can keep working.
Who is he?
He's apparently the manager of administration.
Oh, really?
I look forward to your hard work.
By the way, Grandma.
What did Mom like about Dad?
Why did she...
get married to a guy like Dad?
I know, right? I don't get why she liked him.
I'm not trying to badmouth your dad in front of you.
I only agreed with what you just said.
It's okay.
My dad's the one to blame anyway.
I still feel uneasy badmouthing your dad in front of you.
He's still your dad.
I can't understand...
why Mom fell for Dad.
There are tons of people who don't understand that.
But your mom didn't fall for him right away.
It's because he kept chasing her around...
saying he'll kill himself if she didn't date him.
I'm serious.
Your mom kept rejecting him.
But he kept stopping her from going to blind dates.
- Because you're my girl - He went around...
the neighborhood singing that she's his woman.
- And he even jumped... - Jin Sang!
in front of a car saying he'd rather die.
How annoying.
That's not all.
Your mom still refused to date him,
so he even starved...
for four days straight.
Then your aunt came to Hae Jin's workplace...
and asked her if she's trying to kill him.
Are you going to take responsibility if he dies?
Aunt said that?
Yes, your aunt.
That rude brat who got tons of plastic surgery.
Grandma.
I don't want to hear this anymore.
There's still a lot more to tell you.
I'm too embarrassed to keep listening.
Okay, fine.
But just know that I wasn't trying to badmouth your family.
I only gave answers to your questions.
They're all just facts.
Okay.
(Jangmonim Chicken)
You shouldn't like people so easily.
What?
Again?
Why are you doing this again?
I'm talking about other guys.
Give me your hand.
My hand?
What's wrong with her this time?
She's really one of a kind.
Hey, why are you so late?
Are you allowed to be late if you're the owner?
I received training regarding the new menu at the head office.
You even receive training to sell chicken?
Of course.
We receive proper training so we're fully ready.
That's how we get a lot of customers.
There's a reason why our place is so popular.
Hurry up and clean.
When you're in the food business, hygiene is the most important.
What about the taste?
That should be a given.
You've already tried our chicken. Shouldn't you know that already?
Okay, fine.
I get what you mean, so fry two chickens for me.
Again?
Aren't you here to make money?
I want to see my love and eat chicken at the same time.
That's why I'm here.
What?
Why don't we create a baseball drama this time?
- You love baseball. - Exactly.
Ms. Lee.
My goodness, what brings you here?
I came to support my boyfriend.
You guys are always working so hard,
so I thought you could take a break while eating chicken.
I was getting a little hungry.
You brought two?
- It looks delicious. - Why would you bring this?
- What? - Cheol Jin.
What's the matter with you? She came to show support.
Exactly. We haven't had free chicken in ages.
Thank you.
Did I do something wrong?
Ms. Lee.
I told you not to like people so easily.
I also don't want you to give out chicken like this.
- What? - You’ll only strain yourself.
This is so embarrassing.
My boss is really rich.
Let him pay for his chicken.
Okay.
But I can't take back what I already brought.
So I'll just let them have it today.
I'll leave you guys to eat. I'm going to see her off.
I'll see you again.
Thank you for the chicken.
Did you see Cheol Jin flirting with her?
He may not look like it, but he can be a huge flirt.
My gosh, the only thing I'm good at is eating chicken.
Sir, you're even good at drooling.
You're also good at spilling in the bathroom.
Stop it.
Anyway,
it's so funny how relationships work out.
Sometimes, two opposite people somehow end up together.
And people who used to be madly in love end up falling apart.
That's my dad.
Everything you just said describes my dad.
Ms. Kang.
Aren't you going to be Han Seok Bong's mother today?
What?
"I'm going to slice rice cakes. Meanwhile, you can write."
Aren't you going to say that today?
Okay, fine.
I'm going to make japchae.
Meanwhile, you can write.
Okay.
My dad works hard on his scripts,
and he knows how to take care of people.
You'll realize that he's a really great person.
If you catch a cold,
I'll end up suffering tomorrow.
Just wear it home.
What? What are you doing here?
Aren't you going to cry today?
If you want to cry,
I'll wait for you even though it's cold.
Will you be able to handle it?
You'll end up shivering in the cold again.
Then what should I say?
Cheer up.
Make a wish and blow out the candle.
Congratulations on finally being born again...
as an independent person.
What's wrong?
What? What do you mean?
You kept glancing at me.
No, I didn't.
What is it?
Do I seem like a scriptwriter now that I'm actually working?
What?
You can keep staring at me.
I'll pretend like you're not staring and focus on my script.
Hey, just write in your room.
Why?
You're irritating me. You should just go inside.
You're the one who told me to work in front of you...
so I won't slack off.
That was a different day.
Just go to your room.
I said you're irritating me.
What's wrong with her?
Is it because...
of what Gwang Ju said?
No way. He's not a good person.
Anyone can seem like a good person once you start analyzing them.
No way.
Most people are nice anyway.
Once you spend some time with someone,
it's natural to become dependent on each other.
Ms. Kang, what's on your mind?
Gwang Ju, when did you come home?
Just now.
I came with my friend.
Oh, I see. You're all grown up now.
Ms. Kang.
Do you really not like my dad?
What?
My dad is a really great person.
Gwang Ju.
You're right.
Your dad is a really kind person.
Then does that mean you can marry my dad?
But you see, marriage is different.
You don't marry someone just because that person is nice.
Then what?
You need to marry someone who makes you blush.
It needs to be someone...
who makes your heart race really fast.
You'll get what I mean once you grow up.
Okay.
Hey, Gwang Ju.
What's wrong? Did something happen at kindergarten?
You don't need to know.
You're still up.
I'm trying to upload the stuff I made this afternoon on my blog.
Do you need something?
No, I came out for another cup of coffee.
- You can keep working. - Okay.
(It seems like there are tons of vegetables, right?)
I think the photo should be a bit brighter.
What? What's wrong with me?
Is this the sound of my heart beating?
(Wanna Taste?)
Don't talk nonsense to Ms. Kang. You'll only make her feel uneasy.
- We already talked about it. - About what?
She told me her heart doesn't race when she's with you.
- What? - Are you angry, Dad?
Are you here to get a memorandum?
What's wrong with you? You're making me so upset.
You act as if I actually like you or something.