(An exciting encounter of two men)
I've never met a celebrity like him
and I've always wanted to meet him.
Hello. Hello.
Nice to meet you.
- Nice to meet you. / - Nice to meet you.
Hello. I'm Yoo Seongmin.
It's an honor to meet someone so famous.
I saw that you're my older brother's age.
Why don't you have a seat over here?
You said I'm your older brother's age
so I thought you would consider me as one, too.
Should I sit here?
There's someone I'd like you to meet.
I will include some cartoons in the book.
This way please.
He's the artist of "Jangdori" in Kyunhyang Shinmun.
(Artist Park Soonchan)
(Since February 6, 1995)
(He's been publishing satirical cartoons for 22 years)
(He continues to satirize through his works)
It's titled "Jangdori."
I read it every morning.
It's always published on the third page.
I read it every morning. I enjoy it. (He's a true fan)
During the presidential election
he drew an editorial cartoon.
You weren't in it that often.
Why don't we take a look?
(How little did he appear in the cartoons?)
(Where's Yoo Seongmin?)
It's hard to find you.
Here you are.
Why did you draw him so small?
I was asked if he ever appeared in my cartoon
so I looked for you.
There weren't too many cuts.
(Abuse with facts)
Don't worry about it.
You will be the only one to be in it today.
Please bring out his unique character.
Please do a good job today.
I'll leave it to you.
We will also include pictures in the book.
So we have a photographer here as well.
Here's photographer Nanna.
Hello. I'm Yoo Seongmin.
Her actual name was Kim Yeongsun,
but she had her name changed.
(Photographer who knows how to move her viewers)
You changed her name?
She did.
Nice to meet you. Please take good pictures.
This way please.
(Summer has come early)
I'm glad there's wind.
There's a breeze.
They must be hot under the sun.
(He's worried about the staff members)
Just relax during the interview.
I will proceed with it comfortably.
It's really an honor.
(I can't believe Lee Gyeonggyu is talking to me)
What is this?
Does the video come out well in this too?
(We'll show you if you don't trust it)
(Amazed)
I've had a set camera in front of me once.
(But the most amazing thing is...)
(Lee Gyeonggyu is sitting right in front of me)
(Awkward)
You must be quite tired.
I haven't rested yet after the election.
I haven't been on a TV program like this.
I was in the election without a big budget
so I thought TV was the best way to campaign.
I participated in all kinds of debates aired on TV,
but I was never on an entertainment program.
(His ambition to meet the candidates)
(Everyone thought it would be impossible)
(He meets presidential candidate Yoo Seongmin)
(Author Lee Gyeonggyu's first interview)
(The interview begins)
I will be writing a book on We like Zines! and
you are our first guest.
You are the star of the book.
It's so great to have you here.
(19th presidential election candidate, Yoo Seongmin)
So you refused to run for the head of the party?
I ran for president and
only got a very low number of votes.
I didn't think it was right to step up
to be the representative of the party.
- Younger politicians. / - You'll let them do it?
I think they would do a better job.
So you will step back for a while.
Are you getting ready for the next election?
That's 5 years later.
Who knows?
5 years will pass by very quickly.
Since I challenged myself this time
and I will continue to be in politics
so it would be a lie if I say I don't want to do it.
But they say "Man proposes, God disposes."
I will continue to work hard and
in 5 years if a man like me is needed
in Korea, I will run for the president again.
- I'll have to wait and see. / - I see.
Why? (Such honesty from a politician)
You were ranked fourth in the election.
6.76%.
"I really wanted to vote for you, but I voted for
Moon Jaein because I was afraid he wouldn't win."
I met many people who told me this.
I voted for Hong Joonpyo because
I was afraid Moon Jaein will become president.
I heard that a lot, too.
In the beginning, your approval rating was 2%.
(3% approval rating... Catch up vs. Withdraw)
This question is a bit...
- It's alright. / - It is?
When you ran for the presidential election,
did you run thinking that you'd win?
(He's perplexed by such a direct question)
In terms of the rating, it was a reckless decision.
But I thought at this rate,
the conservatives in Korea would be ruined.
I decided to run for the president as the candidate of
the Bareun Party regardless of the ratings because
I had this belief about the path
that I wanted to take.
Even after I became one of the candidates,
and the approval ratings were only 2 to 4%,
I didn't waver at all.
I was quite surprised
by the approval ratings.
Usually older people
root for the conservatives and
younger people mostly vote for the progressives.
But the highest voter turnout for you was the 20s.
No. The one who received the highest voter turnout
from people in their 20s was President Moon Jaein.
Out of the votes that I received
I got most votes from people in their 20s
and then from people in their 30s then 40s.
It was an inverted triangle.
Not many older people voted for me.
How did you get most votes from those in their 20s?
I think many young people didn't want to consider
themselves conservative because the conservatives
are quite corrupt and most politicians seem too old
so they didn't consider themselves as conservatives.
But then when they heard me talk about how the
conservatives should change, they agreed with me
and voted for me.
(He was quite popular among younger people)
(The idol star of politicians)
Younger people use shortened words these days.
So let me quiz you some of them.
- Do you know what B.M. is? / - Ball man?
(Ball man)
(Not a ball man)
B.M.
B.M. I don't know what that means.
(Doesn't know)
"Better by the Minute" like "getting better with time."
I think I've heard of that.
D.K.D.C.
- D.K.D.C.? / - What do you think this means?
It's not a four-character idiom.
It's short for something.
(He doesn't know this either)
Don't know, don't...
Complain?
- Don't care! / - That's right.
Don't know, don't care.
What about it?
Among friends, they say
there's nothing to ask because I don't care.
They won't ask because they're not curious.
Do you know what T.P. is?
T.P.? Totally precious.
I know that one.
I didn't think you'd get an applause for that.
In order to get you to appeal to younger people,
I will help you out.
You have a cell phone, right?
There are profile pictures on social media.
I heard that people over age 50
mostly have flowers on their profile pictures.
I didn't know that before.
I would like to see what picture
you have on your profile.
Like on KakaoTalk?
- I posted this a long time ago. / - What?
It's been a long time. Hold on.
I haven't changed it for a long time.
Don't make excuses like that.
I just want to see what picture you have.
People over 50 usually put flowers on their profiles.
Look. Look.
You do have a picture of flowers.
You and I are quite similar.
If you look at mine...
Would you like to see it?
I have a picture of a dog on my profile, too.
This dog...
It's our family's dog. A bulldog.
I posted a picture of my dog on my profile.
You and I are the same in that sense.
- Who is this? / - It's me.
I'm the model of an advertisement.
This was taken when you were in an advertisement?
I used this for advertisers to see it and hire me.
(Are you watching, advertisers?)
(Dog and flowers, dog and me)
You should change your profile pictures now.
Alright.
Which phrase should we write?
Humans over flowers.
You should put your face on it.
You should take a selfie, too.
(He's about to take a selfie)
(Search)
A council taught me
how to do it with one hand.
(He makes a peace sign)
(But his sign didn't come out)
Again, no. 4.
(After effect of the election)
Wait, that's not...
- Wait. / - That's not it.
If you add all our fingers, it's no. 4.
No, not no. 2. No. 4.
No. 4?
(They take the picture again)
(Satisfied)
(With my friend, shy shy shy)
You need a pledge to get key people
to support you on elections, right?
I found out recently that
the pledge that most people liked
was going home from work on time.
I made many pledges
regarding going home on time.
I think that's why many young people
who are in the workforce took interest.
I am 100% for going home on time.
You didn't vote for me, right?
(Ha ha ha ha ha ha)
- Going home on time. / - I'm all for it.
You only support my pledge, but not me.
Don't try to find out about me.
I always strive to finish shoots on time.
Because of the staff members here.
They shouldn't work too long. They must go home.
The average labor hours of the OECD countries are
43 days shorter than us.
They get to rest a month and a half morea
and we have to work more.
It means Koreans work a lot.
I'm curious. During the presidential election debates,
you said Koreans work 43 hours more
than the OECD countries.
(He said 43 days, Gyeonggyu confused it with hours)
Those specific numbers in data.
Do you memorize them?
Yes, I memorize important numbers.
(Candidates aren't allowed their own material)
(Accuracy is a must on live television)
(He won trust by using exact numbers)
(He showed his talent as an economics expert)
When a candidate hasn't memorized the right data,
they write up a cheat sheet
before the debate.
We aren't allowed to bring our own papers.
So they would write things on their memo pads
and then copy it down on the blank sheet
of paper given by the broadcasting company.
The comments he must make.
I saw a candidate write things down so
I continued to talk to him to distract him.
But he kept writing things without answering me.
Who was that?
(Shaking his head)
It's a secret?
Well...
Please help me.
It's all in the past anyway.
The person who made a cheat sheet was...
(Who was it?)
It's all in the past anyway.
The person who made a cheat sheet was...
Hong Joonpyo.
(Checking the facts)
Cheat sheet.
Then it becomes...
(What?)
(He wrote down the data on the back of the panel)
(It would've been better if he just read it)
In order to make his comment...
A makeup artist would come and fix his makeup and
other councils were explaining things to him,
but he was too busy making a cheat sheet.
He's going to be angry when he watches this.
What moved people the most
was your final 2-minute closing remarks.
That became an issue.
You talked about Admiral Yi Sunsin, too.
It was the night of May 2.
It was the final TV debate, so I thought that was
my last chance to get myself known...
- To the public. / - Your last chance.
I tend to use my time up
fast in the beginning when I do debates.
Yes, you do.
Please raise your hand
if you'd like to speak first...
Respectful people of Korea...
(He always ran out of time to speak)
You have 10 minutes and 8 seconds left.
10 minutes and 59 seconds.
9 minutes and 14 seconds.
7 minutes and 17 seconds.
3 minutes and 32 seconds.
(Give me some leftover time..)
(Explaining, persuading and asking questions)
(Time's up)
He doesn't have much time left.
Why do you keep making him talk?
(This has been Yoo Seongmin)
I was the type to talk too much in the beginning and
struggle to save time later.
I spent a lot of time in the beginning that day, too.
I thought I would have to save up my time
if I want to say something at the end.
Because I didn't speak much
to save time by the end,
I had the most time left.
I had about 2 minutes and 40 to 50 seconds left
and Moon Jaein had about 30 seconds left.
The chairperson asked Moon Jaein to
ask me questions.
To use up time.
Moon Jaein kept asking me questions.
Yoo Seongmin has about 3 minutes 30 seconds left.
Other candidates...
(Then I'll ask him questions)
Let me ask Yoo Seongmin...
(I saved up my time on purpose)
I wanted to save up my time
and once the other candidates ran out of their time,
I wanted to tell people what was on my mind.
But Moon Jaein kept asking me to talk longer
and kept asking me questions.
So I just briefly answered to his questions.
No. Yes. Like that.
What do you think, Yoo Seongmin?
I don't think that way.
(That is all)
Could you be more specific?
I have hopes about it.
That's all I'll say for now.
Moon Jaein, your time is up.
You defended yourself.
Instead of being on offense.
I'm sure Moon Jaein was quite surprised.
I normally was the type to
give long answers to everything,
but that day I kept giving short answers.
He was quite surprised and used up his 30 seconds.
So I had about 2 minutes left.
I saved up my time because I have something to say.
That's how I began my speech.
(The reason why he saved up time, 10 a.m. that day)
13 politicians from Bareun Party left and decided
to support Hong Joonpyo of Liberty Korea Party.
(13 Bareun party members jumped ship)
(Will results change because of the bandwagoners?)
I am quite heartbroken.
I wanted to go down a tough road together.
(Will the Bareun Party break up?)
(Yoo Seongmin faces a crisis 7 days to election)
Yoo Seongmin of the Bareun Party
visited Daegu, Gyeongnam and Seoul
to tell people his determination to finish the race
and continued with his campaigns.
Please change Korea with me.
(That night, final debate)
(Yoo Seongmin looks serious)
I have something to tell the people
so that's why I saved up a little bit of time.
It's tough, hard and lonely,
but I am not disappointed.
I am reminded up Admiral Yi Sunsin.
I still have 12 ships left.
If many people keep their eyes on me
and hold my hand,
I'd like to continue to walk down this path.
I ask of you.
13 members of the party left.
I understand why those members
left Saenuri Party and
why they decided to return to Liberty Korea Party.
I understand their feelings.
Politics are realistic, too.
To be honest, the future of the Bareun Party
probably looked quite dark.
So I understand.
I don't want to criticize them.
(Evils turned into a blessing)
(Bareun Party gets 10 times more contribution)
(Yoo Seongmin's approval ratings double)
As I campaigned for 6 more days from May 3,
I met many people who said they'd vote for me
after hearing my last speech.
(Yoo Seongmin thanks the people for the support)
Hong Joonpyo said
you were born into a rich family.
(Fake conservative who was born rich should leave)
I was born in Cheolsu's house in Daegu.
Cheolsu's house?
Cheolsu's house.
Not Ahn Cheolsoo.
The name of the landlady's son was Cheolsu.
I was born when my family lived in a rented room.
But your father was a judge.
He was born into a poor, farming family.
After my father became a judge,
we were living in a small house in Daegu.
All my cousins came to stay with us
in order to study in Daegu.
10 of us lived together in a small house.
We weren't well off with a judge's salary.
Your father was a judge and
became a member of the National Assembly twice.
He was in politics in 1985 and
became a member in 1988 and 1992.
After 8 years he decided politics isn't for him.
He retired from being a politician.
Our family was happy
when he retired from politics.
It's terrible to have a politician in the family.
Whenever my father was campaigning...
Did you go and help out?
I would take time off work
and help him out.
But it's different from running my own campaign.
Did the candidates eat on television back then?
Candidates eating at traditional markets.
No, not really.
They would just shake hands and leave.
They didn't film the candidates eating food.
The candidates eat so well these days.
(You must eat well to win!)
I liked it because I often skipped meals.
Why?
If we traveled just a short distance,
I had to work after a few calls or conversations.
I sometimes didn't get to eat breakfast or lunch.
If I got to a traditional market and had to eat,
I was happy.
But I wanted to eat many types of food.
Sweet pancakes, chewy doughnuts...
But we always had to eat at a fish cake place.
This is good.
(The right way to eat on TV is fish cakes)
(This is cheese fish cake)
Cheese fish cake.
(Cheese fish cake?)
It's a cheese fish cake.
(A new world of fish cakes)
They normally have
flat ones and round ones.
I like round fish cakes, but
they always suggest to eat flat ones.
They always ask you to drink up hot soup
when the weather is boiling.
You can burn your tongue.
It's hot, but I have to finish it and move on.
I can't throw it away.
I normally love fish cakes,
but after the election...
- You don't eat it anymore? / - I eat less.
I asked my advisors
to skip fish cake places and
go to a Korean sausage or rice cakes place.
Did they do that for you?
No, they couldn't because
photographers would already have their cameras.
Commoner food.
I sometimes had to eat side dishes.
You need rice for that.
Without rice.
They told me to continue eating until
they got good pictures.
(Side dishes that call for rice)
(Only the side dishes)
Try some kimchi, too.
This way. This way.
(Photo time of eating kimchi)
(Chomp)
(We'll take pictures of you, do you have any rice?)
You graduated with an economics degree
and got your PhD in the U.S.
How did you end up being in politics?
I studied economics and
returned to Korea in the winter of 1987
to work at the Korea Development Institution.
I gave advice on economic politics.
Then there was the financial crisis in 1997 and 1998.
The Asian Financial Crisis called IMF in Korea.
The government decided to make a request for
emergency funding
to the International Monetary Fund.
(Korea requested $20 to 30 billion)
Regarding the current economic situation of Korea...
As the president, I feel responsible
and I don't know how to begin to apologize to you.
As we went through the financial crisis,
as the economic scholar
I felt guilty for
not being able to prevent it.
As I watched the staff members of the Blue House or
the economy institutions work,
I thought they don't do a good job.
They did such a bad job and
I watched the policies being distorted
for strange reasons.
I thought this was the problem of the politicians.
I thought I shouldn't just stay in an institution.
While I was thinking that for 2 or 3 years
I was asked to join the politicians.
- You were recruited? / - Yes.
So I didn't hesitate for one bit.
I became the head of the research institute of
the Grand National Party which was the opposing party
at the time and been working there for 18 years.
What I like to tell younger people is that
politics is most important even if it's criticized.
The final decisions that will decide the laws
which will determine your future, levy taxes
and determine budgets are
made by politicians.
It's great that people participate in politics,
but aren't you bombarded with text messages?
That's becoming the hottest issue.
What is your thought on that?
(What does Yoo Seongmin think?)
I usually get texts from both sides.
So I am bombarded with twice as many texts.
I don't get to read all of them.
There are about 28,000 texts that
I haven't read yet.
I can't read all of them.
They get buried if I don't check my phone for 1 hour.
I get so many texts that the app shuts down.
I understand how they feel,
and I will listen no matter opinions you have,
but please don't write cuss words.
And please don't speak casually to me.
Whether people text or say something to politicians
they have the right to say what's on their mind.
But please don't mix in cuss words
or casual words.
It's okay to speak what's on their minds.
Alright.
During the 16th presidential election,
you supported Lee Hoichang and
during the 17th, you were on Park Geunhye's side.
People say you support the wrong people.
That's what they say.
After the election, people usually think
they won because they did a good job.
But if they lose, they blame someone else.
I ran for the president myself and
I lost in the election
so it's not something to laugh about though.
Alright. (I'm not really laughing)
This is what many people say about you.
You were the Chief Secretary of Park Geunhye.
What do you think about that?
Well...
I still get that.
During the presidential election,
the first thing the Democratic Party used
to attack me was that I was responsible
for the problems of the Park Geunhye administration.
You admit that our economy failed under
Lee Myungbak and Park Geunhye, right?
You're bring them up again?
They called me a traitor and
Liberty Korea Party said I betrayed them.
Some people say that Yoo Seongmin
politically betrayed people.
You became a Gangnam leftist.
That's what they say.
I was attacked by both sides.
If I look back on the past,
the decisions I made back then were wrong.
Like you just said, people might think
I can't judge people well.
I understand why people would think that.
That's the role I used to play.
But then Park Geunhye and I
started to drift apart.
The heads of Saenuri Party, Kim Moosung and
Yoo Seongmin have decided
to leave the party.
Those who led the nomination
were not concerned about their identity.
They only had divisions of being either
pro-Park and anti-Park.
President Park attacked Yoo Seongmin for
criticizing the administration.
Politics of betrayal after winning the election
could produce hegemonism so
I ask the people to judge him in the election.
Yoo Seongmin apologized, but
refused to withdraw from the election.
I'm sure she didn't have good feelings for me.
We've been drifting apart
since 2007.
She's currently going through a trial.
What do you think about that?
I thought it was right to impeach her.
I believe that not impeaching her is considered
a dereliction of duties of the congress.
However, regarding keeping her imprisoned...
Regarding her induction with imprisonment,
considering her dignity for one
who was once the leader of the country...
I wish she would be indicted without detention
until the trial is over.
That's what I think.
Because I was for the impeachment,
I was braced to be
suppressed politically and
being damaged by it.
I thought it was possible.
It was quite tough during the election.
Watching her going through trial
in detention...
I had mixed feelings and I felt bad for her.
It was in October 2016 when it first happened.
After the illicit admission to Ewha University got out,
the PC tablet was revealed through a media outlet
and that's how everything got started.
I told her many times that
since she knows the truth,
she should confess and apologize to the people.
The legal matters come after that.
Talk to the people and
ask for their forgiveness.
If she showed people that she is taking
responsibility for her actions...
I don't think it would have come this far.
The trial is the last step of this issue.
She was ousted from politics and was impeached.
As I watch her going through the trial,
I wonder if everything that
happened since last fall
had to happen like this.
You're saddened by it.
Yes.
(The stories of Yoo Seongmin will continue)
(Title: "Exposing TWICE")
(One afternoon after their work)
We'll hold a magic show.
Please don't.
I don't want to see it.
(I like that, too)
It's a soft pen.
There's this, too.
(You didn't know about this, right?)
(This is amazing)
Does mine look short, too?
(It's cute and nice but...)
(Frustrated)
What are we supposed to do now?
Let's watch this first.
I bought
more new items.
- Again? / - Again?
What now?
How much were the items?
Jeongyeon likes to buy practical things.
She recently bought an instant noodles cooker.
You did?
She bought lipstick that doesn't smudge.
- Practical things. / - Right.
I share a bathroom with Jeongyeon.
We like to have the music on while we shower.
But you don't want to get your speakers wet.
So she bought waterproof speakers.
Something that adheres to the wall.
(The stories that started out as a joke)
(The members added their ideas)
(And turned it into a detailed plan)
The title is "Jeongyeon's Essential Goods."
And we will review the 9 items that she picks.
The things that I own?
We'll review them. (Can this become a book?)
Jeongyeon buys so many convenient objects
and they are delivered to our dorm.
We decided to go with "Delivery Has Been Made."
The 9 of us will use the items to see whether they're
practical or not.
Product reviews.
(We Like Zines!)
- Hello. / - Hello.
- I'm Jeongyeon. / - I'm Sana.
Today
Ta-da.
What do you think this is?
A mosquito zapper.
- Is that right? / - Right.
The light comes on. (Portable mosquito zapper)
(The blue light lures the mosquitoes)
It's amazing.
The light dries up and kills the mosquitoes.
Dries them up?
The machine dries up the mosquitoes to death.
The product that I will introduce
this time is
a self-stirring mug.
1, 2, 3.
This much.
Shouldn't we add something with color?
Let's mix this in.
(Shake, shake)
I like that it doesn't spill.
- It's nice. / - Look.
We have foam.
This is a lip scrub product.
If you put this on your lips,
it'll produce foam.
I'll apply it on her lips.
(They wait)
Am I wrong?
What is this?
It feels strange.
I've only tried it once.
I'm experimenting it on you.
(Jeongyeon? She's become a puppet)
We have to do it once more.
- Wait. / - It's ruined.
Cut! 1, 2, 3.
Why are you ending the shoot? Wait. (That failed)
Watch a movie on your phone without holding it.
What do you think?
It feels like I'm at a theater.
It's very shaky.
This is a gas tank bank.
- You only have coins in here? / - Yes.
A wine opener.
(We're not sure if they are practical)
A neck pillow.
You can use it in a car, too.
Do we include it in the book?
But don't you think this isn't enough?
I'll buy more items.
Look at the list of best products.
Isn't this amazing?
These glasses will give you double eyelids.
I know what those are.
I will buy them.
(We Like Zines!)
Why did you order so many things?
(Everyone is surprised by Jeongyeon's purchases)
I'm looking forward to it.
The delivery has been made.
The delivery has been made.
You're broke now, right?
- Here's the first one. / - I'm so excited.
- What is it? / - I'm really excited.
This is no. 11 on the list.
You bought 11 items?
This is something Jihyo needs.
(Hint: It's something Jihyo needs)
Eyes? An eye patch?
Something related to eyes?
It's something similar.
Jihyo didn't draw in her eyebrows today.
An eyebrow stamp.
Right!
You said you would buy it.
All you have to do is
stamp on your eyebrows.
Really?
- Have a seat. / - I am curious about it.
(Aim carefully)
(And press boldly)
Just press firmly.
I'm scared.
Didn't you aim too high?
(Worried)
(She looks quite confident)
(Jihyo with thick eyebrows)
You shouldn't move your face after you stamp it.
(Jeongyeon steps up)
(It's already ruined...)
(Hi, Hyomas)
- Why don't you try it? / - Just on one side.
Just on one side. (A second tester)
(Mina begins to remove her eyebrows)
(Focused)
(Her bald eyebrow has surfaced)
You're quite bald on the tail.
Yes. Okay.
It looks like you shaved it off.
Swag. Only on the tails.
Just this part.
That's the trend these days.
I can't tell where I'm stamping.
(Mina carefully tests it)
Yes. Right here.
(She carefully stamps it)
This is too nerve-racking.
(Coming soon)
Oh, that looks nice.
(Her eyebrows are filled in naturally)
This is the exact shape of your eyebrows.
This was supposed to be mine.
Give it to Mina.
(The stamp finally found its rightful owner)
(I don't think I need it)
(It's good for people who have the right shape)
Students who are off to school can use it.
"Mom, I'm off to school."
Or if your eyebrows are removed at school.
(Stamp)
This is an eyebrow stamp.
An eyebrow stamp.
It'd be great when you're not wearing makeup.
It would be quite convenient to draw them in quickly.
Rather than using an eyebrow pencil.
This is no. 10 on the list.
What is it? Oh.
- Are those glasses? / - Glasses for double eyelids.
(These are...)
(10. Glasses for double eyelids)
- I want to try them. / - They have glasses for that?
I place these on my eyelids.
That looks gross.
(Jeongyeon abuses her face again)
You get double eyelids after about 5 minutes.
(Dahyun laughs out loud)
(Gotcha! You're my puppet)
Dahyun, you try. You don't have double eyelids.
(No)
(Get ready for funny screen caps today)
(I may regret it, by I want to try them on)
(How will she look?)
1, 2, 3.
(Hmm...)
(She just looks pretty)
Do I look pretty?
(A smart-looking flower)
You just look like you wore glasses upside down.
(Heh heh)
How much are they?
$3.50.
Really?
That's not a bad price.
It's worth buying it.
(Those without double eyelids don't need them)
(Recommended for those who want thicker ones)
The next item is no. 9 on the list.
This is an awesome item.
What is it?
This is just amazing.
- What is it? / - What type of object is it?
I want to get the right answer.
Why would you?
I want to.
No one can guess what this is.
(Being adamant)
- No one knows what this is. / - Me, me, me.
Using brain waves
I can guess what you're thinking.
Try it.
(This sounds like fun!)
A lie detector?
Show us.
What?
(9. Cat ears)
You can send telepathy?
I think the ears move.
The ears move depending on the person's mood.
I think I've seen this before.
We begin to feel like cats?
Try it on.
I brought something you would like.
(She prepared chicken to get her excited!)
(Step 1: She has seen it visually)
(Hi, Chaeyoung)
(What reaction will it show?)
(Perk)
The ears are moving.
They're moving. Why are they moving differently?
If they move alternately,
it means you're really excited.
(If the ears move alternately, the person is excited)
How cute.
- Both ears? / - If they both move.
I'm happy.
(What an amazing item)
Take a bite.
What if I pretend not to enjoy it?
(Bite)
(I love it, I love it)
(She's excreting lots of dopamine)
You're completely in love. (Is this for real?)
This is cool. (She can't hide her joy)
Maybe the ears move when she chews.
(They move even when she isn't eating)
They won't stop moving.
(It's almost a reflex)
(JYP, please buy them chicken often)
This is exhausting.
Who else wants to try it? (How cute)
You look good with the ears.
It's so good.
- It's not a lie, right? / - It's not.
Is somebody controlling the ears?
There. (Ta-da)
Is it working?
(She's in a relaxed state)
You're in the most relaxed state.
Try the chicken.
She's in her normal mood.
(She takes a bite of the chicken)
(Bite)
(Perk)
(The ears react differently on Sana)
(She is frustrated)
Why is that?
Didn't the ears move a lot on me?
(Yes)
(Flutter, slight movement)
It just made me a strange person.
What do you think?
How much is this?
$62.
This would be great for couples.
It'd be cute for a couple to wear it.
I like this item the best. It's interesting.
I'll sell it to you for $62.
You're sad.
I can read your emotions.
I don't really like it.
It's not that great.
(They're writing in reviews for the book)
(Coming up!)
(The items on the top of the list)
(They shocked everyone)
I'll buy it. How much is it?
I have to buy that. I have to.
(Jeongyeon's taste becomes quite strange)
Who is sleeping right now? I have my eyes open.
Are you kidding me?
I've been up all night.
(We Like Zines!)
(The book Kim Heechul planned on writing)
(Anyone who wants to become a girl group, read it!)
("Girl Group Report" by Kim Heechul)
This is not what I originally wanted to write.
(The book he originally planned on writing)
(15 days before the first shoot)
The history of JYP.
(Aren't you part of our agency?)
Girl groups that aren't in SM.
I will write about the history of girl groups and
visit the "Music Bank" shoot.
This isn't a bad idea.
(This is totally my style)
(Heechul's experience on interviewing girl groups)
(A cafe in front of KBS building in Yeouido)
It is 11:40 a.m.
The reason why I'm in front of the KBS building is
because managers from many agencies come here.
Those who will help me with this book...
Why isn't anyone coming this way?
(If they won't come to me, I will go to them!)
(Checking his looks and the camera!)
(He sees a manager's car!)
(He resolutely approaches the car!)
(The world's most humble knock)
Hello.
May I interview you for a second?
Why not?
Could I please interview you?
No? (Is he really a top star?)
It isn't easy.
It's harder than interviewing celebrities.
- Hello. / - I can't believe I ran into a top star.
Hello.
Please introduce yourself first.
My name is Han Gyeongcheon.
It's my third time being the CP of "Music Bank."
Is it okay to talk about my favorite idol stars?
Sure.
JYP's...
- TWICE. / - Yes.
If we call them the third generation girl group...
- MOMOLAND. / - Oh, MOMOLAND.
♪ My love ♪
You tend to like groups with 9 members.
TWICE. Girls' Generation.
I should call Starship.
I'm writing a book on a KBS entertainment program.
- A book? / - Yes. A book.
I'm going to write about all my favorite girl groups
as I write the history of girl groups.
You've produced so many great girl groups
and you're the living legend in Korea.
Which girl group do you think will become popular?
Of course it's WJSN.
(When will he be able to learn about the history?)
I will focus on the girl groups
that I like.
(A manager happens to walk by!)
Please introduce yourself to the viewers.
Hello.
I am Baek Zyoung's manager,
Choi Dongyeol.
You know that I love girl groups, right?
I'm planning to write a book on them.
What girl groups are the first generation?
The first generation girl groups would be...
- Fin.K.L. / - Right.
Fin.K.L, S.E.S., Baby V.O.X.
Then the second generation would be
KARA in 2007 which debuted with 4 members.
Wonder Girls with 5 members.
Girls' Generation with 9 members.
Wonder Girls debuted first
and then I think it was KARA.
It was in 2007.
You know that, too?
Of course. (You're a genius)
Baek Zyoung is a total first generation singer.
(Did you have to point that out?)
Zyoung became famous in 2000 with "Dash."
- She was really popular. / - Totally popular.
(He dances it immediately)
♪ You've been making me anxious for days ♪
You know the choreography, too.
It was back when I was 18 on a school trip.
She wore a wig in the music video
and she was abandoned by a man. Right.
She was crying. Right. (He has a great memory)
Chakra debuted in 2000 with "Han."
Is this the dance to "Han?"
♪ Don't call me again ♪
You know a lot, too.
The time around year 2000 was a lot of fun.
There was Reunification Girl with "Whistle."
What's that?
- Whistle, whistle, whistle. / - I remember that.
"Whistle" by Reunification Girl.
She sings hard. (News Today June 5, 2000)
This song is quite different from trendy songs.
Thank you so much.
I ended up talking about what I'm interested in.
Thank you so much.
(The next stop is the KBS Main Building)
(Wow, unbelievable)
Oh. "Exploring Earth." (Pictures of hit programs)
"Lee Sora's Propose."
I think it was in 2000.
On "Lee Sora's Propose."
Lee Sora ended up crying while singing "Please"
and they had to re-shoot it twice.
It was really sad.
(February 24, 2001 "Lee Sora's Propose" "Please")
I can't do it.
(He remembers what happened 16 years ago!)
This is my favorite drama.
"Our Sunny Days of Youth." I really loved this drama.
I remember the famous lines by Kim Sumi.
Why isn't he waking up?
He's just mad at me.
It was so sad. In the morgue.
Why isn't he waking up?
He's just mad at me.
Isn't that right?
Tell me! (How can he remember this?)
There are so many. This is the history of KBS.
(He goes around looking for information)
(Then he ends up here!)
Hello.
I'm very nervous being here.
The department of education.
Don't you think I don't belong here?
("History Journal, That Day")
Hello.
I'm Kim Heechul, top star of the universe.
(Director Kim Jongseok, "History Journal, The Day")
I'm planning on writing a book on history.
You're writing a book?
You're writing a book?
Is it that surprising?
I think you can write an essay or
your experience as a celebrity
all you want.
But you need knowledge to write about history.
Are you saying I don't know anything about history?
I know the names of the kings.
I am a fool.
I feel so stupid that I am speechless.
If you do write a book, I'd really like to read it.
(I don't think he really meant that)
Why did you decide to write on history?
I'm talking about the history of girl groups.
Oh! Yes. Go ahead.
You shouldn't write about Korean history.
That's right.
I think it'll be impossible.
It's right to choose something you know best
and you're most interested in to write about it.
It makes sense to write about girl groups.
If you decide to write about the history of idol groups,
I think it would become very valuable material
in 10 to 20 years.
I'm glad I came here.
How do you look up data
on all that history?
You have to read many books.
Then I could never do that.
You'd have to live in the library for 6 months.
(Reserving a long-term stay in the library)
I'm leaving now. I was abused by facts too much.
I think I have a nosebleed.
(It's for your own good)
Do you think my book will be useful
or will it become a pot coaster?
Be honest. 1, 2, 3.
I wish I could actually see the actual book.
I'm more curious as to if you'd really write it.
I haven't been to the library since age 18.
Ah. The smell of books.
The smell of books is unbelievable.
This is a familiar name.
It's the Lee Sooman that I know.
He wrote about us, too.
When Super Junior sang "U."
(13 years ago)
When Super Junior was first formed,
no one said anything about us.
Dongyeob was the only one to say,
"I think they would be successful.
I think it'll be fun."
But all the broadcasting companies said,
"12 members? Hmm..."
(When everyone was pessimistic)
(They became no. 1 through hard work)
(Super Junior holds concerts in Japan)
(Super Junior's concert in Jakarta, sold out)
(They became Asia's top idol group!)
(They made it happen when everyone else said no!)
History, history, history.
"The Book of Korean Songs."
(He begins to look for data!)
Court literature.
(Volume 1)
(Volume 2)
(Volume 3)
(The more he studies, the more he has to read!)
No, this is hard.
Can't I just talk my way through this program?
It's too hard to write everything into a book.
I think there's a huge difference in talking my way
through it and writing it down.
I must change my general outline.
"Girl Groups for Dummies."
Or "Girl Group 101."
This is much better.
(We like Zines!)
(How should I begin "Girl Group 101?")
You should at least conduct some interviews.
I would like to do that.
Then I get to meet girl group members.
He said I should interview people, right?
It's for the book, right?
I'm doing this program in order to publish a book.
I don't need to meet girl group members.
I am not interested in them one bit.
I don't like PRISTIN or other girl groups.
PRISTIN members are so cute.
I have no choice but to interview them.
(He calls Kim Nakhyeon of PLEDIS Entertainment)
Hello?
(He's persuading the executive)
I will go wherever you are. Of course.
Thank you.
I don't know if we can be much help to you.
But thank you.
I just need a selfie with them. That's not it.
I'm going there because I have to do an interview.
He agreed to it because it's for a good cause.
I'm meeting PRISTIN for the first time.
(He arrives at PLEDIS at once!)
I'm so nervous that I have to go to the bathroom.
Maybe I should've changed first.
I have a suit at home.
(Peek, peek)
Hello. It's the practice room right away.
Hello.
- Hello. / - Hello.
- Hello. / - Hello.
- Kyulkyung. / - What are you doing here?
(Pristin is a group of 10 girls)
(Nayoung and Kyulkyung from I.O.I)
There are more members over there.
You're right. 6 members are missing.
I think the members who aren't here are
Kyla, Sungyeon, Yuha,
Yehana, Nayoung
and Rena.
Let's end the shoot now.
I don't want to link this great moment with work.
(Interview for "Girl Group 101" begins)
Uncle Kim Heechul is writing a book on girl groups.
I don't want to call myself an uncle, but I have to.
Regarding the book that I'm writing...
Is there something you think I have to add?
Something that newcomers must be careful about.
Greeting older singers.
- Foreign members. / - Yes, foreign members.
There is a culture difference.
So being polite between older and younger singers...
We don't have that where I'm from.
As a foreign member...
This is good.
How to be polite to others.
Xiyeon, go ahead.
For female idol members, once a month...
Being paid?
- No. / - Then?
- Magic? / - Magic.
I see.
That is one of our hardships.
It'd be nice for others to understand that.
I am friends with many girl group members.
Since we're so close they tell me those things.
What they tell me is that
it's really hard during that time.
They're tired, but they can't sleep and are sensitive.
But since they are celebrities,
they always have to be smiling.
They said it's really hard to do that.
There are some women
who even suffer from depression because of it.
That was a good point.
That was quite bold. Okay.
Since we practice all night,
from a young age
we live on medication.
Our entire bodies ache.
Should I recommend a good massage parlor?
You're using the word "ache" at such a young age.
I didn't know what most trainees go through
until I was on "Produce 101."
Right, right.
It would be nice to tell stories about
how girls grow up being trainees.
That was very good. You're indeed a leader.
It's like you're publishing "Produce 101" in a book.
Yes.
Nayoung has gone all in on Mnet.
(No... That's not it...)
It's Sungyeon.
Sungyeon. Come have a seat.
(Sungyeon has come back from school)
Sungyeon. Give her a blanket.
(What does Sungyeon want to include in the book?)
I just got back from school.
It's tough being a girl group member and a student.
You're right.
You can't give up on being a student
nor being a girl group member.
Being a student and a girl group member.
I didn't know I would get this much information.
I got so much from all of you.
I wish all of you luck.
Thank you.
Thank you so much.
They're late for their next schedule.
Right.
(But they must take a picture first!)
(Next week! Kim Heechul's "Girl Group 101")
(The 24-hour close interview begins!)
Kyulkyung, run.
(Interview 1 of "Girl Group 101," the end )
(We Like Zines!)
("Toast in My Heart" by Ahn Jaewook)
(It's the perfect day to interview people on toasts)
(Author Ahn is quite excited)
Hello.
We must be very quiet today because
we have very important people here.
Someone has prepared an important meeting today
so I will make a surprise visit.
(The people Jaewook will talk to today)
(Are presidential election candidates' mark men)
(They've finished hiking)
(And are enjoying their lunch)
(He sneaks in wearing a hiking outfit)
Is Lee Gyeonggyu inside?
What dish goes well with alcohol?
Spicy chicken?
Could you please serve them a plate of that?
(Tell them it's on an anonymous author)
(Jaewook's plan)
(After he gets their attention with free food)
(He will show up with alcohol)
None of the people inside know that
I'm coming here today.
They might get flustered.
(He waits for the right timing to go in)
(Their conversation and laughter do not end)
(Patience is quite important)
(I can wait this long for the toasts)
(Just you wait)
(Let's toast as much as we want later)
(I need patience)
(I am a stone Buddha statue)
(Who is he?)
You're making me wait too long.
I look too shabby.
There are plenty of other people to talk to.
Must I sit here and wait like this?
(Boiling with anger)
(Having a great time)
I can hear Gyeonggyu's laughter the most.
I don't think they're drinking in there.
It means he's being fake.
It's just a formality.
It's taking too long.
(But he continues to wait)
(Jaewook is Gyeonggyu's fan)
(I'm right behind you)
(Spicy chicken feet is ready)
Is the bathroom far? I have to go around?
(A fool who only cares about the mark men)
(All he can do is sigh)
(Cheer up, Ahn Jaewook)
You've spent time hiking and
had chicken soup.
(Spicy chicken feet are on the way)
Food is served.
What?
What is this?
- Spicy chicken feet. / - Spicy chicken feet?
(Isn't that for drinking?)
Did we order this?
Who ordered this?
A guest outside ordered it for you.
Really?
Someone ordered it for Gyeonggyu.
Who is it?
Goodness!
(Who is it?)
(Shall we drink up, ppara-ppiri-ppo?)
(I would've gotten upset if you took more time)
(An unexpected visit by Jaewook)
(Amazed)
(Nice to meet you)
(Completely honest with how she feels right now)
Nice to meet you.
- Where were you? / - I've been here the whole time.
Really?
Nice to meet you.
This is your lucky day.
Was I being too obvious?
Nice to meet you.
(Author Ahn and mark men's first encounter)
I'm also writing a book of my own.
What is it about?
My book is about...
People normally give toasts when they drink.
Oh.
(Politicans' toasts reflect their times)
(So many meanings embedded in toasts)
(Mark men will reveal stories of politicians' toasts!)
Our team always does three-letter poems.
Wait.
I have to jot down as I listen.
(Author Ahn is interviewing reporters)
The reason for writing this book is because
people are stressed out by coming up with toasts.
That brief moment I have to speak.
"What should I say? What should I say?"
Everybody is sitting like this to figure that out.
That's why there's a toast that goes like this.
Ko Geon.
Ko Geon?
Stop toasting already!
(It's welcoming to people who hate toasts)
Ko Geon.
(Stop? I'm here to write about toasts...)
If I can anticipate that my turn is coming,
I could look up what to say.
But sometimes,
there's no warning. Then it's quite overwhelming.
I think it should be gone.
(A blunt comment)
He has to publish the book.
Then be honest. No more toasts.
At the very end.
(Is this why I came here with spicy chicken feet?)
The reason I was happy to write about toasts is
because I really hate it.
I thought it would be nice to publish a book about
toasts that could give tips to some people.
(He studied on his own and met people)
(And only focuses on toasts)
(He has finally found great toasts)
Stop toasting already.
It should be gone.
(I hope they would all just disappear)
(Pitiful)
These reporters are mark men
who followed the candidates.
They have strong personalities.
Out of the toasts that you have heard,
if you can tell us the best ones...
Since we are here today, how do reporters
usually toast when you are drinking
during interviews or with fellow reporters?
The Justice Party is a progressive party so
they always use the same toast.
"Let's change the world."
They've been saying that for decades.
My guy doesn't have the philosophy
of changing the world.
(Toasts are toasts, let's not be too serious)
- He's realistic. / - Alcohol is alcohol.
There is one toast that I remember
after becoming a reporter in politics.
When I entered the Blue House, Saenuri Party
was in office.
(Author Ahn's passion to write it down)
"Cheers to us!" is responded with "Cheers to you!"
Saenuri Party's toast.
(Cheers to us! Cheers to you!)
But the times have changed now
and they are now called Liberty Korea Party.
They are also the opposing party.
"Cheers to we! Cheers to me!"
(Perfects scores for wit, PR and reflection of reality)
- Is that true? / - Yes.
(100% true)
(Cheers to we! Cheers to me!)
When President Moon was a candidate,
he didn't drink too often during the election, but...
This is a bit immature.
He loved to say, "Let's win!"
(So immature)
What it means is...
"Let's do this often."
(Such a profound meaning!)
"Let's do this often."
Let's win!
(Let's do this often)
Since we are all here together today,
could we try to make a toast that suits this meeting?
This is a burden as well.
This is a new program.
In order to wish you luck on this program...
I wanted a poem using the title but it's too hard.
It's too hard.
(Even these eloquent reporters have a hard time)
We would like to cheer you on.
Maybe go with "Lee Gyeonggyu" or "mark men."
Maybe something very simple.
How about T.R.N.?
(What does it mean?)
"Top Ratings for the New program!"
(He's the president of toast speeches)
(Greatly satisfied)
(I did a good job of inviting them)
He's been silent for
the past 2 or 3 minutes.
I haven't seen him work this hard for a long time.
(Thank you for working hard for our program)
I'll yell it out. Everybody.
Top ratings for the new program!
T.R.N.!
Thank you.
(Cheers to T.R.N.!)
(The list of Jeongyeon's essential items)
(11. Eyebrow stamp)
(10. Glasses for double eyelids)
(9. Cat ears)
(8. Portable neck pillow)
(Bang)
(Essential for busy TWICE members)
How much is that?
(7. Fart smell neutralizing pad)
This is a private issue.
That's not really my concern.
(We reveal the top items now)
It's something we need.
We can't cook very well.
MSG!
(Save for your talk)
Instant noodles pot?
A cook.
How could a cook fit in there?
(Upset)
Cooking lessons.
A ticket? (No one guesses it right)
What is it?
Ta-da.
What is it?
A peeler.
Yes. A machine that peels apples.
I can peel an apple myself.
You do it then.
I will peel one with this.
I like to eat the rind, so I don't normally peel it.
(I really like the rind)
This is how you use it. Just place it here.
It's amazing. (Everyone's focused)
You have to do everything?
Place the knife at the starting point.
Be careful.
Then all you have to do is press the button.
Try it. Try it.
(High anticipation)
(Wow)
(A breakthrough discovery)
(Clean)
It stops on its own.
I want to buy this. How much is it?
I can jump rope with this.
This costs $32.90.
It's cheaper than the cat ears.
(Interested)
Momo, are you interested?
This is awesome. (You got me)
(Crunch)
The rind tastes good.
(Bite)
(It's so convenient)
I think this is the most useful item so far.
It peels an apple so beautifully.
I really want to buy this.
We live on our own, right?
I used to eat apples often at home,
but since it's too cumbersome to peel it,
I end up not eating it.
It's good, right? You admit it?
5 stars. 5 stars.
(Awesome! I love it! - Tzuyu)
(Time for item no. 5)
Momo and Dahyun who sleep a lot need this.
An alarm.
Is it about waking up?
I must buy them.
I need them.
I really need them.
Stickers to help you sleep secretly.
You close your eyes and place the stickers...
Over your eyes.
(Do it on me, too)
They look real from a distance.
She looks normal!
(Why is everyone laughing?)
You look the same.
I could stay like this for 24 hours.
Tzuyu looks weird.
(Tzuyu looks the scariest)
They look real on Tzuyu.
(Do I still look like Tzuyu to you?)
(Playing Sadako in the middle of the night)
(It has become a horror program)
It looks like Tzuyu is staring at me.
That's really Dahyun sleeping.
(Who says I'm sleeping?)
She looks like she has her eyes open.
(She spends 24 hours with her eyes open)
If you get caught in school, you'd be in trouble.
It would be absurd.
I don't really want to buy them.
I'll buy 100 of them.
Now for no. 4.
- We're already on no. 4? / - No. 4.
What is it?
It's an alarm that turns off by shooting the target.
Right.
(She raises her hand again!) I'll take it.
You have to shoot the target accurately
to turn off the alarm.
I want to try it.
(Come on!)
(The alarm makes you eager)
(Here comes the shooter)
(Bullseye)
(Sharpshooter Momo)
Wow, Momo.
This is fun.
(Would it be possible to do it lying down?)
(A tiring day has passed)
(And it's morning at their place)
(TWICE members are still asleep)
(Ha ha)
Who's asleep right now?
I still have my eyes open.
I stayed up all night.
(Alarm is getting ready)
(It's your turn! Wake up)
It's your turn. Wake up.
Turn it off.
Hurry.
It's too loud.
(I have my eyes open, but I can't hit the target)
The sound of your guns is louder.
(They are all awake but not how they planned it)
Why won't it turn off?
You have to hit the target accurately.
(Taking a peek)
(Then she fell back asleep with her eyes closed)
These are piano gloves.
I need those.
Magic piano gloves.
- I want to try them. / - Wow.
How do they work?
(But the way to use them is too metaphysical)
I don't like them.
I don't like them.
(The gloves failed to get the members' attention)
Next. The no. 2 item.
No. 2.
I'm curious.
It's an LED lipstick.
Your ears perked.
(You read my feelings again?)
You can apply lipstick in the dark.
It's a brush.
Wow.
Turn off the lights.
(The experiment begins)
(Will they be able to use it?)
- I can see. / - Wow. It's amazing.
This is great. You don't have to charge it?
I can see.
That's really no. 2 on the list.
(TWICE members are interested)
That's better?
We could apply lipstick at night in the car.
You can't turn the lights on in the car.
This is great. This could be no. 1.
I give the lipstick 5 stars.
I'm curious to see what the no. 1 item is.
Finally, the no. 1 item. We've been waiting long.
I'm really curious.
It's huge.
(Heavy)
- Where are you going? / - I have to get ready.
Should we look forward to it?
Look. Each box costs $30.
Times 10.
How much did she spend?
You could've had a complete makeover with this.
You're right.
Here's the no. 1 item.
I'm scared.
(High anticipation)
The no. 1 item.
Is it a microphone?
- Karaoke machine? / - Is it a makeup sticker?
(Wow!)
(Surprised? Shocked?)
(They've looked at...)
(Jeongyeon's essential items)
(What's the no. 1 item)
(That beats all the other items?)
(I will allow you to have free hands even in the rain)
(In a glance it looks like a alien signal transmitter)
(But it's actually an umbrella)
(1. Umbrella headband)
Your shoulders will get all wet!
(Do I look too cool?)
I'll pour water on you.
(Checking to see if it actually works)
(She's pouring water on Jeongyeon!)
(Drip)
(Are you alright?)
It's unbelievable.
(Nayeon continues to pour water)
Jeongyeon looks nervous.
This is unbelievable.
This isn't bad.
She isn't getting wet.
How did this become an idol's essential item?
I didn't get wet at all.
Wow.
- This isn't bad. / - This isn't bad.
You could also put it on a dog.
Let's say you have so much luggage and it's raining.
You have to keep them dry.
You can put the umbrella over it.
It's a food cover, too.
(Protecting luggage and food from rain!)
- But it's not no. 1. / - What should be no. 1?
Lipstick or the apple peeler.
I can't choose one of the two.
Chapter 2.
Delivery Has Been Made" is over.
(If we're not home, please leave it with the guard)
(Bounce)
(After the shoot)
(They take pictures for the book)
(They add things that they missed earlier)
(They started as a joke but)
(They're doing their best to capture their uniqueness)
(What kind of book will be published?)
(Their writing will continue)
(Next episode)
(The icon of no fun? Yoo Seongmin)
(It's a misunderstanding! I have fun and cuss)
(A fan of gangster movies)
(He hid it to win votes?)
I hate it when my daughter drinks alcohol outside.
Drinking with me...
How should we treat our daughters?
(And)
(5 different books)
(The ups and downs in interviews for novice authors)
(Interviews filled with passion and laughter!)
(What life's best item will be revealed next week?)
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