(YOLO Inn)
Gosh...
My feet are all dirty from working the fields.
What are you doing?
I'm going to wash my feet.
Goodness... I'll wash them for you.
Why are you doing this?
These feet worked the fields
to send our kids to college.
That tickles. Stop it.
- Come here. / - Oh, stop it.
If you keep moving, I'll kiss your feet.
- Stop it. / - Come here.
Stop it.
- That's it. I'm kissing your feet. / - Dear!
I said to stop it!
Oh, I didn't hit him right. Let's try another take...
I said to stop it!
Dear, are you okay?
I'm fine.
- I'm sorry, dear. / - You think I'd be alright?
- Oh, gosh... / - Grandpa!
Grandpa!
What is it?
Why are you here?
Grandpa, do you know what this is?
What's this?
A corn dog, a steamed bun, a rice cake skewer.
A corn dog, a steamed bun, a rice cake skewer?
Do you know what this is then?
Age spots.
- No, it's a boiled... / - Boiled age spots.
Boiled age spots?
I'm going to get sulky.
See? I told you he doesn't act his age.
He's so lame.
Why are you here?
Grandpa, one for $1. Please buy one.
What? Sweet potatoes?
- Hot, hot... / - Do you have $2?
- I have $2. / - Good.
We'll take 2.
- Thank you! / - Here.
- Thank you. / - Hot, hot!
Hey. These aren't hot at all.
See? He can still feel with his hands.
Hey.
There's nothing in here.
It's $1 for the foil.
I never once said they were sweet potatoes.
Use them for grilling meat on.
- We made $2! / - You brats!
Dear, don't get so angry.
Dear, apples are in season these days.
- I bought some apples. / - Apples?
- You like apples. / - I'll wash them.
No need. I'll wash them here.
- That's from... / - Don't they look good?
Didn't you wash something else in that?
What are you talking about?
They sure look good.
Here, eat the apple.
No, no. Eat it fresh. Don't wipe it off.
No...
You have to eat it like this. Nice and fresh.
I bought these from Garak Market.
Not Feet Market?
Why would you say that?
- How is it? / - Yummy.
Good?
I'll leave these here, so enjoy.
Right. You like rice wine.
I brought rice wine.
You brought rice wine?
- Here. / - Alright.
- A drink for the two of us. / - It looks good.
- Thank you. / - Hold on.
Is someone badmouthing me?
Badmouthing you? Nobody's badmouthing you.
Hold on! You need to stir rice wine.
- What's this? / - Rice wine.
I see earwax floating in here.
It's rice wine.
- I'm not drinking this. / - Drink it. You like alcohol.
- I can't handle alcohol. / - I said to drink it.
Now I'm too offended to drink this.
I ate your apple!
Is it about to rain?
Gosh... Better get out my umbrella.
Hold on. All these umbrellas are busted.
Gosh!
- Hello, sir. / - Hello.
It sure is pouring outside.
Go inside where it's warm.
- Alright. / - Okay.
Hey! Rice wine!
Sir, could I have some?
Sure. Drink this one.
Alright.
I'm getting tipsy!
- It's bitter. / - It's bitter?
There's an apple!
Honey, you can have this as a chaser.
You're the best, honey.
Wash it first.
Thank you for washing it!
That looks delicious.
- Yummy! Thank you! / - Thank you.
Why are there so many flies?
A frog.
Here. Eat the fly.
Good.
Sir!
Big trouble, sir.
What's going on?
I slipped and fell on the rainy street.
Oh, that was a close one.
You sure are strong, young man.
This is good exercise.
- Honey. / - Yeah?
My clothes are all wet from the rain.
What if you catch a cold? You should get changed.
You'd better not peek.
Alright.
Honey, I feel like someone else is watching!
Who's watching?
- I'm sorry. / - How did you hurt yourself?
I'm sorry.
It's just the old man eating flies.
- Stop joking around. / - I wasn't.
Honey, I don't think I brought a change of clothes.
What should we do?
Alright, you can borrow my clothes.
- Thanks, honey. / - Sure.
Dear, what are you doing?
The can-can!
What are you all doing?
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