Older guys tend to stay put and don't help out.
But you were different. You helped Mum out.
("Love in the Moonlight" is on.)
He's not listening.
You did everything.
(Why did he take out his phone while watching TV?)
(Who is he calling all of a sudden?)
Hello?
- Hello. - Hi.
(Who is he calling?)
Were you watching "Love in the Moonlight"?
(What's going on?)
- "Love in the Moonlight"? - Yes.
I watch that.
- You watch that drama? - Yes.
I don't miss it.
He still speaks formally to you?
- You both do? - Yes.
Wow!
My goodness!
We're never rude to each other.
- Is that so? - Yes.
Were you watching "Love in the Moonlight"?
(Were you watching "Love in the Moonlight"?)
(He's always thinking about Mum.)
Yes.
(Soo Hong's father called to make sure she watched the drama.)
Is that so? Okay.
- Is it Mum? - Yes.
Let me talk to her.
Mother.
(He's so awesome.)
Yes.
Don't be too controlling with Dad.
And do the same for me, too.
- I will. - Okay.
Okay, Mother. Thank you.
Her voice changes...
when she's talking to Soo Hong.
- I will. - She loves it so much.
Yes.
- Okay. - She never hangs up.
- Yes. - Yes.
See?
- Yes. - Hang up now.
She hasn't hung up.
Mum.
- I'm hanging up. - See? She still hasn't.
Until I hang up, she never hangs up.
Hang up the phone, Mum.
You have to hang up before I hang up.
Stop trying to be such a loving mother all the time.
- Hang up now. - I will.
Hang up now.
She's being cute to Soo Hong.
He always says, "Yes".
- Now. - I will.
Hang up now.
- I will hang up. - Okay.
Yes.
She still hasn't hung up.
She hung up.
Finally.
When I call her,
she never hangs up until I do.
- Does he do that to you, too? - She does.
Most mothers are like that.
She's always thinking about the family.
Yes, that's all she thinks about.
Because your mother operated a hair salon,
we lived more comfortably.
- If she didn't, you... - I would have...
When you failed in business...
I was...
You were in big trouble.
That's why I hate interest more than anything else in this world.
(I hate interest more than anything else in this world.)
(He keeps bringing up the word, "interest".)
Of course, he would.
Interest is...
how banks make money.
I heard it from you all the time. Watch the interest.
That's the scariest thing in the world.
Debt and interest.
(I won't forget.)
That's why we had to sell our house several times.
You don't get channel 169.
- It's not there. - Ours is different.
- It's different. - I...
Before, you set up the paid..
- adult channels here. - Yes.
You didn't set that up here.
He had set up the paid adult channels?
Soo Hong's father?
The paid channels...
are missing, as you see.
They aren't even that explicit.
I remembered something.
Remember when I was in 9th grade?
You gave me a magazine with women in bathing suits.
You gave me that and...
you told me and my brother to read it...
since we're old enough.
I don't remember.
(My goodness!)
Oh, my gosh!
(Mum didn't know about this either.)
He does that all the time.
That's not bad.
- He's so cool. - He's great.
(He did that behind my back?)
You gave me that when I was in middle school.
You gave it to us saying it's okay since we're men.
I remember thinking that you're the best dad ever.
We couldn't buy those because we were too young.
(He's the best.)
(They laugh while watching the past episodes of "Mum's Diary".)
Have fun while you're young.
(You want him to have more fun?)
(Glancing)
(Maybe I shouldn't be laughing.)
Can I have fun like that, Dad?
Sure.
It's exciting.
Did you do that when you were young?
Of course.
- How? - Back then...
we just hand turntables.
You carried around turntables?
They played LPs.
- You were like that, too. - They're the same.
I inherited that from you.
I had fun when I was young.
Really.
"I had fun when I was young."
This is funny.
(Laughing)
(Laughing)
Why are they so similar?
- It's nice to see the two of them. - Yes, it is.
(Like father, like son.)
They look like twins.
My goodness!
- They're really enjoying it. - That's so funny.
Just watching TV.
They both like to watch TV.
They are so into it.
It's really nice to see that.
Yes.
I am sure that a lot of our viewers...
are envious watching them.
For me, my mother passed away long time ago,
and my father is 82 years old.
He's ill, too.
Watching that makes me very envious.
Watching them eat and watch TV together...
I keep thinking about how nice it would for us to do that.
I think it's so nice that...
- you still use honorific. - I feel comfortable.
We've always done that from the beginning.
I feel like you wouldn't really fight.
Of course, we do.
How can you?
It would be hard to argue in that tone.
When we fight, we don't use honorific.
Soo Hong's father always uses honorific,
but I don't when we are arguing.
He uses honorific even when you argue?
- Yes. - He does that?
He's always used honorific with me.