Omniscient Interfering View (The Manager / 전지적 참견 시점)

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Let's begin The Manager.

Here are today's interferers.

I introduce to you two crazy men.

The man crazy about cleaning, Singer Brian.

- It's Brian. - Brian.

I love The Manager.

This guy is crazy about science.

The science communicator, Orbit.

(A science creator with 1.04 million subscribers)

(The man who finds science in everything in life)

(He has the charm of explaining difficult scientific knowledge...)

(He even performed excellently in a brain survival program.)

- He came to our show. - Right.

Orbit is in our show?

Morbit appeared in many different shows.

- "Morbit?" - What?

Who's Morbit?

Science seemed like a difficult subject,

but Morbit made it easy for everyone.

Morbit sounds so cute.

- It sounds pleasant. Morbit. - Right.

Orbit is known to be a great and logical speaker...

since he's a scientist.

But I heard that he was a heavy talker.

I'm not sure if you all know this.

He goes beyond Kim Young Chul.

(There are rumors that he's more of a heavy talker than Young Chul.)

I invited him to my YouTube channel once.

We started at night but ended when the sun rose.

Right.

The shoot went on for 5 hours and 30 minutes.

I think he's like that because he wants to teach us more things.

I want to make the most of the time I have.

(The Science Freak just wanted to share science.)

Thanks to Brian, there has been...

- a craze for cleaning. - It's serious.

- It's serious. - It really is.

I heard you got more popular than when you were just a singer.

- I must admit to that. - Really?

Even when I get on an elevator,

people go, "It's the man who likes cleaning!"

- The man who likes cleaning. - Yes.

I've been very busy these days.

I've been called for a lot of different events.

It might be because he's a lot more popular now.

He looks even greater than when he was younger.

Do you take care of yourself even more these days?

He looks much healthier too.

I do a lot of self-care at home on my own.

This is scientific too.

- Really? - Your skin...

is like using what you have stored in the storage room.

If you save up on what you have stored,

you will have an endless supply of skin that you can use.

As a simple example, ultraviolet rays...

- damage our skin a lot. - Right.

When that happens,

our skin uses the supply in the storage room.

And later on, you will be out on supplies.

That's when aging drastically happens.

- It comes at once. - Right.

- You can't use up your supply. - That's really interesting.

I think Brian looks...

exactly the same from back then.

A lot of time has passed since then.

Is that scientifically possible?

It actually doesn't. You're supposed to be aging.

You can't stop yourself from aging.

It's why I suspect...

that scientific technology had a say in it.

- Scientific technology? - As in what?

A chemical that is used to slow the aging of cells.

Or some kind of technology...

that goes into the smoothing out of wrinkles.

There is a poison known as botulinum toxin...

which is currently used in medicine by the name of Botox.

It was first used to correct strabismus...

which led to doctors finding out that it smoothed out wrinkles.

It's why it's now used in cosmetic procedures.

He used so many words,

but in a nutshell, he's asking if you had Botox injections.

I'm guessing that he could've had some kind of help.

Stop beating around the bush.

You're asking if he had Botox injections.

Once again, Brian took part...

in another crazy gig.

He's super busy.

The air is different now.

This looks like a coffee shop.

What is this place?

It's pretty, isn't it?

I haven't been down this alley before.

I haven't been to a studio like this before.

It looks like a cafe and not a studio.

Today, he's filming a commercial.

Congratulations.

(People ask about them every single time.)

(He has become a new paradigm in terms of cleaning.)

He's being asked...

to be a brand ambassador for cleaning products.

- I had five offers this month. - What?

- No way. - Just this month?

Together, I'm an ambassador for about ten brands.

My guess is that he's at the top in this field.

He's the top brand ambassador for the cleaning business.

(Brian enters after changing into different clothes.)

- Hello. - Hello.

Hello. Hi, you sweet thing.

The dog's so pretty.

After investigating the couch and mattress for ticks...

like the world's greatest detective,

he will say that they are dirty...

and are in need of cleaning...

while promoting the business.

(He's a brand ambassador for a cleaning company.)

- Sir. - Yes?

- This is the first scene. - Which one?

You'll be criticizing the family's way of cleaning.

- While looking at them? - The happy family.

- You'll point to the camera. - I hate people!

- But I'm talking to the family. - That's right.

- All right. - Okay, here we go.

Here we go. Camera...

Ready, action.

You're the problem.

- What was that? - That wasn't right.

This is my first time seeing his expression.

Be a little more brutal.

Ready...

In 2, 3. Action.

You're the problem.

It won't end anytime soon at this rate.

You're the problem!

- Do I take it up a notch? - Yes.

Action.

- He's building up his wrath. - He's getting into character.

Build up the wrath.

You're the problem!

(How did the director find it to be?)

That's it.

So that's what he wanted.

(The Cleaning Freak has finally found the right tone.)

In 2, 3. Action.

You're the problem.

That's a decent take.

That's great.

He's good at picking fights with people.

You're the problem.

That's even better.

That's nice. Let's continue to film.

You only clean what you can see.

That's nasty!

- I bet that made the cut. - That's a good one.

Fine dust, you!

Mold, you!

You make it sound good.

You!

He's hilarious.

You!

I think I said "you" about 1,000 times.

- Cut. - Okay.

- I think we have it. - Right.

You did it justice. That was great.

Thank you...

for letting the lines be what I usually say.

- Good job, everyone. - Thanks.

(The hectic filming session is now over.)

(After going through all his work for the day)

(He arrives somewhere alone in his car.)

- Is it your car? - Gosh, it's cold.

- Where did you go? - What is this place?

Why do I feel like I've seen this place before?

- Hello. - Hi.

- I was right. - Bingo!

You were right.

The last time he was on the show, it was revealed...

that he was going to build a new house.

(He said he wanted a rustic country-style American home.)

Many on social media are looking forward to it.

Many around me asked about your new house as well.

That's right.

It has two basement levels. In total, it's a three-story house.

It has 26 individual spaces.

(Now that his dream house was coming to life)

(The interior design fanatic bombarded them with ideas.)

(Next time, book a longer time frame for this meeting.)

(I'll book the meeting for about 10 hours.)

(Like that, they agreed to a meeting of 10 hours.)

The house is now finalizing its interior design.