The Best Chicken (최고의 치킨)

This is the place.

Take a look.

The location is great and so is the view.

From the outside, you can see the sign in one glance.

A place this good isn't on the market all the time.

You need not look further really.

I like it,

–but it's a bit pricey. –What?

What do you think?

I totally love it.

Let's get it. Why look further?

You said the same thing about the one we looked at before.

I liked that place too.

You said the place before that was nice and the one

before that as well.

–Never mind. I shouldn't have brought you. –But

this place is really nice.

Is there a cheaper place?

–What? –Though this is the perfect size.

There is this one place,

right on the street behind this.

It's economical in price and it is big.

You can use the whole building.

It's like finding a pearl in the mud.

But I can't. Don't.

That place isn't on the main street.

Forget I ever mentioned it.

But you said it was like finding a pearl in the mud.

Just show us. We'll decide after seeing it.

Even if you didn't look at it,

I know what you will decide.

What?

Let's go then.

I'll show it to you,

But you need to know one thing before we go.

Don't be deceived.

Deceived?

What you see there isn't what it seems.

Know the eyes deceive,

–and trust me. –What?

It isn't a bad place, to be honest.

The kids in that neighborhood

are downright awful.

So don't

be deceived.

Got it? Got it? Good.

Grandpa.

I didn't get enough customers this month either so I can't pay the rent.

I'll send it next month.

If I have lots of customers.

Darn it.

Emergency. My grandpa's on our street.

Darn it.

Instead of customers, I get flies.

Buddies, think of it as your work,

and do your best today too.

Taste it.

Let's try again.

Taste it.

What?

Stop.

Don't just stand there.

Throw them everywhere.

Throw them everywhere.

You have to take this too.

If you turn in from the main road, you come to this one.

It's an intersection.

A stationary shop.

A rice shop.

And a clothing shop.

Usually, this street is clean,

but look at all this trash.

And it gets a lot of traffic.

–It is quaint. –Even this place?

–Let's just drop it. –What I mean is

the road isn't all posh Seoul–like.

Don't you agree?

What are you doing?

It just caught my eye. Go.

Stop that.

Stop!

Even the drunks are good Samaritans here.

How did they think to do this drunk?

I knew it.

Those jerks. So that's it.

That's how it is around here.

Close–out sale?

Oh my.

What?

For rent?

Don't let this stuff deceive you.

And look over there and there.

They've been in business for 30 to 40 years.

The businesses are not run by the children of the old owners.

–Really? –Really.

And the kids are really close.

Are you running the business or not?

Oh come on, mister. I'm sorry.

You're not going to pay your dues and still try to get by here, huh?

No way.

But business is really bad.

Wait, I have something.

Will you let it slide with this?

My boss isn't some snot–nosed you know.

That's more like an allowance, not a turf fee.

Turf fee?

That doesn't happen this day and age.

Turf fee? Is it a thug?

Don't do it. Hey, Kim Gyu–man.

Will you knock it off?

Are you going to keep getting on my nerves like this, you jerks?

Who's Kim Gyu–man?

Ouch, Grandpa!

My boss told me not to hit the elderly.

How dare you!

Stop.

I always strike back when I'm hit.

Don't even talk, okay?

Oh my.

Oh.

Let's go.

He must've mistaken you for the town idiot.

This isn't Kim Gyu–man.

He's a total thug.

–Town idiot? –Keep up the act.

Is this about the turf fee?

People will think I'm a thug.

If we weren't here, the neighborhood would

be crawling with thugs.

Kick that.

I was going to sell those.

I got them confused. Sorry.

How could you confuse the red basket with the blue one?

Why are you doing this to me?

What?

–What? –Look.

Thug.

You should be thankful to your boss.

He taught you at least to not attack the elderly.

If it wasn't for that, I would've––

–What are you doing? –Go, I'm coming.

–Did we get caught? –I don't know.

Darn it.

This is the place.

–A place like this still exists? –Sure.

You have the whole building at your disposal.

The renter conditions come with great perks.

The rent is very cheap.

After the contract's up,

the owner is going to pay for the fee to tear everything down inside.

So the sauna will only be left on the exterior.

That's a shame.

Is she not here? What's going on?

What is wrong here?

All's you need is a bulb change.

All of this will be demolished.

It just came on the market, so you'd better take it fast.

Oh my!

I haven't had customers in so long.

Oh my.

Like I said,

–don't let the place deceive you. –We'll take that other place.

The pricy one on the main road.

No. We shouldn't be rash.

We should view it with the lights on.

We shouldn't be rude to her.

–I'm okay with it. –Do you have a ladder?

In the storage.

Actually, no.

Get on all fours.

–What? –You have to see the place.

The light and dark is too even.

No thanks.

My mind's made up.

I'm okay with it too.

The flickering's nice. It's like a club.

Exciting, huh?

–Right? –Yeah.

Exciting?

Is it?

–We should catch the rats–– –We'll take that other place.

The expensive one on the main street.

Look over your contracts.

Sign next to your name.

–Okay. –Good.

The sauna is a headache.

Myung–dong yells over the phone

but won't pay rent.

It's killing me.

Where'd she go?

I liked that place.

Huh? You mean

the sauna?

–Yes. –Told you!

Yeah, it's in a smaller alley

but it's close to the subway and in a prime commercial area.

Most of all, no other place has such incredible conditions for renters.

Yes, indeed!

Maybe you should

rent the place.