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- It's nice to see you. - Hello.
It's nice to see you.
- Everyone. - Yes?
You must've heard,
but President Jun is in self-quarantine,
so he can't be here today.
Oh, no.
Still, he's eating and resting well,
so don't worry too much.
I hope he'll get better soon and be here with us next week.
Right. Although President Jun couldn't make it,
many familiar faces are here today.
Ju Wan, Ju Seung, and Honey J.
It's your first time seeing each other, right?
It's my first time seeing Ju Seung,
but I've seen Honey J before.
- Where? - Where?
- We have a mutual friend. - We have...
a mutual friend, so...
Why don't you greet each other since it's your first time?
- Hello. - Hello.
- Hello. - Hello, Mr. On.
- You don't have to. - He's my senior, so...
The preview of Ju Wan and Ju Seung's episode...
was really well-received.
(Ju Seung. I can tell it's going to be good from the preview alone.)
The guests we have are a lot more special.
I've become rather plain.
- Kian84, you've become ordinary. - I know.
- You're ordinary now. - I know.
- I'm so boring. My hair color too. - Tell me about it.
When I watch your clip,
- I think, "That's plausible." - I know.
- Take Seo Won, for instance. - I know. It was crazy.
He's known as the king of endurance test...
on social media.
We must have a debate on if we can keep having...
Rainbow Club members like them.
But...
The viewers must brace themselves.
- Your time and space may shrivel. - Really? Again?
- Why? - It's five-dimensional.
Their world is high-dimensional.
"Bring It On, World?"
I love such expressions.
(He's removing snow on the rooftop early in the morning.)
(Sweeping the snow that piled up overnight)
- My gosh. - That sounds refreshing.
(He doesn't seem very good at it, but it's funny that he's serious.)
It was incredible.
(He begins his morning with the Fedor workout.)
- You did it alone, right? - Yes, I did it alone that day.
Is he doing a body roll? Or is it like drunken boxing?
I was trying to warm myself up because it was cold.
Then you could've gone back inside.
It's boring to repeat the same routine for a warmup.
I wanted to keep upgrading...
the Fedor workout.
He moves very gently for a warmup.
Oh, he actually does it.
(He brings up Fedor's energy through shadowboxing.)
My moves are awkward, but it looks cool when Fedor does it.
Oh, my.
It looks like he's dancing.
It does look like he's dancing.
What's that?
Is that really a staff?
Since it's the new year,
I wanted to try out a workout that uses a weapon.
So I'm training myself using a staff.
I learned some moves from a wushu master...
for about a month.
- You actually learned them? - Oh, my.
Yes, when I was 19.
It was for a brief period, so I'm not that good.
Why did you learn it?
I wanted to learn something to prepare for college.
- As your specialty? - Yes.
Is there an exam where they test your mastery of a staff?
If you apply for the department of theater,
- you need to have a specialty... - Oh, a specialty?
Other than your acting.
It was too common...
- to practice taekwondo. - It was too common.
It didn't stand out because many people did it.
So I learned wushu, but the staff flew off during the exam...
and hit the camera stand.
- Then what happened? - I apologized and got out.
- Oh, really? - You failed the exam?
Yes, I failed them all.
(How good is he at using the staff which he trained himself since 19?)
It already looks impressive.
- He's pretty good. - He's good at spinning it.
(His skills are as good as Wong Fei Hung's.)
Oh, my.
Isn't it so funny how there are apartments in the back?
- What is this? - Why did you put it in slow motion?
Why are you training yourself with the staff again?
Are you preparing yourself for an audition?
- Or are you practicing for a role? - Oh, a martial arts film?
- I have no such intentions at all. - I see.
Are you preparing yourself for a duel that can happen anytime?
- That's right. - What do you mean by a duel?
Someone could pick a fight with him, or he could be involved in a fight.
- What kind of life are you living? - I mean...
- Why would anyone pick a fight? - No idea. You should be prepared.
I think men have this kind of imagination.
When someone walks past us,
we'd think, "What should I do if he picks a fight with me?"
- We do image training. - That's right.
That's what martial artists do.
What martial artists do?
It's really difficult to be in between them.
Gosh, it's quite hard.
Nunchucks?
(The second training to prepare himself for an unknown enemy)
- He's quite good. - I've always liked nunchucks.
I remember watching "A Bluebird Has It..."
when I was young.
- I really liked Jeol Bong. - Jeol Bong?
Jeol Bong.
So I tied towels...
and used them as nunchucks.
I wanted to train myself using nunchucks since then,
but I never had a chance.
When I was in middle school, "Once Upon a Time in High School..."
was released.
(Ju Seung fell in love with nunchucks in middle school.)
I could buy nunchucks then.
So I hung the nunchucks on my backpack.
He trained himself every chance he got?
There are nunchucks that look like them?
- Oh, my. - Oh, my.
(His passion toward nunchucks hasn't cooled off.)
Why would you train yourself with nunchucks?
I should prepare myself since I live alone.
(I should be prepared for every possible threat.)
(This is how a man who lives alone prepares himself against enemies.)
He's good. Isn't he pretty good?
I think of myself as Jeol Bong.
Why do they keep putting it in slow motion?
Why did you put so many of his clips in slow motion?
- Oh, no. - Oh, dear.
(I guess I'm not good enough to use two pairs.)
(He firmly continues to train while enduring the pain.)
- Oh, gosh! - Oh, no.
Goodness!
Gosh, it's so hard to do the fake move.
It must hurt so much since it's cold.
- I see. - Oh, that one?
That's what Kwon Sang Woo did.
That's right.
- This one. - The striking training.
(The striking training from "Once Upon a Time in High School")
Oh, my. My goodness.
I guess it's not close enough.
The way you groaned...
- Were you okay? - I was.
I wanted to hit them one at a time.
Gosh, it's hard.
Ten rounds.
Let's do this. I can do it.
He's going to spin.
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