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I haven't been here in so long.
It's been a while since I've seen waves.
Today's weather is perfect. We came on a good day.
- Totally. - Totally.
You're right.
Oh, I love it!
I'm getting a surge of dopamine.
- I suddenly feel crazy. - Right?
The ocean in the morning is so pretty.
Seriously.
It's been such a long time since I've come to Busan.
Really?
When I was in my 20s, I came here to have fun,
not necessarily for work.
- Because you wanted to. - Yes.
You said it had been ten years for you, Kyoung Pyo.
Yes, it's been ten years since I've come to Gwangalli.
I usually stay near Haeundae.
- For film festivals. - Film festivals.
Film festivals.
Director Jang Hang Jun...
- is in my agency. - Right.
So whenever there's a film festival,
everyone hosts CGV Night or Megabox Night,
but we host Jang Hang Jun Night.
- Oh, here? - Yes, we've been doing it...
for three years.
- Oh, that's cool. - This year will be the fourth year.
- Hang Jun is in your agency, right? - Yes.
Aren't you spending a lot for how much he has made?
Jang Hang Jun Night...
must cost a lot of money.
But that man...
"That man." - Oh, I'm sorry.
- Director Jang... - Yes.
Is generous when he needs to be.
- Oh, really? - Yes.
Whenever Hang Jun starts a new project,
- he calls me. - I know.
"Jae Seok. Send me a coffee truck..."
"or a snack food truck."
- Yes. - He asks you.
- I know. - He wants to show off...
the fact that he's close to cool people.
- And Hang Jun... - "Isn't it such a good chance..."
"with the cameras here?"
- Mimi... - I want to show off too.
- Show what off? - My friendship with you.
- Show it off! - Show it off!
- Show it off! - This isn't enough.
- Really? What should we do? - I want something big.
When you get a chance to show off,
call me or...
Or please come to see us when we make a comeback.
- Nice. - I'll go to see you then.
Okay.
By the way, why did you flatten your hair so much today?
- Because of the wind? - It's Gwangalli.
Because it's Gwangalli.
I wanted to match the mood,
so I styled it like seaweed.
Like seaweed?
- You flattened it like seaweed? - Yes, like seaweed.
- Yes, seaweed... - Oh, look at this here.
Our shadows...
- look like statues. - What are we doing?
We look like statues.
We have to take a picture of this.
- This is romance. - That's right.
Why do we have to take a picture of this?
- This is romance. - This is romance.
The romance of the sea.
I like your pose, Kyoung Pyo.
I like taking pictures of our shadows.
You can't see our age differences.
You can't see our age differences.
That's nice.
Kyoung Pyo came early and stayed here last night.
- Oh, really? - I came here...
- and ate wheat noodles. - Oh, really?
And I ate bungeoppang for the first time this year.
- Was it good? - It was good.
It wasn't too watery or too hard.
- Oh, gosh. - I see.
That's why you seem kind of puffy...
- and kind of not. - I am.
I am. I gained a lot of weight too.
- You gained weight? - I'm becoming happier.
Nice. That's all that matters.
- That's all that matters. - You need to live happily.
- Yes. - Here is the map.
Oh, the map.
- Okay. - Where is it?
Today's theme is "The Legends of Busan."
I guess we're going to the legend of Busan.
You have to go here when you're eating bread in Busan.
One of these is fake.
I can't tell by the keywords.
- I can't tell. - I can't tell at all.
Busan is a really trendy place...
- for bread right now. - Really?
There are so many good bakeries in Busan.
Oh, in Busan?
If they use a trick on the dessert today,
- I'll be able to tell. - Mimi is a sweets expert.
Mimi really likes cakes and other sweet things.
- That's right. I really do. - Nice.
- I really do. - Nice.
- Did you search a lot again? - I did a lot.
But what if they fool you again?
That's why I can't trust myself as much.
I can't trust myself.
But unlike the other times,
there's a special sign on the map.
- What is it? - Here it is.
"Meeting point?"
Wait. What is Millac The Market?
"Meeting point."
- I know that place. - What kind of place is it?
I got here yesterday, right?
I walked to Millac The Market. Young people...
- Are there many of them there? - Yes, it's a trendy place.
- It must be a real trendy place. - Oh, really?
At night, - Yes.
They hit on people on the stairs.
In Busan, they call that "kkadaegi."
"Kkadaegi?"
- Don't put it that way. - Bong Sun taught me.
Young people use that expression.
They call hitting on someone "kkadaegi" in Busan.
"Kkaedagi?" - I saw them dance a lot...
- in their chairs. - Oh, at this place?
- Yes. I was so surprised. - Really?
I should've come here last night.
I was so surprised.
Should we head that way?
- Should we start walking? - Let's go.
- Since Kyoung Pyo has been there... - I went there yesterday.
We have to follow this road...
- and go past that building. - Oh, really?
- Nice. - Let's go.
- The weather today... - It's warm.
- I'm glad it's warm. - Yes.
Your clothes don't look warm enough,
but you dressed up for a reason, Mimi.
Yes. We're in Gwangalli today.
- I can tell... - I wanted to look good.
- that Mimi is an active idol... - Yes.
- because she doesn't dress warmly. - Right.
Mimi. But your nose seems to be running.
Are you okay?
Gwangalli hosts a fireworks festival.
In October... Or the first week of November?
Isn't it near the bridge?
- All across here. - Oh, my.
It's such a magnificent sight.
- It's really... - People line up to see that.
- A drone show is so cool. - So many.
Wait. It's Zzang Arcade. I like that place.
Should we go?
Did you spend a lot of time there?
I like Zzang Arcade.
This area especially feels very different from before.
Jae Seok is taking a trip down memory lane right now.
- Yes. - Seriously.
With his friends and with no money...
- They wanted to have fun. - Oh, gosh.
I came here with Seok Sam and Yong Man.
I can have more fun now.
I couldn't have fun then because I had no money.
- You have money now. - Oh, gosh.
- You're sad. - You're sad.
I could've had a lot of fun then.
There isn't much to do, but when you're asked to go to Busan...
- Do you see that silhouette? - Where?
- I see it. - Oh, that glass thing?
The glass thing.
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