I Live Alone (Home Alone / 나 혼자 산다)

Good to see you. - Good to see you.

After two years,

Han Hea Youn is back to Rainbow Club!

Hello. Nice to meet you. - Hello.

Long time no see. - Yes. It's been such a long time.

Hang on. - Yes?

Why are you holding that?

There's a reason.

Is that a trend? - I'm lonely these days.

Lonely?

As far as I know, you're trying to cover your belly.

Hey!

We should be honest. - You...

You look very scary holding it.

We changed a lot after two years, didn't we?

Oh, yes. It's so empty.

I feel bad.

You feel bad? Don't be.

It feels empty,

but when we have guests,

they fill the gap.

But the show is still funny.

Really? - It's...

This is what it feels like. - What?

Two people have run away.

The family is all scattered.

The aunt visits from time to time.

An aunt? Like first cousin aunt?

To take care of children. - Right.

To take care of nephews and nieces.

That's what it feels like. - That's right.

Family helps each other. - It's like a holiday.

You said you have a question.

Did you...

fix your air conditioner at home?

I should've made it bigger.

It's totally fixed.

My air conditioner didn't work either.

Did you take it down? What did you do?

It wasn't 1 air-conditioning plant per 1 air conditioner.

Three air conditioners were connected to...

one air-conditioning plant.

That's a problem. - So if I wanted to fix it,

I had to get permission from everyone.

I couldn't just fix it at any time.

I had to notify my neighbors in advance.

Then my neighbors...

who heard about the problem...

said that they had the same problem.

So the whole building went under construction.

Isn't that a good thing in the end?

That was good. - That was good.

So I became the air-conditioning patriot.

That's true. - The air-conditioning patriot.

I Live Alone did a great job. - True.

It's the same house, right? - Yes.

It seems like you got more stuff. - It's neat.

I'm very well organized.

I know. - There's so much stuff.

Considering the amount of stuff she has, it's really neat.

Right. - What is that?

The plant died last time. - Right.

What? - No!

Oh, never mind. - You're grabbing it by the collar.

That's how I used to move it.

Then when I went to change the pot,

I was told that I'd move the plant...

and pull the root.

But considering how I grabbed it every day,

the root is very firm.

It must be dogged.

So lately, I've been holding it nicely.

Why doesn't it grow?

It doesn't grow.

You should be glad that it didn't die.

I thought you were trying to water the plant.

Hot water to plant? - After boiling it?

Hot water? - I mean,

it's to drink.

Yes, I've been skipping breakfast lately.

To stay healthy,

I've started the intermittent fasting.

How long has it been? - Around three weeks?

A cup of tea in the morning.

It'll make you hungry.

Goodness. - We...

Is the fasting over? - Hang on.

You're eating. - You said you don't eat.

I forgot.

I hadn't swallowed.

It wasn't me eating.

It was someone else.

I understand what you mean.

I know what you mean. - I totally forgot.

How could I forget?

I'm so hungry. - Goodness.

My face is so puffy.

You look very naive...

without the eyelines.

I was told that I look like a fetus many times.

Yes, you look like a newborn.

You're very diligent. - You do put on makeup.

You're very diligent about the makeup.

I was told to spread that BB cream.

I look the same. - Yes.

Today... - How amazing.

That was funny. - It's amazing.

"I look the same."

I should get going after getting dressed.

Did you clean up your dress room?

I'm working on it. - What is that?

What is that? - Isn't that a warehouse?

I've seen that on "What on Earth".

The old man who can't throw away anything.

You can't even enter it anymore?

Yes, I can.

But I just hate to see it.

What are you talking about?

I always need more.

It's always lacking.

I have everything I need inside. - Like a dehumidifier?

It's perfect. - It's like entering the mine...

if you need to get something. - That's right.

How do you use all those clothes?

Are they all personal clothes? - No.

A third of them is for work.

The rest is all mine.

But I also use my own clothes for work.

Stop buying.

Hea Youn, stop buying. - Yes.

We say that every time. - Seriously!

It's meaningless.

There's no end to it.

It's not that much!

There's still big empty space.

I think you need to see a counselor.

It's all empty in there.

Empty? - It's empty.

Stop buying. Okay?

Gosh, my nail.

They're both nice. I should take them both.

I might need them later.

I have a question. - Yes.

What do you think of Na Rae's clothing?

Why? What about it? - Na Rae?

As I always say, it's shocking.

It's shocking.

Na Rae... - Is that a trend?

Leaf... Na Rae...