How Do You Play? (놀면 뭐하니?)

- This is the price. - The price is right here.

- Twelve dollars. - Six dollars.

If anyone asks for a discount...

- Yes. - That's okay.

Since these are old,

- a slight discount... - That's a must.

We can show some flexibility.

We're taking a whole box of stuff,

- so let's try to meet a target. - Let's adjust to the goal.

Where will you take this?

- We'll go around and sell these. - I grew up in this neighborhood.

- I know the spots. - Don't worry about us.

Don't worry. Go and have fun.

Have fun enjoying the flowers.

- I'll see... - She's an expert.

Let's enjoy the flowers and take lots of photos.

- Mi Joo. - Yes?

- Take care. - We'll have fun.

- We'll go and sell these. - Okay.

- See you back here. - Let's meet up in two hours.

See you in two hours.

- We'll go make some memories. - Okay.

- Bye! - See you later.

- See you! - Bye. Now let's go.

Tell the right hand what good the left hand did.

When two hands meet, they clap.

(Good Deeds Limited, Helping Parents Online)

- Let's head down this way. - Okay.

If we turn left, there's...

That sounds good.

- Wait. - There are some houses there.

Come with me.

We must go where we feel like going.

- He never listens. - Let's go.

- He doesn't? - See you.

He just asks.

Hurry up.

- See you. - Take care.

- Take care, Mi Joo. - See you.

Bye.

This is the opposite direction of where I thought we should go.

(He ignores the intern's internal sat-nav and heads off.)

Oh, goodness.

- Hello. - Hello.

Are you off to work?

- I got a pizza and am headed home. - I see.

- Is it your day off? - Yes.

It would be a fun day off to play with a rubber-band plane.

What about a science experiment kit?

A science experiment kit?

- A rubber-band plane. - I apologize.

- Hey. That kind of marketing... - A rubber-band plane...

You can't do that.

You must take your time, not force it on him.

Will you eat with your family?

- Yes. - Then...

do you have any children?

I'm single.

I have to drop off the pizza.

- I see. - Okay. Bye, then.

- Goodbye. - Enjoy the pizza. Bye.

(The first customer was a massive fail.)

- He caught on. - What?

Come on.

He said he had to hurry because of the pizza.

- Why say he caught on? - He caught on.

Sir. We'll never sell this if we start...

considering everything.

You, listen.

- Woo Il. - Yes?

As soon as you meet someone,

you must greet them and get a feel.

- I was rushed. - "Do you like toys?"

That's the worst kind of marketing.

- It's a bit... - You were too forward.

- Okay? Don't go too far. - I thought that was a shame.

- For now, Woo Il, Woo Il-ping. - Yes?

Watch how your senior colleagues nail a sale.

- I'll watch and learn from Mr. Yu. - Try harder.

- Woo Il-ping. - Yes?

Feeling rushed does help with sales.

That's not how you do it.

- Observe his probability. - Okay.

- It's amazing. - When we last did this,

wasn't it incredibly cold?

- No, it was a hot day. - It was hot.

- This is a lovely day. - Oh, right.

- Someone got ice cream... - Silence.

This is a residential area.

We must be careful right now.

Some people might be asleep.

- Be quiet. - At this time of day...

If anyone's asleep, we should wake them.

Silence.

- Also, Woo Il. - Yes?

I'm approachable.

- I can handle anything. - Relax.

You can relax.

- Do whatever you want. - Say whatever you want.

- How about this? - Yes.

We get one person to go and bring back a crowd.

- That's the worst marketing. - The worst.

- That's a no. - Never.

That's on the list of what not to do.

- No. - Forget that.

- We don't gather people. - We don't do that.

- Oh, really? - Yes.

There's a garage here where they fix cars.

People who work there might be...

more interested in these...

They might dislike it even more.

- Yes, because they'll be busy. - They're tired of it.

- We're... - Forget it.

Then what... What...

Why...

- We shouldn't disrupt their work. - Right.

- That's true. - That's a fact.

I can get angry too.

- Intern. You can't be like this. - What?

What I mean is...

We're trying to teach you what to do.

Let's go this way.

Watch carefully. This is a technique.

(General Manager Yu has N years of sales experience.)

(There isn't a single passerby in the alley he led them to.)

I wonder if selling rubber-band planes will be easy.

By the way,

how come there isn't a single person out on the street?

It's because you always lead us to empty streets like this one.

It's empty, especially today.

- I don't see anyone here. - No one is out.

If we keep going up this way, we'll arrive at a park.

- Really? - That's good.

- That's good. Yes. - We'll be at Woojangsan Park.

Let's go there.

We'll see people who come out for a walk.

- That would be nice. - There won't be a lot of people.

- That's perfect then. - Okay.

Why did you kick...

We should pick that up. You... Good job.

- My gosh. There's a car coming. - There's a car coming.

- We're from Good Deeds Limited. - This is great.

(The general manager unexpectedly does a good deed.)

Look over there.

- Where? My gosh. - Gosh, are you getting a good vibe?

- Gosh, I'm getting the vibe... - Did you find someone?

- for rubber-band planes. - Hello.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Nice to meet you. - My gosh.

- Hold on. - What?

Excuse me.

Hello.

- She's with her mother. - That's her mother. I see. Wait.

- Hello. Hold on. - Wait.

Are you coming back from grocery shopping?

- No, we're on our way to shop. - We're going grocery shopping now.

I see. You're going grocery shopping now?

- My gosh, you guys... I see. - Hello.

Oh, my. Hello.

- Gosh, hello. - My goodness.

(He flashes a toothy smile as he feels awkward.)

The weather is amazing these days, isn't it?

- Have fun shopping then. - Okay.

(He gives up on his sales pitch and quickly walks away.)

Come on. Do something.

- Do something. - Come here.

Why is he dragging the cart like that?

- Take care. - Thank you.

- Okay. - Bye.

- You must show us how it's done. - He needs to demonstrate...

- first for me to do the same. - Well, this is... Goodness.

Let's head over to the park first.

- It brings back old memories. - Wait.

- Hello. - Hello.

- Hello. Amazing weather, right? - Hello.

- What a great day. - It's a great day, isn't it?

- Where are you going? - Where are you going?

I'm going home after a job interview.

- Did you have an interview? - A job interview?

- The job interview was today? - Yes.

- Would you be up for an interview? - Yes.

- What's your name? - My name is Yoon Se Ha.

- Se Ha. - Se Ha.

What kind of company was it?

- It was a cosmetics company. - Gosh.

What was the last question they asked?

- The last question? - Do you remember it?

"Why did you enter a graduate program?"

What did you say to that question?

I said I wanted expert knowledge to share with customers.

That was my answer.

How do you think the interview went?

I don't think I'll get the job. The job market is tough these days.

The job market is tough.

Do you know how many people applied for the position?

I think 30 people applied for 1 position.

- Gosh. - It's tough these days.

- Competition is really high. - That many people applied?

- Right. - My gosh.

How many job interviews have you had so far?