I Have Not Done My Best (Ajik Choisuneul Dahaji Anatseul Bbun / 아직 최선을 다하지 않았을 뿐)

As you grow from childhood to adulthood,

most of our dreams fail.

The grand dream of a transforming robot...

...from a kindergartener...

...becomes more specific and realistic.

Geum-pil, Mommy got you a present.

Just as another boy is added to the universe...

...who dreams of becoming a photographer,

the formation of a dream to its extinction...

...becomes shorter and shorter.

The dream that made me feel...

...like I could be anything...

...can come across the impossible too.

We call that a stormy period.

We become sure that it isn't just a dream,

that it can become a career,

but in the end, it turns out to be...

...another failed dream.

Through that period of youth,

the mirage called "dream" turns into...

...a new thing called "making a living."

Are you going to be late on your first day?

Darn it.

And we...

...now dream of sleeping...

...10 more minutes, no, 5 more minutes.

We grow up to be a lame adult.

Get up. You'll be late.

Hurry up and eat.

Geez.

There's no meat.

I'm heading out.

Okay.

It's going to be cold today. Dress warmly.

Bye.

Hi. See you.

- Hello. - Hello there.

Be careful.

- Hello. - Have a good one.

Will do.

Gosh, since you went to the spring,

I guess it's Tuesday today.

You have the day off. You should sleep in.

Why are you being so diligent?

I'll sleep forever when I'm in a coffin.

Why would I sleep so diligently?

That's true.

- See you. - Bye.

Bye.

Watch the cars.

- Okay. - Bye.

All right.

Gosh, that's nice.

My goodness.

Is it because this was made with spring water?

It's tastes sweeter.

Of course. You can't compare it to tap water.

Tea is all about the flavor of the water.

- Oh? - Gosh.

I think you're late.

Yes.

Should you walk so slowly when you're late?

Yes.

He seems to have no energy.

Is he sick or something?

Pardon me. Is Dr. Kim in?

Oh, Dr. Kim will be running late today.

I see.

Ms. Park, please come to the X-ray room.

Ms. Kim, please wait in front of room two.

Pardon me. Is Dr. Kim still not in?

No, he isn't in yet.

Then, what about Dr. Lee?

Dr. Kim is in charge of payments.

So you should've called.

It was hard to get a hold of Dr. Kim.

He postponed his payment last month too,

so I'd like him to make it this month.

Okay. Please wait.

Excuse me.

Oh, right.

Dr. Kim went to a seminar.

- All of a sudden? - Yes.

He had a seminar all of a sudden.

Well, it's all right.

I dropped in as I was passing by.

Okay.

By the way,

here are anesthetic masks...

...and pain pumps.

These are the latest products.

They're really nice.

So when Dr. Kim returns,

please tell him to consider them.

Please pass that on.

Please pass it on when Dr. Kim comes out.

Yes, I'll definitely pass it on to him.

- Okay. - Okay.

What are you talking about?

It's between us.

I'll change all of them to winter tires.

I'm not doing it to renew our contract.

I just want you to drive safely when you go...

...on your ski trips on the weekend.

Of course.

I knew it.

There's an additional order at Ilshim Hospital.

2400 of the 3 cc syringes,

a box of 20 bags of cotton,

three boxes of two by two gauzes,

four boxes of four by four gauzes.

Three and four boxes.

Ouch. Darn it.

Drive safely.

- I'll be back. - Okay.

My gosh.

- Bo-won. - What?

If you aren't talented like my honey,

you should at least dress well.

What is this? You're young.

Women hate things like that.

I don't like women either.

And you're a woman too.

My goodness.

People will think you're Mr. Nam's friend.

- Hello. - Hi.

Darn.

Is Mr. Nam in?

Is a seminar a get-together with friends?

He wouldn't pay even if you told him...

...that you won't leave empty-handed.

Understood.

No, you didn't.

If I buy coffee,

you drink up all of it.

You should have gotten a contract...

...for the pain pump.

The office is cramped as it is.

And we aren't making any profit.

We ordered saline solution sets and syringes...

...that aren't even profitable.

What are we going to do with these?

Geez.

- You got a call. - Did I?

Hello, Mr. Park. Of course.

Why wouldn't I answer your calls?

- Mr. Hong. - How could I do that?

- We ran out of coffee. - Coffee?

Go away.

Hello? Oh, yes.

No. Did you think I wouldn't pay you back?

Yes.

Oh, that Bok OBGYN closed?

It's okay.

We have a few hospitals...

...we do business in that area.

Of course. Don't worry about that.

What about Mr. Hong? He's still inside.

He doesn't eat with us.

He eat something really good by himself.

He goes to hostess bars and driving ranges.

He feeds himself so well.

The lunch I have with you tastes best to me.

How are you so sweet and romantic?

What should we eat?

What else is there?

We just have to stuff ourselves...

...with a meal at Fatty Diner.

What else is there?

Oh, a bossam place opened over there.

- Bossam? - Yes.

Isn't it too much to eat meat for lunch?

I heard it's really good.

They even have bossam meals.

Let's go there.

How much is it?

It's 9,000 won, but since...

...they're newly opened, you get a discount.

But still,

we can't spend 1,000 won over our expenses.

Okay. I'll pay 1,000 won per person.

- Okay? - Yes!

- Let's go. - I'm in.

- Let's go. - Did you...

...win the lottery? This is unlike you.

Hey.

At least one person should have come...

...and stood in line at a place like this.

How could we leave early?

Mr. Hong wouldn't let us get up even a minute...

...before our lunch time.

If we come in late after lunch,

Mr. Hong will throw a fit.

Let's eat the usual.

Okay.

The principle of the majority vote that...

...has nothing to do with what I want.

- Welcome. - Hello.