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Gosh, it's cold.
Oh, dear.
It's gotten so cold.
Oh, gosh.
Why is it so cold?
A cold wave watch was issued today.
It's a cold day.
Come on in.
Senior Manager Ha.
Hello. There's a weirdo among us.
I had the scare of my life.
Look. That's him there.
People avoid me.
Come and sit down. Sit down.
My goodness.
Sit down first.
I'll explain the situation.
Are you a hitman?
What are you? Do you even know...
I'm too scared to be around him.
My gosh. Sit down.
My gosh.
I'm exhausted.
Gosh, it's freezing cold.
Try to come in earlier.
Hello. - Hello.
Get over here quickly.
It's so cold. - I'm frozen.
Hello. - Mr. Yu.
It's the newlywed! - Hello.
How is she a newlywed? - You be quiet.
Why say that when she's not married?
What is that?
He looks so seriously real.
What on earth is that? - What is he?
What's that repulsive thing?
Sorry, but I'm too scared to work here.
Sit down. - Ms. Park, this is your seat.
Is this my seat? - He might come after me.
It looks like I have no chance of getting myself a warm wolf scarf.
Do you speak our language?
Ya. - "Ya."
It's so cold. - Everyone.
It suddenly got cold. - Yes.
I don't see why you'd feel cold.
Aren't you toasty warm? - Will you stop it?
Are you talking about her wolf scarf?
Stop it! - Come on.
Everyone's saying you're dating.
People might think it's for real.
People might think it's real. - Calm down. So I...
I won't name names,
but someone I know... - Yes?
said Mi Joo was... - Stop!
Testing the waters with someone. - What?
I got a tip. - You sly thing.
Said who? That's not true! - Okay.
This stealth-dating thing...
What are you talking about? - It's...
My informant told me this.
They're not completely sure if the two are dating,
but it's a bit... There's something there.
What is it? - Nothing's happening.
You're getting to know each other. - Nothing's happening?
Nothing's happening, for real.
If that's what you say. - Okay.
She must've promised the guy. - Okay.
This is what I think it is.
Seriously?
He might think they're dating.
No.
It's nothing.
There's nothing. I'm not seeing anyone.
I don't have anyone. - Okay.
A young lady being in love... - She can date.
Is it a crime? - No.
It's fine. - You can air this.
Cheer her on. - Do what you can.
You can air this. I have no secrets.
Anyway,
my informant said they'd look into it.
I'll fill you in if I hear more. - Okay.
It's on your radar. - Send us a DM.
Radar Yu.
Do you know what company this is?
No. - What company is this?
This is Good Deeds Limited.
And as you can see,
we're Good Deeds Team Three.
Over here, you can see our performance status board.
It's... - Why is mine so poor?
I did that poorly? - We need to do better.
Do you know the movie "12.12: The Day?"
Yes. - Yes.
When was the backdrop?
The 1980s. - The 80s.
It was when the military dictatorship started,
and when groups came before individuals.
Right. - Organizations, country.
The general consensus was that we had to...
be dedicated to the group we were part of.
Attention! - What?
Out of the blue?
What's going on? - Mr. President!
Don't call me that. - Is that it?
Mr. President. - This place...
Is this Mount Nam? - This place...
This isn't the Central Intelligence Agency.
But don't think of the standards of 2023.
In the 1980s,
you got kicked in the shin, okay?
Stand up.
Attention. At ease, attention.
Sit back down.
Basically, back then... - You could get slapped.
Things were like that.
His head's on the desk. - It was like...
I'm scared.
They were scary times. - Yes.
Not like now. - People were rude.
Yes. - Sit down.
Yes. - Right.
Were there any good deeds you wished people knew about?
Didn't Yi Kyung subdue someone?
Really? Oh, I think I read about it.
It was after midnight.
I was driving home after a tanning session.
At the intersection to get off Hannam Bridge,
there was this massive truck. - Okay.
I was two cars behind, and the truck suddenly stopped.
And? - It turned out,
someone had jumped out in front of the truck.
For real?
The person got in beside the truck driver,
and the driver jumped out and screamed for help.
Goodness. - It was winter at the time,
so I took off my jacket and tied him up.
Good for you, Yi Kyung.
I pretended to try to keep him warm and tied him up.
I kept him there for a while.
Applause, guys. That was a good deed.
Such stories must be told. - Well done.
Haha, didn't you do a lot of good?
You'd think people would talk a lot about what I did, but they don't.
He did a lot of good deeds,
but there's one he's frustrated that people don't know about.
A mom of two on a plane... - Yes, that!
The mom and two kids. That story, right?
Oh, I told that story.
You did. - It was self-praise.
The mom of two didn't say anything.
Someone could've posted about it.
There were so many witnesses.
But word never got out.
Go ahead. - Spread the word now.
This was back in 2016 or 2017. - Okay.
A mom was with her young kid, and she was having a dreadful time.
On a plane... - It was a newborn.
I knew the feeling.
Yes. - "Ma'am, get some rest."
"I'll watch the baby for you."
I held the baby for about 40 minutes.
I was like a babysitter.
The flight attendant saw it too.
And? - I thought to myself.
Word of this will definitely get out.
Forty minutes!
I watched another person's baby for 40 minutes.
Someone looked at me, and I went...
I motioned for them to keep it quiet.
They really didn't say anything. - Silly you.
Darn it!
You shouldn't have made that gesture.
Don't do things like this. - Don't.
Just keep still.
There's one more.
Ko Kyoung Pyo, the actor. - Yes, Kyoung Pyo.
He was a regular at our restaurant when he was a rookie actor.
I paid for his food. - Okay.
He could've mentioned that.
The only person he praises is Yu Jae Seok, darn it.
He never mentioned me once.
Seriously. - Come on.
I have something to share. - What is it?
Our Senior Manager Ha. - Yes.
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