My name is Gabriel
My name is Gabriel
A special 72 hours
where you live as someone else.
-[in English] My name is Gabriel.
-My name is Gabriel.
[in Korean] Hello.
-[Gabee laughs]
-[Defconn] Did you all have a nice week?
-Yes. I did.
-[Defconn] So today is
the final episode for you two.
And for Dex, the genre is complicated.
-[Minkyung] Right.
-When he works,
it's like I Am a Natural Person.
But the scenery says World Theme Travel.
And the way he flirts
is like Single's Inferno.
[Haeri] It's all mixed up.
-I just did everything I could.
-[Gabee laughing]
All right. Let's see what kind of genre
this week's episode is going to be.
[in English] My name is...
[all] Gabriel.
A PEACEFUL RURAL VILLAGE IN GEORGIA,
THE SWITZERLAND OF EURASIA
[all laughing]
HE BECAME THE SON OF AN OLD COUPLE
Mom, Dad, I love you.
HIS FATHER IS A MASTER
OF MAKING QVEVRIES, WINE POTS
HE IS CARRYING ON THE FAMILY BUSINESS
[Dex in Korean] Dad, do I have to do this
for the next 60 years?
-I don't think I'll be able to go back.
-[in Georgian] Good. Then just stay here.
[laughs]
[Minkyung in Korean]
You're not going to swap, right?
[Dex laughing] No way.
[♪ quirky amusing music playing]
-[in Georgian] Did you swap them?
-[all laughing in studio]
YOU PRANKSTER...
I CAN PULL A PRANK TOO
Dad!
Who did it?
[in Korean] I'm still inside.
[in Georgian] Dad?
THE TWO GROWING MORE ALIKE
-We're having a birthday party.
-[in Korean] Whose birthday is it?
[in Georgian] You don't know
your daughter's birthday?
MY DAUGHTER'S BIRTHDAY PARTY?
A MASSIVE BIRTHDAY PARTY
IN THE MIDDLE OF PEACEFUL RURAL LIFE?
[Dex in Korean]
Should we go to the market then?
3:00 P.M.
TO THE MARKET
[Haeri] He's finally going out
into the world.
GOING TO THE MARKET
FOR HIS DAUGHTER'S BIRTHDAY PARTY TOMORROW
-[seatbelt alarm beeping]
-[in Georgian] Where is my seatbelt?
HE HELPS HIM PUT ON HIS SEATBELT
[Haeri exclaims, in Korean] How sweet.
[Gabee] He is so sweet.
-[in Georgian] Good.
-Mmm.
-[in Korean] You're going to the market?
-Yes.
What should I get for her present?
I forgot what she likes.
[Patman laughing]
[in Georgian]
She'll like whatever you get her.
[in Korean] I don't know what she'll like.
He has never bought
a gift for his daughter.
-Right.
-[chuckles]
[Dex] Today's weather is so nice.
THEY STOP AT A GAS STATION
-[Jalico speaking in Georgian]
-[in Korean] There's a snow mountain.
There was a snow-covered mountain.
-[Haeri] It is out of this world.
-Amazing.
GRUNTING
[Jalico laughs]
HE IS EXHAUSTED DUE TO THE BUSY RURAL LIFE
Please spare some change.
[Defconn] He's wearing boots.
-Please spare some change.
-[in Georgian] Spare some change.
[all laughing in studio]
[in Korean] He's copying him.
-[Defconn] To their mom.
-[coins jingle]
-She's giving them money.
-[Defconn] They asked her.
HERE
-[all laughing in studio]
-[in Georgian] Me too.
[Gabee in Korean] He wants some too.
DAD ALSO SUCCEEDS IN BEGGING FOR MONEY
-I'm rich.
-[Gabee] But you and your dad
really click.
I wonder if Rati was
such an affectionate son.
I know. I'm getting curious too.
-[Dex chuckling]
-[in Georgian] I got 25 tetri.
-What about you?
-[in Korean] I am rich.
I'll buy delicious food at the market.
HE IS HAPPY AT THE THOUGHT
OF BUYING SNACKS
[Jalico in Georgian] I can see Kutaisi.
THE PLACE THEY HAVE ARRIVED
AFTER ESCAPING THE RURAL LIFE IN TWO DAYS
[Haeri in Korean] Wow,
-the weather is just...
-[Minkyung] This is a real town.
-[Minkyung exclaims]
-[Defconn] You can only see these squares
-in a foreign country.
-[Dex] Yes. Like Europe.
-It's the second biggest city in Georgia.
-[Haeri exclaims]
-[Minkyung] So pretty.
-[Haeri] It's so cool.
There must be a lot
of old houses and parks.
Yes. There are a lot of buildings
from the 19th century.
-[Defconn] There's even a castle?
-[Gabee] How pretty.
[Dex] Did this place
used to be the capital?
[Jalico in Georgian]
Yes. A king used to live here.
[Defconn in Korean] Look at the cable car.
[Haeri] Even the cable car is cool.
[Defconn] It's big.
[in Georgian]
What do you think of the city?
[Dex in Korean] What?
It's kind of amusing.
Are you holding his hand, Dex?
-What?
-[Dex laughs]
It just felt natural.
I've spent a lot of time with him.
What about your mom?
You only held your dad's.
-She must've felt left out.
-[Dex and Gabee laugh]
Well, they have bonded over chacha.
A BOND FORMED OVER CHACHA
[Jalico in Georgian]
Let's see what they are selling.
BUYING GROCERIES FOR THE BIRTHDAY PARTY
Oh.
[in Korean]
He's still holding his father's hand.
-[Jalico speaking in Georgian]
-Oh.
-There are fruits and vegetables.
-[in Korean] It's huge.
[Jalico in Georgian]
There are onions and tomatoes.
[in Korean] Wow, there's a lot of food.
-Fruits.
-[Defconn] Cherries.
The cost of living in Georgia
is much cheaper.
-[Defconn] Really?
-[Haeri] Oh.
-[Defconn] So vegetables are cheaper too.
-[Dex] Yes.
I have a lot I want to buy.
The market is very lively.
UNLIKE THE QUIET RURAL HOUSE
Do you eat this too?
-Do you eat it?
-[Gabee] It looks like flowers.
[Defconn] What's that?
SMELLING RIGHT AWAY
-[Patman in Georgian] That is coriander.
-[groaning]
-[in Korean] Coriander?
-[Haeri] Oh, coriander.
I can't eat coriander.
NOT A FAN OF CORIANDER
[in Georgian]
It's one lari for a bunch, right?
NODDING
[vendor] Mmm.
[Defconn in Korean]
One lari for a bunch of green onions?
-It's 500 won?
-For a bunch?
-[in Georgian] We'll take four.
-[Defconn in Korean] It's cheap.
-[Dex] That's how cheap it is.
-[Gabee] So cheap.
FOUR BUNCHES OF GREEN ONIONS FOR 2,000 WON
[in Georgian] What else do we need?
Cucumbers and tomatoes?
[Dex humming]
[in Korean] You're carrying all the stuff.
I am quite the porter.
[in Georgian]
How much is one kilo of cucumbers?
Five lari.
-It's five lari.
-[Jalico exclaims]
-[Dex in Korean] It must be expensive.
-Isn't it cheap if it's for a kilo?
[in Georgian] Should we buy it?
If it's nice and fresh.
We'll take four kilograms.
[in Korean] They must buy a bunch...
-Yes.
-...when they come.
It's hard for them to come.
-[in Georgian] Try it.
-[exclaims]
-Try it.
-Try it.
-[in Korean] He doesn't like it.
-He hates the smell.
-He's eating it.
-[Minkyung] You're eating it?
He's giving me a cucumber.
[staff member]
Is there something you can't eat?
Cucumber.
HE HAD A BITE AS SOON AS HE ARRIVED
[Gabee laughing] He hates it.
HE WAS WRITHING WITH JOY
Why didn't you tell them you hate it?
Mom gave it to me.
-[woman exclaims]
-You can't say no to drinks either.
No. I just ate it.
-Mmm!
-[in Georgian] It's good, right?
[Minkyung in Korean] Oh.
Healthy cucumber.
[in Georgian]
One more kilo of cucumbers, please.
CUCUMBER 5KG, 12,500 WON
TOMATO 3KG, 7,500 WON
[in Georgian] Rati, do you want cherries?
[in Korean] I do.
[in Georgian] How much are cherries?
Ten lari for a kilogram.
[in Korean] The cherries look good.
[Jalico in Georgian]
Thank you. Have a good one.
-[in Korean] That is a lot.
-[Dex] It's 5,000 won per kilo.
How cheap.
-That's 5,000 won? [gasps]
-[Haeri] That's a steal.
[Patman in Georgian] Let's go this way.
[Jalico speaking in Georgian]
Patty, wait up.
-[Minkyung laughs]
-[Jalico] Rati is lagging behind.
-[Patman] Do you have pork for mtsvadi?
-Yes.
-How much?
-How much is it?
I'll give you the softest one for 20 lari.
1KG OF PORK
[Minkyung in Korean]
It's 10,000 won for a kilo?
[in Georgian]
We're having a party tomorrow.
You're going to need about 9kg then.
[in Korean] Nine kilo? [gasps]
That is a lot.
-[hosts gasp]
-That's worth 90,000 won?
[in Georgian]
Let's eat it with the chacha you made.
[in Korean] All he thinks about is chacha.
[Jalico in Georgian]
We'll also have the leftover wine.
[in Korean] I should eat a lot.
[in Georgian] Does your son like drinking?
Of course. He's my son.
-[laughs]
-[Gabee laughs]
[vendor in Georgian] You two look alike.
[Gabee in Korean] He says they look alike.
-[laughing]
-[Patman laughing]
[Jalico in Georgian]
Give me one of the bags.
[in Korean] It's okay.
-It's not heavy.
-Ah! How reliable.
[Dex] Dad, give me the bags,
and I'll go put them in the car.
[Jalico speaking in Georgian]
THE THREE GO SOMEWHERE
AFTER GROCERY SHOPPING
[in Korean] He linked arms with his mom.
[parents speaking in Georgian]
WHERE DID HE GO
HOLDING HIS PARENTS' HANDS?
[Minkyung in Korean] A cafe?
A CAFE NEAR THE MARKET
[Patman speaking in Georgian]
-[in Korean] Wow.
-[Haeri] Wow.
It's nice. They wouldn't have come there
if not you.
Yes. It's been a while
since they came into the city.
[speaking in Georgian]
-[in English] Oh. Thank you.
-[Gabee in Korean] Wow.
[speaks in Georgian]
[Defconn in Korean]
You're having beer with dad?
THE FATHER AND SON POUR EACH OTHER
-What is that?
-[laughing]
That is too much foam.
[Dex] The foam...
[in Georgian] Pour it nice and slow.
[in Korean] Like father, like son.
[laughs]
[in Georgian] We can just drink it.
-Cheers.
-Cheers.
THEY HAVE TO TILT THEIR GLASSES
QUITE A BIT TO DRINK THE BEER
[in Korean] Gosh, that's refreshing.
MOM HAS A SIP OF COFFEE
[in Georgian] We should've brought chacha.
-[hosts laughing]
-[in Korean] Of course.
-That's all he can think about.
-Always.
-He really does like chacha.
-Ah!
[laughs]
[in Georgian] I want chacha.
HE KEEPS TALKING ABOUT CHACHA
I'll put chacha in your grave.
-[laughs]
-[in Korean] Nice. That would be great.
[in Georgian] How many liters do you want?
Just bury the chacha machine with me.
[Gabee in Korean] "Bury the machine."
I'll put in the qvevri I cleaned today.
-[laughs]
-I'm curious how it tastes like.
[Dex sighs]
Can I go take a look around?
SURE
[in Georgian] Just don't get lost.
-[in Korean] You're leaving them alone?
-Spend some time together.
Yes, I was trying to give them
some time to spend alone,
so they can go on a date.
When was your last date?
SUDDEN SILENCE
-[in Georgian] We've never gone on a date.
-[in Korean] What?
-[in Georgian] We've never gone on a date.
-[in Korean] What?
-Then this is your first date.
-[hosts gasp]
-Oh! Dad, it's a date from now on.
-[Patman laughs]
Try to woo her, okay?
-And, Mom, play hard to get.
-[hosts laugh]
Go! You got this!
Since breakfast,
I thought it would be nice if they spent
-some time together.
-[Minkyung] How sweet.
[Dex] So I thought if I gave them space...
[Haeri] Yes.
...they would just start talking.
Because you have to keep working
in the countryside.
-[Minkyung] All they do is work.
-They don't
-have time for dates.
-Right. Good thinking.
THEIR FIRST DATE IN 40 YEARS
SINCE THEY GOT MARRIED
-[♪ quirky awkward music playing]
-[hosts laughing]
They didn't meet
for the first time, right?
THEIR CONVERSATION IS LOST
-[Defconn] It's been so long for them.
-[Dex] They don't know what to talk about.
[in Georgian] What time is it?
[in Korean] It's like our grandparents
in the countryside.
Right. It's just like that.
[clearing throat]
Like how they just clear their throats.
[in Georgian] It's 6:03.
IT'S 6:03, I SEE...
WILL THEIR FIRST DATE END IN SILENCE?
[in Korean] That was
what I was worried about.
[speaks in Georgian]
MEANWHILE, RATI VISITS A STORE
[in Korean] There must be something here.
Cafe?
Tomorrow is Patty's birthday,
so I went to the store
to buy presents for the kids.
[Minkyung]
He went to buy a birthday present.
Maybe this is something
we can play together.
I think girls like dolls.
It was really hard to pick out a gift.
It must be.
-Presents for kids...
-I didn't know what she'd like.
I contemplated more than when I was buying
a gift for my girlfriend.
-[in English] Thank you.
-[in Korean] You bought a lot.
-You bought a lot.
-[laughing]
-I think he bought everything.
-[Dex] Yes, I just...
HE BUYS A BUNCH OF PRESENTS AND HEADS
TO THE CAFE WHERE HIS PARENTS ARE WAITING
Did they talk at all?
[in Georgian] Dad.
[in Korean] Did you succeed in wooing her?
[chuckles] I don't think he did.
WHAT DOES THAT SMILE MEAN?
-What?
-[both laugh]
THEY STAYED SILENT FOR A WHILE
[woman in Georgian]
Would you like me to take a photo?
Sure.
PHOTO?
[♪ romantic blues song playing]
[in Korean] Is he getting closer?
DAD GOES CLOSER TO MOM
TAKING A PHOTO TOGETHER WITH AFFECTION
[speaks in Georgian]
WHY IS HE TAKING THE FLOWER?
-Here you go, my love.
-Oh!
-Come here so I can kiss you.
-[Gabee in Korean] Oh, my.
-Oh, my.
-[hosts squeal]
He is so sweet.
[Gabee] So sweet.
[in Georgian] We took photos and kissed.
[in Korean] Oh, you kissed too? [laughs]
THAT IS TMI
-I just got a bit embarrassed.
-[laughs]
Mom seems to like it.
Your face has gotten redder.
[in Georgian] My face is always red.
[in Korean] You got your flirting
from your father.
-He's got the moves.
-[Defconn] He's a lover.
-[Dex chuckles]
-[♪ pleasant guitar music playing]
-[Dex] Look at this.
-[Patman] Oh!
-[Dex] I even bought a ball.
-[Patman speaks in Georgian]
HE SHOWS HIS PARENTS WHAT HE GOT
GOING BACK HOME
[Patman speaks in Georgian]
[in Korean] She linked her arm with his.
-After the date.
-[hosts exclaim]
-You did a good job.
-Her skin contact seems much more natural.
[Patman in Georgian] We're on our way.
TALKING TO HER DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
[speaks in Georgian]
The pig had babies.
-[in Korean] What?
-What?
The pig had babies?
-[Dex] Yes.
-Their pig?
[speaks in Georgian]
HE HEARD THAT THE PIG WAS PREGNANT
[Dex in Korean] She's pregnant.
The pig was supposed to give birth soon.
[in Georgian]
How many babies will she have?
[in Korean] Ten.
If it really is ten, I'll get goosebumps.
I said she'd have ten babies.
But all of your predictions came true.
-So far.
-Yes.
If it really is ten...
[Jalico in Georgian] Our pig had babies!
[Patman laughing]
[in Korean]
Everything I predicted has come true.
[Minkyung] Right.
I think I might be going to a ranch.
[Minkyung] He got that right.
I think there will be an old couple,
and I'll be living as their son.
-The countryside...
-[Minkyung] He got that right.
There is no time to rest.
It was kind of amusing.
If you get this one right too,
you must've lived there in your past life.
[Dex and Gabee laugh]
IN FRONT OF THE PIGSTY
[Patman in Georgian] I only see nine.
THEY CHECK AGAIN
[in Korean] It's nine?
-[Dex] It's nine.
-It's nine.
[Defconn] Still, nine is a lot.
-[Dex] Right.
-One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight... It's ten.
-It's ten?
-[Gabee] It's ten?
[Dex] I was hoping it would be ten.
-[Minkyung] He got it right?
-[Dex] It was ten.
-It was ten.
-[Haeri] For real?
-Ten piglets were born?
-Yes, exactly ten piglets.
-Georgia suits you really well.
-[Minkyung laughs]
It was unbelievable. Seriously.
Everything I said yesterday came true.
I was so surprised.
THE FINAL EVENING GREETED
WITH AMAZING LUCK
This is really good.
[♪ quirky amusing music playing]
-He missed Korean food.
-[Defconn] What is that tuna?
-[Minkyung] He must be hungry.
-[Defconn] He's hungry.
[Haeri]
When you get drunk, you get hungry.
[Dex] Yes.
HE HAD TUNA AND INSTANT NOODLES
[Defconn] You know, it's really good
if you eat tuna like that.
[Minkyung] It's useful.
-Mmm!
-And it was mixed with sesame oil, so...
It's really good.
It's so hard to get sesame oil
in a foreign country.
I have been living alone for a while now.
You're going to cook?
I wanted to cook them something.
-Ah!
-For your mom?
-Yes.
-Nice.
They went to the market today,
so they must be really tired.
-[Gabee] Right.
-[Haeri] Wow.
I thought I would prepare
some Korean food for dinner.
[Gabee] Good.
Three will fit.
HE PREPARES THE RICE FIRST
It's so fresh.
FRESH EGGS FROM THE COOP
The eggs look so good.
The rice is cooked.
Put the rice on the bottom.
Then put fried eggs on it.
FRIED EGGS BLANKET
The fried eggs look so good.
That can't be not good.
-It just can't.
-[Haeri] Right.
A SPOONFUL OF TUNA
[Dex] It smells so good.
And tuna oil for the finishing touch.
If you have this,
you don't need sesame oil.
[Haeri] Oh.
-It'll taste like Korea.
-[Minkyung] Wow.
[Dex] I'll take this to them.
I made dinner today.
-Try some.
-[Patman in Georgian] What's this?
[in Korean] It's called bibimbap.
I put in some rice, which we eat in Korea,
-and canned tuna.
-[Jalico speaks in Georgian]
A MEAL FOR HIS PARENTS
WHO MUST BE TIRED FROM THEIR DATE
[in Georgian] Thank you.
[in Korean] That can't fail.
It will be a success.
NERVOUS
[in Georgian] It's so good.
Good!
[in Korean] Doesn't it smell super nutty?
[in Georgian] What is this?
[in Korean] What?
-Ah.
-[Davichi] Laver.
[in Georgian] It looks like a letter.
-Letter.
-[Dex in Korean] It's laver.
He said it looks like a letter.
You put it on your hand like this
and put rice and some side dishes on it.
Then you roll it up...
They were very interested
in the food I brought.
WRAP IT AND EAT IT
Put tuna on it.
-Wrap it.
-[Defconn] The laver...
-The best combination.
-[Defconn] Yes.
He's going to fall in love.
THUMBS UP
-[Dex] Is it good?
-[in Georgian] It's good.
[in Korean] Yes.
MOM TRIES IT WITH THE LAVER AS WELL
I'm happy to see you eat so well.
[laughs]
[in Georgian]
Thank you for cooking us a delicious meal.
[in Korean] To the first meal
where we didn't have chacha!
[in Georgian] This will be a good memory.
We'll start having chacha tomorrow.
[both laughing]
[in Korean]
It did feel like something was missing.
But Mom kept giving Dad this look.
Telling him not to drink that day.
Still, you prepared dinner for them.
It was nice.
6:00 A.M.
LAST DAY MORNING
[Defconn] Today is the last day, right?
-[Dex] Yes, the last day.
-[Minkyung] Gosh.
And the day of the party.
HIS DAUGHTER'S BIRTHDAY
[♪ pleasant guitar music playing]
HE'S NOW USED TO WAKING UP SO EARLY
SAYING GOOD MORING TO HIS PARENTS
How are the piglets?
-[Gabee] Piglets!
-[Defconn] Ten piglets.
-[Haeri] They're so cute.
-[Minkyung] They're so tiny.
Eat up.
HE'S USED TO HIS MORNING WORK
[Haeri] It seems natural now.
-[Dex] I'm used to it.
-[Minkyung] You seem so.
[Dex] What time are the guests coming?
[Patman in Georgian] At 12.
[in Korean] There must be a lot to do
to prepare the food.
It'll be hectic in the morning.
Mom, who taught you how to cook?
[in Georgian] My mother-in-law did.
[in Korean] Your mother-in-law?
So which room did you live in
when you got married? Was it here?
[in Georgian] It was over there.
[in Korean]
The room that is being used as a kitchen
-was their first room in this house.
-I see.
THE PAST AND PRESENT COEXIST IN THIS HOUSE
[Defconn]
They have lived here all their lives.
[in Georgian]
We can't get rid of the old house
because there are a lot of memories.
[in Korean] I think I'd feel the same.
You are quite the romantic, Mom.
[in Georgian]
Who do you like more, Mom or Dad?
-[in Korean] Mom.
-[all laugh]
HE DIDN'T HESITATE FOR A SECOND
Don't tell Dad.
-He might make me drink lots of chacha.
-[both laugh]
[in Georgian]
It will be our little secret.
Can you go to Borjomi later?
-There is mineral water in Borjomi.
-[Defconn] Borjomi?
-[in Korean] Mineral water? I see.
-[Haeri] Mineral water.
This is another area?
Yes, this place is considered
a resort town here in Georgia.
-Mineral water.
-[Haeri exclaims]
-[Dex] Yes. It's famous...
-[Defconn] Yes.
...for mineral water filled with iron
and sparkling water.
It's like collecting mono maple water
in our country.
[Defconn] It's good water. Mineral water.
[Dex] Gosh, the weather is amazing.
TO BORJOMI TO COLLECT MINERAL WATER
It's my first time leaving the house.
Since you went alone,
it must've felt like going on a mission.
[Gabee] I'm jealous you got to drive
in a foreign country.
[Dex] The weather is insane.
BORJOMI NATIONAL PARK
It was the most beautiful scenery
I saw in Georgia.
-He's excited.
-[both chuckle]
-Are those your favorite boots?
-[Minkyung laughs]
They're very useful in many ways.
[speaks in Georgian]
[in Korean] Here are the bottles.
-[Minkyung] They sell the bottles.
-[Defconn] He buys the bottles.
HE BUYS A BOTTLE TO GET THE WATER
[Dex] I'll buy one more for Dad's chacha.
[Dex speaks in English]
[in Korean] Two bottles were for the water
and the other two were for chacha.
[dog barking]
There are dogs wherever I go.
Hello?
It's okay. I'm Chinga's dad.
USING HIS DOG TO GET CLOSER TO THEM
-It's here.
-[Haeri exclaims]
There is mineral water there? Is that it?
-Yes.
-Does it taste different?
I'm curious.
WHAT DOES HEALTHY MINERAL WATER
TASTE LIKE?
The flavor was... [exhales]
Isn't it sparkling water?
No, not at all. It was...
-What did it taste like?
-[Defconn] Is it bitter?
What?
It should be water, right?
-[Dex] I taste some flavor.
-Was it strong?
-I could taste something.
-The fact that
-the water has flavor...
-Yes.
It's sweet and salty. Ah!
-Mineral water?
-It tasted healthy.
There are a lot of elements like iron...
-Yes.
-...and minerals.
-I could taste metal too.
-[Haeri] I get it.
-That metallic taste.
-[Dex] But
now that I think about it,
it was iron. Oh.
Good dog.
-You're a good doggy.
-Oh, my.
-They're so affectionate.
-They're acting cute.
-Oh, my.
-How cute.
-Why are you pushing me?
-[Haeri] He wants a scratch.
No.
Stop pushing me.
Okay, I'll give you scratches.
-[Gabee] Cute.
-"Keep scratching me, human."
[in English] Excuse me, sir.
Can you take a photo of me, please?
One, two, three.
-Chacha!
-[all laughing]
[in Korean] I was excited.
HE EVEN TAKES A PHOTO AS A SOUVENIR
Hello.
[in Georgian] Hello.
[chuckles, in English] Water!
Good water!
[in Korean]
I'd like to visit places like that.
It's so pretty.
Why is the street so pretty?
-With the shops all lined up.
-[Gabee] Right.
Oh!
-Oh!
-Oh... [sighs]
Gosh.
-[hosts] Gosh.
-[Dex] No!
[Gabee] I knew that would happen.
-You were too excited.
-[groaning]
You were all excited shouting "chacha."
-I was too excited.
-[Defconn] You were too excited.
-Yes.
-You were alone and got excited.
-I did get too excited.
-[Defconn] Mmm.
-What a waste.
-Such a waste.
-[Minkyung] What now?
-My water.
My water!
It's like pouring chacha.
[Gabee] Gosh, what a waste.
-[Defconn] He spilled quite a bit.
-They said the bottles were strong.
[in English] Heavy weight, okay?
[vendor] Yes.
[in Korean] I was too excited.
Hiyah.
ANYWAY, HE'S SUCCESSFULLY DONE
AN ERRAND FOR HIS MOM
RELATIVES I'VE NEVER MET BEFORE
[Defconn]
They are preparing for the party.
-[Haeri] There is a lot.
-[Minkyung] It's a feast.
[hosts] Wow.
[Minkyung] It's so nice.
-[Haeri] I love the vibe.
-[Gabee] Having a feast
under the grape vines looks so pretty.
[gasps] Wow.
It's a feast.
[♪ upbeat drum music playing]
OUR HOME HAS BECOME LIVELY AND BUSTLING
QUESTIONABLE DRUM SOUNDS ARE HEARD
Is there a band?
Gabee, did you go there?
I might have gone.
-[Minkyung] Gabee?
-[Defconn] Usiel?
HE FOLLOWS THE DRUM SOUND TO FIND...
SURPRISED
Oh, my. She's dancing.
[Haeri] Oh, my.
-Georgians are just as fun-loving.
-[hosts exclaim]
[Haeri] Everyone is here.
It's like a holiday.
Yes, it was exactly like that.
[in English] Hello.
[chuckles]
HE SHOWS HIS MOM THE WATER RIGHT AWAY
[in Korean] Mom. I got water.
-[Dex] I didn't tell her I spilled water.
-[in Georgian] Thank you.
[Dex in Korean]
I wondered if she'd like it,
and she thanked me for getting it.
Maybe that's what all mothers are like.
[in Georgian] I wanted to give him
a chance to look around Borjomi.
-The water was just an excuse.
-It's not heavy.
-I see.
-She wanted to give you some free time.
Chacha! [laughs]
SHE WANTED TO GIVE HIM SOME FREE TIME
I gave my dad some mineral water too,
-and he spat it out right away.
-[hosts chuckle]
Water.
HE BRAGGED ABOUT THE MINERAL WATER
-Dad, it's for you.
-[sniffs]
HE DRINKS IT RIGHT AWAY
SPITTING
[in Korean] What?
It has to be chacha for him.
-It has to be chacha.
-It has to be.
You don't like it too.
-[in Georgian] Hello.
-Hello.
-It's Rati.
-[in Korean] It's a bit awkward.
-Rati.
-It is.
-It could be awkward.
-"Rati."
-They're introducing themselves.
-"This is Rati."
HEY
WHO IS THIS?
-[in English] This is your brother's son.
-Ah.
[Minkyung in Korean] He must be flustered.
[Dex laughing] Right. My nephew.
-[in Georgian] She's my daughter.
-[in English] Oh, daughter.
-[in Georgian] Hello.
-[family chatting]
[in Korean] There are a lot of people
he's being introduced to.
Who is that?
THEY ARE RELATED FOR SURE
Are they his uncles?
[in Georgian] Hello.
-He's your brother.
-[in English] Brother!
-Brother!
-Brother?
[hosts laughing]
[Defconn in Korean]
He's your younger brother?
HUGGING TIGHT
-He looks like Dad.
-[Dex] Right?
-For real.
-[Defconn] They do look alike.
-[in Georgian] Look there.
-[in English] Big brother?
-Brother!
-[both cheering]
-Brother!
-[Dex and Gabee laughing]
[in Korean] The brothers look alike.
-Their faces.
-Right.
-Yes.
-[Gabee laughs]
[in Georgian] Hello.
-[in Korean] Oldest brother.
-[Defconn] Oldest brother.
-Rati is the middle child.
-[hosts exclaim]
-[Defconn] So, three brothers?
-Yes, we're three brothers.
[in English] Brother.
Brother.
Chacha!
[in Georgian] Dad too!
-[in Korean] Wow.
-[laughing]
MOM JOINS AS WELL
[in English] One, two, three, chacha!
THEY TAKE A FAMILY PHOTO
-Chacha!
-Chacha!
[Dex in Korean]
I've never seen them before,
but I just gave them a hug.
I could see a lot of Dad in them.
[laughing]
Dad's energy and sense of humor.
And interestingly, I saw Mom in them too.
My oldest brother takes after Dad,
and the youngest takes after Mom.
-[Haeri] For real.
-[Dex] Yes. Totally.
-Their personalities and looks.
-[Minkyung] Right.
I think Rati might be
a mix of both of them.
So your brothers
didn't follow in your father's footsteps.
-No, they went their own ways.
-So Rati
is taking over the family business.
[in Georgian] Hello.
-Hello.
-[Dex] Hello.
HE SAYS HELLO TO THE OTHERS
Rati.
[in Georgian] Uncle, it's me.
[in English] Uncle! Whatever! Okay!
[in Korean] My nephew.
-I should give you some allowance.
-[laughs]
-I should do that. Like an old man.
-Like a performance.
[Dex] Where is my money?
I should give them some allowance.
THEY PRETEND NOT TO NOTICE
[laughing] It's the same
how he's pretending not to notice.
Whatever.
-[in English] Card!
-Thank you.
[in Korean]
I think he was looking forward to it.
I really wanted to give him some,
but I didn't have cash.
-[in Georgian] Here.
-[in Korean] What is this?
All of a sudden?
-Play the drum?
-Oh!
-You're playing the drum.
-[uncle singing in Georgian]
[in Korean] He is my uncle,
-and he brought the drums.
-Is he singing?
He's singing all of a sudden.
AN UNEXPECTED JOINT PERFORMANCE BEGINS
OUR FAMILY IS NOISY AND LIVELY
JUST LIKE A PARTY
Only Dex can be so friendly.
-[Gabee] Right.
-[Defconn] Not anyone can do that.
-I tried.
-[Defconn] Yes.
Dex, what is your MBTI?
-You'd be surprised.
-Are you an introvert?
I am ISTP. [laughs]
-ISTP?
-That's a lie.
Take the test again.
I don't think you are.
ACTUALLY, DEX...
I'm not as outgoing
as everyone thinks I am.
I am actually very introverted.
I hope it'll be bustling.
Because their attention
won't only be on me, then.
Try taking the test again.
I don't think it's right.
RECOMMENDING A RETEST
-But they were nice and welcoming.
-[Defconn] Yes.
Even though I was an introvert,
it made me become an extrovert.
-I think I'd be the same.
-[Dex] Yes.
I would.
Rati!
[speaking in Georgian]
-[big brother] Let's go.
-[Dex in English] Brother?
-[in Korean] He's taking you somewhere.
-Yes.
There are things the men need to do.
[Haeri] Is there something else?
THEY TOOK RATI TO THE BACKYARD
[Defconn] What is it?
These are the grape vines, right?
-[Minkyung] The skewers!
-[Dex in English] Grape.
-[Dex in Korean] Yes.
-[Defconn] Right.
The skewers. Right.
ALL THE MEN HAVE GATHERED
They must have a barbeque
on a special day.
-[Dex] Yes.
-[Defconn] The men prepare a barbeque.
Yes, men should prepare a barbeque.
[♪ powerful rock music playing]
THEY MAKE A FIRE SKILLFULLY
Maybe it's because they're brothers,
but they did everything without a word.
It's lighting up.
[big brother] It's done.
You're amazing, big brother.
-[Gabee] It's nice to say that.
-[Minkyung] Big brother.
RELIABLE BIG BROTHER
ENERGETIC UNCLE'S PERFORMANCE
TO CELEBRATE THE LIGHTING OF THE FIRE
LAUGHING
THE FIRE IS READY
[in Georgian] I got the meat, kids.
[Dex in Korean]
The one we bought yesterday.
[Defconn] Yes.
[in Georgian] It's not just a barbeque.
We call it mtsvadi.
[in Korean] I see.
When do you eat them?
[in Georgian] When you want.
[Defconn in Korean] When they want.
-[in English] Every time.
-[in Korean] When we want?
-[in English] Every day.
-[Dex chuckling] Every day?
[in Korean] The meat looks so good.
THEY PREP THE VEGETABLES TOO
Gosh, you are very skillful.
At a glance, I could tell
my big brother was a manly man.
He's magnanimous and straightforward.
HE EVEN COOKS IN A MANLY MAN WAY
COOL MAN
He kind of looks like Georgian Fedor.
-Yes, he does.
-[Gabee laughing]
-[Minkyung] Fedor.
-He is like that.
[laughs]
[in Georgian]
It was like this since we were young.
Big brother cooked while you cleaned up.
Rati worked really hard at home.
He took care of the cows,
pigs and chickens.
[in Korean]
I want to have chacha with my brothers.
[in Georgian] I don't drink.
[Defconn in Korean]
The youngest can't drink?
What about you, big brother?
[in Georgian] Not only chacha,
I drink wine, beer, vodka, whiskey...
[in Korean]
The way he says it is different.
[in Georgian] I drink everything I can.
[in Korean] He takes after his father.
He is just like him.
-[Dex exclaims]
-[Gabee] Right.
BIG BROTHER GOT A BOTTLE OF CHACHA
-Is that chacha?
-[in Georgian] Obviously.
To us!
Cheers.
BOTTOMS UP IS A MUST IN THIS FAMILY
[in Korean]
I can tell the big brother drinks a lot.
-[Dex] He is his father's son.
-He drinks a lot.
[in Georgian] Let's begin grilling meat.
THEY FINALLY START COOKING THEM
-[Dex in Korean] Everyone must be hungry.
-[Defconn] Looks good.
-They grill it like that.
-[Haeri exclaims]
-It looks so good.
-[Defconn] I know.
-It's cooking well.
-I see a lot of good business ideas here.
-[Minkyung] Again.
-Georgian food,
the pots, and the skewers.
Not bad.
THE SOUND OF MEAT GRILLING
STIMULATES YOUR APPETITE
Your uncle is hungry.
SQUEEZING
FLEXING
AT THAT MOMENT,
I KNEW HE WAS EXTRAORDINARY
He has more muscles than me.
HIS PRIDE IS HURT
Why are you so fit?
[in Georgian] He is an MMA fighter.
-[in Korean] Really?
-Wow.
MIXED MARTIAL ARTS?
-[in Georgian] MMA.
-[Dex in Korean] He seemed so gentle.
[in English] Martial arts?
-I'm the champion of Georgia.
-[in Korean] Wow.
-Champion of Georgia?
-Champion?
But he looks so innocent.
[in Georgian] He's cool, right?
[in Korean]
I should behave myself after drinking.
[in Georgian] Don't worry.
He won't hit his uncle.
-[in Korean] Thank God.
-[laughs]
He doesn't hit his uncle.
Then I will let myself go completely.
-[in Georgian] Well, I'm not so sure.
-[hosts laugh]
WHILE LAUGHING AND TALKING
[Dex in Korean] I'm hungry.
It smells so good. Mmm! [exhales]
Wow. I mean...
It looks so good.
Wow.
GULPING
CUTTING
-Try it.
-[Gabee in Korean] A bite.
-Time to eat.
-He's eating it.
[Defconn] Tasting his first mtsvadi.
It's good, right?
[♪ hopeful string music playing]
[Dex] Mmm!
-Wow!
-[in English] Is it good?
Very good!
[in Korean] It was...
How can I explain it?
-The seasoning.
-The seasoning!
It had a bit of a curry flavor to it,
and it got rid of the pork smell.
-[Defconn] No smell.
-It was nice and salty
-with a smoky flavor.
-And juicy?
-Yes, the juice is trapped.
-[Defconn exclaims]
[in English] Very good.
[in Korean] It was really good.
It was one of the best things
I had in Georgia.
-[man] Rati.
-[Dex exclaiming]
-[Chinga barks]
-[hosts] Wow.
-[Defconn] Look at that amount.
-Wow.
-There are a lot of mouths to feed.
-Yummy meat is here.
THE MAIN MENU IS HERE
[Defconn] Look at that main menu.
-[Minkyung gasps]
-Everyone started with one each.
-[Gabee] It's a feast.
-It looks so good.
[younger nephew in Georgian]
Mtsvadi looks so good. Amazing.
GULPING
MTSVADI COMPLETES THE BIRTHDAY FEAST
[in Korean] Brother.
I got close to my big brother
-while drinking chacha together.
-Since he's next to you, I don't think
-you'll walk out of there.
-[Gabee laughs]
Gosh. That is correct.
THE TWO BROTHERS SEEM FINE RIGHT NOW
SQUEEZING
[screaming, grunting]
[in Georgian]
He's showing off his grip strength.
PLAYFUL BROTHERS
-Your nephew is strong too.
-[in English] The Georgia champion.
I am stronger than him. I am stronger.
You're stronger? You're stronger than him?
-[older nephew] Yes.
-Come here.
[all exclaim, laugh]
Come here!
[in Korean] You're going to arm-wrestle?
-This is fun.
-Ah!
-Nice.
-[Haeri] What's going to happen?
[in English] Come here!
A FURIOUS KOREAN TOUGH GUY
-[in English] Come here!
-[Defconn in Korean] With the MMA fighter.
-MMA fighter nephew.
-[Gabee] I'm curious.
[Dex yells]
He can't lose.
-Dex is very competitive.
-Yes.
[Minkyung] That's cool. Wow.
[in Georgian] Wait. We need music.
We don't need music.
-[all laughing]
-[in Korean] He doesn't need music.
Why? Let them sing.
[Defconn]
He wants them to wrestle right away.
He won't even let them sing.
[in English] One, two, three, okay?
One, two, three.
[♪ powerful rock music playing]
MATCH START
[exclaims, in English] One, two, three!
One, two, three! [groaning]
-[in Korean] In a flash.
-[family laughing]
[Haeri] He must be really strong.
-[Defconn] What was it like?
-He was really strong.
[Defconn] Your nephew?
-He is.
-You didn't go easy on him?
-For real?
-Well, I didn't use my full strength.
-[Minkyung] Ah.
-[hosts laugh]
LAME EXCUSE
But he worked a lot,
so he must've been tired.
I think I'll be able to win now.
I am in good shape.
-One, two, three. [groaning]
-[family laughing]
LOST IN A SECOND
But he is really strong.
-That's why he's a champion.
-Yes.
[in Georgian] Even I can't beat him.
-[Gabee in Korean] "Even...
-[Defconn] It would be weird to win.
...I can't beat him."
[growls, in English] Champion!
[in Korean]
I never intended to win against him.
I just wanted to ignite the atmosphere,
like throwing gasoline on a fire,
and make it really burst.
-I wanted to create a fun vibe.
-You succeeded.
-They liked it. [laughs]
-I tried to distract him and then lost.
I wanted to be like the goofy uncle.
-That's what I wanted to be.
-Fun uncle.
Yes, very fun.
RATI WANTED HIS NEPHEWS
TO FEEL COMFORTABLE
[in Georgian] Where is Rati's seat?
These are gifts to my three sons.
[in Korean] Wow.
What is that?
It seems special.
What did they put inside it?
-He must've made it.
-Ah!
He made those pots
and filled it with chacha.
Ah.
[in Georgian] It says Rati on the pot.
-[in Korean] Rati? Wow.
-[Defconn exclaims]
-[in Georgian] This says my name, Sergo.
-Ah.
[Defconn in Korean]
The three brothers' names are on the pots.
-[Dex] Each of our names.
-[laughs]
HE CARVED IN THEIR NAMES
[in Georgian]
Do you want to drink yours first or mine?
-Which one do you want to drink first?
-Mmm.
THERE IS NO OPTION NOT TO DRINK
[in Korean] Yours first?
-I already seem a bit drunk.
-Mmm.
THE TRUTH IS...
THEY ALREADY STARTED DRINKING CHACHA
WHEN THEY WERE COOKING
-[singing]
-My uncle...
-He's full of energy.
-[Haeri] My gosh.
-[Defconn] If his uncle comes...
-[Haeri] Uncle...
Oh, no.
-[Defconn] He gave you a lot to drink.
-[Dex] Yes.
HE HAD A DRINK
WITH HIS YOUNGER BROTHER TOO
SCREAMING
[speaking in Georgian]
[in Korean] Rati seems quite drunk.
HE ALREADY DRANK QUITE A BIT
It was his last day, so...
[in English] I love you.
-I love you.
-I love you.
Mom, Dad, I love you!
[hosts laughing]
[Dex in Korean] I'm wasted.
THE PRO FLIRT CONFESSES HIS LOVE
WHEN HE'S DRUNK
I drank as much as I did on the first day.
He'll sleep with his sunglasses on.
A STORY FRAMED WITH ALCOHOL
[in Georgian]
Rati, I'm pouring you a drink.
[in Korean] Since you're pouring it...
HIS BIG BROTHER KEEPS POURING DRINKS
[in Georgian] Sergo, enough is enough.
-I can't even joke?
-[in Korean] He's getting scolded.
If his father told him to stop...
-[Defconn] He gave you a lot.
-[Dex] Yes.
-He's sad.
-[Defconn] Yes.
-[Defconn] He gave you too much.
-He's sad.
-"Enough is enough."
-[Gabee laughs]
Now that my brothers were there,
my father became charismatic.
-[Haeri] Right.
-He was very gentle with me.
My big brother kept pouring me drinks
and I drank a lot,
so I think Dad tried to stop him.
-[Minkyung in English] Calm down.
-[Gabee in Korean] How sweet.
[in Georgian]
Drink a little bit at a time.
HE IS ALWAYS SWEET TO RATI
HE TAKES CARE OF HIS FATHER,
HAVING INHERITED HIS FLIRTING TALENT
THE MTSVADI IS EVEN BETTER
SINCE THE WHOLE FAMILY IS HERE
-[speaks in Georgian]
-[in Korean] It's good.
[Haeri] He's eating well.
When I drink, I get hungry.
-I know.
-Like how I ate ramyeon.
-The meat is so good.
-You're slurring your speech.
-I am?
-"The meat is so good."
[all laughing]
[sighs]
The meat is so good.
EATING ENTHUSIASTICALLY
WITH A SLURRED TONGUE
ANYWAY, WHERE IS THE BIRTHDAY GIRL?
The birthday girl is not here.
-Only the brothers are here.
-Where is she?
-My daughter.
-She should be here.
Only the others are excited.
[in Georgian]
Where is Patty? It's her birthday.
Oh!
[Defconn in Korean] Tell Patty to come.
She's over there.
THE BIRTHDAY GIRL IS HERE
Patty is still young,
and she just woke from her nap
and was a little cranky.
[in Georgian] Patty is here,
so let's wish her happiness and luck.
-[grunts]
-[all chattering in Georgian]
EVERYONE STANDS TO CONGRATULATE HER
[Gabee laughing]
-[Patman] Happy birthday, baby.
-[Haeri in Korean] She's confused.
[in Georgian] Be healthy and happy.
[in Korean]
She has the same name as her grandmother?
-Yes.
-Patty?
And my son has the same name
as his grandfather.
My daughter and mom have the same name.
It seems that's a common tradition
in some foreign cultures.
-[Defconn] It means they're tight.
-[Patman in Georgian] I hope
you experience
all the good things in the world.
You are my treasure.
To strength, health and happiness! Cheers!
-Cheers!
-Cheers!
[in Korean] To Patty!
[Defconn] Happy birthday.
I should give her a gift.
I got a cake.
-[in English] Cake.
-[Haeri] Cake.
-[Gabee in Korean] He has presents too.
-I bought cake.
RATI WENT TO BUY A CAKE IN BORJOMI
I didn't know what she would like.
CHOOSING
[in English] This...
[in Korean]
I don't know if she likes cake.
Let's go.
Good girl. [cheers]
HE ENTERS WITH THE CAKE HE CHOSE
[in Georgian] Let's sing!
-[singing "Happy Birthday"]
-[in Korean] They can sing now.
[singing in Georgian]
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
[playing drum]
♪ Happy birthday, dear Patty ♪
♪ Happy birthday to you ♪
-[singing stops]
-[chanting in Georgian]
EVERYONE CONGRATULATES HER
[in Korean] She might be still too young
to know it's her birthday today.
-Yes.
-Yes.
HIS LOVE FOR PATTY IS OUT OF CONTROL
-[Defconn] He drank a lot.
-[Haeri] He is so... [sighs]
Patty!
-Presents.
-He brought the presents.
-The highlight.
-I've been waiting for this.
[Defconn] "What is this?"
-Wow!
-[family cheering]
I didn't know what she would like.
So he bought everything.
-I didn't know what she would like.
-She likes it.
[Defconn] Mission accomplished.
I got one for my son too. Jalico?
ME?
-Jalico...
-[in Georgian] What about mine?
Oh?
-[Dex in Korean] It's for you.
-Wow.
That's a nice one.
-[Haeri] A truck.
-[Gabee] And a ball.
They loved the presents, right?
Yes, they liked it.
-Rati! [whistles]
-[Dex] Ah?
WHAT'S A PARTY WITHOUT DANCING?
He's good at dancing.
-I was just...
-[laughing]
[♪ warm guitar music playing]
[Defconn]
They are all sharing the warmth of family.
-[Dex] Right.
-Yes.
[continues playing drum]
I tend to get shy around strangers,
but I didn't want to be like that.
I wanted to become a part of them.
HE FELT THE WARMTH WITH HIS WHOLE BODY
-They all dance the same way.
-[Haeri laughs]
-I've seen it before.
-In Korea...
-[Dex] It must be this.
-I've...
-It's Korean...
-I've seen it before.
It's like traditional Korean dance, right?
Yes.
-[drum playing]
-[men laughing]
THE THREE SONS
AND THEIR FATHER DANCE TOGETHER
I love this scene.
-It looks so nice.
-[Defconn] Holding hands.
-[Gabee] So beautiful.
-[Defconn] Father and sons.
[Dex] Today, I thought
that it was my life. [laughs]
I just started thinking that at one point.
That's how nice they were to me.
RATI'S LIFE WAS FULL OF HAPPINESS
-The time...
-[Defconn] Not much time left.
[Dex laughs]
[Gabee] It's less than two hours now.
[Dex] Yes.
-[in Georgian] You are my brother now.
-[repeats]
-[in Korean] "You are my brother now."
-[laughing]
I love it. I love it so much! Whoa!
THEY GOT CLOSER IN A SHORT AMOUNT OF TIME
AND...
MOM, WHO WAS WATCHING THEM...
Mom started to become quiet
right around then.
She knows it's time for you to go.
-She did.
-She must be so...
You two have gotten close.
I overly showed how happy I was
and drank a lot on purpose
because I didn't want anyone to get sad.
-[Defconn] Right.
-That's why I tried
to keep everyone happy.
[♪ soft music playing]
PATTING
You have pretty hands.
Your hands are pretty.
[chuckles, in Georgian] I'm all old now.
[scoffs, in Korean] Says who?
[Patman in Georgian]
I felt like he was really my son.
I can't treat him any other way.
-I know. I'm a part of this family.
-It was so nice to see him.
It felt like they all got closer
and Rati opened his heart.
It was so nice to see that I almost cried.
[chuckles softly]
[Gabee in Korean] Oh.
I did think it must've been hard
for them to say goodbye.
I can tell she's trying hard not to cry.
[in Georgian] I'm already tearing up.
[chuckles]
I don't want him to leave.
[Gabee in Korean] Oh, no.
[in Georgian] We got really close.
We got close and he made me feel happy,
so I'm sad to see him go.
[Defconn in Korean] The interview was done
in the morning on the last day.
MOM WAS PREPARING
FOR THE GOODBYE SINCE MORNING
-[man singing]
-[cell phone ringing]
[Jalico in Georgian] Hello?
SHE LOOKS AT HER HUSBAND
WHO IS ON THE PHONE
AND TRIES NOT TO CRY
Rati!
Come and help me.
I can't pick it up on my own.
[in Korean] Is he going somewhere?
DAD TAKES RATI SOMEWHERE
I didn't know what it was at that time.
That's how it ends?
[Dex] What do you need help with?
[in Georgian] I need you
to lift the qvevri.
[in Korean] I thought it would be
my last chance to work with Dad.
THEY LOAD THE QVEVRI
ON THE TRUCK FOR DELIVERY
It's light.
-[Jalico in Georgian] It's light?
-[in Korean] It's light.
[in Georgian] It's because you're strong.
I'm not strong anymore.
[in Korean] You're stronger than me.
THEY MAKE SURE IT DOESN'T BREAK ON THE WAY
All done.
READY FOR DELIVERY
[Jalico in Georgian] All done. Let's go.
HE'S OFF TO DO HIS LAST BIT
OF WORK AS RATI
[Dex in Korean]
I felt weird starting then.
Thinking that it was my last delivery.
You'll have to part ways
after this delivery.
That is what I thought.
[♪ pleasant upbeat music playing]
THE CAR IS FILLED WITH SILENCE
HOLDING TIGHTLY
I felt like
we didn't need to talk anymore.
[in Georgian] We didn't talk,
but I could feel it.
We sat next to each other and held hands.
I was very happy to be with him.
RATI FELL ASLEEP ON HIS DAD'S SHOULDER
[in Korean] He's drunk, right?
FLINCH
[Defconn] They're going toward the lake?
Where are they going?
PUZZLED
THERE DOESN'T SEEM TO BE
A PLACE TO DELIVER THE POTS
-[Minkyung] How pretty.
-[Defconn] Right?
-Get off here.
-What?
Why get off here?
Is this where they're delivering?
HE GETS OFF IN CONFUSION
[Jalico in Georgian]
The air is nice, right?
-It's cool.
-[Dex chuckles softly]
THEY WALK ROUND THE LAKE
LEAVING THE POTS BEHIND
[in Korean]
When he didn't unload the pots,
I knew this was the ending.
HE KNEW IT WAS TIME TO SAY GOODBYE
So I didn't ask.
-I didn't ask if it was the ending.
-[Defconn exclaiming]
[Dex exclaims]
[Jalico in Georgian] Shall we see
if there's any fish?
[in Korean] What?
[Jalico in Georgian] In the lake.
[♪ pleasant music continues playing]
When we walked the lake,
it was like we were
the only two people in the world.
The scenery was nice
and the air was clear.
I couldn't see anything else.
I felt happy.
It's so big, right?
You can see the end there.
[Dex] Mmm.
UNLIKE THE DISTANT HORIZON,
THE TIME FOR FAREWELL IS DRAWING NEAR
[Dex in Korean] How should I put this?
I didn't want to say goodbye
to Mom and Dad.
I just wanted to disappear like someone
who was never there.
Can you just not leave?
[all laughing]
[Jalico in Georgian] With Rati around,
I felt very reassured,
but I could sense that the moment
of farewell was approaching.
FIVE MINUTES BEFORE HIS LIFE AS RATI ENDS
HONK HONK
A FAMILIAR CAR IS HONKING
-The car.
-Isn't that the car that drove you here?
-Hello, nice to meet you.
-Nice to meet you.
My name is Dex.
[in Korean] What's going on?
THE CAR THE TOUR GUIDE LED HIM TO
That one?
When I knew it was the tour guide's car,
it made me feel so weird.
I lived Rati's life, but it was
like my travel was coming to an end.
Dad, I'm going to go now. [chuckles]
[in Georgian] I'll walk you to the car.
[in Korean] Yes.
[in Georgian] Get on.
It was like sending my son
to the military.
It felt like we were going
to see each other again,
and it didn't feel like
we were parting ways.
That's not what a son and father is like.
The love always stays in your heart.
[in Korean] I see.
ONE MINUTE BEFORE HIS LIFE AS RATI ENDS
You're sending me off.
[in Georgian] Bye. Come back soon.
I'll come to you too.
FROM RATI
TO DEX
Let's go to Kutaisi.
They're waiting for their delivery.
THEY EACH GO BACK TO WHERE THEY BELONG
-[Dex in Korean] He left for delivery.
-[Haeri] It's over.
-[Minkyung] It's so sad.
-[Defconn] So sad.
Everyone has their own way
of saying goodbye.
-Yes.
-You felt closer
to your parents than any other Gabriel
-we had.
-[Haeri] Yes.
Didn't you feel sad?
Well, when I left, it wasn't happy.
But as my father said,
I always think we'll meet again someday.
-I don't think it'll be the end with them.
-[Haeri] Oh.
Would you like to say something to Rati
who lent you his life?
I heard that you're not
the most affectionate son like me.
[all laughing]
-He's a bit quiet.
-Yes, but
when I was affectionate to Mom and Dad,
they really liked it, as I'm sure you saw.
So I hope you can be
a little more affectionate.
And I hope you'll become a great son
who will take over the family business.
Go, Rati.
[Minkyung] Nice.
-Did Dex meet the real Rati? Epilogue.
-What?
He was nearby?
[all laughing]
[Defconn] Where did he meet Rati,
the second son?
BACK TO TBILISI AIRPORT
-[Dex in English] Together?
-[driver] Yes.
-Together. Okay.
-[Minkyung] Airport?
-Is it him?
-Was he in the car?
-A tourist?
-The tour...
[Defconn] I don't think
it's the tour guide.
One of the tourists?
At the far back. At the far back!
The one who was sitting in the back.
[all exclaiming]
The one who said he was from Italy.
He looks just like his dad!
[Defconn] It's Rati!
[Dex in English] Nice to meet you.
[Haeri in Korean] I could tell right away.
From the back, right?
-For sure.
-[Dex] The genetics...
[Dex] Three, two, one. Say, chacha!
-There.
-There.
-Chacha.
-Right next to him.
He was next to him.
[all laughing]
-He looks like his dad.
-He's Rati.
He looks just like him.
-For real.
-He looks just like his dad.
-Dad.
-You wouldn't have known
since it was before you met his brothers.
But since you did, you see it, right?
[Dex] He looks the same.
-Looks just like his brother.
-[Defconn] Rati...
[laughing]
Genetics are amazing.
WHEN THE TOUR GUIDE
WAS EXPLAINING QVEVRIES
-[Minkyung] He was next to you.
-[Haeri] He was there for a while.
-It was the longest.
-He keeps looking at you.
He just keeps looking at you.
[both] Oh?
-His dad walked past him.
-[Minkyung] Passed.
-[Haeri] It's so funny.
-[Defconn] Now that we know...
We thought he was a tourist.
-[man in English] Bye.
-[woman in English] Bye.
AS DEX STARTED HIS LIFE AS RATI,
HE WAS SMILING
THE LIFE DEX WAS LIVING
HE FOLLOWED IN HIS DAD'S FOOTSTEPS
-He's Rati.
-[Dex] What's that?
[Gabee] He works like that.
I've never seen it before.
HE IS THE HEIR OF THE QVEVRI WORKSHOP
RATI BORJADZE
-[Haeri] The heir.
-[Defconn] Rati.
AND
I hope they live a long and happy life.
THE POT THAT WAS ALWAYS
NEXT TO RATI DURING HIS INTERVIEW
[Haeri] The pot.
TO MY DEAR SON, RATI
FROM DAD
-[Dex] Oh.
-[Defconn] Oh, my.
[♪ pleasant music playing]
[Gabee] Dad must've made it.
HE MADE A POT FOR HIS SON
[Jalico in Georgian] Rati,
I made this thinking of you.
I think you'll like it. I miss you.
[Dex in Korean] Did he make it for me?
[Jalico in Georgian]
Although your time here was short,
I hope you will put all our love,
friendship and memories in here.
Let's also drink the chacha you made
when we meet again.
Goodbye.
My name is Gabriel
[Gabee in Korean] Wow, that was amazing.
[Defconn] The real Rati
looks exactly like his dad.
[Haeri] We found him first.
-We found him.
-We just remembered.
Anyone can tell they're related.
-[Gabee] They look alike.
-They really look alike.
The qvevri your father made for you
is in the process of firing.
-They'll send it over to Korea.
-Really?
[Defconn] Wow.
-[Haeri] That huge one?
-[Defconn] I'm jealous.
A FEW DAYS LATER
INJE, GANGWON PROVINCE
[Dex] This is a big present.
DAD'S GIFT FROM GEORGIA
Let's see.
Wow.
-[staff member] Do you remember?
-[Dex chuckles] I do.
IT TOOK THREE MONTHS
TO MAKE, DRY, FIRE AND DELIVER IT
Wow. I am so touched.
I wonder if my mom and dad are doing well.
After coming back from Georgia,
I have gone back to my life,
but sometimes
I get reminded of my time there.
If we have the opportunity,
I hope we can meet again.
I love you.
My name is Gabriel
THE CITY OF SUN AND PASSION, MEXICO CITY
I AM NORTEÑO USIEL, A STREET MUSICIAN
Daniella.
Usiel.
-[in Spanish] I go to the dance academy.
-Dance? Are you good at dancing?
Take me to your academy sometime.
[in Spanish] Alguna melodía?
Alguna melodía?
Alguna melodía?
INSTRUMENTAL PLAYING
AND A SPECTACULAR PERFORMANCE
MAX CONFIDENCE
[band in Spanish] One, two, three, four.
CONQUERING THE WATER WITH ENERGY AND DANCE
A BIG EVENT FOR USIEL
[in Korean] What is this? Soapbox?
A LARGE-SCALE RACING EVENT
BROADCASTED LIVE AROUND THE WORLD
You're entering a race?
-Yes.
-[Haeri] Oh, my.
I have to come in first place.
We will put on a kick-a*s performance
and make them want to root for us.
With their cheer and energy, we'll win.
That's my plan.
[in Spanish] What you said is right.
[in Korean] There will be
a lot of people there.
[♪ upbeat music playing]
Mexico. Mexico.
My house is really pretty.
So pretty. So cute.
THE SECOND MORNING
IN MEXICO CITY HAS DAWNED
-[Defconn] The weather is so nice, right?
-[Gabee] Yes.
I should get ready
and go decorate the car.
USIEL IS GETTING READY TO GO OUT
[in Korean] Hey.
-[Daniella in Spanish] Hi.
-[in Korean] You look pretty.
-[both chuckle]
-Come on in.
Come in.
[Daniella in Spanish]
Are you getting ready to leave?
[in Korean] Yes, I'm entering
the soapbox race tomorrow,
so I'm going to decorate the car today.
You're coming to the race, right?
[in Spanish] Of course.
-[in Korean] I think it'll be fun.
-[Daniella chuckles]
HESITANT
[in Spanish] I'm going to
the dance academy later.
Do you want to come?
[Minkyung in Korean]
She's going to the dance academy.
Yes. I do.
Yes. I really do.
THAT SOUNDS SO FUN
They are like real sisters.
They've gotten close.
-[Defconn] They seem close.
-We have gotten close.
She gets to experience
what it would be like to have a sister.
She told me about her boyfriend.
-[Haeri] She has a boyfriend?
-She does?
Yes.
Can I see his photo?
SHE EVEN SHOWS HER BOYFRIEND'S PHOTO
[Dex] She's better than me.
You would never show your brother that.
-[both laughing]
-Not to your brother.
DOPAMINE INCREASING
OH
He's handsome. Good luck with him.
Don't trust him too much though.
Always doubt him.
[Defconn] They can hear her, right?
GLANCING
[in Spanish] She doesn't have a boyfriend.
-She doesn't have a boyfriend.
-[all laughing]
SHE GOT CAUGHT
She's a student.
She should focus on her studies.
Dating, my foot.
-[in Korean] That's what dads are like.
-Yes.
-He loves his daughter.
-He's hurt.
EAVESDROPPING MADE HIM SAD
SHE HAS BREAKFAST WITH HER FAMILY
[♪ upbeat music playing]
Mmm! Mmm.
This is addictive.
When we were performing at the square,
I saw that couples always dance together.
So it made me want to see
my parents dance.
Are you good at dancing, Mom?
[in Spanish] I like dancing.
-[Gabee in Korean] Oh.
-Oh.
She likes dancing.
I think dancing is basics to them.
People there.
[in Spanish] Veronica only dances with me.
[all laughing]
[in Korean] How did you two meet?
What is your love story?
[in Spanish] We lived in the same alley.
At first, she was so pretty
that I couldn't even talk to her.
I don't think she liked me very much.
She thought I was ugly.
Oh! [laughing]
I tried so hard to make her like me.
-[Gabee in Korean] He tried hard.
-He tried very hard.
He got the girl.
-What?
-Oh, my.
-[Defconn] Dad actually...
-That's how
-he tried?
-[Defconn] He went that far.
-That is a dance.
-He tried like that.
Yes.
-He's crawling around.
-[Veronica] Uh-huh.
[in Spanish] We call it the iguana dance.
The man acts like an iguana
and follows the woman around.
-[Dex in Korean] Like a courtship dance?
-[Gabee] Yes.
I should learn that. [all laughing]
Mom, you said you like dancing.
What kind of dance do you do?
Is there a dance you still do?
[in Spanish] I go Zumba dancing every day.
-[in Korean] Wow.
-Zumba.
-Isn't that hard?
-[Gabee] Every day?
How do you do it?
I've never danced Zumba before.
Like this?
Right?
Can you take me with you to dance Zumba?
I want to go too.
[in Spanish] I don't like Zumba that much.
[in Korean] Right.
I think you will like a different genre.
THE SISTERS SHARE THEIR DANCE PREFERENCE
Wow.
-[Gabee] She's good.
-[all exclaiming]
-For real.
-[Gabee] She's good.
-[Haeri] It looks hard.
-[Gabee] She's good.
Wow.
You're good at dancing
because you have long arms and legs.
[in Spanish] So my little daughter
can't have a boyfriend.
[all laughing]
-[in Korean] He's clamping down on her.
-Yes.
Have you met her boyfriend?
[in Spanish] Yes, her boyfriend came
asking if he could date Daniella.
I would prefer her boyfriends
to come to me for permission.
That way we can trust each other.
[in Korean] Yes, it would help him
feel relieved.
Rather than meeting in secret.
[in Spanish] I'm a police officer.
I have my eyes on you.
[Gabee] Police.
[in Korean] Dad.
Because you're a police officer...
-What is Mom doing?
-[Haeri] I know.
Mom is...
-With her phone.
-She's serious.
[Veronica in Spanish] Hello, Andi.
Can you talk right now?
I just wanted to ask you something.
Can you give a Zumba lesson?
-[Haeri in Korean] Zumba?
-[Gabee] All of a sudden.
[in Spanish] Usiel said she liked dancing
and that she wanted to come.
So I called the teacher and asked
if she could teach a lesson.
[in Korean] She took action right away.
-Wow.
-[Defconn] So she made an appointment?
Because you asked?
-[Haeri] Right away.
-[Minkyung] She booked a class?
-A Zumba class?
-Yes.
[in Spanish] We'll do it
in our front yard.
[Minkyung in Korean] Front yard?
I've always wanted to do it,
so I just told her that.
And Mom started calling people
all over the neighborhood right away.
[in Spanish] Okay.
Come here and get ready.
Rupe, can you hear me?
[Defconn in Korean]
She's gathering the members.
-[in Spanish] Come here and get ready.
-[Haeri in Korean] Oh, my.
THEY GOT MOM'S CALL
-Wow.
-Wow.
Boom, boom.
All the Zumba stars in
the neighborhood are coming.
-Zumba stars.
-[Defconn] Zumba stars.
[all exclaiming]
YOU'RE HERE
-[Gabee in Spanish] Hello.
-[women] Hello.
-[Gabee] Hello.
-[women] Hello.
-Usiel.
-Usiel.
USIEL HAS SUDDENLY BECOME A WOMAN
These kids also danced Zumba
since they were young.
ZUMBA CLASS OPEN
Zumba. Zumba.
[Veronica] This is Zumba.
[in Korean] Here.
FLUSTERED
THIS IS TODAY'S STAGE
[Minkyung] In the alley?
-[Defconn] They just left the front door.
-[Haeri] They came out of their house.
You can see a bunch
of ladies doing aerobics at Han River.
Under the bridge.
-They go like this.
-[all laughing]
-And there's a leader.
-Hiyah.
They have a community just like that.
[Gabee] Yes.
[laughing]
-Wow, it feels like...
-[Defconn] Amazing.
...I'm in a music video right now.
AND
ONE PERSON WHO IS CONFIDENT IN DANCING
TIME TO AWAKEN THE SLEEPING GABEE
My crew.
RELAXED
DAD WATCHES FROM THE FRONT ROW
[in Spanish] Cross!
-[in Korean] They start right away.
-Right away?
-Right away.
-Right away?
-No warmup.
-She didn't even learn the steps.
[Defconn] Diamond step.
[Haeri] It's hard. How do they do that?
THEY START WITH A DIAMOND STEP
[♪ upbeat music playing]
[Gabee] Oh, my.
HER TWO LEGS ARE LOST
[laughing] Why is this so hard?
CHOREOGRAPHY CHANGE
Wow.
-Wow.
-[Gabee] Wow, Mom's good.
-She's so relaxed.
-[instructor in Spanish] Forward!
Back!
[in Korean] Gabee is quite the dancer
in Korea.
I've never seen Gabee so flustered.
-While dancing.
-[Haeri] While dancing.
SHE FINALLY UNDERSTANDS
WHAT IT'S LIKE TO HAVE TWO LEFT FEET
[in Spanish] Forward.
ALL GOING FORWARD
Open again!
Kick!
[Dex in Korean] Is she actually a teacher?
[Gabee] Yes.
POWER MOVING
[♪ upbeat music continues playing]
ONLY ONE PERSON SEEMS OUT OF BREATH
[Gabee panting] This is so hard.
[in Spanish] Cross!
IT'S HARD TO KEEP UP
WITH MEXICAN ZUMBA CLASS
[in Korean] Housewives in Mexico
dance like this all the time, right?
-[instructor in Spanish] Keep turning.
-[Defconn in Korean] They are nimble.
-They danced to one song.
-[Gabee in Spanish] Let's go.
-Let's go.
-[Haeri in Korean] The first song is over?
[in Spanish] Let's go.
THEY MOVE ONTO THE NEXT SONG RIGHT AWAY
[Minkyung in Korean] Oh, my,
their upper body.
Hey!
BEAT PALM BLAST
[Gabee in English] Let's go.
[in Korean] This is fun.
This is fun.
-Let's go.
-[Defconn] This is Zumba.
CHANGING CHOREOGRAPHY
[all laughing]
-She changed the choreography.
-She's letting her energy out.
-[instructor in Spanish] Up!
-[Gabee in Korean] This was fun.
-It was fun.
-[Dex] It must be.
[Gabee] Yes.
-[instructor in Spanish] One!
-One!
[in Korean] Wow...
But it is really hard.
-They keep dancing.
-Yes.
WAIT...
THE TWO SENIORS DON'T SEEM TO STOP
TRYING TO TAKE A BREAK
APPROACHING
FAILED
-[instructor in Spanish] Down!
-[Defconn in Korean] Down!
RISING ENERGY FROM EVERYONE
EXCEPT ONE PERSON
[instructor in Spanish] Harder!
Shake it!
HERE COMES MOM'S BIGGEST FAN
IN BETWEEN THE DANCERS
[Defconn in Korean] Gosh,
her stamina is impressive.
STILL CAN'T GET IT TOGETHER
It's so hard.
That's a high-altitude area.
Right. A high-altitude area.
I experienced high-altitude before,
and dancing like that is impossible.
-It's impossible?
-Really?
Yes, because being in a high-altitude area
is like constantly
running on a sandy beach.
-When you're standing still?
-Yes.
-[Defconn] You're out of breath.
-[Dex] Yes.
Zumba is great for losing weight.
I think Mom wanted you
to feel how hard it is.
She's really good.
[in Spanish] It was nice.
And it was nice to see Usiel so happy.
[all laughing]
[in Korean] I wasn't happy.
[in Spanish] Cross!
THE ZUMBA DANCE CONTINUES
WHAT'S GOING ON?
AND PEOPLE START TO GATHER TO WATCH IT
FUN
SHE LEAVES THE GROUP
[in Korean] I was the only one tired.
-Gosh.
-I was so tired.
DAZED
IN A TRANCE
Was my stamina always this low?
I think I might die.
Zumba is very difficult. [chuckles]
I have danced a lot on TV,
and it feels easy.
But you need
a lot of stamina for Zumba dancing.
It's like a sport.
IN THE END...
-[Veronica in Spanish] Usiel.
-[in Korean] She's lying down again.
[Minkyung] She's knocked out.
[Veronica in Spanish] She's lying down
like the dog that always lies down there.
EXACT SAME LOCATION
[Defconn in Korean] She became a dog.
[Gabee] The teacher is so good.
You're so cool, but can I stop now?
DECLARATION OF SURRENDER
THE ZUMBA DANCE COMES TO AN END
[Daniella in Spanish] Let's go.
Let's go.
She's going to the dance academy.
I was actually really looking forward
to it. Dancing with Daniella.
THE SHIRT USIEL GAVE HER AS A GIFT
[Daniella in Spanish] The weather is nice
and cool because of the cloud.
[Gabee in Korean]
Our town seems kind of quiet,
but this place seems very lively.
[Daniella in Spanish]
This is the main street of our town.
[in Korean] Is it here?
-[Haeri exclaiming]
-[Defconn] Is it a gym?
[Gabee] It's like a warehouse.
Wow.
It's open.
AN OPEN STRUCTURE
-[Gabee in Spanish] Hello.
-Hello.
THE TEACHER IS HERE
SHE INTRODUCES HER SISTER USIEL
Usiel.
[in Korean] Dance academy.
I haven't been there in a while.
-I got a bit nervous.
-[all laughing]
You only taught before.
So you're nervous...
-I was so nervous.
-...to learn.
-[chuckling] She's nervous now.
-[Gabee chuckles]
Jorge?
Can I try too?
NEWCOMERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
SUCCESSFULLY REGISTERED
FOR A ONE-DAY CLASS
THE BIGGEST FAN APPEARS AGAIN
[in Spanish] Okay. Shall we warm up?
[Gabee in Korean] We're stretching.
Warmup.
[♪ upbeat music playing]
-He doesn't know I'm a dancer.
-[all exclaiming]
SHE SEEMS MUCH MORE RELAXED,
QUITE DIFFERENT FROM ZUMBA
BUT...
HE NOTICED HOW FLEXIBLE SHE IS
He noticed something is up.
"Who is she?"
SAME ANGLE
GLANCING
SAME ANGLE AGAIN
It's like a habit among dancers.
They try to do so well
in situations like that.
-You have no choice.
-[Dex] Yes.
-It's your main job.
-You have no choice.
-Yes.
-You're good at it.
I have pride in it.
-Same with singers.
-Yes.
That posture was a bit hard.
-But I couldn't stop.
-You didn't want to lose.
ANOTHER DANCER WHO IS WATCHING USIEL
ADDING A WAVE TO THE STRETCH
[in Spanish] Nice.
-[in Korean] Even the warmup is different.
-[Haeri] Very different.
IT SEEMS LIKE IT'S GETTING HARDER
When I stretch, I normally don't...
I normally don't stretch that much.
It was so tiring.
But I tried my best because of my pride.
But it was really tiring.
My legs kept shaking.
But I saw the teacher,
and he was shaking too.
He was shaking, too, for sure.
It was hard for him too,
but he was trying to show how good he was.
-It's a battle.
-It was.
It was like a competition.
-He's sweating.
-It's a competition.
He's sweating.
-Is it tears or sweat?
-Sweat.
AFTER THE FIERCE COMPETITION,
THE STRETCHING ENDS
SWEATING
-[in Spanish] Okay. Let's start.
-[Daniella] Okay.
HE STARTS THE MAIN LESSON
WORKING HARD
NEXT TO DANIELLA, WHO IS LEARNING...
-[in Korean] Oh.
-Oh.
So cool.
SERIOUS
What's that?
[Haeri] So cool.
-[Defconn] There she goes.
-[Dex] She's focused.
I think Usiel is gone
and Gabee has come out.
-Yes.
-[Defconn] Usiel can't do that.
[♪ upbeat music playing]
-It's fun.
-The teacher doesn't know?
I didn't tell him.
I've never danced this before.
[in Spanish] Dancing to the music
could be a bit harder.
You're doing fine.
MUSIC PLAY
I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS MOMENT
[♪ dance music playing]
HER EYES HAVE CHANGED
-Your sister is really good too.
-Daniella is really good.
[teacher in Spanish] Perfect.
Shall we take it a step further?
-[in Korean] Thumbs up.
-It's your first time,
-but you're really good.
-Okay.
Mom, Dad, am I doing okay?
[in Spanish] My daughters are the best.
THIS IS FUN!
THE TEACHER KEEPS GOING WITH THE LESSON
[teacher in English] Nice.
-[in Korean] Mom's here.
-She's doing it too.
-Mom is doing it too.
-Mom too?
YAY
THE LESSON CONTINUES
AND THE CHOREOGRAPHY BECOMES CONFUSING
WAA
USIEL IS STILL RELAXED
[in Spanish] You've danced before, right?
[in Korean] He wants you to be honest.
-Finally.
-Because she seems different.
I've never danced before.
I've never danced before.
"I've never danced before."
But it is true for her character.
-She's Usiel.
-It's her first time.
-[Minkyung] Right.
-[Haeri] She's Usiel.
I have never...
LYING WITH AN INNOCENT FACE
It's because you're a great teacher.
IT'S ALL THANKS TO YOU
[in Spanish] Okay, let's dance along
with the music.
You can just dance freely at the start.
[in Korean] Okay.
-There's freestyle?
-Freestyle.
-I don't think I did well.
-[Defconn] You should do freestyle.
-[all exclaiming]
-What's wrong with me?
-[all exclaiming]
-What's wrong with me?
-[Defconn] Yes!
-[Haeri] There she goes.
SLOWLY
-[all exclaiming]
-[Gabee] What is wrong with me?
-[Defconn in Korean] Yes!
-[Haeri] There she goes.
[Gabee] Pretending to be bad at dancing
-hurt my pride as a dancer.
-[Defconn] Wow.
Why am I grabbing onto the pole?
GOING ALL OUT
-[Minkyung] Let's go!
-[Gabee] My gosh.
I'LL SHOW YOU WHO I AM
[Davichi] Oh, my.
PRECISE AND POWERFUL
-My gosh, I got goosebumps. She's so good.
-[Defconn laughing]
DAD GOT GOOSEBUMPS TOO
[Dex] She sure is a pro.
LEARNED THE CHOREOGRAPHY WITH ONE LESSON
FLUSTERED
NOW ENTERING THE FREESTYLE PART
HER DANCE INSTINCT THAT COULDN'T BE
SATISFIED DURING ZUMBA
-[all exclaiming]
-[laughing]
TIME TO WATCH
[all exclaiming]
Even Mom is surprised, and so is Daniella.
They are all just watching.
-[Defconn] I know.
-[Gabee] I'm so...
THIS IS THE FIRST TIME
SEEING HER LIKE THIS IN MEXICO
[Minkyung] Her eyes.
[Haeri] So cool.
DANCEAHOLIC
GASPING
-[Defconn] She nailed it.
-[Minkyung] She did.
[Defconn] She nailed it. I'm touched.
[Minkyung] Oh, my.
A FLAWLESSLY ex*cuted DANCE
BURSTING WITH ENERGY
SHOCKED
THIS IS QUEEN GABEE
Thank you.
-Wait.
-Thank you.
I felt like I should show them.
-Usiel...
-You danced in Mexico.
Wow.
-[Gabee] Thank you.
-So cool.
After I danced, I actually got so worried.
I should've done better,
but I was so tired by then.
-Dancing with altitude sickness...
-Yes.
I have to show them that I'm a dancer
and they have to be able to accept it.
CHEERING
[Daniella in Spanish] I was so surprised.
She said she wasn't good at dancing,
but she was actually really good.
I had no idea she was so good at dancing.
[Haeri] She only danced Zumba
with her before.
She fooled me.
She's so good at dancing.
She was perfect.
[Defconn in Korean] It was her first time,
so her family was surprised.
THE TEACHER SMILES
-[Haeri] What?
-[Dex] What?
[in Spanish] I noticed
when we started to warm up.
She is clearly a dancer.
I can tell by the way she dances,
how she interprets the music.
[in Korean] He must've known.
[teacher in Spanish] So I was inspired,
and I wanted to dance along too.
Do you want to see our dance?
[in Korean] What is it?
-He'll show her their dance?
-Sure.
JUST THEN, SOMEONE ENTERS THE ACADEMY
[Haeri] What?
[Gabee] He brought a friend.
SOMEONE WHO WAS WATCHING USIEL DANCE
[hosts] What?
THE TEACHER'S CREW
-What?
-Wow.
-It seems like things are getting tense.
-You make everything into a competition.
[Gabee] It was so tense.
[chuckles] It was a battle.
[in English] This is competition.
[in Korean] Completely.
You bring competition everywhere.
Yes. Wherever she goes.
-On the first day...
-[Haeri] Yes.
ON HER FIRST DAY AT GARIBALDI SQUARE
THE STANDOFF LASTED FOR A WHILE
Is it getting serious?
-She brings competition everywhere.
-[laughing]
She likes competing.
-I'm looking forward to this.
-[Defconn] This is about pride.
A FREESTYLE BATTLE
WITH THE DANCERS' PRIDE ON THE LINE
[Gabee] B-boying.
B-boying!
KEEPING HIM IN CHECK?
[Haeri] His footwork...
[Gabee] You show them what you got.
Gosh, he's strong.
DOMINATING WITH SPECTACULAR MOVES
GABEE IS NEXT
[Dex] There she goes.
GOOD AT CREATING CHOREOGRAPHY
AND WINNING BATTLES
TIME TO LET HERSELF GO
STARTING OFF WITH WAACKING
[Haeri] Waacking. Wow.
PROVOKING
[in English] This is competition.
BREAKING DOWN THE BEAT
-Wow.
-Oh, my.
-She just let herself go.
-[Defconn] She is immersed.
COME ON!
HE TAKES OVER THE STAGE
AS IF HE WAS WAITING FOR IT
FULL BODY WAVE
ELECTRIFIED
[Minkyung] How does he do that?
RELAXED SMILE
[hosts] Wow!
[Gabee] Daniella did it too.
[Minkyung] Cute!
TRYING HARD
[Haeri] Cute.
[Defconn] Cute.
[in English] Go, Dani. Go, Dani.
Go, Dani. Go, Dani. Go, Dani.
PROUD
MUSIC CHANGE
Let's go!
[Gabee in Korean] I think Daniella
is just naturally talented.
She has long arms, so she looked very cool
when she danced.
I thought, "This family
has the blood of a true dancer
running through their veins."
THE ONE WITH THE DNA ENTERS
-Mom is here.
-Mom Zumba!
-Zumba.
-Zumba.
[Gabee] Trot dance.
Trot dance is really hard.
EVERYONE TROTTING
I don't know.
-Dad is good too.
-[Defconn] He's dancing.
Dad is really good.
Dad, you're good.
-Won't he do the iguana dance?
-[Defconn] He should do it.
He should do the iguana dance.
TROTTING INSTEAD OF THE IGUANA DANCE TODAY
IT STARTED OFF AS A BATTLE,
BUT NOW THEY'RE ALL JUST DANCING
[in Spanish] Mexicans have music
in their soul.
Music is happiness people feel.
When you listen to music you really like,
you just dance.
[in Korean] When music starts,
people here just get excited.
Like they did in Garibaldi Square,
and where we had
the performance yesterday,
they love it as soon as the music plays.
I could feel that
they were very serious about dancing.
They love dancing.
MEXICANS LOVE MUSIC AND DANCING
It started as a battle
but finished with unity.
-[Defconn] Yes.
-[Minkyung] Yes.
I think singing and dancing
transcend language.
Yes.
Teacher.
Please take good care of Dani.
You have to teach her
the coolest dance moves in the city, okay?
[in Spanish] Don't worry.
-[Gabee in Spanish] Thank you.
-[in Korean] Since you're a dancer,
you danced your heart out in Mexico.
[in Korean] Yes.
USIEL ENTERS A RACE
-[Gabee] It's finally the third day.
-[Defconn] Third day. Soapbox race.
[Gabee] It's finally the day
of the soapbox race.
FINALLY THE DAY OF THE RACE
THE PARK HAS TRANSFORMED INTO A RACETRACK
You ride a non-motorized car down a slope
and have to overcome obstacles
to finish the race.
That is the track.
-There are a lot.
-It's long.
-It's quite long.
-[Defconn] Yes.
-It's so open.
-[Defconn] It's broadcast live worldwide.
-It's a big event.
-[Defconn] Yes.
TRULY A BIG EVENT
FINISH LINE
FOURTH OBSTACLE
INTENSE HEAT
[Haeri] There are a lot of people.
[Defconn] The car design is all different.
THE RACE STARTS NOW
ANOTHER HIGHLIGHT OF THIS COMPETITION
[Defconn laughing]
[Haeri] Cute.
-[Defconn] Wow.
-[Haeri] They prepared a lot.
MEXICO GEEK CHIC
A WILD CONCEPT EXTRAVAGANZA
WRESTLING
-It's a festival for attention seekers.
-[Gabee] Yes.
-They want attention.
-[Gabee] It's a party.
Who craves more attention.
THE OUTFITS ARE ALL SO UNIQUE
THERE IS A LOT TO SEE AT THE SOAPBOX RACE
[Defconn] It must be fun to see
all those unique costumes.
THEY MOVE THE CART THEY MADE
TO THE WAITING ZONE
THE PARTICIPANTS ARE WAITING
THEY MUST WEIGH THE CART BEFORE THE RACE
We have to weigh the cart before racing.
-You have to weigh it?
-Yes.
-There is a weight limit?
-Yes.
-[Defconn] Really?
-Must be because of the safety.
ONCE THEY PASS THE WEIGHT CHECK,
THEY WAIT IN LINE
[Gabee] There are a lot of carts.
[Defconn] Not bad.
AFTER REHEARSAL LAST NIGHT
THE MEMBERS ARE
PUTTING ON THE FINISHING TOUCHES
THEY DECORATE WITH LOVE
[Dex] It has become very colorful.
TEAM SANGRE FEDERAL
ACCORDION CART IS DONE
[band in Spanish] Friends!
THEY ALSO REHEARSE THE PERFORMANCE
[Minkyung] Nice.
ALL THAT'S LEFT IS THE WEIGHT CHECK
[man in Spanish] Next.
Please weigh your cart.
[Defconn in Korean] They're weighing it.
[Gabee in Korean] We're going to weigh it.
-[Defconn] It can't be over 80 kg.
-[Gabee] Yes.
We're weighing our cart?
Wow.
THEY PUT THE CART ON THE SCALE
-Do you see the scale?
-There it is.
It's like the one I have.
THEY WEIGH IT IN AN ANALOG WAY
They measure the weight
in a really primitive way.
FOUR SCALES
Wow.
-[Defconn] It could be broken.
-It was a bit ridiculous.
I thought this was the scale.
[man in Spanish] Put your cart up.
[Gabee in Korean] Okay.
Okay.
Yes.
-[man in Spanish] Oh, my God.
-[Gabee in Korean] What...
IS THERE A PROBLEM?
Let go. We have to let go.
[in Spanish] How many kilograms
is it over there?
Fifty-one.
-[Defconn in Korean] Fifty-one? One side?
-[man in Spanish] Sixty.
-[in Korean] What?
-What?
HE'S SHAKING HIS HEAD?
-Do they have to get rid of the wheel?
-The left and right is over 100 kg.
Why?
-[in English] It's too heavy.
-Heavy?
The limit is 80.
BUT YOURS IS 220
-[in Korean] What?
-It's 220 kg?
I took down the helmet to no avail.
[all laughing]
[man in Spanish] You can't enter
the race with this cart.
[Gabee in Korean] Really?
[man in Spanish] It's 220 kg
and has no break.
It's the biggest size yet.
[in Korean] We didn't know.
-They must not have known.
-No.
It's three times the limit, right?
[woman in Spanish] The limit is 80 kg,
but this car is 220.
[in Korean] Can't you take some stuff off?
-[man in Spanish] It's way over.
-[Defconn in Korean] How can they?
What now?
WILL THEY NOT BE ABLE TO PARTICIPATE?
-You dragged the cart all the way...
-Wait.
-What's going on?
-...to the soapbox race,
and now they're saying you can't enter.
We were devastated.
You won't be able to perform too.
-We won't.
-What?
-Didn't they look at the manual?
-[laughing]
[Haeri] They didn't.
They just made it.
-The materials must've cost a lot.
-They just made it using thick plywood.
Wouldn't it be better to just add
an engine and make it a car?
[Haeri] Why not just drive?
-[Defconn] In South America...
-[Haeri] You could've driven it.
...they make their own cars.
And if it's under 80 kg,
and you don't need a break.
-Oh!
-If it is between 80 to 100,
-you need a break.
-[Defconn] Of course.
[Haeri] Because of the weight.
-[Gabee] Yes.
-So it's 220 kg
-and has no breaks?
-Well, 220 kg is not even in the manual.
What's funny is that
everyone is just so innocent.
They made a 220 kg car.
They had no idea.
They were just so excited. It's so funny.
[Gabee] What do we do?
If it's too heavy, we can't enter?
[in Spanish] We have to get rid of half.
[Defconn in Korean]
They won't be able to do anything.
Let's just try.
The worst would be not entering at all.
Let's take out everything we can.
Let's do everything.
TAKING APART EVERYTHING
We even got rid of the floor.
Will we be able to enter the race?
THE SOAPBOX RACE BEGINS!
[Defconn in Korean]
The helmet is sliding down.
Their pants are sliding down.
[in Spanish] Go!
THE NORTEÑO GOES FORWARD
-[in Korean] Oh!
-Oh!
[Defconn] The wheel broke.
-It's not moving.
-[Minkyung] It's over.
[Gabee] I was scared because everything
we worked for could go down the drain.
EIGHTH GABRIEL
Hello. I'm Jennie.
-[Defconn] Jennie!
-[all cheering]
[Haeri] Wow, it's so pretty.
-[Defconn] Wow.
-[Haeri] So pretty.
IN ITALY
[Minkyung] A bed and breakfast!
A PRIVATE BED AND BREAKFAST
[Haeri] It suits her so well.
A YOUNG OWNER RUNS THE PLACE
My name is Maria.
-I was the owner of a B&B.
-[Minkyung] You're the owner?
-Maria.
-[in English] Yes?
[woman] Maria.
-[woman 1] Maria.
-[woman 2] Maria.
[in English] Yes?
-[woman 3] Maria.
-[woman 4] Maria.
Okay.
-[Defconn] You became a B&B owner.
-[Jennie in Korean] It's not easy.
[Minkyung] You did so much work.
[in English] I'm Maria. Nice to meet you.
FARMING, COOKING, SERVING, PICK-UP
[in Korean] You even pick up guests?
[Jennie] There is so much to do.
-[in English] Quickly. Okay.
-[man in Italian] We're busy.
[Minkyung in Korean]
Did they recognize her?
[man in English] Why does it feel like
I've seen you somewhere?
-[Minkyung in Korean] Oh, my.
-[Haeri] Really?
And I had a mental breakdown right then.
[Defconn] Wait.
They can't know who you are.
MARIA'S B&B COMING SOON
My name is Gabriel
My name is Gabriel
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01x12 - Episode 12
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The life of another person will start now. For 72 hours, live the actual lives of strangers.
The life of another person will start now. For 72 hours, live the actual lives of strangers.