WEBVTT 00:01:07.025 --> 00:01:07.985 Yes! 00:01:08.068 --> 00:01:09.528 Again? 00:01:09.611 --> 00:01:10.779 You won again? 00:01:13.657 --> 00:01:15.367 -Call. -I'll take these away for you. 00:01:16.243 --> 00:01:17.995 -Hang on. -Oh, thank you. 00:01:18.996 --> 00:01:20.080 Lighter! 00:01:20.163 --> 00:01:21.415 Lighter! 00:01:22.291 --> 00:01:23.166 Okay. 00:01:23.875 --> 00:01:25.168 Patron number four. 00:01:26.044 --> 00:01:28.130 Patron number four, your coffee is ready. 00:01:30.549 --> 00:01:33.343 What will be the fourth lucky number? 00:01:33.885 --> 00:01:35.345 The fourth lucky number is… 00:01:35.429 --> 00:01:37.139 Number 38. 00:01:37.222 --> 00:01:38.640 Yes! 00:01:41.184 --> 00:01:42.519 We will continue and draw 00:01:42.602 --> 00:01:44.438 -the fifth number. -I have 18. Jeez. 00:01:44.521 --> 00:01:45.856 And the fifth number is… 00:01:47.482 --> 00:01:49.276 Number nine. 00:01:49.985 --> 00:01:52.904 -I have it. Number nine. -Let me read off the numbers again. 00:01:52.988 --> 00:01:56.575 Gosh, I had a dream last night that I’d get lucky. 00:01:56.658 --> 00:01:58.577 I guess it meant nothing. 00:01:58.660 --> 00:02:00.162 These are the numbers so far. 00:02:00.245 --> 00:02:03.707 For the last number of the 1,011th lottery. 00:02:04.416 --> 00:02:05.959 The sixth lucky number is… 00:02:07.961 --> 00:02:11.340 The last ball will be drawn any moment now. 00:02:11.423 --> 00:02:13.467 The sixth lucky number is… 00:02:20.849 --> 00:02:24.394 The sixth lucky number is number 26! 00:02:24.478 --> 00:02:26.188 Number 26, the sixth lucky number! 00:02:26.271 --> 00:02:28.899 -Jeez, five thousand won. -We're drawing the bonus ball 00:02:28.982 --> 00:02:30.025 for second place. 00:02:30.108 --> 00:02:32.194 The bonus ball is number 42! 00:02:32.277 --> 00:02:33.195 No way! 00:02:35.197 --> 00:02:38.033 -The numbers are all in. -What? 00:02:38.116 --> 00:02:40.869 All right. The lucky numbers of the 1,011th lottery draw 00:02:40.952 --> 00:02:43.747 -are numbers one, thirty-five, twelve, -What is going on? 00:02:43.830 --> 00:02:47.250 thirty-eight, nine, and twenty-six. 00:02:47.334 --> 00:02:51.129 And the number of the bonus ball for second place is 42. 00:02:54.549 --> 00:02:56.843 -First place! -First place! 00:02:56.927 --> 00:02:59.262 First place! 00:03:00.055 --> 00:03:03.225 First place! 00:03:03.809 --> 00:03:04.976 First place! 00:03:05.060 --> 00:03:05.936 First place! 00:03:06.019 --> 00:03:07.854 Life really can change overnight! 00:03:10.941 --> 00:03:12.109 First place! 00:03:13.360 --> 00:03:20.283 CASE 11: MR. SALT, MS. PEPPER, AND ATTORNEY SOY SAUCE 00:03:42.558 --> 00:03:44.810 Hey, Attorney Woo. 00:03:48.956 --> 00:03:50.416 What are you doing here? 00:03:53.002 --> 00:03:54.253 I wanted to see you. 00:03:54.962 --> 00:03:55.797 What? 00:03:57.632 --> 00:04:00.218 I waited here because I wanted to see you. 00:04:02.261 --> 00:04:04.388 Then you should have called me over. 00:04:04.472 --> 00:04:06.516 I almost walked right past you. 00:04:06.599 --> 00:04:07.892 Well… 00:04:08.601 --> 00:04:12.563 I waited to see you and I did. 00:04:12.647 --> 00:04:14.899 I see. So that's all you needed? 00:04:15.817 --> 00:04:18.736 I can see your desk from the window of my office. 00:04:18.820 --> 00:04:21.489 I got curious because you hadn't come even though 00:04:21.572 --> 00:04:22.990 it was 12 minutes past the usual time you arrive. 00:04:29.956 --> 00:04:31.123 Hello. 00:04:31.207 --> 00:04:32.583 Yes, Attorney Woo. 00:04:32.667 --> 00:04:34.877 Come up to the conference room on the 17th floor. 00:04:34.961 --> 00:04:36.879 We have a client meeting about a new case. 00:04:36.963 --> 00:04:37.922 Yes, okay. 00:04:42.510 --> 00:04:43.386 I… 00:04:43.469 --> 00:04:44.554 You have to go? 00:04:45.638 --> 00:04:47.932 -Yes. -I'll see you at lunch then? 00:04:49.850 --> 00:04:50.977 Yes. 00:05:19.964 --> 00:05:22.758 Attorney Woo, is it manageable? 00:05:23.384 --> 00:05:24.302 Sorry? 00:05:24.927 --> 00:05:26.178 Is it manageable? 00:05:28.306 --> 00:05:32.018 Is what manageable? 00:05:32.101 --> 00:05:33.019 What? 00:05:35.980 --> 00:05:37.189 Well… 00:05:38.024 --> 00:05:40.359 I was wondering if anything was bothering you. 00:05:40.443 --> 00:05:41.360 Well… 00:05:42.903 --> 00:05:48.284 I do have concerns, but I can't tell you because it's personal. 00:05:52.246 --> 00:05:53.789 Personal? 00:05:54.415 --> 00:05:55.499 What is it? 00:05:58.169 --> 00:06:02.715 The concerns of a Hanbada attorney are the concerns of Hanbada as a whole. 00:06:02.798 --> 00:06:05.635 They are also my concerns as CEO. 00:06:06.761 --> 00:06:08.804 It's okay. You can talk to me. 00:06:17.813 --> 00:06:20.441 When you kiss, you have to open your mouth 00:06:20.524 --> 00:06:22.151 so that your front teeth don't knock against each other. 00:06:22.234 --> 00:06:23.861 But it's hard to breathe like that. 00:06:23.945 --> 00:06:27.740 I'm concerned about whether or not there is a way to kiss 00:06:27.823 --> 00:06:29.450 and breathe at the same time. 00:06:34.038 --> 00:06:35.164 I see. 00:06:39.710 --> 00:06:41.671 That is your concern. 00:06:49.971 --> 00:06:52.390 Excuse me, where's the conference room? 00:06:52.473 --> 00:06:53.891 It's up the stairs. 00:06:53.975 --> 00:06:55.184 Thank you. 00:06:55.267 --> 00:06:57.353 -You can put me down now. -Jeez, just stay put. 00:06:57.436 --> 00:06:59.689 -You have to go up the stairs. -So what? 00:06:59.772 --> 00:07:02.066 -You're going to break your back. -The firm… 00:07:04.276 --> 00:07:05.653 is a bit weird. 00:07:05.736 --> 00:07:08.489 -My back's fine. -I'm not fine with it. 00:07:08.572 --> 00:07:10.199 Is it this one? No, it's not. 00:07:11.075 --> 00:07:12.451 Where could it be? 00:07:13.786 --> 00:07:14.787 Isn't it that one? 00:07:16.288 --> 00:07:18.833 Gosh, it's nice here. 00:07:21.002 --> 00:07:22.878 Is it this one? It is. 00:07:22.962 --> 00:07:25.339 -Now put me down. -The floor is cold. 00:07:25.423 --> 00:07:27.508 Stay there until I put you down in a chair. 00:07:27.591 --> 00:07:29.593 Gosh, this is so embarrassing. 00:07:31.012 --> 00:07:32.054 Yes, come in. 00:07:33.180 --> 00:07:34.598 -Hello. -Hi. 00:07:34.682 --> 00:07:35.850 Hello. 00:07:35.933 --> 00:07:37.476 Attorney Woo, come in. 00:07:41.605 --> 00:07:44.400 You're an attorney too. 00:07:44.483 --> 00:07:46.569 Yes, hello. I'm Woo Young-woo. 00:07:47.194 --> 00:07:49.113 Whether it's read straight or flipped, it's still Woo Young-woo. 00:07:49.196 --> 00:07:51.824 Kayak, deed, rotator, noon, racecar, Woo Young-woo. 00:07:51.907 --> 00:07:55.828 Are you unwell? Should I see if there's a wheelchair you can use? 00:07:55.911 --> 00:07:56.871 No. 00:07:56.954 --> 00:08:00.041 This is my wife, and one of her heels broke off on our way here. 00:08:00.124 --> 00:08:02.710 -I told you to put me down. -I said the floor is cold. 00:08:02.793 --> 00:08:05.546 -Please take a seat over here. -Thank you. 00:08:05.629 --> 00:08:06.547 Thank you. 00:08:07.715 --> 00:08:09.050 -Be careful. -Okay. 00:08:09.759 --> 00:08:14.096 My wife wore heels to visit you, 00:08:14.680 --> 00:08:16.182 but they were so worn 00:08:16.766 --> 00:08:19.143 that one broke right off on our way here. 00:08:19.935 --> 00:08:21.812 I can't even buy her a new pair of heels. 00:08:21.896 --> 00:08:24.648 All I've done is give her a hard time. 00:08:24.732 --> 00:08:27.568 It's because I usually don't have an occasion to wear heels. 00:08:28.360 --> 00:08:29.904 -Sit. -Yes, take a seat. 00:08:29.987 --> 00:08:31.322 Yes, thank you. 00:08:32.615 --> 00:08:35.284 It's nice to see how you care for your wife. 00:08:35.367 --> 00:08:38.746 You are like a pair of mandarin ducks. 00:08:39.997 --> 00:08:41.791 Gosh, please. 00:08:41.874 --> 00:08:45.252 Since I don't make a lot of money, the least I can do is be good to her. 00:08:45.920 --> 00:08:48.881 But actually, mandarin ducks are not that loving to each other. 00:08:48.964 --> 00:08:51.467 During the mating period, the male mandarin duck 00:08:51.550 --> 00:08:53.219 stays with the female and builds a nest together. 00:08:53.302 --> 00:08:55.930 But once that period is over, the male leaves for another female, 00:08:56.013 --> 00:08:58.974 leaving the female mandarin duck to raise the babies on her own. 00:09:01.727 --> 00:09:03.187 What brings you here? 00:09:03.270 --> 00:09:04.438 Right. 00:09:04.522 --> 00:09:08.734 Recently, two other people and I pooled our money and bought lottery tickets. 00:09:09.276 --> 00:09:12.905 And we promised to split it evenly if any of us won. 00:09:13.781 --> 00:09:18.160 And one of us actually did win first place. 00:09:18.244 --> 00:09:19.829 Gosh, that's amazing! 00:09:19.912 --> 00:09:21.080 "Gosh, that's amazing." 00:09:21.163 --> 00:09:22.289 Amazing, right? 00:09:22.373 --> 00:09:23.624 It sure is amazing, but… 00:09:24.959 --> 00:09:28.796 Men become fools in the face of money. 00:09:29.713 --> 00:09:31.674 The bastard who won first place 00:09:32.758 --> 00:09:34.301 suddenly went off the grid. 00:09:35.094 --> 00:09:37.596 So I went to his house. 00:09:37.680 --> 00:09:41.267 But he said he never made such a promise. 00:09:41.350 --> 00:09:42.643 He was completely shameless. 00:09:43.352 --> 00:09:45.396 He said he won't share a single penny. 00:09:46.230 --> 00:09:50.776 Did you only talk about promising to divide the prize? 00:09:50.860 --> 00:09:55.823 Did you not put what you promised in writing or record it? 00:09:56.782 --> 00:09:59.952 No, nothing like that. We only talked about it. 00:10:00.035 --> 00:10:04.039 Then it won't be easy to prove that the promise was made. 00:10:04.123 --> 00:10:07.293 If you don't mind me asking, how do the three of you know each other? 00:10:10.212 --> 00:10:11.255 Well… 00:10:11.338 --> 00:10:14.925 They're his gambling buddies. 00:10:15.593 --> 00:10:17.011 -Gambling? -Gambling? 00:10:17.094 --> 00:10:18.345 Yes. 00:10:19.138 --> 00:10:20.890 I frequented gambling houses. 00:10:21.515 --> 00:10:23.225 The lottery tickets were also bought with the stakes. 00:10:23.309 --> 00:10:26.687 You're talking about illegal gambling houses, right? 00:10:27.730 --> 00:10:28.898 Yes. 00:10:29.899 --> 00:10:32.526 Would that be some kind of an issue? 00:10:34.904 --> 00:10:36.822 Yes, it could be an issue. 00:10:36.906 --> 00:10:40.200 Especially the part about how the ticket was bought with gambling money. 00:10:40.284 --> 00:10:43.662 As you know, gambling is an illegal act that goes against the social order. 00:10:44.204 --> 00:10:47.583 So the court may consider the promise itself to be invalid. 00:10:48.459 --> 00:10:50.961 What kind of law is that? 00:10:51.045 --> 00:10:52.838 Gambling and a promise are two different matters. 00:10:52.922 --> 00:10:55.925 "Article 103 of the Civil Law. A juristic act that can be described 00:10:56.008 --> 00:10:59.637 as contrary to good morals and other social order shall be null and void." 00:10:59.720 --> 00:11:02.640 According to this law, you don't have to pay off gambling debts. 00:11:02.723 --> 00:11:05.976 Gambling itself is an illegal act that goes against the social order, 00:11:06.060 --> 00:11:09.480 so the law does not protect the promise to pay off gambling debts. 00:11:09.563 --> 00:11:13.067 The lottery prize is over 6.2 billion won. 00:11:13.150 --> 00:11:14.944 Even after taxes, it's 4.2 billion. 00:11:15.027 --> 00:11:17.571 If we split it 3 ways, my cut is 1.4 billion. 00:11:18.238 --> 00:11:21.784 I'll bring the other person who didn't get his share to Hanbada. 00:11:22.534 --> 00:11:25.913 If you represent us together, it would be a lawsuit worth over 2.8 billion. 00:11:25.996 --> 00:11:27.706 I can't pay you at the moment, 00:11:28.332 --> 00:11:30.084 but as soon as we win the trial… 00:11:30.167 --> 00:11:31.502 What was it? 00:11:32.211 --> 00:11:33.045 The… 00:11:33.128 --> 00:11:34.797 -The contingency fee! -Right! 00:11:34.880 --> 00:11:36.840 I'll pay you plenty! 00:11:36.924 --> 00:11:40.302 Well, it's not about the commission fee. 00:11:40.386 --> 00:11:46.433 As I said, I'm just letting you know that this case may not even be legally valid. 00:11:46.517 --> 00:11:50.062 Then can't we say that the lottery tickets were not purchased with the stakes? 00:11:50.145 --> 00:11:51.230 -Excuse me? -Excuse me? 00:11:51.313 --> 00:11:54.316 I mean, the other friend and I can agree to say-- 00:11:54.400 --> 00:11:56.610 Are you saying you're going to lie? 00:11:56.694 --> 00:11:58.028 In court? 00:11:58.612 --> 00:11:59.780 You can't! 00:12:04.451 --> 00:12:07.121 My husband isn't into gambling because he likes it. 00:12:07.204 --> 00:12:09.498 He's actually a very diligent person. 00:12:09.581 --> 00:12:11.208 After we got married, 00:12:11.291 --> 00:12:13.961 he opened up an internet cafe, but lost all our money 00:12:14.044 --> 00:12:15.754 because he was conned by his partner. 00:12:15.838 --> 00:12:18.382 That's when he started gambling to make up for it. 00:12:18.465 --> 00:12:21.093 You saw how he carried me on his back here, right? 00:12:21.176 --> 00:12:25.472 He might be a gambler, but he's a good husband to me 00:12:26.015 --> 00:12:28.225 and a sweet dad to our kids. 00:12:28.308 --> 00:12:29.810 Yes, it seems so. 00:12:29.893 --> 00:12:31.395 But as I said-- 00:12:31.478 --> 00:12:35.149 Attorney Jung, we have a connection. 00:12:35.941 --> 00:12:39.945 You're the son of the acquaintance of my third aunt's friend. 00:12:40.029 --> 00:12:45.659 Yes, I heard that you are the niece of my mother's acquaintance's friend. 00:12:45.743 --> 00:12:49.663 I really need the 1.4 billion won. 00:12:50.456 --> 00:12:52.875 My husband and I have been married for 15 years. 00:12:52.958 --> 00:12:55.753 Our kids are 13 and 11 already. 00:12:55.836 --> 00:13:00.174 We've never had a proper house, so we’ve always been moving around, 00:13:00.841 --> 00:13:03.635 living on what I make from my gimbap shop. 00:13:04.428 --> 00:13:07.473 Given my unfortunate life, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. 00:13:07.556 --> 00:13:08.432 Please. 00:13:08.974 --> 00:13:10.309 Please… 00:13:10.392 --> 00:13:12.269 Please help my family. 00:13:17.107 --> 00:13:18.525 Please, help us. 00:13:27.409 --> 00:13:29.411 Here's your seaweed sushi. 00:13:30.079 --> 00:13:31.372 Thank you. 00:13:34.041 --> 00:13:36.126 Is Su-yeon doing well? 00:13:36.919 --> 00:13:37.878 What? 00:13:37.961 --> 00:13:38.921 Jeez. 00:13:39.004 --> 00:13:42.424 Do you have no pride? Why would you ask about someone who ran away from you? 00:13:44.009 --> 00:13:47.012 Su-yeon ran away? 00:13:48.013 --> 00:13:50.432 You didn't hear about the blind date from the angel? 00:13:51.100 --> 00:13:52.976 All she said was that it didn't work out. 00:13:53.060 --> 00:13:54.103 That's it? 00:13:54.603 --> 00:13:56.730 Gosh, she's a good person. 00:13:56.814 --> 00:13:58.816 She's a real angel. 00:13:58.899 --> 00:14:00.984 She didn't expose Hairy's atrocious behavior. 00:14:01.610 --> 00:14:03.070 -"Atrocious behavior"? -Yes. 00:14:03.153 --> 00:14:06.907 Apparently, the first thing he said to her was "I'm Kim Min-sickly prickly." 00:14:06.990 --> 00:14:09.410 Jeez, anyone would've gone nuts! 00:14:09.493 --> 00:14:11.078 Were you possessed by the spirit of a lame dad? 00:14:11.161 --> 00:14:14.373 He cracked dad jokes, thinking he was so funny. 00:14:14.456 --> 00:14:17.251 I mean, I'm usually not like that. 00:14:17.793 --> 00:14:20.462 But I guess I was particularly nervous that day. 00:14:20.546 --> 00:14:22.214 "Dad jokes"? 00:14:22.923 --> 00:14:24.758 Hairy, tell me what you said that day. 00:14:25.801 --> 00:14:27.136 Well… 00:14:27.803 --> 00:14:30.139 "Orange" you glad you came out tonight? 00:14:30.722 --> 00:14:31.640 And? 00:14:31.723 --> 00:14:33.600 I'll go with the gorgonzola cheese pizza, hoping it'll be "grate." 00:14:34.268 --> 00:14:35.102 And? 00:14:35.185 --> 00:14:37.020 If you eat bananas, will you find me "a-peeling"? 00:14:37.104 --> 00:14:39.106 Absolutely nuts! 00:14:39.189 --> 00:14:41.859 Jeez. You're so frustrating. 00:14:41.942 --> 00:14:43.152 Right. 00:14:44.236 --> 00:14:47.364 Are these jokes that use words with similar pronunciations? 00:14:47.906 --> 00:14:50.242 I think they're funny. 00:14:50.826 --> 00:14:53.036 -Seriously? -Really? 00:14:54.538 --> 00:14:56.999 I see. 00:14:57.791 --> 00:15:00.711 Then the food jokes were the problem, right? 00:15:00.794 --> 00:15:02.254 The angel is an attorney. 00:15:02.337 --> 00:15:04.840 So you should have made attorney jokes to an attorney. 00:15:06.008 --> 00:15:07.301 "Attorney jokes"? 00:15:08.093 --> 00:15:09.094 All right. 00:15:09.178 --> 00:15:13.432 The thread and the needle were fighting and the police arrested the thread. 00:15:13.932 --> 00:15:15.350 Do you know why? 00:15:15.434 --> 00:15:16.435 No. 00:15:17.019 --> 00:15:18.061 Because the needle 00:15:18.812 --> 00:15:19.730 sewed the thread. 00:15:20.772 --> 00:15:22.274 -"Sewed"? -Yes. 00:15:23.734 --> 00:15:24.902 I get it! 00:15:25.444 --> 00:15:26.612 Sued! 00:15:28.655 --> 00:15:29.698 It's funny, right? 00:15:29.781 --> 00:15:32.117 Ma'am… 00:15:32.951 --> 00:15:35.454 Eight vowels, eleven consonants, an exclamation mark, 00:15:35.537 --> 00:15:37.456 and a comma appeared in court today. 00:15:37.539 --> 00:15:38.499 Because… 00:15:39.041 --> 00:15:41.001 they are due to be sentenced next week. 00:15:44.421 --> 00:15:46.340 "Sentenced next week"? 00:15:48.217 --> 00:15:49.051 I get it! 00:15:51.053 --> 00:15:52.971 "Sentenced next week." 00:15:57.309 --> 00:15:58.810 You should have used this! 00:15:58.894 --> 00:16:01.063 -I should have. -Seriously. 00:16:01.146 --> 00:16:03.690 What a shame. 00:16:03.774 --> 00:16:05.609 -More. -More? 00:16:05.692 --> 00:16:06.944 -There's no more. -What? 00:16:07.444 --> 00:16:09.112 He probably doesn't have more. 00:16:18.288 --> 00:16:19.498 JONG-GWON 00:16:30.217 --> 00:16:32.219 Hi, Jong-gwon. 00:16:32.302 --> 00:16:34.596 Hi, Su-yeon. Can you step out for a second? 00:16:35.347 --> 00:16:38.016 -What? -I'm outside your firm. 00:16:38.100 --> 00:16:40.102 Step outside real quick and let me see you. 00:16:40.185 --> 00:16:41.186 Right. 00:16:41.270 --> 00:16:42.563 I'll be right down. 00:17:04.334 --> 00:17:06.587 What are you doing here? This was unexpected. 00:17:06.670 --> 00:17:08.380 And what's that behind your back? 00:17:08.463 --> 00:17:10.882 I have something in my right hand and my left hand. 00:17:10.966 --> 00:17:11.925 Which one do you want to see first? 00:17:14.177 --> 00:17:15.512 Left hand? 00:17:16.638 --> 00:17:18.682 It's a "good-for-your-body cocktail." 00:17:19.933 --> 00:17:21.518 A "good-for-your-body cocktail"? 00:17:21.602 --> 00:17:23.812 You said you felt a cold coming. 00:17:23.895 --> 00:17:26.023 I was just going to make you honey water, 00:17:26.106 --> 00:17:28.108 but I ended up adding things that are good for the body. 00:17:28.191 --> 00:17:30.694 You can call it honey water with lemon, yuzu, 00:17:30.777 --> 00:17:33.697 lime, mint, cinnamon, and turmeric. 00:17:34.281 --> 00:17:38.035 Honey water with lemon, yuzu, lime, mint, cinnamon, and turmeric? 00:17:40.245 --> 00:17:41.830 -How does it taste? -Taste? 00:17:42.414 --> 00:17:44.207 Well, it's awful. 00:17:45.876 --> 00:17:47.753 It's just like medicine. 00:17:47.836 --> 00:17:49.296 I'll enjoy it even if it tastes awful. 00:17:50.005 --> 00:17:51.256 What's in your right hand? 00:17:51.340 --> 00:17:52.591 In my right hand… 00:17:58.555 --> 00:18:00.432 I don't really know its exact name. 00:18:00.515 --> 00:18:01.725 It's called marigold, French marigold, 00:18:01.808 --> 00:18:04.853 or calendula, but I just bought it because I like the meaning of it. 00:18:06.313 --> 00:18:07.522 What does it mean? 00:18:08.273 --> 00:18:11.902 "Happiness that will surely come." 00:18:16.740 --> 00:18:18.158 It's so pretty. 00:18:18.241 --> 00:18:20.952 If you put it in water, it will bloom in about three days. 00:18:23.914 --> 00:18:25.415 Watch your head. 00:18:29.294 --> 00:18:31.296 Hello. Can we go in? 00:18:37.094 --> 00:18:38.345 Come in. 00:18:47.335 --> 00:18:48.336 Over here. 00:18:50.596 --> 00:18:52.348 I'll get straight to the point. 00:18:52.431 --> 00:18:56.477 Do you remember the day you went on that errand to buy lottery tickets? 00:18:58.688 --> 00:19:04.152 Park Seong-nam, Yun Jae-won, and I pooled our stakes together and asked you 00:19:05.194 --> 00:19:06.821 to go buy some lottery tickets. 00:19:06.904 --> 00:19:09.365 Yes, you won first place that night. 00:19:09.448 --> 00:19:10.533 Yes, right. 00:19:10.616 --> 00:19:16.956 Did you hear how we promised to split the prize? 00:19:17.748 --> 00:19:18.749 Yes. 00:19:19.667 --> 00:19:20.960 I heard you say, 00:19:21.752 --> 00:19:23.546 "If one of us wins, 00:19:23.629 --> 00:19:26.716 we'll split it evenly no matter what." 00:19:28.009 --> 00:19:29.135 Evenly? 00:19:29.218 --> 00:19:30.136 Yes. 00:19:30.219 --> 00:19:32.054 There were three of them, so three ways. 00:19:32.680 --> 00:19:36.225 Can you testify what you just said in court? 00:19:36.309 --> 00:19:37.351 What? 00:19:37.435 --> 00:19:39.854 Testify in court? 00:19:39.937 --> 00:19:41.147 No. 00:19:41.230 --> 00:19:44.901 There's not much to it. All you have to do is repeat what you just said. 00:19:44.984 --> 00:19:47.320 I've never done something like that before. 00:19:47.904 --> 00:19:50.531 -Things are busy here too, so I… -No, wait! 00:19:51.157 --> 00:19:54.911 Hey. There are billions on the line and you're worried about this place? 00:19:58.331 --> 00:19:59.707 Please help me. 00:19:59.790 --> 00:20:00.875 If you testify, 00:20:01.375 --> 00:20:04.170 I'll give you a lot of money, enough for you to quit this job. 00:20:04.253 --> 00:20:07.048 What? You can't give him a lot of money. 00:20:07.131 --> 00:20:10.509 Agreeing to provide travel expenses or excessive benefits that exceed 00:20:10.593 --> 00:20:12.929 the typical expenses makes that testimony invalid 00:20:13.012 --> 00:20:15.765 as it falls under the illegal acts contrary to social order. 00:20:15.848 --> 00:20:17.058 Attorney Woo! 00:20:18.142 --> 00:20:21.229 We came here to convince him together, right? 00:20:21.312 --> 00:20:24.190 And why can't I give him money? It's my money. 00:20:24.273 --> 00:20:27.693 It's not like I'm asking him to lie. I'm just asking him to tell the truth! 00:20:27.777 --> 00:20:28.986 You can't! 00:20:29.070 --> 00:20:31.614 Have you forgotten Article 103 of the Civil Law already? 00:20:31.697 --> 00:20:33.407 Jeez, Attorney Woo! 00:20:34.867 --> 00:20:38.287 You should know when to be flexible! 00:20:40.331 --> 00:20:43.000 -I have to get back to work now. -No, wait. 00:20:43.084 --> 00:20:44.210 Wait. 00:20:46.128 --> 00:20:48.130 Please testify for me. 00:20:48.965 --> 00:20:51.050 I'll give you enough for you to quit… 00:20:54.178 --> 00:20:56.555 I mean, even if it's not that, 00:20:57.515 --> 00:20:59.850 I'll return the favor, big time. 00:21:01.894 --> 00:21:04.689 Within the bounds of civil law. 00:21:05.731 --> 00:21:06.899 Nothing excessive. 00:21:09.735 --> 00:21:10.945 Nothing excessive. 00:21:20.329 --> 00:21:21.372 Jun-ho. 00:21:22.164 --> 00:21:23.124 Yes? 00:21:24.542 --> 00:21:26.168 What's wrong? 00:21:34.844 --> 00:21:37.221 She's been like that for a while now. She's freaking me out. 00:21:57.742 --> 00:21:58.868 Jun-ho. 00:21:59.493 --> 00:22:00.536 Yes. 00:22:00.619 --> 00:22:02.913 It's about the Jaejin Construction apartment defect lawsuit. 00:22:02.997 --> 00:22:03.831 Yes. 00:22:03.914 --> 00:22:07.001 How many credit transfer documents did they get from the residents? 00:22:07.084 --> 00:22:10.379 I think from around 400 households. 00:22:11.088 --> 00:22:12.965 Jeez, that's not even half. 00:22:13.049 --> 00:22:15.509 The resident representatives are working as fast as they can, 00:22:15.593 --> 00:22:17.720 but things aren't really moving ahead. 00:22:17.803 --> 00:22:19.513 We still have a long way to go. 00:22:21.515 --> 00:22:22.850 Why don't you get involved? 00:22:23.893 --> 00:22:25.895 I was actually planning to go tomorrow. 00:22:50.336 --> 00:22:54.006 The plaintiffs claim that there is an agreement between the defendant 00:22:54.090 --> 00:22:57.093 and the plaintiffs on the distribution of the lottery prize. 00:22:57.176 --> 00:23:01.013 However, the defendant denies the existence of such an agreement. 00:23:01.680 --> 00:23:03.599 Even if there is such an agreement, 00:23:04.308 --> 00:23:06.685 it is merely a light joke that was made 00:23:06.769 --> 00:23:11.065 while imagining the very rare situation of winning the lottery, 00:23:11.148 --> 00:23:13.359 not a legal act with validity. 00:23:13.442 --> 00:23:17.738 The defendant and the plaintiffs didn't even put the said agreement in writing 00:23:17.822 --> 00:23:22.493 nor did they specify the ranking of the lottery tickets that were to be divided. 00:23:23.494 --> 00:23:25.704 When the defendant won first place, 00:23:25.788 --> 00:23:29.834 Shin Il-su, one of the plaintiffs, also won fifth place. 00:23:29.917 --> 00:23:34.922 Now, which of the award money should be divided? 00:23:35.005 --> 00:23:37.216 Were any specific decisions made about this? 00:23:37.299 --> 00:23:38.342 What? 00:23:38.425 --> 00:23:39.426 Wait. 00:23:39.510 --> 00:23:42.179 Are you saying that it's a problem that we didn't split 5,000 won? 00:23:42.847 --> 00:23:45.683 I'll share it right now then. We'll split it right now. 00:23:45.766 --> 00:23:46.892 Hey, let's split this. 00:23:46.976 --> 00:23:49.520 Okay, 5,000 won. If you divide this by 3, how much is it? 00:23:49.603 --> 00:23:52.815 Well, 5 times 1 is 5, 5 times 2 is 10, 5 times 3 is 15. 1,500… 00:23:52.898 --> 00:23:54.066 What? No. 00:23:54.150 --> 00:23:56.902 To be exact, it's 1,666.6666-- 00:23:56.986 --> 00:23:59.780 I don't care how much it is. Let's just split it. 00:23:59.864 --> 00:24:02.992 -We'll split it in front of the judge. -I'll pay. 00:24:03.075 --> 00:24:05.828 -How many coins do you have? -Plaintiffs, what are you doing? 00:24:07.163 --> 00:24:08.289 Order. 00:24:09.331 --> 00:24:11.292 -Put that away. -Okay. 00:24:11.375 --> 00:24:13.085 -And take a seat. -Okay. 00:24:14.920 --> 00:24:16.172 Defendant's counselor. 00:24:16.755 --> 00:24:18.299 Do you have anything else to say? 00:24:18.382 --> 00:24:19.550 Yes, Your Honor. 00:24:20.301 --> 00:24:23.721 As I said before, the agreement that the plaintiffs are claiming 00:24:23.804 --> 00:24:25.639 was not put in writing 00:24:26.348 --> 00:24:29.143 nor was there anything regarding the legality of the act. 00:24:30.144 --> 00:24:31.145 Therefore, it is invalid. 00:24:31.729 --> 00:24:32.771 Your Honor. 00:24:32.855 --> 00:24:36.400 Oral agreements are also agreements and are legally binding. 00:24:36.483 --> 00:24:40.029 The defendant and the plaintiffs promised that no matter who won the lottery, 00:24:40.112 --> 00:24:42.865 the prize would be split evenly three ways. 00:24:42.948 --> 00:24:46.493 Then, it's fair to say that they decided to divide 00:24:46.577 --> 00:24:48.621 all the lottery tickets they won that day. 00:24:48.704 --> 00:24:50.539 Whether it's first place or fifth place, 00:24:50.623 --> 00:24:54.376 it's obvious that there's no need to specify the ranking. 00:24:54.460 --> 00:24:56.629 I understand the argument for both sides. 00:24:56.712 --> 00:24:58.964 But the issue at hand is whether or not 00:24:59.048 --> 00:25:01.508 there really was a joint distribution agreement. 00:25:01.592 --> 00:25:04.678 Plaintiff's counselor. You filed for a witness in this regard, right? 00:25:05.179 --> 00:25:06.472 Yes, Your Honor. 00:25:06.555 --> 00:25:09.350 At the time of the incident, the defendant and the plaintiffs 00:25:09.433 --> 00:25:11.393 gave money to a guy to buy their lottery tickets. 00:25:11.477 --> 00:25:13.062 We call Mr. Han Byeong-gil as a witness-- 00:25:13.145 --> 00:25:13.979 Not at this time. 00:25:14.063 --> 00:25:15.189 Not at this time. 00:25:17.358 --> 00:25:19.318 I apologize. 00:25:20.361 --> 00:25:21.570 Not at this time? 00:25:21.654 --> 00:25:23.489 I can't get in touch with Mr. Han. 00:25:23.572 --> 00:25:25.282 He's an undocumented Korean Chinese immigrant, 00:25:25.366 --> 00:25:28.160 so I think he went into hiding because he might get deported if he testifies. 00:25:32.998 --> 00:25:34.500 Plaintiff's counselor? 00:25:34.583 --> 00:25:36.001 Yes, I'm sorry. 00:25:36.085 --> 00:25:39.421 The witness we summoned, Mr. Han, is not able to come today. 00:25:39.505 --> 00:25:42.216 So I think we're going to have to review another witness. 00:25:42.841 --> 00:25:44.927 May we reapply for another witness? 00:25:54.144 --> 00:25:55.354 So… 00:25:55.437 --> 00:25:59.191 Is there anyone else who would have heard your promise? 00:25:59.275 --> 00:26:02.979 If there's no one else, we can just make one up, right? 00:26:03.050 --> 00:26:06.596 Are you saying you're going to buy a fake witness and make them commit perjury? 00:26:07.221 --> 00:26:08.180 You can't. 00:26:08.264 --> 00:26:10.474 Then what are we supposed to do? 00:26:11.058 --> 00:26:13.144 You should know when to be flexible. 00:26:13.227 --> 00:26:15.855 Gosh, there is someone who would have heard. 00:26:16.606 --> 00:26:20.192 There were so many people at the gambling house that day. 00:26:20.276 --> 00:26:22.695 You think none of them would've overheard? 00:26:22.778 --> 00:26:24.655 There must be someone who heard us. 00:26:24.739 --> 00:26:27.867 We'll find another witness. Don't worry. 00:26:28.451 --> 00:26:29.493 -Okay. -It's 1.4 billion won-- 00:26:29.577 --> 00:26:31.495 -There should be someone. -She's so frustrating. 00:26:31.579 --> 00:26:34.373 -There should be someone. -It's not a small amount of money. 00:26:35.124 --> 00:26:36.375 There's someone. 00:26:36.459 --> 00:26:37.752 -There is? -Yes. 00:26:37.835 --> 00:26:40.004 -Gosh, how frustrating. -I said there is. 00:26:40.671 --> 00:26:44.008 Attorney Woo, gather more material that would be advantageous for us. 00:26:44.592 --> 00:26:48.262 We didn't get there today, but the point of this case 00:26:48.346 --> 00:26:51.349 is whether the agreement to divide the prize of a lottery that was bought 00:26:51.432 --> 00:26:53.559 with gambling money is legally valid or not. 00:26:54.185 --> 00:26:57.855 Look into Juristic Acts Contrary to Social Order, Performance for Illegal Cause, 00:26:57.939 --> 00:26:59.065 and other things related to illegal acts. 00:26:59.649 --> 00:27:00.858 Yes, okay. 00:27:37.520 --> 00:27:39.480 INCOMING VIDEO CALL ATTORNEY WOO 00:27:57.873 --> 00:27:58.958 Hello? 00:27:59.834 --> 00:28:01.127 Hello? 00:28:01.210 --> 00:28:03.671 Attorney Woo, I can't really see your face. 00:28:03.754 --> 00:28:06.173 I can see your face well. 00:28:07.633 --> 00:28:08.718 I see. 00:28:09.218 --> 00:28:11.971 Let me look at your face too. 00:28:12.054 --> 00:28:14.557 Just hold the phone a bit farther away. 00:28:16.267 --> 00:28:17.393 Right. 00:28:17.476 --> 00:28:18.769 Yes, I can see you now. 00:28:20.146 --> 00:28:23.357 You're still in the office, right? You must be exhausted. 00:28:23.441 --> 00:28:26.110 Yes. I'm going to hang up now. 00:28:26.193 --> 00:28:27.820 What? 00:28:28.404 --> 00:28:31.449 Then why did you call me? 00:28:32.408 --> 00:28:34.035 Because I wanted to see you. 00:28:34.118 --> 00:28:37.872 I called you because I wanted to see you and I did. 00:28:37.955 --> 00:28:41.625 Right, so that's it then? Since you got what you wanted? 00:28:42.460 --> 00:28:43.294 Yes. 00:28:44.837 --> 00:28:45.880 But… 00:28:46.630 --> 00:28:49.258 what about how I feel as the person who answered the call? 00:28:49.800 --> 00:28:53.721 From now on, please ask if I want to hang up too. 00:28:54.347 --> 00:28:55.765 I'm sorry. 00:28:56.515 --> 00:28:58.100 Do you want to hang up? 00:28:58.684 --> 00:28:59.810 No. 00:28:59.894 --> 00:29:01.062 I see. 00:29:01.729 --> 00:29:03.314 Let's talk just a little bit more. 00:29:04.315 --> 00:29:05.900 -Okay. -Well… 00:29:06.901 --> 00:29:10.279 Do you have anything you want to tell me? 00:29:10.863 --> 00:29:15.076 Not about work or whales, but just small talk? 00:29:15.659 --> 00:29:16.619 Well… 00:29:18.245 --> 00:29:20.373 The thread and the needle were fighting 00:29:20.456 --> 00:29:22.583 and the thread was taken to the police station. 00:29:22.666 --> 00:29:23.834 Do you know why? 00:29:24.502 --> 00:29:26.253 Because the needle sewed the thread? 00:29:28.798 --> 00:29:30.132 Correct. 00:29:31.008 --> 00:29:32.593 Eight vowels, eleven consonants, an exclamation mark, 00:29:32.676 --> 00:29:35.012 and a comma appeared in court today, because… 00:29:35.096 --> 00:29:36.889 They are due to be sentenced next week. 00:29:40.935 --> 00:29:43.229 Maybe it's because you're telling them, 00:29:43.312 --> 00:29:44.814 but even dad jokes are funny. 00:29:44.897 --> 00:29:47.024 Yes, they're funny. 00:29:48.484 --> 00:29:50.403 You should get back to work now, right? 00:29:50.486 --> 00:29:51.695 Should we hang up? 00:29:51.779 --> 00:29:52.655 Right. 00:29:53.197 --> 00:29:54.156 Yes. 00:29:54.240 --> 00:29:55.241 Well… 00:29:56.534 --> 00:29:57.618 But… 00:30:01.330 --> 00:30:03.833 You keep popping into my head 00:30:04.875 --> 00:30:06.210 like whales. 00:30:07.044 --> 00:30:09.588 Even though you're not one. 00:30:13.217 --> 00:30:16.637 This is the first time I've constantly thought of someone, 00:30:18.222 --> 00:30:20.015 so it's quite strange. 00:30:50.671 --> 00:30:54.675 The defendant still denies the existence of the agreement. 00:30:55.426 --> 00:30:57.595 And even if there is an agreement, 00:30:57.678 --> 00:31:01.015 it's a distribution agreement for the prize of a lottery ticket 00:31:01.098 --> 00:31:03.392 that was bought with gambling money, which is a criminal act. 00:31:03.976 --> 00:31:06.145 This falls under Article 103 00:31:06.228 --> 00:31:08.481 of the Civil Law Juristic Acts Contrary to Social Order. 00:31:09.815 --> 00:31:10.858 Thus, it is invalid. 00:31:10.941 --> 00:31:13.736 Gambling is gambling, and an agreement is an agreement. 00:31:13.819 --> 00:31:16.530 Just because gambling money was used to purchase the lottery ticket 00:31:16.614 --> 00:31:19.783 does not mean the agreement to share the prize can be considered 00:31:19.867 --> 00:31:22.953 invalid due to violations of good morals and other social orders. 00:31:23.621 --> 00:31:27.500 For example, in a case where a secret fund was entrusted to someone else to hide, 00:31:27.583 --> 00:31:29.835 there is a Supreme Court ruling that says, 00:31:29.919 --> 00:31:32.171 "Even if the secret fund was illegally created by acts contrary to social order, 00:31:32.254 --> 00:31:35.382 the act of entrusting money to others should not be seen 00:31:35.466 --> 00:31:38.552 as a Juristic Act Contrary to Social Order." 00:31:38.636 --> 00:31:41.347 There are many precedents that support the defendant's claim as well. 00:31:41.430 --> 00:31:45.226 A financial institution gave a loan to an illegal entertainment business employee, 00:31:45.309 --> 00:31:48.938 and the loan agreement was considered as a Juristic Act Contrary to Social Order 00:31:49.021 --> 00:31:51.190 in violation of Article 103 of the Civil Law. 00:31:51.273 --> 00:31:53.108 Thus, this case received the verdict of being invalid. 00:31:53.192 --> 00:31:55.069 Even in this case, are the plaintiff's counselors still going to consider 00:31:55.152 --> 00:31:59.490 the illegal entertainment business and a loan agreement as different matters? 00:31:59.573 --> 00:32:01.867 Isn't it more appropriate to view that case as being invalid 00:32:01.951 --> 00:32:04.620 due to the violation of Article 10 of the Act on the Punishment of Arrangement 00:32:04.703 --> 00:32:06.997 of Commercial * Acts than Article 103 of the Civil Law? 00:32:07.081 --> 00:32:10.042 Since there is a clear clause that says, "Any claims held to a person who has 00:32:10.125 --> 00:32:13.087 engaged in acts of selling * shall be invalidated 00:32:13.170 --> 00:32:15.422 regardless of the form or title of the contract." 00:32:16.090 --> 00:32:20.344 You can't compare that case to the joint distribution agreement of this case! 00:32:20.928 --> 00:32:22.471 I understand the argument for both sides. 00:32:22.555 --> 00:32:26.016 In actuality, the expression of "good morals and other social order" 00:32:26.100 --> 00:32:27.101 itself is abstract. 00:32:27.643 --> 00:32:31.730 That being said, whether this case falls under Article 103 of the Civil Law or not 00:32:32.314 --> 00:32:34.733 will be judged based on specific points. 00:32:34.817 --> 00:32:36.193 For that to happen, 00:32:36.277 --> 00:32:39.321 we first need to know whether this agreement exists or not. 00:32:40.072 --> 00:32:41.073 Plaintiff's counselor. 00:32:41.156 --> 00:32:43.909 Are you sure that the witness you filed for today is present? 00:32:43.993 --> 00:32:45.202 Yes, Your Honor. 00:32:45.286 --> 00:32:48.622 The witness, Ms. Choi Da-hye, is already in this courtroom. 00:32:51.625 --> 00:32:52.876 Okay, then. Witness. 00:32:54.128 --> 00:32:55.462 Step forward. 00:33:10.853 --> 00:33:13.689 "I solemnly swear that I will tell the truth, the whole truth, 00:33:13.772 --> 00:33:15.524 and nothing but the truth, 00:33:15.608 --> 00:33:17.318 and agree to receive punishment in accordance with perjury 00:33:17.401 --> 00:33:19.820 should there be any falsehood." 00:33:21.488 --> 00:33:23.699 Plaintiff's counselor, you may begin questioning the witness. 00:33:23.782 --> 00:33:24.742 Okay. 00:33:34.668 --> 00:33:36.962 You sold coffee at the gambling house 00:33:37.046 --> 00:33:39.214 where the defendant and plaintiffs used to go to, right? 00:33:41.383 --> 00:33:43.302 -Yes. -And do you know Mr. Han Byeong-gil, 00:33:43.385 --> 00:33:46.639 who used to run small errands at the same gambling house, well? 00:33:47.890 --> 00:33:51.018 I wouldn't say I know him well. We were just coworkers. 00:33:51.101 --> 00:33:54.188 If I made the coffee, Byeong-gil would serve it. 00:33:55.689 --> 00:33:57.941 On the day of the incident, Mr. Han cashed in some of the stakes 00:33:58.025 --> 00:34:00.361 per the request of the defendant and the plaintiffs 00:34:00.444 --> 00:34:03.989 and went out and bought lottery tickets for them. 00:34:04.073 --> 00:34:05.783 Witness, were you aware of this? 00:34:06.575 --> 00:34:07.409 Yes. 00:34:08.410 --> 00:34:12.456 I saw Byeong-gil leaving, so I asked where he was going. 00:34:12.539 --> 00:34:14.750 And what was Mr. Han's response? 00:34:14.833 --> 00:34:17.836 That he was getting lottery tickets as an errand for table three. 00:34:18.420 --> 00:34:23.092 Table three is where the defendant and the plaintiffs were seated, correct? 00:34:27.054 --> 00:34:27.888 Yes. 00:34:27.971 --> 00:34:31.058 So I asked, "Why lottery tickets?" and he laughed and said, 00:34:31.141 --> 00:34:36.563 "If one of them wins, it's going to be split evenly no matter what." 00:34:37.523 --> 00:34:39.024 That's a damn lie! 00:34:39.108 --> 00:34:41.652 Ashtray said all that without you asking? 00:34:42.277 --> 00:34:44.446 Defendant, don't interrupt during witness questioning. 00:34:44.530 --> 00:34:46.740 Your Honor, this is all a lie! 00:34:46.824 --> 00:34:50.244 This woman and Shin Il-su are seeing each other. 00:34:50.327 --> 00:34:52.454 She's in on this! 00:34:52.538 --> 00:34:53.414 What? 00:34:53.497 --> 00:34:55.416 What did you just say? 00:34:55.499 --> 00:34:58.043 What kind of nonsense are you blabbering right now, you bastard? 00:34:58.127 --> 00:34:59.461 Hey! Do you have proof? 00:34:59.545 --> 00:35:01.964 Do you have proof that they are seeing each other? 00:35:02.047 --> 00:35:03.090 Stay out of this, you bastard! 00:35:03.173 --> 00:35:04.466 I should beat you up with this mouse. 00:35:04.550 --> 00:35:05.801 Order in the court. 00:35:07.010 --> 00:35:09.805 Witness, is what the defendant said true? 00:35:09.888 --> 00:35:12.349 Are you giving false testimony because of your relationship with the plaintiff? 00:35:12.433 --> 00:35:13.767 What? 00:35:13.851 --> 00:35:14.977 No. 00:35:15.060 --> 00:35:18.313 Mr. Shin Il-su and I are not seeing each other. 00:35:18.397 --> 00:35:21.942 I'm just telling you exactly what Byeong-gil said. 00:35:22.025 --> 00:35:25.320 All right. Plaintiff's counselor, continue with the questioning. 00:35:25.404 --> 00:35:27.239 You brat. Lying whenever… 00:35:30.367 --> 00:35:32.035 I will resume questioning. 00:35:57.686 --> 00:36:01.857 An elite like Tae Su-mi was in university for six years? 00:36:02.900 --> 00:36:05.277 And the Jeongui Ilbo reporter caught a whiff of this. 00:36:05.360 --> 00:36:06.195 MEMBERS 00:36:27.966 --> 00:36:29.426 What should I do with this? 00:36:41.897 --> 00:36:44.024 -I'm home. -Hey. 00:36:45.651 --> 00:36:47.569 Young-woo, just a moment. 00:36:49.154 --> 00:36:49.988 Well… 00:36:50.072 --> 00:36:51.365 I was wondering. 00:36:52.491 --> 00:36:55.035 Is there anything you want from me? 00:36:55.994 --> 00:36:59.414 Anything Dad can do for Young-woo? 00:37:00.332 --> 00:37:02.501 "Anything Dad can do for Young-woo?" 00:37:04.044 --> 00:37:06.088 Well, let's see. 00:37:07.798 --> 00:37:11.802 Maybe you wanted me to find you a doctor or counselor who specializes in autism 00:37:11.885 --> 00:37:14.680 to take exclusive care of you. 00:37:18.350 --> 00:37:19.518 Sometimes, 00:37:20.352 --> 00:37:23.772 I thought it would be nice to have a doctor or counselor like that. 00:37:25.732 --> 00:37:26.567 I see. 00:37:26.650 --> 00:37:30.445 When it was too difficult for me to know what others were thinking or feeling, 00:37:31.280 --> 00:37:33.740 when I didn't understand how I was feeling, 00:37:33.824 --> 00:37:39.162 or when I got anxious because there was a sudden loud noise while I was working. 00:37:39.246 --> 00:37:41.206 Every time something like that would happen, 00:37:41.290 --> 00:37:43.417 I wanted to hear expert advice on how to handle these situations 00:37:43.500 --> 00:37:47.337 or hear about the experiences of others with autism. 00:37:47.421 --> 00:37:51.133 Why didn't you tell me any of this? 00:37:52.259 --> 00:37:54.469 Did you think I wouldn't be able to afford it? 00:37:56.305 --> 00:37:57.139 Well… 00:37:59.182 --> 00:38:00.517 I'm not sure. 00:38:01.560 --> 00:38:02.895 All right. 00:38:02.978 --> 00:38:05.272 You must be tired. Head upstairs and get some rest. 00:38:05.355 --> 00:38:06.398 Okay. 00:38:26.960 --> 00:38:28.670 Now, for the verdict. 00:38:30.297 --> 00:38:33.342 Formal adjudication. The defendant is ordered to pay 00:38:33.425 --> 00:38:37.554 a total of 1,403,420,000 won to each of the plaintiffs. 00:38:37.638 --> 00:38:40.432 And the litigation costs are to be paid by the defendant. 00:38:44.353 --> 00:38:48.315 At the time of the agreement of this case, the plaintiffs and the defendant 00:38:48.398 --> 00:38:52.152 had decided that the winning lottery ticket was subject to distribution, 00:38:52.235 --> 00:38:55.405 regardless of the rank of the winning tickets. 00:38:55.489 --> 00:38:59.493 Therefore, it cannot be said that there is no specific target for distribution. 00:39:00.035 --> 00:39:03.997 Also, the agreement on the distribution of the prize can't be deemed invalid 00:39:04.081 --> 00:39:06.667 merely based on the fact that the money used 00:39:06.750 --> 00:39:10.087 to purchase the lottery tickets came from gambling money. 00:39:12.339 --> 00:39:13.757 Four, conclusion. 00:39:14.549 --> 00:39:17.761 Thus, the plaintiffs' claims are reasonable and should be cited, 00:39:17.844 --> 00:39:19.805 so it is decided 00:39:19.888 --> 00:39:22.766 -I know it was rough. -as per formal adjudication. 00:39:22.849 --> 00:39:26.520 -Providing for me and the kids -Presiding Judge Park In-yeong, 00:39:26.603 --> 00:39:28.689 -for all these years. -Judge Jung Hyeon-ju, 00:39:28.772 --> 00:39:31.566 -I know how hard it was for you. -Judge Kim Eun-su. 00:39:46.915 --> 00:39:48.000 Come in. 00:39:49.668 --> 00:39:52.295 Gosh, Attorney Woo. Thank you. 00:39:53.213 --> 00:39:54.923 Thanks to you, we won. 00:39:55.007 --> 00:39:56.717 Yes, congratulations. 00:39:57.384 --> 00:39:59.678 This is a department store gift card, 00:39:59.761 --> 00:40:01.972 so you can treat yourself to something nice. 00:40:02.055 --> 00:40:02.931 Well… 00:40:03.557 --> 00:40:05.726 You already paid the contingency fee to Hanbada, 00:40:05.809 --> 00:40:08.020 so you don't have to give me anything separately. 00:40:08.103 --> 00:40:11.648 You said gambling is gambling and an agreement is an agreement, right? 00:40:11.732 --> 00:40:13.525 A contingency fee is a contingency fee. 00:40:13.608 --> 00:40:16.737 This is just a gift from me to you. 00:40:16.820 --> 00:40:18.572 Jeez, it's not even that much. 00:40:18.655 --> 00:40:19.656 No! 00:40:19.740 --> 00:40:20.782 I can't take it. 00:40:21.283 --> 00:40:23.201 Goodness. 00:40:24.077 --> 00:40:25.537 All right. 00:40:25.620 --> 00:40:27.622 The inflexible Attorney Woo. 00:40:28.373 --> 00:40:29.458 Then… 00:40:30.167 --> 00:40:31.001 Please, 00:40:31.877 --> 00:40:32.919 accept this. 00:40:33.587 --> 00:40:34.880 My wife made it. 00:40:34.963 --> 00:40:36.131 Gimbap. 00:40:38.050 --> 00:40:40.510 Did I not tell you my wife runs a snack bar? 00:40:41.094 --> 00:40:43.847 -I guarantee that it'll be good. -Okay, thank you. 00:40:47.350 --> 00:40:48.894 What? 00:40:48.977 --> 00:40:50.520 Attorney Woo. 00:40:51.271 --> 00:40:53.231 Can I ask you something? 00:40:53.982 --> 00:40:55.192 Yes. 00:40:56.026 --> 00:40:57.235 If… 00:40:57.986 --> 00:41:01.531 you get a divorce after winning the lottery, 00:41:02.115 --> 00:41:03.784 does the prize have to be divided as well? 00:41:06.495 --> 00:41:08.830 It depends on the specifics, 00:41:09.664 --> 00:41:11.458 but according to precedents so far, 00:41:12.334 --> 00:41:13.752 it doesn't in most cases. 00:41:13.835 --> 00:41:14.961 The division of assets 00:41:15.045 --> 00:41:17.964 can be claimed for the assets jointly accrued by the couple, 00:41:18.048 --> 00:41:21.718 but a lottery prize is entirely due to the luck of the winner 00:41:21.802 --> 00:41:23.887 and is not subject to the division of assets. 00:41:23.970 --> 00:41:28.433 So you're saying it doesn't have to be divided, right? 00:41:28.517 --> 00:41:30.185 Yes. Why do you ask? 00:41:30.268 --> 00:41:32.896 It's nothing. Someone asked me to inquire about it. 00:41:34.147 --> 00:41:36.399 Gosh, I better get going. 00:41:36.983 --> 00:41:39.528 Have a good day, Attorney Woo. 00:41:39.611 --> 00:41:40.654 Thank you. 00:41:58.588 --> 00:42:01.800 OH, RIGHT. THE FLOWERS WERE SO PRETTY. 00:42:04.886 --> 00:42:08.265 I'LL DO ANYTHING FOR YOU, SU-YEON! 00:42:09.641 --> 00:42:11.434 Gosh. 00:42:11.518 --> 00:42:13.645 He's so cute! 00:42:15.272 --> 00:42:17.357 Su-yeon, you've been through a divorce, right? 00:42:17.440 --> 00:42:18.275 What? 00:42:18.358 --> 00:42:20.735 Why would I have been through a divorce? I haven't even been married yet. 00:42:21.361 --> 00:42:23.113 You've taken on divorce cases before. 00:42:23.196 --> 00:42:24.990 Right. Yes. 00:42:25.574 --> 00:42:28.535 If a man asked an attorney 00:42:29.286 --> 00:42:31.788 about the division of assets in the case of a divorce, 00:42:31.872 --> 00:42:34.166 did he have divorce in mind? 00:42:34.249 --> 00:42:36.293 There's no way to know with just that inquiry. 00:42:36.376 --> 00:42:37.419 Were there any other signs? 00:42:37.502 --> 00:42:38.587 Well… 00:42:39.379 --> 00:42:40.463 A finger heart. 00:42:40.547 --> 00:42:43.091 The man held up a finger heart 00:42:43.175 --> 00:42:45.468 to a woman who is not his wife. 00:42:45.552 --> 00:42:48.555 Could they be seeing each other? 00:42:49.264 --> 00:42:51.725 Are you talking about the client from the lottery case? 00:42:53.226 --> 00:42:54.686 The one who came with his wife on his back? 00:42:56.938 --> 00:42:59.608 I can't answer that question 00:42:59.691 --> 00:43:01.860 because of attorney-client privilege. 00:43:02.444 --> 00:43:03.695 Then… 00:43:04.404 --> 00:43:06.448 Let's call them Mr. Salt and Ms. Pepper. 00:43:07.157 --> 00:43:08.033 What? 00:43:08.116 --> 00:43:09.409 So, Mr. Salt asked you… 00:43:09.492 --> 00:43:10.535 I mean… 00:43:10.619 --> 00:43:11.786 He asked Attorney Soy Sauce 00:43:11.870 --> 00:43:13.830 about the division of assets in the case of a divorce, right? 00:43:14.623 --> 00:43:16.666 Mr. Salt asked Attorney Soy Sauce? 00:43:16.750 --> 00:43:17.959 Right, so… 00:43:18.460 --> 00:43:21.922 Since you can't speak about the matter because of attorney-client privilege, 00:43:22.005 --> 00:43:24.466 she's saying we should make up fake characters. 00:43:25.342 --> 00:43:27.260 Like Mr. Salt, Ms. Pepper, 00:43:28.303 --> 00:43:30.263 and Attorney Soy Sauce. 00:43:30.347 --> 00:43:31.222 Right. 00:43:31.306 --> 00:43:32.140 Fake characters. 00:43:32.891 --> 00:43:33.892 Yes. 00:43:34.476 --> 00:43:36.061 Mr. Salt asked me. 00:43:36.686 --> 00:43:40.565 No, he asked Attorney Soy Sauce. 00:43:40.649 --> 00:43:42.859 The question must have been about the lottery prize, right? 00:43:44.152 --> 00:43:46.363 I can't answer if you ask like that. 00:43:47.322 --> 00:43:49.032 Okay, let me rephrase it then. 00:43:49.115 --> 00:43:50.617 It must have been a question about a peculiar property 00:43:50.700 --> 00:43:52.202 that he acquired in his own name during his marriage, right? 00:43:52.786 --> 00:43:55.538 Yes. To be exact, he asked me whether this peculiar property 00:43:55.622 --> 00:43:59.751 is subject to a claim for division of assets in the event of a divorce. 00:43:59.834 --> 00:44:01.294 I mean, he asked Attorney Soy Sauce. 00:44:01.878 --> 00:44:04.631 -And Ms. Pepper has no idea? -No. 00:44:04.714 --> 00:44:07.717 Is there anything that Mr. Salt promised Ms. Pepper? 00:44:07.801 --> 00:44:08.969 For example, if he won… 00:44:09.052 --> 00:44:12.514 I mean, perhaps he expressed his intention to give a conditional gift 00:44:12.597 --> 00:44:15.016 to Ms. Pepper if he acquired a peculiar property. 00:44:15.100 --> 00:44:16.643 It would be better if there was proof. 00:44:18.937 --> 00:44:20.188 I'm not sure. 00:44:20.271 --> 00:44:22.357 I would have to ask Ms. Pepper. 00:44:23.650 --> 00:44:25.276 I haven't taken on a lot of divorce cases, 00:44:25.360 --> 00:44:28.279 but ultimately, securing evidence is also the key to said cases. 00:44:28.363 --> 00:44:30.281 If there's no evidence, it'll only turn into a psychological battle. 00:44:30.365 --> 00:44:33.284 Like appealing to the judge's emotions about who is more pitiful. 00:44:33.994 --> 00:44:37.539 But Attorney Soy Sauce cannot give 00:44:38.498 --> 00:44:40.417 any legal advice to Ms. Pepper. 00:44:40.500 --> 00:44:42.961 Right, because Mr. Salt was her client. 00:44:43.503 --> 00:44:46.214 Attorney Soy Sauce must be in a difficult position. 00:44:51.845 --> 00:44:55.056 HAPPY HOUSE 00:45:00.478 --> 00:45:03.023 So what do you want us to do? 00:45:03.106 --> 00:45:06.234 Are you saying we should at least tell Ms. Sung Eun-ji? 00:45:07.193 --> 00:45:09.487 That we think Mr. Shin is planning to divorce her? 00:45:09.571 --> 00:45:12.157 That way Ms. Sung can come up with her own contingency- 00:45:12.240 --> 00:45:13.283 Who are you? 00:45:14.075 --> 00:45:16.786 -What? -"Article 26 of the Attorney-at-law Act." 00:45:16.870 --> 00:45:19.372 "No attorney or former attorney shall divulge any confidential matter 00:45:19.456 --> 00:45:21.541 that he or she has learned in the course of performing his or her duties." 00:45:22.876 --> 00:45:25.628 What happened to Attorney Woo Young-woo, 00:45:25.712 --> 00:45:28.840 who was so strict about the law to the point where she was inflexible? 00:45:29.340 --> 00:45:30.341 Ma'am, who are you? 00:45:33.136 --> 00:45:33.970 What? 00:45:34.054 --> 00:45:36.556 Mr. Shin Il-su was our client. 00:45:36.639 --> 00:45:40.852 Who he sent a heart to and what he asked you… 00:45:40.935 --> 00:45:43.063 Aren't all these the client's secrets? 00:45:44.689 --> 00:45:46.691 Don't even think about saying a peep. 00:45:46.775 --> 00:45:48.526 Especially to Ms. Sung Eun-ji. 00:45:48.610 --> 00:45:49.652 Got it? 00:46:05.210 --> 00:46:08.505 The gimbap made by Ms. Sung is special. 00:46:09.172 --> 00:46:10.924 Because there's fried tofu inside. 00:46:11.007 --> 00:46:12.383 Yes, I can taste it. 00:46:12.884 --> 00:46:16.805 The Woo Young-woo gimbap that my father makes does not have fried tofu. 00:46:18.515 --> 00:46:21.726 Fried tofu that is finely chopped and boiled down in soy sauce. 00:46:22.644 --> 00:46:24.187 Savory… 00:46:25.313 --> 00:46:26.272 and sweet. 00:46:26.940 --> 00:46:28.566 Soft… 00:46:29.234 --> 00:46:30.401 but rough. 00:46:30.902 --> 00:46:31.778 Fried tofu! 00:46:32.362 --> 00:46:34.447 Has fried tofu replaced whales? 00:46:34.531 --> 00:46:38.785 So isn't it okay to go to Happy House to buy fried tofu gimbap? 00:46:39.452 --> 00:46:41.204 That's not a violation of the Attorney-at-Law Act! 00:46:44.082 --> 00:46:46.417 Why bother asking me if you were going to go anyway? 00:46:48.503 --> 00:46:49.754 Why did she even come? 00:46:54.801 --> 00:46:57.804 We are on our way to buy fried tofu gimbap, 00:46:57.887 --> 00:47:00.265 not to violate the Attorney-at-Law Act. 00:47:00.348 --> 00:47:01.558 Yes, of course. 00:47:09.941 --> 00:47:11.776 Why? 00:47:13.111 --> 00:47:14.696 -Why? -Honey! 00:47:14.779 --> 00:47:16.281 It's my money to use! 00:47:16.364 --> 00:47:18.116 Who are you to tell me what to do? 00:47:18.199 --> 00:47:20.201 We have two kids! 00:47:20.285 --> 00:47:24.247 We have two little kids who we have to provide for! 00:47:24.330 --> 00:47:27.333 How can a father be so thoughtless? 00:47:27.417 --> 00:47:30.670 Aren't you sick and tired of constantly having to move 00:47:30.753 --> 00:47:34.090 because we don't have a house or a shop of our own? 00:47:34.174 --> 00:47:36.926 I'm sick of it. I'm sick of your complaints! 00:47:37.010 --> 00:47:38.678 Honey! 00:47:41.890 --> 00:47:43.474 I'm so sick of them. 00:48:16.298 --> 00:48:17.716 You're from Hanbada. 00:48:18.509 --> 00:48:20.177 What are you doing here? 00:48:20.403 --> 00:48:23.281 Attorney Woo told me the fried tofu gimbap here is special. 00:48:24.449 --> 00:48:28.077 We came to get gimbap and saw the two of you arguing. 00:48:29.871 --> 00:48:31.622 He said he wants to buy this 00:48:33.207 --> 00:48:34.751 with the money he gets from winning the lawsuit. 00:48:36.169 --> 00:48:40.256 In our situation, does it make sense to get a car that costs over 300 million won? 00:48:41.132 --> 00:48:41.966 Right. 00:48:43.793 --> 00:48:45.252 It must be really hard for you. 00:48:45.336 --> 00:48:48.547 My husband might have been a gambler, 00:48:49.840 --> 00:48:52.885 but he was sweet and kind to me and the children. 00:48:54.178 --> 00:48:56.138 That's the one thing that got me through to this day. 00:48:57.807 --> 00:49:02.103 But how could a person change like that in an instant? 00:49:04.313 --> 00:49:08.234 How much more do I have to take and wait 00:49:09.193 --> 00:49:11.320 for him to come to his senses? 00:49:13.531 --> 00:49:17.743 The sperm whale written about in Moby-*, the classic American novel. 00:49:17.827 --> 00:49:20.913 This is the first time a sperm whale was seen in the East Sea… 00:49:31.716 --> 00:49:33.884 You should know when to be flexible! 00:49:36.429 --> 00:49:37.555 Excuse me, Attorney Woo? 00:49:38.597 --> 00:49:39.807 No! 00:49:39.890 --> 00:49:42.018 I'm not an attorney. I'm a customer. 00:49:42.101 --> 00:49:43.728 One fried tofu gimbap, please. 00:49:44.311 --> 00:49:48.482 As you can see, the ingredients are all on the floor, so I have to make them again. 00:49:48.566 --> 00:49:50.484 Then please do that. 00:49:50.568 --> 00:49:52.278 We will wait. 00:49:53.320 --> 00:49:54.238 But… 00:49:55.406 --> 00:49:56.407 Okay. 00:49:56.991 --> 00:49:59.035 Take a seat over there. 00:50:00.828 --> 00:50:03.414 -It'll take a while. -Okay. 00:50:13.382 --> 00:50:14.383 Jun-ho. 00:50:16.844 --> 00:50:19.263 Do you know the story 00:50:19.930 --> 00:50:22.433 of Mr. Salt, Ms. Pepper, and Attorney Soy Sauce? 00:50:22.516 --> 00:50:24.935 No, I don't. 00:50:25.019 --> 00:50:28.147 Once upon a time, there lived Mr. Salt. 00:50:28.230 --> 00:50:32.777 He married Ms. Pepper and recently acquired a peculiar property. 00:50:32.860 --> 00:50:34.528 "Peculiar property"? 00:50:34.612 --> 00:50:35.821 What's that? 00:50:35.905 --> 00:50:40.201 It refers to an asset that one had before marriage 00:50:40.284 --> 00:50:43.162 or an asset acquired in their own name during the marriage. 00:50:43.245 --> 00:50:46.499 Peculiar properties are excluded from a division of assets claim 00:50:46.582 --> 00:50:49.043 in the event of a divorce because each makes profits-- 00:50:49.126 --> 00:50:50.252 So… 00:50:50.336 --> 00:50:54.256 For example, like the prize from winning the lottery? 00:50:54.340 --> 00:50:56.801 Yes. That could be an example. 00:50:58.344 --> 00:51:02.056 Mr. Salt wanted to know if he had to divide this peculiar property 00:51:02.139 --> 00:51:05.518 if he were to divorce Ms. Pepper. 00:51:05.601 --> 00:51:11.065 And Attorney Soy Sauce replied that he most likely wouldn't have to. 00:51:11.148 --> 00:51:12.024 Excuse me. 00:51:13.025 --> 00:51:14.610 Are you talking about my husband? 00:51:14.693 --> 00:51:16.445 No. 00:51:16.529 --> 00:51:21.075 I was talking to Jun-ho about Mr. Salt, Ms. Pepper, and Attorney Soy Sauce. 00:51:21.158 --> 00:51:23.077 What do you mean he asked if he has to divide the prize 00:51:23.160 --> 00:51:24.161 if he gets a divorce? 00:51:26.038 --> 00:51:27.748 My husband wouldn't do that. 00:51:28.332 --> 00:51:31.627 You might have misunderstood after seeing what just happened. 00:51:31.710 --> 00:51:33.879 The day he won the lawsuit, 00:51:33.963 --> 00:51:36.090 he promised he'd give me all of the prize 00:51:36.173 --> 00:51:38.509 with tears running down his face. 00:51:39.301 --> 00:51:41.846 We cried in each other's arms and he told me 00:51:41.929 --> 00:51:44.431 that the kids and I would have a better life now. 00:51:46.433 --> 00:51:50.521 Apparently, Mr. Salt promised to give Ms. Pepper 00:51:50.604 --> 00:51:52.857 the whole prize while crying. 00:51:53.691 --> 00:51:55.109 I heard this from Ms. Pepper. 00:51:56.652 --> 00:52:01.448 Did Ms. Pepper have the promise put in writing or recorded? 00:52:02.032 --> 00:52:04.702 Was the promise put in… 00:52:04.785 --> 00:52:08.414 What kind of married couple does something like that? 00:52:09.248 --> 00:52:11.292 Right. Apparently, there's none of that. 00:52:15.004 --> 00:52:19.133 Can you let Ms. Pepper know that it's not too late? 00:52:20.217 --> 00:52:24.096 She must at least find a witness who heard Mr. Salt making such a promise. 00:52:24.597 --> 00:52:27.391 Evidence is necessary to receive 00:52:27.474 --> 00:52:29.059 Mr. Salt's peculiar property! 00:52:36.150 --> 00:52:37.193 Really? 00:52:40.779 --> 00:52:42.531 You know, Su-yeon, 00:52:42.615 --> 00:52:44.825 I'm personally not that interested in things like the lottery. 00:52:44.909 --> 00:52:46.076 You're not? 00:52:46.160 --> 00:52:48.537 Are you the type of person that's not fazed by money? 00:52:49.205 --> 00:52:51.040 Well, not exactly… 00:52:51.749 --> 00:52:53.709 I won the lottery. 00:52:53.792 --> 00:52:54.835 What? 00:52:55.878 --> 00:52:58.214 You're my lottery, Su-yeon. 00:52:58.297 --> 00:52:59.632 Goodness. 00:53:00.216 --> 00:53:02.009 Jong-gwon. 00:53:03.469 --> 00:53:06.138 -I'm going to go use the restroom. -Okay. 00:53:21.737 --> 00:53:23.489 -What? -Are you a doctor too? 00:53:23.572 --> 00:53:24.573 Excuse me? 00:53:24.657 --> 00:53:25.824 Or a prosecutor? 00:53:26.367 --> 00:53:27.493 Attorney? 00:53:28.369 --> 00:53:30.162 Judge, accountant, certified appraiser? 00:53:30.246 --> 00:53:32.122 Who are you? 00:53:32.206 --> 00:53:33.249 What's wrong with you? 00:53:34.541 --> 00:53:36.001 Seeing as he brought you to this steak house, 00:53:36.085 --> 00:53:38.170 it must be about two weeks since you met him, right? 00:53:38.921 --> 00:53:40.422 Eat up today. 00:53:40.506 --> 00:53:43.467 Today's most likely going to be the last day he spends his money. 00:53:43.550 --> 00:53:46.262 And from now on, he'll keep saying he lost his wallet. 00:53:47.513 --> 00:53:49.556 What are you saying right-- 00:53:49.640 --> 00:53:51.642 You still don't know what I'm saying? 00:53:55.354 --> 00:53:56.647 That bastard, Lee Jong-gwon. 00:53:57.398 --> 00:53:58.983 He only goes after women with elite jobs. 00:54:00.317 --> 00:54:03.153 He's a bastard who uses women's feelings to take money from them. 00:54:09.868 --> 00:54:11.412 He gave you flowers, right? 00:54:11.996 --> 00:54:13.747 He probably went on about the meaning too. 00:54:13.831 --> 00:54:14.832 Right. 00:54:15.374 --> 00:54:17.376 Did you drink the "don't-get-sick cocktail"? 00:54:18.794 --> 00:54:21.588 The honey water with all these ingredients mixed in. 00:54:21.672 --> 00:54:23.716 -"Good-for-your-body." -What? 00:54:23.799 --> 00:54:27.219 I had the "good-for-your-body cocktail." 00:54:31.223 --> 00:54:33.142 Hey, Lee Jong-gwon. 00:54:35.686 --> 00:54:37.771 You said you had to make money for your father's operation. 00:54:37.855 --> 00:54:39.231 That's why you were going to work on a fishing trawler. 00:54:39.315 --> 00:54:41.025 Does this look like a fishing trawler to you, you bastard? 00:54:41.108 --> 00:54:42.985 Do you catch fish while you eat steak? 00:54:43.736 --> 00:54:46.363 -Su-yeon, hold on. -Give me back my money. 00:54:46.989 --> 00:54:50.367 Give me back my 50 million won you took for your supposed father's surgery! 00:54:50.951 --> 00:54:53.120 Su-yeon, this is my business partner. 00:54:53.203 --> 00:54:54.747 What business partner? 00:54:54.830 --> 00:54:57.541 Hey, what did you use the money for? You said it was for your father's surgery. 00:54:57.624 --> 00:55:00.627 -Su-yeon, wait. What's wrong with you? -What did you use it for? 00:55:00.711 --> 00:55:03.380 -What's wrong with me? -Su-yeon, just a moment! 00:55:03.464 --> 00:55:04.673 You really don't know? 00:55:06.925 --> 00:55:09.094 -You're making a mistake right now. -Mistake? 00:55:09.178 --> 00:55:11.347 Give me the most expensive drink here. 00:55:11.430 --> 00:55:13.932 -Su-yeon, I can explain everything. -Excuse me? A drink? 00:55:14.016 --> 00:55:17.311 You have so many bottles behind you. Give me the most expensive one. 00:55:17.394 --> 00:55:18.437 That bastard will… 00:55:19.271 --> 00:55:20.814 -I mean… -My father passed away. 00:55:20.898 --> 00:55:21.815 He'll pay for it. 00:55:22.816 --> 00:55:24.276 Hurry up! 00:55:24.360 --> 00:55:25.444 All right. 00:55:27.905 --> 00:55:29.031 Here you go. 00:55:32.076 --> 00:55:35.829 Hey, Su-yeon. I'll see you on Wednesday. I'll call you. I can explain everything. 00:56:02.356 --> 00:56:06.276 It really doesn't take long for a person to show their true colors. 00:56:08.070 --> 00:56:11.281 Now, he's asking for a divorce outright. 00:56:13.867 --> 00:56:14.952 He hits me 00:56:15.619 --> 00:56:17.454 and smashes everything in the house. 00:56:17.538 --> 00:56:20.791 He comes to the shop every day and gets in the way of my business. 00:56:20.874 --> 00:56:21.917 Two days ago, 00:56:23.085 --> 00:56:27.047 my oldest kid charged at him to try to stop him. 00:56:29.341 --> 00:56:31.427 He even hit his own kid. 00:56:32.469 --> 00:56:36.181 I can still picture how Mr. Shin came in here with you on his back. 00:56:36.807 --> 00:56:40.310 His drastic change must be so hard for you. 00:56:40.394 --> 00:56:41.854 I don't want to… 00:56:42.813 --> 00:56:44.940 live with this kind of man anymore. 00:56:46.483 --> 00:56:49.945 I made all the money, 00:56:50.821 --> 00:56:54.533 did all the chores, and raised the kids all by myself anyway. 00:56:56.285 --> 00:56:59.830 But I want to receive a proper division of assets. 00:57:00.581 --> 00:57:03.167 That's why I came back to see you. 00:57:04.209 --> 00:57:08.630 That man received the prize through his older brother's bank account 00:57:08.714 --> 00:57:11.258 just in case I'd go after it. 00:57:12.342 --> 00:57:14.845 He just doesn't want to share a single penny with me. 00:57:15.596 --> 00:57:17.639 Has he ever made a promise 00:57:17.723 --> 00:57:21.518 to share the prize with you before he changed all of a sudden? 00:57:21.602 --> 00:57:25.397 You said last time that I needed proof. 00:57:26.064 --> 00:57:27.441 -What? -Excuse me? 00:57:32.237 --> 00:57:33.447 Well… 00:57:33.530 --> 00:57:38.035 I had a customer at my shop who was also an attorney. 00:57:38.535 --> 00:57:40.412 Right. Soy Sauce! 00:57:40.496 --> 00:57:41.580 Attorney Soy Sauce. 00:57:41.663 --> 00:57:42.748 "Soy Sauce"? 00:57:42.831 --> 00:57:44.249 Yes. 00:57:44.333 --> 00:57:49.588 Well, anyway, I tried to get proof like the other attorney told me. 00:57:49.671 --> 00:57:51.632 I sent my husband texts 00:57:52.257 --> 00:57:53.967 and tried recording our phone calls. 00:57:54.551 --> 00:57:56.553 But he seemed to be onto me already 00:57:56.637 --> 00:57:59.556 because he just played dumb and asked if I'm trying to get proof. 00:57:59.640 --> 00:58:01.517 Then are there no witnesses? 00:58:01.600 --> 00:58:06.104 Someone who heard him promising to split or give the prize to you. 00:58:06.188 --> 00:58:09.233 No. We talked about it when we were alone. 00:58:11.026 --> 00:58:12.945 I'm sorry to break it to you, 00:58:13.904 --> 00:58:16.156 but we can't take on this lawsuit. 00:58:16.240 --> 00:58:19.243 We already represented Mr. Shin Il-su in a different case. 00:58:19.326 --> 00:58:22.579 And this case is relevant to that one. 00:58:23.205 --> 00:58:27.501 Can we introduce you to another attorney who specializes in divorce? 00:58:27.584 --> 00:58:28.919 And one who is good at it. 00:58:29.503 --> 00:58:31.004 I would appreciate it. 00:58:32.381 --> 00:58:35.384 But how do you feel about it? 00:58:36.134 --> 00:58:38.887 Is there a possibility for me to get some of the prize? 00:58:40.264 --> 00:58:43.934 You should talk to the attorney in charge about the specifics, 00:58:44.017 --> 00:58:45.644 but my personal opinion is that 00:58:45.727 --> 00:58:48.438 the chances of you legally winning are low. 00:58:49.189 --> 00:58:53.610 As of right now, I think the best way would be to try to get as much alimony 00:58:53.694 --> 00:58:55.779 and child support expenses as possible. 00:59:11.545 --> 00:59:14.298 Thank you so much for the ride back. 00:59:14.381 --> 00:59:16.425 We're just here to buy fried tofu gimbap. 00:59:16.508 --> 00:59:19.052 We're just here to buy fried tofu gimbap. 00:59:20.178 --> 00:59:22.639 I'll make them extra delicious for you. 00:59:38.447 --> 00:59:40.782 Goodness. 00:59:42.868 --> 00:59:44.411 You met with an attorney? 00:59:45.245 --> 00:59:46.914 I should have known. 00:59:46.997 --> 00:59:48.540 That's why you weren't signing the divorce papers. 00:59:48.624 --> 00:59:49.833 So what? 00:59:49.917 --> 00:59:51.710 Are you going to sue me? 00:59:52.419 --> 00:59:54.212 Jeez, he's here early today. 00:59:54.296 --> 00:59:55.339 Come here. 00:59:57.132 --> 00:59:58.133 Come here! 00:59:58.216 --> 01:00:00.677 Can we avoid him for now? 01:00:00.761 --> 01:00:02.721 He's here to cause a scene to get me to sign the divorce papers. 01:00:02.804 --> 01:00:05.057 -Yes, let's go back to the car. -Okay. 01:00:05.849 --> 01:00:07.017 That little… 01:00:36.755 --> 01:00:38.423 Attorney Woo, are you all right? 01:00:40.509 --> 01:00:41.426 Ms. Sung. 01:00:41.927 --> 01:00:43.136 Are you hurt? 01:00:45.806 --> 01:00:46.848 Ms. Sung. 01:00:53.772 --> 01:00:55.732 Honey! 01:00:55.816 --> 01:00:57.734 -Honey! -Sir! 01:00:57.818 --> 01:00:59.444 -Wake up! -Ms. Sung, it's dangerous. 01:00:59.528 --> 01:01:01.363 -Honey! -Wait here while I call 911. 01:01:01.446 --> 01:01:02.489 Honey! 01:01:02.572 --> 01:01:04.825 -Somebody call 911, please! -Honey! 01:01:04.908 --> 01:01:05.951 Oh, no. Ms. Sung! 01:01:06.827 --> 01:01:08.537 Ms. Sung, please! 01:01:08.620 --> 01:01:11.540 -Goodness. -Sir. 01:01:13.125 --> 01:01:14.292 Ms. Sung, no! 01:01:14.376 --> 01:01:16.586 -Please, it's dangerous! -Honey! 01:01:16.670 --> 01:01:18.588 -Honey! -Someone call 911! 01:01:18.672 --> 01:01:20.382 -Honey! -Ms. Shin! 01:01:35.605 --> 01:01:37.274 Attorney Woo. It's okay. 01:01:37.983 --> 01:01:39.359 It's okay, Attorney Woo. 01:01:41.528 --> 01:01:43.947 It's okay, Attorney Woo. 01:01:50.746 --> 01:01:52.039 Tighter. 01:02:02.424 --> 01:02:03.717 Tighter. 01:02:18.565 --> 01:02:22.819 Ms. Sung Eun-ji came to see me and Attorney Jung today. 01:02:22.903 --> 01:02:23.904 Really? 01:02:24.613 --> 01:02:26.865 I haven't seen her since Mr. Shin's funeral. 01:02:26.948 --> 01:02:27.866 Is she doing okay? 01:02:27.949 --> 01:02:31.369 Yes, she didn't bring fried tofu gimbap 01:02:31.453 --> 01:02:33.997 because she closed her shop for now, 01:02:34.081 --> 01:02:36.208 but she had good news. 01:02:36.875 --> 01:02:40.295 Ms. Sung and her kids will be inheriting the remaining 1.1 billion won 01:02:40.378 --> 01:02:43.590 from the lottery prize that Mr. Shin left. 01:02:43.673 --> 01:02:47.803 Because he was still married at the time of his death. 01:02:47.886 --> 01:02:50.639 Gosh. So that’s how things turned out. 01:02:51.223 --> 01:02:55.685 On top of that, they will receive 300 million won 01:02:55.769 --> 01:02:57.771 from his life insurance. 01:02:57.854 --> 01:02:59.815 So a total of 1.4 billion won. 01:03:00.649 --> 01:03:05.821 The same amount that was distributed to him through the trial. 01:03:05.904 --> 01:03:07.614 That 1.4 billion 01:03:07.697 --> 01:03:10.617 really took a long way to find its owner. 01:03:20.418 --> 01:03:23.463 I wanted to thank you for hugging me 01:03:25.006 --> 01:03:26.591 when we witnessed 01:03:27.968 --> 01:03:29.302 Mr. Shin's death. 01:03:29.386 --> 01:03:31.304 Oh, that? 01:03:33.890 --> 01:03:35.767 It's fine. 01:03:37.310 --> 01:03:38.478 For people with autism-- 01:03:38.562 --> 01:03:42.107 Anxiety can be relieved if pressure is put on the body 01:03:42.190 --> 01:03:43.608 during sensory overload, right? 01:03:44.943 --> 01:03:45.902 Yes… 01:03:46.486 --> 01:03:48.905 Yes, that's right. 01:03:49.656 --> 01:03:53.201 In France, they have hug chairs for people with autism. 01:03:53.785 --> 01:03:54.953 Hug chairs? 01:03:55.036 --> 01:03:58.707 Yes, the back is blocked like this, 01:03:58.790 --> 01:04:01.918 and when someone sits down, the inside of the chair swells up 01:04:02.002 --> 01:04:03.879 and hugs the person really tight. 01:04:03.962 --> 01:04:06.548 You can control the pressure with the remote control too. 01:04:08.175 --> 01:04:11.011 Can I buy that chair in Korea? 01:04:13.555 --> 01:04:15.473 Do you really have to buy one? 01:04:16.391 --> 01:04:17.392 What? 01:04:20.061 --> 01:04:21.396 I'll be one for you. 01:04:22.439 --> 01:04:24.524 Your personal hug chair. 01:04:56.334 --> 01:04:58.294 Hello, Attorney Tae. 01:04:58.878 --> 01:05:00.755 My name is Kwon Min-woo. 01:05:01.840 --> 01:05:03.883 Thank you for making time for me. 01:05:03.967 --> 01:05:07.387 From what I heard from my secretary, you left me no choice but to do so. 01:05:08.012 --> 01:05:09.723 What on earth is the reason 01:05:10.348 --> 01:05:13.268 you had to see me? 01:05:14.436 --> 01:05:18.523 I would like to work for you at Taesan. 01:05:18.606 --> 01:05:21.860 That's something you should talk to HR about. 01:05:22.736 --> 01:05:24.446 Why don't you apply next year? 01:05:24.529 --> 01:05:29.325 I'll be sure to remember your name, Attorney Kwon. 01:05:30.285 --> 01:05:32.078 I work at Hanbada… 01:05:33.663 --> 01:05:35.206 with Attorney Woo Young-woo. 01:05:40.837 --> 01:05:45.049 You took a break from university during your senior year in 1995 01:05:45.133 --> 01:05:47.343 and went back 2 years later in 1997. 01:05:47.927 --> 01:05:49.721 You told people that you were leaving to study abroad, 01:05:49.804 --> 01:05:52.140 but there are no specific records of that. 01:05:52.223 --> 01:05:56.311 Most importantly, in 1996 while you were taking a break from school, 01:05:57.896 --> 01:05:59.564 Attorney Woo was born. 01:06:01.775 --> 01:06:02.859 What… 01:06:03.985 --> 01:06:04.944 are you doing? 01:06:05.028 --> 01:06:07.781 I'm trying to impress you, Attorney Tae. 01:06:08.698 --> 01:06:11.409 I want to work at a firm where knowing the secrets of other people 01:06:11.493 --> 01:06:13.828 can be my strength and weapon. 01:06:14.496 --> 01:06:16.372 I want to work at a firm where attorneys know 01:06:16.456 --> 01:06:20.543 how to take risks to win and to be political if needed. 01:06:21.044 --> 01:06:23.588 The way I see it, Taesan is like that, but not Hanbada. 01:06:24.756 --> 01:06:27.467 I don't want to become weak by working under a hypocritical senior lawyer, 01:06:28.176 --> 01:06:29.844 who only pretends to be nice. 01:06:48.738 --> 01:06:51.741 It's not enough to know other people's secrets. 01:06:53.076 --> 01:06:54.285 You have to be capable. 01:06:54.869 --> 01:06:55.787 I am capable. 01:06:55.870 --> 01:06:57.330 Then show me. 01:06:59.290 --> 01:07:01.501 You said you work with Attorney Woo, right? 01:07:02.293 --> 01:07:04.879 -Yes. -Do you think you can make 01:07:07.465 --> 01:07:10.093 Attorney Woo quit Hanbada? 01:07:11.052 --> 01:07:12.053 Excuse me? 01:07:12.136 --> 01:07:15.056 It doesn't matter if she quits or gets fired. 01:07:16.599 --> 01:07:17.725 Why would you want that? 01:07:17.809 --> 01:07:19.561 That's not your business. 01:07:23.314 --> 01:07:26.276 If you make this happen, Attorney Kwon, 01:07:26.818 --> 01:07:28.486 you'll become an attorney at Taesan… 01:07:29.821 --> 01:07:31.239 working directly under me. 01:07:34.033 --> 01:07:34.909 Yes, ma'am. 01:07:35.618 --> 01:07:36.536 I understand. 01:07:51.009 --> 01:07:52.427 "Employees who are married within the company 01:07:52.510 --> 01:07:54.512 are eligible for voluntary resignation." 01:07:54.596 --> 01:07:56.014 -Condemn! -She is loud. 01:07:56.097 --> 01:07:57.140 I've never seen an attorney like her before. 01:07:57.223 --> 01:07:59.767 All this was a trick that Hanbada taught Mir Life. 01:07:59.851 --> 01:08:04.898 It's the judge's job to decide which side is socially just, not ours! 01:08:04.981 --> 01:08:07.442 But attorneys are human. 01:08:07.525 --> 01:08:08.484 Are we… 01:08:09.068 --> 01:08:10.445 dating? 01:08:10.528 --> 01:08:11.613 We're still not officially together? 01:08:11.696 --> 01:08:14.115 That really… 01:08:15.241 --> 01:08:16.826 just hurts me, you know that?