Sir, do you think what you're doing will change the world?
Do you think that's even possible?
I've never seen the director so angry before.
What are they doing here?
I'm not sure, sir.
What are you doing here?
The mayor sent us.
The mayor? Why?
He told us to protect Mr. Cha
so that he can make it safely onto the plane.
Everybody, out!
-Move! -Hurry.
Move.
A Korean murder suspect,
Mr. Cha, has been arrested
and is currently being transported back to Korea.
His arrest was difficult
because the government had been protecting him.
The NBI played a crucial role in arresting the suspect.
Mr. Cha, who is currently wanted in Korea, is finally being deported.
BIG BET
THE LAST RULING
Take it off.
You little shit.
What are you doing?
I'm sorry,
but your job is finished, isn't it?
What do you mean, finished?
Your job was to bring Mr. Cha here.
You can go now.
So it's you, guys?
Are you guys here to take me back?
Tough job, right?
Come here.
Get out.
Son of a bitch.
Gosh.
What's your name?
I'm Detective Kim Dukgu.
And you?
I'm Assistant Inspector Choi Mingu.
What about you?
Why are you the only one wearing a suit?
I'm a consul from the embassy.
When did you get here?
Yesterday.
So you got here yesterday, and you're taking me back to Korea today?
Wow, you guys are killing me here.
Why didn't you come and see me yesterday then?
Come here, sit down.
Don't just stand there looking so uncomfortable.
Sit down, okay?
The plane's leaving in four hours anyway, right?
Hey.
How many of you?
Around 40, sir.
Forty? Forty.
Uh, forty plus you and everybody?
Uh...
One hundred coffees and one hundred sushi, okay?
-Okay, sir. -Okay
Mr. Consul, let's talk.
How many people are going back today?
These two and me. Are you going back too?
I'm not going.
You're not?
Then these two and I are the only people going back?
Okay, then three people in total. What about the tickets?
-The plane tickets? -Yeah.
What about the tickets?
You see, this is my first time going back to Korea in almost 15 years.
You must have bought first-class tickets, right?
Well, this is all government work, so we can't do that.
So, the tickets are all economy--
What?
Are you kidding me?
I'm not going then!
-What? -Come on.
You can't do that.
This is my first time going back to Korea in 15 years!
I want you to book first-class tickets.
We can't do that, sir.
It's up to me to decide if you can do that or not, okay?
And you guys should fly business class too.
You only live once, you know?
I'll pay for everything.
Also...
...you should eat when the sushi gets here.
You haven't eaten lunch yet, right?
And there's a sauna here.
Go and enjoy yourselves at the sauna too, okay?
You don't want to go to the sauna? You don't like it?
I'm going in first.
I'm going to put on the handcuffs now.
Hey!
What are you doing?
Please remember your manners. You're on Korean territory now.
Hey, take it easy. Okay?
Hey, I even bought you lunch back there.
Settle down. I'm going to read your warrant now.
"In accordance with Article 200 of the Criminal Procedure Act..."
Hey, be quiet.
-"We will place Cha Moosik under..." -Okay.
Don't read it. You're embarrassing me, you asshole.
You have the right to an attorney.
Let's go.
Hey, you guys, seriously. Are you really going to do this?
Thank you.
Business class is pretty nice.
Right.
Hey.
Am I supposed to go to the bathroom with this on?
Hey, take these off.
No.
You assholes. I'll make you take these off of me.
Where are you going?
I'm going to take a dump.
Hey, I'm going with you. Damn it.
Come out.
I'm still pooping.
Hurry up. Come out.
Hey, I can't leave until I'm done pooping.
Seriously.
I'm done pooping, but I can't reach down there.
Oh, no. I don't think I can wipe myself.
I think you need to get in here and wipe my ass for me.
Hey, wipe it for me.
All right. I'll take the handcuffs off, so stop making a scene.
Really?
Yes, so come out.
-You should have said that earlier. -Right...
Let's go.
Where are we going? Is this the right way?
Yes. This exit is for employees only.
Hey, are there any reporters here?
-Are there? -No.
The consul said there shouldn't be any reporters.
-Right? -There aren't any.
You need to play fair today, you know?
The reporters gave me such a hard time when I was in the Philippines.
-Okay? -Right.
We made sure... Well, things are different in Korea.
Different, my ass. They're exactly the same, you fuckers.
-You no-good bums. -Let's go to the west exit!
Yeah. We're leaving through the west exit now.
Yes, everything was fine.
I'm in front of the crosswalk.
I'm right here. Yes.
We're back from duty.
Moosik.
Jonghyun?
I'm the one who's in charge of you.
Really?
Are you hungry?
I'm hungry as hell.
Let's go eat.
This place is nice.
-You like it? -The food is good.
Hey, Jonghyun.
Let's just have one shot of soju each.
Hey, I can't smell of booze.
It'll be just one shot.
-You know it'll be totally fine. -No.
This sundae stew is just too good.
Damn it.
Darn you...
Excuse me. One bottle of soju, please.
Okay.
Seriously...
Hey, being in Korea is so nice.
I met you again, and now I'm eating this sundae stew too.
-My goodness. -Give it to me. I'll pour you one.
-Wait. -Okay. Here.
I'll pour you one.
That's good.
Pour me one too.
All right. I'll pour you one. Come on.
Thank you.
-Here. -Let's drink.
I can't believe we're meeting like this. Life is so... Damn it.
Damn it.
Jonghyun.
I'm sorry for worrying you.
You idiot, you don't ever need to apologize to me. It's fine.
It's fine.
Hey, Jonghyun.
What?
I need to ask you for a favor.
A favor?
LAW AND ORDER FOR ALL
I'll take those.
-Oh, my. -You can give it to me.
It's nice to meet you.
It's nice to meet you too.
But why is everyone...
I mean,
do you know me?
No, but we heard that you're a really big deal.
Oh!
The Philippines, right?
Who might you be?
The Bolton Hotel in Caliz.
The casino.
What's he...
He's in here for murder.
Let's take a seat. Let's sit.
-Okay, sure. -Right.
So, did you work at a casino in the Philippines?
You see, my friend is there too. Do you know Seo Taeseok?
Who?
-Seo Taeseok. -No idea.
-I see. -See? He doesn't know.
CIDG, POLICE
I can track his whereabouts, but if I can get some support from Korea--
Hey, Hoon. Hoon.
What's up?
We're making the arrest tomorrow for Mr. Min's case.
One moment, please.
-You found him? -Yeah.
I'll call you back, sir. Okay.
He looks nothing like the composite.
I know.
Well.
Was there any confirmed contact between him and Cha?
All I know is that tomorrow at his place,
patrol officers will find a few hand grenades.
Hand grenades? What the fu...
Hey, you're just gonna let them fabricate the whole thing like that?
Look.
You really believe this is the same guy?
Remember that new NBI team captain, Agent Terrence?
He's gone rogue.
But if it makes you feel any better,
the guy getting arrested is a murderer.
Where did you get that guy anyways?
He's Terrence's informant.
What?
This is unbelievable.
SPECIAL INVESTIGATION TEAM 1
Mr. Cha Moosik is here.
Come in.
Mr. Park, Mr. Cha Moosik is here.
Could you bring me a chair, please?
The crime occurred overseas,
so your indictment was processed automatically.
You must have a lot to say about that.
Well, I do. But I'll just say what I need to say.
All right, what should we look at first?
Should we start with the threats, extortion, and assault from 14 years ago?
Sure, let's do that.
On June 18th, 2001,
Happiness Convenience Store in Galma-dong, Daejeon,
you assaulted Jin Myungkwan in a car with your fists about a dozen times.
On July 18th, 2001,
you threatened to kill all of Jin Myungkwan's family members
while on a phone call.
Do you admit to that?
Yes.
On August 1st, 2001,
do you admit to forcibly taking Jin Myungkwan's vehicle?
I didn't forcibly take it.
I got it in place of the money he owed me.
He said that he would pay me back, then gave it to me.
What money were you owed?
That happened because I went to get the money that belonged
to the man I was working for back then.
And that man is Mr. Min Seokjun, who recently passed away.
How much money were you trying to get from him?
You see, Jin Myungkwan owed Mr. Min 30 million won.
That's the money I was trying to get back.
But he was a gangster, so he kept holding out on me.
He didn't repay the money for ten years, you know?
I just get mad really easily, so...
I used violence. That was indeed my fault.
But...
I'm not the one
who killed Mr. Min.
That's ridiculous.
I have more than enough evidence to prove that.
I can also explain what really happened.
Sure, go ahead.
First of all, there is someone that I suspect.
And I've already talked about this with Inspector Oh Seunghoon
from the Korean Desk in the Philippines.
You only told him?
Mr. Park.
I'm sorry,
but could I have a cigarette?
Thank you.
Sir,
is there any way for me to work in the Philippines too?
Hey, just live in Korea.
Why would you go to the Philippines?
Living there is tough.
Besides, you're too big. It gets really hot.
There's a lot of people who will mess with me once I get out.
So please, is there anything you can do?
I'll do anything if I can leave Korea.
Could you take me under your wing too, boss?
Take who under what wing? Stop it.
Just stop right there. That's what's best for you.
If he decides to mess with you,
then you guys will be screwed too.
Consider yourselves warned.
Fuck, you old fart.
I swear I'll get you moved to another room.
You're pissing me off.
Please eat, sir.
No. 9388, you have a visitor.
Right, 9388. That's me!
Mindong Construction was just prosecuted
for violating the Foreign Exchange Transactions Act.
I asked a friend at the prosecutor's office
to let me take a look at the deposit and withdrawal statements.
But I found something weird.
Take a look.
This right here.
He sent 20 million pesos to a woman named Jin Younghee
in two installments, ten million pesos each time.
That's 500 million in Korean won.
Do you know this woman?
Of course I do. She's the owner of the pork belly restaurant.
And those dates are before and after the day Mr. Min was killed.
I mean, something seems off, doesn't it?
Of course.
Jonghyun.
Thanks.
Nah. Jeez.
Is this all real?
Yes, it is.
I don't have conclusive evidence ready, but I can prove all of that.
So Mindong Construction's Choi Chilgu sent the ten million pesos,
and Jin Younghee received the money.
Yeah. Jin Younghee. That's her.
On May 14th, the day after Mr. Min was murdered,
he sent exactly ten million pesos to Jin Younghee.
Why didn't you tell this to the police in the Philippines?
Sir,
those cops were all conspiring to kill me.
What was I supposed to do? I had no choice but to escape to Korea.
Why is Choi Chilgu doing all this?
He's fighting to get his shares because Mr. Min never recognized that.
And this one, the sugar cane field murder.
I checked the Hong Kong bank account, and I found the money in there.
I'm going to make a request for the return of the proceeds of crime
and give the money back to the victims.
That's your bonus.
Then...
Go to the room next door and write a letter of repentance.
Come on, Mr. Park. Gosh.
Why should I write a letter of repentance? I didn't do anything wrong.
It's just a formality. Everybody has to write one.
No way.
Let's not do this. It's not like I'm a little kid.
A repentance letter? Unbelievable.
All right, then. We're done here for today.
Would you like me to call you back here?
Yeah. Let's try to do it in the morning next time.
What would you like for lunch?
Sundae stew, of course.
Why are you so obsessed with sundae? Aren't you sick of it by now?
What? I love that stuff.
And that place does really good takeout.
The stew has a lot in it.
All right. I'll see you tomorrow.
Okay!
Thank you, Mr. Park.
What do you have against a repentance letter...
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA
We have apprehended the suspect who is responsible...
Mr. Cho, I'll give the official letter
from the Philippines to the ambassador.
-Okay. -A businessman named
Min Seokjun.
We were able to get a confession from the suspect.
And at the same time,
we were able to figure out the real motive of the murder.
EMBASSY OF THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA IN THE REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
Come in.
Sir, this came for you from the PNP.
PNP: PHILIPPINES NATIONAL POLICE
They've caught the person who killed Mr. Min Seokjun.
They're going to put him on trial as a murder suspect.
Is that so?
Tell Mr. Cho to come in.
Yes, sir.
Come in.
Hello, sir.
They caught Mr. Min's murderer. This needs to be sent to Korean Police.
Yes, sir. I can take care of that.
After you're done,
contact the Korean Desk in Agiles and tell them to wrap things up.
Yes, sir.
SEOUL CENTRAL DISTRICT COURT, KOREA
You may go back in.
SILENCE
Hey, I guess I'll be seeing you for a bit longer.
How many did you get?
Seven years.
Those assholes.
Boss, they need to get new judges.
I swear I'm innocent. Damn those fucking assholes.
Stay healthy, sir.
Sure. Congratulations.
-Do you have an email address? -What?
An email address.
I don't know that stuff. I don't have one.
People nowadays usually exchange emails.
Could I get your number then?
Hey.
Let's not continue our relationship here outside of jail, okay?
This is it.
Good luck out there, okay?
Yes, sir.
The court is in recess.
It looks like you're the last one today.
Yes, sir.
-Mr. Cha. -Yes?
Do you have any clothes?
Clothes?
I don't, but I can buy some.
Do you have a lot of stuff at the detention center?
Oh, I can take care of that.
Am I... getting released?
We don't know that.
Interestingly enough...
...the investigating prosecutor filed a petition for Mr. Cha.
It's very unusual for the investigating prosecutor to file a petition.
Furthermore, after examining the statement that was provided by
Mr. Cha in relation to this case, as well as the circumstances and materials,
we believe that Mr. Min Seokjun's murder
was not committed by Mr. Cha
but other perpetrators who were working together.
DEFENDANT
Therefore, taking all these things into consideration,
for Mr. Min Seokjun's murder,
we pronounce you not guilty.
Regarding the assault that was carried out
against Jin Myungkwan by the accused Cha Moosik,
it was concluded that the assault
happened as a result of the plaintiff,
who was a non-paying debtor, verbally abusing and intimidating Cha Moosik,
who had come to collect the debt repayment as the agent of creditor Min Seokjun.
Furthermore, we have judged that Cha Moosik took the vehicle
as repayment for the creditor Min Seokjun's bond of 30 million won,
and that Jin Myungkwan willingly handed the vehicle over to the agent, Cha Moosik.
Therefore, the accusation of theft is not applicable.
However, the violence that was inflicted on the plaintiff in that process
by the accused is not socially acceptable, regardless of the reason.
Therefore, regarding the assault against Mr. Jin, the defendant
shall be sentenced to one year in prison with one year of probation.
PROSECUTOR
COURT OF KOREA
-Congratulations. -Thank you.
I'll never forget what you've done for me, Mr. Park.
I mean, I thought this would happen,
but you got out without any additional sentences.
They usually give people 100 hours of community service.
I just want to thank you for everything, Mr. Park.
I was so touched when I heard that you had written the petition for me.
I mean, it would have been done even if I hadn't written it myself.
What are you planning on doing now?
I'm going to catch them.
The ones who killed Mr. Min.
You'll go back to the Philippines?
Of course.
But the Philippines permanently banned you from entering.
I can go back.
It's a country where you can make that happen.
Anyway, Mr. Park, you should come to the Philippines sometime.
I'll properly repay my debt to you.
Sure.
Here.
I guess it's over now.
Yeah.
Let's drink.
By the way, you're looking a bit pale.
I've been having these nightmares.
Mr. Min keeps appearing in my dreams.
He's lying in my bed with me as a corpse, and his face is completely pale.
Ugh.
You're a lot more delicate than I thought.
What happened to the hotel?
Well...
I'm filing a lawsuit with the other investors.
It'll take a while.
What about me?
Just wait a bit longer.
Until when?
Can't you set aside a clubhouse or something?
Fuck, I can't do that right now, okay?
Why are you cussing at me?
You made a promise, and now you're trying to back out!
-Gosh. Seriously. -Shit.
Why did the phone call take you so long?
Damn this shit.
Cha Moosik...
was just released.
What?
What? Cha Moosik was released?
How?
He was acquitted for Mr. Min's murder,
and he was released on probation for his former offenses.
Fuck, you've got to be kidding me.
How on earth could they release him? They caught the murderer.
I don't know.
I'll go check the verdict again tomorrow.
Wait, what are we to do?
He's going to come back!
Don't worry, there's no way he's coming back.
I permanently banned him from entering the country.
Cha Moosik can get through something like that, okay?
How am I not supposed to worry?
Hey, can't the embassy do something?
You need to do something about this right now!
What else am I supposed to do?
I banned him from entering the country. What, what else am I supposed to do?
He might have figured us out already.
He might know everything already. What do we do?
Fuck! You need to make sure he can't come back into this country!
I told you from the very beginning that this lawsuit was a bit of a stretch.
I mean, there's no evidence to begin with.
Then why did they do that?
What do you mean, why?
The actual perpetrators were trying to frame Cha Moosik as the murderer.
So do you have a suspect in mind?
There are two people right now.
Can you handle this alone?
"Can I handle this alone?" I just have to do it.
But the embassy keeps pressuring me to close the case.
Hey, stop fussing over it. Just do whatever you can.
It's okay even if you don't report it to the embassy.
Take care of yourself.
All right. Thank you.
Have some coffee, sir.
Gosh, seriously...
THE NEXT PRESIDENT MARTIN DE DIOS DECLARES WAR AGAINST CRIME
...Taeseok, that son of a bitch.
He was a real lunatic.
How could he do that to you?
I'm sorry.
I shouldn't have asked you for that favor.
It's fine.
Anyway...
this new president is going to be pretty annoying.
How are things with Mindong Construction?
Right, Mindong Construction. So I looked into them.
I think the money that they sent to the Philippines became problematic.
I approached some of the executives and got them to talk.
Apparently, the company sent over ten billion won,
but none of them knew how the money was spent.
And the CEO managed all of that money.
They said that it was probably a slush fund.
Hey, John. Hello?
You're all over the papers, bro.
Like a fucking star.
They're saying you're trying to launder campaign funds
for the Korean general election in the Phillippines.
And you need to be stopped.
Shit.
What? Who's doing that?
I don't know. I'll find out.
Let me send you a photo.
But once you land here,
all eyes will be on you, brother.
Regardless of whether it's true or not.
If I go back, is there anyone who
might get hurt?
Not sure.
Okay, thanks.
You're English is so good.
Damn it, those assholes are trying to stop me from entering the country.
Who?
Additionally, Mr. Cha,
who was deported last year,
has made an official request to re-enter the country.
The Korean court found him not guilty, of course,
but we need consent from all other departments
present here to lift the ban.
Any thoughts?
If he's not guilty, his ban should be lifted.
The media framed an innocent man as a murderer.
This could become a diplomatic issue.
I think the arrest and deportation was excessive to begin with.
It was our fault not to try him here.
But allowing him back because he's found not guilty in Korea
might seem discriminatory to some.
We're all at fault here.
I say, we should let him back in.
To lift the ban, we also need the go-ahead from the previous government.
And we can all agree that it's not a simple task.
That, I can handle.
And I'll report it to the president as well.
So, let's find a way to make this happen.
Well, the public sentiment is still against him.
If we let him in,
we're giving the press another reason to vilify us.
But I'm thinking of...
So, the press needs to be silenced?
Tell the head of the Journalists' Association to come in.
I'll see him personally.
So they installed six security cameras,
a two-terabyte hard drive, one computer monitor,
and one recording device. That was 43 thousand pesos.
-It must have cost around a million won. -Yeah.
Oh, right.
They're also supplying us about a hundred dash cams for cars.
So let me know if anybody wants one.
I'm sure everybody will be super happy.
-Thanks. -It's not like I paid for it.
It'd be great if you could give me one too.
Mr. Lee, I'll give you two.
Well, I think they're almost done, so I'll get going now.
-I have some other places to be. -Okay, sure.
Thanks again.
Mr. Lee.
-Yeah, what? -By any chance,
if you ever hear anything about Mr. Cha, no matter how minor, please let me know.
I heard he got acquitted in Korea,
and he's trying to return to the Philippines.
He left for Korea in such a hurry, so it's not a surprise.
I think he pulled some strings with his trial in Korea too.
He probably did what he does best.
I guess we'll find out when he comes back.
Inspector Oh,
you really have a lot of interest in him.
I've got to get going now. Please let me know if anything comes up.
Sure. All right.
Ten million pesos?
That's right, boss.
I reached out to most of your contacts, but they all ignored me.
The money I scraped up from Cebu and Manila
was exactly ten million.
So not a single soul in Caliz paid up?
Yeah.
They all turned their backs on me because they heard the rumor
that you weren't coming back.
At least Sungil paid eight million pesos.
And the rest paid two million in total?
Yeah.
Those bastards. They think I've played all my cards now, don't they?
Where are you right now?
Oh, yeah, boss.
Did the door open?
Yeah, I'm in.
Just what is this place?
Go down the stairs, and you'll find a safe there.
-A small safe. -Where?
Down the stairs and to your right.
To the right?
Yeah, I see the safe.
You brought the key, right? Put the key in and turn it twice.
Turn it twice.
The passcode is 7421.
Seven, four, two...
Take out 50 million pesos
and give them the money in person. I'll give you their numbers.
All right.
Shit...
Fuck...
So, I took out 50 million pesos from the safe
and paid off reporters of 17 newspapers and broadcasting stations.
In return, they agreed not to publish anything about me
returning to the Philippines for the next five years.
Coming back after a year, I had a mixture of feelings.
What should I say...
it was like the calm before a storm. It made my fingertips tingle.
As soon as I came back, I got my old phone number back
and sent out texts to the assholes who screwed me over.
Hmm.
CHA MOOSIK
WHERE ARE YOU? I'M IN MANILA RIGHT NOW...
REPUBLIC OF KOREA REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
Do you know a bar called Sunshine?
Sunshine?
Sunshine? I'm not sure.
You really don't know?
No, sir.
Why are you asking?
It's a karaoke in Manila that's owned by a Korean.
There are several rooms.
You really don't know?
Right.
I think I've been there a couple times in the past.
I'm not sure why you're asking...
Mr. Cho, you took bribes from there, didn't you?
Me, bribes?
No, sir. I've never taken any bribes.
A petition was submitted to the Blue House.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs ordered you to return to Korea immediately.
Me?
There's even recorded evidence.
What on earth have you been doing?
You're making me look bad.
Unbelievable.
-Hey. -It's me.
Cha Moosik is back in Manila.
Didn't he text you?
WHERE ARE YOU? I'M IN MANILA RIGHT NOW...
I got it too.
How did he come back?
Fuck! Who cares about how he came back?
Well, he's back.
I'm going right back to Korea.
Why?
What the hell do you mean, why?
Hey. He texted us, which means he's going to get revenge.
I'm leaving. Who knows what'll happen to me if I stay here?
Shit, I can't believe this.
Anyway, I'm going to the airport.
Don't call me for the time being.
Chilgu, hold on...
What about my hotel shares?
Fucking hell, I can't believe you.
This isn't the time to be talking about shares!
We can talk later. I'm hanging up!
What the hell is it now?
Hello.
I'm heading back to LA. Gonna lay low for a while.
Why?
Why? Why?
Mr. Cha, that's why.
He called me saying he'll make me pay for what I did.
Jesus Christ, can't believe my fucking number got leaked!
Mr. Cha called you?
Yes. You said it was nothing serious.
I lost everything including my teaching job because of you.
You know what?
Just wire me my fucking money and never call me again, okay?
Jackass.
Hey, Jungpal. It's me.
Boss, are you in the Philippines?
Yeah. Manila.
How did you get back in?
What do you mean, how? I can do whatever I want,
don't you know that?
How's the casino doing?
Well, it's doing well.
Yeah?
Hey, I'm planning on staying at Sungil's for a couple of days.
Let's meet up later and talk.
Whatever then.
This kid's acting weird.
What is it?
It's the way he talked. He didn't sound happy about me being back.
Oh, really?
Jungpal?
Yeah.
Do you know anything?
Do you know something about this?
Maybe something bad happened, that's all.
Moosik.
I got a call today saying that the petition about Cho was processed.
Is that so?
The Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs personally gave me a call.
Those fuckers sure work fast.
It took a year. A whole year.
Yeah.
Here, have a drink.
Sungil, let's drink.
Yeah. You did well.
Here it is.
Stop, stop, stop, stop. Zoom in.
-Zoom. Zoom in. Zoom in. -Okay.
-More, more, more, more. More, more. -Okay, sir.
Stop. Okay.
Who is he?
He's the head of the investigation squad, sir.
What's his name?
Terrence Manos, sir.
Terrence Manos.
Terrence Manos, that son of a bitch.
Fire.
-Fire him. -What?
He framed an innocent man.
Fire!
You understand?
Hey, Moosik. How did it go?
I looked at the security camera footage and found the assholes who arrested me
and put me at that press conference, then I told them to fire them all.
Wow, you're really something else.
Gosh. I feel so much better now.
Those fucking assholes.
Sungil, let's go eat.
Yeah, let's eat.
Oh, here he comes.
Hello, Mr. Cha! I thought you were gone!
-Hey. Good to see you, brother. -It's nice to see you.
Good afternoon, Mr. Cha. Long time no see.
Good to see you again.
Welcome.
Oh.
Jungpal.
Oh.
Boss.
Hey.
Jungpal!
Hey.
How have you been?
Things are running pretty decently around here.
What's up with you?
Did something happen?
No, nothing's wrong. I'm doing just the same.
I feel like you're hiding something.
Well, things have changed a bit.
What's changed?
Just, the atmosphere now and from when you were around.
Moosik, this is a friend of mine.
I'm going to have a talk with him.
Right. Hey, come on.
-Who was that? What? -Cha Moosik.
Hey, why didn't you introduce me?
It's fine. You don't need to.
What are you talking about?
I'm here because everybody told me to go find Moosik.
I made a really good connection, so you can just meet with him.
Who?
A lion has entered the tiger's den.
So who's the damn lion?
You'll be shocked. You see, he's super famous.
-Damn it, so... Who is it? -Hey.
It's Yang Sangsoo.
Yang Sangsoo?
Yang Sangsoo is here?
Yeah. The legendary Yang Sangsoo of the Gordon Hotel.
He's basically my best friend.
Seriously? Can you introduce me to him then?
Why do you want to see him?
Well, he must be a pretty powerful man.
I'm going to ask him to take me under his wing.
What are you talking about? That was such a long time ago.
Shit.
No, I'm just helping Moosik out while I'm here.
Yeah.
I'm going to open one soon. Yeah.
Yeah. Make sure to gather everybody you know who likes to gamble.
Yeah, next month. Next month. Right.
Yeah.
Boss!
Hey.
It's been a while, Sanggu.
I'm glad you're back.
How are you doing?
Just the same as always.
Hey, why is this place so empty?
Well, yeah. It's like that now because of MERS.
We don't have a lot of guests, and a lot of the agents have left too.
Then you should have gotten some new ones.
You see, it's just hard to find more people right now.
They usually leave after two months.
By the way,
what's up with Jungpal? And who's the guy that's with him?
Ah...
He's from Korea.
He's on the run. Jungpal has been taking care of him.
Is he a gangster?
He's not a gangster.
He used to do some sports gambling,
and now Interpol is looking for him for fraud.
Moosik.
While you were in Seoul,
there were some gaps here and there because Jungpal was busy
with his own business,
but I've been doing my best to fill them in.
Look at you.
Hey, anyway...
call all the agents.
Tell them I'll treat them to a meal.
All of them?
All of them.
POLICE
Yes, hello.
-Mr. Oh. -Yeah.
I picked your successor today.
Really? Who is it?
There are two final candidates. You can choose from one of them.
Hmm.
I think we should just pick the person who has more experience in investigating.
I guess that'll be best.
Yeah, all right.
I almost forgot!
Remember when I asked you about the paperwork that was submitted
to the court when Cha Moosik was acquitted?
I asked you to get that for me. How's that going?
The records on Cha Moosik?
Yeah.
I put in a request to the investigation department already.
They said they'll send it to you, so just be patient.
Hmm. It'd be great if you could speed that up.
All right, man.
Yeah. Thank you.
YANG SANGSOO
One second.
This is a surprise.
Hello. What's the occasion?
Hey, Sungil.
You remember Cha Moosik? He used to live in Caliz.
Moosik? He's a close friend of mine.
Really?
Bring him to me.
He needs a good beating.
What?
That asshole needs a good beating.
I want you to get him and bring him to me.
Sir, that's...
Did he do something wrong?
Look, punk.
Just do as I say. Why are you running your mouth?
You have until tomorrow evening.
Grab him and bring him right to me, all right?