Hey.
Yu-chan, what's wrong?
Here, have some water.
Are you all right?
- Yup, I'm fine. - You sure don't look it.
I just have indigestion.
Indigestion?
Give me your hand. Gosh.
Does that hurt?
Press on this hegu pressure point, okay?
And here, the neiguan point.
This here is the quchi point. Apply pressure to all three points.
If you still feel bloated after that…
Hang on.
Come on.
See this between the big toe and the second toe?
Press hard on this taichong point.
What the heck?
- Do you practice Eastern medicine? - Western medicine.
You sure know a lot of useless information.
No information is useless if it helps patients.
- What now? - I'll press it for you.
- No, I don't want it! - Hold still.
I'm good. This is weird. Don't do it!
I told you, I don't want it!
The heck?
- Wow. - What's going on?
What is this?
Is it made of cheese?
Da-eun.
So Dr. Dong was the friend of Dr. Hwang you mentioned sometimes.
I knew his antics seemed familiar. I had heard so much about him through you.
- How does he seem to you? - He seems like a nice person.
You're a poor judge of character.
Hey, tenacious guys like him are exhausting to be around.
I've never been on the receiving end of this tenacity.
You want to experience it firsthand through me?
What?
Jungda, where did you wander off to? I wasn't done talking.
Oh, there you are.
My elementary school joke. Was that tenacious enough?
You're so childish. Yu-chan? More like Yu-childish.
How was that?
I should've smacked you when we were in elementary school.
Dude, I was bigger and stronger than you back in elementary!
So what?
- You're this tiny little thing now. - Did you just hit me?
Why are you walking like that?
Damn it, my sock's all stretched out. Give me a second.
But you know what?
I do admire him.
Just a smidge.
There, that should do.
Once he sets his mind on something, he doesn't ever give up,
whether it be work or his studies.
If I were a patient, I would want him to treat me.
He would never give up on treating my illness.
PANIC DISORDER, AGORAPHOBIA, SPECIFIC PHOBIA
DAILY DOSE OF SUNSHINE
Da-eun.
Da-eun! Get up!
Get up, already.
Go and take a shower. Come on, get up.
I wish someone could wash me, wrap me up nicely,
and deliver me to the hospital.
Just get up.
You said trainees were coming today. Come on, giddy-up.
Oh, right. I should exercise good behavior for my juniors.
They'll try to exorcise you.
Come on, stop dawdling and get up!
Mom, you should also drop by our hospital sometime.
This anger management issue is psychological.
Less yapping, more washing. God, you're killing me.
I'm sorry to keep you all waiting.
Were you waiting long?
I'm afraid we don't have the time or manpower
to teach our trainees one-on-one.
That's the reality.
So, try to learn by watching your seniors at work
or by asking them questions.
Your seniors here will kindly help you out.
And you may speak with the patients, but keep it short,
and refrain from provoking them.
Ms. Jung and Ms. Min, please show them around the unit.
Yes, ma'am.
The monthly conference is today, right? It's not a case study, is it?
No, ma'am.
It's a study of symptoms for TMS treatment.
- Try to attend if you can. - Yes, ma'am.
- That'll be all. - Yes, ma'am.
- First or second? - First.
Okay.
I'll show you around the unit, and Ms. Min will teach you about the work.
Watch and learn from Ms. Min. She's a consummate professional.
This side is the open unit, and that side is the closed unit.
We used to call it the locked unit,
but we now call it the protective unit or the closed unit.
Follow me.
This way.
Hello.
Where did Mr. Kim Seo-wan go?
Here's my morning blessing, Mediator.
This will keep you from losing any health points all day.
Really?
Yup.
Since you're always so hard at work, I learned this skill for you
at the Tower of Frustration.
I see.
Hello.
Who might these folks be?
They're trainee nurses who will be working with us
for the next two weeks.
They're noobs, I see.
I'm sure you haven't chosen your classes yet.
This Garden of Darkness is a place that I pioneered,
so should you have any questions or need help,
feel free to let me know at any time.
Do you play Lost Valhalla, by chance?
No.
Morning blessings, Tower of Frustration, Garden of Darkness, they're all from LV.
I play that game too.
Seung-jae.
Shut up.
Do I look like I waste time playing video games?
Excuse me?
Mr. Kim!
Mr. Kim Seo-wan! Mr. Kim!
Mr. Kim Seo-wan! Mr. Kim, calm down!
Mr. Kim.
It's okay.
- Calm down. Yes. Calm down. - I'm sorry.
I felt bad for you, since you're unable to distinguish video games from reality.
Calm down.
Right.
It's okay.
I'm sorry.
I shall erase my memory with the River of Oblivion.
Let me help you.
You've had therapy training at school, right?
This is the Therapy Room.
You must not entertain or deny patients' delusions.
It's tricky. I felt the same way when I first got here,
but with some exposure, I started to get the hang of it.
I'm sure you'll get used to it.
Let's take a short break.
Sorry?
Shall we, then?
Take a short break, then come over to the station.
Where are the trainees?
They asked for a short break, so I let them have one.
They suggested a break?
Yup.
How bold of them. Where are they right now?
One of you seems to be missing.
He headed over to the front desk a moment ago.
There.
Follow me.
Where have you been?
- How much did you eat? - About half.
It's good to check on them after meals.
Food intake can indicate a patient's status.
We eat less when we're depressed.
Make sure to recheck the names before giving out medicine.
- What is your name? - Park Su-hyeon.
PARK SU-HYEON
Some hoard their medicine and take it all at once.
Ms. Park, please open wide for me.
Let's try that again.
Open wide for me.
Good.
You have an appointment a week after your discharge
at 11:00 a.m. on May 22nd.
When your meds arrive later, I'll explain how to take them again.
Mr. Gyu-ho.
You can't take two sets of clothes.
Ms. Kang, could you check up on Mr. Gyu-ho?
Okay.
Taking two sets is a concern for self-harm.
Right, I'll check up on him.
In our psychiatry unit,
it's important we maintain the patients' basic daily routine.
- Once you're discharged… - Ms. Min is really amazing.
Ms. Min's just on another level.
She's already rumored to be the next head nurse.
Seung-jae, what are you looking at?
Are you listening to me?
May I go to the restroom?
Go later if it's not urgent.
Okay.
Take this, and give us a call if you have any questions.
MYUNGSHIN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
I've given this a lot of thought since we had that conversation that day.
- Don't you have better things to do? - I do.
I really do.
But I can't just leave a patient be.
I happen to know a patient that has serious issues with self-esteem.
A university hospital nurse
who's great at her job and well-respected.
And her looks are…
also nice.
But she says she's a pile of crap.
Why don't you like me?
You're getting tiresome.
Give me an acceptable reason, and I'll stop bugging you.
Just why is it that you don't like me?
EVER SINCE LUNCH, I SEE A BOY'S GHOST OVER THERE
I see ghosts.
Come again?
What?
- Thank you for the coffee. - Thank you.
- Didn't you eat? - I had so many outpatients today.
I barely have time for this. Want some?
I'm good. I'm hardly in the mood for food.
What's wrong? Did something happen?
Hey,
what do you guys think of someone who sees ghosts?
It's schizophrenia.
They have all the traits of people with schizophrenia.
I've always wanted to treat someone like that.
Please introduce me to them. I will cure them for sure.
Cure yourself first.
But why ghosts all of a sudden?
I just want to understand
the thought process involved in admitting that you see ghosts
to someone that likes you.
They hate this person,
a metric crap ton.
Do you like someone?
I do. I'm totally lovesick, okay?
What's the exact diagnosis for lovesickness?
Wouldn't it be depression?
Oh, you're right.
How progressive and inquisitive.
Shouldn't you be asking me who it is?
Who is it?
Nobody.
What's his diagnosis?
A case of assholery.
- A case of assholery. - Yes.
A case of assholery.
You obviously need to record the patients' conditions.
For instance, Mr. Park Gi-seon has been on a new sleeping pill since yesterday.
Then you should check if the patient slept well...
- Ms. Park. - Yes.
We'll go eat before we take over.
Take the trainees and eat with them.
- Okay. - Okay. Come with us.
Where's Seung-jae?
Right, I haven't seen him in a while.
I have no idea.
Come along.
Today we have spicy stir-fried pork and radish leaf soup...
There you are. Let's go eat.
What is it? Are you not hungry?
I am. Let's go.
He's a slacker for sure.
Remember when we were trainees?
We couldn't even ask to go to the restroom,
so we considered wearing diapers.
Ms. Park was so scary back then too.
I hope he doesn't want to come to our unit.
He's just clueless right now.
Clueless people tend to stay clueless.
I'm sure that's exactly how our seniors felt.
Let's just watch him for now.
If you do, you'll only keep seeing his bad side.
It's just the way we're wired.
An iced Americano, please.
Same for me.
I'd like an iced Americano as well.
Me too.
A hot chamomile tea, please.
Herbal teas take a little longer. Is that okay?
Yes, I'll have that.
Here is your iced Americano.
This is taking too long.
We probably shouldn't order chamomile tea from now on.
You can go ahead if you're busy.
CS OPD. Code blue.
- Did you try messaging him? - Yes.
I can't reach him.
- We'll go look for him. - Forget it.
Go to the third-floor conference room.
Yes, ma'am.
- Go on ahead. - Okay.
- Third floor. - Okay.
Is this guy for real?
Something's off.
"Something's off"?
I couldn't care less if he's suffering by himself.
We're so slammed, and he's bothering me.
You might be a little too high-strung...
How can I not be bothered when he's constantly in my sight?
I'm going to grill him until he turns to ash.
We both know you don't have it in you.
I so do. I can be scary.
Sure.
Life can be like that
We all enter empty handed
And color the world
With stories of our own
Don't beat yourself up over your mistakes
You can't be good at everything
Just work towards a better tomorrow
Live in the moment
Amor Fati!
- Amor! - Fati!
Amor Fati!
Just you wait and see how I fix him up good.
- Let's see how he does for now. - What more is there to see?
You said you wanted to fix him up.
The least we can do is assess where he's broken first.
The conference is about to begin.
- Okay. - Okay.
TMS METHOD, APPLICATION FOR PANIC DISORDER
About our next monthly conference…
- Hello, Mr. Dong. - Hello.
What brings you to our unit's conference?
It's an area I'm interested in, so I asked Yeo-hwan if I could sit in.
- What about your patients? - I had a little free time.
Oh, okay.
We'll begin the conference now.
It's starting now.
You can use it.
Nowadays, major mental disorders include
panic disorder, anxiety disorder, intermittent explosive disorder,
depression, insomnia disorder, and schizophrenia.
Their causes may vary, but they all have something in common.
What might that be?
The importance of early diagnosis and treatment.
Yes, that's right.
Then which disorder did the psychiatry unit treat
the most frequently with outpatients recently?
MAJOR MENTAL DISORDERS
PANIC DISORDER
We've all seen the media. Numerous celebrities of late have said
that they're dealing with panic disorder.
This has led the public
to perceive panic disorder as a condition for celebrities.
The number of panic disorder patients has increased by 70%
over the last five years to 160,000 people.
Including undiagnosed patients, the actual number would be much higher.
In panic disorder cases,
the fear of imminent death is the core emotion.
Edvard Munch, who painted The Scream, also lived with panic disorder.
The Scream depicts the fear
the artist felt while in panic at the time.
But the problem is,
most people still don't recognize panic disorder for what it really is.
People tend to blame their heart palpitations, headaches,
vertigo, and breathing issues on indigestion,
stress, or lack of sleep,
until they are finally diagnosed with panic disorder.
Now then,
what might patients diagnosed with panic disorder cite as the one thing
they fear the most?
Rather than fearing the attack itself,
they fear the moment they sense an impending attack.
They are afraid of having a panic attack.
Yes, that's true.
And they fear situations where no one might be there
to help care for them.
That's why dim-lit theaters and airplanes cause more panic attacks.
They also fear sleeping alone.
Someone I know slept apart from their spouse
but started sharing a bedroom after ten years due to panic disorder.
There's a silver lining.
How sad, don't you think?
That's how big the fear caused by panic disorder can be.
Patients feel like they'll die right there.
Whether or not to call is 911 is another dilemma.
They go back and forth on it many times.
They're aware that they're not actually dying,
and that it's from their panic disorder.
Yet they still can't overcome that fear.
Then they spend their whole day worrying about another possible attack.
Naturally, this causes a rift between patients and non-patients.
People without the disorder cannot comprehend the terror,
no matter how much you explain it to them.
We will take some time now to try to experience that fear to some degree.
All right. Let's get into pairs.
- Would you like to… - How should we pair up?
- Ms. Hong and Ms. Park can pair up. - Okay.
You two pair up. I'll go with Ms. Park.
Okay.
- Right. - Oh, thank you.
Seung-jae, you can work with me.
Come on.
All right. Use both your hands to squeeze your nostrils shut!
Partners, please cover their ears as well.
Now, you will only breathe through this straw.
Breathe in deep, then breathe out.
Repeat that for 60 seconds.
One, two,
three, four, five,
six, seven,
sev…
Thirteen.
12, 13, 14…
Right, that's panic.
Actual panic attacks cause the kind of dread that you just felt.
All right. Shall we try switching roles?
One,
two,
three,
four,
five.
Seung-jae.
Seung-jae!
I'm fine.
40, 50.
51, 52, 53, 54, 55, 56…
I need to go use the restroom.
Whether or not to call 911 is another dilemma.
They go back and forth on it many times.
They're aware they're not actually dying,
and it's from their panic disorder.
Yet they still can't overcome that fear.
Then they spend their whole day worrying about another possible attack.
911 EMERGENCY
- I'm sorry. - No, I mean…
He was having a hard time breathing. I thought he was suffocating.
- I told you I'm fine. - Son.
- Are you sure you're okay, sir? - I'm really okay.
If it happens again, contact us.
Of course. Have a safe trip back.
Goodbye.
Hey, are you sure you're okay?
I said I'm fine.
Gosh, you gave us a good fright.
You should go in too, Dad.
Just go on in already.
It was just indigestion. My parents took it the wrong way.
Hey, Yu-chan.
You know why no one asks you
why you quit your job at a major company,
after graduating from a top university,
and you're now delivering fried chicken?
Why are you being so serious all of a sudden?
They're waiting for you to tell them yourself.
It's what you'd call a considerate gesture.
Then again, I'm sure you have your reasons
for not wanting to talk about it. Bye.
Okay, so just tell me. Why exactly did you quit?
Just 'cause.
What kind of nonsense is that?
You quit a job that others only dream of, and you say "Just 'cause"?
And why is that such nonsense?
If you don't tell me, I'm going to think whatever I want.
Like what?
Well, you could have gotten black-out drunk at a team dinner
and wet your pants, for starters.
You little…
So just talk to me, come on.
What's the real reason you quit?
I've already told you. It was just 'cause.
Fine, then I'm not going to answer any of your questions either.
- You're not going to answer me? - No.
You just answered that.
- Oh, you're such a… - Come on, bring it. Let's go.
Take this. My flaming serve!
She hates me that much? Enough to tell me that she sees ghosts?
Why are you eating alone?
I'm not alone.
Then what? Are you sitting with a ghost companion?
Yup.
Let's stop joking around.
So you thought I was joking.
I'm serious though.
Fine, well,
where exactly is this ghost?
You're sitting on it right now.
- Don't be like that. Let's ta... - I'm done eating.
Enjoy your meal.
You're a psychiatrist.
Getting goosebumps on your neck. That's pathetic as hell.
Ms. Min, what happened to your eyes?
I think my contacts shifted out of place.
So pathetic. There's no such thing as ghosts.
I wish someone'd give me a good smack so I can snap out of this.
You asked for a smack.
I was talking to myself, jerk.
If that's the case, I'm sorry.
- Why do you keep coming here? - To treat a patient. Got a problem?
Get lost if you're done, you jerk.
I'm leaving. But before I go, I need to ask you something.
What?
Tell me everything you know about panic disorder.
Do you have panic disorder?
Charting's the highlight of the psychiatry unit.
It's fine once you get used to it.
Does the psychiatry unit do a lot of charting?
Well, compared to other units, yes.
We need to check once every hour.
It's not that complicated. It's nothing once you get the hang of it.
Come on, it is pretty hard.
Don't scare them. They won't come to our unit.
Yes, ma'am.
I need to use…
the restroom.
Didn't you just go to the restroom?
If you want to continue in nursing, you'll have to learn to hold it.
And if this is about smoking, quit.
You won't have time to smoke during work hours anyway.
I quit smoking too.
Ms. Park, I'm going to the training room to count supplies.
- May I take the trainees? - Okay.
Follow me.
Bye.
This isn't right.
- Ms. Hong. - Yes?
Come here. Can you…
If anyone needs to use the restroom, now's your chance.
Battling panic disorder can be lonely.
People around them aren't aware.
Only the patient feels it.
So most patients try to overcome it on their own,
hanging on and soldiering through countless episodes.
For sudden panic attacks like that,
we normally prescribe alprazolam or indenol,
but you need to bring him to the hospital for the right diagnosis.
What is it? Is something wrong?
Oh, I just had a few questions for you.
Should I leave?
Oh, no.
I'd just like to know more about panic disorder.
What is this, World Panic Disorder Question Day?
Why do you ask?
- Is this about Yu-chan's panic disorder? - What?
Yu-chan has panic disorder?
I think that's what it is.
I had no idea. He never let on.
He's the same way with me. He kept denying it to the very end.
So he's not seeking treatment for it?
Probably not, since he won't acknowledge his condition.
God, that must be tough on him.
I know.
I was thinking of asking you to talk to him about it.
Yu-chan usually tells me everything.
From how he had a fight with his mom and dad,
how he got dumped by a girl, right down to his boss's family affairs.
So, if he couldn't open up to me about this,
he probably won't want to talk about it.
Is that right? Oh, what to do?
- I'm sure he would listen to you though. - Sorry?
Yu-chan happened to tell me
that if he was a patient, he would want you to treat him.
That you would never give up on treating whatever ails him.
Yu-chan, that little punk…
He really said that?
He did.
Don't you worry. I'll make sure to take that idiot to the hospital.
Please take good care of Yu-chan.
What's this? Why are you two here together?
- I ran into her right out front. - Oh, really?
- Jungda, head inside if you want chicken... - You idiot.
What's her deal?
- Are you available tomorrow? - What for?
- Are you available or not? - I am during the day.
What's up with you two? God!
How can I focus on work when my heart is elsewhere?
I should just watch a movie.
THE HAUNTED NURSE
I see ghosts.
Where exactly is this ghost?
You're sitting on it right now.
THE HAUNTED NURSE
What was I thinking?
That was no fun. It wasn't scary, and it made zero sense.
This is so annoying. Goddamn it!
So what if she sees ghosts?
You'll stop liking Ms. Min just because she sees ghosts?
Think you can do that?
You would like Ms. Min even if she herself was a ghost!
Dong Go-yun, want to sleep over at my place?
Ms. Min,
would you date me
if I told you I don't care if you see ghosts?
I go berserk when I'm drunk.
I don't care.
Whatever you dish out drunk, I can take it.
- I also have athlete's foot. - I don't care.
I don't care if you have ashy heels, darkened elbows,
or even a past marriage. I don't care if you have ten kids.
I wouldn't even care if you were actually a man.
So,
will you date me?
Dr. Hwang.
Have you ever lived in a house with no hot water?
Where would you find a house like that nowadays?
And that's the reason I can't date you.
- Go-yun. - Right. Hey, let's go.
Wait.
Where are we going?
You'll see when we get there. Hop in.
Come on, where are we going?
Buckle up.
Man, you have no idea how busy I am.
And we're off.
Man, this sure is nice.
Shit.
Come on.
Go-yun.
We're two grown men. Don't you think we're a bit out of place here?
I've always wanted to try one of these.
But why did you have to do it with me?
There's no one to bother us. It's the perfect place to talk.
God. Just what kind of shocking revelation are you going to unload on me?
Let's talk while we pedal.
Goddamn it.
Here we go.
No one's coming, so don't worry.
I told the others we were going to talk.
Do the other nurses know too?
No, they don't know that much.
How long are you going to hide your panic disorder?
I don't have that.
You do, don't you?
How did you know?
You excuse yourself often,
and whenever you do, you seem to go out for fresh air.
You don't seem to drink any coffee either.
Most of all,
you constantly look nervous.
You're right. I have panic disorder.
Did you quit your job because of your panic disorder?
I don't want to use panic disorder as an excuse.
I just
couldn't handle the pressure. That's all.
Mr. Song, how's the Lehman Brothers report coming on?
It's up on the intranet.
Please look it over. And I've placed a printed copy on your desk.
Can you do the Jinkwang report once you're done?
Yes, sir.
Mr. Song, did you take care of the clients?
I've met with Luca, Under, and Promise in person.
Luca said they can't adjust their costs...
Mr. Song, could you organize this report?
I'm nervous as it's a direct report to the CEO.
Keep it up.
Yu-chan, Hui-chan says he wants to run a café.
If that can whip him into shape, we should help out.
I'm relying on you.
I'm so relieved to have you, our eldest.
COME TO WORK EARLY TOMORROW
100+ UNREAD MESSAGES
CAN YOU DO IT BY THURSDAY?
I'LL TELL THE CEO YOUR REPORT WAS GREAT
LUCA WANTS TO MEET WITH YOU
- I'll tell the CEO your report… - I heard they liked your report.
- Put even more effort into mine. - Luca keeps asking…
You're a smart cookie. You'll get promoted in no time.
- This is going to blow up. - Are you done? Can I check it out…
- Meet with them if I say so. - Son, why aren't you answering?
I felt like
I was going to die in ten seconds.
I couldn't breathe,
no matter what I tried.
From then on,
whenever I went to work, the water would fill up.
And after that,
I'm sure you already know.
The panic attacks happened regardless of the time or place.
And after a while, at work,
I became a slacker that was never at his desk,
that one arrogant prick that's full of himself.
Did they tell you what caused it?
Not knowing the reason
is the really maddening part.
Some people say,
"It's because of the stress."
And others say, "It's because you're too sensitive," and so on…
But seriously,
I don't know what could have caused this.
That sounds terrible.
I thought I'd be okay as long as I didn't go back to the office,
but I was wrong.
I can't even go to a theater alone.
So I heard.
Why didn't you tell anyone around you?
You had plenty of people to ask for help.
Come on.
It's embarrassing.
It's not my body that's hurting, but my mind.
I'd come across as some weakling that can't even control
his own mind.
You'll just stay like this, then?
I can't become a nurse anymore, can I?
No.
You won't be able to become a regular nurse like other people.
Panic disorder is an illness of habit.
If you had a panic attack on the subway,
you'll keep having them whenever you ride one.
If you had one in the theater, you'll keep having them there.
If you have one at the hospital, you'll keep having them here.
From now on, forget about being a regular nurse.
You must learn to be a nurse with panic disorder.
- Sorry? - There's no easy cure for panic disorder.
However, you can lengthen the intervals between your panic attacks.
Starting with a week, working your way up to a month, and so on.
Would that really be possible?
Seung-jae… you should take medication.
It's not just some illness that you can simply beat,
and it's no illness that will go away just because you endure it.
After that, just leave it to those around you.
You said you sleep in your brother's room?
Do you feel less anxious when you're with him?
Yes, that's right. My brother doesn't like it though.
Exactly. Surround yourself with people that can be like your brother.
People that can take care of you when you have a panic attack,
and when you feel like you're going to die in the next ten seconds.
They're the ones who will help you breathe.
Thanks, Go-yun.
Oh, you little rascal.
I still don't think this is a good look for two grown men though.
Don't ever bring me here again. What the heck are we even doing?
- We should come back here next year. - Are you out of your mind?
I got a box of sweet potatoes.
It was just so cheap. We'll never finish them.
You have a habit of buying lots of everything.
I should boil them and put them in the freezer.
I want candied sweet potatoes.
You barely eat any of it. You're always full after one bite.
I do not.
Da-eun!
He still calls people like that when there are cell phones?
- Are you sleeping? - No idea.
Hurry out. My ears.
He says it's friendlier. Jesus, he's loud.
I know you're home!
Such a loud voice. Wonder if it's from eating so much chicken.
- Da-eun! - God, seriously.
- What is it? - Hey.
Hey, I…
What?
I have panic disorder.
So what?
Hey, your friend just told you he has panic disorder.
Shouldn't you act surprised or something?
I thought we were besties. How could you not tell me?
The thing is…
I wanted it to be a surprise.
Surprise me with what exactly? It's not like it's my birthday.
- I really want to watch Batman. - And?
You have to go with me.
Why should I?
I can't go to the theater by myself because of my panic disorder.
You should come and take care of me by my side.
Don't you think I have better things to do?
Man…
Let's be honest. Don't I get to claim at least two hours out of your day?
Says who?
Remember what you said
when I saved you from getting bitten by a dog?
You said you'd repay my kindness for life!
That story's getting old. Not going to work, pal.
You're just unbelievable.
So, what'll it be? You coming or not?
Enough of that. Just come to the hospital tomorrow.
I made an appointment for you.
Wait. Did you know about this?
I did, you dummy.
Come to the back of the building after your appointment tomorrow.
What for?
Because it doesn't get a lot of traffic,
making it ideal for beating someone up.
Wow, hey.
Hey, you, I'll fight you for real tomorrow.
You're going to get it. Go now. Come to the hospital tomorrow.
- I'll fight you right now. - Bye.
- Jung Da-eun! - Go home.
- I'll jump the fen... - See you tomorrow.
- Bye! - What a dummy.
MYUNGSHIN UNIVERSITY MEDICAL CENTER
PSYCHIATRY
Ms. Lee Chae-eun, this way for your meds.
Mr. Park Sang-il, please go to the consultation room.
Mr. Song Yu-chan?
Yes.
There is only one way to get rid of anxiety.
Finding…
Mr. Ji Seung-jae.
…one's own safety net.
Someone you can let in on your pain and go to for help.
Someone who can be there for you when you ask.
Mr. Song Yu-chan…
To find a hole to breathe through
in the suffocating monotony of the daily grind.
Because of my panic disorder.
Was there an incident that made you think you have panic disorder?
So, I thought it would get better
if I just hung in there.
ORAL MEDICATION SONG YU-CHAN
But that wasn't the case.
She was…
my hole to breathe through.
Hey, Jungda!
Hurry up.
I'd knock you out in one punch in a real fight.
Hey, did you just hit me? You!
Hey, get back here.
Enjoy.
Drumsticks.
Drumsticks, check.
Yup, drumsticks are the best part.
Atta boy, keep listening to me.
Sorry, but I didn't do it for you, so don't flatter yourself.
Da-eun made the appointment.
Ms. Jung is such a nice person.
How are both you and Da-eun such terrible judges of character?
Do you know what kind of girl Da-eun is?
Can I like your friend?
What?
ALL PEOPLE, GROUPS, LOCATIONS, ORGANIZATIONS,
AND EVENTS IN THE SHOW HAVE NO RELATION TO REAL LIFE