- All right. Our show is... - Yes. My gosh.
getting more attention as we continue.
Right? I feel like I should give you a kiss.
- That's right. My gosh. - Right?
My gosh, a fly might get into your mouth.
- I'm so tired. - My goodness.
Oh, my. And I'm always smiling.
- You're smiling. Yes. - You must want to be kissed.
(The masks for Team House Detox are edgy like the show.)
- Today's client... - Okay.
is in dire need of some organizing.
- Really? Why? - It's always the case, though.
So this client is a single guy.
But he gets lonely.
That must be why he has a lot of stuff.
(Oh, no.)
I'm sure you know how it is. Lonely people...
- Yes. - buy things to surround themselves.
(Who is today's client that lives in loneliness?)
(His shoulders are broad just like his desire to have more.)
There's a restaurant he regularly goes to.
- Let me call him. - Okay.
(Today's client waits at his regular restaurant.)
Hello?
- Hello. - Yes.
- Hi. - Hello.
It's been a while. I'm Park Na Rae, the comedienne.
I see. It's been a while. How long has it been?
I know, right? Have you been well? Where are you by the way?
You'll see a cafe.
- A cafe? - Across the crosswalk.
I see it. It's right in front of us.
And right next to it, there's a snack bar restaurant.
- That must be it. - Yes, I see it.
You must be in there. We'll see you at the restaurant.
Okay. I'll wait for you.
- Okay. - Bye.
Are we going to a snack bar restaurant?
- I guess so. - I guess. A snack bar restaurant?
(It's an odd place for first meetings.)
(Let's go see the client!)
(They arrive in no time.)
- Is that him? - His back...
It must be that guy, facing away from us.
- I can tell he's alone. - He's really alone.
My gosh.
(Who is today's client Team House Detox has finally met?)
- Hello. - Hello.
- It's been a while. - Hello.
(Today's Client: Go Joo Won)
- Have you been well? - Gosh.
(An actor of 17 years)
(An excellent actor, Go Joo Won)
("Go Joo Won Scores in the Top 1st Percentile on CSAT")
("Go Joo Won Has a Bachelor's Degree from Sogang University")
(This actor, everyone is jealous of,)
(is also a brainiac.)
(6th Client: A Lonely Single Guy, Go Joo Won)
- Excuse me. - Hold on.
It's like we're in Team Blue and Team Red today.
- Exactly. What a coincidence. - Look. Gosh.
- Our outfits match. - How can our outfits match?
We'll be able to organize his house well today.
- I can't wait. - Yes.
By the way, what made you apply...
to be on our show?
To be honest, I don't spend a lot of time at home.
I usually travel to places I want to visit.
And I do a lot of leisure sports that I didn't have time for.
- I see. That's quite a surprise. - He has a lot of hobbies.
- He has a lot of hobbies. - I see.
(It turns out that he has a lot of hobbies.)
And with the outbreak of COVID-19 which is a hard time for everyone,
I have been staying at home a lot too.
- So I wanted to change my house. - Right.
That's why I mustered up my courage and got rid of something.
What did you throw out?
It took up the most space in my living room.
- A massage chair? Sofa? - I threw out the sofa.
- I threw out the sofa. - Then,
your living room is empty?
- Gosh. - It must be uncomfortable then.
- It's uncomfortable. Seriously. - I bet.
- It's really uncomfortable. - Yes.
It doesn't mean that you throw out random items to be a minimalist.
Right. I wasn't thinking. I just got rid of it first.
And then, I put something else in that spot.
What did you put there?
- You can check it out later. - Really? I'm getting curious.
- Okay. - Let's head over now.
I'm really curious about the item he got after throwing out the sofa.
- I'm dying to find out. - Same here.
- I'm curious. - Yes.
(They finally arrive at Joo Won's house.)
You might be surprised.
From what I remember, I think you kept your house pretty clean.
- Really? - Yes.
It is clean,
but I have something in my living room.
- What could it be? - That's no biggie.
- Can we enter? - Yes. Take a look.
- I'll go in now. - Your house is clean.
- It's clean. - Yes.
- It's clean. - My gosh.
It's clean.
Your house is too neat.
I see. This is it.
- You put that in the living room. - Yes.
- This is what you talked about. - What's this?
(What is that?)
(The problematic item is the mattress.)
(The presence of mattress ruins the living room's atmosphere.)
What's this? Isn't this a mattress?
You said you got rid of a sofa.
I used to have a really big sofa here.
- So I got rid of the sofa. - Okay.
I had two mattresses in my bedroom.
- You had 2 mattresses? - Yes, 2 mattresses.
I took one of the mattresses and put it there.
- But... - What about the bedroom?
- There's only 1. - You only sleep on 1?
Right. I only have the top mattress.
(Laughing)
How did you think of getting the mattress from there?
Right.
The thought of buying a new sofa...
made me feel...
- "What am I doing?" - like an idiot.
- You shouldn't have thrown it out. - It was... Yes.
- I didn't want to feel that way. - I see.
So this is what I did, but I don't think this is working.
- You can't sleep in here. - Yes.
Is that for the interior design?
What are those? Do they have stuff inside?
- Or are they empty? - They are empty.
Right? They are for interior design, right?
(Props for the interior design?)
They aren't exactly props.
- I like drinking. - Okay.
And I especially love wine.
(Joo Won collects wine bottles.)
But...
- But they are empty. - They...
- Yes, that's right. They are empty. - Okay.
Only the wine isn't inside,
but I have to keep the bottles.
- I see. They are all empty? - I see.
- Check. Are they all empty? - Well...
They are all empty bottles.
- All of them are empty? - Why must you keep empty bottles?
- The bottles? - Yes.
(Well, you see...)
- Here's why. - Why is that?
- To be honest, I know how it feels. - Okay.
- Come here. - I'll move there.
- Staying on that side was... - Right.
- Let me tell you about the bottles. - Okay.
Wine bottles have different labels.
And the shapes are all different too.
And there's a reason for that.
There's a history of the region that produced the wine.
The bottles are shaped in a certain way to make good wine.
And the labels are special.
The fact that I drank the wine, my feeling when I drank it,
and the memories of that day must be remembered.
So I keep a few bottles to keep the memories alive.
If he drank that much, he must have blacked out.
- I doubt you can remember a thing. - But you didn't drink them...
- at once. - I didn't drink them at once.
- Right. - There was an incident...
that made me collect wine bottles.
- Okay. - Okay.
I had a chance to go to Paris and Italy.
I bet you had a great time there.
- Right. - I stayed at a house from Airbnb.
And I saw wine bottles there.
That looks so fancy.
The house looked really beautiful and I wanted to do the same...
- when I came back. - I know what you mean. I do.
So I started to keep the wine bottles I drank with my friends.
That's how I ended up with a lot of bottles.
I didn't drink them in one day.
- Of course, but... - It's been about three years.
- Three years? - Yes.
- Three years. - Yes.
Ae Ra, when we first walked in...
Was it just me? I felt this house was an example of maximalism.
- Not really. - Listen.
The space is too tight...
- for us to film here now. - I see.
- If you don't mind, can I lift it? - Then...
- Shall we? - Can I do that?
- Let's stand it up. - How?
- Like this? - I see. This is spacious now.
(Feeling liberated)
- It's really spacious. - When I put the mattress here,
I thought this far too.
- Well done. - Yes.
You put it against the wall when people come over.
- I want to put this away. - Right?
- I agree. I can throw it out. - You agree, right?
- You don't have to worry about it. - That's what you think too.
By the way, you're right.
Each wine bottle must come with memory.
You must have had the wine with other people.
And on some days, you probably drank the wine alone, feeling sad.
Or on some days, you drank wine for good occasions.
That's right.
But that doesn't mean you need the physical items to remember them.
You can take photos.
Photos can't replace interior props.
- "Take photos." - But they are interior props.
- The bottles have to be... - Here's why.
in a cluster to look cool.
You'll get new bottles soon.
When you hit a certain number of bottles, you can get rid of some.
If wine enthusiasts see...
- some of the labels here... - Okay.
- "You drank this." - I love this wine.
That's champagne.
- I love this one. - What should we do?
- Should I bring a tranquilizer gun? - Oh, no.
- You and I see things eye to eye. - Exactly.
- We're in trouble. - You can just organize...
- some of the bottles. - The matching outfits...
- made me feel something was off. - Just empty out the content.
(What will happen to his wine bottles?)
You don't have a lot of stuff here,
but you don't seem to put away the things you have.
- Hold on. My gosh. - Right.
What did you find?
Hey, this is an expensive table.
Gosh, that's right.
Let me tell you about this table. Yoo Ah In was on...
- "I Live Alone". - Yes.
This table is getting so much attention.
It's from a very famous Switzerland brand.
- I see. - Did an architect design this?
Before he became a famous architect, he was a furniture designer.
That's how he earned his reputation.
- But... - Really?
Why did you put such an expensive table on the side?
Put it in the middle.
- It used to be in the middle. - Okay.
- The table? - Yes.
Now, it's just a table for empty bottles.
- How could you say that? - No, at first...
I'm sorry to interrupt, but it's not a table for empty bottles.
- I just meant that now, it is. - It's an art piece.
It's an art piece.
When I filmed at my house, the legs broke.
- The connecting parts. - I see.
- I didn't want it to happen again. - You're worried.
- So I put it on the side. - Okay.
- I see. - But I thought...
that the wine bottles would look nice on the table.
That's how I ended up putting it there.
- It's comfortable. - This is a waste.
You should put it where it's very visible.
By the way, three of the tables look...
as if they come in a set.
- Right. - The tables are placed together.
I don't know if the tables go well together.
- I'm not sure if this is working. - That's why I need help.
(The interior design is very iffy.)
By the way, what's that under the octopus?
That's a light.
- Pardon? - I see. It's a light.
It's a light from a famous designer.
When I moved here, my friend got me that light...
as a housewarming gift.
It's still working, right?
Yes. Should I turn it on?
- It looks nice. - Yes.
It's pretty nice.
(When it's turned on, the light brightens dimly.)
And this is a light too.
- Hey, that's cute. - Yes.
He has great props for interior design.
- Just put them in the right places. - Right.
- That's why... - Good items and furniture...
aren't in their places.
- Right. - He doesn't know where to put them.
I can see that the items are all tangled up like the tables.
(Find these lost items' true worth.)
I bought these items because I wanted my house to exude...
- Yes. I see. - a similar vibe with the items.
But when I brought them home,
I don't know where to put them.
- I'm a clueless house owner. - That's right.
So if we were to buy items out of need,
we can place them in the right places.
So we have to rescue these items.
- Yes. - That's so cool.
Where should we go next?
Let's go through the hallway.
- Right here... - I see a storage cabinet.
(On top of the cabinet, there are all sorts of items.)
- But why is that here? - This is...
I store my underwear...
in the cabinet.
I store belts...
- and so on. - But...
- But why do you keep them here? - Why?
- I'll tell you how I navigate here. - Okay.
- After taking a shower, - Okay.
I come out naked.
- Then... - I come out from there.
(My gosh!)
I put on my underwear first.
He likes to stay cool.
- I see. That's his type. - Yes.
- That's very unique. - I heard guys do that.
No, I don't do that.
- No, I don't do that. - Really?
Right after my shower,
- I have to put on underwear. - Really?
You live alone. You bring your underwear inside?
No, I don't do that. After I take my shower,
- He can put on clothes right away. - I go to my closet. It's close.
Well, he put it here on purpose...
because he comes here after enjoying his freedom.
- And... - I live alone.
- The privilege of a single man. - Of course.
- That's right. Yes. - Yes.
Should we go to the bedroom? It's the bedroom of a single man.
There's not much to see there.
- Really? - Yes.
(How does this lonely single man's bedroom look?)
Hold on.
- But... - Hold on.
Wait. This is...
Wait. This is... Be honest with me.
Whose style is this?
Is this your style?
(This single guy loves reading books...)
(and wine.)
(He seems to like very unusual bedclothes.)
(The epitome of fancy blankets)
All of a sudden, this room...
(Suddenly, she's utterly confused.)
This is just for summer.
- Really? - In winter, I have white blankets.
I have white blankets in winter.
It's only for summer.
- I see. - Gosh, this is so fabulous.
They are so fancy.
- It's fancier than my grandma's. - Here's what's more interesting.
(Look over there.)
The wine bottles are...
I could understand keeping them in the living room.
But some of the bottles must go.
Then, can't I put them in the living room?
Keeping a few bottles here looks pretty cool. I like it.
You can put a lot of candles here.
Well, in this room,
you have to rest up and have good sleep.
I really want you to...
rest and feel comfortable in this room.
(I can't help you with this.)
But the thing about these bottles is...
- Yes. - Go on.
I wouldn't say that...
they don't help me go to sleep.
- So... - They are so helpful.
- You know what? - Okay.
There was a famous experiment.
The Pavlov's dog.
- It got food when it rang a bell. - The dog theory.
- And the dog started drooling. - It drooled too.
- When drinkers see the bottles, - Okay.
- Just the bottles. - they get sleepy and feel safe.
Really?
Put warm water in the bottles and hug them to sleep, then.
- So they become practical? - Yes.
I think she's very upset. She seems upset.
She's getting red in the face.
- I've never heard her say this. - Put warm water in it.
- Right. - You can put it around your feet.
- She's smiling, but she's so scary. - While getting a hot massage?
That's a good idea.
(We'll see.)
By the way, did you buy these two nightstands?
Yes. The nightstands...
- I had a black headboard. - You had a headboard.
What happened to it?
- I had a black bed frame too. - Okay.
Like I told you how I threw out the sofa...
(You threw it out?)
With the frame,
the bed took up so much space.
(The bed frame took up space.)
So I only kept the mattress and threw it out.
(The result of making an extreme minimalistic decision)
Did you buy these accessories yourself?
- I saw some more over there. - They are...
(The chicken accessories...)
(are placed among the wine bottles too.)
My mother bought them when she went to Croatia on a trip.
- I see. - She bought them for me.
And I bought them myself.
The bedclothes are totally your style.
They go so well with the blankets.
Look at the blankets.
- They must be a set. - Right.
- No. - Totally.
No, this isn't my style.
- But the blankets... - No, I think it is.
The blankets are really cool.
They are so cool when I lie down.
- The material is very light. - Right. This will be cool.
- Look. - It's really cool.
But I'm still not sure.
I'm even more confused about his style now.
(The lonely single guy has unique styles.)
In my opinion, this house has...
a lot of great items.
- Right. - Really?
Yes.
But the items...
are being overshadowed.
- Right. - I totally agree.
The wine bottles are overshadowing them.
Gosh, no. Don't say that it's the wine bottles' fault.
- Can't I live with my wine bottles? - No.
- You can. You can coexist. - We'll consider that...
- Yes. - as we organize the house.
I'm in no place to tell you to empty out your love for wine.
- She was angry earlier. - That's...
No. I won't force you.
But when we organize your houses,
a few of them might break.
They're going to break?
(Can I protect my wine bottles?)
(The bachelor's bedroom is in chaos.)
Should we head to the kitchen now?
- My gosh. - This is the kitchen.
(This is the kitchen of a bachelor.)
(The tableware is piled up everywhere.)
(The table is crowded too.)
Do you like keeping things outside?
Or do you not put away your things in cabinets?
Well, I don't really cook at home.
- Then, you use this table... - I see.
to put things on. I guess you don't eat at this table.
Right. I rarely eat at home.
(He has rice at home.)
(But there's a pile of instant rice.)
(He usually eats ramyeon to fill his stomach.)
(Or does he just eat hardy plants?)
A lot of my bachelor friends are...
the same. I'm very used to this scene.
- I see. - Okay.
- This is very familiar to me. - You don't use this table.
You usually use the table in the living room.
- Right. It's so familiar. - That's right.
Not a lot of bachelors who live alone would have a kimchi fridge.
Look at the flower pattern. Middle-aged women love this.
(His mother gave him this old kimchi fridge.)
So do you have kimchi in here?
I've never opened it for the last two years and a half.
Not even once?
It's really hard to take anything out of it.
The microwave is on top of the fridge.
So the kimchi fridge...
has already lost its purpose. It became a table.
(It's a kimchi fridge, but he's using it as a table.)
(It's time to check the cabinets.)
This breaks my heart.
The wine glasses are expensive. You put them in here.
- I see. - I don't have a place for them.
Gosh, these glasses...
(He stores them with regular cups.)
(A beautiful decanter is stored with canned tuna too.)
Gosh, these glasses... I know this one.
- I know this brand. - Right.
- I have this glass too. - Really?
You know, this wine glass is expensive.
This should be on display.
And the decanter should also be out.
It's a black label.
- Later. - My goodness.
What a waste.
Please help me...
Please help me bring them out.
- They must be on display. - Yes, help me.
They must be out.
- Okay. They must be out. I got it. - They are great wine glasses.
I'll consider that.
- Okay. Bring them out. - Okay.
And...
- My gosh, what's this? - What's this?
My gosh. Nice.
- This too? - I thought they were wet wipes.
So does each wine cork have memories?
As for the corks,
I wanted to make something with the corks.
Like what?
I could put them in a big glass jar.
I've seen people making a tower with the corks in a square shape.
So I decided to collect them first.
- I've kept them. - Can I get a free bottle with them?
- No. - No?
- This isn't a Chinese restaurant. - Come on.
- I don't drink wine. I didn't know. - You know what?
If they are placed outside, they could be props for interior design.
But they are stored inside here.
Gosh, what a shame.
Na Rae, can you help me bring them outside?
- I'll drag them out. - I think you can do it.
(I'll drag them out.)
(Having high expectations)
Bring them out, please.
The basic rule of organizing is putting them away.
- Some deserve to be on display. - Is that so?
- Let's stop here. - There's not much to use.
- Let's head to his study. - Right.
- Let's go to his study. - My gosh.
(Shocked)
So this is...
(Bookshelves fill up an entire wall.)
(Next to the shelves, they are mysterious items.)
(There's a big computer desk as well.)
(This is called his study.)
So this is the study I told you before.
It's neither a study nor a miscellaneous room.
I see...
- golf clubs, a guitar, - Golf clubs.
- bookshelves, and a lot of books. - And comic books.
- The comic books are so familiar. - I...
It's not a guitar. I've been playing the cello ever since I was a kid.
- A cello? - Yes.
(Did you say a cello?)
- He has a lot of hobbies. - Right.
(It begins with his cello.)
(Snowboarding)
(Fishing)
(Golf)
(Baseball)
(And he also has snorkeling gears in the veranda.)
(He's storing a lot of tools for his extensive hobbies.)
(Kyun Sang scans the room.)
- Are those bottles all empty too? - Yes, they are all empty.
- Here too? He's an avid collector. - I mean...
I'm really curious.
Do you have a specific standard when collecting empty bottles?
The wine bottles outside used to be on the shelves here.
When I did that,
I had to come inside here to look at the bottles.
(I don't want to limit them only to this room.)
After putting them here,
the wine bottles I want to look at a bit more...
- would be chosen. - To the living room.
- You put them there. - I put them in the living room.
- So... - You can't ask him to empty them.
Seriously. It's too much.
He brought them out because he wants to admire them more.
- My gosh. His principle is so firm. - Say something.
I'm about to be won over. Hurry.
No!
(New Employee Yun, get a grip.)
- Why is this all disassembled? - No!
What's that?
(The computer is disassembled into pieces.)
- That computer is also... - My goodness.
(Na Rae is touching it.)
- Oh, no. Na Rae, don't touch it. - Gosh, I might break it.
It wasn't me. I didn't do this. It was like this when I touched it.
It wasn't me. I didn't do this.
That computer is really old.
And it started making a weird noise from the inside.
The noise stopped when I hit the top of it.
Hitting it stopped the noise.
- You hit it to make it work. - I kept doing it for several years,
and one day, it broke down like that.
It broke down in the end.
- Then... - So you don't use it now, right?
I barely use it.
Then shouldn't you let go of it?
- However... - You have good memories of it too?
No, it's not like that. Since I've used it for 15 years,
I saved documents like contracts or scripts on it.
But I'm really bad with computers.
- I should format it first, - You should format it.
but I don't know how to do it.
Then if it's done,
- you would let go of it, right? - Yes, that's right.
(He decided to let go of his broken computer.)
So you want this room...
- to be changed completely, right? - Yes.
- I think that this room... - So this room...
needs a change the most.
I understand.
(The room needs a change the most.)
This is my dressing room.
Actually, I don't have a lot of clothes.
But... So this is my dressing room.
(This is Joo Won's dressing room with not so many clothes.)
(There are clothes on top...)
(and at the bottom.)
(All of the walls are filled with clothes.)
Looking around the room, I see...
that there are trousers next to T-shirts...
They're not organized very well.
- As we always say, - There are bags and...
- you should sort them by type. - Yes.
But they're all scattered.
Oh, it was a built-in closet.
- Yes, it is. - I see hats in there too.
(T-shirts, hats, and bags are piled up in a disorderly fashion.)
- Right. - All his stuff...
They need to be organized.
They're all just scattered.
- Let's dance - Let's dance
They need to be put together.
The room seems even fuller than usual.
- It's not like... - It wasn't this bad.
they belong to somebody else. They're all yours, right?
Yes, they're all mine, but I didn't think it was this cluttered.
(That's weird.)
(After they finished checking his house...)
There's no space to sit down in this house.
- Should we keep standing like this? - Lean against the mattress.
- It's an unusual house. - Actually...
- It's good to stand like this. - I didn't expect this.
- After I got rid of the sofa, - Seriously. Yes?
I regretted.
You didn't buy these cushions for us, did you?
No, I didn't. After I sold my sofa, I regretted,
so the first thing I did was buying these cushions.
Really?
Sitting on the floor hurt my hips so much.
That's true.
- Na Rae, lean against the mattress. - That's a good idea.
We could chat all night long...
- like this. - It's nice.
It's weirdly nice.
It feels like I'm lying on a bed. It feels strange.
- We can see each other like this. - Exactly.
- Good night. Sweet dreams. - Exactly.
We say good night to each other.
- Isn't it nice? - Yes.
- It's quite fun. - It feels strange.
Now, it's time for the evaluation...
of Joo Won's house. New Employee Yun, you go first.
(Sighing)
(Joo Won looks at him nervously.)
First of all, I felt bad while looking around his house...
because he has so much great stuff at home...
such as the lamp, the table, and the wine bottles.
If they were placed in the right place,
they would look more valuable...
- and stood out more. - You're right.
They met the wrong owner.
That's not true.
(He suddenly feels guilty.)
- That's not true. - Don't say that.
They didn't get a chance to shine because of me.
The first lesson I learned was...
- to give each room a role. - I see.
Is there a role you want to give each room in your house?
I want to use the bedroom as my bedroom...
- as I've been doing. - No change for the bedroom.
I want the living room to play a role as a study.
- Yes. - I see. Please continue.
And I'd like to keep my sports gear in my dressing room...
- in an orderly way. - I see.
- I want the most cluttered room... - Yes.
to be a place to drink a glass of wine.
- With my friends. - To hang out with your friends.
I hope my friends watch this show and tell me,
"Joo Won, I want to drink at your house."
- You should call it Joo Won Bar. - Joo Won Bar.
Instead of making a reservation at a restaurant,
they call me and ask if they can come over.
I want to get a call like that.
- Don't worry about that. - That's great.
You made clear about what you want.
Honestly, I'm not sure if it's possible...
- only by organizing. - I understand.
Every other guest before you was just like you.
- They had doubts in the beginning. - Indeed.
- I didn't believe them either. - Exactly.
(I didn't believe them either.)
(Can it be done in one day?)
(That's not possible.)
(I don't think you can organize my house.)
(And the legendary changes were made.)
(Every guest including Dong Geun, the fifth guest, were touched.)
I wonder if it's possible to do that within a day.
It's hard to believe.
Until I see it with my own eyes,
I think I'll keep thinking, "It can't be done."
(Could they turn his doubt into certainty?)
Before we redecorate his house,
- we have work to do. - That's right.
We might have to wear a face mask if it gets too dusty.
- Yes. - I see.
- Are you putting on gloves? - Yes.
I'm scared.
First, I'd like to gather all the wine bottles.
- All of them? - All of them?
Yes.
(They look at Joo Won anxiously.)
Oh, my. I must be careful when I take them out.
(Kyun Sang is in charge of the bottles on the tall shelves.)
My goodness. He collected so many.
Please give me the bottles.
(Ae Ra and Joo Won work together in the living room.)
(The wine bottles are put together 1 by 1.)
(Could he let go of the wine bottles?)
(The last bottle joins the others.)
- We found so many bottles. - Oh, my. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8.
5 by 8 equals... We found 43 bottles in total.
They are 43 bottles.
- That's a lot. - The most important tip...
on organizing a house is to gather everything in one place.
What do you think? Do you think you have too many?
Well, I think that's a lot of bottles.
The more bottles he has, the more memories he made.
Which of them is the most memorable wine?
Other than the one from your friend.
The one I cherish the most?
That would be nice, but how about you...
(How about you take a photo of them?)
- take a photo of them? - Gosh, no. Don't take a photo.
This is it. Good. Let's put it aside.
- Once he takes a photo, it's over. - You'll lose all of them.
That's not what I mean.
Just to remember your old memories.
You won't probably put them all in the living room like this again.
I watched the previous episodes.
The guests stood with their hands put together when she said that.
(It makes any guests stand politely.)
- I found myself doing the same. - I know.
I don't think you should take a photo.
- Take a photo of them. - I won't do it.
- Wait. - Don't be like that.
Should I take a photo or not? Tell me what to do.
Go ahead and take a photo.
- Take a photo of them for now. - Yes.
I mean, they're all out in the living room.
- Exactly. - He should save this memory.
- When will they ever gather again? - Why are you shaking?
- No, I'm not. - She's shaking.
Should I not take a photo?
- You should. I think I'm tired. - She's just tired.
(She can't look Joo Won in the eye.)
- We get tired when we do this. - I'll take a photo.
- Take a photo for now. - She seemed so...
(Is he taking a photo?)
- Oh, no. I don't know what to do. - Good.
(I don't know what to do now.)
Now, pick the bottles that you like the most.
And tell us the stories behind them.
- That one and... - What's this?
- This is... - What story is there behind that?
This is the best wine I've ever tried before.
- It's perfect for your taste. - Yes.
- Then... - He should keep it.
keep this bottle until you buy this wine.
- Right. He'll keep it. - Number two.
- And... - What could be the third one?
This is... I really enjoyed this wine.
(The wine that tasted best, the wine he enjoyed the most)
(He has similar reasons to keep them.)
(Wouldn't that be good enough for a reason?)
(That doesn't work on her.)
Will you keep all the bottles of wine you enjoyed?
(Will you keep all the bottles of wine you enjoyed?)
But he enjoyed it, so he should keep it.
Is it too expensive for you to buy another bottle? Or is it...
- affordable? - The ones I have now...
There are more expensive bottles of wine...
- on the next level. - I see.
Until I try such wine...
I'll stand behind her.
Why do I keep losing my confidence while explaining?
- Try your best to convince her. - Don't feel that way.
You should explain well.
Do you want to keep them all?
Well...
(How should I explain it?)
- Are you crying? Your eyes are red. - No, I'm not.
Why aren't you saying anything?
- It's not like that. - Why aren't you saying anything?
- Help me out here. - First of all...
I think I have an upset stomach.
No, you don't. You don't have an upset stomach.
- You're fine. - I think I do.
Seeing that Joo Won is contemplating...
- so seriously, - They remind him of good memories.
I can see his affection for them.
I respect that feeling of yours.
So make the decision on your own.
(The decision is Joo Won's.)
(Each bottle reminds him of good memories.)
(Should he let go of them or keep them?)
Honestly, I was torn.
It's not that I was upset, but I felt sad to let go of them.
(It's not easy to let go of things he cherishes.)
I know. It's not easy to decide.
- Then I will... - Yes.
(He seems to have made a hard decision.)
- I'll trust you. - Okay.
(I'll trust you and let go of them.)
Because she's a master of organizing...
And I think she compromised with consideration of my feelings.
But you see, no one has the right to judge you...
for your hobby.
- Exactly. - It's your own personality.
Then how about we put aside the ones without a cork?
- Okay. The ones without a cork. - They're valuable for him.
Please treat them like babies.
Sure. I'll be careful.
- Let's put them here for now. - Okay.
Oh, my.
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6... 34 bottles.
(He let go of 9 bottles and kept 34.)
Joo Won, after we organize your house,
we leave the stuff you let go of. We're not taking them with us.
- If you can't seem to forget them, - You can take them back out.
- you can take them back out. - You can keep them.
I feel that Ae Ra will give me a surprise visit.
"Joo Won, I'm in the neighborhood."
"Joo Won, what did you do to your wine bottles?"
"You stored them properly with corks, right?"
Gosh, no. I wouldn't do that.
"Joo Won, I left my phone at your house."
"Take a photo of them and send me the photo."
Is that why you left your belonging at every house we visited?
- Oh, no. You got me. - That's unbelievable.
(Could they create Joo Won Bar with the remaining wine bottles?)
Where should we start?
- I'll start with these. - This is...
- my golf club. - Okay.
- I'll take it outside. - My golf clubs and...
(Na Rae can easily carry a golf bag that's as tall as herself.)
Oh, gosh. That's a lot.
(Ae Ra, the general manager,)
(and Joo Won, the house owner, also move stuff 1 by 1.)
There's a lot of things in here.
There's a lot of stuff here.
(The tools for Joo Won's hobbies filled the living room.)
There are several copies of the same books.
Exactly.
(The bookshelf also needs to be reorganized.)
- I'll take them out. - Put them on here.
- Okay. - Put them on here.
- I'll take this one out too. - Do you want to throw this out?
Yes.
(Give me those.)
Shall we take out all the ones with labels on them?
- Yes. - I mean, these.
(Organizing is always enjoyable.)
He made up his mind.
(The middle section is empty.)
Now, let's start emptying his study.
Oh, my. Shall we take a look at this first?
How old were you when this was taken?
Who... Who is this?
I was three when this was taken.
You look so cute.
It was Children's Day.
Look at this.
I found another photo of him as a little boy.
- He looks really cute. - I think...
But as he got a little older, his face looks...
He's becoming a man.
His face looks more like how he looks now.
I guess this is your father.
Yes, my father, little brother, and me.
- Oh, I see. - He's your little brother.
Every man in his family is handsome.
- They all are good looking. - Indeed.
He had such big eyes when he was a little boy.
Joo Won, you must have gotten a lot of compliments...
about your appearance when you were little.
Well, I guess I did...
What was your childhood nickname? We can tell by your nickname.
When I lived in Sinchon, people called me Sinchon Won Bin.
- Oh, my. "Sinchon Won Bin". - But I was in college back then.
When I was a little child, I was called Cello Guy.
As in a guy who plays the cello.
- That sounds so romantic. - "Cello Guy".
- Cello? - Then I guess...
you're good at playing the cello.
I practiced only from elementary to middle school.
I see.
Then how old is this cello?
(It's easy to tell that it's very old.)
I was in third grade as far as I remember.
My mother wanted to give me...
a chance to learn to play a musical instrument.
So when I was in middle school, she took a plunge...
and bought me a very expensive cello.
- This is the one. - I see.
- However, - Yes.
I haven't played it since ninth grade.
I've never seen a cello in real life before.
- What? It has no strings. - Oh, my.
- I haven't used it in a long time. - I see.
So I had to take the strings off to keep them separately.
I can play it again if I put them on and tune the cello.
Also, I had it assessed and heard it's in good condition.
- You had it assessed? - He sounds like...
Are you saying you want to let go of this?
(No way.)
(Is he going to throw out his cello?)
Are you saying you want to let go of this?
- Yes. - What? Why?
But you must have good memories.
This will be very useful for someone else.
Hang on a second. Are those wine bottles...
that valuable for you?
- Even more valuable than the cello? - Right.
- I mean... - Yes.
- Of course, it's valuable for me. - Absolutely.
- Yes. - It must be so valuable for him.
On the other hand, I feel bad for the cello.
- It's because... - Or...
For how many years has it been left alone?
For over 20 years.
- Poor cello. - When they're not played,
- they're not musical instruments. - Absolutely.
I really hope this cello will find a good owner.
- It's so valuable. - Yes.
I couldn't even imagine this.
- I thought he wouldn't let it go. - Me too.
I was thinking how we should decorate it.
- I was thinking of displaying it. - That's what I thought.
- I think... - He decided to let go of it.
We should say he's sharing it instead of "letting go of it".
- It's such thoughtful sharing. - It's really thoughtful of him.
- Let's begin. - Yes, let's start emptying.
What do you want to do with this?
It's closer to my desire.
How about the action figure over here?
I think I should let go of it.
- Into the Desire Box. - Into the Desire Box.
We'll give them to other people who need them.
Put them in the box.
(They're putting books in the Desire Box as well.)
And here are... He has a lot of baseballs.
- They're autographed baseballs. - Yes, Choo Shin Soo signed this.
- Oh, my. - He should keep it.
The ball signed by Choo Shin Soo...
would be amazingly valuable...
for a big fan of his.
- How about you? - No, no. I'm a big fan of his too.
(No, no. I'm a big fan of his too.)
- I understand. - I was so surprised.
That was so unexpected, right?
I was taken aback.
(The sun is going down.)
(Oh, gosh, I'm so tired.)
Now... How about... You're tired, aren't you?
- How about we... - Yes?
- have a quick bite? - Shall we?
We have to empty his fridge as well.
I'll just make one simple dish today.
There's not much food in his fridge anyway.
- Right? - Yes.
- Still, we have to reorganize it. - Right.
All right. Let's go.
What shall I make?
Let me see.
To reorganize his fridge...
I guess he likes silkworm pupae.
I'm going to make silkworm pupae soup for him.
Today's menu is silkworm pupae soup.
Put the whole can into the pot.
Boil, boil.
When it's starting to boil,
add a little Cheongyang chili...
and some pieces of sausage.
Instead of squid,
I'll add some dried filefish.
That's all you need to do to make silkworm pupae soup.
(Boil it down a little, and the soup is done.)
- We're sitting around the table. - Okay.
- A very small table. - It's hot. Be careful.
This reminds me of when I lived in a tiny studio apartment...
- Having some friends over. - This is exactly how it feels.
When I was younger, I had my friends over at my house...
for a drink after work.
That looks so delicious.
(It looks refreshing at a glance.)
- Thanks. - It smells good.
You bought many different kinds of canned silkworm pupae.
Yes, I did. When I drink alone at home,
- I often eat canned silkworm pupae. - It's good to have with drinks.
I enjoyed eating alone like that,
but at some point, I found myself so lonely.
That's not true.
She denied it so strongly.
That's not true. You can be fabulous for being alone at home.
- Absolutely. - Be fabulous when you eat alone.
Exactly.
Eat up, everyone.
- Thank you. - Thank you. I'll enjoy it.
Please eat.
(The house owner has a bite first.)
(Exclaiming)
(Na Rae has a bite too.)
(It's perfect for my taste.)
(Kyun Sang slurps a spoonful too.)
I'm not sure if I should say this,
but it makes me crave soju.
- I know. - It's so rich in protein.
Yes, indeed.
By the way, Joo Won,
when you see people around you getting married,
how does it make you feel?
Up until my mid-30s,
even when my closest friend got married,
it didn't make me think so deeply...
about getting married.
I thought, "Oh, he's getting married." And that was all.
But recently, I started to have so much to think about.
Do you feel lonely?
Yes, I feel lonely,
but loneliness feels different than before.
- Meeting other people helps, right? - That's right.
But it's getting harder and harder to meet new people.
- I understand. - Yes.
If I hadn't dated my husband...
and married him,
I wonder whom else I would've married.
I still think about it.
There's something that worries me.
If we organize and redecorate his house,
I'm worried he might live longer as single.
That's possible.
Or he might rather meet someone sooner.
- That's true. - That's also possible.
You know, right?
That Na Rae Bar is a place where people meet.
(Of course, I know.)
Right.
(The lonely night in Seoul is growing old.)
(After everyone left)
It's not that I don't want to throw them away. I feel rather sad.
Emptying itself isn't easy.
(The wine bottles are too precious for him to let go of them.)
(He saves them as a memory in pictures.)
(Joo Won enters the dressing room.)
(He empties clothes he doesn't wear anymore 1 by 1.)
(Farewell.)
I used to carry this around when I was in university.
(Feeling sad, he tries wearing it again.)
(The bag he spent his 20s together)
(He needs to let go of it now.)
I feel like a burden has been lifted from me.
"I need to organize it."
"Organizing was a process I needed."
Thinking that, I tried...
organizing by myself.
"By organizing and arranging these items,"
"would they really be able to create space I want?"
I keep thinking like that.
(Waiting for the happiness that will be filled as much as he emptied)
(How will Joo Won's single life change?)
(After emptying comes the 2nd step, reorganizing the space)
- This is what it's like. - What's this?
(A lonely single man's a little strange living room)
(A mattress is taking up the living room instead of a sofa.)
(Filled with wine bottles, disguised as interior items)
(The space in the living room isn't utilized at all.)
(What in the world is this?)
(A colorful bedding)
(This is the master bedroom of a single man.)
(Clothes organizing is urgently needed.)
(The dressing room is the epitome of the disorder.)
(Full collection of Joo Won's hobbies)
(A study room is filled with all sorts of items.)
(Can the space of Joo Won, a lonely single man...)
(be changed to a house of a sophisticated city man?)
I'm so nervous.
- 1, 2, 3! - 2, 3!
My goodness. What has happened?
(Speechless)
My legs feel weak.
(Can it be successfully transformed?)
This is a huge place.
It's the first time to work outside.
I should do well.
What should I get?
There are so many things here.
(What do you need...)
(to make the space a house of a sophisticated city man?)
(There are so many things here.)
This is nice.
(He's so used to emptying and now hesitant to buy anything.)
I don't know what to get. I can't choose as there are so many options.
I'm doomed.
(He decides to ask for help.)
- New Employee Yun. - General Manager Shin.
He wanted a study.
Right.
So I came to get items for it.
But there are so many things here.
(I have no idea what to get.)
What should I get? What on earth should I buy?
- First of all, - Okay.
there wasn't any shelf to display items in the house.
He didn't have many shelves like a bookshelf.
Then I should get a shelve...
like a bookshelf or a display shelf.
Bookcases. Cabinets.
Excuse me. I'm sorry.
- Hello. - Hello.
I'm looking for something like...
- bookcases or cabinets. - Okay.
It's for a man living alone.
- There is a room for it. - Okay.
I think we can help you.
So what do you want to do in your room?
He likes reading...
and he collects wine bottles.
So I'd like a shelf...
to display wine bottles or books.
- Okay. - This is the living room.
He wants the living room that is also like a study.
So...
- he has these books. - So many books.
He has these empty wine bottles as well.
And he wants to display them...
in the living room.
I want to see furniture...
like a shelf for it.
I think this is quite good for storing books.
And also, if you want to have some open shelves,
you can choose open shelves.
So if you want to put some glass,
maybe put the wine...
behind the glass, for example.
This display case is nice.
(But the bookcase looks a little too big for Joo Won's house.)
(What will New Employee Yun choose?)
(D-day of revealing Joo Won's house)
(Joo Won is waiting for Na Rae.)
(Or is he?)
(He dressed up for the D-day.)
(He successfully transformed into a sophisticated city man.)
Joo Won!
- Hello. - How are you?
How are you?
Your style changed so much compared to the last time.
Because the house will change too.
- You haven't had a look, right? - I couldn't.
How do you feel? Are you nervous?
(Sighing)
Rather than nervous,
I'm so excited for it.
I watched the episode of my friend, Dong Hyun.
From his reaction,
I could tell that he was genuinely moved.
(Screaming)
(Excited, happy)
(He showed his Samba moves out of excitement.)
If you like how your house has changed,
is there any reaction you will show?
Reaction... I'm not a good dancer.
Moving your shoulders up and down is also fine. You can do this much.
Well, okay.
I haven't seen it either,
but General Manager Shin...
and New Employee Yun are doing the final touches.
Let's go and see yourself.
Let's go.
I'm worried.
He's an honest man.
Sure. I will say what I feel.
(To give an honest comment, they're heading to Joo Won's house.)
It seems like they're done.
- Really? - Yes.
Where was it?
- Can I just enter? - Yes.
- But... - Should I ring the doorbell?
I've never rung a doorbell to my own house.
- They're here! - They are.
(Kyun Sang and Ae Ra are ready to welcome the guests.)
Wait. I will block this so they can't see. The blindfold is...
(Kyun Sang is using his height.)
- Hello. - Hello.
- How are you? - Welcome.
- You worked hard. - Are you looking forward to it?
Yes.
(He looks like he's very excited for it.)
- Let's go with your eyes covered. - Wait. I will...
I will not look.
Why do you always not let me see it?
You can take off your shoes.
Escort him slowly.
Let me show it to Manager Park first.
- I can look from here, right? - From here. Yes.
I wonder how it changed.
(Entering the living room,)
(they saw a mattress in the middle of it!)
(The living room had no space to sit.)
(Furniture was taking up all the space.)
(On top of the expensive table was full of wine bottles!)
(On the other side, there was a TV and other items.)
(To get a new sofa,)
(I can't help but think I must be a fool.)
(The mattress wasn't a good choice.)
(How did it change?)
- Okay. Please open your eyes. - Wait.
- Na Rae first. - Me first?
- 1, 2, 3! - 1, 2, 3!
She opened her eyes but still...
- My goodness. - My goodness.
- Why? - Why...
- Why is this here? - Why would it be here?
- Now... - Why is this here?
Why would it be here?
It's not supposed to be here.
Right. Why are there so many broken wine bottles?
I mean...
- Come on. - You broke all the wine bottles.
- Really? - We broke everything...
- and removed them. - Wait, wait.
- This can't happen. - It's strange, right?
For the living room and kitchen,
I named them as Transformation.
Approve? Do you approve?
This is not a joke.
Are you serious?
- Really? - It's really...
- It's remodeled, really. - Really?
- Yes. - We kept saying...
- it's organizing remodeling. - Right.
Was it really organized and remodeled or not?
Please open your eyes!
(Has the living room really transformed?)
(Surprised)
(Speechless)
Right? You can't say a word!
This is amazing.
(Let us introduce Joo Won's new study.)
(The accent color gives a sophisticated mood.)
(Items found their place.)
(By the window where sunlight is coming in,)
(a reading space was made for Joo Won who likes books.)
(The mattress taking up too much space is gone.)
(It is replaced by a desk that is perfect for the study.)
(The cluttered living room has...)
(turned into a sophisticated space.)
(It is now a luxurious study.)
This is amazing.
- Why does this place look so good? - I know.
I wanted to use the living room space efficiently.
- That's why I removed the sofa. - Right.
- But I never imagined... - It looks bigger now.
that it could look so much bigger.
Right.
Which change surprises you the most?
- What's your favorite part? - Right.
First, the color of this wall...
I knew it. I knew he would say that.
It creates a mood.
(The boring living room wall is...)
(painted with the accent color, creating a sophisticated mood.)
And we were going to empty this out, but this...
You're right.
Now that it's here, it creates a completely different mood.
This is the desk you have had for a long time. The computer desk.
(The desk now creates...)
(a sophisticated mood in the study.)
I thought I would never see this desk again.
I thought we didn't have to remove it.
Because I thought you could still use it with a little rearrangement.
I got shelves that look good with the color of the desk.
This is our gift for you. From The House Detox.
So you have to buy these kinds of things and then buy the shelves.
Then you attach them. You can put them on.
This is great.
(He found a simple shelf.)
If the shelf is too deep,
a lot of space would be left unused...
even after putting all the books on.
I think this is very good. The depth and color.
I think he will like the mood it will create...
if we can put it in the right place.
Yes. That could be a good choice.
(He carefully takes pictures of it.)
I like this one the most. I'll get this.
Thank you so much. I had a hard time trying to find one by myself.
- Thank you. - Great.
- Thank you. - Good luck with your room.
It's a gift from The House Detox.
My goodness. You did an amazing job.
(Proud)
We always put shelves on the wall...
to utilize the space...
to put books and display items on.
And we picked the color that matches the desk.
- It looks like a set, doesn't it? - They look so good together.
- And the frame here too. - It's not embarrassing to have...
a picture of yourself, is it? It's a great accent to the room.
It's like an essay. Like an autobiography.
Because it's with the books.
I only saw the living room and I can't wait to see the other rooms.
- Right? - I feel dizzy with excitement.
- Let's move then. - What was surprising was...
Do you like the name Transformation?
- Absolutely. - Right?
(Absolutely approved)
Looking outside the window here...
That being said, why don't you take a seat?
- Should I? - Actually...
the view is nice.
This is so nice.
Look at the bridge.
I love the ambiance.
This place is incredible.
Wait, it's actually my place.
Yes. It's your place.
- Why did I say "this place"? - It's not "this place".
Why are you talking like it's a drama set or something?
- It is my place. - Here...
He looks like a handsome son...
of the president of a big company.
That's your character.
- It's from the president. - He's the CEO.
- Manager Park, try. - All right.
("The Company Detox")
(Joo Won is waiting for Manager Park's report.)
Mr. Go.
(Manager Park enters.)
We got a call from The House Detox.
What is it about?
(What is it about?)
They broke all the wine bottles.
(They broke all the wine bottles!)
I'm sorry.
(His eyes are shooting lasers.)
That's not right. Not the wine bottles.
Organizing is good,
but you shouldn't break the wine bottles for it.
I was joking.
I wonder where all those wine bottles are.
Right?
- Did you change the kitchen too? - Sure.
Our show doesn't do things half-heartedly.
We don't just change a part of it and not show the rest.
- We change everything for you. - Even inside the drawer.
- Do you? - Yes.
Before going to the kitchen, please cover your eyes.
There's not much to change in the kitchen though.
Close your eyes tightly.
- Let's get going. - It's the kitchen, right?
How did the kitchen change?
Please turn around.
Look at this!
(The single man's kitchen was so messy...)
(that it made everyone's jaw drop.)
(All sorts of dishware were out.)
(The table became a storage space.)
(Can this man's kitchen be changed?)
- Have a look. - Ta-da.
- Ta-da. - What's the name of the kitchen?
With the living room, it's Transformation.
- It's also Transformation. - Transformation. That's right.
Ta-da.
Seriously...
(Let us introduce Joo Won's new kitchen.)
(All the dishware is inside the drawers.)
(The kitchen that looks somehow bigger makes you want to cook.)
(This is Joo Won's new kitchen.)
It became so clean.
It surprised us too. I didn't know the kitchen was this big.
My house is big.
- It is. - I didn't know.
But your eyes...
look wet. Is it because you got emotional?
- Honestly... - Yes.
When I requested this,
I thought I'd be so satisfied...
if you could organize...
just one room.
But the kitchen is...
I was wrong to not have much expectation...
for the kitchen.
Look around yourself. How they organized things...
The snack boxes are still here.
Sure. We gathered them for you.
(Joo Won's snacks were organized by categories.)
But did he have this before?
- Yes. - Yes, I had.
But it looks pretty like this.
It was on the top of the kimchi fridge before.
- I see. - Right.
(The storage basket looked messy on the kimchi fridge.)
(But now they look like interior items as they found their place.)
There were things on top of the table before, right?
Yes.
After putting everything in, the table was taking up...
- this much space. - I know.
- Things were piled up on top of it. - There were so many things on it.
We organized them for you.
(Now the kitchen looks much bigger.)
And the kimchi fridge...
No wonder.
- You said you don't use it. - Yes.
So we removed it.
The kimchi fridge with flower patterns.
- Yes. - It kind of ruined the interior.
- Right. - And it took up so much space.
- You can see it later but... - Have a look now.
- we organized everything for you. - Have a look at the drawer.
They're put in a different place.
- This is the right place for them. - Sauce bottles should be here.
- So you can use them right away. - You like cooking,
so you can use them easily while cooking.
If you look here, there are a lot of ramyeon left.
My goodness.
(Dishes are organized by sizes.)
(Cups are organized in a different place.)
(Joo Won's kitchen cupboard became neat.)
So the things here are put here now.
Yes. So that it's easier to take out dishes right here...
- after cooking. - You can move efficiently this way.
As there is a water purifier below...
- So you put cups there. - Yes.
It's much more efficient and convenient this way.
You cook and...
There used to be wine glasses here.
There still are.
- I had filters and everything. - You'll see where they went.
Are you talking about the ones you threw away with the wine bottles?
Am I?
(Wait...)
They can't be broken.
To give you a tip,
this is a tip for men who live alone.
- It's also for women, of course. - Sure.
You have many dishes like these.
- Yes. - But actually, you only use...
- A bowl. - a bowl,
- A ramyeon bowl. - a wide bowl,
and the one like this.
Pile dishes you use often like this.
- Then you can just take this out... - Just like that.
to use, wash,
- and put it back in. - I see.
Then you can keep your kitchen clean.
It's for when you live alone.
You know that.
If you want to take out a dish under another one,
you have to hold it and take out the one under it.
Right. So put the dishes you use often together like this...
on one side in the cupboard.
Look at this. There used to be all sorts of coupons.
There were corks too.
(It was filled with piles of corks.)
- What? - Yes.
- They're gone. - They're not here.
(There is no trace of them.)
- You can't find wine-related items. - Are they under here?
(They're not here either.)
- They are not here either. - They are not here either.
- Where did they go? - The kitchen is...
- Serving its original purpose. - There are masks.
- They are masks. - It's so organized.
You should put things...
vertically to make them stand. It's easier to see and use.
- If you put them horizontally... - If they're piled up, it's hard.
- I now put everything... - Vertically?
- vertically. - Well done.
So you need to have plans for organizing as well.
It's a science. Organizing is a science.
- Right. - Gosh, this is amazing.
Joo Won looks...
- My kitchen has transformed. - very content.
Are you going to do the shoulder dance?
- A bit. - A bit?
- My gosh. - I have yet to see the room...
I anticipate the most.
Right. I see.
Then will you do the shoulder dance at the very end?
- He's very difficult to please. - You're right.
His shoulders have only moved about this much.
- All right, let's move on. - Amazing.
We'll check out the room you're anticipating at the very end.
- Save the best for last. - I'm getting dizzy.
(Please show it to me quickly.)
- The dressing room is next. - This room is next.
I don't know if you remember,
but we were too intimidated to enter this room...
because it was so packed.
We couldn't clean the clothes because we couldn't even enter.
Let me try to remember how it used to look.
- Okay. - Sure.
- I'll try to remember. - Remember how it used to look.
(He tries to remember.)
(Let's see.)
(There were many clothes on the top.)
(There were many clothes on the bottom.)
(The entire room was filled with clothes.)
It was very packed.
If two people went inside, they wouldn't be able to change.
I had to go inside by myself, pick out my clothes,
and come outside to change.
(He stored miscellaneous items as well.)
We actually added more things than we removed.
We didn't throw away much,
but the transformation is amazing. It's Incomparably Different.
- "Incomparably Different"? - "Incomparably Different"?
- It's that different? - It's Incomparably Different.
- Yes. Close your eyes. - All right, then.
Close your eyes. I'll check it out first.
- Okay, Na Rae. - This is a privilege of mine.
Listen to Na Rae's reaction.
(Na Rae reacts to the transformed room.)
My gosh.
Oh, my.
I bet he's dying to see.
This. Where was this?
I'm so curious.
- All right. - What is this?
These were all here.
All right. 1, 2, 3.
(The room is finally revealed.)
Goodness.
(What does he see?)
(Here is...)
(the newly organized room.)
(It's easy to spot the clothes.)
(Underneath the neatly organized outerwear...)
(are the items he has for his hobbies.)
(His underwear and socks are stored in one place.)
(From now on, he can get ready in this room.)
(They have transformed the room...)
(in a fantastic way.)
(This is the dressing room of a city man.)
(He's speechless.)
Look at all this space.
Your guest could sleep in here.
Where was this?
- Isn't it so fascinating? - It was over here.
- It was in this room? - Yes.
(The drying machine was already in the room,)
(but it was hidden among the clothes.)
It amazingly fit right underneath.
How did you know that it'd fit here?
- We tried to fit it in. - We fit it in.
We tried to reposition it.
This room was so messy back then,
so I had no idea that it was here to begin with.
Right. These are matching dressers,
so it's only natural for them to be placed side by side.
(Previously, one was in the corner of this room,)
(while the other one was out in the living room.)
(But now, they look perfect side by side.)
You took out my hats.
- Yes. - Were they inside somewhere?
- The sweaters were stuffed too. - He wears hats often.
(Jeans)
(Hats, sweaters, bags)
You can see everything at a glance now.
You have so many collared T-shirts.
- You've organized my golf wear... - Yes.
and winter clothes.
Let me share a tip.
Hang lightweight clothes...
on these thin hangers.
That way, you can hang many of them.
For heavier clothes, use thick plastic or wooden hangers.
You can keep this up.
When your clothes are dry, shake them out, and hang them.
You have various hobbies.
You had so many items related to your hobbies.
(He had hobby-related items in the study.)
- We've stored all of them here. - How's that possible?
(They're all here.)
- My scuba-diving equipment. - Oh, my.
- They're all there. - They all fit.
- This is the power of organizing. - This is great.
By the way...
Joo Won, I think you can take up a few more hobbies.
- Come on. - That's not right.
- Come on. - I think so.
No. In the beginning, I was more into filling things.
But now, I'm more into emptying things.
- Seriously? - Right?
- Your bedding was all here too. - That's here too.
- Right. Your electric pad. - The bedding.
Oh, my.
(The bedding was placed with the clothes.)
(But now, they're all packed in this closet.)
They're here.
- We've placed them all here. - Unbelievable.
- If you look underneath, - The flower blanket.
there's your flower blanket.
It's summertime.
(Everyone was flustered...)
(by his flower blanket.)
(It was the epitome of colorfulness.)
(But now, it's folded and placed inside the closet.)
It's too hot to use blankets anyway.
- Now... - I must have a different blanket.
Yes.
(Look forward to your bedroom's transformation.)
- And... - Open the drawers.
- My socks are here. - There are socks.
Look at how well-organized they are.
(He's at a loss for words.)
Sportswear socks are stored together,
and gray socks are stored separately.
I don't expect you to be this tidy.
But at least store all your socks in here,
- and you'll be organized. - You can do this much.
This will take a bit more time...
because I'll have to categorize them.
But I think I'll have fun doing it.
That's right.
I think I'll enjoy doing it.
I'm truly grateful.
You taught me something I never knew...
- about organizing. - Right.
I really learned something great.
- I'm truly thankful. - That's great.
He seems to be very surprised.
- We can feel it. - And...
That's why I'm excited.
I really wanted...
- I'm curious as well. - a bar.
Right.
If this room has transformed this much,
that room must look fantastic as well.
- I... - I wonder...
if there's a Joo Won Bar.
Right.
- Shall we? - Let's go.
Let's hurry.
Can you tell me the name first?
- We have one more room to go. - I...
We have one room remaining.
- There's 1 more room. - "There's 1 more room."
- Right. - He's dying to check it out.
Let's check out the room first before I tell you its name.
- Okay. - Really?
- It's the main room. - The main room?
- The bedroom. - The bedroom.
That was the room with the flower blanket.
- Yes, that pretty flower blanket. - But the blanket is in here now.
- There was a chicken too. - Right.
- Let's go. - Okay.
- So far, so good. - The door is closed.
I like this house.
- It's... - Do you?
He likes it.
It's really a nice house.
I'm really...
- excited. - I think he's a bit too excited...
- to check out that room. - I know.
The bedroom has made a great transformation as well.
- He needs to check it out. - There are not many things...
that could've changed in there.
I know.
- Right? - Before our finale,
let's check out the bedroom.
- This way. - Let's go.
There's really not much to switch up in there.
- That's what I think as well. - You're right.
Not a lot has changed.
But it does look different.
- Really? - Yes.
- I should close my eyes. - Yes.
- I'll go in first. - Okay.
Goodness.
(She's surprised.)
Yes, this is much better.
- Is it? - Yes.
(Previously, the room looked a bit peculiar.)
(His bed was full of colors.)
(There were empty wine bottles as well.)
(General Manager Shin didn't like the wine bottles.)
(Will they still be there?)
(How has his bedroom transformed?)
- Why is it so much better? - All right.
All right.
- Come inside. - Can I open my eyes?
1, 2, 3.
(Open your eyes!)
(Surprised)
(Welcome to the bachelor's bedroom.)
(The bedding looks more modern in white.)
(The wine bottles have been replaced by the TV.)
(This bedroom is a mixture of black and white.)
First...
(He's speechless.)
- This moved over there. - It's very important...
It's very important what kind of bedding you choose.
Mine was originally white.
I'm serious.
(Why won't you believe me?)
(He was aggrieved.)
My mom told me that it was much cooler,
and you happened to see it.
- I see. - But mine used to be white.
Are you talking about the flower blanket?
I'm not saying that the blanket was bad.
- Right. - That one was pretty.
Such colors are suitable for a certain atmosphere,
but not here.
So we chose a simpler style.
- Simple is best. - Actually...
Let me explain why we moved the TV in here.
When you read books, you think a lot to yourself.
This is the name of this room.
This room is called Grow Old Together.
"Grow Old Together"?
We hope you'll meet someone nice...
and spend time together in this room.
To do that, you should watch TV...
- and chat with each other. - You're right.
- Right. - You know since you live alone.
Of course.
I mean, that's what I heard.
Right. That's the single life.
No one watches TV...
- You should watch it together. - or movies alone.
- You're right. - We hope you won't be alone...
for too long.
- This is... - That's why we did this.
You're concerned about his major life events.
(Our show takes care of our clients' major life events.)
We aim to increase the number of family members.
I guess the color of your bedding really does matter.
I should tell my mom about the flower blanket.
We stored it in the closet in case it gets too hot,
- so you can take them out then. - Right.
No, I'll turn on the AC if it gets too hot.
(He chooses the AC over the flower blanket.)
(Enjoy the cool breeze under the AC from now on.)
What should we do?
We'll be checking out your bar now.
- What should we do? - That's the only place left.
Will the wine bottles be there?
Will the corks be there?
Will the bottles be broken?
- Will they be ripped? - Should we tell him the name first?
Sure.
It's called Romantic Assassin.
What? Are we starting a fight?
- I love it. - Will there be a fight?
That's the name of the room.
Do you like it?
I like the word "Assassin".
The bar must give off a romantic vibe.
As a bachelor,
I really liked it.
I'm getting dizzy. Let's hurry.
- Let's go. - Shall we go?
This is our last destination.
(It's the long-awaited Joo Won Bar.)
This is the climax.
- Why do I already have goosebumps? - What's wrong with you?
- My goodness. - Why would you get goosebumps?
Goodness.
- It'll be amazing. - I always get goosebumps.
I think I can feel the energy already.
How do you feel right now?
I'm extremely excited.
I'm nervous. I'm getting very nervous.
To be honest,
it wasn't a big room.
That's why I'm worried.
(The room wasn't big to begin with,)
(but it was filled with books and wine bottles.)
(The room was teeming with his hobby-related items too.)
(He had an over 20-year-old desk and a broken computer.)
(He said...)
(that this room needed the most work.)
Hold on.
(How has it changed?)
All right.
(Shocked)
What?
Hold on.
(How has it changed?)
All right.
(Shocked)
What?
My gosh.
No way.
I can't believe this.
I think I've seen this in a movie.
Gosh, I'm so nervous.
- 1, 2, 3. - 2, 3.
No way.
- What? - I can't believe this.
She didn't throw away the wine bottles.
- No, I didn't. - My legs gave out.
We...
(He has always longed for a bar.)
(And finally, he got one.)
(His precious wine bottles have found their places.)
(They're pleasing to the eye.)
(This place looks even better...)
(under the dim light.)
(He can cherish the items even more.)
(Joo Won Bar is a place of comfort where he can relax.)
(Impressed)
Are these the bookshelves?
- Yes. - That's correct.
(The bookshelves were full of random books.)
(Now, it has transformed into a romantic wine rack.)
We've installed a wine rack...
so that you could hang the wine glasses.
Remember what I told you?
Those were quite expensive,
so I didn't understand why they were stored away.
(You've stored away these expensive items.)
(She was sad that they were hidden.)
(He wanted them to be visible as well.)
(Alongside the precious wine bottles...)
(are the expensive wine glass and decanter.)
This is such a great program.
Really.
The babies you were concerned about are all here.
- We didn't throw away the corks. - They're down there.
He's counting them.
I can't believe you're counting them.
(All 34 of your babies are here.)
(He's very happy that they're all safe.)
Look at the candle made of corks.
- What? This was here before. - Right.
You're right.
(A mysterious glass container was among the wine bottles.)
My gosh.
(He had collected the corks.)
(He wanted to make something out of them.)
(He wanted to make an interior design with them.)
(We made it for you.)
We placed that container...
inside this wine cooler.
- It looks amazing. - And...
- This is a great tip. - Right?
The corks have found their places.
(Thanks to this small idea, the corks have become useful.)
How do you find this room?
I love it very much.
- It's wonderful. - Take a seat.
Gosh.
Hold a glass.
- Pick a nice one. - Okay.
- Goodness. - Your outfit befits this room.
It's amazing.
This is great.
It's a great place to drink alone.
You can place some appetizers there.
- Right. - I wanted to do that as well.
The more organized this place gets, the more I think...
that this house is spacious.
- Really. - It is spacious.
You're right. It was always spacious.
Do you like your bar?
Extremely.
(He shows off his shoulder dance.)
I love it so much.
- I really do. - You showed us the dance.
Also,
I've prepared a gift for your bar's grand opening.
- Goodness. - Really?
- Seriously? - He's good at these things.
(Is there another gift?)
- This is... - He never comes empty-handed.
- You're right. - While...
I've prepared a gift for your bar's grand opening.
- Goodness. - Really?
- Seriously? - He's good at these things.
(Is there another gift?)
- This is... - He never comes empty-handed.
- You're right. - While we were shopping,
I was thinking of you.
And then, something caught my eye.
Would you like to open it yourself?
I hope you'll like it.
What could this be?
I haven't received a gift in ages.
It doesn't look like wine. What's that?
- My goodness. - A decanter.
- I'm not sure if you'll like it. - It's pretty!
- Thank you. - I got that thinking about you.
It's pretty.
(It's a perfect gift for Joo Won.)
- This is not much for us. - Sure.
It looks great in this place.
(It perfectly matches the simple place.)
Turn off the ceiling light and this place would...
look so nice just with this light.
- Shall we turn it off now? - Shall we?
- When you turn it off... - It looks cozy.
- Nice. - It looks better at night.
(It looks cozy with the light off.)
(Joo Won Bar shines brighter with the light off.)
(Next to the warm light, the wine bottles are shining.)
(It makes the bar even cozier.)
- With a dim light at night... - I like the mood here.
- Right? - Me too.
This could be the extension of Grow Old Together.
Right. This is perfect for it.
- Yes. - We usually think...
there should be books only on bookshelves.
But if you have a bookshelf especially like this,
you can adjust the height of each shelf, and put wine racks...
if you like wines, for example.
You can make use of the space as you want.
- Wine racks are also really cheap. - Yes.
And you can install it quickly.
- It's so easy to do it. - Yes.
So it's much better...
if you can make use of what you already have.
I love it so much.
Do you?
Joo Won will...
- enjoy drinks here alone, right? - What would he do?
Shall we leave him alone?
Sure. The mood is great there.
- Just a moment please. - Sure.
Just a moment to enjoy this and I'll go out right away.
(In his own bar he wanted so bad...)
(Joo Won dives into in his imagination for a moment.)
(Goodbye to the old-fashioned room.)
(Goodbye to the lonely eating and drinking.)
(From a lonely single man to a sophisticated city man)
(We're rooting for your single life as a sophisticated city man.)
This place has completely changed.
Right. What's your favorite part?
From the living room to the Romantic Assassin,
I like the continuing theme.
I see.
Because they only have things I love.
I love it.
It was a successful space remodeling.
- Yes. - Organizing and remodeling.
- Right. - Organizing and remodeling.
Shall we call her then?
Yes. Please come out, Ms. Lee.
Your clothes match this place.
What?
What is it?
What's up with our clothes today?
- Did you match the color? - Yes.
- Really? - That's awesome.
Thank you.
You did an incredible job today as well.
Thank you. Thank you.
What was the focal point of organizing today?
Today's focal point.
I wanted to break the stereotypes you have for organizing.
When you say organizing,
you think of items arranged neatly.
But in the old study, the books were arranged neatly.
- Right. They were all arranged. - But if you look at it now,
- they're not arranged but... - They can be arranged crookedly.
they still look very organized.
- So... - It actually adds a mood.
It looks more stylish now.
I wanted to break the stereotypes of organizing.
Joo Won, having teary eyes are not enough.
You should show your shoulders dance like this.
That's right.
(Dancing Machine Joo Won)
There are many men who find it difficult to decorate their place.
I'd like to give a tip for them.
Today's organizing tip.
Color match works for house interior as well.
All the furniture in the living room is made of wood.
The dominant color of the wine room is white.
The furniture in the master bedroom is in black and white.
If you have dominant colors for each room, it looks more cohesive.
It makes the room look more sophisticated.
Right.
Watching this show, people would be so into the color match,
and they would try to figure out what colors they have in the house.
What's for sure is that...
this place is perfect for Joo Won.
We got the final expression now.
- It's perfect. - It's perfect.
Nice.
- It fits perfectly. - It does.
(The next client of The House Detox is?)
(7th client, Yoon Eun Hye)
(What's wrong with this?)
(I feel like throwing up.)
(Surprised)
(The biggest ever organizing challenge begins.)
(Grave of shoes)
(I was honestly embarrassed.)
(I could see the greed I hadn't let go.)
(I think I was lonely.)
(A warm consolation given by The House Detox...)
(to Eun Hye only)
This show is weird.