The next day, the gang is back at the school for another practice session. The gang asks jonggun to teach them how to play the game. He's already good at it, but he's not sure how to do it. He asks what suits him the best, and then he asks if he can play full-time too. Ooh, sounds like a good idea. He also asks if the other guys are talking about basketball, and they all seem to be talking about it. Youngjoo asks what the heck is going on, and he gets all excited when he hears that they're talking about the game, which he doesn't really know. He wants to watch the game more, so he asks the gang to teach him how to look forward during a transition, which is a fancy term for a quick change of offense and defense. He then asks why they always look for him, and the gang tells him that he used to be a special-education student at the Office of Education, and that he was the only person who was nice enough to him. Anyway, when he met him, he was very shy, and so he took a photo of him as if he were a stalker, but it was done well. Geez, if he was younger, he would have asked the guy's name, but now he'd rather just pretend that nothing happened that day. Woohoo.