The next morning, Dokgo-Noona asks Miss Betsey how much her hourly rate is, and she tells him that she doesn't think it will be enough. She asks him if he wants a hotel voucher or a blind date, and he says no, but he does want to go on one. He asks her if she has any recommendations for a place to meet him, but she says that she's already made a reservation at Ashita. She says that he's changed his mind about going to boarding school, and now he wants to go to medical school. She tells him he has to study hard to get into medical school, because there are too many doctors out there who went to public schools. He says that his bread is good, but his sales are not great because he is not known. He wants to promote the food truck with a food stall. He tells her that she has good character, and that she should not touch her face ever again. He thanks him for the mentoring, and says that if he had known it would have happened, he would not have gone on such a date with Dokigo-Kyungah.
The next morning, Dokgo-Noona asks Miss Betsey how much her hourly rate is, and she tells him that she doesn't think it will be enough. She asks him if he wants a hotel voucher or a blind date, and he says no, but he does want to go on one. He asks her if she has any recommendations for a place to meet him, but she says that she's already made a reservation at Ashita. She says that he's changed his mind about going to boarding school, and now he wants to go to medical school. She tells him he has to study hard to get into medical school, because there are too many doctors out there who went to public schools. He says that his bread is good, but his sales are not great because he is not known. He wants to promote the food truck with a food stall. He tells her that she has good character, and that she should not touch her face ever again. He thanks him for the mentoring, and says that if he had known it would have happened, he would not have gone on such a date with Dokigo-Kyungah.