We're in an interview room with a guy named Mr. Han, who's trying to get a job as a general manager at a local TV station. He tells us that the station's current host, Su Man, isn't as hot as he used to be, and there's been a lot of talk about Su Man's return. Su Man is out of the picture, he says, because he's seen Su Man at Mr. Ling's party. He's also worried that Su Man will ruin the company's reputation if they don't hire Su Man back. He wants to be a better general manager, and he wants to do it in a way that will make the station more attractive to the younger female viewers. He also wants to make sure Su Man doesn't get promoted to general manager. He says he'll do his best to get the job, but that he needs to make himself known in the company first. He adds that his dad has asked him to be the new general manager recently, and that his uncle approves of him. He asks Su Man if he'd like a massage, and Su Man says that his wife has told him to go to a spa to get one. We'll forgive him for now, but we're not going to forget about it. He goes on to say that he has had his hands full with running the new club at the station, and it's his wife's fault that he hasn't been able to find a man to work for him.