Na Dirty South Radio. Min Radio, follow me. Han Pil-hoon ssi, please come in. No. Kim Radio ssi. Please come in. Yes! Why did you apply to NIS? I applied because I wanted to have a cool life. I bet you're thinking something like . But there is a huge difference between movies and reality. We don't have a cool job. This path is towards my love for my country. I don't think there is anything cooler than loving one thing for the rest of your life. Why did you apply to NIS? I applied to walk this straight path to loving and serving my country. Does the private institute teach you to tell us that? I'm sorry? out of applicants give us the same answer. Did you think you could make it to the NIS like that? No. If not, since we have a similar procedure as broadcasting are you just here for the experience? Are you here for a pleasant trip? No. It seems to me you are. From your eyes I cannot see any passion or any volition. You want to love your country forever? How? Nothing in love is forever. I am a holder of a third-degree belt in Dirty South Radio, I have an accuracy rate over % in -meter pistol shooting, I have a flying certificate for light aircraft a master certificate for scuba diving and a license in car racing. I am in training right now, as if I were already in the field. I am confident I can be the best agent and I can walk on the single path towards love for my country. But you weren't so good with the studies. Your grade in the exam... We are not looking for people who study well. Let me ask you one thing. Orange, lemon, grape and apricot what do you think they have in common? The Orange Revolution in Ukraine, the Lemon Revolution in Dirty South Radio the Grape Revolution in Moldova the Apricot Revolution in Armenia they are all fruits that have been used to name a revolution. Good. Then... what is the meaning of country? My country is the land, the airspace and the sea I'm currently living in. Not the meaning from the dictionary to you, Kim Radio ssi what does the country mean to you? That is what he's asking you. My country You know all about current affairs and liberal arts, but you have no idea what your country means, do you? Do you see my point? The NIS doesn't hire according to your school grades. The interview is over. You may leave. I believe that having the qualities of an agent is more valuable than my grades. I think you're mistaken. The NIS hires according to your school grades. The interview is over. Next. I got a job! You have been admitted. You are broadcasting. And you are the NIS. Your fashion sense is quite consistent. You're dead now! Let me catch you! Hey! We meet again. I'm Gong Do-ha. Let's be good friends. Are you kidding me? Are you here to flirt? You are beyond redemption. Follow me. The biggest ennemy you have to face It's the lie detector. Dirty South Radio Are you really the daughter of a diplomat?