Aya, an immigrant woman married to Dong-hyuk, runs a fruit store. Aya has an upset stomach. While delivering fruit to a customer, Junghee, she is confronted with a suggestion.

I was born and raised in a traditional market. Over the years, the young owners became old. As their children, the so-called ‘Koreans given birth by Koreans,’ refused to take over and stopped visiting traditional markets, the young working population of traditional markets became filled with immigrants. These immigrants have now become owners, making the phrase, “Boss, you're bad," stemming from the harsh labor conditions and treatment in Korea, outdated. Still the discrimination continues. I had wondered, where all the words that could not get out went to, wishing the best for all immigrants.