Mr. Kim is frustrated with Frank, a repairman who talks too much, while Janet is frustrated by her aggressively cute cousin from Korea, Nayoung. Both Janet and Mr. Kim bluntly voice their frustrations and then try to bond over being "truth tellers." They're not fooling anyone and both have to make things right. Jung and Shannon get tickets to a basketball game, but Jung starts to wonder if Shannon thinks it's a date.
Appa and Umma's eighteen year old niece, Nayoung, is coming for a visit from Korea, she who the Kims have not seen in several years when she was a child, and she and Janet were inseparable. Based solely of what Umma sees of Nayoung on social media, she believes her niece, like many Korean girls her age, dresses like a slut. Janet accuses her mother of being prejudiced solely based on appearances, Janet knowing deep in her heart that Nayoung is a sweet girl. But Janet changes her tune after Nayoung's arrival as Nayoung usurps Janet as being the exotic ethnic one among her friends, and as Janet, based on Nayoung's cutesy way of acting combined with her provocative baby doll way of dressing, feels both annoyed and like the invisible one in the crowd. Meanwhile, the portable air conditioning unit in the store is broken. Appa would like to try and fix it himself rather than call in the repairman Frank, if only because Appa finds Frank long-winded and boring. Appa is forced to call in Frank to do the job. But it's Appa who may come off as the loudmouth in this latest encounter between the two men. And Jung believes that Shannon has given him two tickets for court-side floor seats to a Raptors game, the tickets which she received from head office for leading all local outlets of the agency. Jung's belief is only half correct, as she is only giving him one ticket, she keeping the other for herself to treat their outing like a date. Jung has to decide what to do, mostly if his desire to see the Raptors up close and personal is worth getting up close and personal with Shannon.
—Huggo
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