
Watch S3, EP15: Daisy's Dilemma; The Good Luck Moon with Fubo
Daisy has trouble choosing between Mickey and Minnie's jack-o'-lanterns for a Halloween competition; when celebrating Chuseok, Ye Eun forgets to make an important dish.
Daisy has trouble choosing between Mickey and Minnie's jack-o'-lanterns for a Halloween competition; when celebrating Chuseok, Ye Eun forgets to make an important dish.
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