Right after the opening, Matsuko asked which topic should start first. He was later furious because the director told him to watch the segment about people's occupations first. In the people's occupations segment, the staff found an elderly Uber Eats deliveryman who struggled to find addresses, a florist who is often tasked to remove bugs, and a call operator who sometimes got perverted calls. Matsuko then noticed the LED screen at the studio set was now missing, and he alleged that some staff were fired because the hosts were not using it. Next is the investigation of local problems, which included a strange dental clinic signboard in Chiba, a boy from Nagano who won a police award because of his poster design, and a man in Kanagawa who let out some smoke after sneezing. They also interviewed the authors of Asari-chan about their new work. The hosts then were asked to react to a survey about the decreasing percentage of people bitten by mosquitoes in the summer, with Matsuko questioning the method of the survey. For the last segment, senior citizens are given questions about something that might happen in the future. (Source: Griffin Seannery at MyDramaList)