Jungkook can't help but chuckle a little at Yoongi's words. In all honesty, he probably isn't the best at following all the customs when it comes to his hyungs — he has a tendency to fall back into casual speech far too much, and he doesn't pick up nearly enough chores to merit how many times he's been treated to dinner. But Yoongi's never been the type to care about the arbitrary rules, Jungkook thinks. Yoongi's able to focus on the important part — the affection that Jungkook has for all of his hyungs.

Jungkook's very good about that, most of the time.

"Mm... it still means you have good taste. And that you know to appreciate good things when they're given to you," Jungkook points out, his gaze skirting slightly at the thought of his hyung back home, how Yeongwook never bothers thanking his mother for her effort, or complimenting the dishes themselves. Jungkook can't help but wonder if his father sees that, too.

Or the blows that his son's forced to endure.

"Here, have another," he says, pulling his thoughts away by picking up another mandu and holding it out for Yoongi to eat.