Yoongi, of course, has never once been to Busan. All of his family lives in Daegu or Seoul, and it's not as if he makes a priority out of traveling when most of his free time is dedicated to holing up inside with his videos and schoolwork. The quiet solitude of work is comfortable, something he's more than familiar with. But he didn't come all this way to see Jungkook, they didn't have all these months of build up, only for him to turn around after only a couple hours together at a coffee shop. He wouldn't be satisfied with that. For someone who keeps his social engagements to a minimum, who prefers to stay at home with what he knows, all Yoongi really wants to do right now is spend his entire day in Busan with Jungkook. He doesn't so much care what they do or where they go. He knows, because of the whipped man he is, that he'd go along with anything Jungkook suggests. As long as it meant stretching out this time with Jungkook, Yoongi's all in.

Realistically, though, Jungkook isn't going to suggest anything he wants to do on his own. The kid's too sweet and accommodating for that, which is made all the more apparent with his pleasantly surprised answer, how naturally he comes back to what's best for Yoongi. It has him reaching in his pocket and pulling out a single train ticket for emphasis. "I booked the 10 pm train," he says, laughing a little. "My plans back home are nonexistent." And then, remembering something he had heard Namjoon mention a couple times before--really, grasping for any ideas at all that might interest the younger boy, who's clearly lived here his whole life--he comes out with, "Gukje Market sounds cool? You know, just walking around the city. Eating more, eating a lot, probably." The thought that Jungkook himself might be busy pops up, that maybe he was just too polite to mention it at first. "I don't want to interrupt any of your plans either though--I can explore on my own if you need to head out, no big deal."