Episode 5
Namwa and Gap took a win for their report project and they had to set up a booth in Thai and Global population exhibition. In the meantime, Evening Sunday had paul to finish editing their live session video. But when they uploaded it on internet, nobody watched it. Everyone was about to give up but Shokun motivated them to practise more. Piak told Shokun to pick up what he ordered by himself because he wouldn't be available, therefore Maito offered to help. Namwa was in the middle of setting up the booth but she didn't see Gap at all. She started getting worried, so she went to check on Gap at his house. Then, she saw that Gap was fighting with his dad and that almost got him withdraw from MOM contest.
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