We listen to your concerns.
National counseling session!
We have really special guests today.
It's been over 2 years.
They're back as a whole group after
2 years and 4 months.
Brown Eyed Girls!
Gain! Narsh! JeA!
And Miryo!
Brown Eyed Girls are back!
It's been 10 years, right?
This is our 10th year.
It's been exactly 10 years.
You didn't have any member changes, right?
Right.
But our fans think we did.
Who?
(Self diss?)
They keep changing a bit.
Everyone gets more sophisticated after time.
Sophisticated...
Withdrawal is a hashtag with my name.
That's right.
Miryo, right?
Yes.
This is Miryo.
What's the secret to lasting for 10 years?
Gain, as a younger member.
Personally, they...
They're at an age to get married.
They're putting marriage off.
They're not getting married.
They're putting it off or...
That must mean they're dating.
If they're putting it off.
Well, they could be.
Is this the last activity before getting married?
The last activity before getting married?
Idol singers who are active these days
are young and pretty.
They're young and pretty.
Miryo, in your opinion.
What makes your group charming?
Your unique charm.
Brown Eyed Girls' charm?
(Oh, boy)
Is that all you see?
You could be gentle with your hands.
You could have said it like this.
But you...
It's strange.
People say we're pretty glamorous.
They think we're sexy and charismatic.
They're saying that, but...
They weren't like that before when
they saw young and pretty idols.
But now...
Ah, they're young and pretty.
They say that.
When they pass?
Don't they swear, too?
No.
Brown Eyed Girls are famous for
unconventional concepts.
What about your new song?
It's like a new world.
A new world?
Yes.
What's the title?
- "Brave New World". / - "Brave New World".
What a way of promoting their song.
(Sing it for us!)
("Brave New World" / Brown Eyed Girls)
(A dreamlike beginning, but it's strong)
(They're back as a whole group
after 2 years and 4 months)
(They can't be replaced!)
(A new world shown by older women of
a different class)
(They are as good as everyone heard)
She teaches jazz dance to children.
She's addicted to competitions.
I have a job, too.
But she wants me to take time off.
- So she can go to competitions? / -Yes.
If I tell him I have to go to work...
He...
It looks like you're going to cry.
You're upset because of your baby.
Did your wife change a bit?
Hello.
(He's a gentleman who doesn't forget to say hello)
Did she change?
Hello.
She scolds me more.
She scolds you?
I didn't cry because I wanted to.
I just got emotional because of our baby.
She scolds me when I eat.
She calls me at work and scolds me.
You have more concerns now.
He's a man.
He cried on national television.
It felt like I became a bad person.
Did you think of going to competitions less?
No.
(What a life I have)
Will this concern win a second time?
The winner gets a prize, right?
Yes, a prize worth $1,000.
Let's see what today's concerns are.
(Today's concerns)
'The Strong Person of Our Home'.
'Want to Stop Now'!
'Tired of You'.
You look really nice in that red shirt.
Of course.
The title is 'The Strong Person of Our Home'.
Hello.
I'm a 25-year-old man.
I'd like to date and drink with my friends.
But there's nothing I can do freely.
It's all because of my prim and proper dad.
If I'm meeting my friends...
"Where are you!"
"Do you know what time it is? It's nine!"
"Get home right now!"
At nine?
Already?
I was going to come home at ten.
"Don't talk back to me."
"It's nine. Come home right now!"
What 25-year-old rushes home before ten?
Is he just old-fashioned?
If I get gastritis and
want to go to the hospital...
"Forget it."
"I know a fine pharmacy. Just come with me."
Dad, I'd like to go to the hospital.
"Quiet!"
"Why do you keep talking back to me?"
"Change so we can go to the pharmacy!"
"Get dressed!"
He gets mad.
There are fathers who are like that.
It seems like the father said it gently,
but Chanu is exaggerating.
No, it says get mad.
It says so right here.
It says madder.
Then he was really like that.
I follow the script to the letter.
My father took me to the pharmacy.
I got worse and ended up being admitted
to the hospital.
My father had a stomachache for a few days.
I took him to the hospital.
"Your intestines practically melted."
"If you don't receive surgery,"
"your life could be in danger."
"It's alright."
"I won't get surgery."
Dad, get surgery. You could die.
"Quiet!"
"Don't talk back to me."
"I'm alright."
My father only insists on his opinion.
I'm so upset.
It's killing me.
Please stop my father from being so stubborn.
He's really stubborn.
Let's meet the son.
Come on out!
(Who is suffering because his father is
so stubborn with his ways?)
(Won Jonggeon)
He's thin.
(Welcome)
Your father doesn't listen to other people?
He thinks his opinions are the law.
He gets really mad if we go against them.
I was with my girlfriend.
It had been a really long time.
Had it been about 2 years?
You make it sound like such a long time.
How long?
About 2 months.
It was so nice to see each other.
My father suddenly called.
"Are you thinking straight?"
"Get home right now. Do you know what time it is?"
What time was it?
It was about 8:30 or 9:00.
Everyone thinks straight at 8:30.
Was it 8 in the morning?
- It was 8 in the evening. / - 8 in the evening?
I hung up and went home.
I asked my girlfriend to understand.
You went home?
You're nice.
(How frustrating)
Are you still dating her?
No, we broke up.
See?
Go on.
When I meet my friends, we have a drink.
My father interferes so much.
I only see my friends once or twice a month.
Your friends?
Not your girlfriend. Just friends?
Yes, just friends.
Why are you so afraid of your father?
You read the concern.
Does he get madder?
Yes, he does.
How long are you going to be like that?
(He almost had a heart attack)
(He's such a nice son)
If I'm studying and I watch TV or
mess with my cell phone to take a break,
"Every second is precious. Stop wasting time!"
I was just taking a short break.
You're not a teenager.
Then my father says,
"Don't talk back to me."
That's what he says.
You can't say anything.
You don't know why he's like that?
He's a bit patriarchal.
He's very patriarchal.
I have an older sister.
If he calls us, sit on our knees.
You do?
We can't sit comfortably until
he tells us to a few hours later.
Since when did you sit on your knees?
Before elementary school.
Before elementary school...
You must have bad joints.
My knees hurt when it rains.
I think that's him.
He's not moving at all.
Stubborn people usually don't come.
"I'm not that bad!"
He was really like that.
The writer spoke with him for a few days.
She finally got his approval after
speaking with him for 40 minutes.
Oh...
40 minutes?
The production staff yelled hurray.
"Okay. I'll go."
Hurray!
Let's see how stubborn he is.
It's you, right?
(Who is the stubborn father
who insists on his ways?)
Yes, it's me.
Hello, father.
Why did you finally agree to come?
My life might touch someone,
but it's not suitable for entertainment.
That's why I said I wouldn't come.
The writer kept begging me though.
The writer won!
(Please come!)
Your son says you're stubborn.
What do you think?
Never.
When you raise a child,
you want to raise him properly.
How can you compromise with him?
I feed him and clothe him.
He should do as I say.
That's where you're wrong.
He's a grown man.
You shouldn't interfere with
him seeing his friends.
He has his duties.
A student should study.
You didn't drink when you were twenty-five?
I did.
You didn't meet friends?
I have friends.
You met, right?
- Yes. / - You drank a lot then.
Because I lived like that...
I'm having a tough time now.
I don't want my son to end up like that.
You don't want him to follow in your footsteps.
You heard 5,000 people showed up
for 20 positions, right?
Yes.
You heard certain generations have to
give up certain things, right?
Yes.
He can't give up his life because of friends.
(But it's so stuffy)
He has to overcome that.
Is there a reason you're like that?
I got a divorce 14 years ago.
His mom raised him.
We were apart for 2 years.
When I saw him, his hair was long
and he had acne.
I thought I should make a person out of him.
I feed him what he wants to eat.
I buy him clothes he wants.
I buy him coke.
He's great. He buys you coke.
He bought you coke.
I buy him fried chicken.
He didn't buy you cider. He bought you coke!
He eats everything I give him.
Why doesn't he do as I say?
He doesn't study?
He doesn't study at all. In my opinion.
What does he do at home?
He stares at his cell phone.
If I did, I wouldn't be here.
I study about 6 hours a day.
That's a lot for a college student.
I've been volunteering at Korea Teachers of
English to Speakers of Other Languages.
I dealt with over 5,000 foreigners.
You must be good at English.
I worked at an English Village part-time.
But he thinks it's lacking.
It's lacking?
My TOEIC score was bad once.
I was upset about it.
He said it was because I didn't study enough.
He said I couldn't be successful.
I said he should encourage me a bit.
He told me not to talk back at him.
He won't let me talk.
It sounds like he's studying hard.
Can't you encourage and support him?
Compliment him, too.
Everything is about results.
(Oh...)
I prepared him to take the TOEIC
since high school.
He wants to be a flight attendant.
He's not good enough.
He has to be in the higher ranks to avoid
giving up important things in life.
(Dad, I'm trying)
(This is frustrating)
Let's hear from the other people.
You're the older sister, right?
Who do you think is the problem?
He raised us by himself.
He's very stubborn.
If we try to give an opinion,
he completely ignores us.
- He won't listen to you. / - No.
That's very frustrating.
Does he interfere in your business, too?
Dating someone as a student.
He said he wouldn't allow that.
What is your curfew?
About 7 or 8.
- If I'm late, he calls. / - After sunset.
It looks like you're married.
Yes.
He's not like that since you got married?
We don't live together.
I'm more comfortable now.
You're free!
We had meat at our place for his birthday.
I have two babies. It's hectic.
Sure.
My husband went to get more rice.
Yes.
My dad said I shouldn't make him do that.
He nagged about that for about 30 minutes.
It was very upsetting.
He's really patriarchal.
Let me ask the brother-in-law.
Father-in-law or brother-in-law.
Who is more of the problem?
You're putting him in a bind.
(Who will the brother-in-law choose?)
I'm a bit neutral.
My background, values and position are different.
I think it's a common conflict among generations.
What do you do?
He's a bit frustrating, too.
It's because he's in a bind.
Does he force anything on you?
I was scolded exactly once.
Why?
For calling my wife Seulgi.
He said I shouldn't call my wife by her name.
I should call her 'emi'.
- Emi? / - Yes.
- Emi? / - Emi?
Call your wife emi?
(That's so strange)
I wondered how I should call her that
when she didn't have a baby yet.
(You should if I say so)
You must have went to get his approval
before you got married.
I'm curious about that.
It's a bit embarrassing, but before that...
- She got pregnant. / - Yes.
Father, that happens even if you're so strict!
You can't prevent it even if you try.
How did you feel when you heard that?
I'm not as stubborn as you think.
I let the two of them deal with it.
Did you approve because she was pregnant?
Of course.
What is that?
Until then, they ate and dressed with
what I earned for them.
They should do as I say.
It's not right if they don't.
Money is the problem.
You're repeating it over and over.
According to your theory,
if your neighbor gives you money,
should you listen to him?
Why would your neighbor give you money?
Why are you being absurd?
Well...
Why would a neighbor give you money?
Father...
I'm sorry, father!
Why would a neighbor give you money?
He could.
I get up at 4 a.m.
I prepare their breakfast before I go to work.
After work, I prepare their dinner.
That's amazing.
Then I make them study.
I did everything they wanted.
If I tell them not to do something,
they think I'm being stubborn.
He really loves his son a lot.
He just doesn't express it like other people.
It's because he loves you.
Can't you understand a bit?
It's not that I don't want to understand.
He's too firm and stubborn.
He tested me in English in high school.
One day, he was looking for something.
I asked him what he was looking for.
He was looking for his glasses.
He asked me if I hid them
because I didn't want to be tested by him.
(He suspected his son!)
He blamed you?
I was so mad that I found his glasses.
I searched the desk.
Where were they?
They fell behind the desk.
They must have fallen off when he put them there.
I told him they were there.
Didn't you put them there?
That's what he said.
- Really? / - Yes.
He scolded you?
He didn't apologize.
He said forget it, let's begin.
Wasn't that mean?
You should admit it.
What he just said...
It wasn't mean.
No parent suspects his own child.
You did.
He has a previous record.
He lost my trust.
What?
He smoked in high school.
I told him not to. He said he wouldn't.
I found a lighter in his pocket a few days later.
He only smoked foreign cigarettes, too.
(He preferred foreign cigarettes!)
It's because you bought him coke!
Is it that hard to say sorry to your son?
If you have to say
thank you or sorry all the time,
he should thank me for every meal.
(That's true!)
It's convincing in a way.
You should be sitting here, right?
That's totally right.
It's more of a concern for you?
We should switch places.
I could have sat next to Gain.
(He wants to sit next to Gain)
Come over here.
Sit next to her.
(He jumps up)
(Large strides)
Have a seat.
- Hello. / - Hello.
(Father...)
Have a seat.
When would I ever shake hands with
such beautiful women at my age?
(He naturally takes a seat)
What do you think of them in person?
They're very beautiful.
Everyone knows Gain sings well.
Is there a song by Brown Eyed Girls you know?
No.
(He's good at pushing and pulling)
Okay, father. Return to your seat.
Why don't you go to the hospital?
I don't have the leisure to.
I raised them doing hard labor.
I can't get surgery for thousands of dollars.
What do you do?
I do hard labor with rebar.
Oh, rebar.
I get up at four and do what I can for them.
Then I make demands.
Did you know he did hard work?
Of course.
We saw that when we grew up.
I'm twenty-five and my sister is twenty-eight.
It would be nice if he leaned on us.
- Now? / - Yes.
But I can't even bring it up.
He ignores what we say.
He would ignore it if you told him to lean on you.
Yes.
What am I supposed to lean on?
He doesn't make any money.
He gets allowance from me.
He's in a position to become an employee
of an airline company.
I wouldn't worry if he made
a bit more of an effort.
He doesn't do that.
I practically gave up my life to raise them.
He should give up his life to study.
He should be free of this poverty.
What's most upsetting is
I wasted a lot of time, so I'm living like this.
I'm a good example of that.
That's why I force my ways.
I don't know what to say.
Right.
You have to check the mic?
You suffered a lot.
No, no.
You suffered.
But you should have some leisure.
It would be nice to have a drink with your son.
Everything is about results,
but I'm not seeing any.
He has to graduate for results.
He has to get a job.
Are you done?
I understand you want to be rewarded.
But that's too strong.
I can't breathe either.
You raised your son.
Isn't there anything that makes you proud of him?
He's handsome.
He started learning English.
He didn't know the alphabet,
but I made him learn.
He's practically a native speaker now.
Miryo is good at English.
They should talk in English.
Yes.
How about a conversation?
(Show them, my son)
Among us, which one is your favorite
Brown Eyed Girl?
(Is he making a move instead of
talking in English?)
I'm not good at English,
but even I can understand.
(Do a proper job!)
What do you want to be?
I want to be on a cabin crew
as a flight attendant.
You're trying hard.
I'm studying very hard.
He has good pronunciation.
Yes, he does.
(Proud)
What kind of a life do you want
your father to live?
He lived a tough life for us.
I wish he'd meet someone nice and be happy.
He wants you to get married again.
What do you think about that?
I felt this when I got divorced.
I'm afraid of nights and of women.
It didn't seem so when you sat here earlier.
(You were completely different then)
If I suffer a bit, they won't live like me.
I'm satisfied with that.
When I die and look back on my life,
I can say I really lived a diligent life.
I raised them. That's enough.
I don't have to get married again.
Who would have anything to say
about the life you lived?
What do you want to say to your dad?
When I become a flight attendant,
I want to go on a trip with you.
How charming.
I love you.
You raised him well.
Let's start with Gain.
Is this a concern or not?
I don't think so.
It's a concern from the son's position.
- Press the button. / - Yes.
If he trusted him more,
he'll get the results that he wants.
If he gets a job soon, everything will be solved.
Miryo.
I don't think it's a concern either.
If you think it's a concern for him,
press the button!
(What does the audience think?)
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
Stop.
Father, say something to your son.
Jonggeon.
I heard everything you had to say.
Don't expect me to change.
I...
We should have heard that before
we pressed the button.
I'll change when I see you study.
I won't change because you say so.
It would be faster for you to change first.
Okay.
Tell him you love him.
I don't have to tell him for him to know.
Okay.
Show us the result!
(What is the result?)
How many votes did he get?
It's over 100.
(A new winner with 152 votes?)
102.
(Eliminated)
(Survives)
It's my turn.
This person is having a hard time.
One person sent the concern,
but there are too many other people to deal with.
Over ten.
It's from a woman in her 30's.
Hello.
You sound sick.
(Are you sick?)
Hello, I'm a woman in the 30's how is
having a hard time every day.
I'm reporting my entire family.
There are a lot of people in my family.
My dad, my mom, my two sisters' families
and my husband,
but that's not all.
My older sister's mother-in-law and
brother-in-law and nephews.
A total of thirteen.
Do they live together?
Yes.
What?
On different floors of the same building.
My life is full of parents and grandparents.
- Taegyun. / - Yes.
Help me out.
What?
There are several roles.
No problem.
How many?
Thirteen.
Let's give it a try.
The oldest sister.
"Watch my kids today."
Watch your own kids.
"Aren't you family?"
"Can't you do that much?"
The second sister appears.
"Let's go to the grocery store first."
I'm tired. Go by yourself.
"Who's going to drive then?"
"Who's going to carry everything?"
"And paint our living room later, okay?"
Paint?
And...
"Jeongeun."
This is the second brother-in-law.
"Jeongeun. This is torn."
"Sew it for me."
Am I the servant of this house?
I'm married.
I'm the maid, nanny, driver, secretary
and even painter.
In one word, I'm a slave.
Did she borrow money from them?
I work.
When I'm working, I get a phone call.
Hello?
"Jeongeun."
It's mom.
"I have a gathering today."
"Get off early and watch the kids."
"Fix dinner for dad."
"Oh, your brother-in-law, too."
Mom...
"Your sisters, too."
Mom! I can't.
I have to work late today.
Mom!
"I'm going to trust you."
You just hung up.
I thought I did.
I want to be free of all this.
I came to settle this.
Please help me!
It's frustrating just to hear.
They're really one family?
I think it's because she's the youngest.
She's the youngest, but she's not like that.
She doesn't do all the work?
She doesn't do what you tell her to?
- At first. / - What?
When she was in high school.
When we went to a restaurant,
we had to pour the water.
She didn't do it even if we waited.
I paid for the meal.
Oh...
Then you should pour the water!
No.
Not just water. You should do everything!
A high school student has the most money.
She has money to buy books.
The money in my school uniform...
Let's meet her.
Come on out!
(Who is suffering because of her family?)
(Jo Jeongeun)
Gain.
Someone should help her.
Tell Miryo to.
Tell her to do it.
- No. I'll do it. / - No, tell her to do it.
I'm the youngest. I'll do it.
It's because it's a broadcast, right?
Natasha.
(Who is that?)
(Whatever, I'll just laugh)
Tell us the precise family structure.
We live in a 6-story building.
6 stories.
My mom and dad live on the top floor.
My older sister's family lives in #501.
- What about #502? / - My younger sister's family.
My older sister's in-laws live on the 4th floor.
My husband and I live on the 3rd floor.
Why do you all live together?
That's pretty hard to do.
My parents only have three daughters.
It was my dad's wish to all live in one building.
- Your dad? / - Yes.
He achieved that 3 years ago.
- He gave you each place? / - He's a building owner.
Then you should live together without complaining.
I thought it would be nice to live together.
But I'm living like a slave.
Tell us.
When I go to work,
my older sister's son asks me to
take him to school.
I do.
When I'm about to work,
my older sister texts me.
"Jeongeun, do this."
When I do it for her,
she calls in the evening.
"Jeongeun, come and get me."
At her work?
Yes.
Is she sick?
No, it's only 5 minutes from home.
She can walk.
- What's wrong with her? / - Exactly.
When my mom goes out for a drink,
I have to prepare dinner for my nephews
and my brother-in-law.
You should go to the 3rd floor and rest.
Yes.
If I do, my mom calls.
What? She went to a gathering.
She wants a ride since she had a drink.
You're a driver.
- Do you go and get her? / - Yes.
What time do you get back home?
Eleven or twelve.
You have to work the next day.
When I'm about to sleep, my older sister calls.
(It's not over yet)
Why do you live like that?
She says it's urgent and she needs me.
I say I'm really tired.
She says she'll have to go alone.
It will be dangerous at night.
I know.
I go to her workplace.
I work for her and go to work the next day.
After working all night?
Yes.
Just don't do it.
- Why do you help? / - You don't have to.
If I don't...
She comes to my place.
And?
"Hurry up. It's urgent." She takes me.
Doesn't your husband complain?
My husband...
I thought he would understand.
When I get home, he says...
"Why didn't you do the dishes?"
"Why didn't you clean the house?"
Oh, my neck.
What a life.
Okay.
Her family, call her.
One, two, three.
- Jeongeun. / - Jeongeun.
(Everyone is here!)
(Do we look happy?)
They must have all come.
They're almost all here.
(It's killing me)
Mother and father on the 6th floor.
The 6th floor.
The families on the 5th floor.
#501 and #502.
The 4th floor.
The mother-in-law and brother-in-law.
The 3rd floor.
Oh, the husband.
(The husband or enemy...)
What do you think?
You heard her concern.
If you thought she had a hard time,
raise your hand.
- Nobody. / - Nobody raised their hand.
The oldest sister.
- Hello. / - Hello.
She looks nice.
Why didn't you raise your hand?
I watched the show a lot.
I thought everyone said the same thing.
But I really never thought
it was a concern for her.
- You're saying the same thing. / - Yes.
It's because she does it.
What do you make her do?
Can I say a lot?
Yes.
If I run out of ink at work, she buys it.
If I run out of coffee, I make her bring some.
That's mean. Coffee?
We're a distribution company.
She's good at writing about the products.
I make her do that and design it.
I make her do the Excel work.
She's practically an employee.
She does the taxes every month.
(No way)
If the accountant calls, I tell her to
talk with my sister.
(It's not over yet)
The women doing the assembly work
go home at six.
I make her assemble and pack at night.
I do other work.
She's a personal secretary.
You still didn't know it was a concern for her?
No.
Why not?
She's family.
(Ooh...)
No way.
Isn't there anyone else at work?
Why do you make her do everything?
We're not hiring yet.
I'm addicted to work.
Then you should do the work.
Is it your business?
You work for someone else?
- Yes. / - You just make your sister work?
Yes.
The owner will think I do it.
(Wow)
Let me ask this.
If she made you do that, would you?
There isn't much work at her company.
That's what you think.
She says you don't have much work.
Can you do all this for her?
I have a lot of work to do, too.
The owner and manager trust me.
I practically do everything myself.
There are some things I couldn't do
because of my sister.
I don't understand why you do it.
Don't you fight?
Don't you get mad?
I do, but she's not afraid of me.
Get mad.
No! Why should I?
No.
(That's cute)
She's really mad.
(Why do I get small in front of her?)
If I don't...
My husband is in transportation.
My sister's company gives him work.
That's the relationship?
There's a working relationship.
If I don't do it...
She threatens me.
You poor thing.
We only heard from the sister.
Do we have to hear from all thirteen?
What they make her do?
I think the second sister would
make her do things, too.
Her impressing.
It looks like she would order her around?
Anyone can see that.
She would order her around well.
You can tell.
I don't order her around as much.
Tell us.
Yes, tell us.
I don't have much to tell.
I just ask her to watch the kids or
help return or exchange goods.
Why are you so good at everything?
She's the problem solver.
She doesn't have a baby yet.
She has more time than us.
That's why we ask her.
Painting is hard work.
What does your husband do?
I didn't know painting was so hard.
She's good with her hands.
Her place...
She works well and she's good with her hands.
(Why am I so good?)
She painted her house well.
She could say so if she doesn't want to.
I can't believe she called us all here
to say it's a concern.
Honestly, I don't understand that.
You still don't understand her position?
She says she doesn't make you work as much.
She's pretty obsessive.
She is?
For example?
Her in-laws live in Namyangju.
When she asks me for a ride,
I say I'm tired.
She gets mad.
She's scary when she gets mad.
Why does she ask you for a ride?
- What about her husband? / - He wasn't home.
She doesn't have a driver's license?
No.
Get a license! The both of you.
Why don't you get a license?
About the painting...
I worked all night to help my older sister.
I was really tired.
My second sister said she was expecting guests
and I should hurry up.
She got really mad at me.
How many hours did you paint?
All night.
It was really upsetting.
I forgot to open the window.
I smelled all the paint.
I got dizzy and collapsed at home.
I threw up for an hour when I got up.
But my husband...
He said he knew it.
That's what he said.
He didn't ask how I felt.
I said I was going to work late.
My second brother-in-law called.
Why?
He asked where I was.
No...
I said I was going to buy porridge
because I wasn't feeling well.
He said...
"Buy some for me, too."
(Did I do that?)
It's hard for a brother-in-law to
ask his sister-in-law to do things.
My wife doesn't cook.
We don't have a rice cooker at home.
They don't have a rice cooker.
What did you make her do?
Nothing much.
My clothes got torn once.
I asked her to sew it.
Why didn't you ask your wife?
She doesn't cook. Do you think she can sew?
That's right.
Really?
I asked her for several weeks,
but she didn't sew it, so I asked Jeongeun.
She sewed it up well.
She did well.
It's a problem because you're too good.
It's not that.
He's a salesman. He should look tidy.
(You're too good for no reason)
You must want to do everything well.
I was scolded a lot at work because
I wasn't very good in the beginning.
I think that became a trauma for me.
I wanted to finish everything well.
Even if it's something I really don't want to do.
- You feel responsible. / - Yes, that's right.
Okay.
Mother, hold the mic.
Many people are curious.
You all live in the same building.
How is it?
It was a bit hard.
Before they had babies...
I went hiking and swimming. I lived freely.
I don't have much time since
I have to watch my grandchildren.
Things found order after a year or two.
It's alright now.
There's order.
She's doing everything.
(The bottom rank of the order)
The order...
Do you understand her concern?
I thought about it a bit last night.
It must be a lot if everyone asked her
just to do one thing.
Still...
She doesn't have a baby.
Does it make sense for the oldest to
make her work like that?
I love my oldest daughter a lot.
Just for the reason she doesn't have a baby.
She's good, too.
- That's the problem. / - Yes.
The husband.
Hello.
You're the biggest problem.
(That's right)
The husband should be mad, too.
He's the husband.
He's laughing the most.
Yes, he's happy.
(What an optimistic person)
Aren't you being too mean?
He looks like an Iraqi who
achieved wealth from oil.
(No wonder he looked familiar)
He looks Indian in a way, too.
This isn't a concern at all.
(Nodding)
It's natural to cook and clean at home.
Why did you marry him?
He wasn't like that when we dated.
I never thought it was that inconvenient.
(Of course not)
You want to leave, right?
I joke once in a while and say I'll move out.
If I did, my dad would make me come back.
Let's ask father.
- He's not saying anything. / - No.
Father, did you know she was suffering?
Your perm looks good.
(Nice and curly)
What do you think?
You don't have any complaints against him, right?
He doesn't make her do any work?
He watches the CCTV often.
- So what? / - He's concerned about security.
I like shopping.
I buy a bunch of things.
I'm afraid he'll see me get on the elevator.
He'll say I spent a lot of money.
I walk up the stairs once in a while.
(Shock)
I wear a cap.
I pretend I live on the 2nd floor.
What?
I walk up the stairs.
It was your dream to live like this.
Yes.
It's been 3 years. How is it?
It's very nice.
What do you like the most?
It's like they didn't get married.
My sons-in-law are good, too.
How do you think Jeongeun feels?
I didn't know it was such a concern.
(See why it's a concern?)
It's amazing your in-laws live there, too.
Yes.
Did the mother-in-law make her do things, too?
She wouldn't.
I did.
(Even the in-law...)
I think I could ask her.
What did you ask her to do?
If I can't pick them up, I ask her to.
That's what I asked.
You must have seen your daughter-in-law
order her around a lot.
What do you think?
I feel sorry.
I tell her she shouldn't ask her so much.
Really?
She says it's alright. She'll do everything.
(What am I to my sister?)
We heard from everyone.
We asked why they make her do everything.
They said it's because she doesn't have a baby.
Everyone said that.
People with babies could understand a bit.
There are times when I'm tired.
They tell me I never raised a baby.
It's harder for them.
Saying things like that.
It's stressful enough as it is.
Because you don't have a baby.
It's hard enough as it is, but...
That was more upsetting.
She wants a baby, too.
(It was more upsetting than the work)
Did you know she felt this way?
Yes, but I didn't let it show.
She should keep herself busy.
(She gets emotional)
It's funny. Everyone is crying.
Father is crying, too.
Everyone is crying.
Even the mother-in-law.
The family is close. They're all crying.
(They all get emotional)
The second sister, hold the mic.
Did you know it caused her pain?
My position came first in that moment.
Mother said that, too.
Mother,
did you know she was in pain because of that?
Yes, but if I was upset, too,
I thought she'd be more upset.
We came here today.
I should drink less now.
(Ha ha ha)
They cry and laugh.
Why is the oldest son-in-law crying so much?
Oh, father.
(He blows his nose)
He's even blowing his nose.
Give father the mic.
As soon as she cried...
I'll be good to her.
(Father's resolution)
You didn't want to bring things down.
But tell us how you felt for 3 years.
Tell us everything.
When I say I'm tired, I'm really tired.
If I say I want some fresh air, I mean it.
There are times I'm upset.
You should understand.
Don't get so mad.
Give me less work in the future.
The husband. You heard everything.
Say something to the family.
Stop making her do everything.
I told them.
Who did you tell?
The oldest sister.
(Gee...)
Let's start with Gain.
I really envy them.
- Since you're an only child? / - Yes.
I think it could be a concern for her.
She should learn how to say no.
She should show them it's hard.
It's stressful.
Miryo.
I think it's a concern, too.
The family doesn't seem to know.
I was surprised they kept laughing.
They should know a bit now.
They should know it was hard for her.
You heard her concern.
Press the button!
(What does the audience think?)
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
- Okay. / - Stop.
Father,
say something to your youngest daughter.
The youngest daughter.
Everyone should be good to her.
We'll be good.
I love you. Thank you.
(I love you, too)
Show us how many votes she got.
(It won't be little)
5!
A lot of people pressed the button.
Is it 1st place if it's 155?
155?
(How can this be?)
(It's really 155)
(In tears)
What?
(Many people think it's a concern)
1st place!
The two sisters!
You still don't get it?
This is a huge concern.
Congratulations.
Go to the winner's seat.
(She goes to the winner's seat)
'Want to Stop Now' is the new winner.
(Recognized)
I don't understand it at all now,
but I think I could have been like that then.
Hello, I'm a college student who has been
controlled by one man for 7 years.
The person who drives me crazy every day...
Is my friend.
He is suffering from the 8th grade illness
for 7 years now.
He has to do everything his way.
Guys.
What about fried chicken?
"Yes, nice."
"No!"
"I want tuna!"
What?
Let's just eat fried chicken. Tuna is expensive.
"No. We have to eat tuna."
Oh, he's from Gyeongsang-do.
"Let's eat tuna."
(Dongyeop isn't good with dialects)
Give him some lessons.
He's great with dialects, isn't he?
How can I beat the 8th grade illness?
We ate. Let's sing now.
- Dongyeop. / - Yes.
Just use standard language.
Okay.
We'll think it's a Gyeongsang dialect.
Okay.
We ate. Let's sing now.
Okay.
"Let's go to the Internet café!"
Four people can't beat him.
He gets his way.
What's most upsetting is my first love.
I was waiting for her to call.
"Where are you? Im on my way out."
"Should we meet outside my apartment?"
I finally got a text.
She wants to see me now. I'm nervous.
"Why are you nervous?"
"You should answer well."
(What did the friend text her?)
Because of the careless reply he sent
saying 'okay',
she never called after that.
My second love was ruined because of him, too.
The third love left because
he was always by my side.
He ruins everything because he gets his way.
Scold him a lot.
It's understandable in the teens.
But he's in the 20's now.
Let's meet him.
Come on out!
(Who is suffering because his friend
always gets his way?)
(Jeong Junyeong)
I told you he's twenty-two.
What does he get his way?
Everything. He does what he wants to.
(Really irritated)
We all agreed to eat fried chicken.
Students don't have a lot of money.
He brought all of us and
made us eat expensive tuna.
I'm curious.
Why does everyone listen to him?
If he starts to insist on something,
his voice gets loud.
It gets a bit rough.
It ruins the mood.
We don't like that.
You don't like that or
you don't like losing when you fight?
That's not nice either.
Does he fight well?
I don't want to admit it, but...
- He's cute. / - There's a reason.
We wanted to go for a drink, but he didn't.
He took us to the Internet café.
I don't like games, but he made me play.
That's what he's like.
He's an evil friend.
He looks really irritated.
He has a lot stacked up.
(Full of complaints)
If you listen to him,
it sounds so petty.
Right.
(Gee...)
You want fried chicken, but he wants tuna.
You want to go somewhere else,
but he wants to go to the Internet café.
That's not why you came, is it?
It's so frustrating.
I get a headache because of him.
It's really serious.
It's a different concern from the others.
I'm really embarrassed.
It's so...
(It's a concern for me!)
We had a fight over a small matter once.
I saw a neat article.
It said Park Taehwan consumed
tens of thousands of calories a day.
I thought it was interesting and showed it to him.
He just laughed.
He said a person couldn't consume
tens of thousands of calories a day.
He concluded that.
I showed him the article.
He consumes over 15,000 calories a day.
He said look carefully.
How is this tens of thousands of calories?
It's ten thousand and some.
(You fought over that?)
He got mad at me.
It's really petty.
Really...
That's how we were before.
Do you have the 8th grade illness, too?
It seems like you do.
I'm a rational person.
I got over the sickness after the 8th grade.
Okay.
Let's meet the friend.
I think he'd be just as cute. Where are you?
(Who got his way for 7 years?)
Hello.
(A bright smile)
(The friends who wanted fried chicken)
He sent this concern.
- Yes. / - Do you think so, too?
Do you have the 8th grade illness for 7 years?
Everyone has their own conviction.
They should live life the way they want to.
I don't understand why I'm here being
accused of the 8th grade illness.
Everyone says that.
How is tuna a conviction?
It was to be happy together.
They don't look happy.
Their expressions...
(You're not happy?)
I always have image training thinking
about what would be nice to do.
Oh, image training?
Yes, I make plans.
The result is always good.
They say they won't tuna because it's expensive.
They like it.
If we drink, we have to pay for drinks.
They drink a lot and throw up.
Why spend the same amount on drinks?
Let's just eat tuna.
We should eat nice food and
create nice memories.
You didn't drink when you ate tuna?
I don't drink.
What about the others?
That's not my problem.
(That doesn't make sense)
That doesn't seem to be the case.
(You're in trouble today)
Tell us what else he does.
We planned a trip to Haeundae.
3 days before we were going to go,
he said he wouldn't go.
He said he wouldn't go unless it was Gyeongju.
We went to Gyeongju because of him.
You could have gone without him.
Can't you understand if he doesn't want to go?
No.
We lost money because of him.
We...
Don't cover your mouth too much.
We were going to go to Haeundae.
We looked up nice restaurants and...
(Oops)
It came up this far, but he remembered.
We booked a place to stay, too.
You have to pay half in the peak season.
You lose money.
About 40%.
We lost about $100.
We're college students. We saved up to go.
Some of us worked part-time.
College students don't have any money.
How could he do that?
You can tell him what you think.
Just tell him.
He should pay $100 more.
He should pay for that.
Can't you tell him that?
No. If he starts to insist...
I told you things get rough.
If we're playing a game,
he has to go with his strategy.
I went with my strategy.
We lost once because of that.
He suddenly threw the mouse and keyboard.
He gets mad when he doesn't get his way.
He's like a little boy.
Yes.
That's nothing. Eight of us were drinking.
Things weren't going his way.
He threw the glasses.
(He can't control his anger)
We had to apologize and pay for everything.
I'm sorry, but even now...
It's a bit rough.
- It's scary. / - It's scary.
(You can't do that here)
Why did you change the plans for the trip?
All I could think about was Gyeongju.
Gyeongju.
There's no need to insist.
You wanted to go, but the others didn't.
If it wasn't then, I thought it would kill me.
When would I ever go with them...
- You didn't think you would? / - No.
If you go to Gyeongju,
you should pay for the loss everyone suffered.
- You changed the plans. / - Right?
We all paid for it.
We're friends.
(It's so simple for you)
Aren't you a friend? Go along with them.
You don't seem like a friend.
I'm a friend.
In my opinion,
it seems like he feels like he loses.
If he does what his friends want?
Yes.
- Gain. / - Yes.
Don't be nervous. He's younger.
- It's scary. / - Just ask.
Is she right? Do you feel like you lost?
To be honest.
Somewhere deep in my heart,
I want to be rebellious.
Shouldn't you do that to your parents?
I don't want to listen.
Shall we hear from the other friends?
Hello.
- Hello. / - You look really exhausted.
Can you understand his position?
Yes. It's always like this.
I went to his house recently.
I had a stomachache and had to go to the bathroom.
He told me not to.
Why?
I don't know.
I still don't know why.
I couldn't go to the bathroom.
I ended up running to a grocery store
that was 5 minutes away.
Why did you tell him not to use the bathroom?
Was it clogged up?
We were on the way out.
You were?
I told him to just go somewhere else.
What about the next friend?
Everyone looks exhausted.
I wanted to use his bathroom, too.
He wouldn't let me go either.
- Were you on the way out then, too? / - Yes.
(Why do they keep wanting to go on the way out?)
You should go on the way in.
He told me not to, so I ran to an academy
10 minutes away.
Can't you just use the bathroom?
He won't let you.
It's not my house, so I don't want to
cause a commotion.
I can't believe it.
- Oh, boy. / - He's no friend.
He won't even let you use his bathroom.
(Is this what you call a friend?)
What was the most upsetting?
What still remains as a shock to you?
My first love didn't happen because of him.
I didn't date that much when I was little.
I got advice from him.
Did he date a bit?
Strangely, he did.
He has charm.
I said I didn't know what to do.
He took my cell phone.
He said he would settle it.
He took it all day.
I checked my phone later.
(He checked with a nervous feeling)
(I did a good job)
They were all short answers.
Yes. Okay.
I'm pretty affection and use emoticons, too.
For example?
For example.
If she asks if I ate...
(His hand is moving again)
I ate at a spaghetti place.
The pickles were really good.
If we have a chance...
How cute.
The pickles were good at a spaghetti place.
Women like that.
Right?
He's romantic.
It's nice. What emoticon do you send?
Something cozy.
Like what?
I add two @s to show I'm embarrassed.
Like this?
Two waves in between and a smile.
That's nice. It's affectionate.
You failed with love since then?
It started with that and continued.
You should have been aggressive.
He keeps touching his nose. He's nervous.
What about your second love?
I really liked her.
He told everyone about it.
She ended up hearing I liked her.
And...
(Oh, now...)
That's a bit strange now.
He was surprised he did that again.
She ended up hearing I liked her.
(What's wrong with my hand?)
Let's hold his hand.
Let's see if he can talk.
(Oh, my god)
(Gain is holding his hand)
It went as you planned.
Image training?
(I envy him)
(He continues with his hands held)
The rumor spread and she distanced herself.
I didn't even get to make an attempt.
(Flinch)
His hand keeps moving.
I didn't even get to make an attempt.
You broke up with the women.
It's cold, but you don't have to see him.
Right.
My parents work overseas.
When I go to Ulsan, I stay at his place.
His parents treat me like I'm their own son.
Like their own son.
His mom makes me nice food, too.
They always see me off, too.
They give me a hug.
- Really like a son. / - Yes.
(How cute)
He uses his hands a lot.
It means he expresses well.
It's nice that he's aggressive.
But his eyes are a bit...
(He looks exactly the same)
The concern is light.
You're making it big because of this.
(The fatal eyes save the concern)
Right? The eyes.
Are you like that because you know that?
You think he owes you?
Maybe a bit.
I have a philosophy.
I put myself in his position.
(What are you going to say?)
When I ask a favor,
I only ask if it's something I could do, too.
So I don't think it's a problem.
What are you going to do about the women?
It was his girlfriend, but you texted her.
- Women... / - You ruined it.
That's just an excuse.
He was passive.
What's passive?
He was going to say the pickles were good.
(That's right)
That's aggressive.
Shall we see if he's good?
You sent that text.
When will you go with me?
When you can go.
(What aggressive hand gestures)
(He's cute)
That's why.
Men in the 20's can't do that.
He uses his hands well.
When you can go.
That's why it doesn't work.
I look better than he does. I'm tall, too.
You do?
I coached him.
Do you have a girlfriend?
No.
What?
And you're teaching him?
(See?)
He told the production staff if
he sent his concern, his friend would realize
and his life would be happier.
You expected that, right?
When you're wrong, you're wrong.
I want him to be judged
by the MCs and the audience.
Objectively?
Yes.
What is he insistent about?
He ignores us when he's insistent.
(Mumbling)
What?
You sing worse than I do.
You can't sing?
What do you think?
I'm good at ballads and he's good at rock ballads.
I can't be worse than him.
We arm wrestled once.
- Arm wrestling. / - I won once.
He said it was because he had a torn ligament
and wouldn't accept it.
I'm much better.
- At arm wrestling? / - I'm much better.
Will you abide by our decision?
Of course.
Let's start with singing.
(Let's hear you sing first)
(I'm better at singing)
(You can't beat rock ballads)
I'm much better.
(Who will smile with a victory?)
Ah...
'You become me.'
(Unstable)
(Sing with me)
(He heightens the atmosphere)
(He sings with encouragement)
'I got exhausted from walking.'
Okay. That far.
You heard him sing, right?
(Go ahead and sing)
(It's his turn)
I talked too much.
Oh, boy.
Are you going to be like that?
You have the 8th grade illness, too.
(He drinks some water)
Drink some water.
You can do it.
(Let's stay calm)
I have to win.
(Yeah!)
One, two, three, four.
'I worried a lot.'
(He's pretty good)
'I thought about it a lot.'
(Is it a chant?)
(His voice bends up and down)
(Oh, boy)
'I must have been afraid.'
What are we doing?
(It's so close)
It seems like he's a bit better,
but it's strange.
He did well, but in the end...
How about just the Brown Eyed Girls voting?
It's so hard.
It's really hard.
JeA.
He's a little better. By this much.
(Joy / Sorrow)
Be precise.
He won't accept it.
He's not good at singing.
He doesn't sing completely out of tune.
He likes to sing.
- He likes to sing? / - Yes, he likes to sing.
He's a bit good in his own way.
Look at him. He's really happy.
(Their expressions are different)
What's important is he has to admit it.
Do you accept her evaluation?
Never.
What do we have to do for you to admit it?
I was nervous and he drank water.
You said you'd accept the result.
(There he goes again)
Then arm wrestling.
This is for sure.
It's fair.
(Who will win in arm wrestling?)
Okay.
He's cute.
Make him promise.
That he'll accept the result.
He wants to win. He even took off his watch.
Get in position well.
(Nervous)
- One round. / - A single round!
(They already started a mental fight)
(Calm down, we didn't start yet)
Don't move. We didn't start yet.
(This should be good)
Relax.
They're both in the 8th grade.
Start when I say so.
(They fight over the smallest thing)
What? What?
Relax.
Get in position well.
(Squabbling)
Don't pull.
(It's so...)
(It's a strong mental fight before
they even start)
(Who will be the final winner?)
Don't start yet.
Get ready. Begin.
Dongyeop was too fast.
(For them to cool down)
(Let's do it right this time)
What?
He said it too fast.
(The result will be the same)
(Get ready)
(I'm going to win!)
Begin.
(Ah...)
(There's no excuse, he loses)
(Don't mess with me anymore)
(This must be a dream)
Go home.
Let's go again with the left hand.
- What? / - The left hand.
You want to do it again?
Go ahead.
(I'll do it for you)
(They're so serious)
How old are they?
Twenty-two.
You're pushing too much.
Begin.
(Oh, he's strong)
(This is interesting)
(Shaking)
(What is the result with the left hand?)
(Wow)
(It's a complete victory)
This doesn't count.
Why?
(Admit it)
Why?
I have a torn ligament.
- Hey! / - He has a torn ligament.
Just hang out each other well.
(Stop it)
They're both the same.
What do you want from your friend?
Ah...
My friend.
It's nice to insist on your opinion.
But we should go for a win-win situation.
A really charming man...
Admits it when he loses.
That's a really charming man.
I wish you'd be a man like that.
Back at you.
Admit you lost.
You lost with the right arm, right?
Right?
I don't use this arm that much.
(Oh, boy)
Don't make excuses.
You lost with the right arm, right?
Yes.
What about the left arm?
I won.
What about the friend?
The right arm?
I won.
What about the left arm?
(He just has to admit this)
We'll have to try it again.
(Agh!)
Let's just end this quickly.
It will never end.
Send them home.
Go to eat fried chicken or tuna!
Have a nice life together.
Is it a concern or not?
Of course not.
They won't change in 10, 20 or 30 years.
It's not a concern.
But I think men are true gentlemen
when they admit things.
That's right.
I don't think it's a concern.
I wish they'd both concede a bit.
Miryo.
I don't think it's a concern either.
(This can't be)
I wonder how many votes he'll get.
How many votes will he get?
If you think this is a concern,
press the button!
(What does the audience think?)
(Quite a lot of people are pressing)
5.
4.
3.
2.
1.
- Okay. / - Stop.
Say something to your friend.
I won't change overnight.
You know.
A person dies if they change suddenly.
(He nods)
I think it's up to you.
Be a person with more confidence.
Don't frown so much either.
You're going to make me cry.
Gee...
Show us how many votes he got!
(What is the result?)
The last digit.
3.
Huh?
It didn't go over.
(It won't go over 100)
- 13? 23? / - No.
33.
(Eliminated)
'Want to Stop Now' is the new winner.
She wins a prize worth $1,000.
Congratulations!
Until the day Korea has no more concerns,
"Hello Counselor" is here to help.
Thank you.