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We will counsel you on your unspeakable concerns.
- National Competition on Worries. - National Competition on Worries.
We have guests from two cute and lively idol groups.
Ji Sook and Woo Ri of RAINBOW!
- Hello, RAINBOW is here. - Hello, RAINBOW is here.
- Yes. - They're here!
Him Chan and Dae Hyun of B.A.P!
- We're B.A.P. It's good to see you. - We're B.A.P. It's good to see you.
- Hello. - Hello.
Isn't it true all members of an idol group have an assigned role?
For example the face of the group or the funny one?
- The cute one. - I am quite social, so I am good...
- at taking care of other members. - I see.
- That's the role I play. - You're the mother of the group?
- Yes. - Yes, she's like our mother.
- A mother? - That's a nice way to put it.
- My nickname is grandmother. - Really?
She seems like a very fancy grandmother from Los Angeles.
- That's right. - Yes.
Ji Sook, you are working as a reporter...
- on "Entertainment Weekly". - It's been a little over two years.
You must have seen many celebrities.
- Of course. - Is there a celebrity...
- you were attracted to? - Who made your heart flutter?
- If I had to choose one, - Yes?
it would be Gang Dong Won.
There was this incredibly handsome man...
walking through the door.
Isn't he thin?
His face is very small.
- Also... - Let's not talk about the face.
(His feelings are hurt.)
I find Moon Chae Won attractive.
She and I go to the same salon.
A van arrived at the salon one day.
You know how girls wrap their hair in a towel in the morning?
She took off the towel while getting out of the van...
and she was so beautiful.
Any woman who comes out of the shower looks beautiful.
- I look beautiful after a shower. - And...
- People are shocked by my beauty. - I see.
- I passed out due to the shock. - Of course.
(Re-enacting the scene)
Coincidentally, both groups came out with their new album.
- Do they have a new album? - Yes.
You aren't here to promote the album, right?
- Of course not. - I see.
Of course not.
Then let's not announce it on the show today.
- Well... - That's okay.
- Sure. - Wait.
No way.
Let's start with RAINBOW.
- What's your new song? - It isn't necessary but...
- we'll show you a little. - Right.
("Whoo" by RAINBOW)
They're charming!
(A sexy introduction)
Take a look.
(A cute choreography and a lively rhythm!)
Oh, my.
(We look forward to seeing the seven charms of RAINBOW.)
That was great.
(That was good.)
("Feel So Good" by B.A.P)
(A blend of fancy melody and an awesome dance!)
(With chic and sharp choreography...)
(B.A.P shows off their unique charm!)
(Thank you for the performance.)
- Good job! - My husband...
looks down on me.
Do you know what he said to me when I was breastfeeding my baby?
He said, "That's gross."
- She started to get cellulites. - Okay.
It was disgusting to look at.
- But that is... - He scorns me in front of the baby.
He doesn't simply raise his voice. He actually shouts at me.
So when the child hears someone else screaming, he smiles.
Has your husband changed?
He used to ignore me and told me to leave him alone.
He now replies when I call him.
- Does he answer? - Yes, he answers in a nice way.
- How about physical contact? - It's been over three years.
- That's right. - He suddenly...
- gave me a kiss when we got home. - Oh, my.
He said, "Did you want this that much?"
- You also looked down on him. - That's right.
Has your wife changed from your perspective?
After the shoot, we met up with our friends.
She didn't look down on me then.
Instead, she tried to be nicer to me.
- That's great. - I still think she's fat.
However, I don't say that to her.
- Why did you say it here? - Why would you say that?
I should only keep it to myself.
I don't say everything that is on my mind.
I don't really say it.
What are you talking about?
- What is he saying? - He got flustered.
(We hope you will try harder.)
Let's see if their worry will win for the second time today.
Isn't there a special prize for the winner?
We will give the winner a 1,000-dollar gift certificate.
We have three new worries today.
Show us the keywords please.
("His Loving Way", "I Want to Stop", "Why Is This Happening?")
"I Want to Stop."
Hello, my name is Lee Eui Woong...
and I struggle every day.
- Eui Woong? - Just call me Woong.
I turned 16 years old this year.
I'm a male student who is about to become a middle school senior.
Let me tell you about my daily life.
My mum texts me.
"Sweetheart, what time do you finish school?"
"Come and take care of the store."
What?
My dad calls me up and says, "Hey, where are you?"
"Get over here now and take care of the store."
I've worked at my parents' store...
for about eight years now.
He's only 16 but he's worked there for eight years.
Does that mean he started working when he was eight?
- He started working in first grade? - Since he was nine years old?
- Since first grade? - I've worked half of my life.
After school, my friends say to me,
"Woong, let's go biking."
"I'm sorry but I have to take care of the store today."
"Again?"
"How about playing basketball tomorrow?"
"I can't. I have to work at the store tomorrow."
- Goodness. - Why does he work so often?
"Why do you have to work at the store every day?"
"Are you just making an excuse so you don't have to hang out with me?"
Now all of my friends may abandon me.
My dad even says,
"Woong, take care of the store for me today, okay?"
"Dad, I have go to the academy."
"Academy? What should I do?"
"Just skip class today."
- Goodness! - His dad told him to skip class,
- Wow. - so he can take care of the store.
His father is so carefree.
- That's amazing. - Even during the exam period...
What if he's amazing at taking care of the store?
The store sales increase whenever the son is at the store.
He might be an enthusiastic greeter.
My mum calls me even during the exam period and says,
"I have a meeting so come and take care of the store for me."
"Mum, I am studying for my exams right now."
"Really? Hurry on over and take care of the store."
(Completely unexpected)
(Is the store more important than her son's exams?)
Did my parents give birth to me so that they can use me?
Dear hosts of Hello and the pretty Yeong Ja.
Check if that's what it really says.
He wrote Yeong Ja, not the pretty Yeong Ja.
- I checked. - It didn't say the word pretty.
(She sounds like a goat.)
Dear hosts of Hello and Yeong Ja.
- Just Yeong Ja? - Please save me...
from this horrible life!
(Please save me!)
What do you think?
- When I was a child, - Yes.
- my father ran an ironware store. - An ironware store?
He made me help out even though...
I was only in elementary school.
I wanted to play football and hang out with friends,
but I couldn't do any of that.
- You can empathise with his worry. - Yes.
Every time I worked, my dad gave me an allowance.
- That was the catch. - I kept working to get...
- the allowance. - There was another catch.
- What was it? - When Dad wasn't around,
- I opened the safe. - Gosh!
Each time I took a little money...
- You collected your allowance? - from the safe.
Then my friends treated me like a king when I hung out with them.
(I will treat everyone!)
I think he will come on to the stage quickly,
if we call him out like this.
Please say, "Woong, come and take care of the store."
In 3, 2, 1!
Woong, come and take care of the store!
He might not come out.
- He's coming. - It's Woong!
- It's Woong!
- He's good-looking. - He's good-looking.
(Where is the light coming from?)
(He's so handsome.)
(I am glad he's here today.)
It's Woong!
- He's good-looking. - Yes.
- Sales may go up because of him. - Woong.
- He's nice. - He's also polite.
- Put the shoes in the back. - He's really good-looking.
- It's okay. - Put them in the back.
- He's also obedient. - He is.
Put them back there again.
Yes, put them back there again.
- Shall I put them here? - He's kind.
- He really is. - He is kind.
- Say hello to Dae Hyun. - Hello.
- He's really good-looking. - He is!
I thought he was an idol.
I can see why his parents make him work at the store.
- Woong. - The store sales would go up.
- Say hello. - Hello.
- He's good-looking. - He looks like an idol.
- Say hello to Chan Woo. - He's so cute!
- He's really good-looking. - He is.
- He's good-looking. - This is Tae Gyun.
- Hello. - Hello.
- You're good-looking. - What kind of store is it?
- It's a stationery store. - A stationery store?
Many students must come just to see you.
That's right!
- That's why. - Well...
Many students must come to the store.
We now know the reason.
You can go home now.
That's not a real worry. Goodbye.
- Where are you going? - Where are you going?
- He's really good-looking. - Woong.
Woong, please introduce yourself to the audience.
Hello, I'm Lee Eui Woong. I'm a senior at...
Incheon Junggak Middle School.
- Okay. - He also has a nice voice.
Can we call you Woong?
- Yes, you can. - Okay, Woong.
We should call him Woong.
Don't call him Mr Woong because he's good-looking.
(She got caught.)
Do your parents tell you to work at the store that often?
To give you an idea of how often I work,
it almost feels like I'm a regular employee at the store.
- Do you work every day? - Yes.
Does your whole family work at the stationery store?
- No. - Does everyone work there?
It's not just one store.
We have stores that sell stationery, jewellery and underwear.
- Do they run three stores? - Three stores?
- His family is rich. - Do you work at all three stores?
Rich? She said it without realising what she was saying.
- Right? - His family is rich.
- Seriously. - He's good-looking and rich.
I work at all three different stores.
- Really? - My goodness.
The three stores don't seem related to one another.
- That's true. - Right?
They sell jewellery, stationery and underwear.
I don't get it, either. My parents just opened the stores.
(His parents just opened the stores.)
I think they simply use me as their employee.
What do you do at the underwear store? You're only a student.
Once, an elderly lady came to the store...
- with her top underwear. - Her bra?
She put it in front of my face.
Then she asked how much it was.
"How much is it?"
- Okay. - When she asked me,
I was so embarrassed that I couldn't say a word.
Dae Hyun said...
he received an allowance when he helped out his dad.
- I'm sure he does, too. - I did receive allowance.
I get 50 dollars a month.
- What about for work? - I was never paid for work.
Is 50 dollars all you get?
- You get 50 dollars a month? - You don't take some more?
He wouldn't say it...
- even if he did. - Have you asked them to pay you?
I asked my dad once.
He said, then I should also pay for food at home.
He also told me to pay rent.
He's such a businessman.
Then...
have you ever stolen from your parents?
Have you ever stolen any money?
- Well... - I am sure you have.
- Haven't you? - To be honest,
they don't notice when I steal some coins.
They don't notice when I steal some coins.
- He's so cute! - He's too much.
- That's right. - So...
four 50-cent coins make 2 dollars.
- Right. - I've taken some of those before.
Is it your first time admitting this?
- Yes. - Wow.
His ears turned red.
Would your worry be solved...
if your dad pays you for the amount you work?
No.
I should be hanging out with friends more,
since I'm only 16 years old.
- That's right. - Of course.
I play basketball once or twice a week with my friends.
Sometimes my parents call me when I'm playing basketball.
They tell me I have to come to the store.
I go straight to the store even if I'm in the middle of a game.
My friends play until after 9pm.
To be honest, I wish I could do that, too.
If your parents run three stores,
isn't it normal to help them when things get too busy?
- I have two siblings. - Oh.
- You have two siblings? - Yes.
- My older brother or sister... - Your parents don't ask them?
- hardly work. - Why?
My older brother is 22 years old and is a university student.
He's studying art so he has a lot to do.
Why don't you also try studying art?
- That's an idea. - My sister plays the cello.
- She's a senior in high school. - Try playing the cello.
- Both of them are art students. - They are both busy.
Working too much at the stores can affect my life at school.
What do you mean specifically?
I am in the broadcasting department.
I'm also the student president.
- What? - Student president?
- That means you have good grades! - What did you say?
- Not really. - You have to have good grades...
- to be the student president. - That's right.
You're perfect.
- He's good-looking, rich... - How old is your sister?
- and smart. - Is she a senior in high school?
- Yes. - Do you have a lot to do at school?
I usually have an hour or a two-hour long meetings after school.
Or I work for the broadcasting department.
My parents keep calling me when I am in a meeting.
- To take care of the store? - That's right.
They ask me when I'm coming to the store.
They say that someone else can cover for me at school.
- That's what they tell me. - Oh, my.
What if you don't answer...
or miss their calls?
My mum says, "Forget about school if that's how you're going to act."
- Really? - "Take care of the store instead."
I don't get it.
- Isn't it the other way around? - Wait.
- He should just take the GED exam. - He should.
- It's for troublemakers. - Right.
- A troublemaker. - Based on the letter,
it felt like the parents were saying, "Why are you pretending..."
"to study? Just come and help out at the store."
- That's right. - That's how I felt.
But he's the student president.
Let's meet his parents first.
Where is the mother? Please raise your hand.
- Hello. - He's good-looking!
- Hello. - Hello.
(Who are the parents who made their son work half of his life?)
Compared to the two of you, your son is very good-looking.
- He is definitely our child. - Everyone seems to doubt it.
He seems to have received only the best genes from you.
- He only got the good ones. - He's handsome.
Why do you make your son work at the stores so much?
- He's also the class president. - It's practical experience.
Life is about what you experience.
You don't know what kind of job you will get in the future.
- That's right. - He's learning through experience.
- For this long? - If you think about it,
this isn't something you can pay to learn.
I think it's something that would be helpful to your eldest son...
- Does he get paid? - right now.
- He's in college. - College students need experience.
They already have gone through this.
Is that so?
- They all went through it, too. - Really?
(Is this his fate?)
What do you do while your son is working?
What do you do?
- I manage the stores. - I see.
- You run the business committee? - Yes.
- He's also the student president. - And then...
I'm a representative for the apartment tenants.
There are many leaders in the family.
- He's a representative? - The family is full of leaders.
I know and they also manage three stores.
Running the stationery store isn't my main business.
- Do you know vending machines? - Yes.
I operate vending machines. It's my main business.
- They are in different locations. - How many do you run?
I have over 12 vending machines.
That keeps me very busy.
That's why I ask Woong to take care of the stores.
I think it's best for the family members to help one another.
He stole four coins from the store. You didn't know, right?
I let it go because I don't pay him for his work.
- Did you know about it? - Of course.
(It wasn't the perfect crime.)
- Woong, your dad knew all along. - One day...
His face suddenly turned red.
When he's undressing,
I can hear the coins in his pockets.
(Evidence from the crime scene)
I just let it go.
You should've spent it right away.
What about the mother?
I'm the one who opened all the stores.
- Was that you? - Yes.
My main business is running the jewellery shop.
When the shopping plaza opened,
my jewellery shop was the only store inside.
Later on, we opened a stationery store...
as well as an underwear shop.
Have you employed any workers?
We had an employee at the underwear shop.
However, the economy isn't doing well and we can't...
- fully trust the employees. - I see.
I don't think you fully trust Woong.
He's better than the other employees.
What surprised everyone was this.
It was during his exam period.
Shouldn't you tell him to study since he has exams?
As long as he pays attention in class, he won't have...
- any problem in exams. - Goodness.
What's more important now is taking care of the stores.
- What you're saying is... - His studies don't come first?
Aren't they telling him to take care of the store because he is...
both good at school and at work?
How good are his grades?
He's in top half of his class.
- Does he rank tenth or fifth? - Yes.
He's somewhere in that range.
Do your parents tell you to study at home?
I'm never at home.
- Goodness. - Do you mean...
- He's managing stores. - During the exam period?
Do you study at the store?
Yes.
You study whenever you can but you still became student president?
You're amazing!
- This is... - What are you?
(What are you?)
- Who is he? - Gosh.
- Let's say his grades dropped. - Okay.
Would you still tell him to work at the store?
- Yes. - Wow.
- Why? - She's persistent.
(Do you know how hard I work to keep my grades up?)
It's helpful when Woong is at the store.
I don't get bored, either.
- Is he there to entertain you? - That's not it.
When Woong is at the store, I can go to the clothing store or shoe...
shop to check out the new arrivals.
It allows me to go shopping.
When my children want meat for dinner,
I can go grocery shopping.
You keep Woong at the store...
all day so you can take care of things.
Why do you keep him around even when things aren't busy?
He's lying. I've never kept him at the store all day.
I've worked over seven hours...
- during the holidays. - Seven hours?
I work about three to four hours when I am in school.
But I heard you didn't pay him.
You've only stolen two dollars...
- after working over seven hours? - Two dollars?
- That's right. - That is your loss.
Do you know what the minimum wage is per hour?
- I am not sure. - The minimum wage.
It's six dollars.
- For teenagers? - Yes.
- Of course. - That's not for adults?
- He is so surprised! - Calculate the amount.
Multiply six dollars by seven hours.
- Just multiply six dollars. - Okay.
- It's 42 dollars. - It's 42 dollars.
- It's 1,200 dollars.
- Is it over 1,200 dollars? - Yes, it is.
But you only get two dollars a day.
(You only get two dollars a day!)
You worked there for eight years. Multiply it by eight.
- It's 9,600 dollars. - You could ask for severance pay.
It's 9,600...
- How much? - Wait.
- It's 9,600 dollars. - Ma'am.
Is he good at taking care of the store?
From my perspective, he's not that good.
- Why not? - What are your complaints?
He sometimes loses items because he's careless.
- He gets things stolen. - Someone steals things?
That happens a lot especially at a stationery store.
- How is he careless? - He doesn't pay attention.
- What does he do? - He looks at his smartphone.
- He looks at his smartphone? - Yes.
So we can't find out who stole things.
- That has happened many times. - Do you do other things often?
- Do things get stolen? - I look at my smartphone at times.
Weren't things stolen at the store?
They were some stickers...
that only cost 1 dollar and 50 cents.
Mum had things stolen that were much more expensive.
- Your mum? - What were they?
She had an eight-dollar Elsa bag stolen.
- Goodness. - It's Elsa.
- Elsa? - How many bags?
She had four bags stolen at once.
- Four bags? - Four?
That was done by a professional thief.
I wasn't distracted.
I wasn't looking at the smartphone.
How can you get things stolen when you kept an eye out?
- How is that possible? - Even if I try to...
That means an experienced thief had stolen from the store.
- I know. - They came to the store to steal.
It happened in an instant.
(I was also robbed by an experienced thief.)
- Woong's friends are here as well. - Right.
Where are you?
- There they are. - Hello.
Do you get to hang out with Woong often?
I play basketball or bike with him once a week.
Even then, his parents sometimes call him.
He leaves to help out at the store within an hour sometimes.
What do you guys say after Woong leaves?
We say he always leaves first.
We wonder if he's the only one helping at the store.
We feel disappointed.
I see.
- Are you his girlfriend? - No, we're schoolmates.
- Isn't he popular? - I bet he's quite popular.
Yes, he's very popular.
(He's very popular.)
Does anyone at school go to the stationery store to see him?
I am not sure about that.
Visit the store sometime.
Woong is in the same broadcasting department as you.
You must be sad when he can't hang out with you.
When we have rehearsals for a big event,
the other members and I do the work that Woong left.
The senior members dislike him when that happens,
- which puts him in a tough spot. - I see.
How would you feel if your parents...
often tell you to work at the store...
when you are in the middle of a meeting?
I would be angry.
What if your parents tell you to skip class at the academy,
so you can help out at the store?
I would be happy.
(I would be happy.)
- She's so cute. - She's so honest.
- She is honest. - She is honest.
How do you feel about his friends doing extra work for Woong?
- Still... - The stores are more important?
Woong can convince the others to take turns and help him.
That will make him look shameless.
It's his responsibility.
With the stores and school,
- you must be very busy. - Yes.
Do you have time to study?
Two weeks before the exam, they let me study at a library.
(His parents let him study.)
Do you need their permission to study at a library?
"He's going to a library instead of working."
But they'll call me not long after I arrive there.
"Come and look after the store."
Then they're not letting you study after all.
Do you have to get permission to study?
Do they really tell you to skip the academy class?
I have to skip the academy class a couple of times a month.
- Really? - So your parents say,
"You don't have to study hard. Help us instead."
Are they strict about your grades?
There's something I don't quite understand.
They never give me time to study.
And they want me to get into a foreign language high school.
- A foreign language high school? - You'll need very good grades.
You have to study even in the bathroom to get in there.
(His parents expect him to get into a foreign language high school.)
- It's very hard to get in. - It's very difficult.
You can't expect him to get in when you never give him time to study.
As long as he pays attention in class...
- No way. - That's how we all studied.
Not everyone who pays attention in class gets in.
Ma'am. Oh, my.
- I paid attention in classes. - What do you think, Sir?
Even after skipping the academy,
he gets good grades.
He would brag about getting the best grades in his class.
So when I really need help,
I ask him to skip the academy class.
(Skipping a class or two doesn't make a difference.)
Once, he told me he needed to study for his exams.
I let him go home early, so that he can study.
A few hours later when I got home,
he was sleeping.
When I saw that,
- I got so angry. - He could have helped more.
He says he doesn't have time to study,
- because we're taking all his time. - Do you think it's an excuse?
That's not true.
When I get home after working at the stores,
- I don't feel like doing anything. - Right.
- You must be exhausted. - It's true I went to bed.
But I usually wake up at 4 or 5 in the morning to study.
But they have no idea.
(He feels sad his parents don't understand him.)
- Is your brother and sister here? - Yes.
Do you understand him? You two had to work, too.
- I do. - Do you?
I'm a music student.
And I don't have enough time to practise.
- I have to make time while working. - I can imagine.
I even practise in the store.
- What do you play? - I play the cello.
- I have to practise in the store. - Then you practise...
- even in the jewellery shop? - In the jewellery shop?
- That must look very luxurious.
- That'll look very luxurious. - Even in the underwear shop?
- Even in the underwear shop. - In the underwear shop, too?
- I actually do. - Imagine she plays the cello there.
I actually do practise in the underwear shop, too.
That's unbelievable.
That's 24 dollars.
I'm amazed.
Let me ask his brother. Have you had any problems so far?
When I was on a date with my girlfriend,
my mum would call me and ask me...
to watch the store.
So I had to explain the situation to my girlfriend...
You shouldn't have done that.
"Why don't we go to a jewellery shop?"
(I can show you some jewels my family owns.)
"Let's go shopping."
"Do you want some underwear? I can buy some for you."
(That sounds nice.)
At first she was happy I was so nice to my parents.
She was impressed.
But after some time she thought I was a mummy's boy.
- Of course. - It's like an endless cycle.
- I see. - Right.
She must have been worried.
Do you have a girlfriend at the moment?
- Not at the moment. - I see.
- What about you? - Do you have a girlfriend?
- Not at the moment.
- Did you have one before? - Did you use to?
- Did you? - Did you?
He must have had one.
- Until when? - My first year in middle school,
- I had a girlfriend. - Why did you break up?
I had promised I would take her to a movie.
And I got a permission from Mum as well.
But suddenly,
she told me she needed me to look after the store.
Later, I got so busy I couldn't meet her often.
I broke up with her because I felt bad.
(He broke up because he felt bad.)
- He was too busy working. - The worst man you can date...
is a busy man.
(Sad)
If you didn't have to work,
what would you like to do?
My brother and sister...
both have dreams.
- They know what they want. - They're pursuing their dreams.
But I...
Do you have a dream?
Actually, I do.
- What is it? - What is it?
My dream...
is to become a theatre actor.
- An actor? - An actor?
That is my dream.
- I'm sure you can do it. - I have a good feeling about that.
- He has a dream. - Did you know about his dream?
I just found out now.
- You didn't know? - No, I didn't.
Last winter,
I told him to think about what he wants to do and tell me.
And today, I finally found out what he wants to do.
He didn't talk about it with me before.
- He must've been thinking about it. - Yes.
Why didn't you tell your father?
- About your dream. - Right.
My brother is an art student and my sister is a music student.
- My brother has to take classes... - It costs a lot.
- and my sister needs lessons. - Right.
When I was in my first year of middle school,
I told them I wanted to take acting classes.
Did you tell your dad or your mum?
- Both Mum and Dad. - I see.
When I told them,
Mum said that it's too expensive and I should wait a bit.
- So you did tell them. - I did.
The reason I haven't brought it up again...
is because I know my family's financial situation.
I didn't want to become a financial burden.
If you do become an actor,
you'll be great at playing the role of a shopkeeper.
You'll be best at that.
(He'll be best at playing a shopkeeper.)
Say something to your parents before we wrap up.
I hope you'll stop taking it for granted...
since I am not a store employee.
You know I do a lot of house chores as well, don't you?
- What else do you do? - I clean the house,
- take care of our pets... - Do you even do house chores?
- and do the laundry. - That's a lot of work.
I hope you'll relieve me of some of the chores.
I don't remember you thanking me that often.
What do you hate to hear the most?
"Woong."
- "Take care of the store." - "Take care of the store."
(Woong, take care of the store.)
All right. What do you think?
I don't think it's a worry.
- I see. - Because...
I respect his parents' way of parenting.
But...
there are things you can only do when you're in your teens.
If you give him more freedom,
it'll be better for him.
I don't think it's a worry.
I think it's a worry.
- Eui Woong has a life, too. - He does.
He's the student president, he has great leadership and he's popular.
I think you should give him more freedom.
I think it's a worry, too.
Everyone, please get ready.
Eui Woong is both a good student and a good son,
his parents must have been taking it for granted.
If you think it's a worry,
please push the button.
(What does the audience think?)
- In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. - In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Stop.
Do you want to say something to him?
Woong. I'm sorry.
I thought she was going to say "Woong, take care of the store."
- Were you surprised, too? - Yes.
Ma'am, please talk to him more nicely.
"Woong."
Woong, you can take a break.
(Take a break now.)
What about you, Sir?
After hearing his side, I understand why it's a worry.
And I feel sorry.
I love you. I have nothing to give you...
but this.
(I love you, my son.)
- And... - Oh, my.
What did you want to hear them say to you the most?
"Woong, go home and get some rest."
And when you do something for them?
"Thank you."
Can you say that for him?
"If you're done..."
"If you're done"?
- What is that? - Thank you.
- My son.
- Good. - All right.
How many votes...
did "I Want to Stop" get? Let's take a look.
(The result)
How many people sympathised with him?
It's over 100.
Out of 200...
- It's a 100 votes. - Oh.
Doesn't he always get 100 out of 100?
Woong, you got 100 points.
Let's tell him, "Woong, good job." Woong!
- Good job. - Good job.
- You're handsome. - Good job.
(Survived)
Our staff members said they're not sure if this is a worry.
But to me, it looks like a serious worry.
Hello.
I'm a housewife with three children. I've been married for 22 years.
I mean everything to my husband.
- That's nice. - How nice.
He's very sweet to me and I sleep with my head on his arm every night.
(She sleeps with her head on his arm every night.)
She sleeps on his arm.
- It's not an easy thing to do. - He always says,
"Where are you, sweetheart?"
"I want to be with you."
(I want to be with you, sweetheart.)
I feel like I'm living in a prison.
He's so obsessed with me.
When I head out to the supermarket,
"No!"
"Stay with me!"
- They've been married for 22 years. - When I'm meeting my friends,
"Honey."
"Where are you? Come home. I miss you."
"Honey."
"Are you on your way? When will you arrive?"
"When are you coming?"
"You can't go out anymore."
I'm 46 years old and I can't go out when I want to.
When I'm home, I want to relax and watch TV.
"Honey, I'm tired. Let's go to bed."
"It's only 8pm. Go to bed first."
"What?"
- "I'm going to bed now." - Can't he sleep first?
- "You have to go to bed with me." - Really?
- "I can't sleep without you." - It's a worry.
He would drag me into the bedroom and force me to go to bed.
I'm not tired. Why does he do this to me?
Now, he wants to do everything together.
"Honey, I'm going to work. Come with me."
He takes her to his work?
- He works with heavy vehicles. - They're not even newlyweds.
"You should help me."
"A husband and a wife should help each other."
He forced me to get in the excavator bucket...
- and lifted me up 5m. - Goodness.
- Wow. - I was scared to death.
I want to be free.
It's the opposite of last week's winner's case.
It drives you crazy when you have to stay in bed when you're not tired.
- Am I wrong? - They've been married for 22 years.
Let's hear from her.
She must be very attractive.
Please come onto the stage.
(A woman who is worried about her obsessive husband)
Can you go and help her?
Dae Hyun, Him Chan, can you go and help her?
Dae Hyun, you too.
(Kwon Young Soon)
Hello.
This is the National Competition on Worries.
- But you seem to be here to brag. - Are you here to brag?
You don't understand. People say my husband...
- is a hopeless romantic. - A hopeless romantic.
They say we look like newlyweds after 22 years of marriage.
But I feel suffocated.
Unless you go through it yourself, you won't understand me.
What is he like?
I don't even go out that often.
But I do want to meet my friends sometimes.
- Of course. - Sure.
It hasn't even been 30 minutes and he calls me.
- He wants you to come home? - He asks me when I'm coming back.
(When are you coming back?)
I'm not even that pretty.
- You look good enough. - Yes, you are.
Pardon? My goodness.
Did you think you're pretty?
You thought you're pretty.
(He's right.)
So?
I tell him it hasn't even been 30 minutes...
- and I want to stay a bit longer. - Okay.
Then he starts complaining.
- Does he? - He says...
he won't let me go out anymore.
Have you ever gone on a trip after getting married?
One day...
- You have? - Yes.
Oh, I didn't expect it.
My friend suggested we go on a trip together.
We planned a two-day trip to Jeonju.
- When I told my husband, - There's a lot of nice food there.
he completely disregarded the idea.
He said he wouldn't allow it.
And he wanted my friend to come over instead.
- To your house? - That's ridiculous.
In the end, my friend slept over at our house instead.
- Oh, my. - When did this start?
He's been this way throughout our marriage.
For 22 years?
He must still be hopelessly in love with you.
It's amazing he's stayed that way the whole time.
- But it's suffocating for me. - Is it too hard for you?
(She feels suffocated.)
She can't meet anybody.
If you couldn't even go to Jeonju, you can't go abroad.
That'd be impossible.
I made friends with some of his friends' wives secretly.
And we planned a trip to Hong Kong.
With them?
- With the other wives? - Without the husbands?
We had a chat room where we made plans for the trip.
One day, my husband sneaked into the chat room and wrote,
(He sneaked into the chat room.)
- Gosh. - "This group should be abolished."
"Don't even dream of going on a trip."
- He wrote that. - Gosh.
The other husbands don't mind if their wives go on a trip.
- They don't stop them. - They'd welcome it.
Most will welcome it.
"Go ahead."
Dong Yeob, what would you do...
if your wife wants to be away for a few days?
I should let her go although I'll miss her.
(I should let her go although I'll miss her.)
What happened?
We did go in the end. Everything was already booked.
- Did you? - Did you go?
- Yes, I did. - Congratulations.
(Congratulations on your first trip abroad in 22 years.)
- You did go. - What was it like during the trip?
- What happened? - During the trip,
the other husbands never called their wives.
- But my husband... - The husbands must have loved it.
kept sending messages or calling me.
He continued to message me even when I couldn't answer.
I was feeling uncomfortable throughout the trip.
- Of course. - Have you ever complained?
When I complain,
we start to fight.
When you try to stop him?
Then I just give up so that he won't get angry.
Let's meet her husband.
It's obviously him.
Hello. Nice to meet you.
It's me.
- Hello. - "It's me."
You can sit down.
- "It's me." - Don't be like that.
My love for her is still burning like a furnace.
Why would this be a worry?
Is it still burning even after 22 years?
It is burning indeed.
- But it's torturing your wife. - He's so cute.
How can that be a worry?
- You don't agree. - He doesn't agree.
- No, I don't. - You don't agree.
What do you usually call her?
- Does she have a nickname? - I call her by her name.
Young Soon.
Honey.
Sometimes, my baby.
- I want to carry her in my pocket. - It's been 22 years.
I often call her that.
Please call her romantically.
My baby.
Oh, my.
It must be painful for her.
(Cheer up)
Why do you call her when she's with her friends?
It's because I miss her so much.
You'll see her in a short while.
You should leave her alone.
How did you survive when she was in Hong Kong?
I almost followed her to Hong Kong.
Our house felt so empty.
And I couldn't even reach her.
She gave me a hard time, as well.
I'm thinking of going on a trip.
There are so many beautiful ladies out there.
Maybe I should have some fun with them instead.
I seriously think I need consolation.
Do you ever meet your friends?
What happens when you want to meet your friends?
I meet them.
You do?
You're infuriating! My goodness.
I'd like to ask Young Soon a question.
Apart from calling you often,
- does he bother you in other ways? - He must.
I can't dress myself the way I want.
- You can't? - You can't wear revealing clothes?
Many women wear shorts in the summer.
But I can't wear shorts that are above my knees.
I can't wear sleeveless shirts or skirts.
- No skirts? - You can't?
- Not at all? - That's insane.
No. She can.
- Sorry? - She can.
Can she?
He means I can wear them.
- She can. - She can.
Yes.
She can wear them at home.
As much as she wants.
- Why can't she wear them outside? - He's so cute.
- When the woman you truly love... - Yes?
wears clothes that are revealing in public,
no man would like that.
- But... - Then why don't you cover her face?
He even forces her to go to bed with him...
when she's not tired.
- That must be painful. - Does he really do that?
He often goes to bed very early.
- Sometimes, even around 7pm. - Really?
I tell him I'd rather watch some TV.
But he insists.
He drags me by the leg.
By the leg?
He drags me when I resist.
So I have to lie down on his arm.
And I stay wide awake.
Can't you sneak out?
He usually starts snoring as soon as he lies down.
When I try to sneak out,
he would grab me, saying, "Where are you going?"
Do you have to stay with him?
One day, I was going to watch my favourite programme.
I told him to go to bed alone.
And he turned the circuit breaker off.
- The circuit breaker? - Yes.
- The circuit breaker. - He turned off the power?
He turned it off so that I can't watch TV and go to bed with him.
You might think it's love,
but don't you realise you're suffocating her?
I haven't looked at it that way.
- Never? - Never.
Your wife is having a hard time regardless of your intention.
- Yes. - Then there's something wrong.
- You're scolding him. - Why is it all my fault?
(It's impossible to persuade him.)
Hello, let's meet their daughter.
- Hello, nice to meet you. - Hello.
Does your father call you often as well?
When I was in middle school,
I had to come back home before the sun sets.
- One day, I got home around 8pm. - Okay.
And he grounded me for that.
8pm?
- Did he ground you? - Yes.
How is it now?
I'm 20 years old now.
- You're 20 years old. - You're an adult.
She's 20 years old now.
- Look how happy she looks. - What time do you come home?
I moved away from home on purpose.
- Did you move out? - I moved out.
I got a job far away.
Aren't you worried about your daughter?
She's an adult with a job.
Wait.
Your wife has been a grown-up for a long time.
- She's not a little girl. - She's a grown-up.
She's 46 years old.
We have one of their friends here with us today.
Were there any occasions where you thought it was too much?
We once went on a trip together.
The guesthouse had a room and a living room.
The wives were going to sleep in the room...
and the husbands were going to sleep in the living room.
- That's the usual way. - That's right.
- We decided to do that. - Okay.
But they insisted on sleeping next to each other.
Wasn't it embarrassing?
Her husband must have forced her.
He came to where I was sleeping.
He slept with his arms around me.
- But there were other wives. - He didn't care.
Gosh.
I was worried she might not be able to sleep.
- Without you? - Exactly.
So I pillowed her head with my arm...
and put my arms around her.
- We need each other to sleep well. - Both of you?
I don't know what to say.
If she complains about it to her friends,
they'll think you're bragging.
- Of course. - She can't even talk about it.
She must have nobody to talk to about this.
- You're right. - Tell us everything.
- We'll listen to you. - Tell us everything.
People think it's wonderful. It's as if...
- we are still newlyweds. - That's right.
But I do have many complaints.
- What would those be? - When I return home from work,
I am greeted with a sight of his socks he threw carelessly.
- He doesn't do household chores. - I get annoyed...
the moment I reach home because I face chores...
after a day of hard work.
He doesn't lift a finger to do household chores.
And my husband expects me to have his dinner ready...
by the time he arrives home.
- That is annoying. - If I don't,
he complains about it.
- I bet he gets angry. - He does get angry.
You should be understanding if you love your wife.
You say that you love your wife, but you don't do household chores.
Don't say that you love her when you don't lift a finger to help.
That is harsh.
Explain yourself.
Try to make us understand.
Why don't you help her?
- I should help her. - Then why don't you?
Gosh, this is frustrating.
Why don't you help your loved one?
I might help her later.
(I might help her later.)
- My goodness. - What else does he do?
It would be convenient if he eats the meal...
I have prepared on the dining table.
- That's right. - It would be easier to clean up.
But he always asks me to bring his meal to the living room.
And it's 50 steps between the kitchen and the living room.
- You live in a very big house. - That's not true.
I would say it's a long house.
You live in a long house?
I am thinking about making her a utility cart...
so that it is easier for her...
to bring me a meal.
- A utility cart? - Yes.
- Do you plan to use it at home? - Yes.
I can't believe he is planning to use it at home.
You could bring your meal yourself.
- A utility cart? - Yes.
It seems like he follows his wife...
out of convenience as well as love.
- He does it for himself. - You know,
when I am home,
I don't let her...
clean the house or do the dishes.
- You want her to work by herself. - You should...
- You should help her. - The chores need to get done.
What kind of nonsense is that?
"My wife doesn't have to work when I am with her."
(I don't want to see her work.)
Household chores need to be done.
You need to do the chores once he leaves the house.
- I end up doing everything. - That's right.
(He has problems.)
Tell us more.
While he is eating breakfast,
I start the car and have the heater running in winter.
(She starts his car ahead of time.)
You are like his assistant.
When he is done eating,
I bring him his toothbrush from the bathroom.
You are like his servant.
- My goodness. - When he puts on trousers,
- he needs to put on a belt. - That's right.
It's a menial task he can do,
but he doesn't move...
- until I do it for him. - Why?
- Does he ask you to do it? - It's not like you are immobile.
He is acting like a king.
A king has servants who dress him.
He treats his wife like a servant.
Well...
Stop giving us excuses.
(What will he say now?)
A man who is treated like a king at home...
before he goes to work...
and a man who isn't are different.
When there is an important task to be done at work,
which man...
do you think will have more dignity?
A simple task of putting on a belt can't be that important.
Because my wife supports me at home,
I can be a proud man in the society.
- Think about it. - Sir, but look at it this way.
She isn't a housewife.
She has a work, too.
How will she do at work after being treated like a servant at home?
Do you think she will be a proud woman in the society?
(Do you think she will be a proud woman in the society?)
- She must be exhausted. - She makes money, too.
For example...
(We agree.)
Tell us what you think.
I think you are too inconsiderate.
You have a point.
- And... - He isn't using a dialect anymore.
- Why aren't you using a dialect? - "You have a point."
She only works from 12pm to 7pm.
- It's still work. - Come on.
- It's still work. - That is no excuse.
Has he ever worked overtime?
He has never worked overtime in the past 22 years.
What time does his work start?
It must be exhausting to take care of him.
What time does he start pressuring you?
Since I work,
I arrive home around 7pm.
I run a small business.
Other shops are open until 10pm,
but my husband demanded that I close mine by 7pm.
What kind of business is it?
- I run a snack bar. - And you close at 7pm?
- Yes. - You must have lost many customers.
Right. My husband calls me at 6pm and asks me to come home.
Excuse me, Sir.
He calls me at 6pm.
She runs a snack bar.
Why don't you go to her snack bar after work...
- so that you can eat and help out? - That's a good idea.
You can go home after that.
What a lovely idea.
For goodness' sake!
My goodness.
- What is wrong with you? - "What a lovely idea."
- Why is everyone so upset? - My goodness.
If you think it's a lovely idea, just do it then.
There was something she told us earlier that caught my attention.
Why do you take your wife to the construction site?
- That's right. - You make her ride excavator.
Why do you do that?
Did you do that to look up to her?
One day, he asked me to help him with his work.
I wanted to rest at home in the weekend,
- Right. - but I ended up going with him.
And he asked me to get in the bucket of an excavator.
- Then, - He lifted you up.
he lifted up the bucket to 4m or 5m above the ground.
He wanted me to cut some tree branches.
My legs were shaking,
but I still did the work my husband asked me to do.
I am so scared of heights that I can't even go to an amusement park.
It was a hard task,
but my work was made easier...
with my wife's help.
- If you help her at the snack bar, - He did it for work.
her work will be made easier.
- Yes. - Yes.
- "What a lovely idea." - "What a lovely idea."
What happened when you were indisposed?
One time, I hurt my rib.
- Did you fracture it? - Yes, I fractured it.
I was lying down on the bed because I couldn't even walk.
And he said, "I need your help."
He said that I can do the task while sitting down.
While sitting down?
So I followed him.
There were beehives to be used to make alcohol.
He was putting the bees in a plastic bottle.
- But since the bees... - They sting, right?
- were flying around, - That's right.
- I kept moving instinctively. - It's only natural.
And it put a strain on my fractured rib.
So I had to go to the hospital the next day.
(He says he loves her.)
(But his actions speak otherwise.)
Has he ever done something...
that seriously tested your patience?
It was a summer day,
and I was wearing a white shirt.
It wasn't made with thin fabric, but I guess my husband could see...
the outline of my bra from the back.
He got angry and said,
"What in the world are you wearing?"
He yelled at me in anger.
But the shirt I was wearing wasn't thin.
A lot of people wear such shirts.
When I told him so, he said that he can't accept that.
He told me that I was wrong and should never wear such shirt.
I became so angry.
When I returned home,
I packed my clothes in a backpack.
- You took action. - Yes.
- What did you do next? - I went to the train station...
- and took a train to Seoul. - Oh.
- That's good. - But while wandering the streets,
I realised that I had nowhere to go and became scared.
I found a sauna and went inside.
I spent the night there.
When I turned on the phone the next day,
I saw that I had 50 missed calls.
There were also many texts. The last text read,
"Come to the court by 6pm today. We should get a divorce."
He said that because I spent the night outside home.
Why did you become so angry?
Her underwear was showing.
When I saw that,
I guess I just lost it.
A man who loves his wife a lot...
wouldn't speak of divorce because of a shirt.
You are wrong.
How she dresses herself shows her consideration for me.
- What? - What?
If I tell her to not wear something, she shouldn't wear it.
She only has herself to blame since she didn't listen.
- So... - Don't press the button now.
(My goodness)
You say that the way one dresses shows his or her consideration,
so I would like to point out that your shirt isn't tucked in.
It doesn't look good.
(Please be considerate of others.)
(It's my bad.)
This is ridiculous.
(A king's belt is revealed.)
Now I see why he needed help with the belt.
Let me give you an example.
It would be just as absurd if your wife goes,
"Why didn't you tuck in your shirt?" and asks for a divorce.
If she tells me not to do something, I listen to her.
This is so frustrating.
I totally listen to her.
In your opinion,
what is love?
I think love is interference.
- Interference? - Interference?
- Unbelievable. - You think love is interference.
- Why do you think that? - The more you love a person,
the more you want to interfere.
Both men and women are like that.
- I give up. - You use love as an excuse...
to force your perceptions and thoughts on your wife.
- I love my wife wholeheartedly. - I know that.
I am satisfied with my life as her spouse.
- It's a good life. - A good life?
You may be satisfied, but your wife isn't.
I have an analogy for his love.
Let's say you lock a pretty bird in a cage...
and give it your love.
You may feed some tasty food and cherish it,
but a bird needs to fly.
You should let it fly freely,
but what you're actually doing is restraining the bird.
But in their case, the bird is the one who is doing the feeding.
It's ridiculous.
(He is right.)
The bird is the one who is doing the feeding.
The bird is feeding its captor in a cage.
I don't find it funny.
Everyone laughed.
What are you most worried about?
I am at an age...
where I miss my friends.
I want to chat and go on a trip with them.
But it is frustrating since I can't do that.
Sometimes, I wonder why my life is like this.
- I bet you feel blue sometimes. - I'm afraid I will be depressed.
Both of my children live away from home.
I am very depressed.
(She can't stand the loneliness.)
Let's hear what the guests think. Ji Sook, you can go ahead.
I think...
it's a worry.
I think they differ in how they define love.
What about you, Woo Ri?
I also think it's a worry.
Never before during the shoot...
have I risen in anger.
I was almost consumed with rage.
- Seriously. - Yes.
She was outraged as a woman. I understand.
What about you, Him Chan?
I think it's a worry, too.
- And you, Dae Hyun? - I undoubtedly think it's a worry.
All right. If you think the story of a woman...
who suffers from an obsessive love is a worry,
please press the button.
(What does the audience think?)
(A lot of people are pressing the button.)
It's a serious worry.
Press the button.
- In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. - In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Time's up.
- Many people pressed the button. - Sir.
Did you think that many people will press the button?
Many people did.
How many votes do you think you will get?
Those who pressed the button...
will live a blessed life.
- That was so random. - A blessed life?
I will translate it for you.
What he meant is,
"Watch your back."
- I see. - That's what he wanted to say.
I don't know what you are thinking, but many people pressed the button.
Take this moment to say what you want to say to your wife.
- Speak to her. - Honey.
I never imagined...
that I would turn 50 one day.
Since I am in my 50s now,
I am becoming more relaxed.
When I turn 60,
I may become the person you want me to be.
- Seriously? - That's too far in the future.
She is depressed.
- Do not take depression lightly. - You must have learned from today.
Why don't you let her enjoy freedom for a day?
- A day in a year is all she asks. - Seriously.
- Let her go on a trip. - A day is all she asks.
Why don't you let her go on a trip for a day?
- A day. - Even when I am busy,
I will join her for a trip.
- That's not what she wants. - She wants to go with her friends.
She has been to Hong Kong.
Is it really impossible to let her travel once a year?
Let her travel for two days a year.
- Promise that you'll let her. - We are begging you.
It's preferable to travel for four days then.
- Two days won't do. - Really?
Do you say yes to four days?
- Will you let her travel? - I will.
All right.
(Yes!)
He isn't lying, is he?
Say, "Hello is the best."
Hello is the best.
(Hello is the best.)
(I am glad she is happy.)
I wonder how many votes they got.
"He's So Mean" had 173 votes.
- Show us the result. - My goodness.
Watch you back.
Let's be careful.
Is the score 174?
Could it be 174?
No way.
They are taking a long time to show us the score.
I bet it is 184.
("His Loving Way" won.)
(It's unbelievable.)
Gosh.
- My goodness. - It's unbelievable.
You won!
Sir.
Everyone agrees that it's a worry.
See? Many people agree that it's a worry.
So be sure to let her go on a trip.
- Right. - That couple had a problem, too.
He verbally abused her.
How you treat your wife...
- is an indirect abuse. - He is right.
You may think you treat her right, but your wife is suffering.
So please rethink your ways...
to live happily with your wife.
So,
"His Loving Way" takes the throne.
("His Loving Way" takes the throne.)
(It's unbelievable.)
"Why Is This Happening?"
Hello.
I am a 23-year-old man who lives in Daegu.
My life is perfectly ordinary...
except for just one thing.
My friend suffers from an unbreakable habit.
- Why? - No one can stop him...
from acting like a show host.
He likes acting like a show host.
One time, my friends and I were at a restaurant.
He was enjoying the meat. Then all of sudden he went,
"Ladies and gentlemen, listen up."
"Are you tired of eating meat?"
My other friend said, "What are you doing?"
"Sit down."
Are you speaking in Gangwon Province dialect?
(Are you speaking in Gangwon Province dialect?)
You said they live in Daegu.
"Everyone,"
"we offer our meat as a prize..."
"for a small event."
- He said that to strangers? - Yes, he did.
"Everyone, give yourselves a round of applause."
- That's incredible. - I don't know why I clapped.
This is what he did in the bus.
- In the bus? - Yes.
"Ladies and gentlemen,"
"you must be bored in the bus."
"I thank everyone for boarding the Bus No. 305."
- People might misunderstand. - "We will play a game..."
"that involves keeping a balance without touching the handle."
- My goodness. - Why does he do that?
He looked like a drunk person in broad daylight.
I became so embarrassed...
that I jumped out of the bus at the next stop.
There is more.
When he sees that his friends are down,
he does this.
"Since everyone looks down,"
"I invited a special guest."
"It's the king of dance, Choi Jin Dae!"
- "Give him a round of applause." - Is he the one who sent the story?
(Who is Choi Jin Dae?)
Choi Jin Dae would be me.
(He is the king of dance.)
That's no way to introduce his friend.
- My goodness. - Desperate to stop him,
I grabbed him by the collar.
"Come to your senses. Why are you doing this to me?"
"Did you grab me by the collar?"
"Since you grabbed it,"
"you must guess how much my shirt costs."
(Guess how much my shirt costs.)
He acts like a show host...
- even when we are arguing. - He is good.
Why is this happening?
Please make him stop.
(Please help my friend break his habit.)
- He does it in the subway. - It's amazing that...
he came up with a game in a bus.
The MCs can't help but act that way.
Mi Sun and I...
go to the same church,
- and we pray out loud. - I see.
This is how she prayed after her son took the SAT.
"He studied hard for a year."
"Dear God, it's your turn now."
- It was so funny. - "God, give me the answer."
"What will be God's decision?"
"God, if you love my son, please press the button."
It can't be helped.
Let's invite him to the stage.
Please come on out.
(Who is the man with a friend that acts like a show host?)
There he is.
(Choi Jin Dae)
Jin Dae.
Tell us how your friend acts like a show host.
When there are a lot of people, he wants to draw their attention.
He starts with "Ladies and gentlemen"...
and hosts an impromptu event...
- in front of a lot of people. - I see.
When we go to a fast-food chain,
he goes up to a woman and asks, "How many?"
- What? - What does he mean by that?
It means, "How many hamburgers can you eat?"
- He talks to a stranger... - "How many?"
and gives them a present.
How does the store owner react?
I think he gets permissions beforehand.
I see.
Did he get a permission from the bus driver?
- Well... - "We are going to play a game."
(It's a dangerous request.)
It's dangerous.
- The passengers could get hurt. - That's right.
I think it would be fun to have a friend like him.
I am a bit timid.
- You can't stand the attention. - Right.
I even worried about making an appearance on the show.
But he keeps saying things like "He is the king of dance"...
and draws the attention on me.
- Then I can't help but dance. - He forces you to dance.
- Do you dance then? - It's more awkward if I don't.
- That's right. - Everyone's eyes are on him.
- So he dances. - Everyone is watching me,
so I can't help but dance even though I am terrible at it.
I can't help but dance.
(It's stressful.)
What a unique situation.
He's here because his friend loves to act like a show host.
Let's meet the friend.
- I think I found him. - Hello.
Hello, everyone.
- Make some noise! - It's...
(Is that him?)
- Make some noise! - It's not the one in sunglasses.
(There was a twist.)
I thought it was the one wearing sunglasses.
Why is he wearing sunglasses?
- Hello, I am Jin Dae's friend. - That was unexpected.
The one wearing sunglasses is stealing the spotlight.
He is the owner of the restaurant Jin Dae talked about.
(Owner of the restaurant)
He is the owner of the restaurant.
- How unusual. - Why do you act like a show host?
Ever since I was little, I enjoyed people's attention.
I had a group blind date once back in high school...
and realised that I hate awkward atmosphere.
I hate it so much.
At first, I asked the girls simple questions such as...
their blood type, name and age in the style of a show host.
Everyone loved it.
My talent made my friends enjoy my company...
wherever they go.
His voice is hoarse because he talks so much.
- He has a husky voice. - I yelled a lot yesterday.
He talks a lot.
Do you host blind dates?
- I go to blind dates as a host. - Gosh.
- Don't you want to... - It's fulfilling...
to watch my friend start a relationship with a girl.
You enjoy hosting blind dates more than meeting girls.
- Yes, I do. - Have you had a girlfriend?
I have had a few girlfriends.
(Hosting blind dates allowed him to meet girls.)
- Some girls might like his quirk. - They love it.
About 6 girls out of 10 like it.
But the rest...
frown upon the hosting.
- I see. - Some people glare at me...
or tell me to be quiet.
I focus on those people.
- I want to make them laugh. - You want to overcome a hardship.
Yes, I have always been ambitious.
The owner of the restaurant makes me laugh.
The restaurant owner?
- Hello. - Hello.
Is there a reason why you are wearing sunglasses?
No, there isn't. It's just a style I am going for.
That young man has hosted an event...
at your restaurant.
Can you tell us what happened?
I was in the process of cutting samgyeopsal.
That's when he approached me...
and told me about his plan to ask people...
"If you cut a slab of samgyeopsal into 1cm-long pieces,"
"how many pieces will it yield?"
He asked if he could do an event with it.
- He's got a detailed plan. - I didn't tell him, but...
I thought he was a mad man.
I was really dumbfounded.
But on the other hand, I thought it could actually be fun.
I was curious, too.
So I told him to hold the event.
But when he actually hosted the event,
the atmosphere improved.
That day was a very fun day for us.
I have part-timers,
but I am willing to pay him twice as much.
I want to work with him.
(He's got a special talent.)
He must be here because he loved it.
But there must be other owners who don't like it.
In case of bus,
bus drivers really hate those things.
- Of course. - Yes. So I do this.
"Dear passengers of Bus No. 305, I thank you."
"Let me introduce myself."
"I am the bus driver's son." I lie like a rug.
(Hey!)
- That's funny. - I can see through...
the back mirror that the driver is giving me the eyes.
I saw him but I didn't give up. I just continued.
"From this bus stop to the next bus stop,"
"we will see who can balance the best without holding handles."
- Did they do it? - Did people actually participate?
Yes, there were about two people.
Who are they?
They're funny.
You should've brought them here.
I show them how it's done first.
- You explain to them. - I show them how it's done.
And I prepare gifts with my own money.
- You prepare gifts. - And I pay the driver extra.
You don't know when and what kind of event you'll do.
Do you always have gifts in your bag?
Yes. I usually do.
(He's prepared for no reason.)
Your friend sent us the story.
He doesn't mind you having fun by yourself.
He's wondering why you keep making him dance.
He sent us the story because it's torturing him.
He's my best friend.
When I tell him to do, he dances so passionately.
He's good.
When I host, he could even be an assistant host.
That's how hard he dances.
- He dances passionately? - Yes.
But a while ago, you said you are embarrassed of him.
- No. - Maybe he's forced to do it.
I mean... That's his opinion.
I don't really enjoy it.
Don't you want to watch it for some reason?
Yes.
I am curious.
- Dancing king, Choi Jin Dae! - Yes!
(I give you the dancing king, Choi Jin Dae!)
- Choi Jin Dae! - Stand over here.
- Choi Jin Dae! - Give him the music.
(Squirming)
(I saw this somewhere!)
(He's got the eyes of a dancing king.)
- Keep going. - Come on.
Go Choi Jin Dae!
(He tries hard.)
(But hard work doesn't cover shabbiness.)
How do you seduce a girl?
(He's zero percent attractive.)
He's terrible.
(He's terrible.)
You don't dance well, but you seem to be enjoying it.
- Right? - You're enjoying it.
- You enjoy the attention, right? - No.
- No, I just got used to it. - You're not too shy.
There was this one time that I really hated.
- He made me dance in front of... - Your crush?
Yes. I had a crush. I went out to eat with him.
And I accidentally met her.
- You met your crush? - Yes.
So I made him promise me that he'd never make me dance.
- He really promised me. - You must've been embarrassed.
And he made me dance again.
- You shouldn't have done it then. - I was going to say no,
but everyone was already paying attention to me.
So he talked me into it.
He said she would fall for me if I dance.
But it wasn't nice enough.
- So I danced, and she laughed. - Did she fall for you?
- She laughed at you? - She laughed at me and disappeared.
See? It wasn't nice enough.
You've never punched him?
(Has he ever punched his friend?)
- Have you punched him? - Have you?
I really wanted to punch him.
But he's stronger.
- He's stronger? - Really?
He looks strong.
By the way, did you know about this incident?
- About this girl? - Yes, I knew about it.
You should've felt sorry. Did you apologise?
I wasn't really sorry.
Buddy, there are a lot of women in this world.
We are not old yet. We are still young.
I comforted him that he can still meet many other girls.
Do you have a girlfriend?
I don't have one now. I got dumped two years ago.
- Why? - Why did you get dumped?
I talked too much.
(We understand why she had to do it.)
She said I am never serious.
- Yes. You're not serious. - Right.
Now, you have to get another girlfriend.
Have you thought about talking less?
I still don't have that plan.
I love hosting more than girls.
It's really fun for me to experience something new.
Let us talk to your friends.
- Hello. - Hello.
(His other friends came, too.)
Did your friend give you...
a hard time as well?
Yes.
It's really serious.
- What did he make you do? - In Daegu,
a new subway line was opened to the public.
It was newly open, so we went to try it.
And he did it again.
He did his usual repertoire.
He began by saying "Ladies and Gentlemen."
- Everybody learned it. - He said they should guess...
on which station most number of people would get off.
- He began again. - He's smart.
- He came up with problems. - I hated it.
I hate it. I hate him.
(He hates his friend.)
He doesn't force you to dance?
- Did you dance? - Yes.
- You had danced. - I see.
- How about you? - Every one of his friends...
went through the same thing.
- Really? - You've been through it, too?
I'm sure every one of us has been through it.
- Did you dance, too? - Yes.
Did you learn how to host an event?
No, I just watched a lot of variety shows.
I wrote down all of...
the funny ad-libs of celebrities on variety shows.
I memorised until I could say it anytime.
Do you have a role model?
It's Shin Dong Yeob's...
rival, Yu Jae Seok.
(He meant to say Yu Jae Seok.)
(He's not affected at all.)
- Well... - I got tricked.
You should become a comedian then.
I'm not interested in doing comedy.
I just like hosting.
Have you ever hosted in front of this many people?
- No, never. - You have an audience and a mic.
Don't you feel like hosting now?
- I have a strong urge. - I see.
Why don't you come forward and host the show?
Please come on out.
He's going to be out of control.
- My goodness. - Come on out.
Come here. Face the audience...
and hold an event.
This is the last worry. Cheer up everybody.
(This is the last worry. Cheer up everybody.)
(Please help me out.)
Ladies and gentlemen.
For the first time in KBS,
we will hold a dance party for Hello.
Please give it up, everybody!
(He's doing well so far.)
It's a pleasure to meet you all.
If you think you have talents...
or if you think your friend has interest in dancing,
please raise your hand.
I knew there would be nobody.
I prepared something else.
It's going to be a special performance.
He can do a break dancing.
(What is this uneasy feeling?)
He can do freestyle dancing just as well.
The legendary dancer.
The dancing machine.
He's an amazing dancer.
He's the handsome one amongst us.
Please give it up for him!
Come on, Jin Dae. Come on, Choi Jin Dae!
(Jin Dae accepts his fate.)
- Come on, Jin Dae! - Please play the music.
Let's clap to the beat.
Show your passion.
- Show your passion. - Yes.
(He passionately pokes the air.)
We will watch the second male participant's dance.
(What?)
These days, Psy's dance is in trend.
He can manage it.
He's just as good as the world star, Psy.
He can sing, and he's got strong thighs.
I give you, Kang Byung Eon.
(Kang Byung Eon, the new-generation world star)
(Please don't do this.)
(Come on out.)
- Come on. - He's standing up!
He doesn't say no.
- He's coming. - He's coming out.
Let's check his thighs.
Look at his thighs.
- Great. Please give it up for him! - This is so funny.
(The song plays.)
Ready.
(Let's give it a shot.)
(He changes.)
(Let's go!)
(Why am I doing this?)
(Why am I dancing again?)
Wow!
(He's good at dancing, too.)
- He's good! - He's good!
He has attractive thighs.
- He's great! - He's enjoying it.
He's enjoying it.
We'll wrap up the show. Thank you.
- Wow. - Wow.
- So it works. - He is...
He's good.
- He's very good. - He's good.
I have a question for him.
Have you ever practised at home for this?
Yes. I mean...
(What am I saying?)
He has.
- He's worried he'll have to do it. - You seem to be enjoying it.
- Me? - Yes.
- Not at all. - No!
- Are you a perfectionist then? - We don't believe it.
(Please keep up the good work.)
What are you mostly worried about?
He's so slow-witted.
He has to stop when people tell him to stop.
One time, there was a fight in a bar.
He was trying to host an event,
and some people didn't like it, like I mentioned earlier.
And he continued to do it.
He ended up going to the police station,
and even in the police station...
- What? - In the police station?
- Yes. - To the police?
(No way)
Even in the police station, he hosted an event.
- Really? - Please tell us about that time.
- That's crazy. - I went to the police station.
I was curious about what kind of reaction I would get...
if I hold an event in the police station.
"Welcome to the police station."
"Today's special guests are the K-cops."
(Today's special guests are the K-cops.)
- The K-cops. - The K-cops?
I interviewed them how long they've been working there.
- Did they answer? - No.
They told me to be quiet and write the report.
- He's unbelievable. - You should've felt embarrassed.
I went to the police station with him at the time.
He was hosting an event in one of the bars.
And he asked a girl who came with her boyfriend...
how many boyfriends she had had and what flaws her boyfriend have.
- Her boyfriend got really upset. - Of course.
He got upset and hit him.
When he got hit, he said to the man,
"100 dollars, 200 dollars. The highest price is 400 dollars."
"You've won the settlement money."
He was increasing the settlement money while saying that.
And that happened every time.
As his friend, I am very worried.
Actually, one of the most...
important mark of an MC is to understand the situation.
- But he's slow-witted. - If you fail to do that,
you just get excited alone.
In the end, you're doing it to entertain everyone.
Because of what happened, I won't do it again.
New experiences help me a lot.
Couldn't you understand the situation?
(Couldn't you understand the situation?)
You came all the way here.
So you must have something you really want from your friend.
Whenever I am struggling, I turn to him.
But when I tell him about my family issues,
he tries to make an event out of it.
(He uses it as a topic.)
- I want him to be more serious. - Yes.
When he does that, I feel really bad.
Did you really do that?
My intention was not that.
He was having a really tough time. So I wanted to show him...
that it was nothing and that everyone goes through it.
That's why we...
- Show us what happened. - Okay.
Make an event out of his family issues.
Hello, everyone.
We will play Truth or Dare.
If you agree that it's not a big deal,
please raise your glass.
In 3, 2, 1.
(What do the customers think?)
Four people raised the glass.
So I said to Jin Dae...
that after all it's not a big deal.
And I told him not to struggle.
("Look! It's not a big deal.")
For him, it's a sensitive and private matter.
You must've felt hurt at that moment.
I doubted whether or not he's my true friend.
- Let's vote. - Is this a worry or not?
- I think it's not a worry. - I see.
I think it's a worry.
- Him Chan? - I don't think it's a worry.
He's pretty serious about his dream.
I think it's a worry.
If you sympathise with his worries,
please press the button.
(What does the audience think?)
- In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. - In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
- Stop. Stop. - Yes.
Please say something to your friend before we end.
Now, I won't make you dance or sing.
It's boring, so I'll ask you to do impersonations.
(Prepare to do impersonations.)
I think that would be nice.
And since we are on TV now,
I want to tour the entire nation with you.
(He wants to travel all over the nation with his friend.)
Anyway, I hope our friendship will last forever.
Thank you.
That was a funny story.
- That's so funny. - Please reveal the result.
(The result is announced.)
- Wow, I'm surprised. - Is it a three-digit number?
(Who will be the final winner today?)
Is it a three-digit number?
(He's eliminated.)
- Good job. - Good job.
Now, "His Loving Way"...
became the new winner.
You get 1,000-dollar worth of prize.
Until the day we are all worry-free,
Hello will continue to counsel you.
- Thank you! - Thank you!
("You're the Best" by MAMAMOO)
("Sympathy" by Jung Joon Young)