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We will counsel you on your unspeakable concerns!
- National Competition on Worries! - National Competition on Worries!
We have four very attractive...
- singers with us today. - They're very attractive.
He is a member of SHINHWA, and he is back as a solo singer,
Shin Hye Sung.
It's Shin Hye Sung.
It's K.Will.
(K.Will, the singer with a deep, emotional voice)
Heo Young Ji!
(Heo Young Ji, a charming singer)
Ryeo Wook!
They look great today.
When I saw K.Will today,
- I realised his hair colour was... - That's right.
Both of you have the same hair colour. You look like brothers.
- You do look like brothers. - Are you saying...
I don't look as good as he does.
(Your new hair style suits you.)
They were born from different parents, after all.
What are you talking about?
How long has it been...
since SHINHWA's debut?
It's been 18 years since we made our debut.
- Wow. - It's been 18 years?
When I was 21, someone asked me what I think would happen to...
SHINHWA in 10 years time.
I said after 10 years, all the members would be over 30.
So I didn't think we would still be singers who dance.
- Of course. - I thought we would all be fathers.
At that time, we were so sure about it.
- But no one's become a father. - No one has gotten married yet.
No one is officially a father.
What are you saying?
(Why are you teasing me?)
Your new album has quite a few dance songs.
It is an album to celebrate my 10 years as a solo artist.
So I wanted to do something special.
Do you have a signature dance move for your songs?
- I heard you do. - We call it "Flower Dance".
- "Flower dance". - Please show it to us.
- Show it to us. - It's very simple.
- How does it go? - Don't look at the camera.
- In 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. - Look away from the camera.
- As you put your hands down... - Yes?
turn towards the camera slowly.
- I got it. - That's it.
If you sing that part, we will dance to it.
You make me smile, Girlfriend
(A cute flower on the left and a sexy flower on the right)
(A cute and pretty flower and an ugly flower on the right)
- This is how it goes. - Okay.
- It's easy, right? - Put your hands down on "Magician".
- Why is everyone so quiet? - No, that's not it.
K.Will, can you do it?
(K.Will, please make my dance look better.)
(Don't worry, Hye Sung.)
- Magician - Magician
(I'm your brother.)
(Good job.)
I think when Hye Sung turns and looks at the camera, he looks hot.
- Thank you. - It's like a flower is blooming.
K.Will showed us just now, but you only remember Hye Sung's dance.
(Young Ji didn't see K.Will's dance.)
It's been over 10 years since Super Junior's debut, right?
- It's been 11 years. - 11 years?
The title of your new song is called "The Little Prince".
Could you sing a part for us?
- Excellent. - That sounds great.
The Little Prince told me
You may feel sad now
But we won't be apart anymore
You will always be with me, smiling
He sings so well.
That was great.
Young Ji imitated Hwang Jung Eum's voice last time.
- That was so great. - I remember.
In "She Was Pretty", there's a scene where...
Jung Eum is flustered.
Goodness, what nonsense!
Goodness, what?
What nonsense!
That was great!
Since you're on our show, do you have any concerns these days?
- I turned 30 recently and now... - Yes.
- I'm obsessed with eel drinks. - What?
- Eel drinks? - Yes.
- What do you mean? - Why?
I used to...
get up easily in the morning.
But now, it's hard to wake up these days.
- Because you're tired? - What's so hard?
You look fine.
So I drink two packs of it every day.
And I always feel energised.
Energised for what?
(Energised for what?)
(I'm talking about staying awake.)
She kept calling me...
She said she couldn't sleep because her baby was crying.
She said she had to sleep since she's tired.
My husband doesn't help me at all at home.
She asks me to go to the sauna with her so,
- I will babysit while she relaxes. - At the sauna?
Do you plan to look after your children by yourself?
No, not anytime soon.
I want her to take care of them until they enter middle school.
Has your daughter changed a little?
- My husband scolded her a lot. - He scolded your daughter?
Yes. After that, she hasn't called me for a week.
- Wow, for a week? - But...
she sent messages on how difficult it's been for her...
in our family chat room.
"I'm having a difficult time."
"I dropped off my child at school then..."
"stopped by the hospital and came back home."
"My husband was lying on the couch watching television."
She keeps complaining about how it's hard for her.
- I went to the hospital by myself. - Okay.
But since Mum stopped making appointments for me,
- it was very difficult for me. - It's hard for everyone.
Who's taking care of your children today?
- My husband is. - He has changed a lot too.
He has changed a lot now.
He puts both of the children in bed after work.
(The husband put both children in bed on his own.)
We'll find out whether their concern wins for the second time.
- What's the prize? - It's a 1,000 dollar gift voucher.
We have three new concerns today.
Show us the keywords please.
("He Takes Too Long", "Stop Kissing Me" and "Singing Sister")
One of the keywords seems to be a little suggestive.
- Is it your concern Dong Yup? - Yes, it is.
(Is it your concern Dong Yup? He answers yes.)
It's a concern from a lady...
whose husband makes her furious 12 times a day.
Hello.
I'm a mother of 2 children who's been married for 6 years.
10 years ago, I met my husband.
He was always calm and relaxed.
I fell in love with that side of him,
so I told him how I felt three years ago.
- And we finally got married. - Wow.
- The woman proposed? - Yes.
But now I'm regretting it.
I brought this on myself.
I phoned him.
"Honey, where are you?"
"I made your favourite bean paste stew."
"Yes, I'm almost home."
"I'm at the door."
I phoned him again, "Honey, aren't you at the door?"
"It's been 20 minutes. Why aren't you home yet?"
"I'm at the front door."
At the front door?
- I had to phone him again. - Did he meet someone?
"Honey, where are you? You told me you were at the front door?"
"Yes, I'm coming in now."
My slow husband...
takes almost 30 minutes to come into the house after...
parking the car right in front of the house.
(What is he doing?)
- The house must be huge. - Why is that?
Even when we have an important family dinner party,
"Honey, Dad is looking for you. Why aren't you coming home?"
"I will be there soon."
My dad phoned him.
"Where on earth are you? The party is almost over."
- "The party is almost over"? - "I'm almost there."
"The party is almost over."
My husband arrived two hours later after saying he's almost there.
- Why does he take so long? - What more can I say?
- What's he doing? - He also took so long,
even when I was going into labour.
"I think I'm going into labour. Let's hurry to the hospital!"
"Really? Okay."
"Let me put on the socks first. Where are the socks?"
(Let me put on the socks first.)
Why is he worried about his socks?
"What are you doing? I don't have time!"
"Okay, don't worry."
"Wait, where did I put my watch?"
No matter how urgent...
the situation is, he always takes his time.
- This would drive anyone nuts. - Yes.
Has he lost his mind?
I feel like I will explode whenever my husband acts like this.
What should I do...
with my husband who always takes too long?
(What should I do with my husband who takes too long?)
This reminds me of when...
When you get up an hour early,
- you think you have enough time. - Okay.
But when you actually get up an hour early,
you don't want to get out of bed...
and you think 40 minutes is enough time to get ready.
- This always happens. - That's right.
- Then you stay in bed... - Of course.
I always have to use the bathroom whenever I'm about to leave home.
(He always has to go when he's about to leave.)
- I know. - I always have to go.
But this person takes too long.
- How could you take 30 minutes? - I don't understand.
Why would you take 30 minutes from the parking lot?
I'm not sure if he's here on time today.
The person with the concern, please come out!
(Who's the person with a husband who takes too long?)
(Lee Hye Min)
(Welcome)
Didn't you know about this before getting married?
You said you expressed your love to him for three years.
I must have been blinded by love.
- He seemed calm and relaxed. - He must have seemed that way.
He seemed quite mature.
I heard your wedding almost got cancelled.
On the day of our wedding...
- Was he late? - No way.
He took too long.
The wedding was at 12:30 pm,
but he arrived 10 minutes before.
- What? - The groom?
So the guests at the wedding greeted us instead.
People usually arrive much earlier than that.
- That's quite impolite. - That's funny.
We didn't have time to take photos with our guests at our wedding.
There was no time to take photos before the wedding.
(You only get married once.)
- Does he keep postponing things? - Is he just lazy?
It's both.
- He is both? - Yes.
- That's the worst. - Even when he goes to the bathroom,
- he looks around before sitting. - Before sitting down?
He gets up and turns on the switch.
Then he asks himself why he turned on the switch.
- Does he forget why? - It's like he is in slow motion.
- He does that in the bathroom? - Yes.
He always takes his time no matter how urgent the situation is.
- Why? - Is he just lazy?
Our house is on the first floor.
You're on the first floor?
- We live on the first floor. - But he takes 30 minutes?
He takes 30 minutes to come into the house from the parking lot.
- Why? - What does he do?
He says he just walked from the parking lot to the house.
- How is that possible? - Maybe he walks like this.
(He's walking in a straight line.)
(That must be it.)
Do you have a better explanation?
Maybe he only walks on the lines.
He only walks on the lines.
It just doesn't make sense.
- Like how children walk? - I don't get it.
Let's meet her husband. Hello.
(Who is the slow and carefree husband?)
- Hello. - Hello.
- That's her husband. - He doesn't look slow.
- He doesn't look that way. - I disagree.
He paused for a second before he said hello.
- He hesitated. - You saw it, right?
It took him a moment.
- Hello. - Where is he?
- Hello. - Hello.
- He hesitated. - I'm just curious.
How does it take you 30 minutes to get home from the parking lot?
- You were right outside, too. - To be honest,
I think I walk at the same speed as everyone else.
I don't understand why my wife feels that way.
How many metres is it from the parking lot to the house?
I think the distance is about 1 km.
- 1 km? - That makes no sense.
- That's impossible. - 1 km?
Is the distance really 1 km?
No, the parking lot is right outside the house.
I never thought that I was slow.
To be honest, I don't know why this is a concern for her.
I feel like my wife is exaggerating.
That's what I think.
(We were curious about this.)
(We secured the security camera footage in his apartment building.)
(His house)
(He is taking his time.)
(There seems to be something on his shoe.)
(Get off my shoe.)
(He turns in front of his house.)
(He looks at himself in the mirror by the elevator.)
(He checks his mobile phone in front of the door.)
(He finally enters the PIN code.)
(It's a long journey home.)
We would really like to know.
She told us during the initial interview that...
- he's slow at folding laundry. - Yes.
Let's see how slow he really is.
- Okay. - Please come on to the stage.
- Give us the laundry basket. - Give us the laundry basket.
- He doesn't get up straight away. - Come on to the stage.
He doesn't get up right away. He adjusts his pants first.
He has a nice body.
- I know. - He walks slowly.
- Please sit down. - Yes.
Please fold the laundry.
Just fold them like you normally would.
Just fold them the way you normally would.
(He will show us how he normally folds them.)
(That's how I do it.)
Does he help out with household chores?
No, I do everything because he is slow.
- That must be frustrating. - He must have tried to help you.
Yes he does, but I get frustrated so I end up doing everything.
It could be his strategy.
- That's right. - It could be.
(He just folds it in half.)
I thought he would have folded more.
- You know... - Is that how he folds socks?
- He just folded it in half. - I think,
we need someone to compare him to.
Hye Sung, why don't you help him out?
- Let's compare. - Sit over here.
He is really slow.
You can just fold these like this.
- You fold them like this. - That's right.
Then you put them aside.
Hye Sung, would you say you are fast?
I would say I'm average.
You dust the top off like this.
Hye Sung has just started.
- I know. - Just fold them normally.
- Don't slow down on purpose. - Hye Min,
- is that his normal speed? - Yes.
Don't slow down on purpose.
- Hye Min, is that his normal speed? - Yes.
Look at how he fold the shirt.
- How can he fold a shirt like that? - What's wrong with it?
- Go on. - Do it as you normally would.
(Studying)
What are you doing?
(Honey, is it that hard?)
- This is so funny. - My goodness.
Maybe he is a meticulous person.
- He is getting the edges right. - Yes.
He gets the edges right,
and folds the clothes in a weird way.
- That's exactly right. - Hye Sung is on his third one.
Why would you fold that again?
Who folds hoody like that?
He folds everything the same way.
(Meanwhile, Hye Sung is...)
(He is fast.)
(But he folds clothes sloppily.)
- Hye Sung is not good at folding. - You need to do it right.
- This is how I fold my laundry. - For goodness' sake.
Hye Sung is a mess, too.
I bet he hasn't done it before.
Hye Sung is fast, but sloppy.
- Hye Sung is a mess, too. - I bet he hasn't done it before.
Hye Sung is fast, but sloppy.
Hye Min's husband is very precise.
(Why is he unfolding it?)
He folds and unfolds, then he picks it up and puts it down again.
- This one came out nice. - All right.
- That's enough. - My goodness.
- He is slow. - We have seen enough.
That's enough.
Try to fold the laundry quickly.
- Do it quickly. - Go ahead.
- Do it very quickly. - Quickly.
- Do it very quickly. - You don't have much time.
- You have to go catch someone. - Your life is at stake.
- Quickly. - Come on.
I will hurt you if you don't fold the laundry quickly.
- The baby is coming. - Quickly.
- The baby is coming. - Don't worry about the creases.
- Quickly. - Your baby is about to be born.
- Quickly. - For goodness' sake, hurry up!
He is naturally slow.
- I think we have seen enough. - He is naturally slow.
(Let's compare his normal speed to when he is in a hurry.)
(Let's fast forward the video.)
(There is no difference.)
- He is meticulous. - That's right.
- He has nice legs. - Walk faster.
We don't have all day.
(He puts his shoes on first,)
(Slow)
Put them on in your seat.
(He is never in a hurry.)
- He isn't fast but he's meticulous. - That's right.
I don't mind if he takes his time with the laundry.
But when I asked him to install an outlet extension,
he confidently answered that he would.
He then said "Since this could be slippery, I will put on gloves."
- He takes forever to get ready. - Yes.
"No, cotton gloves would work better."
Then after putting on cotton gloves.
After installing one outlet extension...
he said, "Since I'm hungry, I need to eat something first."
- He got hungry. - Then time passed.
Yes and when I looked out the window it's already evening.
- It took him the whole day. - It took him an entire day?
- Yes. - I think it's an excuse.
- I know. - Are you being slow on purpose...
- because you don't want to work? - He is protesting.
It's not an excuse.
I'm just meticulous...
and it shows in my daily life.
You arrived 10 minutes before your wedding. That's not good.
I didn't want to go to my wedding...
looking shabby.
So I was tidying myself up...
and arrived at the salon 30 minutes late.
- You were late from the start. - Then at the salon...
A tuxedo completes a man.
So I was trying to look nice.
And it took up another 30 minutes.
So I arrived at 12:30 pm and couldn't welcome the guests.
You do realise that you are at fault, right?
But...
- I made it to the ceremony. - He is giving a lot of excuses.
- What? - Isn't that enough?
It's rude not to greet the wedding guests.
I do feel bad for the guests.
(He does this all the time.)
He was even late when our families were meeting for the first time.
(What?)
(Even the meeting between the families?)
- What? - He was late for that?
(The wedding wasn't the only thing he was late for.)
I bet he was tidying up his clothes.
Our parents waited 30 minutes.
I asked him to hurry up,
but he was late because of his underwear.
- Underwear? - Yes. I was so distressed.
- What do you mean by that? - How are those related?
I'm superstitious.
- He didn't want to jinx it. - Do you have a lucky colour?
Yes. Whenever I wear red underwear,
- my day goes well. - It goes well?
I was wearing red underwear when I first met my father-in-law.
We bonded...
and he consented to our marriage.
Was it a positive atmosphere at the meeting between the families?
Yes, it was positive.
- You were late by 30 minutes. - I think that's your opinion.
I think it's because of my red underwear.
Are you wearing red underwear today?
Yes, since today is a special day, I am wearing them.
Her in-laws are here today.
- Hello. - Hello.
Yes.
- That must be his brother. - That must be his brother.
What was your brother like before he got married?
I never thought that he was slow.
(What?)
(What is he saying?)
- You didn't? - You never thought that?
No. He is the fastest person in our family.
- My goodness. - Are you even slower?
- He is even slower. - She says he is even slower.
- He is slower? - He is?
- His brother is slower? - Yes.
- Your brother is the fastest. - He is the fastest.
(He is the fastest among his family.)
- For goodness' sake. - What a twist.
This is starting to look like a comedy sketch.
My family uses the phrases...
"I'm on my way" and "I'm almost there" all the time.
When the family goes somewhere,
we need to get ready.
My brother tells me to wash first since I'm the slowest.
He tells me that he will go after me since he is fast.
So I always took a shower first.
(They are like peas in a pod.)
Who is the slowest in the family?
- My mother. - Your mother?
- Their mother is the slowest. - It runs in the family.
Your mother? Is she the one sitting next to you?
She couldn't be here today.
Is it because she is slow? Is she on her way?
- Maybe she is on her way. - She is just late.
- My goodness. - I called her yesterday...
and she did say that she will be here.
- She is just late. - She said she will be here?
- The studio is close to your house. - She must be on her way.
- What happened? - She isn't here yet.
I don't know what happened.
"I don't know." That's incredible.
- My goodness. - This is incredible.
You must get frustrated when you visit your in-laws.
On holidays, we cook ahead of time and set the food on the table.
It takes my mother-in-law an hour to do that.
She reheats the food...
and then says, "I forgot to do something."
It takes her an hour. When she washes dishes,
it takes her two hours.
After two hours, it's already lunch time.
- Then we have to cook again. - Yes, it's lunch time.
- She must be really busy. - Then we go to the family grave.
We only have to visit one grave.
But it takes the family two hours to get there.
Then we come back.
What frustrates me the most is this.
My husband is slow, but he says...
"Why can't you do things faster?" to my mother-in-law.
- "Why are you so slow?" - He says that?
- He is the fastest one. - This really annoys me.
- He is the fastest in his family. - Wow.
In your opinion,
is your mother slow?
My wife tells me all the time...
I'm slow and that I need to be quicker.
I think I say the same things to my mother.
Like me, my mother always replies,
"Be patient. I'm almost done."
- That's what she says to me. - So...
He told us that she was coming.
She could be on her way.
- She is on her way. - This is so surprising.
(Where is she?)
We invited acquaintances of her husband...
to tell us how slow he really is.
Hello.
- Hello. - It's nice to meet you.
- How are you related to him? - I'm Hye Min's cousin.
- She is Hye Min's cousin. - Her cousin.
Do you think Hye Min's husband is slow?
When I visit her house,
there are times we want to order fried chicken.
When I call him and ask him where he is,
he says he is on his way home. So I ask him to pick up...
the chicken on his way home.
It takes him over an hour to come back with the chicken.
It's not like...
- his workplace is far. - You should just have it delivered.
It's 10 minutes away from his house.
- What? - The chicken place is nearby, too.
- But it takes him an hour? - Yes.
Why does it take you an hour?
- He wouldn't know. - Where does he buy the chicken?
I don't really think when I walk around.
Yes, my mind is blank.
Whenever I go out,
people pull out a stopwatch to see how long I take.
But I'm not obsessed with being on time.
So I have never given much thought to how long I take to get...
- from one place to another. - He is fascinating.
You don't even realise that an hour has passed.
- That's right. - Who is that man next to her?
He and I have been friends for 20 years.
- He must know him well. - Give us a detailed testimony.
- I was the host at his wedding. - I see.
He told me to arrive an hour before the ceremony.
- But he arrived 10 minutes before. - I know.
The bride and the groom weren't there.
- My goodness. - He must have been flustered.
I asked his mother...
if she knew what was going on.
She said, "I'm sure he will come to his own wedding."
- My goodness. - That's what she said?
- Yes. She said that. - "I'm sure he will come."
"I'm sure he will come to his own wedding."
They appeared 10 minutes before the ceremony.
I thought I was witnessing a scene from a drama.
I thought they had broken it off on the day of the wedding.
(Did they cancel the marriage?)
- For goodness' sake. - It's natural to think that.
Recently, he called and asked me to go eat jjampong with him.
He told me he was just parking his car.
Then you should order.
- So I ordered two jjampong. - Okay.
But he didn't show up.
I was sitting there with two bowls of jjampong in front of me.
- "Should I eat it or not?" - It felt like I had been dumped.
(Like a man abandoned by his love)
- I didn't know what to do. - "Should I eat it or not?"
- I see. - I know how that feels.
Who is the man next to him?
I was his roommate before he got married.
You were his roommate.
- Yes. - You must know him very well.
He is really slow.
He spends 30 minutes in the toilet.
One time, I had an upset stomach.
I said, "Please come out because I have an upset stomach."
He said, "Okay."
"Hurry up."
- He's re-enacting the scene. - "Okay."
I felt like I was about to explode.
(This happened all the time.)
Does he do that at home, too?
Of course.
My kid would be desperately knocking,
"Dad, open the door. I need to pee!"
- "Please open the door." - I can imagine that.
"I'll be out soon. Be patient."
- Then he takes another 30 minutes. - One time,
my son ended up wetting his pants.
- It's understandable. - My 5-year-old wet his pants.
When my son said, "Mum, I'm sorry for wetting my pants"...
- I cried with him. - It's his father's fault.
- You cried with him? - That's so sad.
Does your son take after his dad?
My oldest child is very slow.
- He takes after his dad. - Is he slow?
Maybe it's because he takes after his dad,
but I was in labour for 18 hours when I gave birth to him.
That has nothing to do with this.
(That's completely unrelated.)
- My goodness. - Well...
- You are the one giving birth. - I know.
When were you frustrated the most after marriage?
If your child gets sick,
- you become frantic. - My goodness.
- Once, - It's only natural.
my oldest child had a fever of...
- 40 degrees Celsius. - You need to rush to the hospital.
I called my husband that we need to hurry to the hospital,
and he replied, "I'll be there right away."
- He was at work? - Yes.
- He said that, but... - How far is his work from home?
- How long does it usually take? - It's five minutes away.
- I see. - He was five minutes away,
but didn't show up even after an hour.
- You told him the child is sick? - Yes, I did.
What were you doing?
I didn't know what to say to my boss.
Since you told your wife you would be home right away,
you should have told your boss that.
I tried to talk to him right away, but it just took me that long.
(Weren't you worried about your sick child?)
You were late even for your child's birth.
- That's right. - Did you take your time then, too?
- He put on his socks and his watch. - That's right.
Since it was our second child, I felt a little more relaxed.
(Shocked)
That's still not an excuse.
(What a ridiculous notion.)
When I don't wear a watch,
I feel like something is missing.
- Similar to your red underwear. - Yes.
And I never leave the house...
in my pyjamas or comfortable clothes.
(I was about to give birth.)
Someone like him...
would have a difficult time at work.
He is late at least 2 or 3 times a week.
- At least 2 or 3 times? - That's right.
- Is that okay? - Don't you get in trouble?
I get ready like anyone else.
I wash my face, brush my teeth,
shave, trim my nose hair.
And wash my hair.
He makes me frustrated.
Then I dry my hair and eat breakfast...
Being an extra 5 minutes late doesn't make a difference.
(Goodness)
- For goodness' sake. - You need to get to work on time.
Everyone at work will know what you said when this show airs.
- Will you be okay? - That's true.
It's okay.
I have left the company.
It's been two years...
since I began running a small baseball equipment shop.
- Since he owns the store, - That's right.
- does he get to work on time? - He is still the same.
He opens and closes the store as he pleases.
- Sometimes, - Won't the customers wait?
a customer calls and asks...
"When does the store open?"
He just replies...
- "I'm five minutes away." - He has to be more responsible.
The customer waits 30 minutes before he gets angry and leaves.
- What time did he call? - That's ridiculous.
- It was around 2 pm. - What?
- Yes. - What ridiculous business hours.
- It's not his hobby. - He opens it when he pleases.
Can you think of a time...
when an emergency situation made you hurry?
I am pretty fast...
- when I run. - How fast are you in a 100m dash?
When I was in high school,
- I ran 12 seconds. - He is very fast.
- Were you in a track team? - He is very fast.
In that case,
we should check and see if he really is a fast runner.
- Sure. - You are confident.
Start from where you are sitting...
and run a full circle around the set...
and come back to your seat.
This set is pretty big.
- Are you ready? - Ready?
Run as fast as you can.
(I'll show you I can be quick.)
(They can't imagine him being fast.)
(How fast is he?)
Ready, set, go.
Go.
- He is fast. - He is running.
- He is fast. - He is running fast.
He is very fast.
- He is very fast. - He is fast.
(Is this a dream?)
- He is fast. - This is unbelievable.
- He fell down. - He fell down.
- He is fast. - This is unbelievable.
(He fell from the speed.)
This is unbelievable.
- This is unbelievable. - He fell down.
- He fell down. - He is so fast.
He is so fast.
He is a fast runner.
(He jumps like a kangaroo.)
(He completes the race in an unbelievable time.)
- My goodness. - Give him a round of applause.
(We saw a miracle.)
He was so fast.
He was very fast.
I couldn't believe my eyes.
(That's what I can do.)
(Are they really the same person?)
If you ran, you would've got home with the chicken in five minutes.
You should have run like that when your child was sick.
- I timed him. - What's the time?
- It took him 22 seconds. - 22 seconds?
- Yes. - He fell and got up so quickly.
Is this your first time seeing this side of your husband?
Yes, it is. I never saw him run before.
What do you think? Is he sexy?
(Is he sexy?)
- He looked cool, right? - He looked cool.
Why would you ask that?
If you do everything in life as if you are running,
- people wouldn't complain. - I agree.
- You can be very fast. - If you're in the toilet,
tell them, "I think I'll be five more minutes."
Tell people how long you need.
I told my wife once.
I told her that I will arrive in 5 or 10 minutes,
but because I never arrive on time, she always scolds me.
- I see. - That's why.
When I restrict myself...
with time limits, it makes me feel even more uncomfortable.
That's ridiculous.
Then you should be honest.
- Why do you even wear a watch? - Yes.
You can't even leave the house without a watch...
- because it makes you nervous. - Seriously.
Then you should be on time.
All right. Say what you want to say to your husband one last time.
You are always relaxed and slow...
in everything you do,
but living with you makes everyone feel restless and anxious.
I want your actions to speak louder than your words.
When there is an emergency,
please move fast like the others.
Let's start with Hye Sung. Is it a concern or not?
Press the button if it is a concern.
- I think it's a concern. - It's a concern.
When the situation is important or urgent,
- he should... - He should hurry?
hurry. That's what great husbands are like.
I definitely think...
- it's a concern. - All right.
- Young Ji. - I also think...
it's a concern.
I don't think it's a concern.
- You don't think it's a concern? - No. Because...
I get stressed out about appointments.
Just thinking about being on time stresses me out.
But he lives without thinking.
- What do you mean by that? - I mean...
- He is too relaxed. - He is thoughtless regarding time.
He has a watch, but he doesn't mind the time.
So I think he's stress free.
And he will have a long life.
- He will have a long life. - Yes.
If you sympathise with her,
please press the button.
(What do the audience think?)
- Counting 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. - A lot of people are pressing it.
- All right. - Stop.
Please reveal the result.
(The result is announced.)
- Okay. - What's the last digit?
Is it 177?
- 100... - It's over 100 for sure.
Is it 117 or 177?
- 177? - There's no 7.
I doubt it.
Maybe it's 147.
- It's 157. - That's a lot.
("He Takes Too Long" is eliminated.)
("Lazybones" survives.)
This next story is called "Stop Kissing Me".
Hello. I am Shin Sa Rang.
- I'm turning fourth grade now. - She's 11.
I receive kisses every day even when I don't want to.
It's my dad who keeps kissing me.
(Her dad kisses her every day.)
"Good morning, Dad."
"You're up, Sa Rang."
"Let me kiss you 30 times."
- 30 times? - 30 times?
Kiss. Kiss.
- When he comes home from work... - That's too much.
"Sa Rang, Daddy's home."
- How many kisses? - "I'll give you 50 kisses!"
Kiss. Kiss.
Even when we eat...
"Sa Rang, you finished your dinner."
"Here's 30 kisses."
"You brushed your teeth. Then I'll give you 30 kisses."
I receive...
- more than 200 kisses a day. - Oh, my.
That's a lot.
- She counted them. - It happens outside the house too.
For example, when we wait for the traffic lights, Dad says,
"My darling you walk so nicely. Kiss. Kiss."
- On the street? - "Gosh she's too old for that."
"He's a weird father."
Everyone points at him, but he doesn't stop.
Do you know what my friends say to me?
"Sa Rang, you still kiss your dad? No way."
"Her dad still kisses her!"
I am too embarrassed when Dad kisses me in front of people.
- Dear panellists, - She's cute.
please stop my dad from kissing me.
("Please stop my dad from kissing me.")
- That's too much. - It's...
Did your parents show affection a lot when you were young?
I have a little brother. I am the eldest son.
My dad was very strict.
If I had a daughter, I would kiss her.
- You think you will? - Yes. Of course.
I shouldn't?
(No!)
I shouldn't?
- He... - Why not?
- He's going to kiss his daughter. - It's my daughter.
- It's his daughter. - How can you say that?
- No way. - You shouldn't think like that.
- Gosh... - I can kiss my daughter.
(Hye Sung scolds his fans.)
My son is her age.
I kiss him a lot too.
He promised me he'd let me kiss him until he enters high school.
- He let you. - Yes. He said he'll let me.
He told me not to feel impatient.
- Really? - He told me not to feel sad.
Why will he only let you kiss him until then?
I don't know. It's his decision.
- When he enters high school... - Then he will...
start smelling like cigarettes.
(He will smell like cigarette when he enters high school?)
(Oh my poor son.)
Anyway, let's meet her first.
Please come on out.
(Who is this girl tired of her dad kissing her?)
- She's cute. - She's cute.
(Shin Sa Rang)
(The two men are ready to escort her.)
(I will help you.)
What was that?
- Of course... - K.Will, what happened?
You are a very honest person, aren't you?
She's very honest.
- Hye Sung. - I saw what happened.
- K.Will was closer to her. - She looked at K.Will once,
- and then she looked at Ryeo Wook. - Right.
- She's very honest. - The distance...
K.Will was closer.
(Children are honest with their feelings.)
- So... - How do you feel right now?
- Me? - Yes, you.
Am I allowed to curse?
(Am I allowed to curse?)
Tell us. Did you do that accidentally?
Or did you really do that because you like Ryeo Wook more?
- It was an accident. - I see.
- Please introduce yourself. - She's cute.
I'm Shin Sa Rang from Cheongju. I'm 11 and almost in fourth grade.
- She's almost in fourth grade. - She's almost in fourth grade.
- She's almost in fourth grade. - She's adorable!
By the way,
Are you really stressed about your dad kissing you?
- Yes. I think... - Why?
I am not a baby anymore.
I think I am already a big girl.
I am 155 cm tall, and I'm taller than other kids of my age.
These days, I read a lot, so I am smarter.
I feel grown up.
- And Dad still treats me like that. - She's a good girl.
How many times does he kiss you?
He kisses me everywhere.
My cheeks, forehead, eyes, ears...
- He usually bites my ears. - Okay.
My nose, lips, hands... He kisses me everywhere.
It's normal for me to get 100 kisses a day.
- On weekends, he's at home, so... - On weekends...
- sometimes he kisses 1,000 times. - How many times does he kiss?
- Really? - You counted?
Yes, I counted.
Let's check how often he kisses her.
We have some pictures.
Please show us.
That's how he kisses her.
I get why she doesn't like it.
Sa Rang...
- There's pizza in front of them. - Yes.
- doesn't look too happy. - She didn't get to eat it.
- Gosh... - He makes sure she can't run.
She has him in a headlock.
(It's more like a headlock.)
Your friends don't get kissed by their dads?
- I am sure some still do, - Okay.
- but not as much as me. - But not as much.
By the way, you are really sunny and bright.
- She is. - Even if I were her dad,
- I would kiss her. - I would too.
Why did such a happy and nice girl treat me like that?
(Why did you do that?)
You are so bright and pretty so why did you do that to me?
Let it go.
(It's not easy.)
Let's listen to what her dad has to say.
Let's meet him. Hello.
- Hello. - There he is.
By the way, what do you think?
She said she's concerned.
Honestly, how is a father kissing his daughter a concern?
If she doesn't like it,
she should stop being my daughter.
She should become someone else's daughter.
If she's not willing to kiss you, she should leave the house.
Is that what you mean?
- He's sulking. - But,
when she claims you kiss her 1,000 times,
she's exaggerating, right?
You kiss her 1,000 times on weekends.
Sometimes I kiss her more than 1,000 times.
Look at Sa Rang right now.
- She is cute and pretty? - We understand.
- She's very adorable. - Of course.
That's why I can't stop myself from kissing her.
How does she act cute?
Don't act cute.
- That's what he likes. - How does she act cute?
If I want to buy something...
- or want something... - She has a purpose.
then I say,
"Daddy, buy me this."
He buys me everything.
- I think he would. - Is that right?
And?
Her trick works.
- It's okay if he kisses you then? - Yes.
In those moments, I kiss him.
(See? She's adorable.)
But still, she's embarrassed, so you shouldn't...
- kiss her on the streets. - Yes.
It's just that she's so adorable.
I can't stop myself.
People might think it's a headlock,
but it's my way of expressing my love.
- You do this? - And then I kiss her.
- Can you show us here? - How do you do it?
- She won't like it. - We'll judge.
- We'll see if it's too much. - Look at Sa Rang.
- Let's see. - You met.
(He keeps kissing her.)
What's that?
(This is how they go to the grocery store.)
(The audience are disturbed.)
(He rains down kisses on her...)
(and then leaves.)
- That looked like a kidnapping. - It was...
- That was kidnapping. - It was...
It was as if a bird was pecking for food.
- So her friend saw this. - Right.
- Are you Sa Rang's friend? - Yes.
Raise the microphone please. Hello.
Hello.
Please introduce yourself. How do you know Sa Rang?
- I'm her close friend. - You are her close friend.
We never knew!
- I never would have guessed. - So,
have you seen Sa Rang's...
- dad kissing Sa Rang? - Yes.
(She giggles.)
- Okay. - She's cute.
Go on.
- I went over to Sa Rang's place. - Okay.
Even though I was there,
Sa Rang's dad kept kissing Sa Rang on her cheeks...
and kept hugging her.
- What did you think of that? - I was jealous.
- She was jealous. - You were jealous?
- Your dad doesn't do that? - No.
Your dad doesn't kiss you?
- No. - So you were jealous of her?
But what if he kisses you 1,000 times a day?
I would still love it.
- She says she's jealous. - She's jealous.
- But he kisses me too much, - Okay.
and he pats my bottom on the street.
- Your bottom? - Yes.
When we stop because of the traffic light,
- But do you... - You don't touch other people's?
Do you really touch her bottom?
She's cute. When I touch her bottom,
- she screams and runs away. - Okay.
- He loves her reaction. - She's adorable when she does that.
- You like it when she runs away. - She's lovely. That's why I do it.
Let's ask her friend. How would you like your dad touching your bottom?
I would love that.
Gosh!
You would love that?
Really?
- Sa Rang. - She says she would love it.
Why did you bring her?
- She's not on your side. - She's on your dad's side.
Try it for a week,
it's really irritating.
Let's ask her friend. When was the last time...
your dad kissed you?
- I don't know. - She doesn't remember.
Then use this chance to tell your dad that...
- you want him to kiss you. - Tell him.
Dad, I want to...
be loved like Sa Rang.
(Dad, I want to be loved like Sa Rang.)
You should come on stage. You have a bigger problem.
You have the problem.
(I want an ordinary Dad.)
Does he only do it to you? Do you have any siblings?
He does it to everyone.
- He does it to everyone? - Yes.
- Consistently? - How old is your elder sister?
She's a freshman in high school.
- She's at that awkward age. - That's a sensitive age.
He kisses her less. About 100 times a day.
- 100 times. How about Mum? - About 150 times.
- Your dad does that? - So all three of us...
are worried about this. We are all stressed.
Is that your sister?
- Let's talk to your sister. - Hello.
- Is she 16 years old? - Does he kiss you a lot too?
Yes. He kisses me a lot.
Ever since I was young, he kissed me whenever he saw me.
He kissed you whenever he saw you.
- Whenever he sees you. - Whenever he sees her.
What do you do then?
- I'm a high school freshman now. - Yes.
I don't like him kissing me. So I run away,
and he chases me and kisses me. It's annoying.
But if Sa Rang passes by, he will kiss her.
- You're right. - Right?
- You're right. - So he wanders around the house...
like a dog that has to poop.
(A dog that has to poop.)
He kisses everyone.
Your little sister is worried. Do you have any advice for her?
Just...
bear with it until you're old enough to live on your own.
- Until you're old enough. - Until you're old enough.
(There's no way out of this.)
You still have a long time to go.
We don't have a choice.
- It's your fate. - Yes.
(She has accepted her fate.)
Sir, did you not get...
enough kisses when you were little?
Or did you get too much?
My parents...
never expressed...
- their affection. - Both of them?
Yes, both of them.
So I promised myself when I have children of my own,
I would show my affection to my children.
And show them with kisses.
That's why I kiss them a lot.
Let's hear from her mother.
Hello, madam.
He's her husband, so she might feel differently.
I am concerned because...
- he calls me too much. - He calls you?
- When you are outside? - Yes. My co-worker told me,
"He called you 4 times in the last 30 minutes."
It makes me self conscious and uncomfortable in the office.
From what we understand, it's your way of showing love.
But don't you think your family is suffering?
I don't call her too often.
You called her 4 times in just 30 minutes.
I call Sa Rang...
You call Sa Rang too?
Yes. I call her about 7 to 20 times in a day.
- In a day? - Yes, in a day.
- How about to your eldest daughter? - Yes, in a day.
She doesn't answer my calls.
- I heard he... - She doesn't answer my calls.
He calls his wife about 50 times a day.
I call my wife about 50 times a day.
(I can't even imagine that.)
One time, I got a call from him when I was at school.
- He was trying to be cute. - Okay.
- Your dad? - He said, "What's up, Sa Rang?"
And one first grader heard it,
and said to me rudely.
"Are you a baby?" She was teasing me.
I was so sad, and I cried when I got home.
And Dad kissed me while saying "What's wrong?"
That's making it worse.
How do you act cute? I can't imagine it.
He doesn't look like the type who would act cute.
- We are sorry, Sir. - How do you act cute?
Let's say he called you.
Hello?
Sa Rang, it's me, Daddy. Kiss me once.
Sa Rang, you are lovely. Kiss.
I can see why she hates it.
I got goose bumps.
Actually,
a lot of daughters marry someone who resembles their father.
Do you want to marry a person like your dad?
- I... - When you get married later on.
- don't think I want to. - Someone very affectionate.
Dad can be a little creepy.
(Sa Rang...)
How is he creepy?
He was a little creepy before on the phone.
- No, that's not it. - Okay.
I really love dancing. I love teaching people to dance.
- So I taught him how to dance. - You taught him how to dance?
I taught him how to dance to "Expect" by Girl's Day.
And he looked all creepy and...
- So... - You can feel like that.
I know what you're saying.
It was dirty, and...
his movements were weird. That's what you mean, right?
- Yes. It was disgusting. - It was disgusting.
- It was that bad? - Sir.
Did you learn a girl group's dance from Sa Rang?
- I want to see it. - Sa Rang's dream is...
to become a dance singer. So I danced with her...
so I can share the experience with her.
So it's tiring for me too.
Can you give her the microphone for a second?
How would you like it if your dad dances to a girl group song?
- What if your dad does it? - I think it would be fun.
- You would like it. - I see.
- That's what you think now. - She likes everything.
Let's talk after we see him dance.
- Okay? - No thank you.
(She's not sure now.)
Let's watch him dance and see if you still feel the same.
Sa Rang, your dad might be embarrassed.
- You should dance with him. - You should join him.
- We will dance to "Expect". - "Expect".
- Do we have Girl's Day's song? - All right.
Music, please.
Oh gosh!
(Here we go.)
(Wow!)
(She's so flexible.)
You are creepier.
(I can't lose to her.)
(Dancing)
She's good.
Sa Rang is really good.
Are you drunk, Sir?
(The music has made him drunk.)
(He dances like a drunk man.)
That's too much.
(I want to live on my own already.)
(You are driving me crazy)
(He's so into it.)
(He points his fingers to the ceiling.)
(He calmly walks off the stage.)
- She's good. - She's good at dancing.
By the way, what did you think?
How would you feel if your dad dances like that?
- You still want him to dance? - She was covering her eyes.
- No. Never. - She was covering her eyes.
I will never teach him to dance.
- You will never teach him to dance. - She said never.
- He was good. - I don't think he's that bad...
- at dancing considering his age. - I know.
- I was really surprised. - He was good.
I take after my dad.
- So... - You're bright because of your dad.
- Then why did you do that? - She's really good.
Let it go.
She's just a kid!
Let go of it.
Let go now.
He will write it in his journal later when he goes home.
By the way,
I've been wondering. What do you do?
- I'm very curious too. - Yes.
I am a policeman.
What? You're a policeman?
He's a policeman.
Then starting from now, tell us only the truth.
- Okay? - Okay.
- Today... - It's like an interrogation.
When did you start kissing her today?
I got up at 7:30 am. So I started at 7 am.
Don't beat around the bush.
(Don't beat around the bush.)
How many times did you kiss her?
I'm not sure about the exact number,
but I think I kissed her about 100 to 150 times.
How many times did he kiss you today?
He kissed me more than 150 times.
We already have evidence refuting your claim.
- Really? - Yes.
We have a video recording to prove our claim. Let's watch it.
I'm sure you will feel confused.
Let's watch the video.
We filmed them on their way here.
We installed a camera inside.
There was a camera in the car.
You didn't know about this, did you?
(I was careless.)
(At 9 am, the morning of the shoot)
(The family is on "Candid Camera".)
The car at the back had the "KBS" sticker, so...
Hello?
(I have to kiss her, but she's too far away.)
It's my friend.
(He's smacking his lips.)
He's smacking his lips.
He's getting ready to strike.
(Sa Rang's friend gets in the car and...)
(Sa Rang moves closer to him.)
(Shall I start now?)
He wouldn't. Her friend is sitting next to her?
(He's embarrassed.)
- We had to get up early... - I am worried about this.
Stop it.
Your scratching my cheek.
(Did he forget to shave?)
(He sitting so close to her.)
- This is the game. - Let me try it.
(He smells her hair.)
Stop it, Dad.
(Stop what?)
(We have not put the video on a loop.)
- I'm losing. - He keeps on going.
(He kissed her tens of times on the same spot.)
- That's too much. - And her friend was there too.
(I'm tired now.)
(He got tired from kissing Sa Rang too much.)
(He takes a break.)
(After 10 minutes)
(He's done recharging.)
(He smiles.)
There he goes again.
(She laughs.)
(My darling.)
(He starts kissing her again.)
Your scratching my cheek!
- What's wrong? - My ears hurt.
What do you mean your ears hurt?
(Her friend is terrified.)
Look at her.
(She is truly afraid.)
She's jealous.
(It's the same expression.)
- What? - Look.
(We counted how many times he kissed her in three hours.)
(He kissed her 180 times.)
180 times?
It's hilarious.
How do you feel watching that?
- It's so funny. - Sorry?
- He kissed me so many times. - Right?
What did you think, Sir?
How do you feel now after you have seen it?
When did you record that?
How do you feel now after seeing yourself in the video?
I think she's going to be annoyed.
- Right? - You think so, right?
- He said it himself. - What does her friend think?
- What did you think? - What did you think?
I think she must be really annoyed.
You think she must be annoyed.
(Now you know how I feel, right?)
In the past,
we had a child guest who didn't receive enough love from his dad...
- and desperately longed for it. - His father didn't love her.
- And she cried a lot. - Yes.
Your dad surely expresses his love too much, but...
which one would you prefer?
There was a time I wished he would be a little bit colder.
When I was in second grade,
I had a crush.
Then it becomes a problem.
I didn't do anything,
and he was really cold to me one day.
- That boy? - He was cold?
- I didn't do anything to him. - Okay.
So I was hurt, and...
I wanted to talk to Dad about what happened.
When I was about to ask,
Dad said, "Okay."
I didn't even say anything, and he cut me off and kissed me.
- Even before hearing it? - He didn't want to talk about it.
Yes, so I was sad...
that Dad didn't understand me.
So I ran away from home.
- And my dad kept calling me. - Did he ask you where you were?
And even then he was acting cute and said,
"Where are you Sa Rang? Come home and give Dad a kiss!"
- He didn't care how you feel. - He's obsessed.
Don't you think you need to check or ask your kid how she's doing when...
she's crying or feeling blue? Why do you keep asking her to kiss you?
Because kissing is the best solution when you feel terrible.
(A kiss is the best medicine.)
I saw her going into her room...
and heard her crying.
She was crying for some reason, but even when she cries, she's pretty.
- She is such a cute daughter. - Gosh.
So I gave her a kiss.
After hearing the situation, I can...
understand why this is a worry for Sa Rang.
I mean kissing is okay, but that's all he does.
She wants you to ask her what is bothering her or...
what she is thinking.
She wants to talk about things with you.
(He seems to be indifferent about her feelings and opinions.)
Please don't cry.
This must be a worry to her.
I'm sure you know that...
their feelings are very important to them in their age.
She had a boyfriend when she was in second grade.
- That's a big deal. - You're right.
- You're at fault here too. - Yes.
- He's about to cry. - I see that too.
(He feels a sudden surge of sadness.)
Don't be so dramatic. Stop crying this instant.
(Don't be so dramatic!)
You're making our jobs harder.
What I felt after watching the video was that...
she could have acted very rudely and got angry at her father,
- if she was a bad daughter. - Yes, but she's a good girl.
Yes, but she has put up with her dad.
I think you should know that and...
- limit the amount of kisses. - I agree.
Her mum is crying too. What's going on here?
They are crying over a kiss.
It's making the whole family cry.
He is a father who loves and cares for her daughter too much.
Can you imagine what he will be like when...
she has a boyfriend and tells him she's going to get married?
That's telling him it's her boyfriend's turn...
to kiss her.
Have you thought about that?
How would you feel if you find your daughter kissing a boy?
He cares about his daughter though.
Well, I've never thought about that.
You can start thinking about it now, Dad.
If I saw my daughter kissing a boy,
I think I would never let her out of my sight.
What are you talking about?
Aren't you going to let her marry in future?
I know she will, but I feel conflicted.
Your kisses already have a negative effect.
Your eldest is already planning to leave home.
- That's right. - She's in high school.
She's counting the days until she is free.
If you don't change soon, I think all your daughters will leave home.
(I won't allow it!)
Do you have anything else you want to say to your dad?
If you keep kissing me...
even during puberty,
I think it will harm our relationship.
And I'm worried that it will really happen because we're very close now.
So I want to ask you to stop kissing me...
once I go to middle school. I love you!
- She's such a thoughtful daughter. - He's crying too.
What's going on here?
How can a kiss make everyone this miserable?
(Kissing made his family cry.)
Let me ask you, Sa Rang.
Aren't you going to be tired of kissing because of your dad?
You won't even feel like kissing your boyfriend either, right?
I'm sure we'll kiss each other.
(His heart is breaking.)
You have to make it clear.
Tell your father that you will kiss your boyfriend.
Dad, if I ever have someone I really like in future,
I might have to kiss or hug him. That's what people do.
Don't be shocked later.
- She said, "Don't be shocked." - That's funny.
I should start preparing myself...
- for that. - You should.
It's time to hear from our guests. Shin Hye Sung?
I'm going to press the button and say...
that this is a worry to her.
- Because we're on Sa Rang's side. - That's right.
What about you, K.Will?
Oh, dear.
I know, right? This is unbelievable.
Well, I want to say that this truly can be a worry for her.
I think he needs to act more discreetly from now on.
For kids, one thing they don't like to...
hear from their parents is when...
- they try to justify their actions. - I know, right? It's terrible.
"It's for your own good" is not an answer.
That's a conversation that leads nowhere. So I think you should...
start looking at things from her shoes.
What about you, Young Ji?
First of all, I think it's a worry.
- Okay. Ryeo Wook? - I don't think it's a worry.
- He doesn't think it's a worry. - Yes.
Think about this, Ryeo Wook.
How would you feel if I keep kissing you because I think you're cute?
I changed my mind. It's a concern.
(I understand how Sa Rang feels.)
A kiss that was given out of love...
has shaken this family to the core.
It has become a serious problem to this family.
Please press the button if you think this is a concern!
This is interesting.
(What does the audience think?)
In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1!
- That's it. - Time's up!
- Before we see the result, - That's a lot of votes.
do you have anything else you want to tell your daughter?
Tell her directly.
Sa Rang, I've never thought that...
you were stressed because of...
my kisses. I had no idea.
I will try to kiss you a little less now,
so that I don't annoy you as much.
Aren't you supposed to tell her that you will kiss her less,
not slightly less?
Anyways, I will try my best not to cause you stress.
I don't want you to get stressed about this.
Please understand me too.
I love you.
Why are you crying again?
Are you crying because you could feel how much your dad loves you?
Or do you think your dad still doesn't understand you?
Tell us why you are crying harder!
Do you regret you came to this show?
No, I don't regret it.
I'm just crying because I feel sorry towards my dad. I know that...
- he kisses me out of love. - Your dad kisses you out of love.
(He might start to cry.)
It sounds like you regret coming on our show!
You've turned us into the bad guys.
We've been shooting this for...
the past two hours.
- Was all this for nothing? - I know, right?
- I voted for you. - Yes.
Now, let's see the result.
This was truly a beautiful story.
Show us the result!
(Here's the result.)
It's more than 100 votes.
- Wow! - It's more than 100 votes.
- It's more than 100 votes. - Yes, it has passed 100 votes.
What's the final number?
- Maybe 140? - It's 124!
It's still a lot.
Thanks for coming on, Sa Rang.
("Lazybones" survives again.)
- The title is "Singing Sister" - Wow!
"Singing Sister".
A woman in her 20s sent this to us.
Hello, I would like to...
report my sister for her odd behaviour.
I can't raise my head in public anymore.
Every single morning, my sister...
makes noises.
(Making sounds)
"I really need to use the bathroom."
- That sounds familiar. - This seems to happen a lot, right?
Everyone waits in front of the bathroom.
- Yes, it's very urgent. - She's slow too.
- "Hey, come out!" - Does she live in the bathroom?
(Making musical sounds)
Are you singing?
I say, "Hey! I really need to use the toilet!"
(Singing)
All I can give you
is this song
Is that what you were trying to sing?
(Was it that song you tried to sing?)
- I had no idea. - What's the name of the song?
What were you singing?
My sister sings in the bathroom...
for at least 1 or 2 hours in the morning.
Because of her, I always have to hold it in...
until she comes out of the bathroom even if I have a stomachache.
It's even worse at night.
During lonely nights
I don't want to think about you
(It's an exciting song.)
"Please stop."
"I'm trying to sleep here!"
I don't want to
She sings till 3 or 4 in the morning.
It's torture.
She likes to sing.
My sister sings all day.
She even sings in front of strangers.
You're meant to be loved
That's why you were born
- Why would she do that? - Seriously, Isn't she...
out of her mind?
Can someone please...
stop her from singing?
(Please stop my sister from singing.)
I can understand that she loves singing, but...
it's interesting that she even sings in front of strangers.
Please welcome the person with the concern.
Please come on down.
(Who is this person in pain due to her non-stop singing sister?)
- Are you going? - Give it another go.
(Kim Seon)
- Try again. - Go out there.
Give it another try.
(Why does this make me nervous?)
Put your hands out.
Which one will she choose?
(Whose hand will she take?)
- Give her your hands! - Whose hand will she take?
(She fell as she reached for K.Will's hand.)
(Did she do it on purpose?)
Excuse me?
Excuse me!
Good job, Ryeo Wook!
You just put me in a difficult situation!
Let me help you up.
- At least she's not rejecting it. - Let me help you up, sorry.
(She was reaching out for help.)
She doesn't need your help.
Did you lose your shoe?
- Does she want to be a singer? - I wanted to ask that too.
No, she is an average college student...
who just loves to sing. She can't help herself.
Even when she's on the bus,
- I mean people usually stay quiet. - That's right.
But she puts her earphones on and...
starts singing loudly.
- Really? - She does that.
- There are people like that. - Everyone looks at her.
- Also when she crosses the roads, - Yes.
she stops in front of random cars and...
starts dancing.
- The headlights are the lights! - That's right.
- Oh, the headlights of the cars? - Yes.
It'll be recorded in the car's black boxes.
That would be a scary experience for the drivers.
- I know, right? - She doesn't care.
They might think she's picking a fight.
As you heard before, she goes up to strangers...
- and starts singing. - Are you serious?
- All of sudden? Why? - We were waiting...
for the traffic lights to change. She said she was bored.
Suddenly, she opened her arms and started to sing.
You're born to be loved
She just sang the song to a stranger.
- How did the stranger react? - He was surprised, of course.
When your sister sings in front of strangers or...
dances in front of cars,
what do you do?
It's embarrassing. So I just turn my head away from her and...
- keep my distance. - I see.
Can't you just walk away?
- That's right. - Yes.
If I do that, she just calls out my name.
She would yell my name.
"Where are you going?" Like this?
How much older is she?
She is eight years older than me.
That's a big age gap.
- She wants you to join her, right? - That's right.
- She won't let you walk away. - Well, I would like to meet...
this person. Can you call out her name?
Hey, sister.
- Yes. - Hello.
Hello.
(Who is this person who can't stop singing?)
- It's me. - Hello!
- Hello. - Hello.
- Wow! - She looks ordinary.
- She looks like an introvert. - She does.
- She seems like a shy person. - I know, right?
It feels like your sister was lying.
- Did your sister tell the truth? - Yes, it's all true.
It's all true.
Why do you do that?
Well, you live only once. I would like to enjoy it.
Oh, you want to enjoy your life.
- Wow! I'm jealous. - I want to live a joyful life.
Is that why you danced in front of the car headlights?
Yes, it feels like they are the lights on a dance floor!
I was walking and I saw the drivers' faces.
And the drivers...
- looked exhausted. - I see.
- She was being thoughtful. - Yes, so I wanted to...
I wanted to make them smile.
- You did it to make them smile. - Yes. I wanted to make them smile.
But I don't know if I succeeded, it was too dark to see.
- Okay, I understand. - Do you think they smiled?
Yes. I think they liked it.
Well, it's true that it might seem funny if...
someone starts dancing in front of my car while waiting for the lights.
I might join in by honking to the music.
Do you really sing in front of strangers?
You're born to be loved. Why did you sing that?
I saw them walking and they looked unhappy.
Looking at those faces made me feel sad.
Everyone has a right to be loved. Our existence matters.
I wanted to deliver that message.
- But how did they react? - How did they react?
They just looked at me as if I'm...
a crazy person.
Then my sister stopped me.
So I didn't have time to see their faces.
I would like to take some time and see how they react.
She is curious about their reactions.
(It's better not to see.)
- That's hilarious. - Their reactions.
Why do you think your sister...
- stops you and drags you away? - I know.
- Can you re-enact the scene for us? - Yes.
Can you show us?
Please come up here.
She is unique.
Let's be a couple in the scene.
- Who? - We're walking on the street.
- You want to be a couple with me? - Yes.
Okay.
(Yes, let's do that.)
Wow. She must be...
very rich!
(She must be really rich.)
- Honey! - Yes?
Since we're a couple. We are very happy.
But please point out the person...
who seems very unhappy compared to us.
Go up to that person and sing for him or her.
To whom would you like to sing for?
(She will sing for you to make you feel better.)
(Who's the lucky one here?)
You're born to be loved
(Chan Woo is the lucky one.)
Why are you singing for me?
This happened last week as well.
(Chan Woo is very lucky this year.)
- In this world - Why are you doing this to me?
- you're being loved - I know that already.
- You're born to be loved - I get enough love, thank you.
- Is she crazy? - This is what usually happens.
- Do you sing like this too? - Yes.
- Does this really happen? - I think I would be scared.
Look at our staff who are working so hard here.
Whom would you like to sing for?
You're born to be loved
(You are the one.)
(You must love and smile.)
- You're being loved - Is this what she does?
- This is what she does. - I see.
She sees people's facial expression.
Wait a minute.
(Wait, I found another one.)
- Whom did you see? - She found someone.
There's someone who deserves to be loved.
You're born
To be loved
You're being loved
- Yes, that's what I do. - Please give her a big hand!
(I can feel that today is going to be hard.)
- She's unique. - She's amazing.
Her intention is good.
- Exactly. - She's kind.
But it can be scary if she comes up out of the blue.
Yes, if that happens in the middle of the street all of a sudden.
Have you ever met a person who sang with you?
- Yes, I have. - Really?
When I was in high school, I was taking the subway and I was bored.
There were some old ladies sitting in the elderly section.
So I approached them and...
- told them I would sing for them. - Wow.
- They said okay. - You are brave.
And other old ladies heard me sing and gathered around me.
- "Sing a song for me." - "You don't have to."
"I would be happy to sing a song for you."
- "Give it a try." - "What a sweet girl!"
- Okay. - Okay.
(Shall I begin now?)
She's brave.
It's raining in Honam line
- We're in a train to the south - She can sing.
It's raining outside of the window
- She's a good singer! - She's good.
Good!
- It's fading - She's feeling the rhythm.
Among these fading memories
(This is how it must have looked in the subway, right?)
- That man I met then - Goodness.
- That man who was so quiet - She's embarrassed.
He's fading away
Hold on.
It's my stop.
Thank you for listening!
(Thank you for listening.)
- So did this happen in the subway? - Yes.
If you did this in the subway,
- everyone will look at you. - That's right.
Weren't you embarrassed?
- I wasn't embarrassed at all. - Wow.
You're very brave.
- That's right. - You're impressive!
I felt proud actually.
I'm always trying to enjoy every moment of my life.
(How can I enjoy my life even more?)
But my sister always tells me...
to turn my voice down whenever I do something.
And I always reply, that people actually like it.
I sing even more when she tells me to be quiet.
(They are not laughing with you.)
- She's very optimistic. - I agree.
Can't you accept your sister just the way she is?
- It's okay if she does this alone. - Okay.
But when she asks me to join in.
- She asks me to sing a cappella. - A cappella?
Yes. She tells me that she will sing the harmony chords...
and asks me to sing.
- She makes me sing in the streets. - That would be difficult.
- Can you show us? - Okay.
- Together, right? - You can do that.
Together, right?
- Yes, please sing together. - Good.
She's done this to her sister a lot. She's very commanding.
Let's say you're on bus seven, going to Gwangju.
This song is all I have
They do this in the bus?
I'm not sure if
- This song can make you happy - She's getting emotional.
But I will keep singing
Wishing you accept my heart
How does everyone react?
- They're good. - How does everyone else react?
- I felt embarrassed. - You did, right?
I'm very happy that...
- I can sing with my sister. - She's happy.
Since you like to sing a cappella,
why don't all of us sing together?
Let's pick a song and you can give us the parts.
- Let's see. - Yes, let's try.
- Can I join you on the stage? - Here?
- I can sing on the stage. - Yes, she can join us here.
Don't you get embarrassed?
Why would I be embarrassed about this?
- Okay. - She's brave.
(She is a person who doesn't get embrarrassed.)
What's my part?
That's a pitch pipe!
Sit over there.
- Give us the part. - She is serious about this.
I always carry my pitch pipe with me.
- Do you always have it with you? - Yes. All the time.
Even professional singers don't carry it with them all the time.
Don't sigh.
Even professional singers don't carry it with them all the time.
- Don't sigh. - She said, "Don't sigh."
Are you embarrassed?
Do you know the original sound track for "The Lion King"?
"The Lion Sleeps Tonight".
( "The Lion Sleeps Tonight", here we go.)
Everyone knows that part, right?
- Mum - Mum
- Mum - Together!
We can sing that part together.
- You can be the bass. - Okay.
- Okay. - That's great.
(He's got very low voice.)
(That's great!)
- This is... - Okay.
- Are we ready? - All together now.
I will divide the audience into three parts too.
So, it's like this.
- Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty - Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty
- How about the middle part there? - Mum
(The audiences in the middle can go like this.)
- Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty - Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty
(It's becoming more harmonious.)
- Why am I singing along? - Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty
(What are you guys doing?)
(She's setting the pitch for the audiences on the left.)
(That's too high.)
- Now we will sing together. - Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty
- In 4, 3, 2, 1! - Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty
Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty
(Everyone's voice has become one.)
(This is why people sing.)
- We will do it one more time. - Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty
Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty
(She's excited.)
Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty
(Do it as much as you want to today, and that's it.)
Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty
Okay, that was good.
Wow! That was cool.
- She's good. - My goodness.
- She's not a recreational coach? - No, she's not.
No, I'm not.
Do you want your pitch pipe back?
- Mum's pretty, Mum's pretty - What's your job?
(The harmony still lingered in our minds.)
(Shall we do it again?)
(I would love to.)
She is full of excitement.
She's a fun person.
I'm so excited now.
- Because we sang with you? - Yes.
Do you feel like your dream has come true?
Well, it wasn't enough. I wanted to do it more.
- Wow. - She's full of energy.
(What a greedy girl you are!)
Not all younger siblings listen to their older siblings.
- Some siblings don't even talk. - That's right.
It looks like you are a nice sister, otherwise she won't listen to you.
Well, whenever she's broke,
- I give her pocket money. - Wow!
- Do you give her pocket money? - Yes, I give her an allowance.
- That's not bad. - Yes.
You are getting something out of this.
But whenever she gives me some pocket money, she tells me...
to do an impersonation or some thing else.
(Nothing in life is free.)
It's not for free.
Then what did you do to get the money?
Well...
She going to impersonate someone.
- In "Late Love" of Gag Concert, - Yes?
I can imitate the comedian Kim Young Hee.
Why do you keep drinking my coke, Ms Kim?
Oh, goodness!
(She always had to do this...)
(for money.)
Oh, goodness.
(Oh, goodness.)
Wait.
The problem is that she's not this kind of character.
How much does she give you for this?
- At most, five dollars. - Five dollars?
(That's so mean.)
- That's not true. - She says that's not true.
You take a lot more from me.
It's true I get some more now and then.
Still, she lures me with money...
- and insists until I do it. - She lures you with money?
That's what bothers me.
What is the most annoying thing...
your sister does?
- She imitates musical instruments. - Musical instruments?
- These days? - She likes to imitate...
haegeum, trumpet and harmonica these days.
- Does she imitate the sound? - My sister and I...
made a deal.
She's a fan of Jung Chan Woo.
- That's why she sang for him. - She wants his opinion.
(Dangerously charming)
If Chan Woo thinks she's not good, she will stop doing it.
- If I think she's not good? - Yes.
Are you really going to stop if I don't like it?
- Yes, I am. - Wow.
- I swear. - Okay.
What should we start with?
- Haegeum. - Haegeum?
She must be most confident with that one.
(She's imitating haegeum.)
(The haegeum doesn't sound like it's in its best condition.)
Don't do it.
(Don't do it.)
- Don't do it. - Haegeum is out.
- Haegeum is solved. - It's done.
- Don't you do this? - Everybody can do it.
(Everybody can do it.)
(That's what I mean.)
- Haegeum wasn't impressive. - Next,
- trumpet. - Trumpet?
(This is a critical moment.)
(Trumpet has to work!)
(It's better than haegeum so far.)
It does sound like a trumpet.
(What do you think?)
(We can do that much.)
(Please approve this one.)
Chan Woo, what do you think?
Don't do it.
(Don't do it.)
- The last one. - You're practising harmonica.
- Harmonica. - Everybody can do that much.
Harmonica.
Can you hold this, Mum?
- What is she doing? - Her mum goes with it.
It makes me blush just to mimic her.
(Will the harmonica be approved?)
What is that?
(Is she playing the harmonica in the water?)
Don't do that, either.
She shouldn't do any of them.
- Are you going to stop now? - Wait.
Don't you think it sounds similar to some extent at least?
No, it doesn't.
- Fine. - I mean...
if you do this once in a while, she can laugh it off.
But if you do this all the time, I think it'll be annoying.
Your sister seems like she's giving up.
I don't think she'll continue imitating the musical instruments.
- Right. - Will you keep your promise?
(Sighing)
- I don't think she'll stop. - You said...
if Chan Woo doesn't like it, you'll stop.
As long as my sister doesn't hear it, it's fine, isn't it?
I'll just practise next to our dog.
- Will that be okay? - What did the dog do wrong?
Now that she gave up imitating the musical instruments,
you're all good, aren't you?
- But... - Yes.
- I actually have another worry. - Okay.
When we were walking in the back street,
we ran into some gangsters.
I wanted to pass by them as quickly as possible.
But my sister started singing there.
- If she does that when she's alone, - That can be dangerous.
I'm worried if they'll pick on her.
But even for gangsters,
someone singing in the back street will be quite scary.
That's true.
(We'd better run from her.)
I think it'll be scary.
You feel more scared if you just let yourself.
And they can see that we're scared...
and take advantage of it.
Singing makes me less scared.
That's why I sing.
But your sister is worried.
Can't you try to not do it?
Even when I have kids,
I want to sing with my husband...
and my kids.
I want to sing...
- all my life. - It'll be great...
if you can share it with your loved ones.
You can do whatever makes you happy...
but can't you leave your family alone?
It's not been long since we became close.
Singing and dancing together...
brought us closer.
That's why I want to share it with her.
She has a point...
but there are times to sing and times not to.
And I want to draw a line between them.
But my sister doesn't.
Like all the other sisters,
when we're on the street, I hope we'll be quiet.
And when I say "No", it means "No".
So please stop asking me.
Let's start from Hye Sung. Do you think it's a concern?
I don't think it is.
I don't think it is, either.
Me, neither.
I do think this is a concern.
You have a different opinion again.
- He makes me concerned. - He has different opinions.
I actually think it's quite cute...
but I can understand why her sister is concerned.
Please push the button if you think this is a concern.
(What does the audience think?)
- In 5, 4, 3... - Show us what you think.
- two... - two...
- one. - Done!
Before we wrap up,
would you like to say something to your sister?
I didn't know I was stressing you out.
I'm sorry.
I love you so much.
I'm sorry I've been selfish.
I'm going to cry.
Why?
Why does everybody cry today?
After finding out her sister's worried,
- she must feel sorry. - Right.
But I hope you'll continue singing with me at home.
I will try not to sing outside.
- Only at home? - Yes.
(I'll try not to sing outside. I hope we'll keep having fun.)
Please show us the result.
(The result is announced.)
- Seven. - It's under 100.
It didn't sound like many were voting.
Is it 47?
- 67 votes. - 67 votes.
("Singing Sister" is eliminated.)
"Lazybones" scores another win!
They won 1,000 dollars.
(Congratulations!)
Until the day we are all worry free...
Hello will continue to counsel you.
- Thank you! - Thank you!
("Rough" by GFRIEND)