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- We cherish all of your concerns.
Nationwide Concern Contest.
- For today's show, we have invited 3 charming and charismatic guests.
Actress Park Hye-mi.
- Hello.
Welcome.
- Jo Hye-ryun.
And Lee Michelle.
- Well...
- This is an interesting combination.
- Interesting combination?
- Is it that interesting?
- Park Hye-mi, Michelle and Jo Hye-ryun.
There's nothing much in common.
- I came on the show on purpose.
Because we're at a very frustrating time
and there's a musical, Nonsense 2.
Because we wanted to meet you.
- The three of you are in it?
- Yes we're doing it together...
- The three of you all have very strong characters.
Did you guys hit it off well?
- Actually, I...
- It sounds like you were just hit?
- Yes, I was hit.
- Instead of hitting off.
- I was a little worried at first because
they have this fierce first impression,
but they've been so friendly and cheerful, that I feel a lot more comfortable now.
- Hye-ryun, were you driving a cab today?
- It's my manager's day off today.
- Isn't this your first time doing a musical?
- It's my first time doing a musical.
It's a bit different from the Anaggana version.
I did Anaggana, but I have to act this time...
- I want to see it.
- Hye-mi, how was Hye-ryun?
- Hye-ryun looks very mean.
Regardless of acting, she looks mean.
- She doesn't look nice.
- But she's such a warm person.
She works so hard that I feel
this huge respect for her and tell her
"I respect you."
Although she's my junior colleague.
- And she makes sure that I don't sing too loudly.
That's how it is.
- Let's look at our concerns today.
Before we start reading the concerns,
what are your concerns these days?
- I recently gained some weight.
I have more muscles than most females...
- You have firm body.
- So I have to work out like men
to actually lose some weight.
Doing like 200 pull-ups.
- 200 pull-ups?
- What...
- Are you on the national team or something?
- Gladiator.
- And I do like 200 push-ups.
- 200?
- Wait...
- Continuously?
Without taking a break?
- Michelle feels like the man.
- Michelle, how do you do it?
- I have my knees down.
Women...
- What if you break your knees.
- I'm wondering if there is any way to lose weight without working out...
- You have to change your body constitution.
- I guess I'll have to reborn.
- We have these 3 concerns today.
And let's see the concern keywords.
- Endless war.
- Love that hurts.
Please don't run away.
- Love that hurts.
Hello.
I'm a 25-year old male living in Masan.
I have a girlfriend who seems too good to be true.
She has slim body with long hair, bright skin and sparkly eyes.
- I don't like those girls.
- Well-shaped nose.
She looks like an angel.
- Perfect.
- But as soon as this angel opens her mouth,
all of my fantasies are shattered.
- Why is that?
- Does she have bad breath?
- No, no, no.
Girlfriend.
You little f***ing son of a %#&...
Hey, don't swear.
The reason? There is none.
She just swears constantly.
- Why does she do that?
- One time.
"Ouch, hot! Are you crazy?"
'I burnt my tongue!"
I was eating soup and all of a sudden,
she smacked the back of my head.
And then she would yell at me.
Slapping my face again and again...
- Is he a slave or something?
- She kept slapping me.
- Is it a contract dating or something?
- He should call the police.
- If I get scared and run away,
she would keep hitting me until tired.
"Are you okay?"
"Who did this?"
*Soft blow*
- Carrying fire in one hand and water in the other.
- Everyone is surprised.
- Why is she acting like this?
- She's bipolar.
- Help me stop my scary girlfriend.
Please. - Really?
- Why is she doing that?
What's their relationship?
- I'm seriously wondering why they're dating.
Why he's dating her when she is beating him up like that.
- He just likes her.
- Let's find out if this he's exaggerating
or this is the truth.
Please come out.
- Hello.
Hello.
Welcome.
A boy from Masan.
- Does your girlfriend really beat you up for no reason?
- We work in the same store.
She would pull my hair for 5 to 20 minutes
every 1 to 2 hour or so.
- Continuously?
- She kicks me...
- Relieving her stress.
- She would hit me if I smile at her
or throw the cap of her drink at me.
- Why aren't you doing anything?
- If I hold her two hands to stop her,
- and she says she'll scream.
Then I have no choice but to run away.
Since I get hit if I'm near her.
- No...
- A big sigh.
- Did you do anything wrong,
and she hit you since then?
- My friend had introduced me to her.
When I first saw her, she would cover her mouth when she talks and smiles very kindly.
- Very poised.
- I thought that's how she was.
- She was hiding it.
- So we went to another place to drink and,
my hair is naturally curly.
- That.
- She thought my hair was funny and wanted to stick a chopstick in it.
- Whoa.
- This is when you first met?
- Yes.
At first meet.
So I told her you can't do that when there are lots of people around.
And then she started to hit me.
- She hit you when you first met?
- Weren't you angry then?
- Oh my.
- Yes, I was a little angry.
But she looked so pretty.
- But she was hitting you...
- Throwing that first punch.
- I thought she was just drunk.
- Drunk?
- Yes.
So I got her a cab.
- On the first day?
The first day?
- To take her home.
I mean her home.
So we were on our way.
- We didn't say anything.
- Just saying...
- Of course.
- We know.
- In the cab, she would kick and tell me to stop the car.
Saying all kinds of swear words.
- So you decided to go out with her on the first day?
- She was pretty and I thought I could take care of her.
- She is pretty, so this is tolerable.
- Because she could be really drunk.
- If that lady in front is your girlfriend,
she doesn't seem like she would do this.
She really doesn't seem to.
- Let's meet her first.
Hello.
- Hello.
- She looks so pretty though.
- Why do you hit him?
When I'm talking, he would sigh.
So I stop talking and I'm pissed off,
so I hit him.
- Well, he didn't do that on the first day you two met, right?
Were you drunk?
- He told me himself.
That it's hard to find stuff that's stuck in his hair.
- So he asked for it.
- He said you hit him when he smiled.
Saying "why did you smile?"
- They say you can't spit on a smiling face.
- His smile is not a pleasant smile like people normally make.
- Is it like a smirk?
- Like he's smirking?
- Only one side of his mouth goes up.
As you can see, he has that silly and playful look on his face.
- How did you smile?
- Show us your smile.
- No, he doesn't smile like that.
- It looks fine.
- Look.
- Why?
Why?
What's wrong with it?
- What?
- Raising one eyebrow and winking.
- Smile like you did at the store.
- Why hit him when he's doing that?
- You didn't have to hit him.
- I don't think I hit him.
It wasn't violence but just a playful way
of showing him love because he's cute and silly.
- Okay, but then why do you slap him?
- Did you kick his shin?
- I wouldn't do that for no reason.
- No reason...
- I don't do that for no reason.
I don't hit him when he didn't do anything wrong.
- But slapping him because he smiled...
- I was just goofing around.
Just a way of showing love.
- As we're hearing more, it's confusing
as to who's right and who's wrong.
So our producers were looking
for an actual evidence to this story.
- And they found it?
- So, the video.
- Because it's hard to believe it just by listening to it.
- Kept it a secret to the girlfriend?
- So we asked if we could see a CCTV video from the store they work at.
We got approval.
So we got permission to show this very realistic footage.
It's a very realistic situation.
Let's take a look.
- Are you two working together?
- Wow.
- She just kicked him.
- That must've hurt. -His shin....
- We call that 'kicking in the joint'.
- She's smiling while she's hitting him.
- There's one more.
- Round 2.
- She pulled his hair.
- It must hurt.
He's hurting.
Oh no.
- No...
- This is really bad.
Between lovers.
- Isn't that like when bullies would come
and ask you for money and then hit you.
- Poor guy.
- What really stunned me
wasn't that he flinched or anything
but when she hits him,
he doesn't seem surprised.
He's just standing still.
Like it always happens?
- It became a habit.
- How does it feel when you get hit?
- Be honest.
Straightforward.
- Our store has large glass windows with a lot of people passing by,
and I feel very embarrassed and humiliated
when I get hit in front of other people.
- But you can't say anything because you're afraid of breaking up?
- Because you love her?
- Because of breaking up.
To my eyes at least, she is a pretty girl.
Someone I really love...
- Let me ask you one thing.
Don't you ever think his pride is hurt?
- He doesn't say anything and just smiles,
so how would I know that?
- Why.
- Then what if your boyfriend became
serious and told you to stop?
- I'd be upset and stop.
But your boyfriend just smiles.
- And doesn't say anything?
- He just says "Oh" and smiles.
- If I become angry at her she would say,
"I'm not talking to you, I'm going home."
She tells me she'll go home, so...
- Why didn't you let her just go?
- Do you feel like you won't be able to see her again then?
- Are you afraid of it?
Just get hit then.
Get hit.
- What concerns me is that after this show is aired,
your parents would find out.
- He's a precious son.
- I was raised with care by my parents and also I'm the first son in the house...
- You're the first son?
- I don't think that's a problem, I just have to fix this first...
- Girlfriend...
- My parents don't know yet, but all my friends do.
- Let's meet the friends then.
Can we talk to the person beside?
- Hello.
- Please grab the microphone.
- How do you know each other?
- I'm friends with both of them.
I've been friends with her since middle school and with him since high school.
So I've seen everything.
- So did you introduce them to each other?
- I was there when they first met.
When she was sticking in the chopsticks.
- When she was sticking in the chopsticks.
- Hyun-jung actually was very aggressive
since she was in middle school.
We used to say that god gave her a pretty face but took away everything else.
She would swear at girls too but she wouldn't hit them.
She tends to be extremely aggressive toward men.
Speaking very harshly.
But as you can see, she's pretty.
So I guess her face was her weapon.
If she smiles at them after hitting them,
they would be okay with it.
- She was okay until then.
- Did she hit her previous boyfriends too?
- Yes, she did.
- So she hit them in front of her friends?
- Yes.
She doesn't care if her friends are there,
she was acting so harsh one day that I left
and I cried on my way home.
- You cried.
- Ay.
- Because you were upset.
- Why did you cry?
- Because he's embarrassed.
- No.
Because he can't break up with her.
- Because he's so angry but he can't break up with her.
He's upset because of how he feels.
- Yes.
Also, she would hit my friends too...
- She hit your friends too?
What? wait.
- Really?
- Can the friends who've been hit raise their hands please.
- Why?
- Honestly...
- She didn't hit any girls though.
- No, no.
Did you do nothing when she hit you?
- When I first saw her and she was drunk...
- On the first day?
- The first day.
I actually got a hair perm that day.
And she kept pulling the back of my hair.
So I told her to stop and I guess
she found my reaction to be funny and
started to punch me with her fist.
I didn't say anything because she was my friend's girlfriend.
I thought she would stop but she just kept on doing it.
- At least she didn't slap you.
- That would've drove me crazy.
- The person beside him, can you understand this?
- Who are you?
- Can you understand this?
- Are you a friend?
- No.
- But still, can you understand this?
I'm sorry.
- It's not just friends who can understand.
- I honestly can't understand it.
- You can't.
- I think he is forgiving everything
just because his girlfriend is pretty.
- The person who I thought was his friend but who isn't his friend is saying that
this is unacceptable from an objective view.
- Can you give the microphone to the person beside you?
- Why?
- Is that flower giving you a hard time?
- Right?
- That huge flower seems to just be there.
Her head.
Why do you hit your boyfriend's friends?
- Jung-hoon's friends are my friends too.
I went to a co-ed school, so I'm used to hitting my guy friends.
So I thought my boyfriend would understand,
because he likes to goof around as well.
- She's just used to hitting people
and people not saying anything to her.
So she thinks it's okay for her to do that.
Can you tell us about another time your girlfriend gave you a hard time?
- Well, at least those are my friends.
I worked at an office until last year,
and I was drinking with my co-workers.
These were people I have to see everyday, and she would hit them too.
- In front of your co-workers?
- Swearing...
- Was she drunk?
- Sober.
- Yes.
- It was her first time seeing them?
- My office.
First time seeing them.
- Did she hit your co-workers or hit you in front of them?
- She hit his co-workers.
- She hit his co-workers?
- Why did you hit them?
His co-workers?
It was your first time meeting them.
- No matter who he meets, my boyfriend always tells them.
"Hyun-jung will turn different in an hour."
Like a warning.
- So you change a little.
- So I'm not drunk but when I hear that,
I feel like hitting him.
- She thinks that he has to put up with this
if he wants to date her.
Have you ever thought or talked about
breaking up with her sometimes?
- Yes.
You know a BB gun, right?
Once I bought a BB gun to play with my friends,
and I'd kept in the passenger seat drawer.
"What is this?"
She took it out and loaded it...
- And shot it?
- She shot it?
- At my thigh.
- While you were driving?
- She didn't shoot right away, she said "What did you do wrong?"
"What?"
- What?
All of a sudden?
- "What?"
And then she shot me.
"It hurts."
- While you were driving?
- I told her to stop, but she would load it and point it at my ears.
She could shoot me.
I was scared and told her to stop
but she shot my right foot while I was stepping on the accelerator.
So the car rocked sideways and I almost got into an accident.
So I thought if I could date a girlfriend who plays around so dangerously...
- Why did you use a BB gun
and threaten him dangerously?
- I told him not to buy it.
Because he likes to be silly as well,
so I thought he'd do this to me too.
He goofed around to me too.
- It wasn't even loaded...
- That's still wrong.
- It's scary.
- Well...
- But he was driving.
It's dangerous.
- What's important is that he should've known that I wouldn't do it
if he wouldn't do it to me.
But he was so consumed with his own fear, so the car wobbled.
I'd only shoot him when we're at a stop sign.
- What?
- I shot him when we were stopped.
- But your boyfriend's fear is from
everything you've done to him so far.
- Right.
- I don't think of it as violence.
It's my way of showing affection.
- Do you not realize how serious your problem is right now?
- I actually think I'm doing pretty good.
- What does 'men' mean to you?
- Sparring partner?
- Just a close friend.
- All a close friend?
- Have you ever been hit by a really good female fighter?
- Why?
- No, I wanted to do a real sparring.
- You said that he asks for it.
He asks to be hit.
But that doesn't make any sense
since your friend next to you said that
you hit all your previous boyfriends.
Have you ever thought that maybe it's your problem?
- No one actually criticized me or got angry with me because of that.
- No one got angry.
- I think it's because all of my friends
didn't say anything and just let it go.
- So if your boyfriend tells you to stop drinking because you are
giving him hard times when you do,
do you intend on changing or do you think you'll break up with him?
- Umm...
- Is this something to think about?
- No, I think she can't let her pride say that she will.
She doesn't feel that way.
- I have a lot of pride too, but
I don't think he would break up with me over something like that.
- If he tells you to break up, will you persuade him to stay?
- I don't think I will.
- You don't think you will?
- I like to goof around and I thought that my boyfriend and I hit it off very well.
But if he says it's not working...
- She chose goofing around over her boyfriend.
- Have you ever put yourself in his shoes?
- Right, right.
- "Hey, did you eat?"
- I like it.
- You like it?
- I'm speechless
- I have nothing to say.
- "Hey, did you eat?"
- "Hey, let's go home."
- I like it.
- I like getting hit in the abdomen.
- She says she's okay with it, but if that actually happened, she'd go crazy.
- She'd cry and go crazy. -Why didn't you try doing exactly the same?
- You've never tried it, right?
- No.
- Are you afraid something's going to happen then?
- That you'll get hit?
- I don't think she'll call me then.
- Wait, so.
- You're afraid of her not calling?
- Your girlfriend just said something very big.
You must've been really shocked.
- He's not shocked right now.
Because he knows that she'll do that... -He knows.
- And I think she has already said that a few times before.
- Of course.
- I really tried hard.
- How did you try?
- What can you do after hearing this?
- I won't persuade him to stay. -You won't persuade him to stay?
- This is a very serious situation then.
- He must've tried hard to change things.
- Are you upset?
- He always lost to her. -Although he loves her...
- How would I know if his pride is hurt?
- Oh no, he's crying.
- I don't think she knew how serious this was either.
- I used to take her out a lot.
- He's just really upset.
He really loves her.
- She's saying she has to break up if he can't put up with her.
That's the same as saying she has to break up if he doesn't buy her stuff.
It's the same thing.
- He loves you so much.
He's someone you love but you hit him in his face, head and everywhere else.
He's so embarrassed and upset,
to the point he's crying.
You're giving him a hard time.
It's only goofing around for you.
He said he cried by himself.
Between lovers.
- Is there one thing you'd really like
to change after coming on this show today?
- I was working for a company, and I just opened my own store.
So I'm an employer and she's an employee. - Right.
- An employer getting hit by an employee.
- But I'd ask her to come to work by 2 o'clock at the latest.
Giving her convenience as a girlfriend.
She doesn't come in time but I can't even ask her.
"Aren't you coming?"
Then she wouldn't come because I asked.
If her friends come, she would just leave.
- Doing as she pleases.
- She asked to buy a mat.
So I bought a mat.
And she would put the mat down
in the store and sleep on it.
- Sleep?
- And your store has large glass windows?
- Yes.
- You know that your boyfriend really loves you.
- Yes.
- I wonder if you're exploiting his love.
- He told me to work at his store because he'll give me that convenience.
- Was sleeping on the mat also a part of that convenience?
- He bought the mat.
- You told him to buy it.
- But I wasn't the only one...
- No, here...
- We didn't sleep together...
- You heard what your boyfriend had to say.
You also saw other people's faces
and their reactions today.
How do you feel right now?
- My boyfriend always tells me he's sorry
so why should I...
- But wait.
He's just losing to you. Do you think he's really sorry?
- He shouldn't say he's sorry if he's not.
- Okay.
I'm going to conclude that the girlfriend is right.
Because if he's afraid of her leaving him, he has to endure everything.
But if he really wants her to change, he has to tell her.
And if she can't understand that and leaves, there's nothing that can be done.
- It's not meant to be.
- What do you like the most about your boyfriend that you love very much?
The most attractive point.
- Even when I fool around too much,
he takes it very well without making things very awkward.
- He's accepting everything about you.
- It's like raising a daughter.
- He spoiled her too much...
- If she wants to buy something,
he would and not get mad for being late.
- Is there anything you wish from your girlfriend?
- I love you no matter what you do, but if you can stop swearing and violence,
I think I will love you forever.
- Wow.
Great.
- Hye-ryun, is this a concern or not?
- This is a big concern.
- A big concern.
- You look ready to fight.
- I want to show her what it's like to be hit.
- How it's like to be hit?
- Then she knows how much he's hurt.
I've been hit before.
Being pinched and pulled by the hair,
that's really not a good thing.
I hope you realize that and live a life
where other people don't hate you.
- Your posture.
- Your beauty won't last forever.
Where else will you find such a great guy.
Where can you find such a nice guy.
- So nice.
- Try to rebuild your relationship in an open minded way.
- He will treat you even better if you act nicely.
- I also think it's a concern.
I thought that it might be great if they could get married.
If you do, I'll be your wedding singer.
- Think carefully about marriage though.
I mean, they're still young.
Only 24 years old.
- Right.
- Please press the button, if you can relate to this concern.
- 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
And stop.
- Stop.
- "How dare you leave me?"
"So I can do whatever I want."
I think this is the most cruel thing. - Right.
- Of course.
- I think you need to keep the minimum respect and manner.
I hope things work out positively.
Say something to your boyfriend.
- I want to change but I think
you need to help along the way.
I hope you would stop sighing, and let's try to make things work together.
- Let's see how many votes we got.
- Love that hurts.
Are we over 100 votes?
- 136.
136.
- 146.
- The title is endless war.
Hello.
I'm a mother in my 50s, with no joy in my life.
I'd like to talk about my 24 year old son.
"Whoa!"
"Is that a person or a monster?"
- "Ay, ay."
"How can he live like that?"
- My son used to be extremely obese,
weighing 160kg at 173cm.
However, he managed to lose 80kg in 1 year and 9 months.
- Wow.
It's like half of his body weight gone.
- So I thought he might finally be able to be confident again. But "Knock, knock,"
"What are you doing son?"
- "Close the door."
- "What are you doing in your room?"
- "I said close the door!"
- He has completely shut down to his family.
"Son, why are you living like this?"
"How long are you going to do this?"
- "Arghhh!"
"Mind your own business."
"I'll just live like this until I die, so leave me alone."
- I cry everyday because of my son who
seems to be even more lost after dieting.
How can I bring my son back into this world?
- He succeeded.
- I don't get it, because he must look good
since he lost 80kg.
- I don't understand because he succeeded his dieting.
- I just don't understand.
- I want to hear how he lost 80kg.
- Yes.
- I weigh exactly 80kg.
It's like my whole body came out of him.
- Right.
- It's like my body came out.
- So you're head weighs 25kg?
- This came out.
- We really need to applaud him.
This is really amazing.
- Let's talk to our guest and
find out why he has shut himself down.
- Let's welcome our guest.
Please come out.
- Hello.
Hello.
Welcome.
- Did your son really lose 80kg?
- Yes.
- Amazing.
- He started in Spring of 2015, so for about 1 year and 9 months.
- In 1 year and 9 months?
- That's amazing.
- He gave up everything for diet.
He was obese since he was a child.
- He was obese since he was a child.
- And he reached 160kg in high school...
- People must've made fun of him a lot.
- It's okay if they just walk by,
but they'd say things like "Is that a person or a monster?"
- They would whisper.
- As his mother, it breaks my heart.
- I don't get why they say things like that.
- Shouldn't he be happy if he lost weight?
- He's not confident.
He's the same as before he lost weight.
He won't come out of his room and
he is obsessed with not re-gaining weight.
- But why does he need to
shut down from his family?
- So I scold him from time to time.
If I scold him for living the way he does,
he'd yell at me and my heart begins to pound.
- What does he do in his room?
- Even if I try to clean up his room,
he won't let me in his room.
- He doesn't even let you open the door?
- "Get out."
- Even if you open the door.
- If we really have something to say, we would talk on KakaoTalk.
At first, he used to reply back when I messaged him.
But after he lost weight, we would ignore my messages.
- Why?
- Then he would come out of his room and
tell me "Why don't you come talk to me instead of messaging me."
- Have you ever scolded him real hard?
- You think I haven't tried?
I've tried everything.
But nothing really works...
- But the fact that your son came out on the show today,
it means he wants to work things out.
- I think so.
- Most peoples' situations get better after talking on this show.
Most get better.
So just think that you did the right thing by coming here today...
That seems like your son.
He is very handsome too.
- He looks like his mother.
- Very handsome.
- He's looks nice.
Hello.
- Hello.
- How handsome!
- Look at his jaw line.
- I can't imagine how he used to look.
- I wonder how you succeeded his diet.
- I never skipped a meal.
- You ate all three meals?
- Yes, but I ate small portion of each.
At first, I ate 1/10 of my usual portion
and then slowly increased my portion.
- Did you mostly do cardio exercise?
Or more of muscle exercise?
- Now I mostly strengthen my muscles.
But I used to do more cardio before,
focusing on burning off the fat.
- I think a lot of the viewers are wondering
how you lost your weight.
- What you did is amazing.
Let us applaud you first.
- You've won a battle against yourself.
- This is really difficult.
- Looking at him, I can't imagine that he used to weigh 160kg...
- You just can't imagine.
- Right.
- But I don't understand why you keep torturing yourself,
when you've already lost so much weight.
- Exactly.
Getting angry at your mom.
- When mom talks to me,
she usually tells me to eat.
Bringing me food like chicken and pizza.
- She's putting you in dilemma.
- Why did you do that?
He's on a diet.
- Why didn't you mention that?
- But, really why did you do it?
- They just have different perspectives.
- I'm his mother.
My son only eats chicken breast and egg.
One day he gave me some chicken breast
and told me to try some.
So I did, and it smelled awful.
It really upsets me that my son
has been eating this for over a year.
I'm his mother, yet I never knew.
- You just want to feed him something.
- There's this joy you get from eating...
- I'm going through something similar.
My son also used to weigh 115kg.
It's a war against weight.
Seung-jae, eat an apple instead.
He lost 40kg in one year, from 115kg.
- That's nice.
- One day, he felt faint when he stood up.
He got anemia.
That made me so upset.
That's crazy.
He shouldn't push himself this far.
I think all mothers would feel this way.
- Right.
- I can't imagine him when he was 160kg just by looking at him right now.
We have a photo of him.
- Really?
- Let's take a look.
- Who is that?
- This is when I was in high school. -In high school.
- That's unbelievable.
- In this photo, I weighed about 140kg.
- It looks like a gangster wearing a name tag.
- This is better than plastic surgery.
- You look so much better right now.
Why won't you buy new clothes
and go out to enjoy the new you?
- If I go out, my meal plan will be broken.
- Because if you meet your friends, you have to eat and drink.
- You're very determined.
- You look great now, but are you not satisfied?
- Do you need to lose more?
- I'm not satisfied with how I look in photos.
I want to lose a little bit more.
I weigh about 78kg right now and I want to lose it down to 70kg.
- 8kg more?
- That's the ideal weight for my height...
- Normal weight.
Right?
- That was about 70kg for me.
- Can you stand up quickly?
- You look so great.
- You look so much slimmer than Chan-woo.
- You don't need to lose more weight.
- Was there a definitive moment that made you decide to lose weight?
- When I went outside,
people used to stare at me as if I was an animal.
My family told me we would all be happy if I lost weight.
Hearing that made me decide
that I should go on a diet.
- If you want your family to be happy,
why are you getting angry at your mother?
- You get sensitive when you're on a diet.
Stressed from not being able to eat and I think I let it out on my family.
- Because moms are most easy-going.
- Right.
- What's the biggest stress for you right now?
- I lost some weight, but I need to take care of something else.
- Something else?
- I have stretched skin.
- Your existing weight.
- Because there are no muscles...
- It's okay when I wear clothes,
but when I see my body after showering,
sometimes I feel disgusted by it.
- That must be stressful.
- How stretched out is it?
- It would stretch out this far.
- If you pull hard on it?
- It would stretch out this much.
- Half of your body weight has been removed.
- But is it just you that's disgusted,
or do other people make fun of it?
- It must be just himself.
- When I took a shower at the gym
and changed my clothes, someone asked me
how much weight I lost.
- Why does he care?
- So I told him I lost 60kg.
And he gave me this look.
- What look?
- He looked surprised and it looked similar
to how people looked at me when I was fat.
- How other people see you...
- You seem to care too much about it.
- They could be surprised.
That's possible.
But you are thinking to yourself
- that they are looking at you in a certain way. - Exactly.
- Maybe you can scare them a little.
Yes, I lost 60kg when I was in prison.
- I think you should be proud of it.
- He used to be obese, so...
- Stretched skin is inevitable since he has lost a lot of weight.
Is there anything he can do?
- Are you asking me?
- Yes, yes...
- Did you know about this?
That he is worried about stretched skin?
Yes I did.
He went to get consultations by himself.
- At a hospital?
- At a hospital.
- He explained how they will cut some skin
and about the post-surgery procedures.
He also told me that the surgery cost 18,000 dollars.
- That's a lot of money.
- So I couldn't say anything.
I need to do whatever it takes to make my son happy.
So I told him to wait just 3 years.
I'm working at a restaurant kitchen,
and I told him I would save 500 dollars every month from now on.
So I would be able to afford his surgery
in exactly 3 years.
Then he told me how I could save up
18,000 dollars of money when I'm not doing that well financially right now.
He told me it was impossible and
not to talk about it.
But I wanted to do it for him, no matter what it takes.
I work 6 days a week, taking Sundays off.
So I was supposed to go to my part-time job today.
- You have a part-time job as well?
- I had to cancel it to come on the show.
- When I asked the experts,
they said that surgery for stretched skin
can make it look even worse because you're cutting off skin.
Because...
- Because of the scar?
- So it's better to gradually get rid of it by taking a lot of protein.
And surgery can actually cause more scars.
- Right.
I got consultations too.
Because I didn't want to look at my skin stretching.
But..
- Did you just eat something?
- I'd get a scar as if I had a c-section.
Then I'd be embarrassed of my scar.
- Right.
- So I'm glad I didn't do it.
- Have faith in your body.
It'll eventually come back, and you're just feeling impatient.
- But you're a grown-up and you can work on your own, right?
Part-time jobs.
- Right.
- But I haven't reached my goal yet.
- So you can't go outside at all?
- I had a yo-yo syndrome once.
I regained 12kg instantly.
So I started exercising hardcore.
- Exercising.
- I think I overcame it because
I focused all my life in exercising.
- Why did you say that to your mother when she said she'll save money?
- She tends to overspend money.
- Like how?
- For example, she would buy a 3,000 dollar massage chair...
- Your mother?
- She buys a 600 dollar cycle machine
and also a 350 dollar chair because she has bad blood circulation...
- So she must have bad blood circulation.
- But she buys them.
- Then she should use them.
- It ends up being a laundry hanger.
- I actually got a surgery in both knees.
It hurts for me to be even sitting here.
- You can straighten your legs.
Straighten your legs.
I'll straighten them out for you.
- Straighten out.
- Michelle, straighten them.
- And my spines #4 and 5 are...
- Lie down.
Lie down.
- So I got a surgery 2 years ago.
I'm standing 12 hours a day, so it's hard for me.
And it doesn't recover.
- So you bought the massager?
- The doctor said I have to
keep exercising to get better.
So I bought it with my card.
But I think my son is a little upset
because he thinks that if I don't buy all these stuff,
I can afford to pay for his surgery.
- You knew your mother was sick, right?
Right?
- Have you ever given her a massage?
- Yeah.
- No, I haven't.
- Why not?
- Because I was having a hard time as it is.
- Really...
- We tend to take our parent's
love and sacrifice for granted.
Let's talk to the person beside.
It's the wife of her husband's brother.
Hello.
- Hello.
- What do you think about her concern?
- I was very frustrated at first.
When I visit their house, he wouldn't
come out to eat or talk with the relatives.
But she always tries to support her son.
She even went to work the day after
she got her surgery, without taking rest.
She must also be emotionally ill,
because she has no one to talk about it.
- What did he say that hurt you the most?
Of what he said...
- One day, I complained about the situation.
He said that he's never gotten arrested
like his friends or did anything bad.
That I should be cheering him up
for trying so hard and losing 80kg.
Why I was scolding him and being demanding.
So I said I want to die,
and he told me not to say it when I'm not going to die.
At that moment, I couldn't believe that he was my son.
I just felt that way.
- Doesn't your husband say anything?
- My husband is neglectful of my son.
His sister is also not very caring...
- I think they don't care that much.
When I started dieting,
I was also hurt by my family.
- Like what...
- I told my family that I'm going on a diet.
The first thing my dad said was
"How could a person like you lose weight?"
When mom is outside with me,
she would walk really far away from me.
- Your mother?
- Yes.
Because she's embarrassed.
She says she's embarrassed a lot.
So I thought maybe I can talk to my sister.
I told her I think I'm have yo-yo syndrome.
That I think I have bulimia and anorexia.
And the first thing she said was "So what?"
- She should've said something like "It must be so hard for you."..
- I just wanted to be consoled.
- Right.
- If you keep thinking about the past,
it'll only hurt you and your mom.
- But it seems like you remember the times when you were hurt, right?
But you're probably forgetting the times when you hurt your family. -Yes.
- I'm sure that while you were dieting
you hurt your dad, mom or sister
in one way or another.
- You have to talk about how you were hurt
to talk it out and make it better.
I heard that's your friend beside.
I think he must've heard a lot of things. Let's talk to him. Hello
Hello.
- How do you know her son?
- I've been friends with Ji-yong for 10 years since middle school.
And I was the only one he met
when he weighed 160kg.
- What do you think?
Do you think he needs to lose more weight?
- I think he's perfectly capable of living a normal life. No one would think he's fat.
I don't think he needs to lose more weight.
- I think so too.
- He's so obsessed with losing weight
that I hardly get to see him and only talk to him through the phone..
- Really?
- Yes.
I haven't seen him in a while.
- You haven't seen him in a while?
How long has it been?
- I think we haven't met for 2-3 months.
- Right now is a very important time.
Early to mid 20s.
- Yes, very important.
- You need to go out to the world and face a lot of different people.
You need to get hurt.
So you'll become strong and then when you're in your 30s-40s,
you have plenty of experience and you know how to be happy.
If you avoid meeting other people
because you're afraid of getting hurt,
you'll always be hurt easily and you'll suffer for the rest of your life.
You have to meet people now.
- I think you've set a wrong goal,
because your goal shouldn't be in kilogram.
Your goal should be qualitative,
like what kind of clothes you want to wear, or what kind of lifestyle you want to live.
But the only goal you have is in kilograms.
But what are you going to do once you reach your goal weight?
- So you've never been happy after you lost weight?
I really want to ask you.
- There were times when I was happy.
About a year ago when I was losing weight,
my family seemed to smile a lot and that motivated me to lose 15kg in a month.
Back then I felt accomplished and happy.
- I think everyone here thinks the same.
You have 70kg as your goal weight.
That's your goal.
I think everyone here thinks that you can stop now.
Then you've already reached your goal.
It's just you who's not satisfied.
Your mom doesn't want to see you stuck in your room.
She is worried that your beautiful youth
is being wasted away.
Isn't that true?
You want him to go out and meet friends
even if he's a little chubbier.
- I just want him to live normally.
- I'm 161cm tall.
The average weight for my height is 55kg, but I weigh much more than that.
But I can do what I want,
and live my life to the fullest.
Like I'm working with some very good people
and being on this show right now.
- Right.
It's not like someone's going to walk up to Michelle and tell her,
"You can't do this because you're over the average weight."
- They can't do that.
- I've lived all my life being over the average weight.
- How confident.
- You're trapped in your own thought.
What worries you the most?
- My son is at the age when he should blossom and grow.
He should think about getting married and getting a career as well.
But he doesn't seem to try...
- Because he's home all the time.
- So I'm worried.
- What's your dream?
What's your dream job?
- You must've had a goal when you decided to lose weight.
- I don't have any right now.
- You don't have any right now.
- What about before?
- Because dieting was your biggest goal?
- What was your goal when you started your diet?
- To go outside like a normal person...
- You are a normal person.
- You can go outside right now.
- I do have a goal though.
I'll diet only until February or March, whether or not I reach my goal weight.
And I will get a job to earn money.
Even if I tell my mom about it, she doesn't seem to trust me.
I think she's worried about me so much and that's why she came on this show today.
- Is there one last thing you want to say to your son today?
- When you weighed 160kg,
we were both very desperate.
But you've lost 80kg and
I really want to applaud you on that.
I really want to show you off to people.
I hope we can talk more as a family,
and try not to hurt each other in the future.
- I just want to tell you this.
Now that you've lost 80kg, you have to think about other things.
Your role in the society and also in your family.
You still need to fulfill those roles while you lose weight.
You need to learn to be a part of the society.
I have low self-esteem too, so I always
doubt it when someone says they like me.
I think like 'What is he up to? Is he going after my wealth?'.
It's an inferiority complex I have.
You need to get over it yourself.
Also, everyone in the house speaks in a very depressed tone and I think
it's making your mother feel more ill.
You need to give her a positive energy,
but there seems to be this depressing energy in the house.
- You should talk more cheerfully too.
- Hye-ryun, do you think this is a concern?
- I think the mother should just stop worrying about it so much.
- She should just let it go.
She should just trust him.
- What about you, Hye-mi?
- Me too, I don't think it's a concern.
Like I've said before, you lost 80kg
and you're a person who's capable of achieving so much more in life.
It's not a concern.
- I don't think it's a concern as well.
I'm sure you'll soon find a girlfriend who love you just the way you are.
So I think you should use the money that you saved up for your surgery to buy a car,
and travel with your girlfriend.
- That's how it turns out?
- Please press the button if you think this is a concern for the mother.
- 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Stop.
- We're finished.
- You can say something to your mother.
- Mom, I'm just very sorry. That's all I can say to you.
- He's a nice son.
- Crying.
- He just doesn't know how to express it.
- I'm just really sorry.
- Why sorry.
- Because I think that all I did
was hurt my parents' feelings.
- You can change from now on.
- I want to change but it's hard to,
and I feel sorry about that too.
I'm sorry.
- After today, you'll be able to...
- Be good to your mother.
Let's do it!
- Yes.
I think in both of their tears,
it holds a lot of meanings.
I'm glad you came on this show,
and I think you guys have good days ahead.
I wonder how many votes we got.
Let's see.
- The last digit is 4.
Are we over 100 votes?
84 votes.
- Okay.
Thank you.
- Please don't run away!
Hello.
My name is Uzoh Paul Chiedozie from Nigeria and I'm living in Daegu.
I've been living in Korea for 9 years.
But why do Korean people keep asking me strange questions?
"You're from South Africa?"
"Do you have cellphones in Nigeria?"
"Do Nigerian people wear clothes?"
Who would...
This is not ancient times.
I'm just stunned.
Even when I'm on the subway or bus,
people would slowly get away from me.
Why do Korean people think I'm dirty?
Once I went to look for an apartment.
"I don't rent out rooms to Africans because they are dirty."
I'm not dirty.
Please be kind to me.
- People might think a certain way,
or their eyes could glance quickly.
But I really don't understand people who would speak it out loud.
- So the other person can hear.
- I just don't get it.
- Are they talking to themselves loudly?
Uzoh Paul, please come out.
He took off his shoes for the slide.
- His body.
Wow.
- Hello.
- Please introduce yourself.
- Hello.
My name is Uzoh Paul. I'm 31 years old and I'm from Nigeria.
- Uzoh Paul.
When you came out, you looked very fit.
You must work out a lot.
- Are you a fitness trainer?
What do you do?
- I work out as a hobby.
- A hobby.
- I'm a grad student.
- What's your major?
- My major?
I study IT engineering.
- IT engineering.
- I came to Korea 9 years ago.
- 9 years.
- What brought you to Korea?
- I like the people.
Also, I like hangover soup.
- Earthen pot hangover soup.
You're just like a Korean person.
- Hangover soup is the best after drinking.
- You came to Korea because you like the people.
But you're also concerned because of Korean people.
Right?
- Yes.
Mostly females.
If I'm near them, they say they're scared.
It also happens in elevators.
Someone saw me inside the elevator
and then didn't get on it.
- That's really...
- It seems like you're very muscular because you work out a lot.
- You look strong
- Maybe it's because you look too strong.
- But I wear thick coats during winter.
- That'll cover up your muscles.
- Yes, and they'd still be scared.
- You have very pretty eyes.
- Right.
- How can they be scared when he has such pretty eyes?
- Can you look this way?
- He looks like a deer.
- Can we see your hairstyle?
- I.
- Cute.
- Maybe you didn't have your hat on?
- I think this is cute too.
- How about public transit?
- If I'm sitting down, people won't sit beside me.
- Really?
- So I stand up because I feel like
I'm making them stand up when I'm sitting.
- You're being considerate.
- I wonder if they think that I'm gross...
- Those facial expressions.
- If they do.
- Yes, if they do.
- That must be so upsetting.
- Why do you think Korean people are doing this?
- Maybe because I'm a foreigner?
Maybe because I'm a foreigner and I'm African.
I think that might be why.
- Stereotypically, people say that
people in South Africa have guns and it's very dangerous there.
But when I went, everyone was so nice.
People in crime-ridden areas might be dangerous of course.
But normal people were so much more
innocent and kind than us.
- Right.
- It's a misunderstanding.
What's your personality like?
- I'm nice.
- So nice.
I'm very scared of snakes.
- You're scared of snakes?
- Snakes are scary.
That was really funny.
I'm so nice.
I'm so nice that I'm scared of snakes.
- Then we're all nice.
- It kind of makes sense though.
- I'm nice enough to be scared of snakes.
- He's humorous as well.
- He joked about it.
- What do you think, Michelle?
- I can relate to this.
Because I...
- Like what?
- When I was younger and I got on bus,
no one would sit beside me, really.
And if I was playing with my friends,
their parents would come and tell them not to touch me because I was dirty.
- That must've been really hurtful.
- Yes, a lot when I was younger.
- So we have some of your
close friends here today.
Hello.
- Hello.
I've been friends with Uzoh Paul for 4 years since we met in school.
When I first saw him, he looked strong.
- He looked strong.
- Strong.
- He looked strong.
- I don't understand dialect.
- But once I talked to him, he was completely approachable.
Really?
He also speaks in dialect.
- He speaks in dialect?
- He sounds really cute, speaking in dialect and everything.
- Try speaking in dialect.
- Paul, did you eat?
- Young-ja.
- Why?
- Did you eat?
- I ate.
Did you eat, Paul?
- I ate a lot.
Ate a lot.
- You eat well.
Oh, good!
Try speaking in the Kyungsang province dialect with her.
- Do you hit your boyfriend?
- A little.
- You shouldn't do that.
- Do you want to hit him as well?
- You shouldn't do that.
- Imagine you have a lovely girlfriend
but she beats you up really hard.
How would you feel?
- Your face and head.
- Pulling your hair.
Even though she can't.
- She has to try hard.
She has to try hard.
- Shave your head!
- She can't pull your hair.
- How do you think people treat Paul?
- There are different foreigners
from the US, Canada, Australia and more.
- Of course, from France too.
- When he says he's from Africa,
people's attitude changes.
- Thinking he's inferior to them.
- I can see it in their eyes.
- Right.
It must be difficult.
The person beside, hello.
- Hello.
- Welcome.
Do you understand Paul's concern?
- My name is Veiga and I'm from the Central African Republic.
We can't choose how we're born.
We don't choose to be born in Africa.
It just hurts our feelings if they belittle us for being Africans.
We're all humans.
- When was the hardest time for you?
There must've been a difficult time.
- When I first came, I got a part-time job.
I worked at an ice cream store and I had co-workers from different countries.
They were from countries like China and Bangladesh.
The owner wouldn't swear at other employees
but he'd swear at my African colleagues.
I quit my job because it upset me.
That was upsetting.
It's stereotypical to think that people in
Africa don't have houses, food or clothes.
But I think that's a misunderstanding.
People see that in UNICEF.
They see what's on television.
- Think that all of Africa is like that.
- Think that's how it is.
But many people in Africa aren't like that.
- Right.
- Many people dress and eat well.
I hope that we just get along as we're all human beings.
- That's a good point.
We see that for donation campaigns
so we are likely to think that.
- I'm on the internet and SNS.
If someone asks me where I'm from
and I say that I'm from Nigeria,
They'd say "Oh, Africa."
- Just like that.
- And they leave the chat room.
- There's no reaction?
- No reaction.
They just leave.
People ask me some funny questions.
- Like what?
- Do you guys have cellphones?
Do you use soap when you shower?
Questions like these.
When you open your doors in the morning,
do wild animals like tigers come in?
- Running around in the back yard.
- Giraffes and elephants.
- I've never seen wild animals in my life.
- Yes, this is all a prejudice.
- Personally, I've been ignorant too.
- I've been ignorant too.
- I thought that they must know a lot of different animals.
Aren't you a city boy?
- Right.
- I'm not from the city.
- I'm sorry.
- What other questions did you get?
- Even professors would ask me if there were computers in Africa.
- A professor?
A Korean professor?
- I told him we do, and he thought they were old computers.
- 486, 286?
The big ones.
- "Do you only have big computers?"
- Even professors ask questions like that?
- I thought even professors don't know.
If I say I'm not a good singer, they ask
me why I can't sing well when I'm black.
- That all black people are good singers.
Because they have this soulful voice.
- When were you hurt the most, since you came to Korea?
- When I went to look for an apartment.
The room owner said that she can't rent out
the room to me because people from the
tropical area are a bit dirty.
So she can't rent out the room to me.
- Tropical area.
- That's crazy.
- Hearing that made me feel...
- I feel discriminated against and
I miss my family and friends back home.
- You must feel lonely.
- Being treated like this in Korea.
- That must hurt a lot.
- It must hurt.
When I talk to my family on the phone, I just tell them I'm doing well in Korea.
I don't talk about stuff like this.
- There are a lot of difficulties for you,
but what makes you want to stay here?
- I'm a Korean at heart.
- You're already a Korean at heart.
Aside from the people that dislike me,
there are friends and professors who love me and care about me as well.
- You've met a lot of good friends.
Good people.
- There are some good people in Korea too.
- They tell me they love Black people.
And that they want to become friends.
- Become friends.
- Some people are like that.
When I go to the public bath, they'd compliment my body.
- They compliment your body when you're naked?
- Do you like Korean public bath?
- I do.
- Going to sauna?
But I can't go there easily though.
Because people stare a lot.
People looking.
- They look at you a lot.
- Yes and it's overwhelming.
- Well, do you tend to be confident when you go in?
- It's overwhelming but not upsetting.
- People stare a lot at us too, although for different reasons.
- Us too.
- Was there a time when you were
hurt by people that you loved and trusted?
- I dated someone when I came to Korea.
- A girlfriend.
In Korea.
- Girlfriends in Korea tend to be...
- Girlfriends?
- You must've dated a lot.
- Oh my god!
He was here for 9 years.
- Yeah.
- All of them told me they loved me
and they would disappear the next day.
- Without any notice.
- I just can't get in contact with them all of a sudden.
- Korean women.
- Right.
I don't get it.
If we'd fought, I'd understand.
- But you didn't fight.
- No, and they didn't say anything about breaking up either.
- Do you have a girlfriend right now?
- Yes, I do.
- Wow!
He's a popular guy.
- I think this is the biggest reason why he wants to live in Korea.
- But I'm also worried about something.
If we're on the street.
- Holding hands together.
- I think people stare at
me and my girlfriend strangely.
- They tend to look at the girl strangely.
- Yes.
- So I kind of feel sorry
to my girlfriend as well.
- You don't have to feel sorry.
- I think because you are very fit,
people think that she might be dating you for the physical traits.
- That's what they might think.
- Didn't your girlfriend come today?
- She wanted to come but
her parents don't know that we're dating.
- They don't know.
- So.
- This is a problem already.
It's hard to tell your parents that
you're seeing a foreigner in Korea.
- Yes.
- Your girlfriend couldn't come since she's worried about her parents opposing, right?
- Yes.
My girlfriend said that her parents might be against it if they found out.
- She couldn't be here today, but we got her on the phone right now.
- Yes.
- She accepted our request.
She's probably listening right now.
Hello.
- Yes, hello.
- How was Paul's first impression?
- I met him at school because of my friend.
He actually hit on me first.
He seemed very cheerful and smiled a lot.
Also, it was a summer and he had a good body.
- Right.
- You checked him out.
- It's apparently the truth.
- When were you the most upset?
- When I told my friends that my boyfriend is from Nigeria,
they asked "Where's Nigeria?" and
"Why are you dating a Nigerian person?"
I don't know what to say then.
Many people would just assume that we're not in a serious relationship.
- Ay.
You must get upset a lot?
It must've been nice if you could come out to talk today.
But I guess you couldn't since your parents don't know yet?
- Yes, my parents don't know that I'm dating him yet,
so I couldn't go on the show.
- Are you planning on introducing him to your parents later?
- Yes, we're dating very well right now
and I want to introduce him to my parents.
- But you're concerned that
your parents might be against it?
- Right now, yes.
- Exactly.
- And my dad is from Kyungsang province.
- So he's very conservative.
- Yes, so...
- Is there anything you'd like to say
to our viewers as his girlfriend?
- We're loving each other very innocently
so I hope you don't stare too much.
Also, I hope you understand that he's a very kind and warm person.
- Say something to Paul too.
- To Paul.
- Honey, let's go on many dates and
make lots of good memories together.
Love you.
- Love you too.
- Did she hang up?
She said I love you and then hung up.
- Isn't she just disappearing as well?
- I guess her parents have no idea that you two are dating.
Right?
- Yes.
- We'll give you an opportunity right now.
Politely.
To your girlfriend's parents.
- Hello.
Please don't dislike me because I'm a foreigner and black.
I love her very much and I plan to do my best for her.
I hope you understand.
- You plan to do your best.
- Tell her that you're nice and you don't like snakes.
- I'm nice and I hate snakes.
- He hates snakes.
- There must be something that you're most worried about in life.
- I plan to graduate in August.
- Graduating in August.
- So I need to get a job after and I'm preparing my resume right now.
But because I'm black and I'm a foreigner.
- You hope that you're not prejudiced.
- I'm worried I might be discriminated.
- You're worried about that.
- I hope that doesn't happen.
- He just has different skin color and nationality.
He's a hard working guy.
So bright.
- He's a talented person
- Say something to the people watching this show.
- I hope you don't approach me with prejudice just because I'm a foreigner.
And I hope you don't run away from me and we can all get along well
- I mean it.
- Thank you.
Thank you for loving Korea.
Let's start with Michelle this time.
- I don't think it's a concern.
I've been discriminated against a lot since I was young because of my skin color.
Also because I didn't have a father and
my family was poor.
But the love from my family and friends
really helped me overcome that.
Not everyone in the world can like me.
So if I work hard and live my life
for the people that love and respect me,
I'll have a happy life ahead of me.
- Very thoughtful.
- It's not a concern.
I think you can overcome this.
I hope you cheer up and share passionate love with your girlfriend.
- Thank you.
- Hye-ryun.
- This is not a concern.
- It's not.
If you can relate to this concern,
please press the button.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Stop.
You just talked with your girlfriend on the phone.
Tell her you love her.
- Hi honey, I really love you.
I always thank you and love you
for being on my side regardless of what other people think.
- Let's see how many votes 'Please don't run away' got.
The last digit is 8.
Over 100 votes.
I think many people are cheering for you.
- 108.
- Thank you.
Be happy.
'Love that hurts' takes victory this week.
We will give out a gift card as the prize.
Congratulations.
- Don't hit him!
Don't hit him!
- For a healthy country without concerns.
- We are always on your side.
- Thank you.