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- We cherish all of your concerns.
Nationwide.
- Concern contest.
- Let me introduce
our special guests today.
It has been 3 months since he was discharged from the army.
And he's been actively appearing on different shows.
- On a lot of different shows.
- Shin-dong from Super Junior.
Mi-ju and Su-jeong from the lovely girl group, Lovelyz.
- Welcome.
- Hey guys.
- Shin-dong, we missed you a lot.
- I've been on this show 4 times. - Right, right.
- Why is this show going for so long?
No, but...
- Why are you in this industry for so long?
- That's right.
- Isn't it really long for an idol group?
- Even our name is Super Junior.
- Super Junior.
Juniors that won't grow up.
- When I first saw Super Junior,
I knew you would be the main vocal.
I wondered how good of a singer you were.
- Don't girl groups help you get through the army life?
- Yes, yes.
- Who was your favorite, Shin-dong?
- I really like Lovelyz here.
I really wanted to mention this.
My officer asked me if I knew any celebrity
since I'm a celebrity too.
- To cast them.
- To call them and cast them.
So I called Lovelyz' manager to cast them.
I asked if they could come to this show on the army,
and they really came.
- Really?
- They really came.
It was awesome.
- You must've been thankful.
How is it when you go the army?
- It gets really loud.
We were so nervous at first.
- Wahhh!
- But as we got more experience,
we started to wink and make larger motions.
- Can you sing a little song for Shin-dong
in response to Shin-dong's casting?
- Here?
- Here.
Then where, at home?
- That's weirder.
They should do it here.
- So pretty.
Exaggerate more.
This is the army.
- Oh My Baby.
Hello.
I'm a man in my 20s,
who is suffering from someone who loves me to death.
- "Aww my baby, I missed you so much."
"Please give me a hug."
- Even when I'm eating.
- "Huh?"
"Baby."
"You need to chew your food well."
"Okay?"
- This creepy person who keeps calling me baby
is my brother.
Not only does he treat me like a little child,
- "Baby, can I sleep beside you tonight?"
- What?
- That's so weird.
- "Awww"
"Please."
- He would then fall asleep beside me, hugging me tightly.
One day, I exploded.
"Stop it, I'm an adult.
- "Do you know how much I love you?"
- And he would start crying his heart out.
Please stop my brother's excessive love.
- This is strange.
- What do you think?
Girls don't even do this, right? - Why is he doing this?
- My sister calls me ugly.
- She must be really pretty then?
- No, she's not that pretty.
- Let's meet the guest now.
Please come out.
- Does your brother really call you 'Baby'?
- Yes. He also calls me
'Prince' and 'Baby'. - 'Baby'.
- Don't mothers call their kids 'Prince'? - Yes.
- Shin-dong, what does your mom call you?
- She treats me like some celebrity.
Oh, it's Shin-dong.
- Stop.
Is she a fan?
- How old are you? What's the age difference?
- My brother's 28 and I'm 24.
- 24 years old.
- I even came back from the army yet my brother treats me like a baby,
so it stresses me out a lot and
I hide from my brother when I see him.
- How does he treat you like a baby?
So that you're running away from him?
- If I'm walking around in my underwear. - That's the most comfortable.
- He likes to pat my butt.
He doesn't pat on my underwear,
he puts his hand inside my underwear.
- That's... - What a great skill.
How can he do that...
To his brother walking around?
- That's something you might do to your kids.
- When I'm eating, my brother keeps staring at me.
If I ask him what he's doing, he says that I look so precious when I eat.
- That he feels full just by watching me.
- He talks like that. - When he's touching you...
- Why are you bringing that up again?
We're talking about something else now.
- Does he ever cross the line? - He'll keep talking about it...
- What do you mean 'cross the line'?
- Just my butt cheek. - Just the butt cheek?
That's a relief.
- What's a relief?
- He stares at you when you eat, and what else?
- If I try to enter the crosswalk,
"Baby, it's dangerous".
- When people are watching?
- "Hold my hands when you cross the crosswalk."
- What?
- Hold hands?
- If I shake off his hands and walk away,
he'd tell me to put my arm up while walking across.
- He's treating you like a kindergartener.
- Maybe he's just trying to
joke around... - Yeah, joking around.
- I don't think he's just joking around.
I had to deal with this my entire life.
Sometime he would whisper in my ears
"Won, I love you".
He says stuff like that. - Why does he do that?
- When were you the most embarrassed?
- I went to a public bath with my brother once.
- Uh-oh.
- You're exposed.
- I was bare naked.
- You were completely exposed.
- So it was easy for him to pat my butt.
And he kept patting my butt.
Since people were watching, I told him to stop.
But he would keep following me and patting my butt.
- Have you ever gotten angry at him?
Like "What are you doing?"
- If I yell at him,
he starts to get teary.
- That's weirder.
- What is that?
- Ever since he was young, he would call me 'Baby' and 'Prince'.
He would say "Baby, it's dangerous".
"Won, I love you."
- I think 4-year age difference is the worst.
Because when my brother was going through puberty,
I was in elementary school and
and my brother would beat me up a lot.
And when I was going through puberty, my brother was in high school.
So I got beat up a lot as well.
Kept getting beaten up.
Beaten up constantly.
I'm really jealous.
-Let's meet his brother and
ask why he loves his brother so much.
Hello. Welcome.
- Hello.
Welcome.
- You look very.dandy
- Thank you.
- Are you Baby's brother?
- Yes, I am.
- Baby.
- Why do you call your brother 'Baby'?
He looks so lovely and precious to me.
So I call him 'Baby' and 'Prince'.
- Can you call him like you normally do?
- Baby.
- That's the worst.
That's the worst.
- Prince.
- Hey, stop. - Huh?
- Why do you treat your brother like a baby though?
- I think I feel like a parent.
He doesn't like having small eyes,
but it looks so lovely to me, and he looks so precious when he eats. - How?
- How does he eat?
- He munches on his food.
- He must munch to chew food. - How does he eat?
- How can he eat with his mouth not moving?
Everyone munches.
- He looks so precious.
He's not like anyone else.
- Can't you just ignore him?
I think that's why he's doing it.
- I tried not reacting at all
when he was patting my butt.
- Patting your butt. - Then he would just keep doing it.
Keep on patting.
- He doesn't stop? - Yes.
- And when you get angry, he cries?
- How can an older brother cry when the younger brother gets angry?
Acting. Are you joking around?
- You're 28 years old.
- I don't usually cry at other people,
but I get hurt easily at my brother.
Because I love him a lot.
- Do you get sad when he gets angry? - I get teary because I'm upset.
- I can understand that you find him cute.
But why do you want to sleep next to him? I don't get that the most.
- Sometimes when I wake up from my sleep, I miss my brother so much.
- You miss your brother when you wake up? - Yes.
- Do you have a girlfriend right now? - Yes, I do.
- That's a relief.
- I was becoming a bit suspicious. Yes.
- When my brother refuses to sleep together,
I would hide under his bed and sleep.
- That's really creepy.
- This is what you do to your kids.
You want to hold them and kiss them even when they're eating.
That's natural with your kids,
but I don't get how you can do that to your sibling.
- Our entire family is very used to showing affection.
- I see.
- Why don't you try locking up your room?
- I'd tell him to get out and lock the door. - Does he have the key?
- He would open my door with a chopstick.
- He can do that.
- I locked my door because I didn't want to get beaten up,
but my brother opened my door using the exact same way and beat me up.
- Can't you just let him sleep beside you?
- I could do that.
But...
- He touches you?
- Yes, and he pats my butt. - When you're sleeping?
- He touches you when you sleep? He tell you that he loves you?
- "I love you."
- This is hard to do even between men and women.
- Not common between men and women.
- He touches you when you sleep?
- Like this... - Doesn't he accidentally
cross the line?
- Stop saying that.
He has a thing for it.
- Really, why did you do that? Well...
- I thought I'd grow out of it when my brother would go into high school.
But I didn't at all.
Not even when I he got into university.
When he was in the army, I couldn't see him as much.
So I found him even more precious.
- How long do you think it'll last?
In your opinion? - I think forever.
- Even when you're 60?
- Yes.
- What if your brother gets married?
- Then I would secretly...
- Sneak into his house? - To pat his butt?
I can't imagine how it is.
Can you show us how you are when you're with your brother?
Just for a minute. - Really?
- We need to see.
- He's rushing down.
He wants to touch him.
- The older brother is cuter.
- And he's letting him.
- Cute.
- Look, he's letting him.
- Wait...
That's weird.
- If I'm doing something, my brother would
sneak up behind me. - Two men.
- We couldn't see.
We couldn't see.
- You should also call him 'Baby'.
Showing us the front.
- Looking this way.
- "Baby, what did you eat today?"
- That's how he says it. - It's very natural.
- Whisper to him.
- The whispering is so...
- I love you.
- Do you always say that to him? - Yes.
- Is there a reason why you came to
love your brother so much and treat him like your baby?
- Why did you come to love him so much?
- I'm afraid that he might disappear. - Why?
- He got in a really bad car accident when he was in 4th grade.
He could've died if he stepped in just an inch more.
He had a 10-hour surgery as well. - That's a big surgery.
- I saw him lying down on the hospital bed a lot.
- It was very scary for him.
Seeing all that.
- Worried that something might happen to his brother.
- Thinking that he could've lost his brother.
- What kind of accident was it?
- I was hit by a 1 ton truck when I was in 4th grade.
When I was doing my rehabilitation, the doctor told me
that it's a miracle that I could even walk. - It could've been really bad.
- But now I can run around.
- You're fine. - Are you healthy now?
- I've completely recovered.
- That's a relief.
- I have a big scar left on my left shin.
My brother always gets sad when he sees it.
- No wonder why. - That's why he tells you raise your arm
and walk around carefully.
- I understand that but I think people will
think strangely of us. - That's right.
- Let's meet his friends.
They must've seen it all.
Hello.
- Hello.
- Welcome.
Please introduce yourself.
- I'm Tae-won's friend, Lee Soo-hwa. - Whose friend?
Whose friend?
- Tae-won's friend.
- Did you know that his brother acts like this?
- I was the most surprised by how he would smell Tae-won.
- Smell? - How?
How does he smell Tae-won?
- He used to tutor Tae-won and I
when we were in high school.
He was our English tutor.
If we're studying, he would sneak up behind and smell the top of Tae-won's head.
- When you were in high school?
- Boys smell the most when they're in high school.
- I thought he was a pervert.
Or...
- That's possible.
- That he likes this kind of things.
- Likes this kind of things.
- To be exact, it's not the top of my head but the back of my head.
- Back of the head.
- The back side.
- Do you spray something there?
- No. I don't spray anything.
- So since then...
- Does it smell? It smells.
It doesn't smell good.
- Smell it.
- It just smells like a guy. - Right?
- It's smelly.
Why do you smell him?
His sideburns. And the top of his head.
- I smelled every scent like shampoos, perfumes, flowers.
But nothing beats that smell.
- This smell right here? - You like him no matter how he smells.
- Yes, I think so.
- Let's talk to the friend next to him.
- The older brother's friend.
- Are you the older brother's friend? - Yes.
- Do you think that he's being
too much to his younger brother?
- Yes, a few times.
We'd just ordered some chicken and beer,
and all of a sudden he told me that
he has to go home. - Why, why?
- He said that he misses his brother so much.
- While eating chicken?
- How can you think that when you're eating chicken?
- We haven't even finished half of it. - While eating chicken?
- He said that he hasn't seen his brother for 2 days and that he should go home.
There's another story.
He was texting someone.
- Texting. - Texting really kindly.
So I asked him. Did you get a girlfriend?
I asked him and he said
"No, it's not that."
"I was just asking my brother
what he is eating for dinner."
And his brother said he was eating chicken.
Then he called his brother right away,
telling him why he's eating chicken that's unhealthy for him.
He told him to stop eating chicken.
The funny thing is that we were eating pizza at that moment.
But he would still say that to his brother.
That's kind of ridiculous.
- He's not even the parent.
- What else does he not allow you to eat?
- He says that stews are high in sodium. - Wow.
There's nothing you can eat then. - He's telling you to watch what you eat.
- What does he want you eat? - Should he just feed on grass?
- He tells me not to drink cold water. - Cold water?
- He tells me to drink warm water.
- You should fight with him once.
- He doesn't let me eat food like tripe, pork belly, black bean noodle, and pork.
- He doesn't let you eat pork belly?
- What can you eat then? According to your brother.
- He tells me to eat everything that's good for my health.
Food like vegetable wraps. - Like fermented bean paste?
- He leaves in the middle of eating to see his brother.
Does he call you often then?
- Call or text. I actually have a curfew.
- What?
- Curfew. - By your brother?
- Not by your parents? - Brother's curfew
- He tells me to come home by 10pm.
Wow, a brother's curfew.
- He keeps calling me from 9pm.
- Because you're not home?
- Yes, like every 5 or 10 minutes.
He calls or texts me to come home.
- And you obey that curfew?
- If I break the curfew and
get into a fight with my brother, he would cry sometimes.
- Right...
- Does he check up on your studying?
- He did when I was in high school.
I used to sneak out to hang out with my friends.
- It seems like you're monitoring everything he does when he's an adult.
It doesn't seem right. Why do you do that ?
- After his accident, the only thing our family wished was for him to be healthy.
But being healthy was all he really did.
I once got a phone call saying that
he had passed out drunk on the street.
- That's worrying. - Really?
You don't look like you'll do that.
- He was late for school so much, he was put on academic probation. Twice.
- Can you say that you were
a good student then?
- I ran a study room when I was in university.
So I paid for all my tuition and bought my own car.
I also served as an ROTC officer.
I've been working really hard as
an English instructor in Seoul and Daegu.
- And you have a girlfriend.
- So are you frustrated with your brother?
- He can't even keep little promises.
It' frustrating. - What do you mean by little promises?
- He said he would be home at 8pm, but then he would change it to 9pm.
And again to 10pm.
It's upsetting to see him breaking his promises.
- But why would you cry about it? You need to tell him firmly.
- Hey, you. Why won't you come home by 10pm?
You should scold him.
It's 10pm and he's not home.
He's not coming home.
My brother is not home and it's 10pm.
This is weird.
- What older brother would cry?
- I cry while scolding him. While scolding.
- Hey, you! Why won't you come home...
- So sad.
- I think his brother cared too much.
- Right.
- So he lacks independence.
- I feel a bit sorry.
I kept asking for him to be healthy. I cared for him too much.
- He kept his promise. He's healthy.
- I should add more promises for him to keep.
- Maybe if you start acting more mature,
your brother won't...
- Everything my brother said so far
is before I went to the army.
It's been 6-7 months since I was discharged from the military.
Since then, I never got into any trouble.
I'm preparing to go back to school and getting ready to receive scholarship.
And now...
- Getting ready to receive scholarship?
- To receive.
- You need to prepare.
- How to receive scholarship? Do you receive it like this?
- You need to be careful with your words.
If you are preparing for scholarship
but if you end up not receiving it,
your brother could be like "It's 10pm and
he didn't get the scholarship".
You need to watch what you say now.
- Have you ever told him about
your future plans and goals?
Do you have any right now?
- The biggest goal is getting ready to receive scholarship.
- So, you're almost ready to receive it?
If you try just a little harder?
- No, no.
I...
- He's just getting ready.
- So your goal is to get scholarship. - Yes, yes.
- To receive scholarship. What else?
- I'm also preparing to go to Russia.
- Why?
- I'm planning to go on an exchange....
- Shouldn't you follow him?
- Can you send him alone?
- He made up that plan only 2 weeks ago.
- We can understand why you came to
love your brother so much.
But maybe you're trapping him in your own framework.
- I want to keep reminding him of when he was sick,
so that he can live more responsibly. Yet he always says he doesn't remember.
I just want him to be more responsible and hard working.
- I think differently, because reminding
of what happened is not the answer. - Right.
In fact, he should forget about it.
- What's your opinion?
- Whenever I fight with my brother,
he always ends up talking about the accident.
- That's not good.
He shouldn't do that.
- My brother thinks that I don't remember the situation.
But I remember the accident
very accurately. - You should remember the most vividly.
- Yes.
- I opened my eyes and I looked at my hand,
and I was missing my middle finger.
So I looked at the back. - It snapped.
- It was snapped all the way back.
So I passed out and opened my eyes again.
- It must've hurt so much. - My father was crying, holding my left leg
So I told him not to cry and then I passed out again.
When I opened my eyes, I was in the operation room.
When I opened my eyes again, 3 days have passed.
So whenever we talk about my accident, I feel sorry to my family.
And I keep blaming myself.
- I think he feels a sense of liability toward his family.
But his brother keeps...
- Talking about it.
- It's hard on him since his brother keeps talking about it repeatedly.
- Do you still freak out when you see a truck?
- Yes.
Whenever I see a truck.
- The honking sound. - I want to avoid it.
- How do you feel after hearing this?
- I never knew he was thinking this way.
I think he just needs to prove with his actions.
I'm not asking for much.
I just want him to keep his promises.
- It seems like you have a double standard.
What would a 'Baby' know?
You keep treating him like a baby, making him feel belittled.
Yet, you're expecting him to act responsible like an adult.
That doesn't make sense.
- Do you always come home by 10pm?
- I come home late.
- There's a lot of things he can learn while he hangs out with his friends.
He's not just goofing around, but he might become inspired and motivated.
Talking about life with his friends. - He's the perfect age for that.
- He should be out there, preparing for his future.
- Your brother is in an awkward position.
"Am I an adult?"
So, he's trying to be responsible, but... "Baby"
So he gets confused and thinks that 'Oh, I'm still a baby'.
- Yes.
- You're brainwashing him.
Calling him 'Baby'.
- This is really difficult.
So, what do you think?
Do you think that you can restrain yourself?
- I think I can if he keeps his promises.
- Look.
He said he doesn't like you doing it,
but if you say that you'll stop only if he acts more responsible,
is like punishing him.
This is not something conditional,
you just need to restrain yourself regardless of his actions.
Him keeping his promises is something separate.
- Although he's a little excessive,
I'm jealous you have a brother like this.
You must be thankful to him as well.
- Since I know what it's like to be loved,
I know how to love others too.
- That's important.
That's really important. - You know how to show affection.
- Do you have something to say to your brother?
- I just hope you stop with
smelling me and patting my butt.
I hope you have a little faith in me now that I'm an adult.
I don't think I ever answered
when you asked me "I love you, what about you?".
But you know how I feel.
I love you too.
- Guests.
Shin-dong, do you think it's a concern?
- I think it's a concern.
- Then please press the button. - I think it's a concern.
But I think his younger brother will do well if he puts more trust in him.
- I don't think it's a concern.
I'm actually really jealous.
I kept feeling jealous. - Are you jealous?
- I wish my sister was like that too.
I was sick too. - Right.
- I kept thinking that.
- I was sick too.
- They have very strong brotherly love,
but it's only beautiful when they're
not constraining each other.
If you think this is a concern,
Please press the button.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Stop.
- The older brother who loves his younger brother so much,
please say a word to your younger brother.
- Whenever I bother you...
- That's the right way to say it.
- I'll try to stop it now.
Since you're getting back to school, I hope you do well.
Always be healthy and watch out for cars. Okay?
- It's beautiful brotherly love.
Oh My Baby
I wonder how many votes it got. Let's see the result.
- The last digit is 9.
Is it over 100 votes?
69.
- We get a lot of concerns regarding
people's addictions. - Yes.
- But this time,
you'll be really surprised.
Hello.
I'm a housewife living in Anseong in Gyeonggi province.
Someone in my house welcomes the morning
with the roosters crowing at 5 am.
He fertilizes the farm, plants chili and feeds the animals.
The person who spends all day working at the farm is
my 15-year old son.
- What?
A teenage farmer?
- Even in rain or storm,
"Son, where are you going?"
"I'm going to work at the farm."
"Son, let's go out for a..." - Is Chungcheong famous for farming?
- The son is from Chungcheong.
- Really?
- The son is from Chungcheong.
- But he's living in Gyeonggi province.
"Son, why don't we go on a family trip?"
- "No".
Then who's going to feed the goats and rabbits.
- "Son, will you please go easy on the farming?"
"Just let me do it."
"I'll get sick if you don't let me do it."
Farming always comes before his studying.
- Because of farm work.
- "Son, how was your exam?"
"Isn't it obvious?" "I did bad"
"How could I do well all of a sudden?"
- When you've been doing bad all these times?
- "How can you be good at everything?"
"I want to be a farmer forever."
Why is my son so obsessed with farming?
Please help me stop my son.
- Very old-fashioned.
- At 15 years old.
- A 15-year old farmer.
- I wonder if this is a concern.
- It could be a good thing.
- Some of my friends are still not working.
Some 33-year old people still don't have dreams,
yet a 15-year old already has his goal
and he's working towards it. - He has set his path already.
- Let's meet our guest now.
Please come out.
Hello.
- So, are you farming right now?
- No. I'm not a farmer.
I live with my parents-in-law.
And my son has been following them to work in the farm.
- Following his grandparents to the farm.
- Since when did he start farming?
- Since he was in 2nd grade.
He told me he'll spend the rest of his life as a farmer.
- A 2nd grader decided that he wants to be a farmer for the rest of his life?
- Incredible.
- What kind of farming is it? What does he do?
- He wakes up at 5 am to pick the chili, plant beans and shake sesame seeds.
He also helps to clean up cow manure.
- Fertilizing the farm.
- One day, he started bring a few animals.
Now the livestock business has grown.
- Livestock business...
- 100 roosters and 10 goats. - 10 goats.
- 6 dogs and 2 rabbits.
It has become an animal farm. - What?
- I guess the farm isn't too big?
Since he takes care of it by himself.
- Is it a garden?
- No. - How large is the farm?
- About 6,600㎡.
- 6,600㎡?
- But that's so cool.
Starting the day with 100 roosters and 6 dogs.
- But like Shin-dong said, a lot of people
don't have dreams these days. - Right.
- But he's saying he dreams to be a farmer for the rest of his life.
What is there to worry about?
- He's still a student. - He's a student.
- I want him to study hard,
but he would even skip school
to see the goat giving birth.
He's always looking up roosters and goats on the web.
- He doesn't study at all. - He doesn't prepare or review.
- Not even his homework.
- His teacher called me once,
saying that he should study more.
- Let's meet the 15-year old
who longs to be a farmer for the rest of his life. Hello.
- Hello.
Hello.
- Please introduce yourself.
- I'm Han Tae-woong from Misan-ri, Yangsung-myun in Anseong.
- Welcome. - Is that how he normally speaks?
- He talks like an old man.
- He talks like the village foreman.
- How do you feel? To be here at the studio?
- A country boy is visiting the city.
- Do you like farming that much?
- I feel accomplished when I harvest
the crops that I planted.
- Is there something going on? - Pardon?
- Why do you talk like that?
- Because I'm a country boy.
- You sound like my friend.
It feels like I'm talking to a friend.
Like talking to a friend.
He looks like an elite...
- So handsome. - Very handsome.
- You look like a city boy.
- With pale face. - Yes.
You say you're a country boy,
but you have a trendy hair style.
Who cut your hair?
- They cut it like this at the salon.
- The salon. - The salon.
- You farmed your hair well.
- Thank you.
- Well, but...
- Your mother came on this show because she's very against you farming.
How do you feel about that?
- She thinks that farming is a dying industry,
but I want to work hard to revitalize the agricultural industry.
- Wow.
Great. That's good thinking.
- Let me ask you one more question.
How did you decide to become a farmer when you were in 2nd grade?
- I was helping out my grandparents at the farm,
and I realized that I really enjoy it.
- Right.
- Our staff filmed a day at the farm,
to see how he works at the farm.
- Good job.
- They filmed it.
- This is good. - Yes.
Let's take a look.
- How did they film it?
- It's Tae-woong. - Tae-woong.
- It looks like 'Screening for Humanity'.
Isn't that the grandfather? - Very tall.
- Grandfather, grandfather.
Is that you?
Is that the son?
- He has to sterilize the cage.
- Wow. Oh my.
- That's him. - Wow.
- The village foreman.
- Isn't it the village foreman.
- Come here.
- The heir of the farm.
- Are they all Tae-woong's roosters?
- Yes.
- How many are they?
- 100.
- He's only 15 years old.
Wow.
Isn't he the village foreman?
Unbelievable.
- Wow.
- But it's so cool.
- Amazing. - So fast.
- Nice turn. - What is that?
A tractor.
- Is he really 15 years old?
- He's very relaxed.
- So funny.
- Dealing with the equipment.
- You're very good.
But don't you get tired if you wake up at 5 am?
- The elders tell me that you can't succeed if you wake up late.
They say that parents get full just by watching their children eat.
I feel the same way when I see the goats eating.
- In documentaries, it shows young farmers
that dreams to be successful farmers.
And they study and research really hard.
Shouldn't you maybe study at
an agricultural high school or college?
- There are smart farmers out there, but also farmers that don't study.
- You just can't beat him.
- Yes...
- I want to live by farming and
doing nice things for others.
- What? - But...
- We're all clapping. - We're clapping.
- So you come home from school to see the goat giving birth.
- What do you say to your teacher?
What do you say, really?
- My goat gave birth this morning and I'm worried.
Can I go right now?
Then...
- The teacher must let the elderly go.
That's how it seems.
- But it must be worrisome for the mother
if he's out working in bad weather.
Does that bother you?
- His grandfather would stay at home if it's raining or there's a storm.
There's not even that much to do in the winter.
But he'd still go out.
- He goes out to work in the winter? In the winter?
- I feel like I'm in prison if I stay home.
- Some people are like that.
- The reason why I work during winter
is to prepare for farming in the spring.
- It all has reasons.
- Wow. - Are you going through puberty?
- You don't know, right? - I don't know.
- I don' know.
- Don't you want to be alone in your room?
- I want to be alone on the tractor.
- Do you ever blush or get excited
when you see a girl?
- I get excited when I see a tractor.
My face blushes when I see a good tractor.
- He's not going through puberty. He's going through a farming season.
- A farming season?
- A farming season.
- His grandparents are also here today. Hello.
- Hello.
- What do you think of your grandson wanting to be your heir for the farm?
- I'm glad to hear that.
But the thing is that
it can be burdensome for someone so young.
I think.
- How is he at farming? - Yes, I'm curious.
- Is he really good at it? - He's better than me.
He just started... - He's better than you?
- He does everything by himself.
He does things on his own even when I don't ask him.
But I'm worried when
he's driving around in the tractor. - That must be.
- He once told me that
he burnt his leg from the hot engine oil
that spilled out of the tractor.
- That'll burn your skin.
- But he didn't tell me at the time.
- He didn't say it because you wouldn't allow him to drive tractors anymore.
- So I got nervous and didn't let him on the tractor.
- Why didn't you tell right away? When you were burnt.
- I was really hurt.
But if I tell her I'm hurt, she'll scold me.
- That's why?
- I can't talk because of his energy.
- Did it hurt a lot?
- It's common to get injured in the countryside.
- Did you know that he gets injured
using the farming equipment?
- He always has cuts and bruises.
Scratched here and there
- But he just... - I tell him to use safety equipment.
Like gloves and helmets.
But he wouldn't listen to me.
He wouldn't use them. - Does he get into tractor accident often?
- Yes.
Once he got his finger stuck in a machine
and he had to get stitches at the hospital.
- His bones were showing?
Yes, there was a big dent.
- I was hurt a little.
- How can you farm with those wounds?
- "This is my bone looks."
- Don't you ever feel scared of the machines?
- No machine is ever safe.
I think being hurt is
good lesson and experience.
- Was there another accident that you didn't tell your family?
- I was riding the tractor but
there was soil just on the top layer.
So the tractor flipped and I almost died.
- Oh no.
- Why do you sound so calm?
- Mom looks surprised right now.
- He sounds so calm about it.
Why don't you use safety devices?
- The machines that have safety devices
are too expensive.
My goal is to buy those machines.
- Your goal.
- Most machines used in the countryside don't have safety devices.
- Your mother just wants you to wear gloves and helmets.
- His hands are full of cuts.
- If the village elders see me wearing helmets,
they'll think I'm crazy. - Is that so?
- Normal hats are okay.
- What about gloves?
- I can't work well wearing gloves.
- Why?
- The sense? - The sense in the hands.
- The grip is not good.
- Does he buy his own machines?
- Does he?
- For feeding the roosters cabbage,
he'll buy the grinding machine for that, which is almost $800.
- For feeding. - Yes.
For grinding cabbage? - For grinding.
He had no roof on the tractor,
but he needed one in case it rains.
That was $400.
The feeding bowl for the goats is $200.
- Wow.
- He buys stuff like that.
- Where did you get the money?
- In a day...
the roosters produce 30 eggs.
In one month, it adds up to $200-300.
- Eggs?
- If a goat gives birth to babies, I can sell them and
collect $600 in a month.
- He earns his own money.
- So I save up every penny
to buy what I need.
- I wanted to ask you this.
There was a big crisis with AI and foot-and-mouth disease.
What do you think about that?
- AI is weak to hot temperature.
So I tried to feed warmer water to the roosters
and feed them nutrients.
Sometimes I feed them ground cabbage
and other times, boiled cabbage.
- Those are the preventative measures? - What about foot-and-mouth disease?
- You need to clean up the feces
and sterilize the ground really well.
- Can you prevent foot-and-mouth disease just by doing that?
- The eldest daughter is here as well.
Hello.
- Hello.
- How old are you?
- I'm in my last year of high school.
- She looks younger.
- Your mom is concerned of your brother. Is this a concern for you as well?
- I think it's a concern.
He wakes up at 5 am and
runs all kinds of farming machines.
It sounds like a construction site. - You can't sleep.
- It's starting to bother me since I'm in my last year of high school.
Because it distracts me. - Because it's noisy.
- All he talks about is farming.
Like he's crazy for farming.
He would never go on a trip with the family.
- He doesn't?
- No, never.
He says he has to feed the roosters and take care of the sick goats.
He would stay home alone for days when the family is out on a trip.
- Wow. - He doesn't go on the trip?
- No, he doesn't.
- Is that because you think it's your job?
- I feel nervous when I'm away.
Even when I ask my grandfather to take care of the farm for me.
There was a devastation recently.
- Huh? - Devastation?
- What devastation?
- When I woke up, the goats became ill and died.
And the roosters were attacked by wild animals.
- Oh no.
- So I can't go anywhere too far.
- Like boars? - That's worrisome.
- Don't you hang out with your friends?
What do you do? Don't you play games together?
- I'd invite them to my house and give them a ride on the tractor.
It's very accomplishing.
- Do your friends like it?
- They go crazy for it.
- Riding on the tractor.
- It's fun.
It's fun.
- His friends must think of him as an older brother.
- Right.
- His friends are here too.
- His friends? - His friends are special too.
- Hello.
- His friends don't fall behind.
- Even his friends are big.
- His friends are special too.
- No one here looks like a 15-year old.
- Are you his friend?
- Yes.
- Did you go to your friend's house and ride on the tractor?
- Yes. - How was it?
- It was fun.
- The tractor might break if all three of you ride on it.
- You shouldn't ride on it all at once.
- How is Tae-hoon as a friend?
- He's like an oldie.
- Right.
- The way he speaks and acts.
He always talks about his goats
and how he sold a lot of eggs.
- How he sold a lot of eggs.
- Unbelievable.
- You're still young. Don't you want to try something else too?
- Not really, but maybe singing trot.
- Trot.
- Which song do you like? What is your favorite song recently?
- 'Rotating Triangle' by Bae Ho.
- Sir Bae Ho?
- Who? - Sir Bae Ho.
- He wants to become a farm singer as well. - Farm singer?
- Farm singer. - Country singer.
- What's a farm singer?
A farm singer?
- Farmers work really hard and
I want to cheer them up. - Give them energy.
- So you want to go visit farmers
and sing them songs? - I want to sing on the farmland.
- Why do you like trot?
Is there a reason why you like trot rather than pop songs?
- It's old-fashioned.
It's fun to sing while farming.
And it calms me down when the animals have died.
- He has prepared to sing. - For real.
- Good.
- He has prepared a song. - Really?
- Please come on stage.
- You can wear your shoes.
Look at his manners.
- Wow, look at his thighs. - Amazing.
- Wow. - Wow, wow.
- You could be a baseball player.
- What song are you singing?
- I'll be singing 'Busan Station of Farewell' by Sir Nam In-soo.
- Sir Nam In-soo...
- Cue music.
- The light rain is falling down silently.
The Busan station of sad farewell.
Good-bye and take care.
The miracle of tear is crying.
The sorrow of life as a refugee.
The cardboard box I'll never forget.
The lady with the Gyeongsang accent
is crying sadly.
The Busan station of farewell.
- Such a good singer.
- Can you sing a sad song too?
When the animals have died.
- 'The Undutiful Child Cries'. - 'The Undutiful Child Cries'?
Let's go without accompaniment. - Let’s go.
Start.
- Even if I call her name. - He memorizes the lyrics.
- Even if I cry.
My mother won't come.
I call her name in sorrow.
But she can't come back.
My goat.
- Goat, goat.
- The goat who can't come back.
- Please give a round of applause. - You're amazing.
Mother, don't worry. He'll succeed.
Don't worry.
He'll do well.
- After hearing him sing, I think SM Entertainment will cast him.
- If he's this good... - Really?
- He's even good looking. - Handsome.
- We can't make the mother happy.
But he seems to be very happy
doing what he wants. - I'm so surprised.
- Can you look at the bright side?
- Even if he is to become a farmer, I wish he'd be a smart farmer.
If he studies hard now, he'll have more choices later on. - That's right.
- But with his grades now, he can't even go to agricultural high school.
- Not even agricultural high school. - He can't go to agricultural high school?
- No.
So you want him to study harder.
- You want him to show you that. - Yes.
I want him to study harder.
- What do you think about this?
- Like I've said before, there might be smart farmers,
but there are also farmers that don't study as well.
-Don't you ever want to
study abroad and see how
foreign farmers work?
- I like domestic farming.
In Korea.
- Because what's ours is good.
What's ours is good.
- But since you're still young,
maybe you should promise your mom
that you'll wear gloves and helmets
to make her feel better. - Yes, promise her.
- I will be careful and gently when using farming equipments.
- I think you're being very ambiguous. Be more specific.
- How will you wear the helmet?
- Don't be sneaky. - I'll wear the gloves.
I'll wear the gloves, but I told you no helmets.
- Do you see what your mom's concern is?
- Yes, yes. - You understand her, right?
- Yes.
- Please say something to your son.
- Tae-woong.
I hope you're more careful with the farming machines.
And I hope you would study harder
so that you do many great things when you're older.
I hope you can find that. I love you.
- Let's start with Su-jeong.
Do you think this is a concern?
- I think it's a concern.
His passion is something that
kids these days need to learn.
But his mom is worried about her son's safety
and also worried about his future.
I can understand both of them, so I think it's a concern. -It's a concern.
- I think it's a concern as well.
- I actually don't think it's a concern.
But one thing I want to tell him is that
everything has its time and too much of something is worse than nothing.
I think it would be the best if
he can balance his farming and studying. - Right.
- If you think that this is a concern,
please press the button.
-5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Stop.
- Please say something to your family.
- I hope that you'll support my dream,
and I hope that we'll be happy and healthy.
- Your mom asked you to study so that you can get into high school.
Will you do that? A little?
- A tiny bit.
- That means he won't.
- How many votes did it get?
Let's see the result.
- Is it over 100 votes?
Is it not over 100?
It's going over. 120.
-113.
- That's a lot.
- Thank you.
- A 60-year old sent us this concern.
I'm So Frustrated.
Hello.
Please listen to my frustrating story.
My soccer is a soccer maniac.
He loves soccer to death.
Whenever he plays soccer, he'd put a cast on his arm,
break his cheek bone,
break his rib and break his nose twice.
You have no idea how many surgeries he got!
Soccer is not the only hobby he's obsessed with.
"I'm going to take some photos of squid on the Ulleungdo Island squid boat!"
"You know what."
"I'm going to take some photos of trees in the mountain."
He goes to dangerous places to take photos
and he would be out of reach the whole day.
My husband doesn't know what I'm going through.
He almost fell down a cliff.
"I have great reflexes, so I'm fine."
I'm so tired both physically and mentally.
Please help me.
I'm so frustrated.
Let's welcome our guest.
She can't get on the slide because of her back pain.
Ma'am, please introduce yourself.
- My name is Kwak Ji-young and I'm 65 years old.
I'm from Yeosu, the city of mustard leaf kimchi and marinated crab.
- She speaks very nicely.
She actually sent us a
hand-written concern. - Really?
- She has great handwriting... - Wow.
- She writes really well.
- You wrote this by hand.
People nowadays send only emails.
- I write a diary everyday as if I'm writing a will.
- You're writing diary like it's your will?
- Yes, everyday. - All of a sudden...
- How frustrated must I be? - Right.
I read something really funny.
She told her husband to spin the laundry.
And her husband literally spun
the laundry machine.
- What?
- He was spinning it. - Like this?
- He's very ignorant of housework.
Please tell us what makes you
so frustrated.
Stop writing your will, and say everything that's on your mind today.
- My husband worked in the public sector for 40 years.
- And he's retired. - He retired.
Have you heard of 'living and dying for soccer'? - Living and dying for soccer.
- He lives and dies for soccer. - I get it now.
- He's a player and a coach. He plays center-forward.
- Center-forward.
He must be good. - He's over 60 years old,
and he thinks that no one can beat him.
- He has great pride. - But you said he gets injured a lot.
- He's bound to get injured.
Because he's good.
- Yes, there are a lot of people checking on him. - Tackling.
- 3, 4 people would follow up on him and do headings.
So their heads hit my husband's head
and his skull cracked.
- Ma'am.
No way.
- It's his skull on the x-ray.
- That's true.
- So how did he eat?
- They had tied it right here.
He could only eat fluids for a month...
- Because he can't chew food.
Normally when people get injured that badly,
they won't ever play soccer again.
- He would go out and play with bandages on his head.
- Really?
- Yes.
- He runs like that?
- He runs like this? - Yes.
He was playing soccer in Jinju once.
It poured with rain on that day
and the ground got so mushy.
Someone tripped him and his knee ligament...
- He injured his cruciate ligaments? - Yes.
So he wore a cast for a month.
And then he hurt the other side...
- Oh no.
- He stayed in the hospital for some time. - Playing soccer
keeps getting him injured, so you might be worried about that.
But taking photos isn't dangerous, right? - No.
- That's really frustrating. - He goes out at 5 am to take photographs.
He's out of reach the whole day. - Out of reach.
- He wants to take photos like no other. - So he goes to dangerous places.
- Yes.
So he'd go to a cliff in the mountains.
And he would stop his car on the highway.
- On the side of the highway? Isn't that dangerous?
- Yes. - On the side of the highway?
- He would park his car on the side. - Yikes, so dangerous.
- And he goes over the rail to take photos.
- Yikes.
- I hate him taking photographs
because he does such dangerous things.
- Dangerous and expensive.
- Yes.
- Well, let's meet her husband now.
Hello.
Please introduce yourself.
- Host of the 2012 Expo.
I come from Yeosu,
the city of mustard leaf kimchi and marinated, crab.
My name is Lee Ho-Nam.
- Even his name is Ho-Nam.
- Let me take a picture of you.
Pose. 3, 2, 1.
Cheese.
Wow.
- He's very cheerful. - Really.
- Even his name is Ho-Nam.
You play soccer and take photos at a cliff.
Aren't you really busy?
- It's my philosophy to do what I want to do.
This is common sense for me.
Common sense for me.
- Weren't you interested in farming when you were 15 years old?
- No, not really.
- What if you get badly injured?.
- Other people feels in danger,
but I never feel in danger.
I'm a good kicker than most other people.
So I get a lot of people marking me.
- Coming at you.
- When I'm kicking the ball, 2-3 people would mark me.
- Please sit down.
- Right.
So I tend to get tackled more.
- Because you're good.
- You must be really good then.
- In Jeollado,
I'm awesome.
On the soccer field... - Does everyone know you?
Hello?
Do you know Lee Ho-Nam?
They say they don't know.
- Ay, ay.
No way.
- No way.
- We're not sure.
And we'd like to see your soccer skills.
Can you show us a little?
- Ah, but... - Skill.
- I don't have a special skill.
But I'll give it a try.
- Wow.
Taking his coat off.
Please bring a ball.
- What a man.
- He looks very fit.
- Are you okay with wearing loafers?
Don't you need soccer shoes?
- So fashionable as well. Grey shirt.
- Please show us what you got.
- Most people dribble like this,
but I do this.
- What?
Hey.
- What is this?
This is...
What kind of dribble is this?
Wait.
Hey, hey.
Isn't this basketball?
- Other people...
- He's doing this with his feet.
- It's hard.
- Look at me.
- What is this?
- Even I can do this.
I can do it too.
- Okay, okay.
I just came here.
Right here.
- I'm going to try and steal the ball.
- He's good.
- I'll pass it between your legs.
Between your legs.
- Please give a round of applause.
- He's good. He's really good.
Very good. - Sir.
- Thank you.
- He is not young either.
- Right.
- He's good.
- This is great.
- He is really good, right?
- He's really good. - Really good.
- He's really good. - He's not young either.
- You have great physical skills, but I heard you fell down a cliff
while taking a photograph. - Yes.
- Why did that happen?
Did you really fall down?
- You seem to be out of breath.
- He went to the Waujeongsa Temple, and instead of photographing the
statue of the Buddha, he wanted to do something special.
The pond had a big crevice,
because it was frozen in the winter. - Yikes.
- And he fell there.
- While moving back.
- Have some water. - I fell while I was doing this.
- So passionate. - I fell just like that.
- Are you a little out of breath right now? - Yes.
- Please drink some water. Drink some water.
- I understand why you take photos,
but why won't you answer her calls? - Right.
- Well, that is.
- That is.
- When I'm taking a photograph like this,
I can't think of anything else.
I can't answer the phone.
- But you can call her after you take the photograph.
- Then I'd move to a different location.
- That's an excuse.
Alright.
- He has so much passion. - Please evaluate yourself.
How is your photography skill?
- I won an award at the Mudeung contest,
And I was chosen for the Han photo exhibition.
- We'll take a look at your photos then.
Let's see.
- Did you take this?
- It's very nice. - Did you take this?
- Yes. This is the Nagan Folk Village.
- Amazing.
Wow. - Bull fight.
- So dynamic. - This is a good photo.
- Did you take this too?
- Of course, I did.
- It looks like a painting.
This is really nice.
- Wow.
- Your wife was also concerned about the cost of the equipment.
Because the equipments are expensive.
How much did you spend on the equipment?
- The items that I own are at least $3,000 to $4,000 each.
- For the lens?
- Yes.
- Just for the lens? - How many lenses do you have?
- Over 10.
- So $30,000?
- It's more than $30,000.
More than $30,000. - I'm sorry.
- The big lenses.
Prime lenses are almost $10,000 to $20,000 each.
- Prime lenses.
- Almost $100,000 for all the equipment. - Right.
- How did you afford all that?
- Where did you get the money?
- I would save up some money
and I also got bank loans.
- What?
- I kept it a secret for a long time.
It's repaid in full.
- With your retirement fund?
- You get retirement fund when you retire, you fools.
- You fools.
We were fools.
- We're not fools.
- You were the first one on the show
to call us fools.
You're so great.
- So, when you were buying those... - Be quiet, you fools!
- Just finish it.
What are us fools doing here?
- Did you give any expensive gift to your wife?
- I'm sorry but I couldn't.
I told her that I brought someone's hand-downs.
Or that someone gave them to me.
- No, I mean what did you buy her? - What did you buy her?
- Like I said, I couldn't.
- Oh, you couldn't.
- Oh, you couldn’t.
- Why do something so foolish!
- You're a fool too.
- A trouble for his wife.
We asked him to take a picture
of his equipment. Let's take a look.
Camera equipment.
- That's a fridge. A camera fridge. - You have 2 fridges.
- Didn't you ever want to throw all that away?
- He loves his equipment so much,
he put post-it on all of them.
I'm afraid that I'll knock them over.
So I can't even go in that room. - What happens if you touch them?
- He put a tablet PC here,
and I moved it because I thought it would fall down.
- Then he would know?
- "Who touched this!"
- Maybe there's something inside it.
- Maybe.
- So he uses tablet PC, yet he spins the laundry machine like this?
- I know.
- He only likes what he's good at.
- I think he just didn't know how to use the laundry machine.
- That's how I've been doing it so far.
She told me to spin the Landry machine, so I thought there would be a handle.
But there was no handle.
So I had no choice.
- You turned the machine.
- I turned it.
But nothing was happening.
So I was wondering what was going on.
And then my wife came. - Isn't that what a fool would do?
- Really...
- He admits it.
- For the tablet PC,
I'm worried that she might look at what's inside it.
- That she might look? - That she might look.
- She must've looked at it. - Why are you so guilty?
- What's in it?
- I'm not guilty
- Because even if she's your husband, it's yours. - She can't touch it.
- Do not cross over to my territory.
- I think he's a perfectionist. He looks at the details.
- He has mysophobia.
Not a perfectionist.
- Look at what he's wearing.
I was surprised... - The clothes he's wearing.
He's dressed very well.
- If he's wearing white clothes, he'd wear white shoes.
- He color coordinates. - Yes.
He wears a felt hat when he wears trench coat.
- He's a fashionista.
- When he's going out to take photographs,
he'd dress like he's going to Africa.
- Like an explorer.
- Like windbreakers. - Safari clothes.
- But that must look really good.
Isn't it a good thing that your husband dresses up well?
- It's troublesome. - Why?
- His clothes are everywhere and
we moved to a bigger house because of it.
- Because of his clothes? - Yes.
We had five 1 ton trucks for moving his stuff.
- Five 1 ton trucks just for his stuff? - Yes.
For his shoes, clothes, uniforms and soccer balls.
- It's so well-organized. - So much clothes.
- It's very neat.
- It looks like celebrity's closet. - Really.
- Wow.
- He has a separate dressing room. - Look at his hats.
- He's a fashionista.
- Wow.
- Scarf...
- Isn't this Jung Woo-sung's house?
No wonder why she's so frustrated.
- Look at this... - So frustrating.
He criticizes my outfit when I'm going to out to eat fried chicken.
- You're going to eat chicken... - So you have to dress up nicely?
- Should you dress like a chicken then?
- Like a chicken?
- What should you wear then? - You should dress up properly.
Because everyone's watching.
- When I go out to eat,
I have to dress nicely.
Even when I'm going out to eat chicken,
I don't think it's right to wear the tracksuit you were wearing at home.
- Does he take care of all of his clothes?
For his own clothes.
- Does he do his own laundry? - No.
I do all the laundry.
- Right, he can't use the laundry machine.
- So, he doesn't do any housework?
- He doesn't know anything other than soccer and photography.
He can't even turn on the stovetop. - What?
- What... - A fool!
- A stovetop.
- But he's 65 years old.
- No.
Really.
He doesn't know in which direction to turn the gas valve.
Or how to set the power level. - Right.
He should know which switch to turn on. - What if you don't prepare his meals?
- He would starve.
- Their daughter is also here. Hello.
- Hello.
- Is it true that your father never does any housework?
- I have an older sister and brother,
and we call him the Chairman.
- At home. - Because he always needs a secretary.
He needs someone like mom who cooks him all of his meals.
He doesn't like people touching his stuff.
And when we were moving,
the people from the moving company had packed all of his stuff in a box.
But he wouldn't anyone touch it. - His stuff?
- Then he should organize it himself. - Right.
- But he just left it there and went out to play soccer.
And I had to organize it for 3 days. - You did it?
- You organized it?
- Not your dad? - Yes.
- You should've organized it. - It's your stuff.
- I was busy.
And I had to play soccer.
I knew I had to organize it soon,
so I asked them for help.
- There's someone who looks a lot like the mother.
- Hello.
- You two look very much alike.
Does your sister complain a lot to you? Can you understand her concern?
- It's a funny and sad story.
- A funny and sad story. - Yes, a funny and sad story.
Even if wants to eat some ramen,
he's never able to do it alone because he's scared of the stovetop.
He always needs to have someone around, so my sister has to stay home all the time.
I see her stuck at home all year,
just staring out at the window.
- Doesn't she have some free time when he's out at work?
- He has to eat lunch.
He eats lunch at home. - He comes home to eat lunch?
- Yes, everyday.
There's the company restaurant. It's only $3.
- Why do you always eat at home?
- I have picky taste.
- Oh my. - It's not tasty.
- Oh my.
- Having a hobby is okay, but I hope he'll go easy on the drinking.
You've spend enough money now.
So please take care of my sister.
- For his wife.
- Yes.
- It's been 8 months.
-Where...
- My waist.
I got my surgery done at a university hospital.
They put in 8 artificial bones.
He said he'll retire and take care of me.
That he'll care for me this time.
But that's even more tiring. - Why?
- Why is that?
Because he's never cooked in his life.
And I get worried about him.
- He can eat at a restaurant. - He says there's nothing to eat.
- Then what?
- I came home from the hospital after 10 days and I'm cooking..
Making side dishes.
- When you're wearing braces? - Wearing braces.
- Don't you feel sorry?
That's harsh. - I tried to do it myself, but couldn't.
Because I had never done it before.
- But you get better as you try, like a hobby.
You weren't good at soccer from the beginning, right?
You just haven't tried hard enough.
- I should try from now on.
- I heard that you're younger than your wife. - Huh?
- How much younger?
3 years younger?
What are you doing to an older sister?
- Oh, I get it.
She took good care of him because he's younger.
This shouldn't happen, but if she gets sick
and can't cook you meals, than you'll end up starving all the time.
So isn't it better if you start doing
some housework from now on?
What do you think? - That's right.
- I thought about that too.
But I want to really improve my photography skills.
I want to give it a try. - You're so stubborn.
You should take a photo of your wife
when she's happy with you,
before she gets old and sick.
- Yes.
I can do that.
- You should take photos of your wife. - You said that
you just want to take photos.
But you've been doing everything that you want to.
- What about her life?
- Clothes, photography, soccer.
What you want to do... Time and money.
You know that you had everything your way, right?
But she has spent her whole life
looking after you.
- She didn't get to enjoy her life.
Do you feel sorry about that?
- Yes, I do.
- Do you think that a real man is someone who looks after his family,
or someone who always just looking for some fun?
- I've been going out
and networking with other people.
So I've been a little neglectful at home. - It's the wife who'll be with you forever.
The people you network with won't be on your side forever.
- Right.
- What do you wish for?
- I just hope that he'll do everything in moderation.
Just keep it as a hobby.
And go on little hikes with me. - That sounds good.
- Because you can't go far.
- Can you make her little wish happen?
- I found out how she really feels,
so I should give it try.
- She's just asking you to go on a little hike.
And you need to try?
- Haha. - Even for that?
- No, I'll do it.
- Please keep your promise.
Let's press the buttons now. - Shin-dong.
- I...
I regret that there is only one button.
I want to give like 200 votes.
- I think it's a concern too.
Now that he heard her concern,
I hope that they can find
a hobby that they can enjoy together. - Right.
- Thank you. - I think I need more buttons too.
- I think this is not uncommon. Right?
I think many people with their parents can relate to this concern.
If you think this is a concern,
please press the button.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Okay. - Stop.
- Our son. - A word from Tae-woong.
- Please hand the microphone to Tae-woong.
- What do you think about this situation?
- Say a word to him. - What do you think he should do?
- I understand that he's doing what he likes,
but I hope he'll treat his wife better.
- What if your wife tells you to go easy on the farming?
- No, I can't.
- Please say something to your wife.
- Honey, I love you.
I hope you'll trust me more,
and I'll try to be good to you from now on.
I love you very much.
- Let's see the results.
113 is the highest result so far.
The result.
I'm So Frustrated.
How many votes did it get?
Let's see.
Many people are clicking.
- I think you'll win.
- Even 118 will be the highest.
- 148? 108?
158. - Wow.
- This is a really big concern.
You need to be good to her. Okay?
- This is nothing to be thankful about.
- 'I'm So Frustrated' takes
this week's victory.
We'll give a gift certificate to the winner. Congratulations.
- For a nation without any concerns.
- We're always on your side.
Thank you.
- Thank you.