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(We will counsel you on your unspeakable concerns.)
We will counsel you on your unspeakable concerns.
National Competition on Worries!
I'll introduce today's guests.
With her impressive acting, she enchants us.
Please welcome Actress Kim Hye Eun.
Hello.
He's a world-famous illusionist.
Please welcome Choi Hyun Woo.
(Hello!)
Hyun Woo, Hye Eun, it's your first time here, right?
- Right. - Among all the variety shows,
I love Hello the most.
- What? - I love Hello the most.
I can't hear you. Please say it one more time.
Hello!
She's so sweet to put up with that.
It's your first time on Hello too, isn't it?
- Yes. - What did you think of our show?
When I saw it, I felt like...
getting rid of some people.
- You can do it using magic. - Use magic.
Do you have any worries, Hyun Woo?
Recently, I am worried about...
Lotto.
- What? - I'm worried about it.
- Do you buy Lotto all the time? - Lottery?
Yes, lottery. This is what happened.
There is a fan who always comes to my show.
- She had a dream. - She had a dream.
- I appeared in her dream. - In her dream.
And I gave her a lottery number.
So she bought one out of curiosity.
And she got the second place.
(She got the second place with his numbers.)
- How much is that? - Doesn't it worth a lot?
The prize is 70,000 dollars.
You're not an illusionist. You're a wizard.
When will you come to my dream?
Fall in the line.
As this news got out,
hundreds of people...
message me every day...
- on social media. - Do they ask for numbers?
- What do they say? - They ask for numbers.
- How would he know that? - That's impossible.
- Right. - This is a very serious problem.
I get thousands of messages,
asking for numbers. But please stop.
You should work hard, everyone.
Do you tell people who come to your show?
If you come to my show, you can get my energy.
I hope many people will come and get it.
I heard it's already your 20th anniversary.
- Yes. It's the 20th anniversary. - Already?
- Show us something. - A teaser.
- A teaser. - A teaser.
All right.
I'll get started now.
First, to aid your imagination, I brought whiteboards.
- The music is amazing. - It's fascinating.
- It's new. - Perhaps you got something.
All right.
(There's always someone like him.)
- Yeong Ja. - Yes.
- Dong Yeob. - Yes.
- Dong Yeob. - Shouldn't a beauty assist a magician?
That is me.
I won the lottery!
Now, from numbers 1 to 6,
which are numbers on a dice,
just think of one number.
From 1 to 6.
If you choose the same number, you'll marry.
In your next life.
Can you give me a little more time then?
Please draw it on the whiteboard.
How many are you drawing?
Have you done it? 1, 2, 3.
(Yeong Ja chose 3, and Dong Yeob chose 1.)
- They chose 1 and 3. - Is that right?
Usually people draw circles, but she drew biscuits.
Good job.
She's very unusual.
Now, Tae Min, please get up...
(Choi Tae Min?)
- He is Tae Joon. - I'm sorry.
- Tae Joon. - He thinks you are Tae Min.
Tae Min.
- Tae Min. - Please stand behind them.
Since you're the tallest, please hold this...
and this. Please hold them up high...
so that people can see them.
Like this. Please stop like that.
Now, please come this way.
I'll give you a dice.
On the third try,
they will each get 1 and 3.
Please begin.
This is an ordinary snifter.
Okay.
- By the way... - You'll get it on the third try.
1, 2, 3.
(They throw it for the first time.)
All right. You got 4 and 5.
- Why on the third try? - By the way,
when do I have to hold this till? My arms hurt.
Handsome people need to be punished.
Stay just like that. Great.
Let's throw it for the second time. 1, 2, 3.
(They threw the dice for the second time.)
- Those are not it. - You got 3 and 4.
- Can they really get them? - On the count of three,
- we will drop the dices... - No way.
into the glass.
- Ready. - No!
- Please. - Here we go.
- No way. - One.
2, 3.
Please drop them.
No way!
No way.
(That was unbelievable.)
No way.
I can't believe this.
Thank you. You got 1 and 3.
(They still can't believe it.)
- There's nothing special. - Thank you.
All right. Now.
- Now? - This time,
I'll show you something more fascinating.
- Is there something more fascinating? - Yes.
- We saw their numbers ahead of time. - Yes.
But I can do it even without seeing them.
- You can read their mind. - I can get...
the number that's in their mind.
I'll do it with Cultwo. Please take your seat.
I'll give you the dices.
I brought a bigger one...
so that everyone can see it.
I'll let you check the dice.
Will he guess my mind?
If you will look at it,
the numbers are big enough for the camera.
Now, I'll give you a dice.
Please cover it like this.
From there,
you will lift up your left hand slightly.
We will all be turned around.
Lift your palm slightly and check it.
So make the side you choose face upward.
- Right now? - Will you do it at home then?
All right. We won't look.
Lift your hand only slightly so that...
only you can see it.
Make the side of your choice face upward.
- Tell me if you're ready. - I'm ready.
All right. You may turn back.
Remember the number you chose.
Only you know what it is.
I'll give you a choice.
Will you choose him or an audience member?
- An audience. - An audience.
- Right? - He's suspicious.
(There's always someone like this.)
- He's very skeptical. - I wanted to do it.
All right.
Chan Woo,
please choose one from the audience.
It doesn't matter who it is.
- Please choose one. - Should I choose one?
Please choose one person.
I choose that man over there.
- Who? - The one with a bandana.
The one with a knot in the middle.
- The one in a white polo shirt. - Your friend.
(It's him.)
Please come on out. Let's give it up for him.
He's wearing a boxer.
Isn't that a boxer?
Where did you leave your pants?
He took off his pants.
- No way. - Now, talk...
- Should I close my eyes? - to him using telepathy.
To this man you met for the first time,
you will signal to him the number which you have chosen.
(They are communicating telepathically.)
All right. Let's check now.
I'll put down the glass right here.
- Did you get this signal? - Goodness.
- I don't know if I can keep a poker face. - I did.
Now, on the count of three,
we will throw the dice.
1, 2, 3.
Throw it.
- Three. - Throw it.
(He got 3.)
He got three.
Show the camera...
the number you chose.
- Slowly... - No way.
- This doesn't make sense. - Show everyone.
No way.
Show everyone.
(It's really 3.)
- What is this? - What's this?
(Tae Gyun collapses.)
What is this?
- What is this? - This doesn't make sense.
Please give it up for everybody.
- No way. - Thank you.
(Thank you, Hyun Woo for your amazing magic show.)
How does it work?
Show us the keywords please.
(Keywords are revealed.)
"My Unusual Daughter".
"Are You in Your Right Mind?"
"Why?"
A mother sent this to us to stop her son.
This is "Are You in Your Right Mind?"
Hello, I am a mother who is 78 years old this year.
I have one son, and...
- he doesn't listen to me. - Why doesn't he?
So I ended up turning to Hello.
I am too worried about my son.
"Mom, this is the picture I took on the mountain."
"Isn't it amazing?"
"My goodness."
"Why aren't you wearing shoes?"
- My son... - Does he walk barefoot?
Every day, my son climbs up a mountain barefoot.
(He climbs up a mountain barefoot.)
- Goodness. - He walks barefoot even when...
- he climbs up Taebaek Mountains... - In the winter?
when it's 30°C below zero. It doesn't make sense.
"Are you mad?"
"Have you lost your mind?"
"What if you get bitten by a snake?"
"Goodness, it's okay."
"What if your feet get ripped by rocks?"
"Goodness, it's okay."
"I'm perfectly fine."
I think my son is insane.
As if climbing mountains in Korea wasn't enough,
he climbed up Mount Fuji barefoot too.
- Mount Fuji. - Why does he...
climb barefoot when he has nice shoes?
"I will disown you."
I even threatened him, but it didn't work.
I'm worried something bad will happen to him.
Can you help my son get his senses back?
(Please help my son get his senses back.)
I heard it's good for you to walk barefoot.
So I went to Mount Gyejok in Daejeon.
- What? - Mount Gyejok.
- Mount Gyejok. - Yes. Mount Gyejok.
It sounds like a swear word.
(You have to watch your pronunciation.)
Mount Gyejok is...
- very nicely managed. - Mount Gyejok.
They encourage you to walk barefoot.
But if you walk barefoot anywhere else...
When you go to a park, they have areas where...
- you can walk barefoot. - It's good for health.
- But even that hurts. - It's like a therapy.
- You can't last long. - But he walks barefoot...
when it's 30℃ below zero and on Mount Fuji.
- He must get hurt a lot. - His feet must be...
- Right. - in bad shape.
It's from a 78-year-old mother.
Let's bring her in. Please come on out.
(Who is the mother with a troublesome son?)
(Kim Seung Ja)
- This way, ma'am. - Hello.
Please come this way, ma'am.
(Welcome.)
Please introduce yourself.
Hello.
I am Kim Seung Ja. I'm 78 years old,
and I come from Gwangyang, Jeolla Province.
- Welcome. - Hello.
Does your son really climb up mountains barefoot?
Yes.
One day, he called me.
He told me to watch "How Is That Possible".
You mean the TV show.
Yes, so I watched.
There was someone climbing a mountain barefoot.
And I couldn't believe someone would do that.
I called him a lunatic.
And did he turn out to be your son?
Yes.
- Mountain climbing is good. - Yes.
- But it's dangerous to do it barefoot. - Right.
I'm afraid that he might get bitten by a snake...
- and get tripped by a rock. - Right.
I'm worried.
Is something here?
- Is something here? - You can...
You can talk while looking at your son.
You kept staring at this part.
(What was she looking at?)
- Ma'am... - Is something there?
You can look at me.
How nice is that?
Why would you stare at the floor?
Did he really go hiking barefoot even in the winter?
He told me he did.
But it doesn't make sense.
If you walk barefoot when it's 30℃ below zero,
- you'll suffer from frostbite. - Right.
And he hiked Taebaek Mountains.
- That's a very rough mountain range. - Yes.
- In her letter, she said... - You'd get frostbite.
he even went up Mount Fuji barefoot.
When he told me he was going to Mount Fuji,
I wasn't aware that it was such a dangerous place.
It turns out snow goes all the way up to your waist.
- It snows a lot there. - Yes.
- It's got perpetual snow. - That broke my heart.
It really breaks my heart.
Have you tried talking him out of it?
I tried. But I couldn't persuade him.
What did you do to talk him out of it?
I called him a lunatic and a mad man.
I called him that.
Does he feel uncomfortable if he wears shoes?
You should ask him.
We should meet him first.
Why would you ask her that?
Let's meet her son then.
Hello.
(Who is her barefooted son?)
Hello. Hello.
(He gets up and greets everyone.)
I get why he walks barefoot.
- He's got an unbelievable energy. - Yes.
Do you understand her concern?
Of course, I understand how she feels.
But whenever I call her, she tells me I'm mad.
She swears a lot to me.
I understand her well.
But she told us to ask you.
- Yes. - Why don't you wear shoes when you hike?
Is it because they're uncomfortable? What's the reason?
It's partly for health.
You have to fight with yourself to hike in the winter.
I want to win a battle with myself.
- I hope you win. - Did you win?
Cheers!
(Okay. Well, cheers!)
Which mountains have you climbed up?
I've climbed up all the mountains in Korea...
in the middle of winter.
- Mount Jiri. - Mount Jiri.
- Mount Seorak. - Mount Seorak.
- Taebaek Mountains. - Taebaek Mountains.
- Mount Halla. - Mount Halla.
- Mount Gwanak. - Mount Gwanak.
- Mount Gwanak is easy. - I climbed up...
Taebaek Mountains five times in winter.
How about Mount Fuji?
I began climbing up Mount Fuji...
on 6am of June 13.
I reached the summit at 2:35pm.
Have you been to...
Mount Gyejok in Daejeon, which Yeong Ja mentioned?
I didn't go because I wasn't interested.
(He wasn't interested.)
(What's wrong with Mount Gyejok?)
- He's not interested. - He's not interested.
You don't consider it a proper mountain.
Why aren't you interested in Mount Gyejok?
Is it like a hill to you?
I like mountains that test my limit.
- I have criteria. - It's too easy for you.
I didn't mean that.
I think mountains whose names include the word "ak"...
- is a real mountain. - Mount Gwanak.
- Those are worth climbing. - Mount Seorak.
In the cases of Mount Mudeung...
and Mount Dobong,
I completed a 2-hour hike in 20 to 30 minutes.
- Did you run up the mountain? - Yes.
It requires a high level of training.
You must be very healthy.
Every morning at 5am,
I hike for 30 minutes.
After I come down the mountain, I eat breakfast.
Then I go to work and go up and down 10 floors...
10 times.
- Do you do it barefoot? - Yes, I do.
- After I am done... - This is crazy.
I only work until noon.
Afterwards, I hike barefoot for two hours.
There are fitness machines in the mountain.
I use them to exercise for an hour before I climb down.
He looks after his health.
(I am confident in my health.)
We have photos of him...
- hiking barefoot. - Really?
I thought he was Captain America.
My goodness.
Did he draw on his chest?
It looks like he drew on his chest.
My goodness.
- That's Taebaek Mountains. - He went there barefoot.
He is running up the mountain.
(He is not wearing shoes in these photos.)
- He has a fit body. - It's 1500m...
- above the sea level. - There are so many photos.
It's a snowfield.
- Where is this? - Where is this?
It's Mount Fuji.
- Mount Fuji. - We also have a video.
- Let's see the video. - We have to watch it.
We don't know how those photos were taken.
He could have taken off his shoes for a second.
- That's right. - My goodness.
My goodness.
- My goodness. - Look at that rock.
No way.
The person filming him is saying, "No way."
(Worried)
My goodness.
(Not even a snowfield can stop his barefooted hike.)
I feel bad for the person who filmed this.
Look at his mom's facial expression.
It must be her first time watching it.
(Everyone is half amazed and half worried.)
What is wrong with him?
- Seriously. - How did it feel to watch the video?
I think he is crazy.
Your heart dropped, right?
Yes. My heart is breaking.
- You are distressed. - Yes, I am distressed.
Hiking those mountains would be...
an incredible feat even with the shoes.
Why do you insist on hiking barefoot?
Is there a reason?
Due to the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers in 2007,
I came to have a great amount of debt.
- I was investing in stocks. - It was a crisis.
I was under so much stress...
that my body began to suffer.
I suffered from shingles...
and a problem with my cochleae.
I had no will to live back then.
I decided to kill myself...
and went up the mountain.
Now, I can run up the mountain in 20 to 30 minutes.
On that day, it took me eight hours to reach the top.
When I reached the top,
I saw hope in life.
I decided to try one more time.
From the next day onward, I hiked every day.
After one year,
an acquaintance of mine...
suggested that I hike barefoot.
- It's his fault. - My goodness.
It's his fault.
He suggested that he hike barefoot.
Hiking every day without a break,
I realized that I don't get frostbites.
You didn't get frostbites.
- That's right. - I didn't get frostbites.
- You didn't get them in the winter. - No.
I decided to use this talent...
to show the strength of Korea around the world.
To the less fortunate neighbors, orphaned children,
and youths,
I want to give dream, hope, and courage.
I want them to rise above hardships.
It will make them into fine people.
I want to show them.
Should everyone in Korea hike barefoot?
It's okay to do that in spring, summer, and fall.
- What about winter? - It's dangerous in winter.
(Please don't try hiking barefoot.)
It seems like you are trying to cheer people up.
Your mother is worried that...
you will get bitten by a snake or tear your skin.
- That's right. - It's understandable.
Accidents don't come with a warning.
Have you encountered danger?
In summer and fall, there are a lot of wasps,
bees, and snakes.
Since I hike early in the morning,
I run into wild boars often.
Aren't you scared of them?
There is a reason why I am not scared.
Try hiking when it's minus 20 to 30 degrees Celsius.
Why would I do that?
Then you wouldn't find wild boars scary.
(He isn't afraid of danger.)
Which mountain was the hardest to climb?
The mountain I found the hardest to climb...
was Mount Halla. It's a volcanic mountain.
- The rocks. - It's covered with basalt rocks...
that are very sharp.
- That's right. - They are porous, too.
That's right.
My feet hurt a lot at first.
My feet are trained now.
Recently, Mount Fuji was hard to climb.
After I reached 3,000m above the sea level,
- I developed altitude sickness. - I see.
The wind was so strong...
that I couldn't breathe. I collapsed two times.
However, I had a goal.
- You overcame. - I risked my life...
to show the strength of Korea at the top.
He speaks as if they are his heroic exploits.
Your face is hardening.
Yes. All parents worry about their children.
That's right.
Ambulances and helicopters...
get called to mountains.
Some people lose their lives. Whenever it happens,
- my heart breaks. - They get carried to hospitals.
I pray all the time...
for my son's safety.
Seeing those accidents on TV makes you worried.
Of course they do. All parents will be worried.
When he goes on dangerous trips,
does he tell you beforehand?
- I bet he doesn't. - He doesn't.
He never tells me when something happens.
I never know.
You never call or answer the phone.
You do as you would like.
She swears at me when I tell her about my trips.
She is bound to be worried.
It's better for her not to know.
Why did you tell her to watch "How Is That Possible"?
Well...
Why did you tell her to watch it?
It's his TV appearance.
I only said, "Watch the TV if you can."
- Afterwards, - I bet she was surprised.
she called and said, "You are crazy."
"What are you doing?" It was winter, too.
You know that she is worried, right?
I understand how she feels.
However,
a man has his dreams and goals.
I already have a plan.
In August, I will hike Mount Baekdu barefoot.
In October, I will go to The Great Wall.
My goodness, your mom will faint.
Next year, I will go to the Rocky Mountains.
My goodness.
Then I will go to the Himalayas.
- Will you go barefoot? - Mount Everest.
- Will you go barefoot? - Yes.
Please wear shoes.
It's all because of that man.
I know.
How would you feel if your son does that?
My heart will break.
It's the same for your mother.
Still, I have dreams and goals.
He is stubborn.
I hope the celebrities here would stop him.
I don't think he can be stopped.
He has dreams and goals.
Let's talk to his acquaintances.
There is the instigator, too.
- Hello. - Hello.
How do you feel...
when you watch him hike barefoot?
It worries me much.
You started it.
In my early 40s, I suffered...
from relapsing polychondritis.
I cured it by hiking barefoot.
That's why I recommended it to him.
You didn't think it would go this far.
No, I didn't.
He is greedy.
It's minus 20 to 30°C in the winter...
at Taebaek Mountains.
He wore shorts...
and short-sleeved T-shirt without shoes.
He completely froze up.
It broke my heart.
I worried a lot.
Don't you need equipment...
when you go to steep mountains?
He completely froze up.
You need equipment for Mount Fuji.
When he went in June 13th,
he suffered altitude sickness without any equipment.
It was stupid.
You went to Mount Fuji with him.
Yes.
We started at 2,100m above the sea level.
We were fine until 3,000m above the sea level.
Above that, our breath became shallow.
At 3,300m above the sea level,
he told me not to go further.
He asked me to wait...
until he comes back.
When he came back... He was wearing cropped pants.
His legs...
- Were there scratches? - On his calves,
there were scratches.
They had turned black.
He is a man of steel.
Do you want to hear a funny story?
- Yes. - I was kidnapped once.
- What? - I was kidnapped once.
- How did it happen? - He called me late at night...
and told me to come out quickly.
I came out in a hurry. Since it was winter,
I wore a jacket. He told me to get in the car.
I asked him, "Where are we going?"
He said I will know once I get there.
I arrived at Taebaek Mountains four hours later.
I really didn't want to go. I hate hiking.
You come down after you go up.
I hate mountains.
Why did you force him...
to hike?
He was...
addicted to alcohol.
He had bad lungs and stomach.
His knees were weak, too.
He became healthy since I took him to mountains.
He owes me his life.
There should be a limit.
He took me to mountains...
all weekends and holidays.
(He was taken to mountains all year.)
Is there anything else you are worried about?
- Yes, there is. - What is it?
It worries me that he is single.
He isn't married.
I don't know.
What?
(Is he not married?)
Are you not married?
Don't ask me that.
Everyone has a story.
My dreams and goals come first.
Making a family is not my priority.
You want your son to get married and make a family.
- He didn't get married. -Yes.
He only likes the mountains.
It breaks my heart that...
he overlooks safety and goes to dangerous mountains.
Why don't you introduce him to a woman?
- Me? - Yes.
- His friends can do it. - They must share a hobby.
What do you think about Yeong Ja?
- I... - He did it right away.
I am sorry. I don't hike.
She is fat and cute.
(I have no problem.)
I...
(Singing)
Why don't they throw a die together?
(It's the magic of love.)
(He should stop hiking barefoot first.)
Are there instances that make you pity him?
Like he said before,
- he had pneumothorax. - Yes.
After he hikes a rough mountain in a cold weather,
he calls me 2 or 3 times.
- He says he can't breathe. - He can't breathe?
No. He goes, "I can neither breathe nor eat."
"I am dying."
He calls me 2 or 3 times.
Since he lives close,
he drops by.
Then he calls and says, "I can neither breathe..."
"nor eat."
I worry whenever that happens.
I have a question.
Even though you have pneumothorax,
you go hiking.
I don't have it anymore.
There is a reason why I suffered.
When you overcome limitations,
the energy you gain...
twists your guts.
You regained physical and mental health...
from hiking barefoot.
- Yes. - That's good,
but you continue to find more dangerous adventures.
Is it because people praise and admire you...
and you get to appear on TV?
Do you do it to gain attention?
It's like when a celebrity becomes full of themselves.
It's not like that.
You put yourself in situations that are more dangerous.
I do that...
because I think my body...
is the strongest.
Who else can climb Mount Dobong in 20 minutes?
Why do you do that?
- You can enjoy what you can do now. - I wish...
to experiment with human limitations.
I want to experiment with my limitations.
- Why do you want to overcome limitations? - Exactly.
Why do you experiment with them?
I want people to think,
"There is a strong man in Korea."
You are strong.
I am weak.
Only if I hike the Himalayas...
will people around the world think,
"There is a strong man in Korea."
You don't have to do it barefoot.
- You know... - The famous hikers...
If I use equipment,
I can hike the Himalayas right now.
You shouldn't say that.
Famous hikers with world records...
have climbed the Himalayas...
in an incredible feat of strength.
Your words disparage their achievements.
I didn't mean to do that.
I have been in worse pains.
I will continue to enjoy pain.
Here is the important thing.
People have died there.
- Your mother will be upset. - Her heart...
must be breaking.
You don't want your son to do that.
- No, I don't. - You don't want him to be like you.
- No. - Then why don't you understand your mother?
I understand how she feels,
but I have dreams and goals.
At first,
I took the worry lightly...
and talked with a smile. I am flustered now.
You are cool.
I acknowledge your achievements.
It's cool that you challenge yourself.
But if you get into an accident,
the youths who were following you...
would get disappointed and worried.
Knowing that I couldn't stop you...
would keep me awake at night.
The entire nation will feel that way.
Everyone will feel guilty.
Let me ask this to the panelists.
Don't you have dreams?
It's a different matter.
We don't risk our lives for the dream.
We are satisfied with what we have.
If you have dreams,
- you must go. - Just because we have dreams,
we don't make the person we love...
become sick with worry.
That's right.
Your mother was so desperate...
that she sent us her worry.
Please put yourself in her shoes.
I understand how she feels.
Even if you understand, you dreams and worries...
are making her suffer.
Is it your dream and goal to become a bad son?
We are not telling you to give up hiking...
completely.
I think his friends...
should stop him...
from climbing the Himalayas barefoot.
What are your thoughts?
I think he will be able to do it.
He is the problem.
Excuse me. No one has done it before.
You don't know because you haven't tried it.
He will be able to do it.
That's what I think.
- You think he will climb Mount Everest. - Yes.
You should try to stop him.
Your words don't make sense.
You say you want to show the spirit of challenge.
At the same time, you tell the others not to copy you.
Your words contradict each other.
It will be better to use equipment...
and put safety first.
Wouldn't it be better to guide people that way?
It's meaningless if I use equipment.
(He is stubborn.)
It will be meaningless unless I do it barefoot...
and in shorts.
If you get into an accident...
and pass away,
what will happen to the ones left behind?
Why do you not think about these things?
I understand how my mother feels.
Okay.
The conversation...
is going in circles.
What do you want the most...
from your son?
I don't want him to go to dangerous mountains.
What if he insists on going?
He should use equipment and shoes, right?
I don't care about the equipment.
- She wants to stop him. - I don't want him to go.
That's right.
That's why I don't tell her where I go.
Can't you grant her wish?
The audience is getting ready to press the button.
- They are ready. - There is no point is asking,
- but do you think it's a worry? - It's a big worry.
During my performance,
I showed a trick of escaping underwater.
It's one of the highlights of the show.
It's dangerous.
One day, she came to see my show.
"I trained for a long time..."
"to escape underwater. Wasn't it nice?"
My mother said, "I hope you wouldn't do that."
"I am your parent. I can't watch something like that."
Her words made me realize that I was inconsiderate.
He says he understands his mother...
yet he prepares for a bigger adventure.
His acquaintances say that they believe in him.
- It's a big worry. - It is.
I think it's a big worry.
Up to this point, he overcame hardships...
in a manner that inspires awe.
However, he should sacrifice what he wants to do...
with thoughts of his mother.
I hope he would give up this time.
It will be okay if I call her...
and visit her often.
- No. - No, it won't be.
It's because he doesn't have a child.
He says he understands his mother,
but he doesn't know how she really feels.
- He doesn't. - He doesn't understand.
If you think it's a worry, please press the button.
(What does the audience think?)
- In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. - In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Time's up.
Please say a few words to your mother.
Mother, I will visit and call often...
from now on.
I love you.
I love you, too.
Please don't go to the Himalayas.
I wonder how many votes the worry received.
It must be a big worry for her.
- "Are You in Your Right Mind?" - I know.
- Show us the result. - I hope he wouldn't go.
(The result)
199 votes.
- Only he didn't vote. - Maybe it got 198 votes.
196 votes.
198 votes.
(What will it be?)
188 votes.
158 votes. subtitles ripped and synced by riri13
(158 votes)
- Thank you. - Thank you.
This person is addicted to something different.
Is this a special on addiction?
Hello, I am a housewife in my 20s...
with a five-month-old daughter.
No strange person in the world compares to my husband.
"I really want to go, Honey."
"May I go one more time?"
- Where does he want to go? - "It's on my mind."
"I can't focus on my work."
"I feel like I am going crazy."
Why is everyone going to places today?
(Where is this person going?)
Please stay at home.
- My husband... - Where does he go?
(What will it be?)
is addicted to amusement parks.
(My husband is addicted to amusement parks.)
(How cute!)
Let him go.
He goes to amusement parks 2 or 3 times a week.
- How does he do that? - It drives me crazy.
When we go there with a 5-month-old daughter,
my husband does this.
(Screaming)
"I am happy! I am so happy!"
How cute!
"I am so happy."
Excited, he goes on a roller coaster...
again...
- and again. - Again.
He once went on four consecutive rides.
This happened once.
"Let's not go to the amusement park today."
"Since I am sick, I want to rest."
"What? Did you catch a cold?"
"You need fresh air when you're sick."
"Let's go."
- Where to? - The amusement park.
Why is he into an amusement park out of all places?
Please stop my husband.
We hear all sorts of worries.
- Now that I've heard the previous story, - Exactly.
- this story doesn't sound so serious. - I know.
The story feels like a booger.
(Laughing)
I swore at my wife.
(There's an unexpected twist.)
(Everyone is shocked.)
(Who am I? Where am I?)
Let's meet our guest. Please come out.
(Who could be the guest worried about her husband?)
(Gyeon Hae Ran)
(Their hearts are fluttering.)
Please take off your shoes and sit comfortably.
- Please sit down. - A ball came out.
Make it disappear.
Watch me.
(She puts the ball into her mouth.)
It appeared again, right?
(Yeong Ja's magic trick using her big mouth)
Wasn't it good?
My goodness.
(Laughing)
You really eat everything.
I have a dream.
She can eat everything.
She has no limits.
I can always go to a buffet.
Does he really go there that often?
We live very near the amusement park.
He goes there so often as if it's his home.
How old is your husband?
- Is he 7 years old? - He's 28.
- He's 28? - He's 28?
- He's quite young. - I'm 30 years old.
Still, he's 28 years old.
He's too old to go there that often.
- It's not normal. - Right.
When did he become addicted to it?
We've been married for a year.
Since the fifth month of our marriage,
we went there more than 50 times.
- 50 times in 7 months? - What about before marriage?
Before we got married, we went there only a few times.
- He didn't go there so often? - He didn't.
While your husband is riding a ride,
- what do you do? - If my baby cries,
I comfort her. If she's hungry, I feed her.
I also change her diaper. I repeat these.
Has he asked you to wait for a ride too?
Yes, he has.
I wait in the line holding my baby.
- You wait in the line? - When the weather is hot,
I sweat a lot...
- while waiting for a ride. - That's ridiculous.
She should wait for her baby, not her husband.
- That's too much. - Why would you go there with him?
- You can just refuse it. - Exactly.
You only have a hard time there.
I tried to not go with him,
but it gets worse if I refuse it.
- Why? - Does he get upset?
He gets upset.
He wants to go there with his family?
- That's right. - Can't he go there...
with his friends?
We're Korean Chinese.
It's been only three years since we moved to Korea.
- I see. - We don't...
- have many Korean friends. - I see.
So he keeps nagging me.
- Money is the biggest problem. - That's right.
- It must cost them a lot of money. - Absolutely.
- The food in there is expensive. - It's expensive.
A ticket is 54 dollars per person.
- Exactly. - Just for one day?
It's over 100 dollars for 2 people.
- Why... - I don't ride any rides,
so it's a waste.
It costs them 300 dollars a week.
- My goodness. - That's a waste of money.
- Exactly. - It's too much.
She must need a lot of money to take care of her baby.
- I know. - You're right.
Let's meet with the first guest on Hello...
who is addicted to an amusement park.
Hello.
He looks like he likes amusement parks.
Indeed.
- We ask the guest in that seat... - Always.
We always ask this question.
Do you drink or smoke?
I can quit drinking, but I can't quit rides.
- He can quit drinking? - He can quit drinking...
- He can't quit rides? - He said that.
When did you most recently go to an amusement park?
I went there yesterday.
Look at his face.
Do you like amusement parks that much?
I wish I could...
go there every single day.
What rides do you usually ride?
I ride the one spinning 360 degrees.
A pirate ship is too boring to me.
What about Eagle's Fortress?
- Pardon? - Eagle's Fortress.
- It's gone now. - Right. Eagle's Fortress.
- It's gone? - It's closed.
It was closed a long time ago.
It doesn't sound like a worry so far.
(This is just the beginning.)
Why do you like an amusement park so much?
I first went to an amusement park in elementary school,
and I found it so much fun.
Since I turned 18,
I went to an amusement park seven days a week.
I went to the amusement parks in Beijing, Tianjin,
Shenzhen, Guangzhou,
and Qingdao.
- Did you go to all of them? - Yes, I did.
Still, you didn't come to Korea...
to go to all the amusement parks in Korea, did you?
I came to Korea for work.
I went to an amusement park in Korea one year later.
Since then, I've been going to amusement parks often.
I went to the amusement parks in Yongin, Seoul,
- He went to all the areas? - Incheon, Gyeongju,
- and Daegu. - He travelled across the country.
Did you go to all the amusement parks in Korea?
- Almost. - He travelled across the country.
- Across the country. - I'm planning to go to...
- Ulsan and Paju as well. - Why does he like it?
Why do you ask your wife to go with you?
You can just drop by there on your way home...
- after work. - Exactly.
They're my family.
- You're the only one who enjoys it. - She hates it.
Your wife waits in the line,
and feeds your baby.
She would rather stay at home.
She must feel frustrated staying home all day long.
I take her with me for her own sake.
Then, do you play with your baby,
and give your wife a massage at home?
No, not at all.
Please tell us about it.
He never does that.
When I ask him to watch our baby,
he holds her for five seconds and puts her down.
What does he do if he doesn't watch the baby?
- What does he do at home? - He watches TV,
or plays with his phone.
He's not even attentive to his family.
Is there anything else you do for your husband?
Does he buy you delicious snacks?
No, he's busy enjoying himself.
He can't think of anything else.
- When he goes... - When he feels hungry,
he asks me if I want a sausage or ice cream.
When I say I do, he tells me to go buy them.
I have to go buy the snacks.
- That's too harsh. - You even take care of him?
- Yes, I do. - Exactly.
How much can she hold while holding her baby?
He waits for another ride while she's buying snacks.
He should let her wait with her baby,
- and eat... - He should go buy snacks.
That's right. He should go by himself.
He fills up his stomach,
and then continues to ride rides.
We don't have a proper meal the whole day.
I guess he doesn't ask you to cook at home after that.
He does. After having so much fun,
he says, "I'm hungry. Go prepare a meal."
What?
I feel very tired by that time...
- as I would have walked a lot. - You're more tired than him.
However, I cook dinner for him.
She even cooks after that.
- My gosh. - Buy a churro,
and slap him with it instead of eating it.
I wish I could do that.
(Exclaiming)
(Applauding)
Why do you make her go buy snacks?
You can go by yourself.
She's holding our baby.
It's better she moves around.
(What?)
Even if that's true...
It's better she moves around holding her baby?
You should do that if that's a good thing.
- You should do that. - Exactly.
I have to ride rides.
- He's so selfish. - You go there to have fun.
Shouldn't you have a proper meal with your family?
I feel full when I eat a snack like a sausage.
Then, why do you ask her to prepare dinner?
I become hungry by the time I get home.
Can't you eat dinner before you go home?
I'm too tired to do so.
I just want to go home...
and get some rest in my bed.
Don't you think your wife is tired too?
She walks around all day holding her baby.
- You enjoy rides at least. - Exactly.
Don't you think she's tired?
I haven't thought of that until now.
All I think about is the amusement rides.
- Don't you do any household chores? - That's bad.
He doesn't help me at all.
- He doesn't do anything? - No.
How can he be so brazen?
I would not go with him if I were you.
- I would stay in bed... - Good.
- to teach him a lesson. - Don't spoil him.
I don't want to go with him,
but he gives me a hard time if I don't.
- Why? - What does he do?
One time, I wasn't feeling well,
so I refused to go with him.
He didn't even speak to me.
He kept complaining.
"Bring me some water."
"Bring me a cigarette."
He even complained about the food.
He said my dishes didn't taste good.
- You shouldn't cook for him. - Don't cook for him.
- You shouldn't cook for him. - If I don't cook,
he argues that cooking is my duty as a wife.
When he talks like that, I have no choice.
Why would you be upset like that?
It's not that I got upset.
I was angry because she didn't listen to me.
(He's so brazen.)
- So I... - That means you're upset.
She didn't go with me, so I made her do something else.
That means you're upset.
The way I see it, he needs someone...
- to do his errands... - That's right.
at the amusement park.
- It's convenient for him. - She waits for a ride.
- It's all... - Is that one of the reasons?
- You want her to attend you. - Be honest with us.
It's inconvenient to go there without her,
and I tend to make her do things for me.
- Gosh. - All right. I see.
You love your wife though, don't you?
(I can't believe him.)
- He must love her. - He must be shy.
- Of course, he loves her. - You love her, right?
Of course, he loves her.
Hae Ran, other than amusement parks,
- where do you want to go? - Where do you want to go?
I want to go to the firework events or family events.
- Family events? - Right.
Will you go to a firework event with her?
Your wife likes it so much.
No way. I won't go there.
Why? What's the reason?
It's not fun.
Fireworks are beautiful.
What's fun about that?
- It's not fun. - Your wife likes it.
She goes with you because you like it.
- I know. - You should do what she likes with her.
I don't like that kind of things.
Your wife is doing what she hates every week.
You're a magician. Make him disappear.
It's been only three years since they moved to Korea.
They lived in China for a very long time before that.
People in China are much more conservative...
and patriarchal than Korean people, right?
Is that so?
I guess it's similar to the culture...
- our parents's generation had. - That's right.
Same goes for Hae Ran's husband.
He said she has to do as he says, but he doesn't.
He said that without hesitating.
- It's difficult. - It's different from our culture.
Hae Ran seems to be understanding and obedient.
However, she sent us her story. It means...
- she's having a hard time. - She's had enough.
What made you decide to come on the show?
One day, we went to an amusement park.
He usually goes 2 or 3 times in 1 day.
He rides 2 or 3 rides?
What do you mean by that?
He rides 2 or 3 rides?
Does he go home and go to another amusement park?
He goes from one place...
- to another. - Another amusement park?
- Yes. - Another amusement park?
My goodness.
- What does that mean? - He goes to one place...
We once went to the amusement park in Yongin,
- and then went all the way to Gyeongju. - Gyeongju?
Gyeongju?
- There's an amusement park in Gyeongju. - He drove.
- There is. - Why does he like it so much?
We arrived at Gyeongju about 4am.
We slept in the car for a few hours,
- and the next day, we went... - The next day?
(He went to amusement parks for two days in a row.)
After he had fun there,
he said we should go to one in Daegu too...
as Daegu is close to Gyeongju.
- That's crazy. - He enjoyed himself there again.
When he got tired,
- he took us home. - He travels across the country.
Why do you have to do that to go to amusement parks?
I go there because it's fun.
Aren't amusement parks similar to each other?
In Gyeongju, there's a water slide.
Many people wear a rain coat when riding it,
but I don't wear a rain coat.
- You get wet. - Yes, I do.
It feels good when I get soaked.
You won the battle against yourself.
Your wife goes around with you...
even though she doesn't ride rides.
Don't you think she's tired?
I drive the car.
(Sighing)
- You must've been tired. - Right.
You deserve to enjoy yourself.
You shouldn't take her with you when she is unwell.
When she felt unwell, you said she needed fresh air.
It wasn't like she was going to die soon.
She just had to take medication.
You made her do everything for you.
(She sighs deeply.)
Her body must hurt as she just had a baby.
It's hard to control your mood swings at that time.
Do you not know about your wife's condition?
No, I haven't even given it a thought.
- He hasn't even... - Let's say...
- you are feeling unwell, - Okay.
and your wife asks you to go to an amusement park.
Would you go with her?
No, I wouldn't.
Let me ask you...
(I want to punch his mouth.)
Have you guys ever gone there when your baby was sick?
- Yes, we have. - What?
I told him that our baby had a cold,
so we shouldn't go to an amusement park.
He just said to feed her medication.
That's what he said.
- In fact, - It's getting more and more serious.
we heard many frustrating stories for the past month.
- There were many serious worries. - I was angry.
I felt terrible for those guests.
When read this story,
I thought it would be nice...
to talk about a funny story for a change.
- I started to feel frustrated again. - Me too.
It's not a booger. It's like a giant mass of booger.
(It turned out to be a serious worry.)
It must cost you a fortune.
- Doesn't it cost too much? - He's the breadwinner.
His salary is not that high.
He complains when I buy something for me or our baby.
He tells me to buy it later.
He doesn't give me money.
Doesn't he give you the living cost every month?
Of course, he does... Right?
No, he doesn't.
- He doesn't? - No.
Do you think it's a waste to spend on your family,
and it's not a waste to spend on amusement parks?
To be honest, yes, I do.
(She can't help laughing.)
- Does he pay your mobile phone bill? - He must.
My mom pays my phone bill.
(My mom pays.)
- What? - He doesn't pay for that.
- Sir. - Yes?
As you're the breadwinner, you must know...
that it costs a lot to go to amusement parks.
It costs 1,200 dollars a month to go 3 times a week.
I was obsessed with having fun at amusement parks.
I couldn't think about the cost.
I understand that, but at the end of every month,
- you check your expenses. - I don't do that.
- He never does that. - I don't check that.
- Haven't you... - I don't.
- thought of doing so? - No, I haven't.
- Please consider doing so. - Exactly.
(Hear, hear!)
The previous guest next to him is...
sitting like this even though he isn't her son.
- Look how she's sitting. - Hand her a microphone.
(She doesn't even budge.)
What do you think about this story?
It's frustrating.
Please say something to him.
- No. Please say something to him. - Tell him...
You shouldn't hit him with the mic though.
Say something you would tell him if he was your son.
Your family must come first.
It's wrong that he doesn't take care of his family.
- Okay. - Where is your son?
Did he go to the bathroom?
Did he go to the mountain?
(Laughing)
- He couldn't wait. - He went mountain climbing.
Why don't you tell your husband...
what you want?
How do you want him to change?
It's too much...
to go to the amusement park 2 or 3 times a week.
I want you to go there less often.
I also want you to change diapers.
- He's never done it before. - Really?
- Not once? - Never.
He told me to do it saying it's dirty.
You can't be like that as her dad.
How do you put up with him?
Is it bearable?
Do you endure it thinking it's your destiny?
I've thought of leaving him.
She's thinking of a drastic solution too.
- Any woman... - She came here for a reason.
would think of doing that.
- Her husband is... - "Why did I marry him?"
We all heard what he said. From her perspective,
She's shedding tears now.
it's about time he started to think about it.
(It's time to think about her and reflect on himself.)
You have to think about this problem.
I wonder how he feels...
while watching his wife crying.
I'm too scared to ask him though.
I'll ask him.
How do you feel?
Now that you've heard your wife and other people.
Please tell us how you honestly feel.
Please say it nicely.
Amusement rides.
- Sorry? - Amusement rides.
(Did I mishear it?)
Amusement rides.
- Pardon? - Did you say amusement rides?
We asked how you feel while watching her crying.
How do you feel about that?
All I think about now is amusement rides.
- My goodness. - Are you doing this on purpose?
- Of course, he's doing that on purpose. - Gosh.
You're saying that because you're too embarrassed?
- No, I meant it. - He doesn't look embarrassed.
Do you still care for your wife?
Do you still love her?
Probably.
Probably? What does that mean?
Doesn't it mean that I do?
That's ambiguous.
(He can't continue talking.)
I think this is the most serious worry.
Please press the button if you think it's a worry.
I think it's a worry.
I am in shock right now.
If he keeps going on like this, he should be separated,
and think about how important...
his wife and baby are to him.
I think he really needs some time to realize that.
I think it's definitely a worry.
To be honest, before I came on this show,
I thought the stories were exaggerated...
- to make the show more interesting. - I understand.
Gosh. I realized that I was wrong.
- Listen. - I got that question so many times.
This is the least serious story in the past month.
If you think it's a worry,
please press the button.
(What does the audience think?)
- We can hear you pushing it. - In 1, 2, 3, 4, 5.
- Stop. - Time is up.
Say something to your wife. What does he call you?
- Hey. - Hey?
(Why would he call her hey?)
How about you call her honey?
- I'll call her my baby's mom. - Okay.
Say your daughter's name.
Her name is...
Does he not even know her name?
- Please go ahead. - I forgot her name.
(I forgot her name.)
(Everyone is shocked.)
- His own baby's name? - I think...
- He forgot his baby's name? - he resents his wife.
(Dong Yeob is confused.)
- Is he serious? - Excuse me.
- He's serious. He never watches her. - Hold on.
It doesn't make sense that he doesn't know her name.
- I asked her... - When we named our baby,
he just told me to decide as if he didn't care.
(Her husband was indifferent.)
Do you have a problem with your wife, by any chance?
- Calm down. - Are you getting back at her?
- Do you remember her name now? - Yes.
- That's a relief. - Please go ahead.
Kim Na Hee's mom, good job today.
- What does he mean? - What does that mean?
She did a good job so far.
Is that it?
I've always been blunt like this. I can't help it.
- You feel apologetic toward her, right? - Of course.
You're sorry that you didn't help her, right?
Yes, a little bit.
- All right. - Okay.
I'm quite confused right now.
Let's check the result.
Please show us the result.
("Why?")
If she gets 159 votes,
she'll win.
"Are You in Your Right Mind?" got 158 votes.
(What could be the result?)
179?
(She got 149 votes.)
"My Unusual Daughter".
She's really unusual.
Hello. I'm a mom of a girl in sixth grade,
who is the only child in my family.
My daughter...
has always been unusual since she was a baby.
This is what happened when she was seven.
"Mom, my shoulders hurt."
"Please give me a massage."
- A seven-year-old girl said that? - "All right."
"I'll give you a massage."
"Oh, that feels so good."
"Mom, harder. That feels good."
She was like that when she was seven?
At age seven, she was addicted to massage.
When she entered elementary school,
she was addicted to Chinese medicine.
Even adults can't drink Chinese medicine well due to...
its bitterness, but she gulped it down at once.
She's now in grade six,
and she has become even worse.
She's so into K League Classic.
K League Classic.
- She can't get over it. - My gosh.
"I'll direct all my passion..."
"to soccer."
- She's a girl though. - "Soccer is the best."
It makes me frustrated every day.
Please stop my daughter.
(Please stop my daughter.)
Hyun Woo, what did you like when you were 13?
Magic.
- Magic. - I was into magic.
I was interested in magic since I was young.
When I entered high school,
I started learning magic in earnest.
A magic trick like this?
It's...
(What was it?)
You look like someone from long ago.
I'm sorry.
(It was a popular trick long ago.)
We'll invite the mother and have a talk.
Please come on out.
(Who is worried about her extraordinary daughter?)
(Park Kyeong Yeon)
Is this right?
(Welcome to the show.)
Your daughter is interested in different things than...
- those of her age. - Yes, my daughter is...
into things old men like.
My husband gave her a massage to grow taller.
She got addicted to massages since then...
and asked us to give her massages nonstop.
We must apply high pressure like adults' massage...
and massage her for over 30 minutes. "I'm fine now."
(You can now call it a massage!)
Does she really take Chinese medicine easily?
We went to an oriental medical clinic since she's weak.
After drinking it,
she said that it's really tasty.
- She liked Chinese medicine? - Yes.
- Some are too bitter even for adults. - I see.
For example, artemisia capillaris.
- Artemisia capillaris? - That's way too bitter.
- It's bitter. - She drinks it well.
- She drinks that? - Yes.
(No way!)
We forced her to give up on massage...
and Chinese medicine.
I thought it'd be over once her addiction was gone.
However, she suddenly became crazy about soccer.
That's what I'm amazed at. She's a girl.
How addicted is she?
- She loves FC Seoul the most. - FC Seoul.
I once went to a game with her.
Fans sing a cheer song before the game.
I looked at my daughter while she was singing the song.
She was crying while following the song.
(Her daughter was crying beside her.)
Why, why?
- Why did she cry? - Was it because she was moved?
- Was it because she was moved? - Since it began?
Did she cry while saying, "the game has begun"?
- My gosh. - I couldn't believe her.
- I didn't know why she cried. - Amazing.
It wouldn't be a big problem though.
- Exactly. - It's possible she likes it.
Her interest should only be her hobby,
but all she thinks about is soccer.
- All day long? - She does nothing else.
She must go see the game at least once or twice a week.
- She goes to the stadium? - She goes to see the game?
Yes, she must go to the stadium and see the game.
Does she go alone?
- She can't go alone since it's far. - Not alone.
If she had friends to go with, it'd be fine,
- but there's nobody. - Nobody likes it at that age.
- Nobody at that age likes it. - No one will like it.
My husband, me, or an adult should accompany her.
Honestly, I don't really like soccer.
Since I know nothing about it, I just sit there.
Going there together as a family,
- including the transportation costs, - That's right.
it becomes quite a burden if we go several times.
With some food, you can easily spend over 100 dollars.
You'll spend more than that.
Worse than that, the problem begins after going there.
What does she do after returning home?
- She looks up the game online again. - That's right.
- That's what you do if you love it. - She analyzes.
However, it becomes way too late after watching it.
- She has school the next day. - Exactly.
Once she's up in the morning, she becomes grumpy.
That's when we begin arguing, when a war breaks out.
"I'm never taking you to a game again."
We'll meet your daughter. What's her name?
It's Kim Eun Ha Soo.
- Eun Ha Soo. - Eun Ha Soo.
Eun Ha Soo.
- Hello. - Hello, Eun Ha Soo.
Hello.
Why did you wear that shirt today?
I got it as a gift on Children's Day.
- You got a soccer jersey on Children's Day. - I see.
I wore it to show it off.
Stand up and show it off.
Explain it to us too.
I have my favorite player's number at the back.
- Dejan. - It's Dejan.
His name is written at the back.
My mom set a limit on how much I can spend.
It costs more to engrave the name at the back.
- I added my allowance to buy this shirt. - My gosh.
Many people here don't know who Dejan is.
Even I don't know who that is.
- Even I don't know. - You don't know him, do you?
It's my first time hearing it.
Please tell us who he is. Where is he from?
Dejan is a player of Monte Negro.
He's 187cm tall and weighs 82kg.
We weigh the same!
(He weighs the same as me.)
Besides, he's 12 years older than I.
He's 36 years old.
- Soccer fans would know him. - Can you tell us...
why you like Dejan?
MVP players are chosen after games.
- Exactly. - Among all teams of K League Classic,
he placed third.
I believe that it's not easy.
- Of course it's not easy. - Totally.
- That's why I like Dejan. - Any other reason...
why you like him other than playing soccer well?
- Is it his looks? No,
- His looks... - not his looks.
(She shakes her head.)
It's not because of his looks.
- You like him but not his looks. - Not his looks.
- It's his skills. - Other than Dejan,
do you like any other players?
- Handsome players. - Go Yo Han.
- Go Yo Han. - Go Yo Han?
There's a player named "Go Yo Han"?
- He's always been FC Seoul's player. - One club man.
However, when it comes to skills, I prefer Dejan.
Your mom sent the story because she's worried about...
you liking soccer. What do you think?
I'm worried since my mom stops me from liking soccer.
When I talk about soccer to my mom,
it'd be nice for her to react nicely.
- I see. - She's indifferent.
- "Sure." That's why I was... - Are you upset?
- a bit upset. - Now tell me...
when you became crazy about soccer.
It was when I was in grade two.
When my grandfather watched soccer on TV,
I always sat by his side and watched it.
Since tickets were given away at school,
I went to see the game.
- And then? - The atmosphere was...
quite different from watching it from home.
(The vibe was quite different from how it was on TV.)
- "Quite". - How was it "quite" different?
- "Quite". - "Quite".
How was it "quite" different?
When I saw the game at the stadium,
- I could hear people beside me... - Of course.
cheering enthusiastically.
There are scenes you can't see on television.
- You're right. - When I go see the game,
I can see all of those.
- That's why I prefer it. - She enjoys it very much.
However, after seeing the game at the stadium,
you see the video clips online again. That's wrong...
since you have school. You should go to bed early.
When I sit here,
I can't really see what's going on in front of me.
On the internet, I can find...
video clips if they're important.
However, what would you do...
- after watching them? - The game's already over.
I think about what should've been done.
I often think about the way...
how one player should change on the next game.
- You're thinking about... - Your dream isn't...
- what coaches think. - becoming a coach.
- Exactly. That's what players do... - That's right.
- after the game. - You can only sleep afterwards?
Yes.
How amazing.
Eun Ha Soo, what do you want to be when you grow up?
I want to become a composer.
- A composer? - A composer.
- It's totally different. - It's totally different.
What a dynamic daughter she has.
Why do you want to become a composer?
I'm in a choir.
I like singing the songs there,
but I think composing songs would be more rewarding.
So you want to become a composer, and you like soccer.
- Yes. - Ma'am,
if she does her duties,
you don't need to worry about her.
I guess she doesn't do her duties.
The day before her exam... Sometimes she has exams.
One day, she was studying unusually at her desk.
I approached and saw what she was doing from her back.
On a notebook,
she was writing down a cheer song's lyrics.
She was memorizing the lyrics.
She was memorizing the song.
I couldn't believe how she was putting in so much effort.
- Her exam was the day after. - Exactly.
- You would've been so frustrated. - That's right.
It's not only that. In the car,
we can only listen to the team's cheer songs.
What if you play something else? Does she hate it?
- She wants to be a composer. - We went to...
Ganghwa Island.
We listened to the cheer songs only for two hours.
You would've memorized them too.
I sing them when I do the dishes before I realize.
(She sings them before she realizes.)
I believe that listening to the teacher well...
at school and studying with textbooks are enough.
- It's not enough. - In my opinion,
my grades are high enough.
- Is that so? - I think they're okay.
I'm the school president now.
- Is that so? - That's why...
- A school president? - A school president?
- She has leadership too. - That's why...
she doesn't need to worry a lot.
She has a very high self-esteem.
- She has high self-esteem. - How wonderful.
- Self-esteem is very important. - That's...
She believes...
- that she's doing well. - Her self-esteem is high.
- Exactly. - "This is good enough."
In my opinion, that's not the case.
- The cheer... - Can you sing the cheer song for us?
The one you memorized so hard.
All right.
- I have the props. - You brought props?
Props are nice.
- She even has the props. - How can we help you?
I guess she carries them everywhere.
Stand up from your spot.
The first one is a song we sing...
when my favorite player Dejan makes a goal.
(Dejan makes a goal!)
(Singing)
(They smile warmly upon seeing her perform.)
(Let's go Dejan)
(She performs a cute dance with full of passion.)
(She really did her best to memorize the song!)
How cute.
- You're so cute. - What's the next one?
The song you sing with the props.
It's a song named "My Way".
However,
This is for cheering the players.
- To support the players. - One is enough.
- That's right. - All right.
You're her father, right? Show some enthusiasm.
(He's an exhausted supporter of his daughter.)
Ready, go.
Among numerous roads
(Just hearing it makes me tired.)
(She's totally excited as if she's at the stadium.)
How adorable.
Lastly, show us the one you do at the stadium.
- FC Seoul, my love - FC Seoul
In Seoul
(She hops and claps twice.)
In Seoul
(They forget about the worry due to her cuteness.)
Let's go together, warriors of Seoul
- Ma'am, join her. - Toast
- To our shout - Sing together.
(She sings with her genuine heart.)
(My love, FC Seoul)
(She's really good!)
- You're good. - It's fun.
(She's totally proud of herself.)
That was nothing.
Normally, she goes on a chair and rests one foot there.
I'd be trembling beside her while holding the chair.
- She gets too excited. - She puts a foot on the top?
- She'd put it like this. - She sits...
- at the supporters' seats. - That's right.
- She must sit there. Right. - Not an ordinary seat.
- Hardcore fans sit there. - The supporters' seats.
- Male hardcore fans don't cheer nicely. - Right.
- What do they do? - They're very blunt.
- They swear violently. - That's right.
- They use swear words. - She's right.
My daughter would point at the players while yelling.
- Then my daughter would say, - Out of excitement.
- "Can't you come to your senses?" - My gosh.
"Get a grip on yourself!"
I was so worried...
that my daughter would be too violent.
- Sir, you helped her earlier. - Yes.
When she was cheering, you could've helped her faster.
I got them for her, but it makes me upset...
every time I look at them.
When I ask, "Do you like Dejan or me?"
she doesn't answer.
- My gosh. - Really?
She just chuckles.
I feel that my pride has been hurt at that moment.
I also feel upset.
That's right. I totally feel him.
- It's not common. - I even got all those for her.
- Eun Ha Soo. - Yes?
Do you like Dejan or your dad?
(Do you like Dejan or your dad?)
Well...
My dad.
You had to think about it for so long?
- Yes, my dad. - She thought about it.
You need to think about it for so long?
Do you like your mom or Dejan?
(Do you like your mom or Dejan?)
Do you like your mom or Dejan?
Look at this girl.
(Betrayed)
It must be true.
- She likes him. - You never saw Dejan in person.
Sir, tell us...
how serious her problem is.
My wife and Eun Ha Soo...
argue often because of soccer.
(The mother and the daughter argue often.)
I'm stressed out in between the two of them.
- In between the two. - Yes.
There's nothing you can do.
We were late to a game one day due to a traffic jam.
Since we were late to the game, Eun Ha Soo was...
whining and crying in the car.
My wife was yelling at her.
Let me explain the situation. My mom lives alone,
so I suggested to go to her place, eat, and play there.
She kept talking about the soccer game only.
"I have to go to the stadium."
We went there after the meal,
but there was a traffic jam.
That's not something I can do about.
"The game has begun!"
- She yelled at you? - She whined.
She cried and complained.
- I was... - She did that while crying?
- I didn't get why she was so upset. - That's right.
I told her that we would never go see a soccer game.
Your mom didn't do it on purpose. It was a traffic jam.
Why did you show your irritation like that?
It doesn't feel like I'm watching a game...
if I start from the middle.
However, your mom didn't cause...
the traffic jam by bringing all those cars.
You knew that your grandmother lives alone...
and that she'd enjoy having a meal together.
- I did. - Still,
all you could think of was the soccer game?
Yes.
Do you want your grandmother to like soccer too?
Yes.
I thought...
she'd be maturer than those of her age...
since she took care of her health from an early age...
- and took bitter medication. - A bit maturer.
I thought she'd be mature,
- but she's not when it comes to soccer. - Exactly.
(She's a kid who's obsessed with soccer.)
Eun Ha Soo's friend is here today.
Please introduce yourself.
I've been friends with her since grade 1 to grade 6.
I'm Jeong Joo Hwan.
Jeong Joo Hwan.
In your opinion,
do you empathize with the worry of Eun Ha Soo's mom?
I think it's a serious worry.
Eun Ha Soo likes soccer way too much.
She only talks about the players' names and the rules.
I think her mom would be worried.
Don't you like soccer yourself? You're a boy.
I'm not very interested in it.
- Don't you know Dejan? - No.
What is your biggest interest these days?
What are you most interested in lately?
- Nothing. - You're interested in nothing?
Who's your favorite idol singer?
- You don't have one? - I don't like any singers.
Not even a video game?
Do you like Eun Ha Soo by any chance?
(Is Eun Ha Soo your only interest?)
- Isn't that why you're here? - That's right.
(They both shake their heads.)
I have a question. Does Eun Ha Soo...
get along with girls or boys at school?
Eun Ha Soo is like a tomboy, so she hangs out...
- with both boys and girls. - She gets along well.
She's very sociable.
- Earlier... - Does that bother you?
(Does that bother you?)
(He laughs awkwardly.)
- Does that bother you? - Not really.
You trust her.
(He tries to hook those two together.)
(Let's just smile.)
If you have something to tell Eun Ha Soo, do it now.
It's fine that you like soccer...
Look at her face and speak.
- It's okay to like soccer. - Why not meet her eye?
You said she's just a friend.
It's okay to like soccer,
(He stares at her so they would stop teasing him.)
How cute.
but I hope you'll cut down on going to soccer games.
- Who are you to say that? - Why?
(Who are you to say that?)
- Why do you want her to refrain from going? - Me?
- Why? - To see her?
- He can't hang out with her. - There's no time...
- to meet. - Eun Ha Soo, what do you think?
He wants you to refrain from going to soccer games.
Still, I wouldn't be able...
to let go of soccer.
Tickets are still given away at my school.
Seeing them makes me want to go again.
However, you can't go there alone.
You must be accompanied by your guardian.
Do you know how tough...
- your dad's job is? - I do.
"My dad still spares time to go to games with me."
You should be grateful to your dad.
However, if you think about yourself only,
- your parents will struggle so much. - Of course.
I'm not telling you to end your hobby for good.
I'd like you to spend less time on soccer...
and take an interest on things your friends like too.
Let's begin with Hye Eun. You've heard her story.
I actually think that it's great...
how she has passion and a dream.
If you think about...
why your parents are concerned, I think...
your relationship with your parents will improve.
If you empathize with her worry,
press the button now.
(What does the audience think?)
- However... - I hear a lot of them.
- In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, - In 5, 4, 3, 2, 1,
- stop. - time's up.
- Eun Ha Soo. - Yes?
If you have something to say to your mom,
dad, and grandma, go ahead.
I'll try to go once every two weeks.
Learn more about soccer...
so you can teach me a bit of it...
(My conclusion is that I won't give up on soccer.)
one day.
- All right. - Your dad must have been very upset...
- when he was compared with Dejan. - Exactly.
Tell your dad that you love him.
Look at your dad in the eye.
(He looks forward to hearing her response.)
Your dad is so much better than Dejan.
(She makes eye contact with her dad.)
(It's awkward.)
- Why can't you tell him? - Tell him.
- She doesn't act cute. - Say "Dad".
(My daughter, I'd like to hear it.)
She doesn't act cute.
- Since she doesn't act cute... - She must say it.
- Say it in a cute way. - "Dad".
- Say it cutely. - Why cry? Is it because of Dejan?
- "Dad, I love you..." - She feels bad for him.
- "You know I love you." - She must feel bad.
Say a few words to him.
- My gosh. - How adorable.
- I guess she feels really bad. - She feels bad.
- Dad. - Yes?
I love you.
(Dad, I love you.)
How adorable.
Show us how many votes her story got.
(The result)
The last digit is nine.
(Compared to other stories, it was a cute one.)
Did it get over 100 votes?
- It got 79 votes. - It got 79 votes.
(Her story got 79 votes.)
"Are You in Your Right Mind?" is this week's winner.
("Are You in Your Right Mind?" is the winner.)
We will give the winner a gift certificate.
Until the day we are all worry-free...
Hello will continue to counsel you.
- Thank you! - Thank you!
("Yes I Am" by Mamamoo)