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We will counsel you on your unspeakable concerns.
- National Competition on Worries! - National Competition on Worries!
Our today's guests are Lee Gi Kwang and Hong Kyung Min!
(Hong Kyung Min, Korea's Ricky Martin)
Sleepy! Ji Sook!
(Ji Sook, the singer with a happy smile)
Recently, Kyung Min has become a dad of a daughter.
How old is she now?
She's 16 months old now.
When other people bragged about their children,
and posted their photos on social media,
I didn't understand them. I thought it was unnecessary.
Now, I post a lot of photos of my daughter.
- That's normal. - Newborn babies are cute,
but when they grow up a little, they start to do sly things.
- That's cute too. - Both boys and girls...
This morning, I was going somewhere...
- with my son. - I'm excited about his story.
- His son is so funny. - His son is funny.
- His son is so funny. - He's just like Dong Yeob.
He's so sly sometimes.
We've been teaching him how to talk formally to others.
I told him to talk formally to everyone.
We were on my way home from visiting his grandfather.
My son said, "Why are that car's lights flickering?"
I said, "I told you to speak formally to me."
He said, "I was talking to myself."
He did?
- That's impressive. - He was talking to himself.
- He wasn't talking to you. - When he said that,
- he was looking at me. - He was asking you.
I told him to speak formally to me.
He flinched when I said, "What did you say?"
After that, he looked up at the sky and said, "Why is the sky blue?"
He went on talking to himself like that.
- That's what happened. - He's so cute.
- "Why is that car so fast?" - Exactly.
Gi Kwang, why did you come here without your group members?
- I released a new solo album... - You did?
after eight years.
- Please sing for us. - Please show us.
(We want to see his dance.)
("What You Like" by Lee Gi Kwang)
(He gives off charisma.)
(Like)
(His dance is artistic.)
(His smile is perfect.)
(Gi Kwang is back!)
You touched your body while dancing.
I just touched my own body.
- I know. - You shouldn't...
- touch someone else's. - Boys at his age do that a lot.
- At his age... - They do that all the time.
It's because you feel proud after working out.
That's right.
Why did you say that Sleepy is delusional?
He said himself on my radio show that he felt like a top star.
- Tell them about it, Sleepy. - Tell them about your dream too.
- When you're completely delusional, - Yes.
you don't greet other people.
(I never bow my head!)
- Isn't he hilarious? - That would be so cool.
You were talking to yourself, right?
- Yes. - "That'd be so cool."
- I was talking to myself. - "That'd be so cool."
Considering how he acts,
I assume that we won't see him next year.
Bye!
That won't happen.
Show us the keywords please.
- "He Draws Too Much Attention". - "The Man Who Hates Morning".
- "Suspicious Partner". - "He Draws Too Much Attention".
"The Man Who Hates Morning".
I'm a housewife in my 30s. I've been married for 9 years.
We have a new family member now.
He's a one-year-old abandoned dog. His name is Morning.
That's a pretty name.
- Morning. - The title is perfect.
- He hates Morning? - That's what the title means.
As Morning had been abused by his owner, I'm making a lot of effort...
to help him adjust to the new environment.
However, my husband, who is Morning's family too,
only makes Morning keep his heart closed.
"Gosh, he peed again. It stinks."
He picks on Morning for every little thing, and it drives me crazy.
Morning still gets scared easily because of his painful past.
My husband scares him by lifting him up at the second-floor railing.
"Honey, stop it. That's dangerous. Morning is scared."
"It's okay. I wouldn't hurt him."
"Am I not allowed to play a prank on a dog?"
Whenever he acts like that, I feel like he's a dog.
"Morning has been through a lot."
"Let's comfort him and love him a lot, okay?"
"Stop it. I'm tired of hearing you talking about Morning."
"If you keep going on like this, you might not see him tomorrow."
- He even threatens me now. - Oh, no.
My husband wasn't like this before.
Why on earth did he change like this?
(Please help me change him back.)
I can relate to this story. People say that I'm overzealous.
I like puppies so much.
- You held its first birthday party. - Yes, I did.
- Oh, my. - You held a birthday party?
Yes, I rented a venue.
- You rented a venue? - I bought a cake.
(It's hard to tell if it's a doll or a dog.)
What did your puppy grab?
- He grabbed thread. - I see.
- I put many things in front of him. - He'll live a long life.
- The first birthday party ritual. - Then, I called him.
Let's meet with our guest.
Please come out.
(Who is the guest whose husband changed after adopting a dog?)
We asked our guest about it.
I see.
Are you sure your husband changed because of your dog?
Yes, I'm certain of it.
Okay.
- She's full of certainty. - I feels like we're in a courtroom.
She sounds like she's testifying.
Please tell us about your husband.
In May this year, we adopted Morning,
who was abandoned by his former owner.
At first, he didn't open his heart to us.
- I understand. - We made a lot of effort,
and he opened his heart to us. I finally feel like we're family.
However, my husband is jealous of Morning too much.
- We have a fight so many times. - Is it hard?
How does he show that he's jealous?
Since he was born as a dog, he pees and poos, right?
- We do that too. - It's the same for humans.
- That's right. - Do you not do that, by any chance?
Exactly. Surprisingly, Morning knew...
where to do his business as soon as he came to our house.
- Really? - People thought he was living...
- with us the whole time. - That's amazing.
He pees on the dog potty pad that I prepared for him.
He's better than my husband at aiming.
- Her dog is better than him. - When he pees,
my husband says, "He's peeing again."
He also says, "He's pooing again."
He makes me feel uncomfortable.
- He even complained about my eyes. - Your eyes?
- Your eyes? - It was my first time.
When I look at Morning like this,
he says that I should look at him with those eyes.
- He's jealous. - Yes, he is.
I asked what kind of eyes he was talking about.
He just said, "Those eyes!"
- "The eyes you made just before." - Yes.
He gives me such hard times.
- We should hear more of it. - Gi Kwang, don't just look at her.
Ask her a question.
- Well... - He kept gazing at her.
I guess he reminds you of Morning. Am I right?
Very much so.
(He's so cute.)
He's very charming.
Gi Kwang looks like a puppy.
- That's true. - Can you imitate a dog?
(He's so good at it.)
- Come over to my place some time. - Okay.
- He put the dog on the railing too. - Yes, he did.
It seemed too dangerous.
I said, "Honey, that's too dangerous for Morning."
Then, he said,
"It's not like I threw him out the window."
- He got so angry. - Because of what you said?
- Yes. - Because of what she said.
He does a lot of things that look like he's scaring Morning.
I don't know what happened to Morning,
but he hides under the bed whenever he sees a long stick.
- Oh, my. - He gets scared so much.
- I'm sure he was hit by a stick. - That's right.
He gets so scared.
My husband helps me with cleaning often.
While he's wiping the floor with a mop,
he looks at Morning like this holding the mop.
Morning watches him...
hiding under the bed.
- That's just a joke. - It's a joke.
- I'm sure that it was a joke. - But it's what Morning hates.
- I understand. - Since he was abandoned before,
- he must be traumatized. - He's afraid of pranks like that.
Not long ago, my husband said he'd give Morning a bath.
He took Morning to the bathroom.
Suddenly, I heard a thudding sound and Morning moaning.
I opened the bathroom door.
The shower curtain fell off.
Morning was moaning while being naked and wet.
(He was moaning while being naked.)
- Naked? - Naked?
He was lying like this.
Is he not naked usually?
- Does he wear clothes all the time? - Aren't dogs all naked?
The fur covers his back,
but when he lies on his back...
- He was also all wet. - His belly was naked.
I yelled at my husband, "I told you not to do this!"
Then, my husband said,
"It's not like I did this on purpose."
The shower curtain rail can fall off from time to time.
- It hadn't fallen off in six years. - I see.
I couldn't help but notice that he grabbed the shower curtain.
It was near the shower curtain.
- You couldn't help it. - Then,
you must've misunderstood him.
- You thought he did it on purpose. - We had a big fight that day.
Considering what we heard, her husband is so weird.
- Right? We should hear his story. - But the mop was...
He's right.
- We have to... - He looks a bit like Kang Ta.
(Exclaiming)
He also looks like Choi Si Won.
All right. Now...
- He must be under pressure. - Now,
the viewers must be excited...
- to see how he looks. - "Does he look like Choi Si Won?"
- They might switch the channel. - They might be disappointed.
I'm afraid they might.
Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
- Hello. - He looks like Si Won.
- He does look like Si Won. - Indeed.
- He looks like Lee Seung Yeob. - He looks like Shin Hyun Joon.
- He also looks like Shin Hyun Joon. - Shin Hyun Joon.
- Shin Hyun Joon, Lee Seung Yeob, - He also looks like Shin Hyun Joon.
Choi Si Won, and Kang Ta. It's a mixture of their faces.
His face looks boring if you see it many times.
Why would you say that?
- He has a strong first impression. - Yes.
- Anyway... - Are you really jealous of Morning?
It's not that I'm jealous of him. Since we adopted him,
- everything in our lives... - Your lifestyle.
- is focused on him. - I see.
So I'm frustrated and upset.
- However, we heard you torment him. - That's right.
I just joked around while playing with him.
Since she puts Morning before me,
she thinks from Morning's perspective,
and it seemed like I was tormenting him.
You know how scared he gets when he sees a stick,
- but you scared him with a mop. - That's right.
Why would you do that?
I just took a break.
- Why did you look at Morning? - That made her think...
that I was scaring him.
No way. Normally,
- when we rest while mopping, - That's right.
we take a break like this. Who would stand like you?
(Look. I have a stick!)
- No one would do that. - That was natural.
Normally, we stand like this.
- Why did you lift him up? - I understand why she's worried.
I let him stand on the railing...
with his back legs.
- You made him stand on it. - I held him in my arms right away.
- It's dangerous. - Why did you do that?
- It's dangerous on the railing. - It's dangerous.
What's outside of the railing?
- It's outside of the house. - He falls off the ground.
- There's nothing on the other side. - Yes.
- You let him stand on the railing. - Yes, I did.
Then, you held him in your arms. Why would you do that?
Did you want to see how strong his legs were?
Were you helping him work out?
Be honest with us.
You were annoyed by her,
and did that to show to your wife even though it was a joke, right?
- Tell us honestly. - When you put him on the railing.
There's no reason for you to put him on the railing.
The reason was... It was simply a joke.
- I didn't intend... - What about the shower curtain?
- He's like a baby. - About the shower curtain rail...
My wife seemed very tired.
I said I'd bathe him for her. I took him to the bathroom.
- Dogs shake off water when wet. - That's right.
- Water splashed all over. - Water splashes.
The moment I closed the curtain to avoid splashing water,
the curtain rail fell off.
Would I have pulled it down on purpose?
- In 6 years. - It fell off in 6 years.
Isn't it normal for her to ask if I got hurt first?
(Shouldn't she have asked if I got hurt?)
"Are you hurt? Are you okay?"
As soon as she opened the door,
she yelled, "Gosh! Why did you do that?"
I guess you're upset as well.
Yes, I am. I was trying to help her.
When we heard his wife,
- he sounded like a jerk. - That's right.
Now that we've heard his side of the story,
it was all misunderstanding.
I guess...
you want to sit in your wife's seat.
As I was talking to the writer,
I thought that I should've sent the story.
What are the things your wife does...
that you think are too much?
When she buys some food for our dog,
she tries it to see how it tastes.
- Your wife does? - Yes.
Our daughter is very curious as she's a little girl.
Does she try it too?
- Her mom tries it. - She gives it to our daughter.
- She gives it to her child? - Yes.
They talk about the different tastes of dog foods.
They talk about the flavors and which one has a richer flavor.
To be honest, it creeps me out.
There's nothing wrong with eating it.
It's possible, but...
- Can you eat it? - Do you eat it too?
It's not that I eat a lot of it.
- I just try some of it. - To see what it tastes like?
- Yes. - How does it taste?
For example, salmon flavored food tastes like salmon.
I eat some when I drink beer,
when I don't have food to eat.
- It's quite tasty. - You eat dog food with beer?
Yes, I do. I ate it because I liked it.
Doesn't it make you feel like you're a dog?
It makes me realize why Morning likes the food.
That's what I think.
- She might eat it with milk. - Is it really tasty?
(I'm the one who should be worried, right?)
One time, I wanted to make...
a home-made snack for Morning.
All I had to do is cut chicken breast and grill it in the oven.
While I was grilling the chicken in the oven, my husband said,
"You're cooking for your dog while starving your family!"
He told me to get out with Morning if I wanted to live like that.
Even before I finished cooking,
I was kicked out of the house with Morning.
- Is that true? - After that...
- She could've done it after we ate. - That's right.
She puts Morning before us.
A drink and a bag of cookies for our daughter cost only three dollars.
She doesn't buy our daughter any snacks,
but she buys Morning's snacks. Expensive ones cost 10 dollars.
She stores 5 or 6 snacks at home.
My daughter can go to a store freely.
She can walk to the store by herself.
She can buy what she wants at the store.
However, my dog can't eat unless I give him food.
Why don't you give your husband...
some snacks too?
In fact, I'm not good at cooking.
- So... - Does your husband cook, then?
My husband cooks mostly.
He's a family man.
He's angry because he cooks a lot.
I wasn't good at cooking from the first time.
Now, I can make gimbap whenever I crave it.
I can make bossam and galbitang...
by myself.
I improved my cooking skills a lot thanks to my wife.
"Thanks to my wife."
I go on a business trip often.
I come home only on weekends.
- You two are a weekend couple. - Yes, we are.
It's embarrassing to say this in front of my daughter,
but on weekends, I want to spend time with her...
- Of course. - We know what you mean.
We already know.
(We know what you mean.)
- It's a weekend. - Of course. We understand.
However, at night,
I sleep alone on the floor in another room with a TV.
- It was true. - My wife sleeps with the dog...
in our daughter's room.
- Really? - You must be disappointed.
I kept the window open because it was hot.
As the wind blew,
the window shade made a noise hitting on the window frame.
She came into the room and closed the window.
- It's not good for the dog? - She said it scared the dog.
- She closed the window. - But it was hot.
I turned the air conditioner on because it was hot.
She turned it off because the dog might catch a cold.
- It must've been so hot. - Yes.
She only thinks about her dog.
You must be disappointed. I fully understand you.
- Oh, my. - Now that we've heard his story,
- it feels different. - Exactly.
- It sounds different. - Absolutely.
- That's not all. - He has another story.
- He has another story. - I have another story.
- Please go ahead. - He has another story.
When we eat,
dogs smell the food,
- and they crave the food. - That's right.
When I come home,
I want to eat with my family.
She said that her dog is craving the food,
so I should eat alone in a room.
(Really?)
- That's ridiculous. - That's too much.
I think you have to switch seats.
- Don't you think it's too much? - That's too much.
I do that because I think Morning needs more care and attention...
- than my husband needs. - Exactly.
It's not because I don't love my husband.
- I know. - However,
it's good that you take good care of your dog,
but turning off the air conditioner because of the dog...
- His runny nose squirted out. - You're talking about your dog?
- I thought I should do something. - That makes no sense.
- If that's true, - Runny nose squirted out?
you should've sent your story to the animal TV program.
- That's right. You should've. - I think...
that's hard to believe.
You should've sent the story to his other show.
- That could be on the news. - Right.
What was it...
that disappointed you the most?
When I come home on weekends,
I see dog fur all over the house.
She says hi to me,
but she's lying with her dog.
I want to rest in a good environment on weekends, at least.
So I clean the house with the vacuum cleaner.
- As soon as you come home? - The first things I do is cleaning.
- I dust duvets off too. - Oh, my.
I do house chores on weekdays.
My husband is too clean.
I think he might be obsessed with cleanliness.
That's how clean he is.
Even if I vacuum the floor,
- he'd clean it again. - I see.
- Why are you laughing? - It's not clean enough for him.
I want to ask about her standards for obsessive cleanliness.
- And... - What is "clean" to her?
- She is... - Are you saying she's messy?
She can't do more than one thing at a time.
She can't cross the street while chewing gum.
She can only do one thing.
- Sorry? - That is crazy.
- She can't do them together? - Are you serious?
Then does she stop to chew gum and...
(Shall I chew my gum or cross the street?)
Is that what she does? That is crazy.
- What I meant was... - Who does that?
- Who on earth does that? - It must be the wrong example.
It was a figure of speech.
- It was an example. - Exactly, just to give you an idea.
She's so obsessed with Morning...
- that he's all she thinks about. - She can't do...
- anything else. - She can't do anything.
- Now, I get it. - I can understand him now.
We should ask Hye In.
- She's a witness. - Yes, let's ask her.
- Hi, Hye In! - Where are you, Hye In?
Hi, Hye In!
- Hello. - Hi.
- I'm eight. My name is Jung Hye In. - You're so adorable.
Hye In, has your mom...
ever hurt your feelings by only being attentive to Morning?
- She has. - Oh, really?
When did you feel that way?
It was a few days after we adopted Morning.
I was sad because I felt that she was only obsessed with him.
Do Mom and Dad fight often at home? What would you say?
They fight occasionally, but it's at least once a week.
- They see each other once a week. - They fight once a week?
- That's like every time, then. - Every time they see each other.
Is it usually because of Morning?
- Yes. - How do you feel when they fight?
- I get scared. - Right, it would scare kids.
Who do you think is more stressed out between Mom and Dad?
- Mom. - What?
- What? - You think she's more stressed out?
- Yes. - Because of your dad?
- Seriously? - Why is that? Tell us.
When Dad bugs Morning,
he obviously hates it, but Dad keeps bugging him.
- I see. - What does he do to bug Morning?
Dad makes Morning's privates show...
by flipping him upside down.
(Oh, the innocence of childhood.)
- Like this? - He flips him upside down?
- That must mortify Morning. - He must pick him up like this.
- That will make his privates show. - Morning must...
Your dad makes the dog feel humiliated.
- I'm sure Morning also... - No one was expecting that.
Why do you humiliate the dog?
- He has a thing called dignity too. - Exactly. He needs his privacy.
- Yes, how humiliating. - Hye In, what else...
- does Dad do? - It must mortify him.
When Morning is lying down,
Dad grabs his face and picks him up like this.
- He grabs his face? - Just his face?
Picking him up like that will also make his privates show.
(That's what I'm saying.)
Your dad is so mean.
- Why do you humiliate the dog? - That's my question.
That was never my intention. Hye In said that...
I grabbed his face to pick him up like this,
but that's not what happened. I just play with him like this.
- Then why do you flip him? - Be honest. Have you ever...
- picked him up like this? - By grabbing his face.
- I never grabbed him like that. - Not even once?
- That's right. - You did it. I saw you doing it!
When?
- Sorry, don't mind her. - Were you talking to yourself?
We'll assume so.
Let me ask you a question. How's your mom's food?
Is it good?
(Well...)
Gosh, how sweet.
- All right, we got the message. - She doesn't want to say it.
- Is your dad's food delicious? - Yes.
- How adorable. - Hye In.
All right. I keep hearing strange sounds from over there.
- Oh, really? - It's Morning.
- Where? - Morning came?
- Yes. You all must be curious. - My gosh, he's so cute.
- Oh, my gosh! - He's a Pomeranian.
- Morning! Come to Mommy. - Look at that.
- He's going to his mommy. - How cute!
- My gosh. - He's so adorable.
- He's really adorable. - Come here!
- He's a Pomeranian. - She really can't do anything else.
- You're so cute. - He's really adorable indeed.
- What a cute Pomeranian. - He loves people.
- Come here! - Morning!
- What a cute dog. - Gosh, he's so adorable.
- Come here, Morning! - This must be his snack.
- It's his snack. - I brought some snacks for him.
He's really cute.
- Sit. - Morning, sit.
- He's saying hi to everyone. - Totally.
Dogs that have been treated badly...
- aren't this friendly. They're shy. - That's right.
- Wait. It's here. - Morning! He's well trained.
- Sit. - Sit down.
- Sit. - Sit. Good boy.
- He's so cute! - Great job! Good boy.
- Morning, sit. - Do it again.
- Morning, sit. - Try giving it to him.
I'll give you this. Sit. Good boy.
Nicely done. Great job.
Morning, give me a kiss.
I thought you were calling him "Apron".
- Apron! - Apron.
- Apron. - "Apron, give me a kiss."
Which one of these treats is your favorite?
- Among all these. - My favorite is the salmon one.
- Which one is it? - Did you bring it?
- Is this it? - Does it go well with beer?
- Is this salmon? - I want to know how it tastes.
- Do you guys want to taste this? - Let's taste it.
- I must say, he's very cute. - He's so adorable.
Sit. I'll give this to you if you sit.
- He sure was raised with love. - Sit.
- Morning, this is... - You don't like this one?
(I'm happy to see you suffer.)
- Morning! - You think this tastes good?
(He runs toward the audience.)
Morning, come here!
- Morning! Come here. - Oh, my gosh. Morning!
Gosh, look at him. He loves the attention.
- He's like a celebrity. - He really loves the attention.
- Did you taste it? - Yes, it tastes so weird.
- It is weird. I tried it too. - How can this taste good to him?
- It tastes like anchovy intestine. - Anchovy treats.
Anchovy intestine tastes bitter, you know.
That's what it tastes like.
I think I can understand her a little because...
she only sees her husband on weekends.
- That must play a part. - Right.
Whenever my husband isn't home, his absence feels so big.
I found myself feeling scared to be home without him.
- Right, that's understandable. - I never thought I'd fear darkness.
But when Morning hears couriers' footsteps...
and other sounds like that, he barks like this.
He never barks like that at me though. When I get home, he goes...
(She imitates his barks.)
- He barks like this. - She's very good.
But whenever couriers are outside, he goes...
- He barks like this. - I see.
- That's why I... - He fills your husband's absence.
Yes, that's how I feel. "Morning keeps us safe."
- He must bark like this. - By the way,
what happened to Yeong Ja's mouth?
- She ate a lot. - You ate his treat, right?
There were 5, so I gave him 3 and ate 2.
- How did it taste? - I ate less out of respect for him.
What does Morning do when you and your husband fight?
Once, my husband came home after being away for two weeks.
He hugged me like this because he was happy to see me.
When Morning saw that, he jumped at him and tried to bite him.
- Oh, no. - He thought you were in danger.
- He really did that? - That's when I thought Morning...
will be able to protect me in my husband's absence.
So you weren't mad at him for attacking your husband?
Instead, you were assured that he'd protect you...
- in your husband's absence? - Wait, hang on.
Sir, how about you join us here on the stage and act...
- like you're fighting with her? - Yes, good idea.
Let's see how Morning will react to it.
Try grabbing her arms and shaking them.
- Morning. - Gosh, he's getting angry.
(Barking)
- My gosh. - He's angry.
- Gosh, he's really angry. - Move over. I'll give it a shot.
- I'll try hugging your husband. - Oh, wait.
(The husband and Yeong Ja will hug each other now.)
- Morning! - Morning! come here.
- Morning! - He's running away!
- Morning. - You should try something else.
- Morning. - He doesn't even care.
- He's not interested. - "She's not my woman!"
- Gosh, Morning. - Morning is...
- Bad. She's bad. - That's it.
(He starts to bark.)
- He sure is a boy. - I'll pretend I'm hitting the dad.
- Morning! - Morning, look.
- Morning. - Bad. He's so bad.
(He's not interested at all.)
It looks like he's hitting him too.
- Was he trying to hit him too? - No, no.
He knows to stay out of fights between men.
What does Morning mean to you?
I actually had facial nerve paralysis last year.
- I couldn't even close my eyes. - My gosh.
My husband put a piece of tape over my eyelids for me to sleep at night.
- Food ran down from my mouth too, - Right, of course.
so I never ate with other people.
Before that, we were actually trying for another baby.
But after suffering from such a serious condition,
I gave up on it. I gave up trying to conceive.
I met Morning right after going through that.
Hence, he's almost like a son to me.
- I feel like he's my kid. - Your second child.
Yes, that's how I feel. In addition,
I think my family now has more fun things to talk about thanks to him.
- Absolutely. - How do you want her to change?
At mealtimes,
I think she can feed Morning after we finish eating.
One day, I picked up a towel to dry myself after my shower.
- You must know how dogs can smell. - Yes, of course.
The towel smelled like that.
I talked to my wife about it because I thought it was unacceptable.
You probably don't like that she lets him sleep in bed with her.
- Yes, you only see her on weekends. - Right, that does bother me.
- We slept together last night. - I see.
Well, we didn't need that information.
- You don't have to tell us more. - I meant that we slept...
- next to each other. - She can't multitask.
Last but not least, tell him what you've been wanting to say.
Sure. Honey, I still love you so much.
And the kind of love I give to Morning is different...
from how I love you. It doesn't mean that I love him more...
than I love you, and I really want you to know that.
Gi Kwang, you first. Is it a worry or not?
- I don't think it's a worry. - You don't think it's a problem.
- What about you, Kyung Min? - I empathize with him more.
Shall we vote again later?
I'll press the button first.
Whether it's her husband or her daughter,
if any family members are uncomfortable,
I think she should be more considerate.
Did you press the button because you empathize with the husband?
Husband and wife are one, you know.
It's a worry for both of them.
It looks like Kyung Min voted more for the husband,
so we'll deduct one vote from the total sum.
If I were in her situation,
I'd also want him to be more accommodating.
- You'd want others to understand. - Yes.
The dog can give them more joy, but he sees it as a problem.
- So you think it's a worry. - Yes, I do.
I see. Ji Sook.
I don't think it's a worry.
The two of you had a chance to talk a lot today.
I hope you can try to understand each other more.
Please press the button if you empathize with the wife's worry.
(What does the audience think?)
- 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. - 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
- Stop. - Stop.
- Oh, dear. - What's happening?
- I think less than 10 people voted. - What is happening?
- Now... - What happened?
We have to eliminate one vote.
Kyung Min made a mistake.
- So she got one less vote. - Wait.
(Tae Gyun tries to count the votes.)
You got eight votes.
- I think she got about 22 votes. - No way.
Is there anything you want to say to your wife?
I admit that Morning...
made us happier.
But I think we need to be happy first...
for Morning to be happy.
Don't try to love him alone.
I think he would be happier...
- if he's loved by all of us. - Right.
Let's first check the result.
(The result)
(She closes her eyes.)
Is it a worry? Please show the result.
I can't believe this.
(Is something we had never seen before happen?)
Is it one digit?
- It must be two digits. - No way.
- It must be two digits. - That surprised me.
- Is it 0? - Is it 26?
- Is 26? - It's 16.
We have to take one vote out.
- It's 15. - It's 15.
This has never happened in the last few years.
Really?
Can't we vote in the husband's perspective?
- Please remove that number. - Let's take it down.
- Don't vote just yet. - What is going on?
- He looks very happy. - This is an extra.
(They will do another vote.)
If you think it's a worry for the husband, please vote.
(A lot of people vote for him.)
Goodness.
This can't be right. Something must've been wrong.
3, 2, 1. Stop.
You're fooling around!
Come on. Vote!
Please reveal the result.
(The result)
I think he got about 100 votes.
The wife got 15 votes.
Did the husband get more than 100 votes?
He got more than 100 votes.
Is it 138? It's 148.
He won.
Let's interview him. How do you feel right now?
I feel really good.
(I should come back.)
- How do you feel? - How do you feel?
Are you regretting that you sent us the story?
Seriously,
I am very disappointed in this show.
It's not the show.
The audience voted.
I am hugely disappointed in the audience.
It's a little...
We're not saying you shouldn't love Morning.
We are simply urging you...
to reconsider the way you love him.
- It seems necessary. - Yes.
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I think I'd be too embarrassed to do this in your town.
Hello. I am a working mom in her 30s from Gimhae.
Our town is never quiet.
"That fatty is so loud."
"Never mind. There's no use in facing that man."
"I will just avoid him."
That fat man, who is 184cm tall...
and who weighs 130kg,
is my husband.
He does this when he walks on streets.
(He just shouts.)
He does this when he drives.
"Move! Here I come!"
- What? - He acts so irrationally,
and it's as if he rules the world.
The problem is this.
"Old Man!"
"Move out of my way! What are you doing?"
"Who parked here? Come out."
"I will kill you all."
- "Kill you all"? - Whenever he's not happy,
- He sounds scary. - he loses his temper.
"Honey, please keep it down."
"It's all right. When they see me, they can't do anything to me."
I am too embarrassed.
My husband thinks his big body can make him get away with anything.
Please give him a lesson.
(His wife urges Hello to change him.)
You had never gone through this, have you, Sleepy?
People like this pick on me.
- Right. - They ask me to move.
(Oh, dear.)
- They think you're weak. - They always do that to me.
(Appearance is not everything.)
Let's bring in the guest.
Please come on out.
(Who's the person worried about her cocky husband?)
(Kim Min Jeong)
(Hello.)
Your husband acts senselessly because he's big.
Yes. My husband is 10 years older than me.
- And he's big. - Is he older than you?
- Yes. - He's 10 years older.
He's tall and big.
I married him thinking that he would protect me.
- But he keeps acting senselessly. - Can you give some examples?
When we go outside, he catches attention.
People look at him.
Yes. He's got the image of a gang member.
- And... - He looks like a gangster.
Yes. Even when he just sneezes,
people get really surprised. That's how loud his voice is.
How does he sneeze?
(She demonstrates his sneeze.)
- He does it really loudly. - He's really loud, isn't he?
- Yes. - He's really loud.
It surprises everyone.
But my husband doesn't mind it at all.
Even when he's passing by people in the streets,
- he claps his hands. - To strangers?
Do you mean he claps to total strangers?
- Why would he do that? - He must've been excited.
- He was excited. - Yes.
- That must scare people. - He scares people.
When he goes to a restaurant,
he acts as if he owns the TV remote.
He brings it to our table and puts on a baseball game.
- Even when people are watching? - Yes.
If his team loses,
he swears.
And does he make sure everyone in the restaurant hears it?
Yes. So people in other tables...
say, "What's wrong with him? He's annoying."
Even if people say that and stare at him,
he doesn't mind it at all.
- I think he enjoys the attention. - Does he enjoy the attention?
- Why do you say that? - He enjoys attention.
Do you think he does everything to get attention?
He does a lot of things that make him stand out.
When he's driving,
he constantly honks.
And when he does,
he makes a rhythm as if he's cheering for a World Cup game.
- Does he honk without a reason? - Yes.
- And... - He's like a leader.
When he runs into another car,
he goes, "You can move. I am not moving."
"Do as you please. I've got a lot of time."
That's what he does.
I am afraid that he will get into a fight...
and get hurt.
He's not very considerate.
- Right. - He must get into a lot of fights.
- Doesn't he? - He had never gotten into a fight.
- Why? - People get scared of him.
They just avoid him.
They just think they'd avoid him.
That's what happens all the time.
And my husband says, "People can't do anything to me."
- He knows it. - You wrote it in your letter too.
Yes. That's what he does.
- He's childish. - He's a baby.
There's a big person over there.
- There's a big man. - He looks cute.
- He looks cute. - Let's meet him. Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
(Who is her attention-grabbing husband?)
- He's actually cute. - Yes. He's cute.
- Hello. - Please get up.
- He is big. - He's big.
- I lost 15kg. - What?
- I weigh 115kg now. - Please only answer my questions.
Okay.
He's cute when he smiles. He might look scary...
- when he's not smiling. - Does he always smile?
I think he's in a good mood today.
- Is he happy because he's here? - I think so.
- Are you happy to be here? - I am very happy.
- Why? - Why are you happy?
He loves attention, and he's on TV!
Right.
It's the height of his life.
- He's on TV. - Is that it?
That's not it.
I want to use this opportunity to change.
So you are aware that your behaviors are problematic.
I know.
Then why do you keep acting the way you do?
- You can change. - But...
you will know when we talk. I've got valid reasons.
- For your actions? - Wait.
- According to your wife, - Is he a lawyer?
you lack common sense.
- That's her claim. - Yes.
What do you think about that?
It's not that I lack common sense. I am 40 years old now.
But she thinks I act childishly like little kids.
That's lacking common sense.
(He tries to stay calm.)
You're getting upset, aren't you?
I am not.
I heard you shout on streets when you are happy.
(His wife claimed it.)
That's exaggerated.
I was watching a baseball game on my phone,
and my team was winning.
So I expressed my feelings without realizing it.
But because my voice is big, people around me looked at me.
Because I am fat, and I look horrible,
people looked at me with hostility.
Like Dong Yeob's son, you were just talking to yourself.
- Precisely. - It was a soliloquy.
It's just that your voice is big.
How loud were you?
- Please show us. - Let's hear it.
- You saw it. - Your team won.
You are happy.
(He exclaims.)
People actually got surprised.
Someone actually got surprised.
The people next to him got really surprised.
They flew.
But isn't honking too bad?
It must bother other people.
- Honking is bad. - I thought about it.
And I think I was trying to alert people to danger.
These days,
people look at their phones while crossing a street.
Children can suddenly jump out from a street.
As an effort to make it sound nicer,
I make a rhythm.
That would make you feel good.
It depends...
- how hard you press it. - Right.
If you do it lightly,
people can think you are a fun person.
If you do it too loudly...
- Right. - Do you press it hard?
(He shows how he does it.)
So this is how you do it.
Then why did you say this?
"Nobody can say anything when they see my face."
When you honk like that,
people will try to pick a fight with you if you are small.
But people don't try to pick a fight with me. They just look and go.
So I've been doing it as a habit.
(It's become his habit.)
He says he's got reasons. What do you think about that?
I think he's got no reasons.
While driving, he pulls down the window...
and litters. He spits out gum and candy.
He throws the tissue he used to blow his nose.
Why don't you defend yourself?
Why do you litter?
I am...
very sorry about that.
He's sorry.
- You must've done it many times. - I did it many times.
But I don't throw it when I am driving on a highway.
I do that when I am leaving.
- Why do you litter anyway? - Why would you do that?
- I know. - It's not like...
It's not like a starting signal.
Because there are many cars in our complex, we double-park.
When the person whose car is parked behind ours call him,
even when he's home, he says he's outside.
Or he doesn't receive the call.
He's too lazy to go down.
How frustrating would it be for him?
- Right. - Why do you do that?
- That was my revenge. - What revenge?
He was the one who behaved selfishly first.
If it was another person, I would've gone down.
So is your wife talking about just one incident?
- Did it only happen once? - Is that the only time?
There were other incidents.
- What happened then? - Were you taking a revenge?
No, I forgot to leave my phone number,
and I went to a baseball game.
Does it mean it only happened twice?
No.
Why didn't you move your car in other times?
I didn't leave my phone number.
Why don't you leave your phone number?
I am only a human, and I make mistakes.
But you made mistakes quite often.
I am sorry about that too.
He admits his faults easily.
I got nothing to say.
I will ask you one more thing. Did it happen only three times?
It happened more times.
- It happened many times. - What is that?
Why wouldn't he leave his number?
Is there anything he does that really embarrasses you?
He's 40 years old, and he still urinates in public.
What?
He urinates in public.
You break a lot of laws.
Does he really urinate in public?
Perhaps he couldn't hold it anymore, and there was no toilet anywhere.
And he couldn't find a rest stop.
Isn't that what happened?
No.
He's too lazy to go to a toilet.
That's why he does it.
- Why do you do it? - Where does he urinate?
I am the victim.
- What? - Victim?
- Why? - In provinces,
many toilets are shared by women and men.
When I go to a toilet, and I run into a woman,
she stares at me as if I am a pervert.
I was only trying to get my business done.
I got hurt and upset.
So I started urinating in public.
That's nonsense.
- That's just nonsense. - You were trying to...
be considerate of women in the shared toilets.
I've been big since I was little.
You've been big.
And I often got bullied for my appearance.
- You were misunderstood. - That may have affected me.
I didn't choose to look like this...
or to be as loud as I am.
I can't complain about being fat because I ate too much.
Nevertheless, I was misunderstood.
She must've come to the toilet for a reason,
but she saw me and left. And I felt bad about that.
It would be even worse...
if I ask why she's not using the toilet.
So it became a habit to not go to the toilet.
You are aware that urinating in public is a serious offense,
and you are to be fined for it, aren't you?
I didn't know.
- You didn't know? - I don't urinate openly.
It's not like I'm an exhibitionist.
I go somewhere dark and quiet, like the back of a building.
- So I thought it was okay. - Of course.
You'd be crazy to urinate openly on a street.
- This is Seoul. - Right.
The laws here are different from the laws in small cities.
Is it okay to urinate in the back of a building?
- What about the smell? - I do it at a drain.
- You do it at a drain. - Right.
- You've got your ways. - He's got his places.
That's against the law too.
Right. But I haven't been caught yet.
(When will he get mature?)
We read it in the letter...
that you shout to elders. "Move your car, old man!"
Isn't that too rude?
I can explain that.
The elder who was collecting boxes was obstructing traffic.
- What did you say? - "Old man,"
"you should move to the side."
It's rude to talk to him like that.
- Was it a soliloquy again? - "Please move to the side."
- Right. - You said "please" so quietly.
- "Please move to the side." - "Please move to the side."
Did he make it sound better than it was?
From what I remember, he pulled down the window...
and said, "Old man, move!"
- He talked rudely. - And he honked like crazy.
Sometimes electronic appliances break, you know?
- Right. - You can call a mechanic.
If it's not completely broken, you can just get it fixed.
But whenever there's a slight problem, he goes to get a refund.
He asks to speak to the highest person,
and he makes sure to get a refund.
Why do you do that?
Why do you get a refund when you can just get it fixed?
I am not being impossible.
- Right. - Yes.
I am simply claiming my right as a consumer.
I don't break any laws.
It's like this.
I am sure you don't talk nicely to them.
You must shout to them.
- "Hey!" - "Bring the manager."
Don't you do that?
(He's speechless.)
He can't stand a postman making mistakes either.
One time, a postman made a mistake...
and delivered us a parcel. My husband called him and said,
"Take the parcel right now. I will kill you if you don't."
- He threatened the postman. - Kill him?
- He is shameless. - He delivered a parcel by mistake,
and your husband threatened to kill him if he doesn't take it.
I do that because...
I don't want him to make the same mistake to other people.
I wanted to give him a lesson so he doesn't do it to other people.
We pay the postman to deliver our goods.
So he should be more careful and not make any mistakes.
- How could he... - You shouldn't have threatened him.
You should've said, "This is not ours. Please take it."
"Take it right now, or I will kill you."
- That's impossible. - It's...
- Are you frowning right now? - He was being too harsh.
- Yes, I am frowning. - Right.
You must've been offended. So this is it.
I was being fair.
"You can swear at me too. Let's meet tomorrow."
- What? - "Let's meet tomorrow."
"Let's meet tomorrow."
He must've thought you'd kill him when you meet.
(That's even scarier.)
According to him, he's very righteous.
He sounds like a peace keeper.
- Yes. - If you...
act consistently, people will think that you're righteous...
and that you are a man of principles.
But if there's someone bigger...
and more threatening,
can you act the way you do?
For example,
let's say your boss made a mistake.
Can you shout at him?
No.
- No? - I can't.
Why can't you?
I can't get fired. I've got mouths to feed.
What we are trying to say is that you are inconsistent.
To people who are smaller and weaker than him,
he acts more harshly.
I think he becomes less harsh to people bigger than him.
Let's say you are sober.
And a drunk person accidentally runs into you.
If that happens,
I would say, "What did you just do?"
What if he goes, "What?"
Then we'd get into a fight.
What if that person looks very threatening?
- And he's got a strong body. - Yes.
- He's slightly bigger than you. - I'd still fight him.
- He's much bigger than you. - I'd still fight him.
He's very much bigger than you.
I won't fight in Seoul.
- Why? - Seoul isn't my town.
It's not your town.
Do you not fight if you're not in your town?
I have no reason to fight.
- You've been bullied by people. - Yes.
Is there anything you want to say to him?
You are just like people I absolutely hate.
He needs to learn a lesson...
- He needs to. - in a very hard way.
You can't live like that.
- Aren't you scared a little? - I am scared.
(He's scared.)
He doesn't look too happy.
(He laughs.)
Why don't you create a situation? Please come down.
Sleepy is scared.
- Me? - Give it a try.
- He's scared. - Let's see it.
- He won't hit me, right? - He won't.
- He's big. - His body is...
- It's okay. - You can take off your shoes.
- Hello. - Give him the microphone.
Face the front.
My hand. Please let go.
- Pretend you're on a street. - Pretend.
(What would he do if he runs into a drunkard?)
- I am sorry. - "I'm sorry"?
- That's not it. - That's not it.
- You can't do that. - Don't say sorry.
You have to pick a fight, Sleepy.
- You want me to pick a fight. - Yes.
You are drunk. Sleepy.
Hey.
- Why? - His legs are shaking.
- He's awkward. - How old are you, sir?
(He becomes polite right away.)
Has he ever lost his temper in front of the family?
Yes. My sister-in-law came with us.
- Your sister-in-law. - Yes.
- Hello. - Hello.
Hello.
She looks very young.
Do you sympathize with your sister-in-law?
I understand completely.
I am sorry to say this in my brother's presence.
But I thought he was never going to marry.
You thought he'd never marry.
- Why? - He's...
a very difficult person.
So I am very thankful to my sister-in-law.
- She means it. - I felt very thankful.
He's big and tall,
and he looks down on people weaker than him.
- That's what Dong Yeob said. - He's right.
Ever since we were little,
he often yelled at me.
And...
(She's conscious even now.)
Even now she keeps looking at him while talking.
I am scared of him. I was really scared of him.
When I did something that he didn't like,
he said to me, "Don't let me see you."
"Don't let me see you."
- He said that to his little sister. - Yes.
How old were you?
It was recent.
- That happened recently. - Yes.
He said that as a grown up.
"Make sure I don't see you around. If I catch you, I will end you."
He says such violent things to me.
Your situation isn't that bad.
- My brother... - A reason doesn't justify it.
used to take my piggy-bank.
He didn't touch your money, did he?
Actually, I had stored earnings from my part-time job...
with a debit card...
I had gotten for the first time.
He has a knack for smelling money.
- I don't know how he found... - My brother is the same.
the money in the drawer.
He took it and used it.
- It was your first earning. - Yes.
When I found out about it,
I said to him, "How can you use the money..."
"I had left in the drawer?"
- Of course. - When I asked him...
- He told you that he is sorry. - No, he didn't do that.
He smashed the drawer next to the desk...
out of anger.
- How dare you do that? - Why did you that?
You were in the wrong.
I don't remember that.
What?
I can't remember something that happened 20 years ago.
There is no way you don't remember.
- I don't remember. - You don't want to remember.
That's not true. I don't remember.
(Is this a hearing?)
He evades all questions about situations...
that can put him at a disadvantage.
Since I am his younger sister, I can put up with his ways.
However, I don't know what the issue was,
but he once displayed his anger in an excessive way to Dad.
Dad said he feels like...
he will get depressed.
How did he display his anger? Could you be more specific?
I don't know if I can talk about it.
- You can't say what he said on TV, - Seriously.
- right? - Yes.
- He used harsh words. - They were unbelievably harsh.
When Mom does something he doesn't like,
he talks down to her and swears at her.
He does that to everyone.
What do you think about your behavior...
- towards your parents? - I can't believe he does that.
I behaved that way...
when I was young and immature.
You don't behave that way these days.
I treat them well these days.
Is it true?
I think it's unsatisfactory.
During Chuseok, the family received red ginseng set as a gift.
He took it with him to take care of health.
Mom told me about it because she was upset.
He overheard our conversation. He said to Mom,
"Watch your mouth. Don't say unnecessary things."
Everyone should be happy during the holidays,
but Mom lied down all day and cried.
It hurt my feelings.
I was very mad at him.
You still behave this way.
I hadn't behaved that way recently.
They are your family members.
Do you think of them as an easy target...
because they look weak?
I can't pick on a fight with a stranger.
- That's right. - Then I have to pay.
That's why I do it at home.
That's worse.
Since you pick a fight anyway, you will do it at home. Is that it?
I used to smash my own car before I got married.
I don't behave that way in front of the others,
but my parents and sister...
- at home. - They didn't ask for this.
He is hot-blooded.
Is expressing your anger...
the only way you have to relieve stress?
Can't you find another way?
Even though I am not religious,
I am fond of Buddhism. Whenever I am angry,
I close my eyes.
(He recites the Buddhist scriptures.)
Does it make your anger dissipate?
I also write down two pages of them a day.
(He also writes down two pages of them a day.)
I want to be a better person.
You are trying,
but it's hard because you are so hot-blooded.
I realized that my ways are wrong when my son was born.
My son is three years old.
I am trying to be a better person,
but it's hard to change at once. I am upset with myself.
He is trying.
(I am upset that I can't change.)
Doesn't the child behave like his dad?
You must be worried.
I know. Doesn't he behave like his dad?
He saw his dad throw trash anywhere.
He nagged at me to let him throw trash on the street.
He shouted at his grandma.
Did he shout at his grandma?
Yes. He also threw a fit at a mart.
He reminds me of his dad whenever he behaves that way.
I am worried about his future.
Your child sees the way you show your anger...
towards your mom and dad.
Your child will learn from you...
and treat you the same when he grows up.
When you are 70 years old,
you won't be able to fight back...
since you lack the energy.
How do you think you will feel?
I will be pained.
- You will be pained. - I will be pained.
That will be the natural result.
I will reap what I sow.
Please say what you want to say to him.
Honey, our son is three years old.
Please be an exemplary dad...
who is considerate of the others.
Let's raise our child well as good parents.
(Let's raise our child well as good parents.)
Let's start with Gi Kwang. Do you think it's a worry?
- I think it's a worry. - What's the reason?
Look at the husband when you say your reason.
(Laughing)
Seeing as how he justifies his actions...
and thinks only about himself,
he might not have anyone by his side...
in near future.
What about you, Kyung Min?
I don't think it's a big worry.
I can't say it for sure,
but I bet he doesn't cause big troubles...
outside of home.
- What about you, Sleepy? - It's a worry.
Why is it a worry?
He wants to win no matter what.
You can find happiness in yielding for the others too.
(Find happiness in yielding for the others.)
What about you, Ji Sook?
I think it's a worry.
He behaves in a threatening way...
in excuse of being loyal.
He doesn't cause troubles outside, but those who live with him...
must be in agony.
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. - Stop.
Please say a few words to your wife.
I can't promise you to change my ways right away.
That would be a lie.
I will try to change little by little...
so that our son won't be like me.
I will try my best and turn over a new leaf.
I am sorry.
(I am sorry for everything I have done.)
Please say a few words to your sister.
- Call her by her name. - She lived in fear for 38 years.
Don't be scared of me.
Let me start again.
- "Don't be scared of me." - Talk to her with a smile.
I used money in your first debit card.
I don't remember it, but you say that it happened.
If you tell me the amount, I will wire you the money.
How many votes did the worry get? Show us.
A lot of people voted.
(The result)
The last digit is four.
(The last digit is 4.)
It's over 100.
(How many votes will the worry get?)
154.
144.
(144 votes)
Look at his sister.
"Suspicious Partner".
Hello, I am a passionate man in my 20s.
A year ago, I was hired as a coach at a jiu jitsu gym.
"You need to clean the place."
"Lock the door."
I do all kinds of odd jobs.
"Wake me up at 9am tomorrow, okay?"
I even have to give my boss a morning call.
My boss is the director of the gym.
"I will go home now."
"Where do you think you are going? I am working out."
"You should be here with me."
I could go home at 2am.
This is what happens if I don't do as he says.
"I will do it. I will do it."
With an excuse of sparring, he picks on me.
- My goodness. - Isn't he a terrible director?
Please help me.
(Please help me.)
Jiu jitsu is...
- It's a Brazilian martial art. - A Brazilian martial art.
It involves choking someone with legs.
There are techniques such as arm bar.
This coach is suffering because of the director.
Please come on out.
(Whose worry involves a director who treats him like a secretary?)
(Kwon Yun Hyuk)
(Welcome.)
- You got your hair permed recently. - It looks that way.
- How old is it? - It's three days old.
- Was it for the program? - No, it just happened that way.
- I see. - My goodness, look.
- Look at his ears. - Look at his ears.
Those are dangerous ears.
Your ears became this way because of training, right?
Wrestlers have those ears.
- Judo athletes do too. - That's right.
What do you do as a coach?
I work as a coach...
- who teaches jiu jitsu to children. - You teach children.
I met the director when I began to work out.
When he opened a gym,
I became a coach.
- That part was good. - Yes, that part was good.
However, I don't know if I am a coach or a secretary.
I plan my days around his schedule.
He asks me to wake him up so that he can work out.
He doesn't work out at his gym.
No, he doesn't. He goes to a fitness center.
- He goes there to lift weights. - He goes to a fitness center.
- Do you have to go too? - Yes.
In the afternoon, we arrive at the jiu jitsu gym and work out.
In the evening, we have classes.
We run our classes.
- At 10pm, - You should go home.
- we do it again. - What do you do?
(What does he do?)
We exchange techniques...
and spar.
I add weights to the barbells.
I count how many sets of an exercise...
- he did. - You count.
- 10. - Yes.
- It's like a personal training. - What else do you do?
- Afterwards, I clean up the gym. - You clean up the gym.
He asks me to get him a towel and toiletries in the shower.
He acts like a superior in the army.
I go home at 2am or 3am.
(He goes home at 2am or 3am.)
- Does that happen every day? - It happens almost every day.
Perhaps you are getting ready...
for a competition.
It happens whether there is a competition or not.
- It happens every day. - He is addicted to working out.
What do you find the hardest...
- from your day? - What do you find the hardest?
Calling him in the morning is the hardest.
He doesn't pick up even when I call him five times.
Then I have to go to his house.
- Most times, he is asleep. - What happens if you don't go?
- He is the one who didn't wake up. - That's right.
When we spar,
he uses more force.
He punishes you that way.
Can't you overpower him when you spar?
- That's a good idea. - His skills...
are on a different level.
Is he better than you?
His skills are on a different level.
It's understandable because he trains all day.
Aren't there other employees?
I am the only coach in the gym.
It's you and the director.
That's why I have to do all the work.
- It must be hard. - He is a coach and a secretary.
He said the director's skills are on a different level.
However, he doesn't look that way.
- Where is he? - There is no one like that.
Min Jeong's husband is the only one...
who looks that way.
Director, where are you?
Hello.
He looks very young.
Please show us your ears.
- It's only his right ear. - He has...
a handsome face.
Do you understand his worry?
No, I don't.
I am not surprised.
We understand his worry.
Why do you make him accompany you when you work out...
and wake you up in the morning?
That way, he works out when I work out.
I think I am helping him work out.
If you really want to help, you should wake him up instead.
I work out late at night by myself.
I watch videos of jiu jitsu matches...
- and go to bed around 5am. - What?
Yun Hyuk goes to bed a lot earlier than me.
He stays at work until 2am.
Can't you work out alone?
When I concentrate...
- Do you forget the count? - Yes, I do.
I have a question.
Do you take turns? Do you work out by yourself?
We take turns.
When I work out, Yun Hyuk counts and helps out.
When Yun Hyuk works out, you don't help.
No.
- My goodness. - If he asks,
I would help.
However, he never asked.
Of course he didn't.
At first, I declined his requests a few times.
"I want to rest. I don't want to do that."
Whenever it happened, he would make me spar him...
- and use techniques. - Spar him.
That's playing dirty.
- That's mean. - It doesn't look good...
because I am a coach.
You are a coach.
It's embarrassing.
- It hurts my pride. - He does it in front of the others.
Why do you do that?
Since he is a coach with skills,
I don't go easy on him.
- You don't go easy on him. - That's not the point.
- It's not necessary to do that. - That's not the point.
He says you use more force when he doesn't do as you say.
I think he is mistaken.
- He just feels that way. - Yes.
- I don't do it any differently. - You spar as you normally do.
I don't know anything about jiu jitsu,
but I feel like I could beat you.
- Seriously. - He will beat you.
- We want to know how strong he is. - That's right.
Would you give us a demonstration?
Please spar on the stage.
Come on out.
Is he that good?
- Yes. - He is talented.
Why does he look so skinny?
- I know. - Please show us...
jiu jitsu techniques.
- I am really curious. - Won't you bow to each other?
- This is the greeting. - I see.
- All right. - My goodness.
(The director attacks first.)
(Throwing)
My goodness.
He is strong.
- Be careful. - He is strong.
- Don't get hurt. - My goodness.
- Don't get hurt. - Move a little to the left.
My goodness.
Look at that.
(He lifts up the director.)
My goodness.
(Turning)
- My goodness. - He blocked the move.
You will kill him.
He shouldn't use those techniques on ordinary people.
You will kill him.
(The director attacks again.)
- My goodness. - Oh, no.
(He is in a locked position.)
- My goodness. - Oh, no.
- He is in a locked position. - He is locked.
- Really? - He needs to tap out.
(That's incredible.)
Did you...
get overpowered or go easy on him?
- He is too strong. - He is too strong.
Continuing on would have hurt him further.
Someone should experience how strong he is.
(I recommend Sleepy.)
- Sleepy should do it. - Sleepy.
- He is too strong. - All right.
Sleepy can do this.
- Really? - Take off your glasses.
- Take off your glasses. - These glasses don't have lenses.
- He should still take them off. - They are for my concept.
- They are for his concept. - His concept.
Overpower me.
"Overpower me."
Let's see it.
- Overpower him. - No, no.
(No, no!)
(Embarrassed)
(His day started out badly.)
(I shouldn't have said anything.)
- Are you okay? - I am okay.
I got beaten up many times.
He got beaten up many times.
(Thank you for your hard work.)
You can't lift someone...
- who weighs 130kg, right? - He would be in another division.
- I can do it. - He says he can do it.
You can lift someone who weighs 130kg?
- Can you believe it? - Really?
You can lift someone who weighs 130kg?
- Can you believe it? - Really?
(Shaking his head)
(He challenges a man who weighs 130kg.)
Come on out.
- He weighs 130kg. - I don't think it's possible.
- It's impossible. - We will need more mats.
- Are there more? - Stand in the center.
- Take him down. - All right.
(There is a big difference between their bodies.)
Will it be a show of strength?
- Why don't you try holding out? - Try holding out.
- Are you confident? - Yes.
- Really? - He will hold out.
(Will he be able to hold out against a man who weighs 130kg?)
- That's impossible. - Bump into each other first.
There is no need to act.
- My goodness. - Hold out.
- He seems scared. - Use some techniques.
My goodness.
(How dare you!)
(He is getting dragged.)
(Running away)
(Min Jeong's husband wins easily.)
- He is much taller, too. - They are in different divisions.
(Laughing)
- Let's try again. - The space is limited.
Is the space too limited?
- He should attack. - The mat keeps moving.
(Will he be able to recover his pride?)
- All right. - Do it lightly.
- Put your feet against the mat. - Try again.
(Round 2 begins.)
What are you doing?
(Neck-and-neck)
- It's dangerous. - This is much better.
It's dangerous.
(Is he flying?)
(It's a goodbye.)
Please stop! Stop it already!
(Smiling from ear to ear)
Please stop. Please stop!
- What? - You are too strong.
- Stop it. - You are too strong.
- Stop it. - Please stop.
Stop it.
(Where am I? Who am I?)
He is strong.
You know,
Yun Hyuk is so happy to see the director suffer.
Give him a round of applause.
(The director lost.)
- He is strong. - He really is.
You should train some more.
How much do you weigh?
He needs a microphone.
- 64kg. - 64kg.
He weighs twice as much as you.
Did it feel like a joke when he pushed back?
Was he stronger than you expected?
He was stronger than I expected.
He is strong.
(I do this day and night.)
You help him out personally.
- Do you get extra pay? - You should get extra pay.
- Overtime pay. - I teach elementary school kids.
I get to keep the profit from that department.
Do you get extra pay?
I don't get extra pay for working overtime.
- Shouldn't you give him extra pay? - Seriously.
I think a coach should work out in his free time.
He isn't working out, but taking care of you.
His skills improved a lot by working out with me.
His skills improved.
Did you expect them to worsen?
Even when he asks to leave work and rest...
at the appropriate time,
you make him work out with you.
I think it's wrong.
He never refused.
- He says he did. - He said he is tired and exhausted.
Whenever he did that, you went harder on him.
(Laughing)
He is evading difficult questions by laughing.
Yun Hyuk is a coach with a dream.
He wants to have his own gym.
He needs to work harder than the others to realize his dream.
- He isn't wrong. - That's right.
My skills and strength were improving,
so I endured it.
But he's too focused on his own training,
all the managerial tasks are passed on to me.
Doesn't he care about running the gym?
When a client requests a consultation,
he tells me to do it.
- But he's supposed to do it. - Yes.
I do the promotion as well.
There are flyers.
I hand them out myself.
- Doesn't he help you? - Usually he doesn't.
Even when he comes with me, he stays in the car.
How many did you hand out?
8,000 flyers.
(All on your own?)
Was he just sitting in the car?
I have to work out harder and know more about fitness,
so I can teach the students better.
He's good at promoting,
so I trust him.
- You've been too good. - Why couldn't you help him...
- with the flyers? - Why did you stay in the car?
- It's hard to do that alone. - He always goes near...
an elementary school when I come with him.
When we go near a school,
I feel like the students will feel intimidated...
because of my tattoos.
- Wear long-sleeves. - You can wear like that.
I was wearing short-sleeves then.
Were you wearing short-sleeves on purpose?
No.
Don't you have any tattoos?
I don't have any.
You should get a few.
(Let's bring the director down.)
There's a friend sitting in the audience.
- Gosh. - Do you understand his concerns?
I lost 15kg in a month.
- What? - In the middle of eating,
he'd watch a workout video...
and take me to the gym to spar at 1am.
Sometimes he works out until 4am.
Why does he work out so much?
When does the coach seem the most tired?
- He looks tired every day. - Every day.
- He's tired every day. - We call him "Butler Kwon".
- "Butler Kwon". - "Butler Kwon".
He looks like he's ill.
He looks really tired.
I saw him bring packed lunch.
- He can't eat his lunch. - Why not?
The director doesn't eat lunch because of the workout.
He always drinks protein shakes.
So the coach doesn't eat because he feels bad.
- Gosh. - I feel sorry for him.
(Poor Butler Kwon)
Is the coach in a relationship?
Does he have a girlfriend?
He is very clean.
(He knocks him down.)
Then are you dirty?
- Are you dirty? - What do you mean he's clean?
- Are you a motor solo? - What?
(Laughing)
Motor?
I'm a motor solo.
What were you trying to say?
- Are you seeing anyone? - Do you have time to date?
- How old are you? - 27 years old.
Have you ever had a girlfriend?
- Yes, of course. - Does the director have one?
Yes, he has a girlfriend.
- Does he have one? - Yes.
(The director has a girlfriend.)
He takes her calls...
on a speaker in the car.
So I can hear them fighting about him being too busy...
to date.
Do you talk to her on speaker mode...
when other people are around you?
I can't take her call while driving so I use hands-free device.
After I drop them off,
- I call her again. - Do you?
He just told me,
"Let's go work out after this. I'm tired."
- Why did you nudge him? - It looks like...
he'll go sparring again.
His girlfriend visits the gym from time to time.
She cleans the gym when she comes.
- Does she? - Yes.
But the director just works out by himself.
- Even when the girlfriend is there? - Yes. He doesn't help her.
Do you feel upset?
- How do you feel? - Are you upset?
We worked together and exercised together.
He got addicted to exercising.
So he even quit work.
He became too into it, so he started caring less about me.
How long have you been going out?
- It's been three years. - Since when did he care less?
- Since 1 or 2 years ago. - I see.
Could you explain in detail why you're upset?
Both of us work during the week,
so we have to meet on the weekends.
On the weekends,
he wakes up around noon,
and he goes to the gym at 7pm.
We eat and watch a movie...
then he goes to work out at 7pm.
You're a weekend couple.
He wouldn't go on a trip in the weekends...
- because of exercising. - When is the last time you kissed?
We do kiss.
Gosh,
- you don't know anything. - She wants to go on a trip,
but he refuses to go.
He wouldn't go. He doesn't like going somewhere far.
- Because of working out? - Yes.
Our 1,000-day anniversary was not too long ago.
He wasn't doing anything for the anniversary.
So I asked him if he remembered...
- and he said no. - He forgot.
My birthday was on a weekday.
He could've skipped his exercise...
- and gone on a date with me. - Right.
But he didn't. He said let's date on the weekend.
He didn't make time for me.
Your girlfriend seems very upset.
Do you just assume that she'll understand...
because you've been going out for a long time?
Yes, especially...
- on the weekdays... - Goodness.
I can't skip any classes.
When she visits you at the gym you should take notice.
- You should. - Are you trying to show her...
that you're a tough guy?
No, it's not that.
I have to concentrate on the lesson.
If I lose focus,
all the students lose focus too.
I want him to at least greet me.
All he says is, "You're here." So I got angry at him.
- You should at least say hi. - That's right.
I told him that...
and he told his gym members to talk to me...
and keep me company.
- He said that to the gym members? - Yes.
Usually men ask their girlfriends to go on a trip...
and the girlfriends say no.
But they're the opposite. Gosh.
Why do you say no to that?
- What's wrong? - What is it, Kyung Min?
- What is it? - Why did you sigh like that?
Because it's a rare situation.
Why don't you go on a trip?
I'm really into working out.
If I go on a trip, I won't have time to work out.
- He's addicted. - He's too into it.
I'll be losing time to exercise.
I can't work out at all.
If you work out that hard, you must get sick.
You could get sick.
- He might get injured. - What does he do?
Even when he's sick, he doesn't stop exercising.
- What? - He doesn't stop?
I hurt my back pretty seriously a while ago.
- You hurt your back? - Yes, so I told him.
But he said it'll get better if I exercised.
That's stupid.
I put pain relief patches when I exercise.
- Pain relief patches? - Yes.
I put 5 or 6 every time.
So it took me 5 to 6 months to cure the back pain.
- It got worse. - Goodness.
That's terrible.
He thinks you're losing health but gaining strength.
What do you mean by losing health and gaining strength?
What do you mean by that?
Because this sport is about bodily contact,
your body is bound to hurt at least one part.
I think it all depends on your will.
If you want to do the workout you like for a long time,
you need to take good care of yourself.
You're only 27, so you don't know the seriousness of it yet.
Let me ask Gi Kwang a question.
Gi Kwang, you started dancing since you were very young.
Compared to when I was 21,
- my joints are being strained more. - Of course.
He ripped his pants because of his knee joints.
- He needs ventilation. - Yes.
If I want to perform and sing for a long time,
- I realized that I need to... - That's right.
- take care of myself better. - It's true.
If he keeps up like this,
it'll be too grueling.
I think he needs to change his ways a little bit.
Working out is great, but we need to...
care about our health.
It'd be nice to take breaks on the holidays.
Well, this year for Chuseok, you get...
almost 10 days off including Monday.
You're saying you'll have all those days off.
That's almost two weeks.
- Well... - Think about it.
- 2017 has a lot of holidays. - He just...
told you his wish.
He wants to take the holidays off.
Before he achieves his dreams,
I want him to follow my lead and work hard.
He can't take the holidays off?
He's not working on the holidays.
He's exercising.
He doesn't understand.
(Who will persuade him?)
(Goodbye holidays.)
You're running a gym. You're a CEO.
You should understand your employees' feelings...
- in order to become a good leader. - That's right.
It can be considered as an overuse of power.
It drives the employees crazy...
when the employers says, "It's for your own good."
That's hard on the employees.
Let's vote.
I think it's a worry.
- I see. - Because...
if this continues,
the coach might leave the gym.
- I think it's a worry too. - I see.
How about Kyung Min?
The director is working really hard to achieve his dream.
So I think he will be the one to help the coach realize...
his dream in the end.
So I don't think it's a worry.
I think it's a worry.
If you think it's a worry from the coach's perspective,
press the button.
(What does the audience think?)
- Gosh. - 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
- Stop. - Time's up.
- Let's see. - Say a word for the last time.
You heard his concern and his wishes.
I always say this to you.
Pain lasts for a second, but glory lasts forever.
If you endure a bit more, you'll see a good day.
(Please let us press the button again.)
Gosh, proverbs are what ruin people.
I'll try to change. Let's keep working hard.
- His girlfriend should say a word. - Yes.
- Okay. - Go ahead.
Let's go on a trip for 1 night and 2 days.
- That's sad. - Why are you so hung up on that?
- What's wrong with you? - Why are you so obsessed?
It's not even for three days.
- Exactly. - Or four days either.
I'll say 1 night, you say 2 days.
(Please shout "One Night Two Days"!)
(That sounds good.)
- The director will say 1 night. - The girlfriend will say 2 days.
Start.
- 1 night! - 2 days!
All right!
- Amazing. - Please show us the result.
It'll be a tough competition.
- I think it'll be more. - All right.
Okay, it went over 100.
- 148? 158? - Gosh.
- If it's 148... - Then he'll win.
Is it 148?
(He got 158 votes.)
Amazing.
This week's winner is...
"Suspicious Partner".
We'll give you prize money.
Congratulations.
Until the day we are all worry-free...
Hello will continue to counsel you.
- Thank you! - Thank you!
("Lie" by Park Ki Young)