A magical Thursday night with top stars.
- Happy Together! - Happy Together!
(He stands up.)
Excuse me, Kim Sook.
Aren't you Kim Sook?
- "Boss in the Mirror"! - Kim Sook.
You're Kim Sook, right?
Many people think that,
- but I'm Javier Bardem. - Javier Bardem.
(A smile from a nightmare)
- I see. - What are you, Do Yeon?
People should know that I'm Jang Do Yeon, right?
- Yes. - It's hard to tell.
- Please show her name. - No.
Please introduce me as Joker today.
You haven't been on our show for a long time.
It's nice that you dressed up, but we can't recognize your face.
I know. Even my mom wouldn't recognize me like this.
Even your mom might have hard time recognizing you.
Since I'm a special MC, I bought a new lipstick.
And I put it all over here.
You're grinning from ear to ear.
- I might use it up soon. - Goodness.
Let us officially introduce our special MC.
With her bold words, she's become a trending comedienne.
The tall comedienne, Jang Do Yeon!
- Jang Do Yeon! - Thank you.
Back in the waiting room, Do Yeon said...
she'd like to introduce herself properly.
- She did? - I don't want to waste this makeup.
- I understand. - Since I put it on anyway...
- It's gotten a lot of attention. - There's Joker's dance.
- I know Joker's dance. - It's popular these days.
(In a world like a comedy where everyone goes crazy...)
(In Gotham City, there's a clown called Joker.)
(While in Korea, there's a true comedienne, Kiker.)
(Everyone holds their breath and watches...)
(her lonely performance begin.)
There you go. That's how it starts.
So this is what it is.
She's good.
(An animal that is sad because of its long limbs, Kiker)
- This is it. - And it goes like this.
This is exactly how he dances.
(Watch my Y dance.)
How sophisticated.
- You're good. - That was classy.
Don't use that against me.
- That was classy. - Do Yeon.
There's a reason why we dressed up like this.
There's a reason?
There is a reason. Our special today is "Freelancing Is Terrible".
So we dressed ourselves up as villains of the world.
Today, we have guests who are having terrible experiences.
Let's invite them in.
This place is terrible.
All right. Come on out, please.
(Come on out, please.)
- Hello. - Hello.
- Hello. - Hi, Woo Jong.
- Hello. - Welcome.
- Goodness, hi. - Hello.
- It's nice to see you. - Hello.
- Goodness. - This is how I live.
Today, we have people who chose...
a thorny path over an easy road as our guests.
Today's special is Freelancing Is Terrible.
Let us introduce them one by one.
He dreamed of becoming the president of KBS, but he faced the reality...
and left for a long journey.
The son who ran away from home finally came back.
A glorious return, Jo Woo Jong!
- Hello. - He's back!
- Welcome. - He came to KBS.
I still remember what he said at the awards.
- Me too. I was there. - Everyone must know it.
I will stay until the end.
(I will stay until the end.)
(I will become the president of KBS.)
(Best Entertainer Award)
(And 2 years later, he quit the company.)
She was one of the prettiest announcers of KBS.
She's now become a mother of two children.
An announcer slash entertainer, Lee Ji Ae.
- Yes! - Nice to meet you.
Hello.
She has both beauty and intelligence.
She was Miss Korea and a news anchor.
Now, she wants to be a good mother. A beautiful parturient woman,
Seo Hyun Jin.
- A beautiful parturient woman. - Parturient...
- She surprised me. - Don't you have...
about a month until the due date now?
It's less than a month. There's a possibility...
that the labor starts in the middle of the shoot.
Is it that close?
He used to be one of the most promising announcer of KBS.
But these days, he's beloved by many events.
He's Yu Jae Seok in the event industry.
Kim Il Jung.
(Kim Il Jung)
Hello, I'm a fighter from the underworld, Kim Il Jung.
There's one person I thought...
shouldn't quit.
Seriously, he shouldn't have.
You should have told me that before I quit.
If you asked me, I would have told you. But I had no idea.
I should have heard that before I left.
That was Il Jung. Next is...
From a weather woman to a game woman,
she has had a complete makeover.
For the future of e-sports, she doesn't avoid hard challenges.
Gamers' girlfriend, Shin Ye Ji.
- Hello, I'm Shin Ye Ji. - She's a gamer.
I used to see her on the weather forecast.
- Right. - Good.
(Now, let's check out when they entered the company.)
(Employment record)
(2004: Seo Hyun Jin, 2005: Jo Woo Jong, Kim Il Jung)
(2006: Lee Ji Ae, Jun Hyun Moo, 2011: Shin Ye Ji)
First, congratulations, Woo Jong.
- Congratulations? - Are you coming back to KBS...
through our show, Happy Together?
Yes. This is my first KBS shoot after three years.
Three years?
There's no such rule,
but usually it takes about three years.
You get suspended for three years.
- Really? - You get suspended for three years.
- Suspended for 3 years. - It's been over 3 years for me,
but I still haven't gone back.
- Is your suspension over? - It's over.
It's over, but they won't contact me.
I would like to greet them from here, KBS.
How are you?
- He looks very determined. - Right.
- He looks determined indeed. - I'm a fighter.
Aren't you disappointed though?
When Hyun Moo returned to KBS, he had his own show.
- "Jun Hyun Moo Show". - It was a glorious comeback.
(A show for Jun Hyun Moo, )
(and by Jun Hyun Moo.)
(His comeback show even has a cheeky title.)
("Jun Hyun Moo Show")
- "Jun Hyun Moo Show". - Right.
It was his own show to celebrate his comeback.
Woo Jong, I heard you were against making the show.
I wasn't against it.
- He's my anti-fan. - I wasn't against it.
That's a stretch. Back then, he was getting successful.
- Right. - And...
I heard he was coming back after working a lot for three years.
I was fine with him coming back,
but when I asked what the title of the show was,
I heard it was "Jun Hyun Moo Show".
"Jun Hyun Moo Show".
It sounded like a distasteful show.
When we heard the title was "Jun Hyun Moo Show",
we thought that title was too arrogant.
I didn't make the title.
You even played kkwaenggwari to show you're against it, right?
- Back then... - Really?
Did you do that?
Why are you bringing that up?
We didn't play the kkwaenggwari.
- I mean... - Back then,
when Woo Jong was playing kkwaenggwari, Ji Ae was there too.
What was your slogan then?
"No Jun Hyun Moo".
- "No Jun Hyun Moo". - Let me explain.
I was supposed to be away for three years,
but I had to come back after only two years for some reason.
Our point was that he should stick to the rule.
- "Stick to the rule." - "Stick to the rule."
Were you not there then?
- Back then... - He was there.
I was fingered as the leader of the group.
I was fingered as the one who led the whole protest.
- The way I know it... - But that's not true.
- I know. - Back then, Hyun Moo was offered...
- to be a soccer commentator. - Right.
And Woo Jong took the job.
- Right. - Woo Jong and Lee Young Pyo.
That's why you were so actively against it.
- That's not true. - He played the kkwaenggwari.
Let me be honest with you.
I didn't want to be in the front of the group,
so I asked others to do it for me.
- I see. - I remember then.
The World Cup commentator issue...
- was much talked about. - In 2014.
I could only come back to KBS three years after quitting.
Right. As you said before.
But the World Cup was only two years after I quit.
- Still, I was not supposed to come. - You weren't.
The president wanted to see me then.
But I couldn't go, because they were playing the kkwaenggwari there.
While my colleagues were shouting, "Let's kick out Jun Hyun Moo",
I walked by with my hat covering my face.
I heard the kkwaenggwari along with, "Jun Hyun Moo out!"
I walked among all the noise.
Then I found a hand-written poster in the corridor.
- What did it say? - What did it say?
The poster was written in red.
"Jun Hyun Moo is not Kim Seong Ju."
(Shaking)
I thought, "I can come back after one year."
"I don't have to do this."
"It's not like this is going to make my life much better."
So I turned down the offer.
Right. He did.
At last, you have returned as you wanted so badly.
How do you feel?
I couldn't sleep last night.
- My throat was dry. - Really?
You seem to have lost quite some weight too.
- I lost about 10kg. - I knew it.
Did you lose it on purpose?
No. I just kept losing weight like that.
I heard you listened to...
- Jae Seok very well. - Me?
- Are you from the same agency? - Yes, we are.
We're from the same agency.
I heard you only do things as Jae Seok has advised...
- since you've become a freelancer. - What advice did I give you?
Once a year,
- I always call him to say hi. - He does. Right.
- Since we're in the same agency. - Right.
I once asked him, "Jae Seok, what do you think I should do?"
It's a very general question though.
That was your question?
He said, "How are you?"
And then he asked me, "Jae Seok, what do you think I should do?"
When you become a freelancer,
you want to have something to hold on to.
- You feel anxious. - You feel very anxious.
So I asked him, "Jae Seok, what do you think I should do?"
He said, "Woo Jong, just lay down."
- Seriously. - That's so half-hearted.
- He just said, "Lay down." - He meant it.
- What did you mean by, "Lay down"? - I meant...
just because he stands up and walk around...
it wouldn't do anything.
- "Lay down". - You have to ease your mind first.
You have to just lay down comfortably.
Then people will contact you. So I told him to just stay.
- And I believed that. - I meant, "Don't be so dramatic."
"Don't let your enemies know..."
- "your anxiety." - You wanted him to chill.
I meant he had to stay relaxed and wait.
So I was just laying down for one year.
- You trusted him. - Your skin has become better now.
What are you talking about?
I was just laying down for a year because I had nothing to do.
- Just stay laid. - I'm close to his wife, Da Eun.
And I recently met her.
- Then she asked me this seriously. - What did she ask?
"Do you feel anxious too?"
She said he's so restless at home.
- Really? - On his day off...
I feel anxious even while lying down.
While he has a long break, he can do things...
- like traveling. - Right.
But she was so worried that he was too anxious.
- Back then... - It's the same...
with Hyun Moo.
When you always have been busy working...
and suddenly have a break, you feel anxious.
Why did you tell me to stay laid, by the way?
I wanted you to take a rest.
- Until when? - Take a rest.
- But... - It's been three years.
I think that he asked you,
"What do you think I should do?" means...
- He wanted a certain answer. - he wanted you...
- He wanted him to help him. - to help him. Am I wrong?
When you buy a toothbrush set,
it usually comes with something like disposable dental floss.
The dental floss you use it once and then throw away.
I think I'm at least like the dental floss.
- The dental floss... - This is sad.
Why? I need to take this road.
- This is intense. - It's intense indeed.
- He's making this really sad. - Why is it sad?
You may throw me away after one use,
but I think it'll be worth a use at least.
- All right. - Like a sample.
Now, that was for Woo Jong.
Our next guest is Lee Ji Ae.
She and I entered the station in the same year.
- Right. - I see.
I heard you were disappointed that you couldn't make it...
to our previous announcer special.
Right. All my fellow colleagues were on the episode.
- She's right. - Choi Song Hyun.
- Song Hyun and Jung Yeon. - Right.
All four of us entered the station in the same year,
but we barely get to meet all together.
- I can imagine. - So I really wanted to join,
but my due date was near then.
- So I felt bad. - Your life must be easy.
(Your life must be easy.)
Her due date is also near but she came.
I was also reminded of Hyun Jin.
- Hyun Jin is... - You should have come anyway.
When I heard she was coming, I was really surprised.
I know her very well.
She has always been appealing to us...
with her perfect Miss Korea's body and sexiness.
So I was really surprised to hear she was coming...
even though she's almost due.
I think she has this desire now.
Now that she has a baby, she is more eager to survive now.
The person I used to be would have said this.
"What are you talking about? I'm having a baby."
But now, I think, "They want me to come because I'm pregnant."
"I might have to give birth during the shoot, but I will go."
Freelancers are...
Right.
We have six guests today.
How do you call your baby?
- Teun Teun. - Teun Teun, I see.
His foot is right under my ribs now.
- He keeps kicking me. - He is kicking you?
Hang in there.
When is the due date?
- Mid-November. - That's soon.
- That's soon. - Ji Ae is worse than her.
I heard she plans her pregnancy according to broadcasting schedules.
Is that true?
She's even scarier.
- How do you do that? - That's impressive.
Since 2016, I'm hosting "Janghak Quiz".
I'm still hosting the show.
The show stops running during the school vacation.
And it starts running again when the new semester starts.
I gave birth to my first baby in January,
which was during winter vacation.
And I gave birth to my second baby during this summer vacation.
So the directors asked me...
if I give birth according to the show.
- I see. - That's what they said.
- It's understandable. - It wouldn't have been easy.
Even my kids are worried their mother might not get to work.
I was very impressed.
Babies are anyway a gift from above.
- That's right. - She gets gifts during vacations.
(Even the skies worry about her job insecurity.)
- Seriously. - How convenient is that?
It's very impressive indeed.
To us, every single opportunity is precious.
So we must not miss it.
I heard it hasn't been long since you had your second baby.
The baby will be 100 days old next week.
- It hasn't been long. - 100 days...
The baby is almost 100 days old now.
Then how soon have you returned?
I think I came back after 50 days of break.
After giving birth to my first kid, I had 40 days of break.
This time, it was 50 days.
That's very impressive.
Freelancers shouldn't take a break.
When we have work to do, we should be grateful to do it.
- This is sad to hear. - Yes.
Aren't we freelancers too?
- Excuse me? - We're freelancers too, right?
If you're not dependent on a company...
Don't you have the desperation yet?
- Pardon? - Don't you have the desperation?
Look at all of us. Don't we look desperate?
We're all desperate.
I had to put hairspray all over my head today.
(Look at the makeup and the struggle.)
We wish we can get to see each other next week.
They can always say, "Thank you for everything, Sae Ho."
Then I will have to say, "Okay."
We're very sensitive during this time period.
- In October and November. - It's the reorganization period.
Hyun Jin recently made...
a freelance announcer gathering and it has created a buzz.
Right.
- I saw the picture too. - Many of them looked familiar.
- Your wife was there too. - Right.
There's a gathering of current MBC announcers...
- called Chorok. - Yes.
But as many of them quit,
there was no reason anymore to bring them together.
So we formed another gathering called "Bora".
- Bora? - Bora.
- Not Chorok, but Bora. - Yes, it was a simple idea.
So those who quit sometimes meet up...
and have dinner together. When there's something to congratulate,
we congratulate each other.
We share how we are doing. We see each other quite often.
I see.
As for Kyung Eun, she is...
Is she doing all right?
Yes, she's doing all right.
Her husband is right here.
Il Jung.
You could have just asked me.
- Well... - "Is she doing all right?"
Don't you think it's a bit strange?
I mean, at the gathering...
I was talking about the gathering.
He's trying to come between you two.
- She's doing great. - That's nice.
We see each other often.
Did you and Kyung Eun enter the station in the same year?
Yes, with Kyung Eun, and Ji Ae's husband, Kim Jeong Keun.
You must have seen her dating Jae Seok then.
Since she was near her, I'm sure she has.
She must have.
She must have been the first to have heard about it.
She tried to keep it secret, but I could see it.
I could feel the pink vibe.
How?
Around that time, she started saying things like,
"Comedian Yu Jae Seok seems like a nice person."
Really?
- It's true. - I didn't know about this either.
- It's before they started dating. - Before they started dating,
we talked about many different things as colleagues...
when we were getting trained.
And she once talked specifically about Jae Seok.
- Interesting. - I haven't heard about this either.
She said she liked funny...
and hard-working men.
How did she talk about her relationship with you?
Since they started dating,
she tried to keep it...
secret from us.
We tried to keep it secret, but everyone knew it.
Of course, we all knew.
Some of my senior announcers...
even called him son-in-law,
even though we didn't know how it would go.
(Jae Seok is our family.)
Son-in-law.
They would call me that, yes.
- Son-in-law. - Son-in-law.
It would have been awkward if they broke up,
- but they ended up getting married. - That happened, right.
Doesn't she say any bad things about her husband?
Seriously, I have never heard her saying bad things about her husband.
- Really? - No.
There's nothing she feels bad about?
Kyung Eun has rather other concerns these days.
Last time we met,
she said Ji Ho is now in third grade now...
and he's at puberty.
She said he started to have an ego...
- these days. - Right.
She said to me, "Genes are crucial after all."
- Oh, no. - She said...
he keeps trying to make others laugh.
(It runs in the blood.)
He's going to be hosting a show soon.
She said he would say a joke...
and see if other people find it funny or not.
He seems to do that, yes.
She said he started to have this desire...
- to make others laugh. - When I look at him,
I don't want to believe that it's true,
but I keep being reminded of myself in elementary school.
He likes to entertain other people.
He checks how others react.
He really surprises me from time to time.
Kyung Eun really loves her husband and her son.
She says, "But his jokes are so funny."
She said her son was so funny.
Il Jung came to Happy Together today.
- He once guested our show before. - Right.
- I heard you're confident today. - Is this true?
This is actually my third time to be here.
- Right. - The first time was...
right after going freelance. I didn't know anything then.
I came and just sat here.
I came here with Director Jang Hang Jun.
- Right. - He talks very well.
Hang Jun did all the talking.
- It was crazy. - The second time I was here,
- Hyun Joo Yup. - there was Moon Se Yoon...
and Hyun Joo Yup.
They talked about food.
- But I don't eat much. - Right.
So I couldn't join the conversation.
I remember the caption. "He eats in a way..."
"that makes people lose their appetite."
(He eats in a way that makes people lose their appetite.)
That's too mean.
- He nibbles on food. - He nibbles.
He's the type who nibbles.
I felt out of place.
But this is Freelancing Is Terrible.
Of course, we are all freelancers.
But these two are from KBS. She's from MBC.
I am from SBS. We are the representatives.
- You are all here. - Right.
- You look relaxed today. - All three stations are here.
I feel more confident this time.
Compared to those times, you look more relaxed now.
- He's relaxed. - It's already been four years.
- Right. - A lot of time has passed.
Il Jung is famous...
for being in charge of presenting...
- all BTS events. - He's famous for that.
Recently, you made a verbal contract.
- Il Jung. - That's a big business deal.
- That's great. - BTS.
(He did it.)
- You did it. - Yes.
Is a verbal contract legally binding?
Let me explain.
The first showcase I presented after going freelance was BTS'.
After that, BTS became a global phenomenon.
- They are world stars. - They gained a huge fandom.
When they come back to Korea after an event abroad,
they hold a press conference.
Whenever they do that, they call for me to present it.
I become very careful. It's live-streamed all over the world.
I don't improvise anything.
If you say something wrong, your career would end.
- ARMY members like me. - Do they?
They like me because I don't say unnecessary things.
- Right. - You just do your job.
- Because I talk only when I should. - I almost got into big trouble...
- trying to stand out. - Right.
The moment you try to stand out...
- You can't do that. - You can't do that.
At fan meetings, the artists should get the spotlight.
- It should only be about them. - He's doing a good job.
It's only about them.
So I did that. After the live stream,
people thanked me, and I was leaving.
- Then RM stopped me. - RM.
- RM? - "Please help us until..."
"we enlist in the army."
He said that.
- That's the verbal contract. - He's the leader.
Leader's words are like a verbal contract.
(He tried really hard to make sense of it.)
- They are. - Are you booked...
for future BTS events then?
They haven't contacted me yet.
- There's nothing yet. - There's nothing yet.
- But they promised me. - Right.
We made a verbal contract.
It sounds like they have...
- their own special field. - Right.
They are amazing.
I am the most curious about this person.
She's the former weather queen who is now a game queen.
Please welcome Shin Ye Ji.
- Hello. - Please say hello.
Hello. I'm the former KBS weather forecaster.
I am currently working as a freelance TV personality.
I am also the manager of an e-sports game team.
- A manager? - She's a manager.
I am also running a management agency.
Which ones do you manage?
I manage a team of PUBG players.
- PUBG. - And I also manage...
(It's a shooting game.)
and a female team of League of Legends.
- The two most popular games. - Yes.
And there is a card game team.
She went from a weather forecaster to a game team manager...
and also a game management agency CEO.
She changed her jobs many times,
but she does her job well every time.
- She must be very talented. - Right.
- That's not it. - Okay.
Whenever I get a chance, I do my best.
Only then I get to survive.
When you were going freelance, did you not get hesitant?
I became very hesitant.
I went to Woo Jong many times for advice.
But I told him that I was getting into the game industry.
- It was because... - He thought I was joking.
She was a weather forecaster.
She looks very elegant all the time.
- Does she? - She usually dresses formally.
We met up and talked over dinner.
- "I'm thinking of leaving my job." - You were...
thinking about leaving too.
We were thinking about it together.
I wanted to talk to her about it too.
She told me about it, but I didn't tell her about my plan.
When I asked her which industry she wanted to get into,
she said it was the game industry.
I asked her, "Do you know how to play games?"
She replied, "I am really good."
- She loves playing games. - I am proud of it.
She actually plays games well. She likes it too.
- The game industry is very big. - It's very big.
She wanted to leave her job and become a manager.
And she actually became a manager.
All three teams I manage...
became number one in Asia.
They became number one.
- Yes. - You are a great leader.
I don't actually coach them.
- I just pick good players. - Right.
- I think I got lucky. - That's a hard thing to do.
- Excuse me for saying this. - All right.
Do you earn much more as a manager?
- I am sure. - Much more.
(Her earning increased tremendously.)
I earn much more,
and I get shares.
- You get shares? - Their values...
are not yet calculated.
You just came here to play.
That's not it.
- You... - She's the most comfortable one.
You shouldn't be sitting at the very end.
Woo Jong should sit there.
How can you let the management agency CEO sit there?
- You should switch seats. - I will just sit here.
- Since I was working at KBS, - That's amazing.
I've been really wanting to appear on this show.
But I only did weather shows.
I felt sad that I didn't get to be on shows like this.
- We didn't recognize the CEO. - I got a chance after I left it.
- No. No. - But many people...
still remember Ye Ji as the weather queen.
Can you tell us about the weather?
Please do that, Ye Ji.
(Happy Together Weather)
I will report the weather of Happy Together.
Let's check the weather of each region.
First is the Jo Woo Jong region.
This region is very grey.
It's very cloudy.
- Cloudy. - But Jae Seok the Sun...
will clear up the sky finally, after three long years.
But there's something to look out for.
Hyun Moo's annoying words might increase the pressure...
and cause a shower.
If you are in the area, you must be careful.
- She's good. - Let's check the next region.
It's the Seo Hyun Jin region.
The Seo Hyun Jin region...
is expected to be hit by a childbirth storm.
However, as it passes the Seo Hyun Jin region,
its strength will cease down, and there will be a safe delivery.
Her husband must take special care of her.
- Right. - Let's check the next region.
- It's nice. - Next is the Lee Ji Ae region.
Lee Ji Ae was hit by...
a childrearing storm accompanied...
by a lightning storm.
But today is going to be a very clear day.
She can enjoy Happy Together as much as she wants.
- She's good. - Let's check the last region.
- Last is the Kim Il Jung region. - Last.
The Kim Il Jung region...
has an unstable atmosphere at the moment.
(The atmosphere is very unstable at the moment.)
- Oh, dear. - It's pushed up...
by Jang Sung Kyu...
and pushed down by Jun Hyun Moo.
The two are scrambling for power,
and it created a very unstable atmosphere.
But today, it's under the influence of Happy Together,
and the weather is expected to clear up soon.
You've been watching the weather forecast of Shin Ye Ji.
She's great. She's really good.
- Her voice tone is great. - Her voice is so clear, isn't it?
I love that the Kim Il Jung region has an unstable atmosphere.
That cracked me up.
You are too happy.
He is wearing a T-shirt like that too.
- Look at it. - It's perfect.
- He chose it well. - He chose it well.
It's a storm cloud.
This is Freelancing Is Terrible Special.
We are curious about their scores as freelancers.
First, Woo Jong, out of 100,
what score would you give to yourself?
Out of 100, honestly?
I think I would give myself 40.
- You went too far. - That's too low.
I still have a long way to go.
And there are so many shows I haven't been on.
As you were going freelance, you were determined to beat Hyun Moo.
Did you catch up a little?
I am yet to catch up with him.
(Hyun Moo, please slow down.)
I've been saying that for several years now.
Has it been four years?
I thought I would be able to catch up with him in just a month.
I don't know why I thought that.
But I was very confident.
So I said I would catch up with him soon.
That's what you used to think.
Before that, I used to commentate on soccer games.
I remember getting the highest ratings.
You remembered that.
I thought I was going to be successful,
But I still haven't become successful.
I am doomed in this life, aren't I?
What are you talking about?
It won't be easy.
While working as an announcer,
you've been constantly preparing for variety shows.
We've seen it many times.
I entered the company in the same year as Hyun Moo.
Since he entered the company, his dream was to go freelance.
- Since the beginning? - Yes. Since the beginning.
- Since the beginning of... - No way.
- Why did he enter the company then? - I got goosebumps.
They chose the wrong person then.
- Isn't it contradictory? - It's...
- Gosh. - He was convinced...
that he was going to get famous and leave the company.
- He thought of it on his first day. - I thought he was strange,
but I also thought he was amazing.
He would go to the announcer training center early...
and watch all of Jae Seok's variety shows.
He practiced his specialties.
There was a news show every hour.
But there were times when there was no shoot.
Whenever it was empty, he went there alone.
- He worked hard to get here. - That's where the "Lucifer"...
dance was born.
- Really? - Yes.
He got here because he worked hard.
And he was preparing to go freelance while getting paid.
I am surprised. You dreamt of leaving just as you entered.
I thought of it as I was receiving the employee card.
"Seven years".
You actually started working a year earlier, right?
He started a year earlier.
I am one year older, and I am a year more experienced.
But I guess I look younger.
Right.
"Is that right? You've started earlier."
"You should become the next Jun Hyun Moo."
Some say you are the next Jang Sung Kyu.
- Jang Sung Kyu is very popular. - Jang Sung Kyu.
When someone becomes popular, I am "the next" of that person.
If Il Jung becomes popular, I'll be the next Kim Il Jung.
It will happen all the time. When I was in high school,
Sung Kyu was in elementary school.
When he's so much younger, they call me the next Jang Sung Kyu.
Do I have to try to be like Sung Kyu?
But when they say you are the next someone,
it sounds like you are young.
- It has that effect. - It certainly does.
When someone pioneers something...
and becomes popular for it, he becomes "the next".
They always say I am "the next" someone.
When you build on this character, you'll do well on variety shows.
- Really? - Of course.
Myung Soo is known for always being his right arm.
Right. It's a character you can develop on.
- What if you change your name? - To what?
He became famous as he changed his name...
- from Cabbage to Cho Sae Ho. - Right.
People call you the next someone,
so why don't you call yourself "Jay Jong"?
(He can call himself Jay Jong.)
- He can be Jay Jong. - How about Jo Jay?
- Hi, Jay. - Why "Jay"?
- It sounds strange. - Jo Jay.
Do I change my name because of that?
When your family members gather on next...
New Year's Day,
you should talk to them about changing your name.
- To "Jay Jong". - Actually,
he became an announcer a year before I did.
At the time, he was on all the variety shows.
And he's good.
When I first became an announcer, I had to beat him.
He was on all the variety shows.
But I was like a bullfrog.
To get better than him, I overdid everything.
I wore heavy makeup.
As soon as I became an announcer, I sang on TV.
As soon as I joined the company, I sang on a morning show...
and I impersonated Lee Su Geun.
Right.
And he started overdoing too.
- It was like this for me. - I was disturbing the peace.
I wasn't supposed to do that.
I still remember a scene that really shocked me.
One time, he rode a stuffed horse.
Do you remember that?
He rode a stuffed horse.
He's done everything.
Riding the stuffed horse, he was presenting the show...
with Noh Joo Hyun and Jung Hyung Don.
And I thought he was one-of-a-kind.
That's how it happened.
To beat Hyun Moo, Woo Jong prepared...
to do some impersonations.
- Really? - I always do impersonations.
Go ahead. Give it a try.
- I will keep it short. - Okay.
First, I will impersonate Professor Cha.
- Professor Cha. - From "Sky Castle".
- That's not easy. - Professor Cha.
(He's got a unique tone and voice.)
Before you are brothers, you are competitors.
Will you provide for Ki Joon for the rest of his life?
You have to beat him first. Honey.
- He's really good. - That was amazing.
He sounds just like him.
He sounds just like Professor Cha.
- My goodness. - It's not easy to copy him.
- I am not good at being funny. - It's fascinating.
- I'm good at copying someone. - I am sorry.
The crew suggested that you get into acting.
That's another thing he can do.
He will find a new career path.
Can you impersonate Kang Ha Neul too?
- Kang Ha Neul. - He chooses the unexpected ones.
"When the Camellia Blooms".
- Yong Sik. - Yong Sik.
That's very popular now.
(Yong Sik is a naive but brave-hearted...)
(country bumpkin.)
If you date me seriously,
(He sounds naive.)
you will... You will...
You will die of happiness.
You will be so happy every day.
And you could die of happiness.
- That's Choi Yang Rak. - That's Choi Yang Rak.
He was impersonating Choi Yang Rak too.
He sounded like Choi Yang Rak and Jo Woo Jong.
(Ha Neul sounds very much like Yang Rak.)
How about Park Shin Yang? You haven't done that in a while.
I am in a relationship these days.
- He sounds just like him. - You...
asked me to impersonate him, so I am trying to.
Do I sound like him, baby?
He sounds like Choi Yang Rak. He sounds just like him.
Since a weather forecaster is here, I will do Yang Rak's version.
Hello, everyone. This is 9pm News.
Yang Rak will report the weather for us.
There's nothing special about today's weather.
(Chuncheon, Seoul, Gangneung, Daegu Daejeon, Jeonju, Gwangju, Busan)
He's just like him.
He made Joker get up.
Joker got up.
That was really good.
I believe you prepared something too, Ji Ae?
- Yes. I prepared something too. - Really?
I learned this from YouTubers.
What is it?
I will impersonate the voice of a karaoke machine.
I think she will sound very similar to it.
Did you have fun today?
Now, aim for the perfect score!
(Aim for the perfect score!)
- That was nice. - Wasn't it you?
My goodness.
Do Yeon can impersonate Chewing Gum from "The Thieves".
- "The Thieves". - She's the best in Korea.
- Please show us. - She really surprised me.
I can't do impersonations well.
It always went badly. If I do a bad job again, I won't do it again.
- Impersonate Chewing Gum. - Chewing Gum.
- You all have to see it. - It's the scene where...
she's sitting in the car with Chen, about to die.
You can be Chen. You are Chen.
- What? - He's Jiang Chen.
- He is Chen. - What's up?
- You got shot. You got shot. - I got shot?
You are dead.
(In distress)
I saw the gunshot wound.
(She sees the gunshot wound.)
No.
I bought the wrong dream.
(Moving her head)
(Rattling)
What is that?
You have to try harder.
I tried.
This is the only thing she can do.
It would've been better if it had this.
The car crashed.
I am embarrassed, but I am still smiling.
- She's good. - Woo Jong said...
he stopped trying to become the next Jun Hyun Moo.
I didn't stop.
- Were you trying to become me? - I will take my time.
You want to go your own way.
- "My Way". - Right.
But Il Jung still considers Hyun Moo his rival.
Yes.
Yes. I've been freelancing for four years now.
I realized that reality is different. It's hard to be like him.
At times, I gave up.
It's like shadowboxing.
(Shadowboxing?)
- Shadowboxing? - What do you mean by that?
He's my virtual rival.
He's the person I have to beat one day.
He always motivates me.
He inspires me.
- He's your motivation. - Right.
- That's Hyun Moo. - He's always running beside me.
These days, aren't you more concerned about Jang Sung Kyu?
Jang Sung Kyu is a syndrome.
- Right. - He's a syndrome.
I made a careful prediction.
When you become a freelancer,
there's beginner's luck and a little bit of hype.
Right.
Once that's over...
- The beginner's luck. - The beginner's luck.
There's the beginner's luck and a little bit of hype.
He's enjoying the benefits of both.
We need to watch him for 1 to 2 years.
Then we will know if he will stay popular.
You will know if he will stay on track.
- Right. - We will see...
if he finds his place. He still needs time.
That's heartfelt advice from someone with more experience.
Was it?
- I was just making it sound nice. - Right.
Of course. Yes.
When you are bad,
you want other people to be bad too.
It's because he never makes mistakes these days.
- Really? - Since he won the Grand Award,
- he's been watching his mouth. - Me?
In the past, he was jeered at for making annoying remarks.
(It's the match between INFINITE and SHINee.)
(You are still annoying, aren't you?)
- He doesn't do that anymore. - Right.
- It's just like sports. - How?
If I am bad, the opponent has to be bad too.
- But... - You are so cheap.
After achieving that honor...
He behaves like the Grand Award winner.
We talked about scores a while ago.
Out of 100, how would you score yourself as a freelancer?
- What score do you deserve? - Out of 100,
I would give myself 90.
- You would? - Isn't that too high?
(Everyone is surprised.)
I can't agree with that.
- How can you give yourself 90? - Everyone...
Everyone was very surprised.
- That's too high. - What's wrong with you?
You are very generous to yourself.
I am very satisfied with myself.
I lost 10 points...
because the viewers don't know what I can do.
- You are full of yourself. - You are very...
- satisfied with yourself. - Yes.
The viewers only get to contribute 10 points?
Before the show, I heard this from the writer.
He told her that he ranks within the top five freelance announcers.
Number five.
- Who are those five? - It sounds like the perfume.
- Tell us about the five. - Tell us who they are.
This is what I think.
(Top 5 Freelance Announcers Chosen by Kim Il Jung)
The top two are clear.
They are Hyun Moo and Kim Seong Ju.
You didn't put Sung Kyu there.
- I'm talking about the top two. - The top two.
- There's Hyun Moo and Seong Ju. - Hyun Moo and Seong Ju.
I used to always talk about the top three.
- Sung Kyu... - Were you one of them?
Yes. But Sung Kyu...
- became too popular. - He got too popular.
So I included him in the top three.
Sung Kyu is in the top three.
Yes. I put him there. But we will have to watch him.
I am very curious about the top four.
There must be so much competition for top 4 and 5.
Starting with the top four, it's a mess.
(Starting with the top 4, it's a mess.)
- It's... - It's a mess.
The competition is intense.
It's...
The rest of us have to have a bloody fight.
When you were talking about top four,
Woo Jong seemed very anxious.
- He's next. - I am anxious.
- He's anxious. - Wait for just a little.
- Who would be the top 4? - Who's the top 4?
In my opinion, the top four...
is Oh Sang Jin.
- Oh Sang Jin. - He's still quite good.
That makes sense.
He is an upright man, and he's the perfect husband.
- He marketed himself well. - His image?
That sounds very convincing.
Yes. It does.
And I thought I would be the top five.
So he doesn't rank within the top five.
I am not there.
- Am I not in the top five? - No.
He is on the list.
- I am on the list? - He's on the list.
- But there's... - Forget it.
No reason to say what his rank is.
The world of male freelance announcers is very small.
There are less than 10 of us.
When you become a freelancer,
you are bound to rank within the top 10 then.
- Right. - Right.
The 10 of us are fighting.
I want to ask Hyun Jin and Ji Ae.
How would you rank the female freelance announcers?
- The competition is intense. - What do you think?
Your world is intense too.
Actually, Ji Ae's been on so many TV shows.
So many people like her.
I think she would rank within the top three.
That's what you think.
In my case, it's like...
I am attending an alternative school that doesn't have tests.
- I haven't thought about it. - You are being home-schooled.
I am being home-schooled.
- Home-schooled! - You are being home-schooled.
That's the reality.
I see myself very objectively.
- I see. - Thus, I am impressed...
with Il Jung's confidence that makes him think...
- he is in the top five. - Impressed?
It's impressive.
He gave himself a score of 90.
It was a barbed comment.
- Your comment makes us think. - Right.
Since you are the type to view yourself objectively,
you find Il Jung's comments ironic.
- Yes. - It was a roundabout criticism.
- It was a straightforward one. - I think it's all meaningless.
"It's all meaningless."
- That's right. - It's meaningless indeed.
If we want to be on TV shows,
we can open a YouTube channel like the others.
I have a YouTube channel too.
- Really? - Yes. So...
I can make the opportunity to appear before the camera.
- "I can make the opportunity." - You are relaxed.
Every freelance announcer has a YouTube channel.
What is your channel about?
Everything.
Everything. From the eating show...
- Her channel is successful. - It's about my lifestyle.
Soon, childcare will get thrown into the mix.
You just want something to be a hit.
- I just want something to be a hit. - Like and subscribe.
Press like and subscribe.
(Like and subscribe)
I had never imagined this side of Hyun Jin...
(The free spirit of a home-schooler)
when she was an announcer.
- "Press." - "Press."
Did you see the way...
Il Jung's hands moved busily?
- He gestured to me. - I saw it too.
- Her channel is successful. - It's...
(Please ask me as well.)
(Hyun Moo witnessed their interaction.)
- He wants us to ask. - Ask what?
- He has a YouTube channel. - Don't you have a YouTube channel?
Yes, I have a YouTube channel.
What is it about?
I play games...
against the entire nation.
- The entire nation? - Yes.
I scaled it up.
I meet 100 people a day and have a match against them.
What kind of a match?
It's a sudden match.
- I add a bit of the talk. - I see.
How long has it been since you opened the channel?
Three weeks.
- That's nice. - How many subscribers do you have?
Right now, I have 150 subscribers.
- The number is too small. - But you meet 100 people a day.
- Do Yeon. - Ask people to subscribe.
You are so mean.
- You are so mean. - He meets 50 people a day.
He must have gotten 50 subscribers a week.
Hyun Jin, how many subscribers do you have?
I have about 15,000 subscribers.
Despite having 15,000 subscribers,
she is modest. Il Jung gave himself a score of 90.
(He becomes embarrassed.)
It's no wonder Hyun Jin was taken aback.
What's the name of the channel?
Thank you for asking. "Il Jung's Punch on the Philtrum"!
("Il Jung's Punch on the Philtrum")
(Shocked)
- For goodness' sake. - "Il Jung's Punch on the Philtrum"!
That title belongs in the 80s.
- Why is the title like that? - "Punch on the Philtrum".
- How should I say it? - It's annoying.
I know. It's annoying.
- "Il Jung's Punch on the Philtrum". - "Il Jung's..."
- That's hilarious! - "Il Jung's Punch on the Philtrum".
("Il Jung's Punch on the Philtrum")
"Punch on the Philtrum".
How about, "Il Jung Takes a Punch on the Philtrum"?
"Il Jung Takes a Punch on the Philtrum".
I just subscribed.
Hyun Jin, what's the name of your channel?
"Seo Hyun Jin TV, LAN-Cable Daughter-In-Law".
- It's neat. - It's stylish.
The title lets us know...
what the channel is about.
"Il Jung's Punch on the Philtrum" is...
Is it about boxing?
Does it mean he will punch people on the philtrum?
It doesn't tell us anything.
Ever since I heard the title, I keep staring at his philtrum.
His philtrum.
How did you come up with that title?
I carry a toy that shoots out a punch.
The loser takes a punch on the philtrum.
It's the absolute worst. You need a punch on the philtrum.
Il Jung,
you decided to go freelance...
- upon seeing Hyun Moo and Sang Jin. - Really?
Sang Jin, Il Jung, and I joined the broadcasting stations...
in the same year.
SBS, MBC, and KBS.
The three major broadcasting stations.
- We joined in the same year. - Then it's understandable.
You could only guess how inferior I felt.
I started out the earliest.
Hyun Moo didn't even make it to the last round.
That's right. I got eliminated in the second round.
Sang Jin made it to the last round with me.
After working in Chuncheon MBC for a year,
I decided to join a broadcasting company in Seoul.
I prepared for the exam and came to Seoul.
Sang Jin made me think, "In Seoul, people like him try out."
As you know, the SBS building has glass walls.
When Sang Jin stood there,
the entire building looked like his.
- The owner of the building. - Yes.
We stood before the glass as we waited for the interview.
The entire building looked like his.
I met him at the exam for MBC.
The MBC building looked like his too.
- He looked so relaxed. - He looks rich.
He seemed like a higher-up who had come for an inspection.
I was really nervous,
but I gave my all in the final interview.
"I will do my absolute best."
I wrapped up the interview that way.
Most of the times, SBS prefers beautiful men.
- They like men who are princely... - That's right.
And handsome.
I wasn't like that.
The president of SBS said this to the chief announcer.
I heard it later on.
In the restroom,
he just made one comment, "Let's go with the farmhand type."
- He said that after the interview. - That meant you.
That was how I passed.
However, Sang Jin became...
the rising star of MBC.
Hyun Moo also became successful.
It made me feel inferior.
That's just your life.
- Really? - Look at me.
It's easy once you accept it.
- There is no need to compete. - No.
I haven't finished shadowboxing.
At this rate, he will get punched on the philtrum.
I haven't even gotten started.
There was another catalyst for my decision to go freelance.
- What? - Sang Jin.
I liked cars ever since I was in the broadcasting company.
I went to look at the cars...
at a famous brand.
I was looking at the cars...
and checking the prices. "If I make installment payments..."
"and take out a loan..." I was having those thoughts...
when the car dealer said,
"Mr. Oh Sang Jin bought a car last month."
"I need to leave."
You are too simple-minded.
"I will go freelance."
My goodness.
He has a point.
I went freelance after Il Jung did, right?
I went to buy an apartment.
I found an apartment I liked at a real estate agent's office,
but the price was too high.
I told him that I won't be able to buy it.
The real estate agent said,
"Mr. Kim Il Jung bought it some time ago."
- Really? - Yes.
"Mr. Kim Il Jung bought it."
I asked, "Did Il Jung buy it?"
"Yes. He came with his wife and purchased it."
- Really? - It made me think,
"You can buy an apartment if you go freelance."
Did you buy an apartment?
- I did buy it. - A different neighborhood?
It's in a different neighborhood.
(They went freelance with their envy for one another.)
- So... - When you hear that...
- your colleague bought something... - Seriously.
It intrigues you.
How about you, Ye Ji?
I went freelance because I received an offer.
I could make my three years' salary in KBS...
in a year.
- She had a surefire plan. - I made the decision...
- upon calculations. - Seriously.
You calculated the salary.
That's right.
Why did you make Il Jung and Ye Ji sit side by side?
- She had a surefire plan. - Yes.
I made calculations.
I also realized that staying in the broadcasting...
didn't give me any opportunities to succeed.
Thus, I thought it would be better...
- to broaden my horizons. - She is cool.
I do have worries too.
All of you went freelance.
After you became a freelance announcer,
did you ever regret your decision?
Did I ever regret my decision? I regretted it many times.
I become regretful...
when I see office workers receive a monthly salary.
I guess this could be a philosophical matter,
but the lump sum of money you made in one go...
and the lump sum of money you made by saving up monthly...
carry a different weight.
- His thoughts deepened. - Which carries more weight?
The lump sum of money you made...
- by saving up monthly. - It carries more weight.
- That's right. - My income doesn't stay the same.
- That's right. It fluctuates. - Sometimes,
my heart drops...
because my income would be...
next to nothing.
- There are ups and downs. - Then I feel so anxious...
that I would spend money for peace of mind...
if I could.
Sometimes, my wife goes,
"Should I go freelance too?"
Then my heart is like a subway.
It drops to the bottom.
"Please don't do the same."
- Jung Da Eun... - "Should I go freelance too?"
It could ruin our chances of survival.
It makes me worried,
but I never tell her, "Don't even think about it."
What do you tell her?
"If you want to do it, go ahead."
"It's your life."
- "I bet you don't want to do it." - "But..."
"But you should know that..."
"it will be exhausting..."
"as though you are in a packed bus."
"You will feel pressured,"
"so give it a lot of thought." I tell her that.
If my wife goes freelance...
If my wife goes freelance, I will reenter the company.
- Will you do that? - Yes.
Is that even possible?
- Is it? - There has been a precedent.
- Kim Jeong Keun went back to MBC. - It isn't easy.
- What? - Not anyone gets that chance.
"Anyone"?
Am I anyone?
I forgot about Kim Jeong Keun.
He left the company once.
- He left the company once. - That's right.
- How did he go back to the company? - He went back to the company.
A higher-up from MBC...
came to the house.
- Then what happened? - He asked Jeong Keun...
to come back to the company. He did so after much consideration.
Even if you go freelance, higher-ups come to the house...
if you are talented.
They needed sports commentators for the World Cup.
They needed sports commentators.
- He went back to MBC. - That's right.
Is it possible for someone to go,
"Since it's cold outside, I would like to go back"?
- It's impossible. - "Go and take the exam again."
- Is it impossible? - Yes.
Then I won't do it.
Il Jung, your wife is...
- an announcer. - That's right.
- If she wants to go freelance, - What would you say?
- what would you say? - The thing is,
my wife gave me permission when I went freelance.
We made an agreement to keep one of us in the company.
"Only one of us should go freelance."
We made that agreement before I left the company.
I don't know. These days, my wife wants...
- to leave the company. - Really?
It's not that she wants to go freelance.
- She wants to quit. - She wants...
- to focus on the family. - She wants to leave the company.
- She is in the morning news, right? - Yes.
- It's hard to go to work. - You were her colleague.
- She and I were colleagues at YTN. - That's right.
I heard that you dreamed of leaving the company even then.
Really?
Did you dream of leaving the company ever since you were born?
- You are ridiculous. - As soon as I joined YTN,
I thought, "Three years to go."
What was your mindset when you joined Happy Together?
I want to star in Happy Together for the rest of my life.
You are a liar.
I bet he said he will be in KBS forever.
I met Il Jung's wife by chance at the YTN building.
It was good to see her after a long while.
I asked her, "It's nice that your husband went freelance, right?"
- She said three words. - What?
"I feel cold."
Was it winter?
It was the middle of summer.
That was a long time ago.
After you leave the company,
- you lay low for a month or two. - She said she feels cold.
- You can't be on shows right away. - You can't do that.
I went camping for a week or so.
After a month, my wife said,
"You should start working now."
I said, "Look at Won Bin. He waits for the right opportunity."
- Won Bin? - He doesn't compare to you.
Why did you suddenly bring up Won Bin?
Your situation is vastly different.
He is modest, but I heard that...
- Il Jung makes a lot of money. - That's right.
My mindset changed.
A small pebble like me needs to roll diligently.
I will roll multiple times while the others roll once.
I work diligently now.
My wife says...
she wants to quit.
I told her, "Quit."
- "I will take care of you." - How cool.
- "Quit if you want to." - Not all office workers are...
like that,
- but it's a dream for many of them. - That's right.
- Seriously. - The thing is, everyone dreams...
- of leaving... - That's right.
The routine of everyday life.
How about you, Ji Ae?
Did you ever regret your decision to go freelance?
I gave birth,
but I couldn't send my children to a daycare center.
There was a two-year wait.
KBS has a daycare center.
- KBS' daycare center is quite nice. - Really?
My child goes there.
Female employees get priority.
I was sad to miss out on those employee benefits.
I bet you were.
When I starred in KBS shows,
- I was always the main MC. - That's right.
After I went freelance, I joined a variety show.
We had to go to different places.
There were four MCs.
When you walk, the formation changes.
I ended up standing in the middle.
The producer suddenly went,
"Ji Ae, move to the end."
I was...
- I bet he said it without thinking. - "Ji Ae, move to the end."
- It was like a dagger to my heart. - Seriously.
- "I see." - You had never experienced it.
You always stood in the center.
It made me think, "What am I doing here?"
I see.
Hyun Jin, did you ever regret your decision?
I did when I went to a bank.
I couldn't use a credit line account.
- I couldn't take out loans. - No.
- I know what you mean. - You can't take out loans...
- without a regular job. - I had that account for years.
I see.
In my main bank, I had an account...
through which I received my monthly salary.
One day,
an employee told me, "You can't use a credit line account now."
- They are cold. - His face had changed.
It was an employee you often saw.
That's right. That was one incident.
Freelancers...
earn money when they work diligently.
If they don't do anything, they make zero dollars that month.
- Zero dollars. - Seriously.
Since my monthly income fluctuates,
I found myself...
- using only a debit card. - I am the same.
- Then you can see the balance. - It's only natural.
- You need to use what you have. - The next month is a mystery.
Back in the days, I used three-month installment payments...
to buy designer bags. I got paid monthly,
so I could predict how much money to use in advance.
Now, I only use a debit card.
(Freelancers can't predict their future income.)
I only use what I have.
It has been eight years since I kept a household ledger.
- It's a must. - It's perfect for a YouTube video.
- It is. - Does keeping a ledger help you...
financially?
- What do you think? - It helps a lot.
- That's right. - I compared...
the total amount of money I had used...
by the existence of the household ledger.
In a year,
there was a difference of 20,000 dollars. I am serious.
(The household ledger helps a lot.)
A man who knows the flow of his money.
A man who spends carelessly and goes,
"How much did I spend?"
There is a difference of 20,000 dollars.
A man I know got married.
Since his wife liked shopping,
she bought expensive bags.
He suggested that she keeps a household ledger.
She said she has one already, so he checked.
"Louis Vuitton, 6,000 dollars."
That's not a household ledger.
- That's a journal. - That's just a receipt.
That's just a receipt.
It's a recording.
The household ledger should include all the bills.
It really helps.
You shouldn't include the pennies because they tire you out.
- That's right. - Including the pennies...
tires you out.
- So round up the numbers... - 10 cents or a dollar.
To know the estimate.
I know the production crew of "Mr. House Husband".
You should visit the show.
- You should do that. - I would love that.
Collecting the receipts is a hobby of mine.
- I check how I spent money. - You are perfect for the show.
- You are perfect for the show. - Seriously.
The viewers would get all sorts of tips from you.
I met Il Jung's eyes.
Why do you look so nervous?
Don't you want to see Woo Jong on "Mr. House Husband"?
- Il Jung. - You can visit the show with me.
Il Jung, why do you look so nervous?
Il Jung, I haven't discussed this with "Mr. House Husband".
- Seriously. - It's not like...
his visit has been decided.
- His eyes shifted. - Seriously.
Put me in a show.
It's not like Hyun Moo put me in a show.
It might not work out.
Are things going the way you predicted?
How is it going?
Woo Jong is doing unexpectedly well.
(I acknowledge Woo Jong.)
I am doing what I can do.
You let people know about "Il Jung's Punch on the Philtrum".
Hyun Jin, you became flustered by the expensive appearance fee...
- after you went freelance. - Really?
Let's say there is an event. Like we briefly mentioned earlier,
a number of announcers get added to the list.
We find out later who got the job.
One day, an event offered to give me...
twice the usual payment.
I heard that and said,
"Okay. That sounds good."
"Let's sign a contract later."
I thought, "Why are they willing to pay me so much?"
"Do they have a lot of money?"
I didn't think much of it.
Then I found out later it was an event...
for a pyramid scheme.
Also, there was an event...
for a well-known cult.
- A cult. - Yes.
I received an offer for that event once.
I don't have a manager right now.
A manager would know...
- not to accept those offers. - That's right.
You get offers directly.
If you are a freelancer, you must do everything thoroughly...
- by yourself. - You are right.
- You need to take care of yourself. - You can't go to any event.
Do you know what's interesting?
You need to beware of events that offer to pay in cash.
- That's right. - That's dangerous.
- They don't want to leave records. - You don't know where it came from.
Some people offer to pay in cash.
We get our payments with the tax deducted.
The events that offer to pay in cash without that process...
- should be avoided. - That's dangerous.
Ye Ji, do you feel that being a freelancer is suffering?
- But you are so successful. - Now,
- I found my footing. - What was the biggest hardship?
But I struggled a lot at first.
People began to treat me differently.
"You were doing well as a weather forecaster..."
"at everyone's dream company, KBS."
"I don't understand why you went into the games..."
"and took on jobs from lesser-known companies."
There were many rumors too.
- People didn't understand. - No.
At first, I didn't do so well.
I struggled a lot emotionally.
I felt ashamed to go anywhere.
- I lost self-confidence. - I see.
I had many worries back then.
Now, I put in a lot of effort...
- and found my footing. - You own an e-sport club.
I still have a long way to go.
She is the only one who keeps smiling.
- She is relaxed. - She doesn't have sad stories.
She doesn't have sad stories.
Things are a lot better now.
Had I visited the show back then,
I would have told a lot of sad stories.
- She is smiling from ear to ear. - I struggled a lot back then.
Ye Ji, you like to play games.
How many hours a day do you play games?
I loved to play games ever since I was little.
I loved it so much...
that I often skipped school to play games.
Which game did you play?
- Back then, I played "Lineage". - "Lineage".
- It's a role-playing game. - I played games like that.
When I worked at KBS,
I was very careful...
not to use gaming words.
Can you give us some examples?
One time, I let everyone know that...
- I am a gamer. - How did that happen?
I was at a get-together with the higher-ups...
and senior announcers.
- I got quite excited. - I see.
I said I'd carry today's dinner.
- Carry. - You used the word "carry"?
- Is that a gaming term? - Hard carry?
Yes, "hard carry" is a gaming term.
I said I'd carry today's dinner, but they didn't know...
- what I meant. - "What is she saying?"
They didn't know what I meant.
It's when I realized I chose the wrong word to say.
- Isn't "gg" one of them? - Yes.
- Yes, and "burrow." - This is a more recent one,
but gamers say "neis" instead of nice.
- Neis? - So that's what I said instead...
but the others couldn't understand me at all.
They thought I was weird.
It happens to people...
when they get absorbed in the game too much.
- That's right. - Don't you get reality checks?
Is it true that you get reality checks when playing games?
Game users tend to be on the younger side.
- Of course. - Yes, most of them.
There are many users who are in grade school,
but you can't tell just by what they type.
- You can't tell. - That's the case.
Anyway, this one time, I got into an argument,
and things got heated.
(The argument got heated.)
That user told me his identity first.
During the heated argument, the user typed this.
"I'm somebody from this elementary school."
"I'm the best fighter in my school,"
"so tell who you are."
- The best fighter? - Goodness.
You should've told him who you are too.
- "I was a KBS weather forecaster." - He was the school bully.
- The bully? - The school's most vicious bully.
- Really? - Yes.
So he was the school bully and I almost told him who I was.
"I'm a weather forecaster at KBS."
How childish is that, right? "I'm 30."
- It was so childish. - Right.
That's when I realized I was at fault.
Why on earth was I arguing with a young one?
You were suddenly brought back to reality.
Yes, my sensibility came back...
and I received a huge reality check.
Is it true that you met...
- your boyfriend in a game? - Really?
My first boyfriend was another user...
I met in the game.
- Right. - Like in "The Contact"?
You dated a game character?
There was another user who logged on whenever I did.
We would go hunting together in the game...
and that led to a friendship.
- Within the game? - We'd become friends.
In middle school, I met an older boy in high school.
Game characters are usually handsome and cool,
so I started to date him while wondering...
whether I was allowed to date someone so cool.
We were only an online couple though.
You never met him in person?
No, I didn't, but...
- How do you go on dates then? - I'd call him, "Honey."
- So terms of endearments. - We'd meet in the game...
- and go hunting together. - You never met him though.
But then I wanted to meet him in person,
so I asked if I could see a photo of him.
He sent me his photo via post.
Via post!
- Can you believe it? - We'd text,
but we couldn't send photos on our cell phones at the time.
- Right. - I bet you were nervous.
So his letter came to my house.
Finally.
My heart was racing as I opened it.
(My heart, please calm down.)
He didn't look anything like his game character.
Of course.
- That's reality. - I was young,
so I was deeply shocked.
That's why I immediately told him...
that I need to stop playing games and study.
"I won't be playing games for the next three years."
Ye Ji, you...
- I couldn't carry on. - You're quite a tough one.
I told him that I couldn't play games anymore.
- He must've been hurt. - He was flustered.
- Of course. - Anyway, I ended the relationship.
So that happened.
Ending relationships is hard...
especially for those in middle school.
He could've had the same reaction if he had seen my face too.
- It could've shocked him. - Got it.
Today, we have here...
former announcer of KBS, MBC, and SBS.
I hear that announcers can tell where others are stationed at.
Is there a certain type that broadcasting stations like?
Yes, and it's evident during the hiring process.
- Right? - There are certain criteria.
MBC's standards aren't tilted to one side.
They like the average of both worlds,
but those who are good looking. You don't even have...
to have an oval face.
MBC even likes those with strong jawlines.
However, MBC likes announcers that have bold facial features.
Jun Hyun Moo is someone MBC would like.
- You have bold facial features. - Is that so?
MBC likes those who are good looking and seem friendly.
Kim Seong Ju, Oh Sang Jin, Kim Wan Tae,
and Kim Jeong Keun.
- I get it now. - They're all good looking.
Meanwhile, SBS likes those who look like models.
Exactly. Aren't they all tall?
- That's right. - Kim Hwan's tall.
- Right. - There's also Jo Jeong Sik.
You're right. He's very tall too.
Them and also Kim Joo Woo.
- They're all very sophisticated. - Come to think of it,
the male announcers at SBS are all very tall.
They hired taller ones especially after I joined.
- Exactly. - I began a trend.
Right, he's nearly 190cm.
Exactly.
SBS usually chooses men who are like models.
Choi Ki Hwan is good looking too.
You're right.
Meanwhile, because KBS has the KBS1 channel,
they hire anchors who won't startle people living in the countryside.
- They blend in. - For KBS1.
No matter at which countryside you're seen in...
My goal was to actually join KBS.
The morning shows are proof of that.
KBS likes the friendly ones.
That's why, at first, we thought In Jung...
(In Jung?)
Seriously? You did that on purpose, didn't you?
That's not the kind of promotion I want.
She must find it fun.
- No way. - Ji Ae,
- that was fun. - Unbelievable.
Are you kidding me?
That was great.
Anyway, we all debuted in the same year.
I was surprised to hear that he got hired...
- over Oh Sang Jin. - Me too.
You just heard Woo Jong.
He doesn't seem like the type SBS likes.
- That's right. - You look more like a farmer.
He seems like the head of a youth committee.
- That's true. - He seems honest and healthy.
- Right. - Also, he looks slightly different.
As you know, he clipped his eyes.
- I just got myself double eyelids. - Right.
That was out of the blue.
- We didn't know that. - He's got it done.
He had cosmetic surgery done.
- You clipped your eyes? - It enhanced his looks.
Back then, it was an anomaly,
so I was curious about how charming he was...
because SBS only hired one announcer that year.
It shocked everyone at the broadcasting stations.
- Exactly. - He was chosen...
- above Oh Sang Jin. - We weren't aware of it,
but it shocked the announcers.
I hear that there's a rumor...
about how your boss at SBS regretted hiring you.
Is this true?
The person in question is right here.
- It's why I'm asking you. - Wherever I went,
people would whisper, "Is that him?"
- They were whispering? - It was followed by...
"Why?".
Responses like "Him? Why?" kept following me around.
I could always hear it.
Then this one time, my boss rode the elevator with me.
I greeted him but he asked those beside him...
who I was.
"Why do we have such a dowdy looking employee?"
- Oh, no. - It hurt me a lot.
- Seriously? - Yes.
- I bet it was only a joke. - Of course.
He knew who I was, but that's what he said.
So I had my eyelids clipped...
and worked hard on my appearance.
- Right. - As you know,
Jun Hyun Moo joined KBS in 2006...
while I joined KBS in 2005.
I was hired first and then Hyun Moo, right?
I heard people talk about what they should do...
- next year. - What was it?
"Next year, let's consider the looks as well."
(It was said by an executive.)
After Woo Jong and I joined,
there was a rush of male announcer candidates at KBS.
We gave them hope.
Hyun Jin, I hear that you were shocked when Hyun Moo was hired.
Well, for me...
It was a culture shock.
He probably doesn't remember this,
but we once met at a hair salon in Hongdae.
Why do you go to so many salons?
Stop messing with your hair.
About 40 percent of these encounters happened at a hair salon.
Anyway, it was when no one knew who Hyun Moo was.
He was still a rookie.
I could tell that he cared about his appearance a lot.
He just wanted to look handsome.
Anyway, I was going in while he was coming out...
with full makeup on.
I knew I had seen him before. He has a recognizable face.
That's when I remembered he was the newest recruit...
and I thought to myself that KBS didn't discriminate with looks.
(KBS only judges candidates by their talents.)
My gosh.
That was a nice way to put it.
- Even I agree. - Right?
What a way to put it.
I shocked people as much as Il Jung did.
At that time, I wasn't too fond of KBS...
because I applied for a spot at KBS twice, but...
- They passed? - At the resume stage.
- The resume stage? - Really?
- With your resume? - That's rare.
Yes, you at least get to do an interview.
And I believe that I was pretty enough...
- to make the cut. - And talented.
The former Miss Korea was turned down twice...
while I was hired by KBS on my first try.
No wonder she thought KBS didn't care about looks.
Maybe she thought I was hired to do radio shows.
It makes sense now.
- Radio shows? - Back then,
I was still quite upset...
about not even making it to an interview.
While interviewing for MBC though, you thought...
you'd get the job just by breathing.
MBC hired me on my first try.
She's always so confident too.
I found it weird because KBS turned me down twice...
while I kept getting callbacks from MBC.
The questions they ask during the final interview...
- is usually very difficult. - Right.
What they asked me was this though.
"What kind of question would you like to be asked?"
- They loved you. - Exactly.
- They must've wanted you. - That's a great sign.
When I took the test for MBC, I was nearly shredded to pieces.
I was asked about 20 questions.
What did they ask you?
Questions about politics and the Korea-US FTA.
They were hoping you'd choke on one of them.
Exactly.
They wanted you to get at least one wrong.
They didn't want to hire you.
They weren't sure about me.
I think it's all about luck.
- Of course. - We all have lucky days.
I was lucky on that day...
which is why I thought I'd pass...
just by breathing.
- That happens. - You're extremely confident.
I'm shocked...
to hear her say that about her test at MBC.
I was turned down during the resume stage twice.
You failed to advance just by breathing.
Maybe you should've held your breath.
- So I couldn't even breathe. - Right.
You were going to be turned down...
just by breathing.
My breathing gave them an excuse to turn me down.
I'm not exaggerating though.
Normally, they give you time...
to at least finish reading the script.
"Candidate 140..."
"Thank you for coming."
Really?
I was asked to leave before I said a word.
There's a plausible reason though.
What do you mean?
They have to see 1,000 candidates,
- so if you're not the right fit... - They make you leave?
If you're not the style they're looking for...
Exactly.
I know from experience.
I was asked to leave as soon as I read my number.
- I see. - It's fascinating though.
I guess they do have a type.
- I think so too. - I agree. You know...
when you're a top contender.
Ye Ji, I hear you didn't think...
that you'd pass your interview.
Thinking back of that time still gives me the chills.
It was the day of my final interview...
which was in the form of a test.
I was so nervous...
that I barely slept.
I woke up after barely getting any shut-eye.
It was 9:30am when the test was at 10am.
- So what did you do? - I lived...
about an hour away...
- from KBS. - What did you do then?
I started to cry. The tears just started to run.
I swept all of my makeup in my purse...
and got into a cab still weeping.
I applied my makeup in the cab...
and tied my hair back like this.
Thankfully,
there was breaking news that day,
and...
the interview was postponed.
How fortunate.
The interview was postponed, so I got there on time.
I read my script as if I was a soldier...
going out on the battlefield.
Then I stood by for my interview.
No one asked me any questions though.
The whole room was silent.
I stood there carrying a smile,
but sweat was trailing down my back.
One of them finally said something though.
- What was it? - "Who has a question to ask?"
That's what he said.
This is a good sign.
Is it?
No one asked me any questions though.
No one asked me anything...
and I was asked to leave.
I said I'll try harder next time,
bowed, and turned around.
That's when I burst into tears.
You thought you didn't make the cut.
Exactly.
- No one asked you a question. - Exactly, no one did.
I thought that I should just die.
In about three days though,
I received a call.
The caller's number was 02.
- Yes, 02. - "Hello, this is KBS."
"We have recruited you, so please accept our offer."
To be honest,
I couldn't believe it,
so I called my mom and said...
that this could be a scam.
"I'm either a victim of voice phishing..."
"or there must've been a mistake."
"Mom, I'll check what's going on first."
"Let's not say I passed the test just yet."
Only when I was given the employee ID...
did I finally believe I had passed the test.
Next is the segment we've been promoting.
We reveal past videos of you...
from when you were young...
to see if you can remember what you said or did.
(They will guess what they said or did.)
This is Blast from the Past: Go-Back TV.
First on the chopping block is Woo Jong.
- "Star Golden Bell". - The clip...
is from "Star Golden Bell"...
back in 2007.
This was 12 years ago.
Jee Seok Jin is good and all,
but don't I also look like Park Shin Yang?
(Park Shin Yang)
He was just as brazen back then.
(He will do a voice impression of Park Shin Yang.)
I've been seeing someone lately.
(From "Lovers in Paris")
I'd like to say something...
to my baby, Ji Yoon.
Ji Yoon, my broad shoulders...
What did he say after that?
I bet he was cheeky.
Don't you remember what you said?
- I don't. - This is what I think.
Woo Jong was...
quite witty and funny back then too,
so he probably added a twist at the end.
Something like, "I'm no match for you."
- That's not it. - Isn't it?
- Let's see... - You said it quite sternly.
- Well... - He had to be.
Remember that he said it to Ji Yoon,
so...
- Kim Je Dong... - Back then.
Je Dong teased Ji Yoon about her shoulders.
That's right.
She was famous for her broad shoulders.
I can't remember what I said.
- Let's take a look. - Was it witty?
- Not exactly. - Is that so?
You're not sugarcoating anything today.
Ji Yoon, my broad shoulders...
Well, they take after yours.
(My broad shoulders take after yours.)
- So Ji Yoon... - She's still upset about this.
It's hard to remember these small things, right?
Exactly.
It all seems new to me.
Anyway, Ji Ae's next.
Let's take a look at the video.
(Lee Ji Ae's Blast from the Past)
No way.
- Look. - I wonder what she did.
These are the colleagues you debuted with.
I am the King.
(A voice impression of Jung Jin Young)
Are you the new recruits?
(Who's the old man?)
Is this for real?
If you don't make me laugh...
What is this?
You will not live to see the day.
(Ji Ae prepared a talent show with her colleagues.)
What did you prepare?
I will do a voice impression of a foreign film voice-over actress.
Is that so?
- Yes. - Let's hear it.
My gosh.
Hello, I'm Laura.
I quit that job a long time ago.
Amazing.
(His past self makes us cringe.)
That was so awkward though.
What's troubling you?
Kim Je Dong proposed to me!
(So what did Hyun Moo say next?)
What did he say?
What did Hyun Moo say?
Let me give you a hint.
Back then, Hyun Moo said everything on his mind.
I didn't have a filter.
It must've been a bold comment.
I think this is something Hyun Moo said often.
Is it, "That rotten jerk"?
You're almost there.
"That piece of trash."
That was close too.
At a special episode for anchors...
"That jerk!"
No, but it's something similar.
- It's along this line. - I remember this.
Do you?
- What about this? - Can I say it?
- Yes, of course. - "You garbage!"
- That wasn't it. - No?
What do you mean you remember?
Garbage?
I fell for it too.
- Exactly. - "Moron!"
The answer is that "something" jerk.
(Jae Seok gives them a huge hint.)
- "That sly jerk." - Well...
"That rude jerk."
- "That dirty jerk." - No.
- Wasn't that it? - What can it be?
"That playboy!"
- Playboy? - "That dog..."
(Happy Together is in compliance with KBS standards.)
What was that?
This was a special episode for announcers.
But you'd say those things.
- So... - Let me give you a hint.
I got it. "You disgusting jerk."
(Ji Ae's answer: You disgusting jerk)
Let's take a look then.
I think she's right.
- Something's troubling me. - What's troubling you?
Kim Je Dong proposed to me.
You disgusting jerk!
(Hyun Moo: You disgusting jerk!)
It wasn't that harsh.
You have high standards for someone with small eyes.
You had better watch out.
How did it feel to watch that again?
I was so young and fresh...
and I remember how I was.
Truth be told, it was around the time...
we practiced our individual talents in the studio.
Hyun Moo scripted this whole thing for us.
Really?
Ji Ae said she was...
going to voice impressions of some actresses.
We came up with scripts...
- and bounced around ideas. - Right.
- We had fun. - It's all a sweet memory now.
Of course. It made me proud though.
I'd type the script on paper.
- You disgusting jerk. - That and...
the comment about his eyes.
I'd laugh on my own.
He hurt a lot of people back then.
Hyun Moo was the oldest out of all the new recruits that year,
so he gave us a lot of advice.
"There's no need for you to be funny on the show."
Just make sure you respond well to others.
It's because he wanted to be the only funny one.
Exactly. He had to be the funny one.
- Was that the reason? - You know how some...
try to get all the spotlight.
Yes,
by making others laugh.
Anyway, Hyun Moo is next.
There's one of me too?
It was from the announcer academy in 2006.
What on earth is that?
- What is this? - An academy?
Hello, I'm Kim So Young.
- She's Sang Jin's wife. - People say I'm nice and pretty.
We're rehearsing at the academy.
- This is a practice? - Yes.
It's an academy for announcers.
It's why they say it to me.
An academy.
It's Do Kyung Wan.
Gosh, he looks so young.
It's so good to see him.
(This is Kyung Wan from 10 years ago.)
(He seems young and fresh.)
- I am number 427... - It's Ji Ae.
My friends say this.
- This is rare footage. - They say they're comfortable...
to be with me.
It's what I value in my life.
This is a camera test.
She already looks like an announcer.
She's really good.
Even I would've hired her.
- Right? - Yes.
I will become...
an announcer that can make KBS shine.
Thank you.
- Then she quit. - Here's the question.
(Here comes the question.)
Hello, I'm Jun Hyun Moo.
(Jun Hyun Moo in 2006)
- No way! - My gosh.
(Hyun Moo might actually shoot someone this time.)
(Did you have to dig this up?)
My gosh.
Look at his jawline.
And you went around giving out advice?
(He seems like the one who needs advice.)
Announcers of KBS are Korea's...
(Announcers of KBS are Korea's...)
What did he say about the roles of KBS announcers?
The standard.
- The standard? - The average.
That is incorrect.
It begins with ieung.
- Ieung? - Really?
Is it philtrum?
Hyun Moo, do you remember what you said?
The philtrum of announcers.
- Do you remember this? - I don't.
What did he say about KBS announcers?
An honor.
- An idol. - Think of growth.
- Nurture. - Cradle.
Right, cradle.
Cradle. Did I really use that word?
I believe that KBS is the cradle...
for TV hosts in Korea.
And then you quit KBS?
I will try my hardest to be the best host.
Thank you.
(The answer: The cradle for KBS announcers)
Where did you get this footage?
How did it feel to see yourselves?
Ji Ae looked like an announcer even then.
- Exactly. - Right?
- I remember how desperate I was. - Something about you...
makes you seem trustworthy.
After passing the exam, I became...
the leader of our pack.
We go around the building greeting everyone...
including those in the Accounting Department.
Everyone asked where the new male recruit was.
They thought I was their senior,
so that's why they asked.
- "Where's the new male recruit?" - That's what happened.
- They thought you were a senior. - Right.
They thought I was a senior of a particular department.
I went with that face.
Many people dream of becoming announcers...
after seeing Hyun Moo.
- The number increased a lot. - It increased a lot.
Hyun Moo gave me...
courage and hope.
I know what you mean.
He gave me courage and hope.
I lowered the hurdle.
- Even Hyun Moo became one. - Right. He gave me hope.
Next, it's Sae Ho's.
This video is from "Chitchat of Beautiful Ladies" in 2007.
- You were known as Cabbage. - Right.
- He was known as Cabbage. - My goodness.
(Did he something he shouldn't have seen?)
- What's that? - Isn't that a giant baby?
Goodness, what's that?
(Sae Ho in 2007)
He has no neck.
(I don't know his name.)
- I remember Bronin. - I'm sorry.
- Do you know my name? - It's written right there.
- Yes, I'm Bronin. - His voice is still the same.
- Nice to meet you. - His name is Cabbage.
(Sae Ho's greeting Bronin.)
You had a double chin.
(Sae Ho's greeting Bronin.)
He's like a different man there.
(You are cute.)
(Beeping)
(First impression on Sae Ho: You are like something)
- He looks angry. - Bronin said something about him.
- "You are fat." - That is not correct.
It sounds something like that. But the answer is different.
- "You are a wild pig." - It's like...
She was touching her neck.
- "You don't have your neck." - No.
She compared Sae Ho to some food.
- "You are like tangsuyuk." - Is it three syllables?
- Right. - It seems like...
she didn't directly say it to me.
"You are like pork belly."
- Shall we take a look? - It's correct, isn't it?
(Here is the answer.)
You are so cute.
You are like pork belly.
(You are like pork belly.)
It's nice to see the ladies after a long time.
- I know. - It's nice to see them again.
- It's fun. - I wonder how they are doing.
The show was very popular.
That's all for Freelancing Is Terrible.
How did everyone enjoy it? How was it, Woo Jong?
I'm here after three years.
I can't call really call it a glorious return,
but my wife packed me a lunchbox because I'm coming here.
- Really? - She's so caring.
She worked on it early in the morning.
She said, "Give it to brother-in-law too."
Brother-in-law.
- She always calls me that. - They're under your line.
- Aren't you a mother-in-law now? - Right.
- It's for him. - It's for this mother-in-law.
The title is Freelancing Is Terrible.
But as we talked together,
I realized it isn't so terrible. We can laugh and have fun.
She surely is an announcer.
It's nice to have these people who go on the same path.
So it's not a lonesome journey.
It's nice to see Hyun Moo after a long time.
I had so much fun too.
If I have a chance after giving birth,
- I'd like to be here again. - Yes, please.
The title for today is really nice.
Freelancing Is Terrible.
It's just like the title.
Here is a piece of advice for those fellow announcers who haven't left.
Don't even think of becoming freelancers.
You had to say that.
That was the worst comment.
That was the worst closing comment.
I don't want to see any more freelancers.
It was my honor to be here.
I'll appear on many variety shows and work hard.
- Please support me. Thank you. - Thank you.
- That was nice. - That's how you wrap up.
We also had fun with these guests.
We will see you next week.
Goodness. I almost forgot. Do Yeon was here with us today.
We almost missed you.
Did you actually call me as Joker?
Please show her name. People won't know who she is.
All right. In some way, I'm their fellow colleague.
I started my career as a KBS comedienne.
It has been so long since I came here.
Sae Ho helped a lot.
I would have made it more fruitful without Sae Ho.
He kept talking on and on.
He kept making comments.
"Open up a YouTube account."
I don't even have an account.
It was to make you shine.
- That's what matters. - How sweet.
Okay. We will see you next week.
Thank you very much for joining us today, Kim Sook.
- "Boss in the Mirror". - See you next week.
- Thank you! - Thank you!
("Starry Night" by Peggy Gou)
(Happy Together)