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We will counsel you on your unspeakable concerns.
National...
- Competition on Worries! - Competition on Worries!
(National Competition on Worries)
Let me introduce you to our today's guests.
Soo Dragon with a unique charm,
- Kim Soo Yong! - Soo Dragon!
I'm Kim Soo Yong. Hello.
Singer Hong Jin Young!
(Singer Hong Jin Young)
(Cute pose)
He earns a lot from song royalties. Ravi!
(Ravi of VIXX)
(What's up, Ravi?)
Yuqi and Minnie of the multinational girl group, (G)I-DLE!
(Yuqi and Minnie of (G)I-DLE)
- Hello. - Hello.
- Hello. - They're pretty.
You know there's a new expression...
- about Soo Yong. - What is it?
"Don't be too sure about Soo Yong's unpopularity."
Has he become a rising star again?
How many times did you make your way up again?
Well, my popularity always goes down quickly. I'm used to it.
Right. In fact, Soo Yong does...
UK style comedy.
UK style comedy. I see.
His style of comedy is popular in countries where it rains a lot.
- As if mist comes down. - As if mist comes down.
- It's amazing. - The weather is nice. I'm worried.
- Exactly. - Today,
both introvert Soo Yong and cheerful Jin Young...
who is like the sunny weather are here with us.
Jin Young, can you liven up the mood...
when someone with a depressing aura is with you?
Or do you feel blue as well?
Well, that depends on the case.
- For example... - Give it a try.
Jin Young, say hello to Soo Yong. This is Jin Young.
- Hello. - Hello, Soo Yong.
- Hello. - Have you been well?
- Of course. - Good.
I don't think we've met at a private occasion.
- Is that right? - Yes.
- I see. - Did you sleep well last night?
- I slept well. - Did you have any dreams?
(She tries to have a cheerful conversation.)
- Dreams? I don't remember. - Oh, you don't remember.
Gosh. Even I'm getting annoyed by you.
- What was that? - He frustrates me.
I'm frustrated.
Jin Young is very popular,
but her older sister...
- Hong Sun Young. - is also so popular now.
- She's very charming. - Thank you.
- I heard her sing "If I Leave". - Right.
I was so touched.
- I was impressed. So I thought... - Thank you.
that she truly deserves to eat.
- She deserves to eat? - Yes.
- I see. She deserves to eat. - Yes.
- Does it come down to food? - Yes.
I want to go on a trip with Sun Young.
I want to see what time she can start eating.
- I'd like to see you two together. - Exactly.
- Will you finance the show? - In one shot.
By all means.
- Are you serious? - Of course.
- I think the show will be a hit. - He'll become indebted again.
- He just paid off his debt. - You know...
Ravi is famous...
for earning a lot from song royalties.
He owns third most songs among idol singers.
Well... In fact,
the rankings aren't decided depending on the royalties.
If that was the case, I would be wearing more jewelry.
I'm ranked third for the number of songs that are registered.
I've registered 126 songs.
- 126 songs? - On the day after this show airs,
my new album will be released.
I'll have registered 133 songs then.
You said you'll release a new song.
- Can you show us a little bit? - Sure.
(Please let us hear your new song.)
("Tuxedo" by Ravi)
(She is dancing.)
Ravi!
(His ring flies away.)
(He is feeling embarrassed.)
(Still, he's cool.)
I thought he was proposing to her...
since he threw his ring.
I was surprised as his ring flew to her.
That would be a great wedding proposal.
Yuqi is from Beijing,
and Minnie is from Bangkok.
The cities you two are from have great food.
- That's right. - Those cities are famous for food.
What food would you like to recommend to Yeong Ja?
To me?
- There's a dish called Peking duck. - Peking duck.
- It's famous. - I really want you to try it.
Yuqi, come on. My goodness. That's ridiculous.
Do you think I have tried it or not?
I think she ate more than you did, Yuqi.
If you calculate the total amount of the food.
- Please let us hear your new song. - Okay.
- We'll release a new song soon. - What kind of song is it?
("Senorita" by (G)I-DLE)
(They're back with more mature charms.)
(Their new song has an addictive melody.)
They're amazing.
(He is excited.)
(It will become a hit!)
(It's a great song!)
- Soo Yong, how did you like it? - They're great.
I was so excited that I almost joined them.
You don't seem excited at all.
Stop lying.
I wish he looks excited when he's excited.
Now let's check what stories we have today.
Show us the keywords please.
"Please Go Out!"
"The Scary Women".
"Sleepless Nights".
"Please Go Out!"
Hello. I'm a man in my 20s,
and I'm so frustrated because of one person.
"Aren't you going to work?"
"I quit. It doesn't suit me."
"What are you talking about? You worked there only for one week."
"Gosh. Stop it. I'm tired. I'll take care of myself."
My brother, who is one year older than me,
has no motivation and gives up so easily.
In the past eight years,
he has never had a decent job.
Our guest says, "Until when will you stay home?"
"Find a part-time job at least."
"It's too embarrassing to work a part-time job at my age."
"I'm going to go on a trip to Japan."
"Lend me 500 dollars."
When I see my brother who is wasting his life,
I feel so frustrated.
"Mom, tell him to get a job."
"It is what it is."
"My eldest son, eat some food. I'll fix you something to eat."
Watching my mom cooks for him...
after a long day of work makes my blood boil.
Please help my brother...
come to his senses.
(Please help him come to his senses.)
(That's a serious problem.)
- Today's guest, please come out. - Please come out.
(Who is worried because of his unmotivated brother?)
(Wang Jun Ha)
(He's handsome.)
Doesn't he remind you of Chef Choi Hyun Seok?
- He looks like Choi Hyun Seok. - He looks manly.
Can you imitate Choi Hyun Seok sprinkling salt?
(He has a good sense of humor.)
- Relax. - Please introduce yourself.
Hello. I'm Wang Jun Ha, and I'm 27 years old.
Welcome.
(It's nice to meet you.)
I had a few friends like his brother.
They quit their jobs so easily.
- They quit their new jobs quickly. - There are many people like them.
That's true.
First of all, my brother...
has never had a decent job...
in the past eight years.
He worked at a construction site and loaded and unloaded packages.
He worked as a bartender and worked at a car parts factory.
He tried works like those.
However, he only worked for three days...
or up to three months as far as I remember.
Was it up to 3 months the most, not 3 years?
- Yes. - Why did he quit his jobs?
He quit because he hated his job...
if it's even a little hard. He said it was physically hard...
and stressful, and it was hard for him to deal with other people.
He also said those jobs didn't suit him.
One time, he worked at a factory.
His supervisors thought highly of him.
So they offered him...
a job as a manager instead of a worker.
But my brother...
wondered why they were so kind to him.
- What? - And so...
He had a doubt about them...
and quit his job a few days later.
What?
- What? - What's that?
But they cared about him and complimented him.
- He mistook their kindness... - Yes.
- and doubted them. - He quit his job in the end.
What does your brother do at home instead of working?
He says cleaning the house and other house chores are a hassle.
He refuses to any house chores. Also,
my mom turned 60.
To celebrate her 60th birthday,
I suggested we should go on a trip with her.
But he even refused to go too.
- He... - Then what does he do usually?
All he does is play games.
- Jin Young. - Games?
- Which... - You met a friend.
PUBG?
- He plays PUBG too. - Which game does he play?
Just like work, he can't play the same game for a long time.
- He gets tired of a game quickly. - That's right.
He gets sick of it.
How long does he play games a day?
He plays games at least for 10 hours a day.
He spends a whole day playing games sometimes.
He also sleeps so much.
He spends 14 hours a day...
- Sleeping? - He sleeps 14 hours a day.
Why does he sleep so much?
- He sleeps too much. - I envy him on the other hand.
- He sleeps 14 hours a day. - I envy him too.
It's not like he's a newborn baby.
- And he plays games 10 hours a day. - That's right.
Newborn babies sleep more than 14 hours a day.
- Newborn babies do that? - Yes.
Also, since he stays at home all the time,
he may seem like a hikikomori.
A modern-day hermit.
He once stayed at home without stepping out for two years.
(He cooped himself up in the house for 2 years!)
- No way. - No way.
- He might've stepped out at night. - That's right.
- By the way... - I think your parents must be...
more worried about your brother than you are.
That's right. Since I was three years old,
my mom raised me and my brother by herself.
(She raised them alone.)
Since my brother is her eldest son,
she has a soft spot for him.
- That's understandable. - She spoils him...
- and sides with him. - She spoils him.
I can see how she is.
- He must have his own concerns. - Of course.
All right. Let's meet his brother.
Hello.
- Hello. - Hello.
- He looks cheerful. - He looks cheerful.
- He's cheerful. - He's very cheerful.
I can't believe you didn't step out of the house for two years.
Do you understand why your younger brother is worried?
I had my own reasons for quitting my jobs.
- Of course. - What were your reasons?
- My first job was being a waiter. - Right.
I quit because the work was too hard.
- It was too hard? - Yes.
After that, my friend introduced me...
to a job as a bartender, and I started working with him.
However, I had to deal with drunk people.
It wasn't as easy as I thought.
- Drunk people... - All your jobs were too hard...
- for you. - "I can't do this."
How long have you been jobless?
I've been jobless for five months.
My last job was at a factory.
I started work by 6am...
and finished work between 7pm and 8pm.
So I couldn't get enough sleep.
Why couldn't you get enough sleep? If you finished work at 7pm,
you could've rested after eating dinner.
But I also needed time to have fun.
(I needed time to have fun.)
(My goodness.)
Because you have to play.
- Yes. - And you need to sleep a lot too.
Right.
How can he laugh while saying that?
(What do I do with my brother?)
How about getting a part-time job?
The work hour is short.
Can't you do short part-time jobs?
Whenever I get a part-time job, usually the managers...
are younger than me.
- That's why you can't do it? - It's embarrassing.
What?
- That's why I can't do it. - He's very picky.
Exactly how old are the managers?
They are in their mid-20s.
- Mid-20s. - Around 25.
But you are...
I am 28.
You don't want to be ordered around by someone three years younger.
Yes. I don't like that.
My brother is 56,
and he's doing a part-time job at a convenience store.
A convenience store isn't for me.
- Why do you say that? - What's for you then?
Why do you say it isn't for you?
I think I'd be too bored...
if I work alone.
That's the only reason?
- How about an internet cafe then? - I think that's good.
- An internet cafe? - How about an internet cafe?
Great idea. How about an internet cafe?
I didn't think about that.
- You didn't think about it. - Then...
the problem is solved.
(Is the problem solved?)
(I wish.)
Are you not trying at all to find a job?
I try, and I get...
interviews.
But when the day of the interview comes,
I lose the drive.
(He loses the drive.)
I get lazy about everything.
He is in big trouble.
So I end up skipping the interview.
What is the thing you are most interested in?
I love traveling to Japan the most.
(He loves traveling to Japan.)
- Do you go alone? - Yes. I go alone.
How about the expenses?
I sometimes borrow it from my brother.
- Sometimes you ask your mom. - Sometimes I get it from my mom.
From his tuition, living expenses, things he needs to buy,
to allowance, Mom pays for all.
She supports him financially.
He's 28 years old, and he still pays tuition?
Are you not graduated yet?
I am yet to graduate.
- Is it a 4-year college? - No, it's a 2-year college.
How long have you been attending the two-year college?
I entered the school in 2013.
- You are... - What?
You've been going to the 2-year college for 5 years?
- That's... - It's a two-year college, and...
People might think he's getting his master's.
That's enough time to be getting a PhD.
Mom supports him financially,
but he doesn't seem to appreciate it.
I think he's spent 2,500 dollars on a game.
(No way.)
(He spends on a game when he doesn't work?)
Does she support him to spend on the game too?
When he doesn't have enough money, she helps him.
2,500 dollars?
His mom helps him spend on the game?
Your mom buys you an armor?
- I... - And potion?
(They are laughing.)
When I was in high school, I got licensed as a nurse's aid.
I did all kinds of part-time jobs.
I also worked as a social worker.
Whenever he asked me for money,
I lent him money.
- I lent him 2,000 dollars. - 2,000 dollars.
Did he pay you back?
He says he will pay me back.
He doesn't work regularly, and he spends a lot on games.
So he hasn't been able to pay me back yet.
I didn't borrow 2,000 dollars.
- You have to calculate it well. - He says it's 2,000 dollars.
You should've gotten it notarized.
I think it was just a couple hundred dollars.
I don't know the exact amount.
When I work, I will pay him back.
So I am not that worried.
(He will pay me back one day, right?)
There is actually only one solution.
- Their mother can solve it. - Right.
She has to stop supporting him.
Let's talk to their mother.
Hello, ma'am.
Hello.
Yes. You must be so frustrated.
You get really frustrated, don't you?
My heart breaks.
But what can I do? He's my child.
(She can't do that.)
That's why you don't seem to...
like hearing your 2nd son badmouthing your 1st son.
(She is looking away.)
(She is very annoyed.)
Of course. He's the older brother.
And it sounds like...
he's doing just fine.
- What is he doing fine? - Ma'am.
(This is how she spoiled him.)
How is he doing fine?
My gosh. I get it now.
For him to realize his faults in front of many people...
and to resolve to change,
you have to say everything honestly.
You shouldn't side with him.
Actually on Lunar New Year,
all of his cousins came and bowed to me.
He's the eldest son, and yet he couldn't get up...
because he had played the game all night long.
I tried to wake him up, but he didn't come out.
Can you feel...
that he is ignoring you?
Can you tell that he's ignoring you?
He doesn't ignore me. I ignore him.
You are contradicting yourself.
You offer financial support to him.
He's my son.
- No. - He's my son.
- Ma'am. - For his tuition, I pay...
2,700 dollars three times a year.
I give him money when he needs money.
Usually what do you pay for?
- Exactly how much? - He doesn't go to school.
He just keeps playing games. I wanted to change.
- You thought he'd change. - I said I'd give him...
1,000 dollars when he finishes his military service.
I told him to use that to go on a trip.
When he came back, he was the same.
Since he likes traveling to Japan, I gave him 500 dollars,
so he can go to school when he returns.
- You coax him into going to school. - Right.
But he never does.
You keep supporting him.
Does that mean you can afford it?
I did a part-time job. I once had three jobs.
- Events. - I worked at grocery store events.
I worked as a nanny.
I got certified as a caregiver...
and looked after a dementia patient...
- for a year. - That's tough.
I couldn't just keep doing part-time jobs.
My brother-in-law suggested that I run a local children's center.
While opening that center, I got all kinds of loans.
- How much debt do you have? - Just over 100,000 dollars.
- My goodness. - My goodness.
(And yet she still doesn't stop supporting her child.)
And it's so tough to raise the children...
without a husband.
When I come home, my legs hurt so much that I can't sleep.
(Just hearing it makes me feel bad.)
Did you know about this situation?
I've known it since I was young. When I was 19,
I knew she was working as a clothes mender.
One day, I went to a grocery store...
and accidentally saw her working there.
The next day, I saw her working at a bakery.
(He saw his mom constantly working.)
That's when I realized that I should come to my senses.
I helped Mom for a year.
It was so tough, so I asked my brother...
to help us so that we can make things change.
But he just wanted to play...
and ignored my request.
There must've been a lot of times when you wanted to play.
Yes. At the time, I really wanted to play too.
But I had to be a good son...
and help my mom.
(He just wanted to help his mom.)
Did you not think that you need to change?
Did you just want to ignore your family's problem?
Yes. I wanted to play so much.
Did you know that your mom once had three jobs?
She looked after other people's child...
to raise you two. Did you know that?
- I knew. - You knew.
- Yes. - But you still want to play?
(Does he still want to play when he knows everything?)
I am too used to it.
Your mom always nags,
but she still gives you everything. And you got used to it.
Yes. I got used to it.
There's something I want to tell him.
I am 21,
but after I came to Korea,
I didn't get any money from my parents.
(She didn't get any money from her parents.)
I am paying for myself.
You said you are embarrassed to do a part-time job...
because you are old.
Isn't it more embarrassing to get money from your mom...
at your age?
- Right. - Yuqi talks very well.
But on TV, you can't use a vulgar word.
She's from Beijing, so let's understand her.
(She's still learning Korean.)
The person who's been watching this family...
for a long time is their uncle.
- Hello. - Hello.
Did you know about your nephew's concern?
I knew.
My eldest nephew is similar to my eldest son.
They are both stupid.
(They are stupid.)
They are good-hearted but stupid.
Because my sister-in-law has been raising the boys alone,
she's very protective of them.
When we nag to her children,
we get conscious of her.
(She's too protective of them.)
She protects them.
I think we need to find a way...
to separate him from her.
She always embraces him.
- Right. - That's why he depends on her.
I think she needs to be sterner.
That seems like the best way.
(Mom, you have to be firm.)
- It's... - If he didn't have his brother,
he would work hard. But in this situation, eventually...
he will wonder why he's the only one working hard.
He won't be able to stop thinking about that.
There must be many times when you get disheartened.
I feel like I suddenly became the eldest son.
I feel very burdened,
and I feel upset.
I always paid for my own expenses.
I got a student loan to pay the tuition,
and I am still paying it back.
I always thought I had to do everything.
But my brother gets all the love from Mom.
And it made me sad.
(He feels sad.)
(How sad must he feel?)
My first son was always all over the place,
and he always caused troubles.
But my second son was always very good.
I don't know how I would've lived without him.
I am still proud of him.
It's nice that you called him a good boy.
But I can tell that...
you don't think much of your second son.
No. He's the troubled one,
and that's why I care more about him.
No matter where he goes,
he'll succeed no matter what.
Do you know how pressuring that is for him?
Didn't you pay for his brother's tuition?
- You're right. - But he got a loan...
and is still paying for it.
Of course, he should. He's making money.
(Of course, he should. He's making money.)
- But to him... - How about his brother?
- Doesn't he work too? - Ma'am, why are you...
discriminating them two?
You're so understanding of your first son's situation.
But he's completely fine.
- He's totally healthy. - If he wasn't, we'd understand.
- Right? - I mean, if he did as well...
as Jun Ha, I wouldn't worry.
- But he can't. - Why do you accept that?
If he caused trouble again, that'd be worse.
It's best to take care of him at home.
- He can't cause trouble outside. - That's wrong.
But it's obvious that Jun Ha also wants...
to go on trips and play, but he's just not doing them.
- Right. - I'm proud of Jun Ha because...
he doesn't like to play.
- It's not that. - That's...
- Why do you think like that? - Ma'am.
(They are enraged.)
- Hold on. - He's just not doing them...
- because of the situation at home. - Hold on.
We don't need to say it. Let me just ask him.
- She believes you don't like trips. - I'm going to cry.
She thinks you don't like to play.
I want to go on trips and also play.
I want to do everything as I please.
- It's because of your situation. - Right.
I think you should be more attentive to him.
(Perhaps, Jun Ha is the one who needs more attention.)
How long will your eldest son live like this?
- What do you think? - The fortune teller said...
that he'll come to his senses when he's 30 years old.
So if I tried my best until then,
I'm sure he'll mature.
He's kind.
I'd like to tell you my story.
My father passed away when I was six.
My mother took care of her four kids alone.
He is similar to my older brother.
My mother would always scold him,
but when he asked for money, she'd give it to him.
My mother passed away five years ago.
My brother is still incompetent.
The best he can do is work at a convenience store...
to make ends meet.
He's living near me, so I'm taking care of him.
He never changes.
If you keep doting on him like this...
and you pass away,
it will only burden Jun Ha since he'll have to take care of him.
I want you to know that.
(If she wishes that both her sons would be happy...)
I think being a bit more cold-hearted towards him...
will help him become more independent.
This is coming from my experience.
But once he turns 30,
- he'll mature. - Is this about his fortune?
They told me so.
(Goodness, ma'am.)
I do believe that he will mature when he turns 30.
I believe he'll succeed more than Jun Ha will.
- More than Jun Ha? - Of course.
- How could you be sure? - He's the eldest.
(He is feeling sad and lonely.)
- What do you think? - My goodness.
She seems to be firm on this belief of hers.
I know. I do believe that I'll turn out better...
than I currently am.
Do you have any plans?
I don't have any.
Do you want to get married?
As for marriage,
my mom really wants a grandson.
On top of that, I think once I become a dad,
I'll become more responsible.
I think I'll be more hardworking.
- Once you have a baby? - So...
(That is ridiculous.)
(She is shaking her head.)
What do you think will happen if she completely stopped...
supporting you financially?
(It's his first time thinking about it.)
I'll probably live with my friend.
Until I start work again,
I believe my friend will lend me money.
(Flabbergasted)
- What if they don't? - How old are you right now?
- 28. - 28.
You know that you look very carefree, right?
(He's carefree.)
Since he was young, did he cause...
- a lot of trouble? - Trouble?
No, he was my idol.
Because he was challenging and outgoing.
- He was athletic as well. - Really?
In middle school, he hit puberty...
and caused a lot of trouble.
One time, he stole a bike...
and was taken to the police station.
Really?
(What has happened to him?)
Could you explain it to us?
- We just can't understand. - Right.
Is there a certain reason why you became like this?
Not really. I just really liked playing games.
It's because of that.
Every time my mom looked at me, she just sighed.
She'd also get angry without a reason.
As for my brother,
he'd return from work and come into my room...
while I played games. He'd sigh...
and look down on me. Since then, I was daunted.
I was afraid of meeting people.
I think that's why.
(They understand that he could feel stifled,)
(but he can't live like this forever.)
Why did you decide to write to us?
This coming April,
I'll be going to Japan for working holiday.
I was afraid that he'd make her suffer more...
while I was gone, so I decided to apply.
My mother is also ill.
Due to the overlapping of her new business...
and my brother's issues,
she's been suffering from insomnia.
In order to relieve herself of that,
- she drinks every night. - I see.
Only then, she is able to sleep.
She drinks.
(She is suffering a lot.)
You know that...
you should be firm about this,
but since you love him so much, it's hard, right?
You're eating yourself up.
Yes, I am angry.
I can't think of a solution.
I like to listen to music.
I like listening to things.
So I listen to music while drinking.
And then...
How about depression?
I suffer from it as well.
I was raised by my stepmother.
I have my own pain,
but I don't want my sons to experience that.
- That's why we're here. - Right.
I value my sons...
as much as I value my own life.
I can't live without them.
They're my hope.
You have your pain of being raised by your stepmother.
So you don't want your sons to be raised...
- by a stepfather. - Right.
- That's true. - Does that mean...
your stepmother discriminated you?
Doesn't your pain come from there?
- Of course. - It's discrimination.
You say that you love both of them equally.
But Jun Ha feels discriminated.
You hated being discriminated,
but do you know that you're doing the same thing?
- Have you thought this way? - I haven't.
He just grew up so well.
I feel stuck.
(She feels stuck.)
She worked three jobs...
and sacrificed everything to raise you up.
But do you know that...
people are blaming her for what has happened?
After hearing everything, I do feel like...
I've been a poor son.
I want to start working again...
and help support my family.
Isn't she paying for the internet and the electric bill?
Yes, she is. I'll give her money.
How much will you give her starting next month?
- Hold on. - I'm just upset.
He needs to find a job first.
What matters is that he finds a job.
When you went to Japan, didn't you realize that...
- you enjoyed it? - I did.
The same goes for work.
As you try different jobs, you'll find the one that suits you.
Don't think too much, and start from the bottom up.
Once I go to Japan, I'll be living a stable life.
I think he and I could live together.
- That sounds good. - I hope that...
my mother would be able to breathe...
while living apart from him.
I want to do that for her.
(She is feeling excited.)
- As for my brother... - Look at how excited she is...
about living apart from him.
Even if you end up staying here,
I'd like you to help out with chores or cleaning.
Also, I'd like my mother to stop drinking.
- You have a great son. - You really do.
- Let's start with Soo Yong. - Okay.
I don't think it's a worry.
Okay, but did you have to press it that hard?
You don't have to do that.
- Really? - This is funny in the UK.
(He doesn't think it's a worry.)
If you can be firm and say no,
he will surely be able to change.
I think for him to come out here and reveal his brother's face,
he must have an even bigger pain inside.
- I think it's a worry. - Okay, please press it.
- I also think it's a worry. - Minnie.
If you think it's a worry in his situation,
please press the button.
(What does the audience think?)
- 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. - 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Time's up.
Do you have anything to say to your family?
Jun Ha.
- Look at him. - Okay.
While you're in Japan,
I'll do my best as well.
If I get to work...
- "If"? - You must.
After I find a job,
I'll give our mother 300 dollars...
to 400 dollars.
- All right. - Thanks for saying that.
(We hope you become his idol once again.)
Please show us the result.
(The result)
(The last digit is 3.)
Out of 200...
"Please Go Out!"
(Let's see.)
How many votes did he get?
- 153. - 153.
(153 votes)
"The Scary Women".
- Jin Young. - Yes.
You have nothing to do.
(Let's work together.)
- My goodness. - Do a part-time job.
- Okay. - Okay.
I have two jobs now.
(Yeong Ja succeeds to cast her.)
Hello.
I am 12-year-old Yu Kwang Mo who has 4 older sisters.
- 4 older sisters. - 4 older sisters.
When I was little, I was beloved by my sisters.
But these days...
"Kwang Mo, come here."
"Why?"
"Don't ask why. Just come."
"Won't you hurry up?"
My sisters are turning into gangsters.
My third sister is...
"Kwang Mo, get me water."
"Get the remote control on the way too."
As if making me run all kinds of errands isn't enough,
my fourth sister does this.
"Kwang Mo, get me that pot."
- "This?" - "No, not that. The one on top."
- "This one?" - "You idiot."
"You are so frustrating."
Now I get cursed even after running the errands.
This happens too.
Ring, ring, ring.
"Hello? What is it?"
- "Are you asleep?" - "I am about to sleep."
"It's 12 midnight."
"Then come to my room and turn off the light."
(Turn off the light.)
(His sister asks him to do that too?)
Do I have to do that too?
I am sending you a letter because I am too scared to fight them.
Please help me.
He's cute.
(Please stop my scary sisters.)
- He's cute. - Right.
If my sister asks me to turn off the light in her room,
- I would... - What would you do?
(They are curious.)
I would take out the bulb.
(That's hilarious.)
- So that she can never turn it on? - Yes.
Then she won't ask you again.
Right.
My little sister is like him.
- Is she like Soo Yong? - I can't ask her to do anything.
- Really? - My little sister is so clever.
I called her. "Ji Won! Ji Won!"
When she hurried into my room,
I asked her to turn off the light. Then...
she did it once.
When I called her again next time,
she shouted, "What is it?"
(What is it?)
- "What is it?" - She's clever.
- "What is it?" - That's great.
- "Say it." - I had no other choice.
When I said, "Please turn off my light."
"Turn it off yourself."
And I ended up turning it off myself.
That's a good tip.
- We should tell him later. - That's great.
- "What is it?" - "What is it?"
It's not easy.
- That's a great idea. - She's clever.
Let's bring in Kwang Mo.
Please come on out.
(Who is the boy worried about his sisters who keep making him...)
(run errands for them?)
(Yu Kwang Mo)
(He is sliding gently.)
(It looks like he is used to riding the slide.)
(His appearance makes their heart flutter.)
Kwang Mo.
She's the third sister.
- My goodness. - He's good by himself.
(He walks past them.)
(They are ignored.)
- Why? - He went by himself.
You should've gotten their help.
- Are you tired of... - You are tired of girls.
girls now?
He's tired of girls.
(He must really hate it.)
What is your favorite food?
- Me? - Yes.
- Pork belly. - Pork belly.
Who's your best friend?
Seong Tae.
- Seong Tae. - Seong Tae.
Who's the friend you hate the most?
(He is thinking carefully.)
Jun Ji Hwan.
(He gave the boy's real name.)
- Who's your favorite singer? - He gave the real name.
Who's your favorite comedian?
(The three mid-aged comedians get excited for no reason.)
- None from here? - Yes.
I see.
- There's one, but he's not here? - I bet it's Lee Su Geun.
(He talks cleverly.)
You have four older sisters?
My oldest sister is 23.
My second sister is 21.
My third sister is 20.
My fourth sister is 18.
My oldest sister got married two years ago, so she moved out.
My second sister got a job a year ago,
so she lives somewhere else.
The problem is my third and fourth sister.
- That's my worry. - What did he say?
What kind of errands do they ask you...
- to run? - They ask me to do everything.
They ask me to shut the door, turn off the light,
and bring food. Those things.
They made run errands for them today and also yesterday.
What did they ask you to do today?
- We came here. - You came to the TV station.
We were eating something at a cafe.
They asked me to throw away the trash.
- Even here? - Yes.
He can't believe it.
But it's your first time here.
- Right. - "They ask me again?"
He's deeply upset.
- They won't stop. - They won't.
- I know. - You were happy to be here,
- and they still ordered you around. - Yes.
What was the most annoying thing?
(He is sighing.)
The most annoying thing was this.
My fourth sister is into baking.
My life has been terrible ever since she bought an oven.
- When? - Terrible?
She asks me to do too many things.
Like bringing ingredients.
She asks me to get her pots and spatulas.
If I give her the wrong things more than three times,
then she curses at me.
"You idiot."
(He became the idiot.)
"Can't you do anything right?"
"Idiot".
"You idiot."
(It's enough to hurt a 12-year-old.)
It was around 11pm, and she made me go grocery shopping.
She didn't have ingredients,
so she told me to buy bread flour, milk,
sugar, and other things.
They were so heavy that my hands turned red. It was hurting.
How did you hold them?
- Did this part get red? - I held the bag like this,
and it was so heavy that my hand became red.
You carried those with your tiny hand?
- At 11pm? - Yes.
- His hand turned red. - Wasn't it scary?
No.
- It was fine. - He's so cute.
It was fine. I see.
They seem to make you do a lot of things that are hard to believe.
Don't your parents say something to them?
Dad passed away when I was four.
- My goodness. - Since 2 to 3 years ago,
Mom's been living away.
Then do you only live with your two sisters?
Yes.
I see.
- Then... - Yes.
You could talk about your concern...
to your first and second sisters.
I did, but they scold my other sisters only on the phone.
When that happens, they ask me to come...
and scold me for telling on them.
- Do they? - Yes.
(He's only 12, and he can't stop sighing.)
His sisters are here.
Raise your hand.
(Who are his sisters who order their 12-year-old brother around?)
- Hello. - Hello.
Please introduce yourselves.
I am Kwang Mo's second sister, Yu Hui Kyung.
I am Kwang Mo's third sister, Yu Hui Jung.
I am Kwang Mo's fourth sister, Yu So Hee.
Hello.
Did your first sister not come?
She's married, and she has a baby.
- So she couldn't come. - Right.
Is what Kwang Mo said wrong? Did he lie?
Or did he tell the truth about being ordered around?
I admit it.
- You admit it. - You sent him to a shop at 11pm.
That's not me.
Then who is it?
Who is it then?
- Who send him out at 11pm? - Who was it?
Raise your hand.
- Who was it? - At 11pm.
Was it the fourth sister? It was her.
(It won't be easy.)
Third sister, why do you keep making him run errands?
He's the youngest, so I order him around.
Do you never make your fourth sister do things?
When I make her do things, she gets upset.
- I get upset too. - I can't talk well.
When Kwang Mo gets upset, I get even more upset.
I even hit him too.
(Where could you possibly hit when he's so small and precious?)
When he doesn't listen to me, I get frustrated and upset.
(When he doesn't listen to her, she uses violence.)
In the past, you adored him...
for being the youngest, and you never made him do things.
Now, he's becoming...
a reassuring man.
(He's becoming a reassuring man.)
That's why...
- He's 12 years old. - What?
- You girls look more reassuring. - A reassuring man?
He's going to get into more trouble when he gets older.
Think about it. He still runs all your errands.
Don't you feel sorry to him? Aren't you proud of him?
- I am not. - You are not?
I am not. He talks back, and he tries to punch me too.
- Did you hit them first? - Isn't she lying?
I was too annoyed.
I just threatened her. I didn't actually hit her.
- He threatened them. - How did you threaten her?
I said, "Gosh".
But when I do that, she actually hits me.
(In the end, I am the one getting hit.)
Why do you order him around? Do you just do it?
Has it become your habit?
I think so. My older sisters did the same thing to me.
That's why I do the same thing to my younger siblings.
Are you just doing what you learned?
But I just accepted it...
and did everything.
- You did everything. - The first sister...
once vomited in the room.
My second and third sister asked me to clean it...
because they have a weak stomach.
I have a weak stomach too though.
But I didn't talk back.
- I just cleaned everything. - Did you clean it?
Second sister, what did you usually ask him to do?
Nothing much.
I actually try...
(She denies it.)
To take better care of Kwang Mo.
- She keeps denying it. - Did you...
ask him to run your errand through text messages?
I never did that.
- You didn't? - We...
- We have something to say. - It's like room escape cafe.
(We have something to say.)
(I am talking, girls.)
- "Bring this." - We...
At the time,
we didn't have a cell phone.
You didn't have a cell phone.
If there was one, she would've made you run errands for her.
- I think so. - It's...
(Why are they fighting each other?)
Because you don't live with them anymore,
there must be many things you don't know about them.
Yes. There are a lot.
It would've been better if Kwang Mo expressed how he feels...
and brought it up first.
That would've been better. I was surprised that...
he was so concerned about it.
They might be just teasing me, but it's not funny to me.
It keeps stressing me out. The stress piles up.
(It's really serious.)
It's very serious.
(Why does nobody understand how I feel?)
Does your sisters bully you in other ways too?
- Yes. - Other than making you run errands?
When I am in the bathroom,
my sisters tie the doorknob with a string...
and stops me from coming out.
(Their bullying skill has reached the highest level.)
When you poop,
do you have to put up with the smell then?
Yes.
(It's sad but funny.)
My third sister is learning hapkido.
She learns self-defense moves.
And she practices against me.
(She practices self-defense moves against him.)
(They treat their brother too roughly.)
She twists my arm and everything. It hurts.
You wouldn't understand until you experience it.
When did you start training martial arts?
I started at seven.
I'm a second-degree black belt in hapkido and taekwondo.
- As a hobby? - I feel so sorry for Kwang Mo.
When he enters middle school and become stronger,
his sisters should stop bullying him.
But his sister will always be good at fighting.
Always.
She'll keep obtaining more belts.
Can you show us a little?
- Sure. - All right.
(How good is she?)
I'm in trouble.
He said, "I'm in trouble."
- He said, "I'm in trouble." - He said, "I'm in trouble."
She looks strong.
- What does she do? - If I grab her...
- It's hapkido. - Go easy on him.
He is a bit scared.
Just do what you usually do.
Show us.
My gosh.
(She knocks him down.)
(They are shocked.)
Oh, my.
(It's like a horror movie.)
My gosh.
(Speechless)
(He runs away.)
Is that how you play?
(He is shocked.)
Is that how you play?
(Are you okay?)
She went easy on me.
- Come here. - He looks uncomfortable.
(Jin Young wants to look nice.)
Stay still.
Otherwise, you'll regret when you grow up.
(Dong Yeob gives him heartfelt advice.)
(He is feeling shy.)
He's so cute.
(His sister is warming up.)
(Let me show you what I've got.)
Go easy.
(Here I come.)
[VIU Ver] E403 Hello Counselor "Spoiled Children" -♥ Ruo Xi ♥-
(A cartwheel without hands touching the floor)
(That's impressive.)
(He is unimpressed.)
That's amazing.
Kwang Mo said...
you wouldn't understand until you experience it.
Who wants to experience it?
- Ravi. - Ravi.
(Ravi volunteers.)
Ravi? What's wrong?
- Nothing. - She looks happy.
She looks happy.
- Do as you normally do. - She is so strong.
Okay.
Don't change anything.
Don't pretend to be weak.
If you break your bones or anything,
we'll stop there.
- It's okay. - You shouldn't break your bones.
Of course, not.
- Should I grab you here? - Yes.
Someone grabbed you.
Hold on.
(Hold on.)
(He suddenly remembers what he just saw.)
Oh, my.
I just noticed something.
- I think we should move over here. - Okay, do it over there.
In case she knocks you down?
We were too close to the floor.
Right.
Relax.
- Someone grabbed you. - You're the one who should relax.
He's nervous.
We want to understand how Kwang Mo feels. 1, 2, 3.
(What will happen to Ravi?)
1, 2, 3.
(You can lie down here.)
(He is surprised.)
His face when he was knocked down...
"I'm doomed."
Let's give her a big hand.
(Ravi automatically kneels down.)
(Thank you for sparing my life.)
Do you understand how Kwang Mo feels now?
I would run errands for her too.
- I see. - If she tells me to,
I'd go to the supermarket too.
(It must have hurt.)
My older sister looked after me too.
She scolded and hit me a lot.
But I'm sure your sisters take good care of you too.
Sometimes.
I even had to give up on my dream because of my third older sister.
You had to give up on your dream?
(She is feeling guilty.)
I love soccer.
I asked her to send me to soccer classes when she gets a job.
But she said no. So I asked her the reason.
I promised I'd work hard,
but she kept saying no.
(She didn't support his dream.)
If I tell her I'm hungry,
when she has money, she buys me food or makes some for me.
But when she has no money or is feeling bad,
she tells me, "You cook for yourself",
and she swears at me.
(That's scary.)
If he keeps asking me to buy food when I have no money,
I get annoyed. That's why I react like that.
I wanted to ask you this.
You said your father passed away early.
How old were you?
- I was 4. - You were 4.
How do you support yourselves?
Your father passed away,
and your mother is almost out of reach.
As soon as I graduated from high school,
I got a job. It's not a well-paying job, though.
When I come over in the weekends,
they don't even have enough food at home.
It makes me feel bad.
(She feels sorry for not taking better care of them.)
How long have you guys been living on your own?
All right.
- The 3rd child... - The 4th child will answer.
I think it's been about three years.
- For three years... - You've been living on your own.
Then how do you support yourselves?
My second older sister works.
She saves some money...
and pays our living expenses...
- and all the bills. - Your second older sister?
- Your second older sister? - That's amazing.
My older sister used to work too.
But after she got married...
and had kids,
I had to support the family.
The second child must have been hard.
You took on the role without any preparation.
You pay the family's living expenses...
within your salary?
(Her brother starts crying.)
I guess you don't have much money left for yourself.
I don't. 50 to 100 dollars per month at the most.
Did you work...
when you lived with your mother too?
Yes. I worked at a pizza place for many years.
I worked until 10pm after school.
Even in the weekends, I started at 11am...
- and finished at 10pm. - Oh, my.
Certain people quit when things get tough.
Wasn't it tough?
(They're not sad anymore.)
(That certain someone who quits)
Managing people...
and dealing with rude customers must be tough.
What made you continue?
I thought about my siblings and my family.
Your family.
(The five siblings were always there for each other.)
What would you have liked to study in college?
I did dream of...
majoring in early childhood education in college.
But I had to take care of my siblings.
(She gave up on studying to take care of her siblings.)
Kwang Mo, why are you crying?
My goodness.
- Gosh. - Why are you crying?
Do you feel grateful?
(He feels grateful.)
(They understand each other even though they don't express it.)
Kwang Mo, it's okay.
- It's okay. - Stop crying. It's okay.
What made you cry?
Because she gave up on her dream?
He feels sorry and grateful.
He is only 12, but he is so mature.
He understands everything.
(They grew up too fast because of the circumstances.)
You're crying now.
Before, you said you were concerned about your sisters...
- making you run an errand. - Yes.
Are you crying because you understand them now?
I understand my second older sister.
But my 3rd and 4th older sisters boss me around too much.
- I don't understand them. - All right.
- It's a different matter. - Because you were crying,
- It's a different matter. - I thought you forgave them.
The thing with your 3rd and 4th older sisters is a different matter.
(Let's solve it.)
How do you want your sisters to change?
I want them to stop making me run an errand...
Also, I want them to stop going through my phone.
(I want them to stop going through my phone.)
- They go through your phone? - Yes.
- Why? - Do you...
- What do you do with your phone? - Do you watch something bad?
No.
(Determined)
I'm getting suspicious.
I watch some videos,
mostly soccer and comedy videos.
And they check what I do with my phone.
I used to have a girlfriend in the past.
You used to? You're only 12.
It's nothing strange.
We started going out on November 1...
and broke up...
on February 28.
- That's too short. - It is.
- They went out together. - And I got a letter.
- From your sister? - From my girlfriend.
(Tough)
"From my girlfriend".
And my sister read it.
My fourth older sister.
She even showed it to her friends.
I got so annoyed and tore the letter into pieces.
And she put the pieces back together.
(His sister is always a step ahead.)
His friends told me he had a girlfriend.
My friends told her?
And he wouldn't show me the letter.
I read the letter just to see if he really had a girlfriend.
Hold on. He has an objection.
Which friend of mine told you?
(I'm serious.)
(The friend who told her is in trouble.)
- Don't tell him. - Who?
- We can't see it. - Why didn't you lock your phone?
- Exactly. - I did.
Then how did they unlock it?
- Was the pattern too easy? - Was this the pattern?
- Yes. - Was it too easy?
- Was this the pattern? - What was the pattern?
- What was it? - He is so cute.
- This? - It was "Z"?
- Yes, it went up at the end. - That's easiest.
(That's too easy.)
- You should've changed it. - It's the same as password 0000.
My son turned 14 this year.
I was so curious about what was in his phone.
I saw him unlock his phone several times.
But his pattern was so difficult.
(Unlock it if you can.)
He drew it so fast.
I couldn't seem to remember it.
Change your pattern to a difficult one.
What pattern will you use next?
(Right. Show us now.)
If I show you, they'll do it again.
He's smart. He didn't fall for it.
In fact, they must be...
worried about him who are much younger than them...
- as his older sisters. - That's right.
What worries you the most about Kwang Mo?
He skips school often.
- What? - What?
- What are you saying? - Kwang Mo.
Hey, what is she saying? They might turn the table.
Keep going.
I knew he was late for school very often.
So I always wake him up before I leave.
One time, I even saw him going into the bathroom...
before I left home.
You had to go to school.
But after washing up, he went back to sleep.
Oh, no.
(His sisters must be worried about him.)
When he was in third grade,
- he was almost held back a year. - My goodness.
That's a serious problem.
You should fulfill your responsibility...
and do your part, so that your sisters don't have to worry...
and make you do fewer errands.
- They won't meddle either. - Right.
Could they have gone through your phone...
because you made them worry about things like that?
That's possible, but...
(He is sighing.)
But I...
- You have nothing to say, right? - Yes.
I can't think of what to say.
(Don't skip school.)
In the end,
you revealed Kwang Mo's secrets like having a girlfriend...
and how he was almost held back a year.
Kwang Mo's reputation is greatly damaged.
So please say some good things about Kwang Mo too.
Start your sentence with, "My brother Kwang Mo is..."
My brother Kwang Mo...
is late for school often,
but he gets good grades.
- Does he? - Is that true?
How good are his grades?
He's especially good at math.
- He's a calculating person. - Really?
- What was his math score? - Why would you say such a thing?
(Right. That wasn't appropriate.)
A calculating person?
(I'm sorry.)
How dare you?
Kwang Mo...
(My brother is...)
(Getting hopes up)
He is good at running errands.
(Forget about heartwarming comments.)
- He's like an expert. - "He is good at running errands."
(I feel bad for Kwang Mo.)
He challenges himself...
to try new things.
I won't be late for school and study hard.
So make me run your errands less often.
And don't make me go out at night,
and don't hit me.
(Okay. Got it.)
Don't get hurt or get sick.
I want you to listen to us...
and grow up well, Kwang Mo.
I love you.
Thank you. I love you.
He's cute.
(The 2nd chapter of their lives begin today.)
I think they've become mature earlier than other kids.
- That's right. - They're mature. I'm proud of them.
Since your parents are not around,
how about you set up rules?
For example, never skip school. Don't make him too many errands.
I think that'll make all of you as well as Kwang Mo happy.
Soo Yong, since you have UK humor...
and brilliant ideas...
- Soo Yong hates going out at night, - Right.
and turning off the light the most.
Please tell him how to avoid doing those.
When they ask you to turn off the light,
spray a fire extinguisher instead.
(Spray a fire extinguisher.)
- Great. And... - Instead of turning off the light?
- what about errands at night? - A fire extinguisher.
That can work. They'll be taken aback.
(That's funny.)
Let's start with the youngest.
- Do you think it's a worry or not? - I don't think it's a worry.
- I see. - I don't think it's a worry.
Don't give him a hard time. Don't think...
that doing your errands is his job.
- That's right. - I want you...
to listen to what he has to say.
I want Kwang Mo to appreciate his sisters...
for taking care of him...
and to help them with errands more happily.
And I want his sisters to avoid making him do dangerous things.
I hope they'll get along well with each other.
I think it's a worry.
If you think it's a worry in Kwang Mo's perspective,
please press the button.
(What does the audience think?)
- 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. - 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Time's up.
I wonder how many votes he got. Please show us the result.
(The result)
The last digit is eight.
Is it over 100 votes?
- 78 votes. - 78 votes.
(78 votes)
It's "Sleepless Nights".
(Ta-da)
Hello.
(Oh, my.)
I'm a mother of 2 daughters in my 50s.
There isn't a single day when my house is quiet.
(Shouting)
(Screaming)
Why?
"Sister, I said it's too loud!"
(Ignoring her)
(I'm going to keep going.)
(What is she doing?)
(Immersed in character)
It's because my oldest daughter, who is 21 years old,
sings regardless of the time.
(Here she goes again.)
Every morning, she makes this weird noise,
which wakes up all the family members.
She also shouts even in the middle of the night.
(She doesn't stop even at night.)
"What's this noise? Keep it down, will you?"
I'm too embarrassed to face my neighbors.
The biggest problem is this.
Since I sell late night snacks,
I finish work and come home late at night.
But that wench...
doesn't stop singing even when I come home after hard work.
(Shouting)
My wish is to get a good night sleep without hearing any noise.
Please stop my daughter from singing.
(Please stop my daughter from singing.)
I think Jin Young can...
relate to this story.
Being loud wasn't my problem.
Since both my sister and I like singing...
- Both of you like it. - Yes.
Whenever I sing, she sings harmony.
I want to sing alone sometimes.
So I say, "Stop singing harmony."
She says, "Fine. I won't."
"Gosh. You're so mean."
Since I was a little child,
I sang, rapped, and danced in my room.
I spent a lot of time doing that.
One day, as soon as I started singing, I heard...
(He was singing as always.)
(Thud!)
Suddenly, I heard a thud on the wall.
- Oh, my. - I was so surprised.
I wondered if my voice bounced off the wall.
But then, suddenly...
(His neighbor next door banged on the wall.)
The girl next door shouted,
"Stop singing, please!"
While banging on the wall.
- Could she hear you singing? - After that,
I never made any noise in my room.
I even wear headphones when I listened to music.
I stopped singing.
Now let's bring her out. Please come out.
(Who is stressed out because of her daughter who sings loudly?)
(Lee Eun Hee)
Your daughter must've sung really loudly to make you come here.
She must've been very loud.
The first thing my daughter does in the morning...
is warm up her voice.
Since I sell late night snacks,
I go home at around 3am.
When I finish work late, I go home at 4pm.
- That must be hard. - And...
I wake up between 11am and noon.
But every morning,
I hear something that sounds like thunder.
(Mysterious sound)
She makes a sound like this...
before practicing to sing.
- Like this? - Yes. That's what she does.
- Why does she sing all day long? - Right. Why does she sing so much?
Why does she warm up her voice?
Her dream is to become a singer.
(Her dream is to become a singer.)
Her dream is to become a singer.
She wanted to pursue her dream, so I took her to Anyang...
and many other places.
But she's been only practicing for the past three years.
Ma'am, are you not happy about her dream...
of becoming a singer?
It's not that I don't want her to become a singer.
These days, there are so many people...
- who sing well. - That's right.
I said, "I don't think you're good enough to be a singer."
"So just enjoy singing as a hobby."
But she's so stubborn...
that she said she'll keep trying even if it takes two more years.
She throws a fit when things don't go as she wants.
You always let her way...
- and gave her allowances, right? - That's right.
Yes. Since I worked...
This episode is "Spoiled Children Special".
(Embarrassed)
How do the other family members react?
My daughter is first in rank in my family.
(She's 1st in rank in my family.)
(What?)
When she says something, everyone gets nervous.
My husband has given up.
- Your husband has? - Yes.
My youngest daughter shares the room with her.
- With your oldest daughter? - Yes.
Since my oldest daughter sings...
so loudly that she couldn't sleep.
So she sleeps in her grandma's room.
- Your second daughter does? - Yes.
- It must be hard for her grandma. - She has given up too.
(I came on the show for a reason.)
Let's meet her daughter first.
She's first in rank in her family. Hello.
Hello.
(Who is her daughter dreaming of becoming a singer?)
She doesn't look that immature.
Your mother is here because she's worried. Do you understand her?
I can understand why she's worried,
but I don't think I sang so loudly...
that I disturbed her sleep.
In your mother's letter,
your neighbor seemed very angry.
If your neighbor could hear you sing,
your family members also could hear you sing.
Our neighbor next door complained about it...
only twice.
It's my mom who keeps complaining about it.
If your neighbor can hear you,
you must be too loud for your family.
Maybe your neighbor is holding back anger.
That's right. His neighbor held back for two years.
I, too, am curious about how she warms up her voice.
You don't warm up your voice that loudly.
- Shall we hear it? - Yes.
First of all...
(Screaming)
Gosh. That's...
(That's intense.)
I start with this.
(4 steps of warming up the voice)
I vocalize like this.
(4 steps of warming up the voice)
I breathe like this.
(4 steps of warming up the voice)
I also do this.
Keep in mind that she does this all day long.
(Can you imagine how I feel?)
To be considerate of my family,
I practice around 1pm or 2pm...
in my room.
My days and nights have been switched.
She wakes up and practices...
when I need to sleep.
You get angry...
when your family tells you to be quiet.
Kind words bring kind words.
(She is upsetting me again.)
Mom doesn't use kind words.
What does she say?
(What is she talking about?)
(What did I do?)
She goes, "Gosh, you are too loud!"
"I should remove you from the family register."
(My goodness.)
It's not my intention, but I get annoyed when I am tired.
When she doesn't listen to my requests to quiet down,
I go, "I should remove you from the family register."
"I can't live like this."
- Your words agitated her. - Yes.
But actually, she gave you a reason to complain.
Does your mom say things that hurt your pride...
other than removing you from the family register?
"You can't be a singer..."
"with your body and face."
She also says,
"How could you sing so poorly..."
"despite the lessons?"
"You sing worse than me."
"You have no talent, so you should sing as a hobby."
When you were little, did people call you a good singer?
Yes, they did.
Then your daughter takes after you...
- and sings well. - That's right.
Don't you understand her desperation...
- a little? - She wants to sing.
I understand it really well.
I want her to fulfill the dream...
I couldn't,
but she continues to get discouraged...
and fail.
I thought she would do better if I hurt...
- her pride. - It's her method.
I didn't mean it like that.
It's only a shock method.
I think her shock method is excessive.
When I am simply sitting down...
It's really hard on her younger sister.
I am talking, Mom.
It's really hard on her younger sister.
The one who ranks first in the house is speaking.
When I am sitting down on a sofa and watching TV,
she goes, "You are so pathetic."
(You are so pathetic.)
"Although you are old, you only eat food at home."
"What are you doing?"
Her constant nagging ruins my sense of self-esteem.
(Sighing)
Let's talk to other family members. This is her younger sister.
My sister has...
a selfish streak.
I am in 12th grade.
I need to study, but she keeps singing at home.
When a woman from the floor below us came...
and complained about the noise, I had to apologize.
Why did you apologize?
Since she stayed in her room, I had to apologize in her stead.
(Her sister hid in her room.)
(It was her fault.)
Does your younger granddaughter flee to your room?
Does it happen often?
It happens from time to time.
Sometimes, she shows up in tears.
Because of her sister?
Yes. When she shows up in tears,
my heart aches.
Your older granddaughter practices a lot.
Have you ever thought, "Gosh, it's a bit noisy"?
It often gets noisy.
She works hard,
so I tried to be understanding.
All right. Now, let's listen to the first daughter's singing.
(Let's listen to her singing.)
I would love that.
Let's see if it's a noise or not.
- All right. - Which song will you sing?
I will sing "Moon of Seoul" by Kim Gun Mo.
Please sing without music.
- Okay. - Without music?
("Moon of Seoul" is a song with Kim Gun Mo's high notes...)
(and jazz rhythms.)
Tonight
(She starts off confidently.)
Tonight
(Will she get a nod from a professional singer?)
(She sings passionately without music.)
(Her grandma shows a good reaction.)
(The climax is coming.)
You are a lonely being like me
(She passes a difficult part without a mistake.)
(She tries hard until the end.)
Like me
Thank you.
(Yeong Ja listens and claps.)
- She is good. - I know.
(She isn't happy.)
Doesn't she sing too well for it to be noise?
If you hear it every day, it's noise pollution.
(If you hear it every day, it's noise pollution.)
She sings a jazz song...
I don't even know about.
Why don't you sing the song she is talking about?
I can remember the rain in December, the leaves of brown
(The atmosphere becomes frigid.)
(Jin Young gives up on reacting.)
The nights filled with joy
(She is absorbed in jazz music.)
It must be hard on her mom.
(It must be hard on her mom.)
It must be hard on her mom.
Jin Young, what do you think about her singing?
(It's time for an assessment.)
(How well can she sing?)
She can sing very well.
(Jin Young acknowledges her passion for singing.)
- But think about her family. - Okay.
Even a good song grates on your ears after a day or two.
When my sister listens to music every day,
I get stressed out.
That's the situation she is in.
(You know how I feel, right?)
I heard Eun Hee can sing much better.
- Let's listen to her singing. - That's right.
(Let's check out Eun Hee's singing skills.)
("Pepper" by Yu Ji Na)
I climb a hill after a hill
(Her vibration is incredible.)
But there is one more hill left
(The first line lets people know...)
(she is a good singer.)
(She doesn't get nervous in front of a big audience.)
Be it 100 years
(She bends the notes.)
(Her jaw drops.)
We could live in a carefree way
(Even a fairy of trot is captivated.)
(She plays with the rhythm and enjoys the stage.)
It's spicier than a pepper
(Her voice explodes at the end.)
(She is moved and surprised.)
(People give her a round of applause.)
She was dissatisfied...
because she is a good singer herself.
Her voice is husky.
Jin Young, give us your assessment.
- Her voice is very unique. - That's right.
It's rare for a female vocalist to have that kind of a voice.
She is Seomoon Tak of trot.
That's exactly right.
(I am too worried about my daughter to accept compliments.)
Are you only dissatisfied about her loud singing?
You told us that she is inconsiderate and selfish.
You told us that she ranks first. What is that about?
Tell us about your worries.
My daughter is a dictator.
She thinks her words are always right.
- They are the law. - Her words are the law.
When I scold her,
she acts like I don't exist.
We once didn't talk to each other for 15 days.
(They once didn't talk to each other for 15 days.)
When she doesn't get her way, she takes small revenge.
- Does she take revenge on you? - Yes.
One time, I had an argument with her...
before I went to get some groceries.
When I opened the door,
I saw that my clothes were scattered on the floor.
My cosmetics were rolling on the floor as well.
I asked her, "What do you think you are doing?"
"How could you do this to me?"
Then she went inside the restroom, and I heard noises.
I saw that...
she was throwing shampoo and conditioner bottles.
(She was throwing shampoo and conditioner bottles.)
My goodness.
Even her grandma suffered it.
It wasn't big, but my mother-in-law suffered it.
- I was flustered. - What happened?
In the morning, I woke her up so that she could go to school.
I scolded her since she was taking too much time.
Then I went to the senior citizen center.
When I came back, I saw that...
- my room had turned strange. - How?
I was so surprised.
My chair was broken...
to pieces.
There was a small table.
(Her chair was broken to pieces.)
The table legs were broken, too.
(The table legs were broken, too.)
I was so surprised. What did I do?
I was scared to tears.
Why did you do that?
Why did you do that to your grandma's room?
Grandma had often entered my room...
without knocking, so I expressed my annoyance.
She told me that...
I should be understanding since she is too old to change.
However, such logic is...
against my common sense.
In that case, is it in line with your common sense...
to break a chair and table legs?
Unless I do that,
my family doesn't listen to me.
Why should they listen to you?
(We have complaints, too.)
Doesn't your husband say something?
He gave up on her.
One time, my husband gave me a call...
while I was working and said that the police came.
There was a ruckus, so I went home.
Apparently, they received a report about family violence.
Who called in a report?
Jae Eun did.
I went home to figure out the situation.
I guess she had put music sheets someplace.
She yelled at her grandma for moving them,
so her dad gave her a scolding...
for being so rude.
Then she screamed and went inside the room.
- Did she call the police then? - My family is...
under a misunderstanding.
I had no one to talk to, so I called the teenage hotline...
and said that things are hard for me.
I didn't say anything else,
but the way I was sobbing made them think...
I was caught up in a family violence case.
They called the police.
But...
The police came to the house...
because the hotline called them.
Yes, they wanted to check up.
But Mom and Dad didn't listen to me.
- They thought you had called. - Yes.
They called me an immortal person.
(They even called me an immortal person.)
They said that.
(They even called me an immortal person.)
They always misunderstand me.
They always say that...
I am in the wrong.
My sister was rude to Grandma one time.
I said she shouldn't be that way,
but she continued to talk back...
and I grabbed my sister by her hair.
As soon as they saw that,
they said, "What are you doing to your sister?"
Mom, Dad, and Grandma hit me at the same time.
I didn't hit her. Since she refused to let go...
of her sister's hair,
the three of us tried to let go of her hand.
Why would we hit her? That would make things worse.
(Their stories are different.)
We need to hear from both sides.
(It's not a simple matter.)
She has disappointed me many times.
I had a surgery for stage three colorectal cancer.
- You did? - Yes.
I received chemotherapy 12 times.
(She received chemotherapy 12 times.)
On October 17th, I was declared cancer-free.
That's incredible.
She and I argued a lot...
when I was receiving treatments.
"How could you be so inconsiderate..."
"when I am so sick?"
"The doctors said I shouldn't be stressed out."
"Why are you doing this to me?"
Then she sent me a lengthy text message.
(The oldest daughter sent her a lengthy text message.)
"It's your fate. It's none of my business."
"Whether you die or live is up to you."
"It's your business,"
"not mine."
When I received that text message,
I wanted to kill myself in front of her...
so that she would know I died because of her.
(She wanted her daughter to live the rest of her life in regrets.)
I even had that thought.
- You were very upset. - Yes.
But...
I was annoyed...
because of her harsh words.
"You are an immortal person."
She asked me why I don't visit...
when she hadn't even given me her room number.
There is a reason why...
I use harsh words.
My daughter doesn't open up her heart.
Since elementary school, she hasn't shared a meal with us...
- at home. - At home?
(She hasn't shared a meal with her family.)
She eats alone.
She even said...
she doesn't like having a harmonious family.
During the holidays,
she would refuse to have a meal with us.
Then we eat by ourselves. Later on, she eats alone...
when she gets hungry.
When I sit down and eat,
they go, "Stop eating."
"Your cheeks are about to explode."
She says those words as I eat,
so I get stressed out.
Her words stress you out.
Yes. Her words are too harsh.
Why did you mistreat your grandma when she didn't use harsh words?
She used harsh words, too.
She shook her head no.
Did you grab your sister by her hair...
because of her tone?
I thought she was rude.
If someone grabs you by your hair...
because of the way you trashed your family's rooms,
- would you be okay? - Would you accept that?
It sounds like...
you are using...
your mom's tone as an excuse.
What have you done for your mom?
Your mom had stage three colorectal cancer.
She had chemotherapy 12 times.
- But she works now. - Yes.
Have you helped her...
like a part-timer?
Have you made healthy food for her?
What have you done as a daughter?
(She is so selfish.)
When your feelings get hurt because of your mom,
you shouldn't think, "I will do the same to her."
Don't you want to make an effort first?
You aren't having a conversation right now.
You are simply stating your point of view,
and it deepens misunderstandings.
Their problems piled up.
- There are many problems. - This didn't happen overnight.
(Is she crying?)
Yuqi, why are you crying?
I am reminded of my mom.
I was similar to her.
Ever since I was little,
I dreamed of becoming a singer.
My mom was the same. She didn't support my dream.
However, I succeeded and realized my dream.
We worked out our relationship...
by communicating. We understood each other by saying...
what was in our hearts.
(Don't be afraid and say what's in your heart.)
Mom's words came from love,
so I understood her.
- I see. - Seriously.
(Don't be afraid.)
Why don't you practice today?
(Why don't you practice today?)
Say what you want from each other...
without using harsh words.
(Mom's wish and daughter's wish)
(It's okay. Tell her.)
Mom,
I know you struggle a lot...
(She picks up her courage.)
From working until late at night.
I simply behaved that way...
because I wanted you...
to greet me warmly.
I am sorry.
(She finally apologized from the depth of her heart.)
Let's use kinder words...
and respect each other's dream from now on.
Thank you.
(Thank you.)
I would like to say a few words to my daughter.
My daughter, I love you so much.
(My daughter, I love you so much.)
I will be your support,
so work hard to realize your dream...
no matter how long it takes.
(She decides to support her daughter's dream.)
I am sorry.
- My goodness. - I love you.
(I am sorry. I love you.)
That's great.
(The family welcomes it.)
Let's start with Soo Yong.
Okay. I think they love each other...
even though they don't know how to express their love.
I don't think it's a worry.
I also don't think it's a worry.
They were harsh to each other...
- in their times of need. - You are right.
That's why they grew distant.
I hope they would live in harmony without fighting.
If you think it's a worry, please press the button.
- 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. - 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
Time's up.
Let's see the result. "Please Go Out!"...
is leading with 153 votes.
What will be the result?
123 votes.
(123 votes)
This week, "Please Go Out!" wins.
The winner will receive a cash prize.
Until the day we are all worry-free.
Hello will continue to counsel you.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
(The war to choose a voice partner begins in earnest.)
(Show your charms.)
(Make a move without hesitation.)
(What is it?)
Who sent the message?
(Mr. Rival, please give me some space.)
(Win over your voice partner.)
(I want to work with you.)
(This is no joke.)
(Who will get to work together?)
(The 1st episode of "In Sync" will air on March 5th at 11:10pm.)
("Senorita" by (G)I-DLE)