Former baseball player Kim Byung-hyun confessed that he came to film "Living Report" secretly without his wife's knowledge.
In the fourth episode of the MBN·MBC Dramanet variety show "Living Report" broadcast on the 16th, Kim Byung-hyun, who ended his 30-year baseball career and entered the restaurant business, appeared as a "client trying to live."
Kim Byung-hyun, who appeared in the studio that day, introduced himself by saying, "I am Kim Byung-hyun, a former major leaguer who is now running a hamburger restaurant." Jasson mentioned, "The past cumulative salary is $20.05 million, which is about 23.7 billion won." Kim Byung-hyun expressed pride, saying, "I believe the amateur signing bonus record has not yet been broken."
Jasson asked, "Where did all this money go?" and Lee Ji-hye replied, "If you put this in the bank and just take the interest, you'd earn more than from the hamburger shop."
Surprised, Kim Byung-hyun stated, "I think I couldn't trust banks when I was young. I wanted to challenge myself with something other than baseball." Kim Sung-joo remarked, "Since he's a close younger brother, I went there often to eat. It's really delicious. But the store keeps disappearing."
Lee Ji-hye directly asked, "How much budget do you have in mind for your overseas business? How much are you thinking of spending from the 23.7 billion won?" Kim Byung-hyun replied, "If I were to open a meat restaurant, it would cost about 500 million to 1 billion won, and a small chicken shop would cost about 100 million to 200 million won."
Then Lee Ji-hye pressed, "Have you discussed this with your wife?" Meanwhile, Kim Byung-hyun had secretly carried out various businesses without his wife's knowledge. Kim Byung-hyun replied, "Is it not allowed to talk about my wife here?" and mentioned that he came to film this day without his wife's knowledge. Upon hearing this, Kim Sung-joo joked, "I'll be the one to get scolded again," and Kim Byung-hyun added, "My wife prefers that I focus on baseball."
[Photo] Screen capture from the "Living Report" broadcast.
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