This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
Choi Hong-man said he spends an enormous expense on food.
On the Nov. 11 broadcast of MBC 'Omniscient Interfering View' (hereinafter Omniscient Interfering View), Choi Hong-man and chef Jo Seo-hyung, dubbed the "business genius investigator," appeared.
Choi Hong-man's life in Jeju was revealed. After finishing his workout, Choi Hong-man visited a pork restaurant, introducing it as a favorite spot he was so into that he visited about 20 times in two months. Choi, who said 80% of his expenditure is food, said he spends about 300,000 won to 500,000 won a day, which surprised others. Choi quickly finished off pork followed by cold noodles and doenjang sulbap.
Choi Hong-man said he also wants to try skin diving, noting "clothing is the problem. My feet are flippers. I once met a shark while swimming. I saw a shark fin from afar. I prepared myself mentally. I prepared to fight. It wasn't as big as I thought, so it wasn't scary. As the shark came, it avoided me. It seemed to have mistaken me for a whale. I tried to hit its nose."
Yoo Byung-jae asked what animals he could beat. Choi Hong-man said he thinks he could beat a lion or a tiger and added, "I think a bear would be fine too."
Afterwards, Choi Hong-man headed to a tangerine farm run by his Jeju manager. Choi said he helped at the farm for three years. Not only did he help with farm work, but he also actively worked to ensure the tangerines sold in large quantities.
The manager said, "When people see Hong-man they say 'big, amazing, big hands, big feet.' Hong-man is truly a humane person. There are some misunderstandings. He can't look people straight in the eye. He seemed comfortable during COVID. He has a tendency to withdraw. Maybe he thinks his body is exposed. People get the impression of 'odd, avoids people.' It takes a long time for those misunderstandings to be cleared up," expressing regret.
[Photo] MBC 'Omniscient Interfering View'
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