'I Live Alone's' stingy character Im Woo-il surprised the members by revealing a luxury sedan and a horseback riding hobby.
On the broadcast of MBC variety show 'I Live Alone' that aired on the 14th, Im Woo-il's unexpected daily life was revealed. On that day, Jun Hyun-moo, upon seeing Im Woo-il's car, was surprised and asked, "Do you drive a Genesis?" Startled, Im Woo-il hurriedly explained, "It's a used car. A friend deals in used cars. I got it cheaply," to which Kian84 defended him, saying, "Brother, you can drive a car like that now, can't you?" and Park Na-rae added to the teasing, "There are rumors that you drink wine these days," making it even funnier.
Under continued pressure, Im Woo-il protested, "I'm almost in my 50s. If this were the Joseon dynasty, I would be deceased. Isn't it okay for me to drive things like this now?" and ultimately apologized, saying, "I'm sorry for drinking wine, sorry for horseback riding, and sorry for driving a Genesis," which provoked laughter.
Next, the place Im Woo-il arrived at was none other than an equestrian club. Contrary to his stingy image, his enjoyment of an upscale hobby left the members and viewers alike unable to hide their surprise.
Im Woo-il candidly admitted, "I ride horses, which doesn't suit me. Actually, I started during my unknown days to try to target a niche market." However, because the horses at the riding club were easily startled and required quiet, he revealed the commentary scene at the time, saying, "I was doing commentary and was told to be quiet, so I kept saying 'yes'," which caused uproarious laughter.
His riding skills were astonishing. Riding a white horse and warming up naturally, Park Na-rae admired, "You look like a chaebol family member," and other members also praised him, saying, "You look like a prince riding a white horse."
There was also a dangerous moment. He nearly fell during course training. Im Woo-il revealed that he had actually fallen in the past and fractured his shoulder, saying, "I endured it because I had the mindset that I had to do the event here," showing the professional spirit typical of broadcasters.
He also surprised everyone by saying he had experience competing in an equestrian event in the form of an exhibition match. He said, "I entered it as if it were an official match, and they said that if it had been an official record, I would have placed third or fourth," proving his unexpected skill.
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