Actor Kim Yong-rim said she surrendered her driver's license at her daughter's urging.
On the 21st, MBN's 'Sokpuri Show Dongchim' uploaded a preview video to its official channel ahead of the broadcast.
That day, the cast discussed the topic "Is getting old a crime?" During the conversation, Kim Yong-rim said, "I also liked driving. But now that I'm over 80, my children tell me not to drive. They try to dissuade me, but now there is no opportunity to drive. There are people who do everything for me. Still, sometimes when I'm upset or feel that way I want to rush out," she began.
Kim Yong-man said, "There is pleasure and stability that driving gives. It also relieves stress," and Kim Yong-rim said, "Also, the gym I go to is a 10-minute walk. But walking is a bit awkward and taking a car is also awkward. At times like that I want to drive and go. But my daughter said, 'Mom, your reflexes have declined so you can't do it anymore, so return it quickly,'" she revealed.
He said frankly, "I returned it. But the words to return it are so sad." He continued, "I went. To the community center. I didn't even know how to do it. I asked a friend and said they had returned theirs. They said when you go and return it they give you a transportation card with 100,000 won on it. So I thought, 'That's strange?' but I didn't want to ask my daughter. I was afraid of being scolded. So I went to the community center alone. And there it really was. They gave me a 100,000-won transportation card," he said.
Hearing this, Lee Hong-ryeol showed interest, asking, "Do they give it once a month?" and "Until what age can you hold on?", and Kim Yong-man said, "You don't have to return it," he said.
Kim Tae-hoon explained, "You don't have to return it. It's not compulsory," and Kim Yong-man said, "Are you worried they'll take it away?" which drew laughter. He admired, "But somehow in our hearts we want to keep something. You never know when something might happen. Still, deciding to do that and doing it is admirable."
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