'I'm SOLO' Yeong-cheol gave his heart to conversations with Yeong-suk and Hyeon-suk.
On the 17th episode of the SBS variety show 'I'm SOLO - I'm SOLO' (hereafter 'I'm SOLO'), several single men and women spent the morning talking with each other. Yeong-cheol, considered a rigid Confucian boy, first discussed views on childrearing with Yeong-suk. Yeong-suk, who said she had negative thoughts when she was young after watching her older sister raise children, now had positive thoughts about having children.
Yeong-cheol wanted to talk more with Hyeon-suk, who is a pharmacist. Hyeon-suk said, "I want to run a pharmacy larger than now, and even if I have children I want to keep working," speaking about her future. Yeong-cheol asked, "You seem stable, but if you're interested in financial investment, are you doing it? Would our investment styles match?" Hyeon-suk said, "So I try to invest very conservatively. My parents are also public servants so they're conservative. I can't escape having grown up in that kind of family for a long time."
When Hyeon-suk put on her bag and passed by, Yeong-cheol bluntly asked the price of the bag. Hyeon-suk jokingly said it was 10 million won, but the price was in the 300,000 won range. Yeong-cheol said bluntly, "It looks like a handmade pretty bag. I like this very much. Everyone said it's C-nel, G-jji, it was chaotic. I like frugality." Female contestants in this season showed off by wearing C-brand bags, shoes, and watches worth several tens of millions of won, but Yeong-cheol seemed to only know brand C, which became a topic online.
Upon hearing Yeong-cheol's remark, Sang-cheol said, "Everyone has their comfort items, right? Just like I like cars," and was embarrassed, and Yeong-su asked, "If you go out and start dating and someone tells you to quit smoking, what then?" Yeong-cheol confidently said, "I can't quit," which left everyone astonished.
[photo source] SBS variety show 'I'm SOLO' broadcast screen capture
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