"The decision is my wife's"… Yu Jae-seok·Kwon Sang Woo's 'survival tips for married men in their 50s' provoked uproarious laughter.
On the 13th, SBS variety show 'Whenever there's a gap' featured actor Kwon Sang Woo and Moon Chae-won as 'gap friends,' who engaged in candid talk. The chemistry with MCs Yu Jae-seok and Yoo Yeon-seok also drew laughs from viewers.
What drew particular attention in this episode was the 'sympathetic talk among married men in their 50s' between Yu Jae-seok and Kwon Sang Woo. The topic that united the two was none other than 'the real survival tips of married life.'
Kwon Sang Woo said, "When I express an opinion to my wife, if there is no answer I immediately add 'Isn't that so?'" and "shifting posture is important," provoking laughter. He cited his wife Son Tae-young's frequent phrase as "whatever happens" and added, "When opinions collide, it is ultimately settled with that one phrase."
Deeply empathizing, Yu Jae-seok offered 'married man advice' to the unmarried Yoo Yeon-seok. Yu Jae-seok said, "All choices belong to the wife. Just wait for the decision," giving practical advice, and Kwon Sang Woo nodded in strong agreement.
Yu Jae-seok also shared his own experience. He said, "The thing my wife Na Kyung-eun says to me the most is 'Did you hear me?'" and added, "If I say I heard it, she asks why I didn't respond. I say I was thinking," eliciting laughter. He continued, "Then I ask, 'Do I have the right to choose?' but in the end she says, 'Do as you see fit,'" conveying the peculiar psychology between spouses.
The conversation naturally moved to life stories. Yu Jae-seok said, "When the kids were young, I thought the school years would be boring, but now time goes by too quickly," and said, "The second child Na-eun will be 9 in 2026." He added, "When I asked the children, both my son and daughter said time goes by too fast," and "Trends and the world, everything changes rapidly."
This episode, which mixed sympathy and laughter, offered viewers another 'gap'-like laugh as realistic stories of married men and frank reflections on the passage of time came together.<
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