Former professional baseball player Yang Jun-hyuk said he ate a snake he had caught himself.
On the broadcast of KBS 2TV's 'The boss's ears are donkey ears' (directed by Choi Seung-hee, hereafter "Sadanggwi") airing on the 19th, Yang Jun-hyuk astonished viewers by doing a mukbang of "snake soup."
Alone in the 130-year-old Hong Kong restaurant, Yang Jun-hyuk said, "I'm hungry and weak," and blurted out orders in Korean like "best menu you contact," then tried to converse using every English word he knew.
When the steaming soup dish arrived, Jun Hyun-moo laughed and asked, "Did you communicate?" reacting to Yang Jun-hyuk's forceful conversational style, and added, "Jun-hyuk hyung, do you know what that dish is before you eat it?"
The dish Yang Jun-hyuk devoured was the signature menu of the 130-year-old Hong Kong establishment, "snake soup." Yang Jun-hyuk said, "It's definitely snake soup," and finished a bowl in an instant, surprising even mukbang star Jung Ho-young. In particular, he drew attention by crediting "snake" as the secret to the birth of the legendary baseball player "Yang-shin." He said, "When I was at Daegu Sanggo, we carved into the mountain to make a baseball training ground, and many snakes appeared at the training ground," and added, "We had no money to buy tonic-like foods, so we caught the snakes that appeared at the training ground and raised them," which shocked everyone.
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