This is a review article written after watching the broadcast.
Singer VV said that after moving to Seoul she ate leftover food at her company to save money.
On the 30th episode of MBC 'Where is My Home' (hereinafter "Homes"), VV appeared as a guest for a special in which they visited the homes of "sang-gyeong-ers" who left their hometowns and settled in Seoul.
That day, Changwon native sanggyeong-er singer VV and model Joo Woo-jae, and Yangpyeong native sanggyeong-er Kim Dae-ho, from the perspective of sanggyeong-ers, visited the home of a Pohang native sanggyeong-er who has lived in Seoul for 11 years in Imun-dong, Dongdaemun District.
The three inferred from clues found around the house that the homeowner was an actor. The homeowner who then appeared said they had dreamed of being a comedian and an announcer and are now nurturing the dream of becoming an actor.
The three then shared their own experiences of things they did early on after moving to Seoul to save living expenses. Kim Dae-ho confessed that he once washed clothes with dishwashing detergent because he did not have laundry detergent, and Yang Se-hyung, who saw this in the studio, chimed in, "I once hand-washed clothes in water because I had no detergent."
Joo Woo-jae recalled, "I think saving money was easy. Because I didn't spend money on food, food costs were already being saved, and I didn't drink or smoke, and I had no friends."
VV said, "Because I had no money, I ate at the company. I ate leftover food at the company and got a stomachache, so after that the agency heads, Tiger JK and Yoon Mi-rae, told employees not to leave food. They said VV was picking up and eating it. From then on, whenever we met they gave me pocket money of 50,000 won or 100,000 won," she confessed, which moved people. <
[Photo] 'Where is My Home' broadcast
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