Actor Jung Bo-seog explained why he transferred the bakery.
On the 5th, a video titled "Met jewelry senior Jeong, a day that summoned the past" was posted on Hwang Jung-eum's YouTube channel.
That day Hwang Jung-eum visited the bakery Uju Bakery that Jung Bo-seog used to run in Seongbuk-dong, Seoul. The current location is being used as Jung Bo-seog's office and home, not as a bakery.
The first-floor counter at the time has been transformed into a cosmetics business office, and the entrance that used to be for customers has become a staff break area. Also, the second floor, which was famous for its views, has been transformed into a family home.
Jung Bo-seog said, "It used to be a bakery, but I changed it into a house to live in." He said, "When I was very active I built this house myself. I was really active then so I needed personal space. Also, because there were children, it had to be a bit bigger. At that time I also had my father-in-law living with me."
The two moved to eat and, as parents with children, opened up about worries about their kids. Jung Bo-seog said, "I also asked the kids (about showing their faces), and the second son really likes it. The older child doesn't like it."
He continued, "One day the older child said that. His goal was to become independent from his father as soon as possible. What I regret is that I raised the kids by scolding them a lot. In our time, we thought that was the right way to raise children."
In particular, Jung Bo-seog said he ran the bakery in Seongbuk-dong because of his second son, and recalled, "He moved out and now only we live here, so mom opens and closes everything. He comes out around 10 and goes to work out at 5. Even if I tell him to close after I finish working out and come home, he trusts mom and doesn't do it."
Jung Bo-seog said, "But my wife said her joints hurt. Actually, after a few warnings like that, we closed the place. At first, if he didn't intend to do it, I planned to wrap it up and finish it here, but he checked and asked to rent the oven and such. He said he would give a certain amount from the revenue as rental fee."
He said, "And when we were doing it together he disliked me using my name so much. So he used his own name. Now that he's moved out, it's a little disappointing. Can't you model for it a bit? he asked. So before I could say anything, 'Won't you try the bakery?' That kind of thing was wrong. Helping unconditionally isn't always the right thing," he explained the reason he transferred the bakery.
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