Kian 84 from 'World's Round 2' drew laughter by mentioning that India seems to be his hometown.
In the MBC entertainment program 'Born Around the World 2' (hereinafter referred to as 'Taegye 2'), which aired on the 16th, Gian 84 left for Amritsar with Dex and Panibottle.
The three Indian brothers enjoyed their first day in Amritsar, marveling at the new look of India.
As they passed the Golden Temple, a Sikh temple, they were surprised to see people sleeping on the floor. When those who came to the hotel said that Panibottle would sleep overnight at the temple the next day, Gian 84 showed a passive attitude, saying, "Sleeping at a temple for a day means sleeping on the floor of a temple, but that's homelessness."
When Pannibottle said, "Didn't you say you wanted to stay homeless?" Gian 84 said, "I thought I was sleeping in a place with walls in the temple, but isn't it too open?"
Gian 84, who has changed, said, "I can't sleep like that," and suggested, "If the room is full and you have to sleep outside, let's pick up some boxes and make a Korean homeless style partition."
Kian84 has been on a journey to embrace Indian culture without hesitation. However, while riding the train for a long time in the middle of the trip, he suffered a deterioration in his condition, and Kian 84 also changed a lot.
He gave up his desire to climb on the roof of the train and showed a different appearance. This time, Gian 84 gave a big laugh by showing the 'city man' aspect like Lee Si-eon in season 1.
The next day, Gian 84 headed to the dining hall to experience free meals at Golden Temple. While everyone was enjoying their meal, Dex felt sorry for not being able to swallow the food. Previously, Dex visited the hospital complaining of abdominal pain and nausea after eating local food.
Pannibottle showed off a storm mukbang where they scrape and eat all the way to the floor. At this, Gian 84 and Simon D couldn't hide their surprise, saying, "Paney came to bulk up" and "Look at his fat face. He eats like crazy."
Regarding the free meal provided through donations, Gian 84 drew attention by saying, "It seems that people who have lived hard take care of hungry people. It was the largest restaurant I have ever eaten in my life. Because everyone ate on the floor, it felt like my hometown." dragged
Reporter Kim Se-ah, Ten Asia haesmik@tenasia.co.kr