Park Won-sook revealed that she paid a huge amount of taxes at the end of the year.
In the KBS2 entertainment show 'Park Won-sook's Let's Live Together', which aired on the 14th, Park Won-sook, Hye-eun, Ahn So-young, and Ahn Moon-sook were shown challenging '2023 Hye-eun's Dojo Breaking'.
On this day, Hye-eun proposed ‘breaking the stamp on our country’s coastal roads’ for 2023. The sisters walked the 16 courses of Haeparang Trail.
As the wind blew, Park Won-sook began bragging about her granddaughter, saying, “My granddaughter is going to graduate school, and I brought her underwear because she earned her first paycheck from a part-time job.” She then said, "I got an A+ in school. I don't think I look like my grandmother," and showed off the gift her granddaughter bought her, causing envy.
Afterwards, the sisters visited long-established stores such as a bakery, beef head soup, a key store, and a cafe. At the bakery, the sisters talked about their memories from their school days. The last place to break the long-established seal was a Chinese restaurant. During the conversation, the topic of conversation was the experience of being tangled up in money issues.
Park Won-sook confessed that she had borrowed money from her best friend. Park Won-sook said, "I earned a lot last year, and I also paid hundreds of millions in taxes. It was too much, so I told someone. They said, 'Okay,' and readily lent it to me."
The acquaintance from whom Park Won-sook borrowed money was Oh Mi-yeon, her close friend. Previously, Oh Mi-yeon revealed that when she appeared on 'Let's Live Together', she willingly lent Park Won-sook 60 million won.
Park Won-sook said, "I was out of my mind after paying this and that tax. I paid everything and at the end of the year, I said, 'I paid all the taxes,' but the bill came. I made a mistake in calculating it, so it's due by January 31st, but I don't have any money. I borrowed money in a hurry and paid the taxes. Even though it was hard, “I thought I could stand up,” he said, thanking Oh Mi-yeon.
Park Won-sook said, "I also went through difficulties and didn't know about money, but what I realized is that money is just a number when it's in a bank account, and when it's piled up, it's like a wad of paper. When you spend it, it's money, and I thought I should use it wisely."
Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr