The video, titled 'Jung-sook's Barrage of Questions for Young-chul,' was uploaded on the YouTube channel 'Village Chief Entertainment TV,' operated by ENA and SBS PLUS's 'I Am Solo.'
In the video, Young-chul, who is on a super date with Jung-sook, humorously remarks, "Who would have thought my car would be so busy?" Jung-sook responds, "But honestly, my first impression was a blank slate, and we even had jjajangmyeon," to which Young-chul laughs and says, "I'm really grateful you used the super date card on me."
Jung-sook shares, "Yesterday's random date was so much fun." She then inquires, "You exercise, play tennis, go to work, and then do judo after work, so you said you get home by midnight. How did you manage to date? Did you have time for a relationship?"
Young-chul explains, "I managed relationships within my schedule and made a lot of adjustments," adding, "For instance, if I were to do something with you, Jung-sook, I wouldn't be able to on weekends because I have tennis club." Noticing Jung-sook's slight disappointment, Young-chul quickly adds that he's willing to cut back on his hobbies.
Jung-sook, curious about many things, continues to ask questions. She asks, "How long do you usually date before it becomes serious? How do you start a relationship? You mentioned you don't have many standards for appearance and focus on values and personality, so I'm curious about how you start dating."
Young-chul reveals, "As time went by, dating became really difficult because I don't take relationships lightly. If I want to win someone's heart, I can't just talk about breakfast or conservative topics. I always thought marrying someone just because you treat them well is nonsense."
Previously, Young-chul faced suspicions of 'testing' women for marriage by mentioning wanting to eat skate fish on dates with Young-sook and Jung-sook or commenting 'all out' about women's luxury bags.
By Chaeryeong Lim, TenAsia Reporter syjj426@tenasia.co.kr