Sam Hammington "Every time I decide to organize my life in Korea, something big happens."

Broadcaster Sam Hammington opened up about his and his family's concerns.

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In the released video, Sam Hammington's wife, Jeong Yu-mi, said, "I worry a lot about immigration. I got a visa. My whole family came to the United States."

Sam Hammington also said, "I just need to finalize the documents, but the coronavirus in the U.S. is so serious that I didn't even think about going. I don't know what I'll have to do when I go."

Broadcaster Kim Su-yong, who heard this, advised, "You can't just go there blindly. You have to go knowing you're going to make a living." He added, "In New York or New Jersey, if you spend really sparingly and don't do anything, even if you pay the minimum monthly rent, it will cost at least $5,000. If you want a family of three to live, you don't have to spend as much as you want, you have to live on a tight budget."

Kim Soo-yong said, "I thought we should hold an event because there wouldn't be many celebrities, but in the US, you have to bring the sound and lighting in your car and set it up. You have to have an employee, and there are people who are already established, so I looked into it and wondered if anyone would invade the same industry. “If you do that, they won’t easily tell you their know-how.”

Sam Hammington said, "While living in Korea, I tried to organize and move on 3-4 times. Every time I organized and made up my mind, a huge explosion occurred. Right before going on 'Real Men', I originally tried to quit living in Korea, and before that, when I tried to quit again, I was a TBS English radio DJ. “Every time I show up and make up my mind, something big happens. I hope something happens,” he said.

Reporter Junho Yoon, Ten Asia delo410@tenasia.co.kr