DinDin expressed his visual confidence by saying that he was Cha Eunwoo.

DinDin reveals the morning routine he has been missing recently.

In MBC Every1's 'Going Away - I Was There, Then I Wasn't' (hereinafter referred to as 'Going Away'), which airs at 7:40 pm on the 19th, the concerns of various people such as doctors, nurses, and long-term coordinators are shared at the hospital, the second on-site counseling center. . Four religious clergy, including Protestant Pastor Kim Jin, Buddhist Monk Seongjin, Won-Buddhist rector Park Se-woong, and Catholic Father Ha Seong-yong, leave advice on various concerns.

Meanwhile, Go Min-leo Han tells his story on the topic of 'dopamine addiction', which many modern people can relate to. Even if you think you won't make an appointment, if you have a drinking party, you can't control yourself and go out.

Among the MCs, DinDin and Uhm Ji-yoon actively sympathize with this story. DinDin says, "I received a recommendation after watching a medical video related to dopamine. I've been doing it for 10 days now, and after holding on for just 1 minute and 30 seconds in the morning, dopamine is produced like I've never felt before." He added, “When I look in the mirror after doing this, I see myself as Cha Eunwoo,” making everyone burst into laughter. I'm curious about DinDin's morning routine that gives him enough dopamine to feel like Cha Eunwoo.

Uhm Ji-yoon recalls his past when he drank a lot and says, “There was a time when I got sick while drinking and stayed in bed for four days.” There is increasing curiosity as to how Uhm Ji-yoon, who enjoyed drinking as much as Go Min-le, was able to overcome the dopamine effect of alcohol.

You can see what advice the clergy gave regarding 'dopamine addiction' on 'Angry Soonsak', which airs at 7:40 pm today (19th).

Kim Ji-won, Ten Asia reporter bella@tenasia.co.kr