Jeong Ji-seon's Attitude Criticized by Park Myung-soo

Park Myung-soo has criticized the attitude of Chef Jeong Ji-seon, who is gaining popularity as the 'Black and White Chef.'

On the 277th episode of KBS2's variety show 'The Boss Has Donkey Ears' (directed by Ahn Sang-eun, hereafter referred to as 'The Boss'), which aired on the 20th, Boss Kim So-yeon visited the SM ENT costume warehouse for a collaborative exhibition with artists and K-idols.

The SM ENT costume warehouse was revealed for the first time on television, showcasing a massive 1,070-pyeong space that houses costumes from SM artists such as BoA, Girls' Generation, SHINee, Red Velvet, NCT, aespa, and RIIZE. Jeon Hyun-moo expressed his surprise, saying, "I've been with SM for over 10 years, and this is my first time seeing it." The warehouse, filled with 110,000 pieces of clothing, including BoA's 'No.1' net knit, Girls' Generation's mega-hit 'Gee' colored skinny jeans, and EXO's 'Love Shot' colored suits, was said to be worth the price of a 12-story building on Gangnam Avenue, astonishing everyone once again. Upon seeing the RIIZE costumes, Boss Kim So-yeon couldn't contain her excitement, and Chef Jeong Ji-seon humorously defended her by saying, "If you like something, you can react like that."

Lee Soon-sil commented, "Red Velvet even went to North Korea. Just mentioning their name leads to ideological struggles," explaining that ideological struggles involve being criticized by an audience. Park Myung-soo then suggested, "Let's do it once after we're done," and began his attack. He criticized Jeon Hyun-moo by asking, "Why do you look at the MC like that?" and attacked Chef Jeong Ji-seon by saying, "Jeong Ji-seon, aren't you going to say anything now that you're famous?" Jeon Hyun-moo joined in, saying, "He didn't say anything even when he wasn't famous," further criticizing Jeong's attitude.

Boss Park Ki-ryang, after receiving sharp financial advice from a money trainer to save money by reducing housing costs, went on a search for a 900,000 won monthly rental with Kim Sook. Park Ki-ryang's desired house conditions included a large room with a wardrobe and good sunlight in a building less than 10 years old. The first place they visited was Daechi-dong, 15 minutes from Jamsil Stadium. Despite Park Ki-ryang's claim that "it must be over 2 million won," they were surprised by the affordable price of 750,000 won monthly rent with three rooms and a 20,000 won management fee, but the lack of sunlight, basement location, and absence of options like a refrigerator, washing machine, and air conditioner were drawbacks.

Next, they visited Sindang-dong, 20 minutes from Jamsil, and were delighted with the full options, including kitchen appliances, air conditioning, and two beds, but were disappointed by the 1 billion won deposit and 100,000 won monthly rent, exceeding their budget. Lastly, they visited a new building in Cheonho-dong. The full options, including air conditioning, air purifier, and refrigerator, were appealing, but the small room requiring them to discard their current belongings and the 100,000 won management fee and 1.1 million won monthly rent exceeding their budget were drawbacks, concluding the challenging house-hunting journey of Boss Park Ki-ryang and Kim Sook.

Reporter Taeyuna, Ten Asia youyou@tenasia.co.kr