In the 339th episode of KBS Joy 'Ask Anything', which airs at 8:30 p.m. today (3rd), a former idol-turned-writer will appear to tell the story of losing about 180 million won, including debt due to seclusion and investment failures.
The storyteller served as a sub-vocalist in the group 'Mask'. The storyteller recalls that one day after his debut song, he was preparing for his next album, he was verbally abused and assaulted by a member of the team while going down with an umbrella he didn't know. The writer confesses the incident that led to the team's withdrawal, saying, "When I talked to him in a frustrated manner, my brother hit the umbrella against the wall and hit his head and face."
The storyteller, who stayed at home for a year or two and lived in seclusion, reportedly made double profits this year with 5 million won in total assets left when electric vehicle stocks were popular, but later took out loans and invested at the request of his parents and suffered losses one after another. Eventually, he tried to invest in coin futures with the remaining money, but failed again and lost 180 million won in debt.
The current writer said that he is making money through YouTube live streaming. "I can pay back 4.65 million won a month, but I can spend about 500,000 won for my life," he explains, adding that it is thanks to the sponsorship of the few viewers.
The writer also frankly confides in his lingering desires and desires for the stage. However, the Bodhisattvas who hear this continue to give realistic advice. Seo Jang-hoon "If you're 27 now and you're in debt, you should reduce your broadcasting hours and change your habit by finding a part-time job.", and recommends jobs dealing with people such as cafes and clothing stores. Lee Soo-geun then said, "I think I deserve to be missed only when I'm ready to show the best performance on stage at any time? He appears to advise firmly, "Don't keep saying you want to do anything, but develop yourself..."
The storyteller also presents a song during the broadcast. In response, Seo Jang-hoon acknowledges his voice and skills, but advises that considering his current age and environment, he should not just wait for the opportunity. But then "If you don't take a bad heart, you succeed. That's how I saw it. He also shares warm support.
In addition, the story of a 20-year-old international couple who broke up their marriage after their honeymoon and the story of a 20-year-old international couple whose wife is worried can be found on KBS Joy at 8:30 p.m. today (3rd). More videos of 'Ask Anything' can also be found on major online channels (YouTube, Facebook, etc.) and portal sites.
