Kim Eung-soo, who said it was more rural than the city..When I look at a Thai shopping mall, my eyes sparkle, and the original person doesn't make sense
MC Lee Ji-hye and Jason are confused because of the different front and back (?) appearance of Kim Eung-soo, who commissioned "Life abroad" by MC Lee Ji-hye and Jason.
In MBN and MBC drama Net 'Living Report', which is scheduled to premiere at 10:20 p.m. on the 26th, Kim Eung-soo will appear as 'Client to Live'Southeastern Asia, which is close to Korea and warm, and prefers living in the countryside to cities"Asking Lee Ji-hye and Jason for a customized guide. In response, the two will compete as team leaders of both sides, recommending Bali, Indonesia, and Chiang Mai, Thailand, which are called 'Gapseongbi's last king'.
First, Lee Ji-hye introduces Ubud House, which boasts Bali's forest sector, to target Kim Eung-soo's taste, who likes the countryside. Lee Ji-in X Kim Kyung-in, a fourth-year newlywed couple who appeared in Bali's 'living guide', is surprised to hear that rhinitis has been cured after coming to Bali. Afterwards, he showed the night view embroidered with fireflies that only live in clean nature, and Kim Eung-soo "I studied with fireflies as a light when I was a child"He appears to be fascinated by Bali's charm.
Along with nature, low prices also capture Kim Eung-soo's heart. The green Ubud House is surprising at a low price of 60,000 won per night and 30,000 won during the off-season. In addition, Jimbaran Fish Market not only offers seafood at a much cheaper price than Korea, but also cooks it at a restaurant for only 1,800 won per kilogram. Kim Eung-soo, who was impressed by the all-time high cost-effectiveness, said, `The accommodation cost of 60,000 won is also expensive. I'd rather stay at the restaurant," he laughs.
However, an ambush appears that makes Kim Eung-soo hesitate. They are the monkeys, Bali's specialty. Monkeys who surprise on the way to Uluwatu Temple quickly snatch the tourist's belongings, and Kim Eung-soo, who saw this, said, `Shouldn't you report it to the police? If Kwak Chul-yong (Kim Eung-soo character in the movie Taza) is hit by a monkey, what embarrassing is it?" makes the MCs laugh.
In a pleasant atmosphere, Jason introduces Chiang Mai, Thailand. Unlike Lee Ji-hye, who focused on living in the countryside, Jason recommends accommodation in the city center to target a niche. Kim Eung-soo, who said it was 'rural than urban', was distracted by the splendor of the Thai shopping mall after a while, and Lee Ji-hye, who felt a sense of crisis, said, `Why didn't you tell me that you liked shopping malls when you did a preliminary survey?"I strongly protest against Kim Eung-soo. In addition, Lee Ji-hye slaps at Kim Eung-soo, who has a very different response from the requested content, saying, "The front and back do not match at all." Then, Kim Eung-soo proudly hits "Original people don't add up" and devastates the studio.
