Kim Ji-min, "I hope you're the one who misunderstands and apologizes."a blow to one's power trip [Lee Ho-seon's relationship]

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Psychological counselor Lee Ho-seon and broadcaster Kim Ji-min foreshadow a sharp psychological analysis of the perception of distorted power abuse through the story of a tenant who claims "power abuse" and a landlord who complains of injustice.

SBS Plus 'Cider of Lee Ho-seon', which will air on the 17th, will reveal vivid true stories that cause anger just by listening to the theme of 'Neighbor Villains Ruining Daily Life'. Among them, the landlord, who is under extreme stress because of the tenants who push all legitimate requests as "gapjil," draws attention by expressing "their power trip, the power trip, I'm so tired of it!"

Kim Ji-min, who heard the story, said, "The concept itself is strange," and added, "I don't think I know it's Gapjil." "I think someone thinks that nagging him is a power trip itself," he points out. He then sympathizes with the landlord's position, saying, "That's what needs to be said."

Accordingly, Lee Seon-ho psychologically analyzes the attitude of tenants in the story with a sharp gaze like an awl. Lee Ho-seon pointed out, "I think there is a sense of victimization when I am a little disadvantaged," and "These people seem to have a different definition of power abuse itself," and gave a clear "Definition of Power Abuse" to nod everyone's head.

Lee Sun-ho then said, "There is no answer for those who think they are only victims and believe that their rights are only right. Such a person cannot be happy under any circumstances," he says in a meaningful remark. It raises questions about what loopholes there would have been in the tenant's claim that was shouting "gapjil" and what conclusions the analysis of Lee Sun-ho and Kim Ji-min's Day will lead to.

Finally, Kim Ji-min said, "Anyone can do something wrong," to neighboring villains who do not hesitate to ruin someone's daily life without any hesitation. But I want to be a person who recognizes that it's wrong and apologizes," he says. In addition, he expressed his feelings about a world without villains, saying, "I hope I can live with people who are all common sense in a world of common sense," drawing sympathy from Lee Ho-seon.

The production team said, "The stories of the neighbor villains of the enemy will cause anger to grab the back of the neck, and the clear words of Lee Sun-ho and Kim Ji-min will give cider," adding, "Professor Lee Sun-ho's 'Justice of Gapjil' will give everyone an opportunity to think again."

Meanwhile, "Cider of Lee Ho-seon" airs every Saturday at 10 a.m.

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