20th term of 'billion-dollar salary' Jung-suk succeeded in turning his life around after leaving the company.."Import a medium-sized car a month" [Star Issue]

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Jung-sook, the 20th member of "I'm Solo," expressed her belief in the modifier "Ppo-nyeo."

On the YouTube channel "Ji Sang-ryul KCM's Surrogate Satisfaction," which aired on the 25th, a video titled "Ask When You Can Kiss a Po-nyeo" was posted.

In the released video, Jung Sook, a 20th member of SBS Plus and ENA entertainment program "I Am Solo," appeared as a guest.

Asked by KCM about his annual salary, Jung-sook said, "Wasn't he working for a large company at the time of the broadcast?" and added, "He was the manager. I got about 100 million won for all the performance pay. "I quit a month or two after 'Nasol' ended," he said, surprising.

He raised his curiosity about his changed life, saying, "Please handle this 'beep' and let me solve it in my content." Jeong-suk said, "I think I work almost X hours a day. The working hours have become very compact," he said, and the screen that followed was captioned, "About 20% of the general company's work."

He added, "The money we make is about one medium-sized car a month." When KCM was surprised by this, saying, "It's a real reversal of life," Jung-sook said, "The time I work is that time, but I'm actually thinking about working while lying down and taking a shower. I'm anxious," he explained.

On the other hand, Jung-sook drew attention by confessing that she had no choice but to leave the company as if she were pushed by numerous malicious comments.

He said, "I don't want to remember malicious comments. The most hurtful was sexual harassment. There are rumors that quitting the company was also cut off, but not at all. I left the company as if I were being pushed. At that time, I was going to go around more because I was going to get married, but there were ridiculous rumors about me on the blind app," he said.

"I'm embarrassed to work with you at the company," he continued. "I'm scared of who's swearing at me at the company. The people I work with are also laughing, but I was so scared. I don't have a place to make money right away, but I really can't work at the company. I was so tired that I thought I was going to die," he said, shedding tears.

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