"Volleyball's Kang Dong-won" Kim Yo-han mentions marriage even during first blind date, with focus on his nose and ears [Groom Class 2]

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Former volleyball player Kim Yo-han mentioned marriage during his first blind date, delivering a direct flirtation.

In the fifth episode of Channel A's "Groom Class 2," broadcast on the 16th, Kim Yo-han, known as "the Dong-won of the volleyball world," made a surprise debut as a new student and approached blind dates with the resolve to "get married faster than anyone else." He visited Jeong Yi-ju, who had previously been introduced through Jin's Bank of Korea, at her residence in Hanam City, where they enjoyed a surprise after-work date.

'Newcomer' Kim Yo visited a marriage agency that the Bank of Korea had also visited 10 years ago to receive an objective evaluation as a potential groom. Kim Yo, of the Bank of Korea, told the couple manager, "First priority is appearance above 'Goyang,' and I want to meet a woman in her 30s." The manager replied with a realistic answer, saying, "Matching is not easy, so the membership fee is high. The fee has risen about three times compared to 10 years ago," which made Kim Yo sigh. A few days later, with the support of his mother and his close friend Lee Su-geun, Kim Yo went on a blind date with a determined mindset.

While waiting at the Bank of Korea cafe, Lee Ju-yeon, a model with a strikingly fair complexion, made her entrance, prompting Kim Yo to exclaim, "I thought a doll was walking in," as he immediately fell for her. Lee Ju-yeon introduced herself as a CEO who runs a fitness center and shared that she enjoys all kinds of sports, including running, CrossFit, and wakeboarding, which helped her connect with Kim Yo. Kim Yo discovered that he and Lee Ju-yeon share the same religion, as well as similar views on dating, marriage, and plans for children. When Lee Ju-yeon remarked that her hands are large for her height, Kim Yo asked, "Can I try holding your hand?" and attempted a hand-holding gesture.

Kim Yo, continuing the conversation, said, "It seems our conversation is going well," and proposed, "Let's have a meal and talk more," before moving to a restaurant. The destination was a Korean barbecue restaurant run by an acquaintance of Kim Yo-han, where Lee Ju-yeon happily ate the meat grilled by Kim Yo-han.

Kim Yo-han's flirting became even bolder. When Lee Ju-yeon said, "I want to travel with my boyfriend," he replied, "Can I go to an island?" Later, while Lee Ju-yeon was tying her apron, he handed her a strand of hair and confessed, "Your neck is incredibly pretty, and your ears are beautiful too." Kim Yo-han then said, "A friend of mine who met someone here is even thinking about marriage, so I brought Ju-yeon here to absorb some good energy. Would you like to go on a date sometime?" He even requested an after-date. Lee Ju-yeon readily nodded, and Kim Yo-han immediately exchanged contact information with her.

The scene of Jin Yi-han and Jeong Yi-ju's date was also revealed. Before Jin Yi-han's Bank of Korea date, he received relationship advice from Wax, his "close older sister." Jin Yi-han's Bank of Korea said, "When I first met Yi-ju, it was just great, but now it has become more serious. I've become more curious about Yi-ju." Wax advised, "You need to approach her more actively," prompting Jin Yi-han's Bank of Korea to call Jeong Yi-ju on the spot. He asked, "Can we meet briefly after work?" When Jeong Yi-ju replied, "That's fine," he smiled broadly and rushed to Jeong Yi-ju's neighborhood in Hanam, Gyeonggi Province.

The two, dressed casually, had dinner at YangGalbi, a regular spot for Jeong I-ju. Jin I praised I-ju, saying, "The scent of I-ju I met today is the best." In response to Jin I's same-day date proposal, Jeong I-ju replied, "I was flustered, but I am so grateful and happy."

As the clock struck past 10 p.m., the two headed toward Jeong I-ju's home for a night walk. Just as they were reluctant to part, Jin of Bank of Korea suggested, "The convenience store in front of your house is so pretty; let's have a drink." While warming themselves with a hot beverage, Jin, noticing Jeong I-ju shivering in her thin clothes, took off his coat and gave it to her. Just before they parted, he pulled a book from his arms and presented it as a gift. That

Meanwhile, Channel A's "Husband Class 2" airs every Thursday at 10 p.m.

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