Ahn Jae-hyun, seed money depleted, facing 'zero balance' crisis [Running Man]

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Actor Ahn Jae-hyun is set to be crowned the 'unlucky person.'

In the SBS 'Running Man' episode airing on the 24th, scenes of the members wailing in pain are depicted.

On this day, the race is themed 'Why is Running Man like this?' as members face a dilemma roulette to select seed money. While the members unleash a bold strategy of moths to the flame over the roulette selection, a 'Squat Peeling' mission unfolds, where they compete in a peeling contest while in a squat position.

It is reported that Kim Jong-kook's tiger trainer instincts awaken as he takes his exercise seriously, and under his strict guidance, the mission proceeds with continuous screams and wails of pain breaking out in various places.

Even before teams were formed, members competed fiercely to team up with Ji Seok-jin, the weakest link, pointing him out as their opponent one after another. Yang Se-chan exclaims, "This is a jackpot," instantly crushing Ji Seok-jin's morale and turning the scene into a sea of laughter.

Although the mission seemed to have an obvious outcome, Ji Seok-jin, the 'veteran,' unexpectedly performs brilliantly, instantly reversing the atmosphere. As the unexpected arrival of 'peeling mastery' shakes the flow of the game, who will emerge as the winner of this contest?

In contrast, Ahn Jae-hyun reveals his 'paper person' side, trembling all over even just by assuming a squat position. On top of that, every time he spins the roulette, he keeps drawing 'nothing,' displaying his unique 'unlucky hand' quality and fully showcasing his variety show charm.

To make matters worse, his already meager seed money was stolen, ultimately leaving him in a crisis of 'zero balance,' and he eventually gives up in despair, turning the scene into a sea of laughter. Airing at 6:10 p.m. on the 24th.

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