Lee Mi-ju, baffled by 'thrifty' Im Woo-il: "When I asked him to have a meal together, he immediately asked, 'Are you treating me?'" [Morning Stage]

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Broadcaster Im Woo-il revealed his own money-saving tips that make him feel good.

In the KBS 2TV 'Morning Stage' broadcast on the 16th, Lee Su-geun, Im Woo-il, and Lee Mi-ju appeared as guests for the upcoming eight-part series 'Welcome to Su-geun School,' which will air starting on the 25th on KBS 2TV.

Known as a 'thrifty man,' Im Woo-il explained his unique money-saving method that brings him joy: "You might think you saved 18,000 won by taking a bus or subway instead of a taxi, but you should think of it as having earned 18,000 won in one hour."

He also said, "When it rains, if you run without buying an umbrella and think, 'I earned 15,000 won by not buying an umbrella,' it feels like a scene from a movie even while you're running."

When asked if such a boyfriend or husband would be desirable, Lee Mi-ju replied, "I wonder if he is equally frugal with his wife." Im Woo-il responded, "I have actually been caught in the rain with my girlfriend. It felt romantic. However, I don't save money with my family."

Im Woo-il added, "In the past, I would hesitate between eating jjajangmyeon or jjajangramen, but now I don't save money on food. I go to the hair salon three times a year for a haircut. I didn't grow my hair to save money, but do you want to earn money with your hair? Then grow your hair."

Im Woo-il also mentioned, "For my mother's birthday this time, I learned to cook and treated her. She seemed happier when I gave her a cake."

Lee Mi-ju laughed, sharing a recent anecdote about Im Woo-il: "He seems like he has a lot of money. We agreed to have a meal together, and he casually asked, 'Are you treating me?'"

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