Moon Sang-hoon, 30,000 pyeong 'cattle herding' leaves him shocked by the smell of cow dung... "It's hard to stand on two feet" [KongKongPamPam]

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Creator Moon Sang-hoon could not contain his shock at the smell of cow dung.

In the episode of tvN's variety program 'Where Beans Grow, Go Farm, Ha Farm Animal Farm' (hereinafter 'KongKongPamPam'), which aired on the 3rd, KKPP Food employees Lee Gwang-soo and Do Kyung-soo, along with intern Moon Sang-hoon, were shown embarking on afternoon technical training.

On that day, the staff began the task of 'cattle herding,' luring dairy cows released in the pasture back to the farm as part of their afternoon duties. To locate the cows that had disappeared into the corners of the pasture, they ventured onto a walking path.

The vast walking path was filled with camellia trees, hinoki cypress, wild garlic, and ferns. The employees were greatly impressed by the lush scenery, exclaiming, "It doesn't feel real."

However, those herding cattle across the 30,000 pyeong farm showed signs of exhaustion as they walked endlessly through the endless plains. Kim Woo-bin also sighed, saying, "We're really getting a good lower-body workout today," while Moon Sang-hoon remarked, "My electrolytes are so depleted right now."

Moon Sang-hoon wiped the sweat from his forehead, saying, "I don't even know how the day is going. It feels like it's hard to stand on two feet anymore. I realize just how amazing this is." After smelling his hands, he added, "I need to wash my hands first. This is shocking," wrinkling his nose at the smell of manure and drawing laughter.

Meanwhile, Kim Woo-bin gave a positive review of intern Moon Sang-hoon's first task, saying, "He seems to fit well. I've felt that way since yesterday. With one more person, it feels like they're definitely giving out work, and it's becoming easier." Do Kyung-soo also gave a thumbs-up, calling him "reliable" and "a comrade," but Lee Gwang-soo offered a deliberately cool assessment, adding to the laughter by saying, "Actually, it's not easy to do nothing on the first day. He hasn't made any major mistakes, but I think we need to watch him a bit more."

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