DinDin, flustered by Yoo Yun-ho's intense schedule: "Do you have debt?" [Jeon Cham Si] [★Bam TV]

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DinDin shook her head at Yoo Yun-ho of the group TVXQ's intense schedule.

In an episode of MBC's variety program 'Jeonji-jeok Cham-gwan Si-jeom' (hereinafter 'Jeon Cham Si') aired on the 18th, Yoo Yun-ho appeared and shared his daily life.

That day, Yoo Yun-ho had dinner with DinDin. The manager said, "I understand that he first met and became close with DinDin through MBC's program 'Dunia.' I heard that DinDin is his closest friend from his social life."

Yoo Yun-ho explained his busy schedule, saying, "I haven't been sleeping well lately. I filmed the concert VCR, went on 'What Do You Do?' and returned from Japan." In response, DinDin asked, "Why do you have debt? Why go to such lengths?" eliciting laughter.

Yoo Yun-ho clarified, "The timing for working just happened to overlap. It got crowded," while DinDin shook her head, saying, "You're too busy."

The two mentioned a group messenger chat with Yang Se-hyung. DinDin said, "He only joins the conversation when you come back." Yoo Yun-ho asked, "Why don't they talk about personal matters?" DinDin replied, "The topic is that you sent a music video and we worked hard, so you praised us as cool. Then you sent another teaser for the music video. How can we share personal stories in that context?"

Continuing, DinDin added, "What's frustrating about this group is that you work hard, Se-hyung works incredibly hard too, and I'm not someone who doesn't work hard either."

Regarding Yoo Yun-ho's contact attempts, DinDin said, "I heard there's a policy at SM to avoid calls from Yoo Yun-ho. Actually, while drinking with an SM friend, my phone rang and I told them to answer. They said they stepped out briefly but didn't come back for 40 minutes. When asked who it was, they said it was Senior Yoo Yun-ho, who calls occasionally every quarter. He asks more questions than the MBTI test."

In response, Yoo Yun-ho explained that he reached out to his junior because "there might be periods of burnout, so one needs to navigate through them carefully."

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