Husband hurt by wife's disregard appears... Seo Jang-hoon criticizes 'sweet potato' speech style, saying "You keep going in circles" [Lee Sook-camp] [★Night TV]

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On 'Divorce Reflection Camp,' a husband hurt by his wife's disregard appeared.

In the JTBC variety program 'Divorce Reflection Camp' aired on the 10th, a household survey was conducted for the second couple of Season 24.

That day, the second couple had been married for 11 years. The wife prepared breakfast while the husband took care of the children. The two remained silent without speaking to each other, and although the husband's meal was served, he sat motionless on the sofa. Only after his wife got up from her seat did he finally sit down to eat.

The husband disciplined the child while the wife focused solely on her own tasks without saying a word. The husband expressed dissatisfaction with childcare, stating, "It's just a vicious cycle. Whatever the child asks for, my wife does it all." In response, the wife countered, "It is a parent's heart to want to do everything for their child."

The wife had been running an eyelash beauty shop for seven years. Regarding her income, she said, "When business was good, I earned over 10 million won in a month. Now it's around 6 million won." In contrast, the husband's business did not go well. After closing his business, he is currently working as a developer in the IT industry. The husband's monthly income is unstable; when things are going well, he earns more than 10 million won, but there have been times when he earned nothing at all.

The wife told her husband, "You've become strange since you started your business. Even the idea of working as a designated driver is too much." The husband retorted, "When I asked how much I made while driving for others, they said it wasn't much compared to the time spent. I earned more than double the minimum wage." The wife added, "It's true that our economic situation has worsened to the point where you had to work as a designated driver."

Park Ha-seon said, "Isn't it better than not earning anything at all? You could live like an unemployed person; many of the people here are unemployed." Lee Dong-geon also pointed out, "The vocabulary your wife uses doesn't seem to come from sadness. It's aggressive." In response, the wife said, "I didn't know that."

Regarding the words that hurt him, the husband said, "You told me, 'If you're going to be like this, take care of the child yourself. Don't start a business.' I hated that the most." The wife countered, "Why does that make you feel bad? Women also take breaks during maternity leave. Why is it something unpleasant for a man? That's what makes you an old-fashioned person."

The husband said, "I feel ignored. It makes me think, 'If you were really earning well, you wouldn't have said things like that.'"

The wife told her husband, "Your business is causing me stress. I even think about it. Do we really have to go this far? I thought we should stop now."

Seo Jang-hoon asked, "You've been in business for six years; how much profit did you make?" The husband replied, "Just enough to pay off the apartment loan. I never even thought about how much money I made from this work," failing to give a proper answer. Seo Jang-hoon then honestly said, "There are people for whom business doesn't suit them."

Next, the husband brought up conflicts between his mother-in-law and his wife, and the two showed conflict even on that issue.

The wife claimed she did not know her husband's exact salary. When the cast members asked him about his salary, he avoided giving a direct answer by saying, "I'm paying management fees and loan interest."

Regarding the husband who could not state his income clearly, Seo Jang-hoon pointed out his 'sweet potato' speech style: "Although I haven't seen much of you, having observed many others, I have no choice but to observe. You need to develop a way of speaking clearly. No matter what you say, you keep going in circles. Such words lack power. It's difficult for us who are listening as well."

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