Kim Young-gwang and Kim Nam-il expose "Lowest salary during Seongnam FC days" [Holmes]

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Former soccer player Kim Young-gwang exposes Kim Nam-il.

The upcoming MBC program 'Help Me! Holmes' airing on the 17th will reveal scenes of a property viewing in Seongnam.

On that day, they head to Seongnam, where real estate market attention is currently focused. Seongnam is a city encompassing everything from the old downtown area to the first-generation new town of Bundang and the second-generation new town of Pangyo, offering a comprehensive view of South Korea's new town history at a glance.

To explore such diverse living environments in Seongnam, Kim Nam-il and Kim Young-gwang, who once formed bonds as coach and player at Seongnam FC, join forces with 'variety striker' Yang Se-hyung. In particular, Kim Nam-il and Kim Young-gwang are expected to add entertainment value to the broadcast through their bold banter and quick-witted exchanges reminiscent of 'Tom and Jerry'.

Before the official property viewing begins, Kim Young-gwang visits Seongnam to recall memories from his Seongnam FC days. While passing by a local hangover soup restaurant, he shares an anecdote about treating junior players to meals, stating, "Treating juniors to one meal cost me a month's salary."

When the cast expressed surprise, Kim Young-gwang revealed that "(Kim Nam-il) hyung gave me the lowest salary," comparing it to his highest career earnings and disclosing that his actual salary was 50 times lower. This immediately provoked an indignant reaction from Kim Nam-il, raising curiosity about what hidden story lies between them.

The three head to a property in Bundang, the first-generation new town known by the nickname "Heaven below Seongnam" due to its high housing preference. Amidst ongoing redevelopment trends across various parts of Bundang, the house they visit is revealed to be one of several complexes awaiting designation as a 'redevelopment leading district'. The well-maintained, pristine property has reportedly seen its market value rise by approximately 600 million won since the redevelopment issue emerged, drawing even greater attention.

This home belongs to parents whose two children both graduated from prestigious universities. The children's rooms feature bookshelves packed with books, creating a surprising sight. Upon seeing this, Kim Young-gwang quipped, "I used to put balls instead of books," eliciting laughter. When Kim Dae-ho asked if either had read any particularly impactful books, Kim Nam-il revealed his unexpected literary taste by mentioning his preference for mystery novels by Higashino Keigo.

Kim Young-gwang cited the Bible as the most memorable book he read. It is reported that when asked to recall specific biblical passages, he gave an unexpected answer that turned the studio into a sea of laughter. The program airs at 10 p.m. on the 17th.

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