Kim Gura clarifies parking controversy: "I wasn't angry... Was there really a need to stick it on with glue?"

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Broadcaster Kim Gura issued an explanation after expressing dissatisfaction over having a warning sticker attached to his car parked in a compact car-only zone, sparking controversy.

On the 21st, Kim Gura addressed the compact car parking zone issue during a live broadcast on his YouTube channel 'Gri-Gura'.

Previously, Kim Gura revealed that after moving into a newly constructed apartment complex in Songdo, he experienced parking difficulties and parked in a compact car-only zone, receiving a warning sticker. Following public criticism accusing him of being unreasonable despite having violated the rule himself, he took direct action to clarify the situation.

He stated, "Many people said, 'You made a mistake but are you angry?' I felt anger rise and then subside. Isn't it okay to feel anger inside?" He further explained, "I wasn't actually angry."

He continued, "What I couldn't understand was that while receiving the warning itself was fine, I had doubts about whether there was really a need to use such a strongly adhesive sticker. It seemed like they should have used super-strong glue."

Adding, "Some comments said, 'There must have been parking space available.' But there wasn't. If there had been, we would have parked elsewhere—why park here?" He expressed his sense of injustice.

Kim Gura reiterated, "I am a resident, and due to insufficient parking spaces, I parked there and received a sticker. While I understand the act of attaching the sticker itself, I was upset that it was attached with glue."

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