Lee Chang-seop, 10,000 Comments Full of Insults... Only Kim Won-hoon Gained Favor: "Picking Up and Taking Out Trash Are Separate Issues" [Star Issue]

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While Lee Chang-seop of the group BTOB sparked controversy by making extreme remarks in a 'trash debate' concerning whether he should take out his car's trash while dating, comedian and actor Kim Won-hoon, who expressed opposing views, has gained attention for receiving supportive reactions.

On the 26th, a video titled "It Only Takes 3 Seconds to Steal Your Girlfriend" from the 'Business Hours' segment of YouTube channel 'Twelve Floors' surpassed 2.8 million views and received over 13,000 comments, demonstrating explosive popularity.

Comments included: "Kim Won-hoon was right. Being considerate by picking someone up is completely separate from asking them to take out the trash. Why should I clean up my own car's trash?", "How lonely a fight Kim Won-hoon fought there in a 4-to-1 ratio", "Kim Won-hoon became even more likable", and "Everyone except Kim Won-hoon seems calculating." Many comments supported Kim Won-hoon.

Other reactions included: "Trash is something you can throw away yourself, so asking your girlfriend to do it every time feels like a sense of compensation," "True consideration comes from the heart; any consideration done with an expectation of reward isn't really consideration," "Once a sense of compensation arises, the relationship ends," "Wow, Lee Chang-seop finished that story but suddenly had a sudden outburst and started talking about it again," "It's not just a male-female relationship; it's a human relationship. It's not proper manners to ask anyone, not just your girlfriend," and "I can take out the trash... but I'm picking you up and dropping you off, so this message makes me dislike everything."

Recently, in the 'Business Hours' segment of YouTube channel 'Twelve Floors', a story from a writer was shared under the title "Whose Side Will You Take? Boyfriend vs. Girlfriend."

The writer stated: "We are a couple in our late 20s who have been dating for three months. My boyfriend has a car and picks me up and drops me off every time we go on a date without fail. Even when I say it's okay, he insists, 'I feel better doing this,' so he always does it. Thanks to that, I can enjoy our dates comfortably and am always grateful. However, recently my boyfriend started giving me trash and saying, 'Please throw this away on your way home.' It was leftover water bottles and coffee cups from before our date when he ate alone. At first, I just threw them away, but now he asks every time we go on a date. Eventually, we had a big fight over this."

He continued: "When I told my boyfriend, 'You should throw away what you ate,' he replied, 'I pick you up and drop you off.' When I said, 'I never asked for that; you said you liked it,' he responded, 'I did it to make things easier for you. Can't you do something considerate for me?' I am always grateful for using my boyfriend's car and often pay for most of our date expenses. Is not throwing away the trash on the way home a lack of consideration?" he expressed his dilemma.

In response, Lee Chang-seop said, "Yes, it's a lack of consideration," and added, "No manners at all, no consideration." Other participants Kwak Beom and pH-1 and Kim Ji-yoo also reacted similarly to Lee Chang-seop.

Among them, Kim Won-hoon stated, "But this isn't trash generated during the date; it's trash the man personally collected." He added, "There must have been other trash he used before as well." He continued, "He should throw away his own trash. If it were trash from watching OTT together in the car or eating chicken, I could understand. But this is personal trash."

Kim Won-hoon said, "From the beginning, the man said it was fine and started it himself, so saying he won't take out the trash and asking 'I've done this much, why can't you do that?' is childish." He also added, "I think picking someone up and dropping them off is separate from asking them to take out the trash. But my boyfriend linked the two: 'I pick you up in the car, so why can't you throw away the trash?' The woman is willing to throw away trash generated during the date. But this is trash the man made alone; why should I throw it away?" he expressed confusion.

Subsequently, netizens pointed out Lee Chang-seop's overly heated remarks and behavior. Lee Chang-seop posted on a fan communication platform: "I need to do better. I need to be more fun. I need to be more memorable. Sometime ago, I discovered that I've become obsessed with this. It seems I even became numb to such stimulating things. It's really hard. It's not easy, but let's return to our original intentions! I must reflect on my overly stimulating self, reflect on my words and actions, reflect on my expressions, and become an appropriate person again."

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