"Even 0.2 billion won is missing"...Seo Jang-hoon enraged by self-deprecating clown boyfriend [Love War]

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'Love War' Seo Jang-hoon expresses anger toward a male contestant who constantly belittles himself.

The 14th episode of JTBC's variety program 'Love War,' airing on the 28th, features a couple: an 11-year veteran clown boyfriend and his girlfriend, a manager whose main job is as a social worker. Comedian Lee Kyung-gu joins as a special diplomat.

During that day's broadcast, Lee Kyung-gu firmly opposes the topic recently heating up online—"Can you approve of a son-in-law who is a clown and has saved 200 million won?"—stating, "A clown son-in-law is not acceptable." In response, Lee Hyori remarks, "He brings joy to those around him and works hard to earn money; that doesn't seem bad." Lee Kyung-gu replies, "A person who makes others happy cannot manage their own household. I am the same way."

The couple of an 11-year veteran clown boyfriend and his manager girlfriend draws attention as they face conflicts over practical issues. While the girlfriend handles everything from managing SNS accounts to promote her boyfriend, scheduling coordination, to household chores, she wishes he would focus on self-improvement for their future. However, the boyfriend avoids conversation. Especially after comparing himself to the meme of a 'boyfriend who saved 200 million won,' he says, "I don't even have 0.2 billion won, let alone 200 million," and continues to belittle himself.

Seo Jang-hoon angrily asks the boyfriend, "What kind of act is this?" before bluntly stating, "Your girlfriend could meet someone else and live comfortably." Even in front of his tearful girlfriend, when the boyfriend persists in self-deprecation, Seo Jang-hoon sharply tells him, "Then leave."

Meanwhile, Lee Kyung-gu, who had become deeply immersed in the story of the immature tall-clown boyfriend and his manager girlfriend providing 24-hour care, suddenly switches into 'movie director mode.' He comments, "The narrative of these two is a typical melodrama, but the content is good," showing interest in it as a screenplay item, then adds, "They could even be hit on the back of the head," hinting at a future plot twist.

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