Deundin reveals unexpected romance history: "I broke up with my ex-girlfriend over chicken feet" [The Men Who Earn Their Keep]

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Singer Deundin revealed an unexpected story from his romantic past.

On the 25th, on Comedy TV's variety show "The Men Who Earn Their Keep," Lee Jun and Deundin engaged in a food bill guessing contest after visiting three renowned restaurants.

In the first round held at a specialty restaurant for gopchang (beef intestines), Deundin showed enthusiasm from the start, saying he "wanted to win." When the gopchang was served, he actively appealed for hints by stating, "Honestly, if this were my girlfriend, I would already be dating her. I want to kiss it." Lee Jun countered by asserting, "I think this place should become a tourist attraction."

In particular, while discussing the spiciness of the gopchang, Deundin brought up chicken feet and revealed an anecdote about having broken up with a past girlfriend over them. He explained that he ended the relationship after a fight with his ex-girlfriend, who had waited 40 minutes in front of the restaurant to eat chicken feet.

He then made an eccentric remark, saying, "If this were gopchang, I would have married it. I could even pop a ring onto my finger while proposing." However, the owner's choice went to Lee Jun, and Lee Jun also claimed the first victory.

In the second round, a hot plate chicken galbi contest, Deundin won another hint by capturing the heart of Lee Jun-i (President)-nim, who stood up from her seat to eat the naturally stretched cheese. However, both contestants wrote down 65,000 won as their estimated total bill, resulting in a tie and no winner being determined.

In the final unlimited refill shabu-shabu contest, Deundin expressed uncertainty, saying he had "never paid out of pocket to eat shabu-shabu," but soon attracted Ra Myeo (President)-nim's attention by musing, "I'm considering whether I should take a half-body bath in this broth." Immediately after eating the beef brisket, he suddenly exclaimed "Yum," causing laughter. Although the hint again went to Lee Jun, the victory belonged to Deundin. Having washed away the frustration of the previous rounds, Deundin's joy was short-lived as the final result was declared a draw, resulting in both contestants receiving penalties; they sat side by side in despair.

In this way, Lee Jun and Deundin provided viewers with laughter by adding their candid banter and eccentric reactions to the intense food bill guessing contest.

Meanwhile, "The Men Who Earn Their Keep" airs every Sunday at 9:30 p.m. on Comedy TV.

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