Son Su-ah, after conflict with her mother Lee Kyung-sil ends, complains of stomach pain: "She's like a dictator… I'll never cook together again" [Our Mom Lee Kyung-sil]

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Son Su-ah, daughter of comedian Lee Kyung-sil, experienced intense conflict while learning to cook from her mother.

On the YouTube channel 'Our Mom Lee Kyung-sil,' released on the 28th, the process of mother and daughter Lee Kyung-sil and Son Su-ah preparing food together for their grandmother was depicted.

Son Su-ah entered the kitchen with the mindset of learning to cook from Lee Kyung-sil and said, "Let's promise not to get frustrated with me," but her mother Lee Kyung-sil's nagging did not stop from the start. From how to dilute soybean paste to how to slice onions, and even how to place dishes after washing them, Lee Kyung-sil's voice grew louder. Eventually, Lee Kyung-sil snapped, "We need to hurry, so why won't you listen?"

Son Su-ah retorted with a wronged expression, "I have my own way too. It feels like you're being a dictator." In response, Lee Kyung-sil countered, "It's because it's my household. If you run your own household, do whatever you want," and the conflict between mother and daughter in the kitchen reached its peak. Perhaps due to stress, Son Su-ah suddenly complained of stomach pain, saying, "I feel like my intestines are twisted."

The cooking proceeded smoothly only after Son Su-ah resigned herself to her mother's nagging. When Son Su-ah said, "I don't think I'm the type who can't be helpful anywhere, but next to my mom, it seems like I'm not being helpful," Lee Kyung-sil delivered a sharp remark: "It's because you don't talk back in places outside where you earn money."

Mother and daughter Lee Kyung-sil and Son Su-ah prepared three dishes for their grandmother: doenjang ugeoji jjigae (soybean paste stew with radish greens), octopus sulkhoe oitangtang-i (raw octopus salad with cucumber), and Galbi-jjim (braised short ribs). Watching Lee Kyung-sil, who cooks by feel without measuring much, Son Su-ah expressed regret, saying, "I wanted to learn my mom's recipes and share them with our subscribers, but I didn't learn anything."

Tasting the finished dishes, Son Su-ah shared her thoughts on cooking together: "Galbi-jjim is my favorite food, but making it together doesn't seem to taste like what my mom used to make. In the future, I should make it alone and feed my mom. However, I will never cook together again."

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