Park Se-ri, Real-Life Struggles After Retirement: "Even Complaining About Employee Salaries and Taxes" [Namgyeoseo]

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Former golfer Park Se-ri opened up about the practical challenges she has faced while running a business after her retirement.

On the episode of the tvN STORY variety show 'What to Do with What's Left' broadcast on the 2nd, Park Se-ri candidly discussed everything from the burden of employee salaries and taxes after retirement to changes in her interpersonal relationships.

On that day, Lee Young-ja asked Park Se-ri, "Don't you have to match up your employees' salaries? Since there is no money coming in. Which time during the end of the month makes it hard for you to breathe?"

In response, Park Se-ri answered, "The first week. It goes out on the 1st." When Lee Young-ja asked what else was burdensome besides salaries, Park Se-ri revealed, "Taxes."

Hearing this, Kim Chang-ok questioned, "It is thoroughly realistic. Number one is salary, number two is taxes. What is number three?"

Park Se-ri confessed that the process of adapting to a new environment after retirement was not easy either. She said, "Since I was someone who only did sports, it was very difficult. Starting something new was not easy. Especially broadcasting, and creating opportunities to meet people were also like that."

She continued, "Before, I could not just go find people and meet them like that. Because I was an athlete, everything else was not important. As an athlete preparing for and participating in tournaments, what else could I do?" she explained.

She then added, "After retiring, I had to go on my own, do something, ask for favors, and even make complaints about things I wished were different," revealing, "I am not the type of person who approaches others familiarly, so at first it was a little difficult."

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