'Lee Sook Camp' wife, insists on overseas travel despite losing deposit and piling up debt: "You must fulfill your desires to be upper class" [★Night TV]

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It was revealed that the wife on 'Divorce Camp' failed to show up on the day of the apartment subscription rights contract, losing even the deposit, citing a fight with her husband as the reason.

In an episode of the JTBC variety show 'Divorce Camp' broadcast on the 5th, the story of a couple struggling over conflicts caused by excessive investment and verbal abuse was disclosed.

On this day, it was revealed that the wife had suffered significant financial losses due to her obsession with investing in apartment subscription rights. Previously, the wife had strongly advocated for the subscription rights investment despite her husband's opposition, even demanding a divorce if he did not invest. Ultimately, unable to withstand his wife's demands, the husband agreed to the investment by taking out a loan using his retirement benefits as collateral.

However, on the actual day of the subscription rights contract, the wife failed to appear at the contract location because she had argued with her husband. She did not proceed with the contract on the grounds that she was in a bad mood from the fight. This caused shock as it was revealed that she ended up losing the deposit that had already been paid.

The wife, who had pushed for investment even mentioning divorce to her husband, effectively abandoned the contract due to personal emotions and incurred financial losses.

Even more surprising was the wife's spending habits. Despite being in a situation where she had taken on debt due to the failed subscription rights investment, the wife maintained her stance that she must go on an overseas trip.

In particular, the wife referenced Maslow's five-stage hierarchy of needs theory, arguing that one can only become upper class if they fulfill the fifth stage of needs, even if they are economically poor.

Maslow's five-stage hierarchy of needs theory is a framework that categorizes human needs into physiological needs, safety needs, love and belonging needs, esteem needs, and self-actualization needs. Citing this, the wife expressed her belief that one should pursue quality of life regardless of financial circumstances.

The wife's insistence on an overseas trip despite economic difficulties, following the loss of the deposit due to emotional reasons on the day of the subscription rights contract, further highlighted the couple's conflict.

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