Sami-ja, Selling Her 6 Billion Won Home to Move into a Silver Town: "Greed is Kicking In" [Omi-ja]

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Actress Sami-ja expressed satisfaction with the facilities at the silver town.

On the 18th, a video titled "Must-Watch When Preparing for Your Parents' Old Age" was uploaded to the YouTube channel 'Not Omi-ja, But Sami-ja'.

The released video showed Sami-ja touring a silver town with her husband.

Sami-ja's husband said, "All facilities are state-of-the-art. I think it was three years ago when I suggested we move in, and you made such a fuss about not wanting to." He added, "But now I'm not pushing for it anymore. We have children, so I'm content living here with our grandchildren."

Sami-ja said, "At first, I made a big fuss because of what you said. Now my mind is slowly changing. I want something comfortable. If you're okay with it, I can go along." She shared her changed feelings.

When the production team asked about her criteria for choosing a home, Sami-ja replied, "It has to catch my eye; there's no set standard. It should be a bit spacious, and the bathroom must be wide enough so that even if someone falls, they can get up without getting hurt."

Her husband also said, "I don't have any big expectations. I just want this person to move around comfortably. Even the sound of someone stepping down from the bed gives me trauma," referring to the trauma Sami-ja experienced after a fall accident.

The couple then went on a silver town tour. When they mentioned that actor Noh Ju-hyun uses the silver town as a second home, Sami-ja said, "It feels like just yesterday we acted together in a drama. Noh Ju-hyun has become a complete high-class rich guy, while I've just become an ordinary old woman," which drew laughter from everyone.

The silver town featured a 24-hour resident care and health management center, spaces for learning Pilates, a golf putting lounge, a gym, a private movie theater exclusively for residents, and a singing practice room, all of which surprised Sami-ja and her husband.

In the clean white-toned residential rooms, appliances such as washing machines, dryers, and microwaves were built-in. Additionally, thresholds were removed, and emergency call buttons and fall prevention sensors were installed.

Sami-ja said, "The size feels just right," and asked, "How much deposit is needed for a 28-pyeong unit?" A representative from the silver town responded that deposits range from 1.17 billion won to 80 million won, with meal costs at 3.15 million won per person and 3.9 million won for two people.

Sami-ja expressed satisfaction, saying, "It's fine. I used to prefer this kind of system a lot. I thought I'd have to visit many places before coming here, but it's my first time actually visiting. It's only one-third the size of our current home, yet it feels like a treasure. The more I see, the more greedy I become." Her husband replied, "We need to do good deeds first," suggesting that selling their apartment should come first.

Sami-ja added, "I thought we'd have to move into a rental house if we sold our home, but there's no need for that at all. It seems more comfortable to live here," showing her positive attitude toward the silver town.

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