'CCTV Controversy' Park Wi, Even His Fries Complaint Video Resurfaces… "Ah, damn!" [Star Issue]

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The past drive-thru ordering scene of YouTuber Park Wi, who was engulfed in controversy for releasing CCTV footage of a fall accident, is being re-examined.

Recently, on social networking services (SNS), YouTube, and other online platforms, a video that Park Wi previously uploaded to his YouTube channel "WiRacle" has been briefly edited and is spreading again.

The video shows Park Wi visiting a franchise fast-food restaurant on a rainy day.

Park Wi ordered a hamburger set via the drive-thru method from inside his car. After receiving the food from an employee, he frowned and complained as he was leaving the store, saying, "Ah, right. I should have asked for the fries to be fried hot."

Park Wi did not stop there; he continued to complain, repeatedly muttering "Ah, damn!" to himself, drawing attention.

The video is once again gaining attention following Park Wi's recent criticism of a social service worker.

Netizens have also expressed various opinions about the video. Some netizens reacted with comments such as "Is that really something to complain about like that?" and "I have never seen anyone ask for their fries to be fried again," while others noted, "You can request it to be fried again, but the complaining attitude at the end is not good." On the other hand, some responded with remarks like "I think one could make a polite request" and "It would be fine if it were done politely."

Meanwhile, in August, Park Wi released CCTV footage showing him bouncing off after his foot caught on the foot of a social service worker while he was getting off a KTX train.

Recalling the time of the accident, Park Wi appealed, "The social service worker did not do it intentionally, but I was angry simply because they placed their foot on the ramp." According to Park Wi, the social service worker apologized politely to him immediately after the incident.

However, immediately after the video was released, many netizens raised criticism, arguing that it was wrong for Park Wi, a famous YouTuber with 1 million subscribers, to release the CCTV footage and publicly criticize the social service worker. Furthermore, the controversy intensified due to points such as Park Wi not leaving the scene immediately after the accident, filming an accident reenactment himself, and editing out the apologies from the social service worker and other staff, including only his own claims in the video.

Park Wi, recognizing the seriousness of the situation belatedly, briefly apologized, stating, "I failed to consider the position of the staff member who did their best to help me at the scene when the incident occurred and apologized politely."

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