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Guo Yun-gi, known for his frugality, reveals monthly card bill of 28 million won: "My future wife will fly first class"

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Former national short track speed skating representative Guo Yun-gi revealed that he spent 28 million won on his credit card in a single month, surprising many.

On the 5th, Episode 4 of 'Money Show Hearing,' featuring Guo Yun-gi, was released on Kiwoom Securities' official YouTube channel, 'Channel Kkuk.'

On that day, Guo Yun-gi revealed that his credit card bill for the previous month reached 28 million won, astonishing the participants.

Regarding this, Guo Yun-gi explained, "I used it for YouTube production costs, such as traveling to the World Cup or filming overseas." He added, "Four of us went, including me, and I covered the expenses for the other three as well."

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/Photo=YouTube 'Channel Kkuk and Channel k by Kiwoom Securities'

Guo Yun-gi, who is known for his habit of saving money, revealed that he still looks for 1+1 deals first when buying snacks at convenience stores.

On the other hand, he expressed a desire to spend money generously on his future wife. Guo Yun-gi stated that if he travels with his future spouse, he would like her to fly first class even if he takes economy.

Additionally, Guo Yun-gi revealed that his assets have increased since his retirement and mentioned the sports pension paid for life.

He explained, "I receive a pension of 1 million won that will be paid until I die. It is provided by the Korea Sports Promotion Foundation, which pays out based on athletes' pension scores."

He added, "I started receiving the pension at age 19. At first, I gave it to my parents, but now I am saving it well."

Meanwhile, Guo Yun-gi competed in the Winter Olympics in Vancouver in 2010, PyeongChang in 2018, and Beijing in 2022, and concluded his active playing career in May of last year.

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