Kim Su-min and Choi Jeong-a Recommend Practical Gifts for 'Social Life Masters' Using KakaoTalk Gift

In a video from the YouTube channel 'New Minsang', four cast members, including Kim Su-min and Choi Jeong-a, shared useful gift items for social life and know-how on utilizing the KakaoTalk Gift feature.

"Life has become easier" — Practical items in the 30,000 won range picked by Kim Su-min

Cast member Kim Su-min recommended a '20-liter automatic sensor trash can' among the items that can be purchased through KakaoTalk Gift. After purchasing the product, Kim Su-min mentioned, "Life has become so much easier," emphasizing the convenience of the lid opening without touching it. In particular, she noted that the 20-liter capacity is convenient for single-person households or two-person households, and its price point is under 40,000 won (35,900 won mentioned in the video), making it a burden-free gift. Additionally, Kim Su-min added that this item would also be useful for parents raising children.

Gift lists by situation suggested by Choi Jeong-a and the cast

Choi Jeong-a and the other cast members presented various gift lists tailored to the recipient's taste and situation. The cast categorized the main items as products that are somewhat wasteful to buy for oneself but provide high satisfaction when received as a gift.

Daily necessities such as towels and toilet paper were mentioned as major candidates. Kim Su-min recommended towels with a thick weight (around 280g), while Choi Jeong-a mentioned 'Tempo' toilet paper with a thick texture or high-end toilet paper suitable as a housewarming gift. For interior accessories, a wine opener from 'Alessi' was mentioned, and among cosmetics, 'Jo Malone Head Cream' was noted as a good gift for both men and women. Additionally, unique items such as the recently talked-about 'Literary Bread' (a set consisting of book-shaped bread and a bookmark) from the publisher Minumsa were introduced.

How to use Wishlists and preferred gift types

The cast members stated that they actively use the 'Wishlist' feature to prevent unnecessary gifts and increase practicality. Kim Su-min explained that if one puts necessary items in a wishlist, the other person can send gifts without duplication, allowing one to efficiently receive necessary items over the course of a year. On the other hand, certain vitamin products called the 'Hermès of vitamins' or products that might have low satisfaction relative to their price were mentioned as difficult gifts to receive.

Regarding gifts preferred by men, they mentioned a trend in KakaoTalk Gift where 'Hanwoo' (Korean beef) ranks high in the price range of over 100,000 won, and they also discussed the satisfaction provided by practical gifticons such as Baemin gift certificates.