Shoe Expert with 40 Years of Experience, "Ask Questions at a 7th Grader's Level," Shows Energy That Flustered Yoo Jae-suk

A man who has lived as a shoe technician for over 40 years appeared on the entertainment program "You Quiz on the Block," showcasing energy that overwhelmed the production team, including Yoo Jae-suk.

"At a 7th grader's level"... The unstoppable wit of a shoe technician revealing his broadcasting experience

In the video released on the Diggle channel, the guest led the filming scene by revealing that he had experience appearing on broadcasts in the past. Regarding his past broadcast footage, he expressed confidence, mentioning, "If it's 10 seconds, I'll appear for about 3 minutes." He also showed proficiency by posing for the shoot or requesting a solo shot from Yoo Jae-suk.

During the quiz stage prepared by the production team, he showed an unstoppable attitude, stating, "Questions should be asked at around a 7th grader's level," and demanding easy questions such as "3+5 is 8." Even in the quiz situation where a prize of 1 million won was at stake, he led the atmosphere on set by saying, "I am not greedy," or by offering opinions on the difficulty of the questions.

The life of a 40-year shoe technician, "If you learn one skill, you can make a living"

Having worked in the shoe industry for over 40 years, he recalled that he began learning a skill during his 7th-grade year to make a living. Born in 1955, he expressed pride in his technical profession, saying, "I stepped into it because they said if you learn one skill, there is no problem making a living." He explained the difference from jobs with a fixed retirement age, saying, "My skill is something I can stop doing when I want to stop."

Regarding the process of his life, in which he married off both of his sons and provided them with houses, he said, "Because I had nothing learned and nothing possessed, I earned money diligently." It is known that he currently owns a house that generates monthly rental income.

"Having a lot of money doesn't mean you are happy" The final message from a life senior

Concluding the interview, the guest delivered a message to viewers: "Let's live diligently. Having a lot of money does not mean you are happy. A place like today is what is happy." Even immediately after the interview, he showed a vibrant appearance by mentioning his next schedule, saying, "I am going to the Hong Kong Railroad Club tomorrow."