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[00:00:00]Hello everyone. This is welcome to my channel. I'm a Korean YouTuber. My skin is very dry because I have been hospitalized for one month du to traffic accident. So I'm staying here. hmm. I have a multiple bone broke.

[00:00:25]So I need this one.

[00:00:28]Make me stand up.

[00:00:34]Recovering little by little by day.

[00:00:37]yes. Nice to meet you. This is Madam Kang.

[00:00:41]Ah, nice to meet you, Arena.

[00:00:44]good morning.

[00:00:49]Oh, the weather is so nice today. The sunlight hasn't come in yet. The sunlight is n't coming in and the sky is so beautiful that the air conditioner in our hospital room is n't working right now. Since the day before yesterday, my wake-up time has been 8:20. I usually eat breakfast at 7. But today, I hardly eat breakfast. It’s my personality not to eat normally, but since I have to take my medicine, I’m eating it anyway. I’m trying to make sure I eat properly, like a Gina meal, so when I hear the crackling sound, I get ready to eat—a plate of meat, meat? Ah, it's been a long time. Oh, I think this is my first time at the hospital.

[00:01:31]Ah, nice to meet you, Jeong Eui-seon. So, a plate of meat, and then there was seasoned wild chives. You're asking how old that is? How old do you look? I have a lot of gray hair here right now. It looks empty here right now, doesn't it? This is the white hair. There are so many of them in the three-inch atmosphere and in front of the three-inch area. There are a lot of them here, and if it weren't for this one, it would look difficult for a five-year-old. Hurry up and eat a lot. I just came back after eating that, but I need another snack.

[00:01:59]So, osteoporosis that is good for the bones. Hmm hmm.

[00:02:05]I will eat cheese like this. cheese.

[00:02:08]Yesterday I ate Imsil cheese and regular cheddar slices, but today... uh, Belcube.

[00:02:13]Suddenly... oh, are you asking if I'm 45? Ca n't you take that into account? It looks a bit high when you look at it like this. But actually, it's fine if you color it.

[00:02:24]Here and this one. yes. It is coming out a bit on the back of those two sides too, but since that is n't visible, it does n't matter. As long as I cover the front part, and you know I've been coming out for the third day now. I definitely, really definitely turned it on early because of our Jinyoung, rather than when you were just lying in the hospital room. I thought you might be waiting, so... Jinyoung, did you come safely? I'll eat some cheese in Korea first. I used to always eat these star-shaped Belcube cubes with wine. Oh, are you okay, Yangpa? yes. yes. Jinyoung, you have come to Korea.

[00:03:02]Oh, congratulations. Ah, thank you, Neoguri. Please apply it to your lips.

[00:03:11]Ah, it's been three days since I last washed my hair. They wash my hair here on Tuesdays and Fridays. Today is the day of reckoning again, but honestly, washing my hair is the happiest time for me.

[00:03:26]Oh, you mean America?

[00:03:28]No, you said you were coming from New York.

[00:03:33]Oh, no. I didn't say I went to New York.

[00:03:38]Our Lucky. Ah, this is Korea.

[00:03:45]First off, since the fracture was quite severe, cheese, milk, then... well, Uplait, salmon.

[00:03:55]Ah, so you came from New York to the US, not Korea? So you came to Korea and back? hmm. Because I live in the hospital.

[00:04:07]How long has it been since you washed your hair, my Yangpa? For the first time? Since you got hurt, Lena, right? Are n't I right? I heard he was coming back to Korea from New York, so I asked if his mother was in bad condition, and he said yes, so I handled the flow that way. Did you quit drinking? So, Lena, I was right, wasn't I? Oh, thank you, attorney. Lenao. Hmm hmm. Ah, I shouldn't leave a chat message.

[00:04:37]Anyway, the chat appears at the bottom. As long as I don't cut this.

[00:04:42]Oh, I haven't gone to Korea yet. But you said last time that you were on your way to Korea from New York.

[00:04:48]Ah, only Balance came. Then what am I? Was it a dream?

[00:04:57]Ah, I think I'm out of my mind. But I guess it's because it's the first day.

[00:05:00]Is it the second day? He has good qualities. Oh, I put this on for myself, too. It gives me energy, and it feels good to be able to talk. Also, I sleep much better. And sleep soundly. yes. So I think I slept really well yesterday and the day before yesterday. It feels like work, too.

[00:05:23]Oh, you ask how old I am?

[00:05:25]50. Uncle Mario isn't 50.

[00:05:27]I am 53 years old. 53.

[00:05:29]Oh, I'm sorry for going up so quickly by ourselves.

[00:05:35]yes.

[00:05:36]So, you've gotten much better, right? If you don't have any pain in your back or the bony areas, or in your muscles yet, but since the pain might be caused by not being active enough, I think it would be better to move around a bit.

[00:05:52]yes. They say you get older with each passing year, but it really is our Rieppi.

[00:06:03]Oh, nice to meet you, Choi Min-dae. It fits well because I couldn't even touch it on the first day.

[00:06:11]Oh, nice to meet you, Hee-an. It’s not our surgery, but I got a fracture. They say I have to wear a brace for about three months now. It's a spinal compression fracture, so yes, you eat galbitang. If you eat galbitang, it ’s not galbitang. So if you eat gamjatang, you know that thing? The customer left. It went out, but it’s not like it breaks cleanly; in that case, it’s firmly connected like this. huh. So, that became a source of pressure. It was compressed like a crushed can. It would be fine if it were crushed evenly, but since the bones in the front are weaker and the back is a bit denser, the front gets pressed down more. So, in that shape, it gets bigger at the back and smaller at the front.

[00:06:56]Because the bone is compressed like this, it is possible to insert it forward as a side effect. That is why this is needed. If you don't do this regularly, you'll get a compression fracture, and you haven't been doing this for three months. Then you become a hunched-over old woman.

[00:07:11]Oh, nice to meet you, Gomae.

[00:07:13]Hello Vietnam. yes. This is Korea. yes. yes.

[00:07:19]So, when elderly grandmothers develop osteoporosis, even just a cough can cause their ribs to break, and if they hit their buttocks, their bones just collapse and crumble.

[00:07:35]Uh, it's brutal since I made it with potato stew.

[00:07:38]That way, it's easier to understand. Since that is the spine area, the spine part was completely shattered like this. That is why your spine is precious, everyone. hmm. There are seven vertebrae in the neck and twelve in the spine, and the 11th and 12th vertebrae go down to the end where they connect to the lower back.

[00:08:00]There are five lumbar vertebrae after the 11th and 12th, and usually, compression fractures are most common in the 1st, 12th, and 1st vertebrae. That is because it is the very center of our body.

[00:08:10]But women, really, make it a goal not to get osteoporosis.

[00:08:14]I consider osteoporosis to be scarier than the eye. If you develop osteoporosis and become bedridden because you can't walk, then your health just plummets. He has good stamina and explains things well in an easy-to-understand way.

[00:08:27]So, the spine doesn't snap cleanly like this; instead, it shrinks like a can, like this and that. That height is decreasing.

[00:08:35]Then, if it shrinks evenly here, you just need to press the key all the way down, but since it gets compressed like this, it is narrow in the front and the back is the same, so the compression rate is like that, and as a result, the body can tilt. So, they say that if you don't do that, if you don't hold this, it's like that. Actually, even after taking this out, you have to do this except when you go to sleep. You can only undo it when you sleep.

[00:08:56]And I lie down and wear this because, first of all, I have pain, and if I do this, it causes pain.

[00:09:04]And we gain strength, so let's improve our understanding and explain things well again.

[00:09:11]Since I tend to over-explain, regarding the New Care viewing plan... ah, I don't like that kind of thing either, and I prefer natural foods like cheese. Ah, Newge spectating plankton, what is it? Could you send one, Minjae? Late? I don't eat it, so it feels a bit awkward to buy it with my own money, and there are just too many things to be careful about. Still, I'm really grateful for this much. It's such a relief. So, everyone, you should n't take osteoporosis lightly.

[00:09:37]yes. Seriously, for women going through menopause, the most important thing is your bones if you want to be able to walk in the end without having to stay in the hospital. It's nice to see you here too, Cherry.

[00:09:49]Even here, the patients are just lying down. There are quite a few people who fall down when they are lying down and, like me, go down for a moment or something, or go to the snack bar. It's just sitting down as a shareholder. Because my legs are weak.

[00:10:04]Ah, so Newcare is delicious.

[00:10:09]Ah, that thing Dad was eating... oh, that New Care thing. I thought it was medicine. hmm.

[00:10:15]There is also a diabetic diet.

[00:10:19]Oh, this star kibble is really delicious.

[00:10:24]Wrapping Car Worker. And in my video, uh, after the broadcast ends, ah, regarding the compression of the second lumbar vertebra... oh my, so for about a year... what do you mean a year? I think I'll have to manage this for the rest of my life. Ah, Mr. Jeong Byeong-ho is here. Ah yes, yes, yes, we are broadcasting. I wish you wouldn't tell me personal things all the time. Yes, yes. I have a favor to ask.

[00:10:54]Uh, what do you mean by that? So, it was the hospital, but well, it was only for a short time in Vietnam. Only when wearing a cast. hmm.

[00:11:13]Mr. Dump Trucker. yes. Nice to meet you, Mr. Lee In-kyu.

[00:11:22]Oh, you ask how many days it's been? Hmm, the rain is pretty, isn't it? There are n't many people around. Because, actually, well, the staff are located over there because there is a smoking room, and there are also patients who smoke, and it is quite long. I'll show you later. Before I go, ah, I suppose nursing facilities would have something like this too. It should be there. The difference is probably too big. First example. So, it's a bit tough staying inside the hospital all the time. My room is still at the very back right now. Towards the hallway.

[00:12:02]So, since no sunlight was coming in, I just kept lying down, and it was really hard.

[00:12:10]Ah, it's not minor. Mr. Hanbeolwon, with that 10m fall accident, it was practically a death sentence, wasn't it? Kim Gyo-sik, looking at the world, it's a world where you're going to die. Uh, so this wasn't the land of the living.

[00:12:23]rooftop.

[00:12:25]yes. Mr. Ramen. yes. Ah, but we made it over. Still, it seems like he's gotten through the tough part and is regaining his strength. yes.

[00:12:36]So why do you keep telling me to come?

[00:12:37]Mr. Jeong Byeong-won, please stop. I have no intention of going.

[00:12:43]Why do you keep telling me to come over like this?

[00:12:46]Next, this is what I ate yesterday, and I'm eating dried nuts every day as well.

[00:12:50]Geonja also came back after talking about that again.

[00:12:52]After my broadcast ends, I usually post things like the ones I ate on Coupang. Please click the link and do some shopping with it.

[00:13:03]So, I'm not saying you have to buy this, but if I post a Coupang link and you go through it, it will be a little helpful to me.

[00:13:12]Uh, the person I contacted at the drinking room... uh, ah, Cheonmunjo-nim... ah, I mean, Hia-nim, I'm telling you this is a miracle. It can't be true.

[00:13:31]Oh, are you ordering from Coupang? But most dried plums are called 'purons,' you know. This is good for the body and is rich in anthocyanins, so it's good for women's bones and all that, but it's so easy to eat. They are all perfectly arranged one by one.

[00:13:48]And as for the price, compared to the 500g or 1kg ones, is n't the packaging cost higher?

[00:13:58]Oh, Annasuri, you also have a similar support stand, almost either one or two types. They made this custom-made as well, and as soon as I arrived here, they came the very next day and started measuring me this way and that while I was in excruciating pain. Just do it sideways. But it hurts so much, is this an ad? No, I'm not betting on this.

[00:14:23]Raven didn't have any bone marrow issues and his bones were on the stronger side. So that was a relief, at least. I mean, it was tailored to me. As for the custom fit, well, it does n't really matter since it's covered by insurance anyway, but I looked around on sites like Coupang while lying down, and there were actually a lot of cheap options.

[00:14:42]But I guess this would be good. I guess they came in person and even took the measurements.

[00:14:48]Oh, I ca n't even think about things like insurance companies and lawyers. I'm sick right now, so I'm not going to worry about things like that. Do you have to bake even things like that for the agricultural office? Do I have to roast even the lawyer? I’ll also talk to you about insurance, as I learned a lot from my recent traffic accident. I used to work as an insurance consultant, but regarding car insurance, I only had comprehensive insurance. yes. And usually, people get driver's insurance.

[00:15:19]But actually, I've been driving a lot since the year before last when going to my family's house. So back then, I made sure to get domestic travel insurance. Every time I go, though, the hospital patients get sick, but they do all the work they have to do. So you're right. Lena is absolutely right. Oh my god, that's funny. Ah, I know him well.

[00:15:44]So, as expected, Lena has been to the hospital.

[00:15:48]But they were measuring it. size. But I really like it because you come quickly. In a way, even if the patient can just walk to the bathroom so they can use it right away, lying down and wearing a leash is also a problem. So, I need to get insurance, and this time I was just planning to go to Hapcheon to get it. I have never once gone without travel insurance. I heard it when I went to Vietnam, and you know, I heard it all the time when I was traveling around the provinces here too. I’ve never missed a listen before, but this time... ah, okay, let’s do it when we arrive.

[00:16:27]Because I went to the hair salon that morning.

[00:16:30]I went there, and even though it's a bit patchy right now, I went to the hair salon to get my roots dyed. Since I have to be gone for a month, I got my roots touched up. Actually, I usually get insurance before leaving at that time, but my routine got a bit messed up that day. Actually, I'm not the type to do things in advance like that.

[00:16:49]So, ah, that was the case, but anyway, well, that aside, it's not like I caused the accident.

[00:16:55]And as for why I paid less attention this time, I will tell you the reason. I heard about that traveler, so I have n't processed the matter regarding the leg injury I sustained in Vietnam yet. Uh, because actually, there wasn't much to eat. It’s not really that great, maybe because I only had an ankle fracture, but the cast for the fracture cost about 80,000 won or 70,000 won, so I just had to take care of that. As for what I can handle after coming back to Korea, things like the cost of cutting the cast aren't covered at all, nor are osteoporosis tests; I can only focus on major procedures like getting an MRI. You can get an MRI for 3.5 million won, and DOS treatment for 3.5 million won as well. Oh, is your face okay? But this wasn't something I needed. So, practically speaking, since it felt like I was just going to get 100,000 won, I thought I could even cut the cast or do things like that.

[00:17:56]Anyway, since it covers the costs of healing for an injury I sustained during the trip, I thought it would be covered, but it turns out it’s not covered at all.

[00:18:08]Oh, really? An older sister I know also went to Thailand and played golf, but she said she did n't get back from the trip. It belongs to Bangja, and he really needs to come in, right? So you absolutely have to listen. Unconditionally. But this time, because I had a feeling that my routine and the insurance in Vietnam weren't very good, I overlooked it a bit. Uh, so, uh, nice to meet you, Mr. Aksu. Is it Yaksu?

[00:18:34]Is it a handshake? It's mineral water. Ah, so now I have to listen to the lyrics. That was what I was planning to listen to. Of course, I don't know how it would have been covered if I had heard that. These hospital expenses should n't be covered by car insurance. I know that duplicate insurance is not allowed. Travel insurance is.

[00:18:50]So, even though I did have a slight thought that travel insurance wasn't that great, the good thing about it is that when you go abroad, you absolutely must get it because there are small benefits you can receive in situations like losing your phone or getting late due to a flight delay. yes. yes. So, that kind of thing only costs about 1,000 won a day. So please make sure to get overseas travel insurance. Because you could get seriously injured overseas as well. In that case, insurance is really important. Also, since I could get injured again due to my own mistake, I think it would be good to make sure to get travel insurance. And the same goes for this domestic trip; if I had heard the warnings, the accident might not have happened. hmm. So, well, that's in the past, so it ca n't be helped.

[00:19:37]Ah, Magistrate. hmm.

[00:19:40]Ah, Gakgak Dosaeng, I got into a traffic accident. If it had been the Three Calamities, I would have died. Watts, WattsUp. But the fact that I even survived is truly a stroke of luck. I was going to die. I spoke with the police again yesterday. I spoke with the police for the first time yesterday. I had no energy or strength to speak, so I had n't really been talking on the phone for a while, but yesterday was the first time I spoke with them. They asked me how the accident happened.

[00:20:08]I answered this.

[00:20:10]Uh, you absolutely must have travel capital. I'm so grateful. But then I asked what kind of car it was.

[00:20:20]I had heard a rough estimate of that amount from my younger siblings, but I wanted to hear what the police would say, so I asked, and they said it was a work truck. According to my younger brothers, the truck broke in half; one half got caught in a tree, and as it fell, it hit me. Ah, if I mention it, I remember it again, but anyway, that chunk got stuck right in the tree, and if that had hit me as well, I would have died. I died by the tree again and again, but at least the tree saved me, and now I'm the only one who got stuck. And now the rest must have flown off somewhere else. That is the situation for him too. So, ah, nice to meet you, Olga. I really have room for luck. So now, regarding insurance, let me tell you one more thing. So, I only have comprehensive insurance, but you definitely need to get driver's insurance. Because the accident that just happened... ah, Mr. Pickpocket, uh yes, thank you.

[00:21:18]Soshi is safe from the accident, right? Because at this level, she really isn't mentally injured, and her head wasn't hurt. Not hurting your head and neck is the most important thing here. If even one of the seven necks were injured here, I wouldn't be able to move my hands or do anything.

[00:21:35]Ah, that person is the driver. Uh, the major accident is 12 weeks, so the total is 12 weeks, but we need to monitor this a bit more while treatment is being given.

[00:21:43]But I really wish I could become Keyu within that range, but I'm not sure. And now, the aftereffects are a bit of a concern, but yes, I am very grateful. I already told you. Uncle Mario, ask me how many times. How old are you?

[00:21:59]Oh, you're all talk and no action, everyone. It really hurts. My back and places like that still really hurt a bit, and since it takes time anyway, I just accept it. hmm. So I thought about why I need to get driver's insurance. For example, I am a victim now, but Happy Photo, the hardships there are n't even that hard. My leg is in a cast now so I can't move it and it's hard to walk, so that's a problem, but I can't play games here either.

[00:22:35]Ah, since you're 12 weeks old, I'm going to set you up on a blind date. Ah, why do you keep asking?

[00:22:40]So yes, I've asked you several times and told you, but let's say, for example, that I became the perpetrator. Just think about it that way. Then it is a very bleak accident. It's completely bleak. And now, when a traffic accident occurs, there are 12 major gross negligence offenses.

[00:23:06]The scope of the 12 major gross negligence includes, for example, traffic signal violations, drunk driving, and child protection equipment.

[00:23:16]Then there are various types of speed and the 12 major gross negligence. There is a special law regarding traffic accidents, and regardless, you caused damage to the other party. Right?

[00:23:27]Oh, thank you, Somac.

[00:23:30]Thank you, Somac.

[00:23:31]I used to do high-tech design documents a long time ago. I used to play FC.

[00:23:37]Ah, should I become an insurance agent? Ah, thank you, Sonmikkun, for this time.

[00:23:44]Oh, should I really become an insurance planner? I suddenly remembered something, everyone.

[00:23:50]Uh, I played FC from 27 years ago until around 2009. yes.

[00:24:01]Oh, thank you, Mr. Somaekkun.

[00:24:03]Thank you so much.

[00:24:05]Uh, so oh my god. It looks very windy. It looks really windy. I'll tell you about that. If, within that 11-year-old middle range, you hit a person during child protection education, cause a traffic accident, or exceed the speed limit by more than 20 km/h due to a speed violation, a speed limit is applied. If the code is alive, you can do it right away, right? There will be. I actually passed all the exams for that patent attorney license too.

[00:24:38]Oh, thank you so much, Somae. Ah, so, shall we try being insurance agents?

[00:24:43]Oh, come on, since you're suddenly saying that, I'm actually good at explaining things. He was actually really good at it originally. It's W3 for 10 weeks, so it's 3W, meaning you sign a contract three times a week. And I did it for 10 consecutive weeks. Back then, everyone was completely obsessed with insurance, so there was no way you could go without getting it. It's this good, were you crazy to study back then? You can't help but remember. But anyway, that's how I did it. It’s PCA Life, the British Prudential. It’s the British Prudential that provided coverage the year the Titanic sank. I used to work there, and then in Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam... oh, nuclear insurance was all the rage back then, in 2007. I signed up for a lot of policies back then, but in the end, we all went bankrupt because we couldn't afford to pay it all back. As for the mindset I had when doing insurance back then... ah, I keep getting sidetracked. Let me start by telling you about the 12 major accidents. So, if... uh, I'm a vehicle. If I had caused this accident by speeding, and my speed limit was 50.

[00:25:53]I drove in the 40km range. I probably drove in the 30km range and 40km.

[00:25:58]But it came suddenly like this, and about 30 to 40 km, no longer 70 to 80 km, I see the minimum as around that. That person's speed. But there's no way to verify it. Uh, so if the speed had been measured by a dashcam or something like that, then this would become one of the 12 major traffic violations against that person's vehicle. It was 50km/h, but you set it to 70km/h and hit the other person. If it falls under the 12 major gross negligence accidents, usually things like violence or injury are unconditionally subject to criminal prosecution. Criminal trials are involved, and criminal rights are exercised. If criminal rights are applied in that manner under our country's Special Act on Traffic Accidents, far too many people will become criminally charged. So, a special law was enacted in 1981 or so to exempt people with comprehensive insurance from criminal prosecution. With that law in place, since it was n't done intentionally, it is understandable to some extent. However, the problem is that they intend to handle criminal matters regarding the 12 major gross negligence cases, and for traffic accidents that do not involve the 11 major gross negligence cases, comprehensive insurance covers civil liability. We handle civil insurance processing, so regarding that, checking the speed... uh no, no. They don't have CCTP there yet, so we can't do it. And I didn't have that either. Yes, I had that dashcam installed too, but I had it turned off. I had it turned off because I was worried it would run out of power since I’ve been traveling and stuff. So, well, that’s how it turned out, but I felt it really quickly. And as for the speed, well, you can check that with a dashcam or something like that, but the second thing is the tire wear on the road surface, you know.

[00:27:49]They say you can also trace it back using that. yes. So, it probably depends on how determined the police officers are to conduct the investigation.

[00:27:58]Ah, you mean it doesn't really register?

[00:28:00]So, shall we take a look at the 12 major gross negligence now?

[00:28:04]Which are the 12 major gross negligences?

[00:28:06]yes. Let's ask my boyfriend for the first time in a while. yes. long time. Ah, should I go with the insurance plan? Seriously, guys, do you want me to do the insurance screen? I can just get into anywhere and work as a freelancer. I didn't want to do that. Because I was sick and tired of insurance.

[00:28:21]Because I was working so hard, I really didn't realize that it was a good thing. In a way, it was like a believer spreading the word of God—it was such a good thing. If you don't do this, you'll be in big trouble. You don't know the magic of compound interest. I was so surprised when I found out that money was rolling in faster than the value of my labor.

[00:28:44]When looking at the long term, 10 or 20 years ahead, I realized the power of compound interest—that the returns would be much greater than what I could have achieved through labor. So I decided that this was something I absolutely had to do. I started contacting all my acquaintances with such high motivation that people said I was crazy about insurance. Why is he acting like that? So, even while doing that, whenever I signed a contract and came back, I really carried it close to my heart. I like it so much.

[00:29:11]Uh, but the sicker you get, the more you need insurance, yet you can't get it when you're sick. Uh, and it is best to eat it when you are young and able to pay.

[00:29:21]Because when you listen to it when you're young, it goes in a little, and uh, it can go in a lot. There are various ways to put it. Uh, anyway, please prepare in advance. 20s, 30s.

[00:29:31]And even if the policy you have is guaranteed for 10 or 20 years, or until age 80 or 100, it is n't perfect. It's exactly the same as our clothes. You know how clothes go out of style after you wear them for a while. So you need to be able to switch to a good product whenever possible. For example, I put it in for 3 years. You have to pay for 20 years to put it in. There are 17 years left. Then, after three years, I looked around and something better came out. Then, you should be able to give up something and switch over during those three years. Uh, as long as you have the eye to compare, since you have to invest for another 17 years anyway, when you weigh the opportunity cost, uh, it might actually be better. So, ah, if you say you're first in your major, then insurance... So, the reason I quit was that at some point while doing it, I started getting hurt so, so much by my acquaintances. I would describe it as really good and so good. So, in a way, for instance, we met a lot, had another drink, bought each other delicious food, and all that, and then we signed a contract.

[00:30:37]Personal reception. We haven't received the application yet.

[00:30:40]of course.

[00:30:42]yes. But I was talking to my younger sibling on the phone, and so, since they were disappointing me so much, for example, if they had signed it like this. If you have signed, you can avoid making that agreement within 14 days. What do you call that? huh? What do you call that?

[00:31:05]What reason is there for the professional perception to be bad?

[00:31:07]yes. So, withdrawal is possible.

[00:31:12]Withdrawal is possible on the 14th, but there are various reasons for withdrawal. There are various reasons, like saying you were n't properly informed of the terms and conditions, but if that's the case, you could have just told me. I did it first in the season.

[00:31:23]But instead of doing it to me, they called the customer service center—even though it’s someone I’m really close with—and they did n’t explain it properly. Ah, nice to meet you, Dokdo Sarang.

[00:31:37]He didn't explain the terms and conditions properly. This is how it turned out.

[00:31:41]Oh, that's so bad that I'm not answering the calls I made. So, he just canceled everything he was paying for, meaning he lied and pulled an act. He treated me to meals a few times and promised to keep me no matter what, but then suddenly changed his mind, and things turned out this way, so it’s not just about the money. Because, well, money comes in, you know. So, well, there are people who cancel after about a month, and then it’s a system where you have to throw up what you’ve already eaten. So, this is causing me a lot of hurt. So, ah, this is n't it either. I had those thoughts a little, but then I thought it was a really good thing that I could get introduced and continue doing it. I was crazy because I thought it was for the sake of others and that I absolutely had to let people know about it. But that is because I receive training for a month.

[00:32:24]If you want to work for an insurance company, the content of that training is really, really good. There is really nothing better than caring for and loving humanity. Because that sentiment is embedded in it, this product becomes the best product. That is how the multi-level marketing business works. In a way, they worked hard, but it ended up like that.

[00:32:43]Also, as people kept breaking the rules, and after about a year passed, there are now people who aren't paying anymore. Suspension of payment. Because he carried too much. In a way, if you pay too much, you wo n't be able to make the payments. Uh, I went with the concept of "you must pay 30% or 40% of what you earn no matter what."

[00:33:01]why? You have 20 years left to work, but they say we'll live to be 80 or 90. So shouldn't we earn it quickly now and do this at this time? It's a disaster. Since things end up like this if you don't prepare, there were parts where I approached it a bit too aggressively.

[00:33:17]Because I did exactly as I was taught. But actually, after a year passed and people started breaking their accounts, I also ended up investing about 3 million won. The insurance premium.

[00:33:25]So, it was hard for me to put it in. uh. It's too hard for me to put in.

[00:33:29]So, if it turns out like this, it'll be tough for other people too. It makes you think, "Oh, why didn't I know this?" Byeon Haek- beom was also in his prime back then, so he took a lot of money and thought things would keep going well. But now that it's actually time not to make it, I can't do it either.

[00:33:47]So, I thought, "Oh, I can't do this." I felt a bit guilty, thinking that I had recommended it too strongly. Usually, since it's your own earnings, I think putting in about 10% to 15% would be enough. If you cancel the risk and remove some of the savings components, keeping about 10% to 15% for insurance purposes, it is really good if you can take a large amount out of it in the event of a major crisis like this. yes.

[00:34:12]So, and it would be even better if I didn't get caught. Oh yeah, I know just one thing, and honestly, I tend to believe it now. If someone tells me to, and since I'm not an expert, I just do it the way I'm taught from above. I just did it like this. But in the end, I realized I could n't do it anymore. The comment isn't coming out. hmm. I quit. I quit, so I never wanted to do insurance again.

[00:34:35]But actually, over the past three or four years— since 2019 when I started this YouTube channel—there were quite a few people who told me to try doing insurance.

[00:34:47]Oh, a horizontal 1-to-1 structure is the best. Right? But anyway, since it is a structure where you earn as much as you work, you can just do it that way. Let's consider the case of the 12th generation middle room. In this case, it might not go into the 12th Central Room, or it might. The cases include the traffic violations I mentioned earlier, such as running red lights, speeding, drunk driving, and so on, plus the issue of the Central Merchants Association. If the injury is serious—such as limb amputation or a head injury—or if the victim sustained severe injuries, the police will review the case, examine medical certificates and other evidence, and then hand it over to the prosecution. Whether or not criminal authority is exercised.

[00:35:31]Then, the prosecution will review the case, and perhaps get a referral from a doctor, and it can proceed to criminal proceedings. Ah, Jinju, I mean, I don't understand why you keep pestering me to come over like this.

[00:35:44]Oh, and I'm telling you this now, Mr. Jeong Byeong-ho keeps telling people to come, but you guys... well, we came after watching my YouTube channel, Bangmadan. I heard that some people have left. According to that person.

[00:35:56]According to Mr. Jeong Byeong-won, someone came. hmm.

[00:36:01]But going is up to you. Please don't say anything to me later. I went there after seeing it on Madam Bang's channel, but whatever the reason, don't do it. It’s not like I’m going on a sightseeing tour of Ssangbong Peak from my room. I told you not to meet anyone else except me, so... ah, I mean, whether you meet someone without me or not, please do n’t tell me about that either. yes. yes. Mr. Jeong Byeong-ho, there is no reason for you to report that to me. yes. I don't know why you did that to me. I'm so exhausted.

[00:36:35]yes.

[00:36:37]If you have another social media platform, you can just do it there. Why did you come to me and do this?

[00:36:40]yes. I'm not curious about the palace. I said that to myself. yes.

[00:36:47]Please, absolutely do not do that. I would like to state this officially. I will tell you again.

[00:36:55]So, regarding that insurance, if I were to become the at-fault party even though the other person was at fault, you could get caught for a traffic violation.

[00:37:08]If the light suddenly turns orange at an intersection and you think, "Oh well, whatever." There are so many cases where people step on the gas and crash. I found out this time. I barely knew either. But as I've been looking at it quite a lot, yes. Ah, Jeonghyeon, you're suffering from your ankle again and having another accident. I'm telling you, being careful doesn't solve anything. Jeonghyeon, you still don't understand what I meant. In this case, it did n't happen because I was careful; since it happened suddenly, it is n't something that can be resolved just by being careful. yes. Did Jeonghyeon say that? Are you Jeonghyeon from over there in Chuncheon? Someone said something after seeing what I wrote; I think they asked if I was pregnant? who?

[00:37:49]Isn't that Jeonghyeon? hmm. Lee Seung-i, anyway, what exactly is the misunderstanding? yes.

[00:37:59]How could I be pregnant? Jeonghyeon, you watched my whole broadcast.

[00:38:03]yes.

[00:38:06]So now, you know, there are cases like that.

[00:38:08]And there are times when we become the aggressor.

[00:38:11]But the other person just comes out grabbing their neck. why? Since you injure your neck, most of the time when you hit it hard like this, your neck becomes stiff. I also thought I had injured my neck, so at first I tried doing this neck thing and taking a picture, but that wasn't there. But my shoulder and neck feel tight and painful here. So, even now, I saw that one day I was getting physical therapy for my neck and shoulders. What you all need to know is that driver's insurance must be disclosed because there are so many accidents involving the 12 major gross negligence these days, and in such cases, it leads to criminal charges. Then I'm saying I'll buy the spirit. You would likely receive a fine order during execution or something similar.

[00:38:48]But that's usually not just a few pennies.

[00:38:51]The victim has to sign a settlement agreement, and they could end up having to pay tens of millions of won out of their own pocket.

[00:38:58]Uh, how are you going to handle that? But that driver's insurance seems to be about 10,000 or 15,000 won. I haven't heard of it either. So, I'm giving that out instead. Detective, now the victim's side is asking for 100 million won. Well, it seems like there are many cases like this. recently. So, on the condition that they act as a settlement agent, something like that, but if you have insurance, the insurance company says they will even cover the lawyer's advance fee. I only heard about it through my advertisement. Is it actually like this?

[00:39:37]Hey please, I mean, a 10,000 won bill, 15,000 won or something like that, the criminal settlement... I said something about the campaign... Ah, don't delete it. Don't delete it.

[00:39:58]Uh, the comprehensive law is definitely included. What's wrong? I didn't get driver's insurance.

[00:40:07]Because whenever I went on a long trip, my travel insurance would show up, and I always just did n't get it this time. Even if I signed up this time, the duplicate manager won't work anyway. As I realized the blind spots of that travel insurance while in Vietnam this time, I thought to myself, " Ah, right, let's get it when I arrive in Hapcheon." I did that, and it turned out like this.

[00:40:27]And, regarding mental attacks, it's actually fine. So, since they even paid settlement money, I realized that would be a big problem too. If the person who hit me right now is also injured. Since they said he was seriously injured, they're just acting recklessly. If such a major accident happens.

[00:40:47]But if you really aren't careful, it could cost you your whole life. The scary thing for me is that I was seriously on the verge of death. So, if someone dies because of carelessness like this, it feels so unfair, doesn't it? It must have been really unfair.

[00:41:07]So, what are you going to do about the compensation? If you become paralyzed on one side of your body, or if you are paralyzed and need amputation, you could have an amputation done, and things like that.

[00:41:16]Ah, he's expensive.

[00:41:21]Oh, you have a strong mentality. Ah, Mr. Ulbaga, that's not entirely true. I'm having such nightmares right now. It happens against my will, and you know that creepy thing. You know how it just makes you think of things that have really worn out, like this. When I think about that car, uh, it gives me goosebumps. There was a bit too much of that. In the beginning. yes.

[00:41:44]So, for those of you who just drive, a comprehensive criminal record is a given, but even without one, you will go to jail. You can go to jail even if it isn't one of the 12 major offenses. If you inflict injury. yes. Well, even for an injury requiring three weeks of recovery, you might have to pay a fine. So, if you get comprehensive insurance, you won't be charged for a broken door unless it is one of the 12 major medical conditions. Uh, we can just handle it as a civil matter, but what if it is the 12th Central Division? But there is no comprehensive insurance either. Ah, it's not even a mid-range room, and even though it's a regular room, there is no comprehensive insurance. Then, if the other party files a complaint, this could become a criminal case. yes. hmm.

[00:42:27]There is a repair shop. car. uh. They say the body value is calculated proportionally.

[00:42:35]Ah, are you asking if I'm having three years of bad luck? It's not Samsamjae. That's not it.

[00:42:39]They say it's good for people born in the Year of the Tiger, so they probably survived because they were lucky. But, but even though it’s an accident, you all live in Vietnam and sprain your ankles, you know. As anyone who visits this hospital will know, you can get a fracture even from coughing.

[00:42:54]Well, that's just a little bit cute. hmm.

[00:42:56]No, it’s all too common to lose your balance and sprain your ankle while walking. But depending on the condition of your bones, it can get severely damaged or you might only get slightly injured, so everyone just accepts that as normal in everyday life. Uh, this is a bit off. But traffic accidents like this or other disadvantageous accidents are just too difficult. It's so hard.

[00:43:23]So, it affects the body, and it causes a lot of aftereffects. Still, it's so hard. hmm. You also need to check the head. My mother was hit by the driver of my grandfather's plastic reverse car.

[00:43:33]Three weeks after the accident, she felt dizzy, had heartburn, and lost focus, so she went to the emergency room. Ah, a micro-rupture in the blood vessels leading to the neck.

[00:43:42]So, that is why we have to look at this for a few months, and as I mentioned, the fracture as well.

[00:43:50]The shock was too big. moment. So, that means it could collapse later.

[00:43:55]Uh, and as Purple mentioned, I think the most important thing is the mental aspect. I'm scared of driving, and honestly, I just hate the very idea of ​​going far now. Going far. The question is how long that will go on, but I have absolutely no intention of driving.

[00:44:13]But if you don't drive, the thread of life really drops tremendously. But then, just imagine being stuck at home again. Then depression will set in, too.

[00:44:21]So that's why I have no choice but to broadcast live. yes. I'll grab something before I go. I talked too much. Insurance, yes, I think the trauma will be too great. But I try to take control of it myself, yet regardless of my intentions, even in my dreams, I get startled like I'm dreaming of growing taller. Let's take this opportunity not to drive. Oh, what if you don't drive? But I don't feel like driving, and I heard that micro-ruptures and micro-heads can get like that too. bleeding. Please press the like button, everyone.

[00:45:08]Ah, I'll have one before I go.

[00:45:15]Ah, it's been three years. Oh my goodness.

[00:45:18]Ah, it doesn't really matter if you use public transportation before that. Because it was like that even when I lived in Seoul. But now, oh, I ca n't do it anymore. to be honest. You need money for the article. Mr. Songcheon Aksu. yes.

[00:45:33]Thank you, Sunday. that's right. Lenauni. That's true, too. Uh, I'm not worried in advance.

[00:45:41]Now that I'm speaking up, I'm talking about it, and I will overcome things one by one as they come. that's right.

[00:45:46]Life is absolutely not about worrying and preparing for it. What I really felt acutely this time is that you guys don't know what will happen tomorrow, or even a second from now. Oh, life and death are separated by one second. You can think of it as death being right beside me. yes. It looks like I'm alive, right? no. yes. Seriously, it's just so hard, there's no answer.

[00:46:10]That's not easy. Trama.

[00:46:12]I also collapsed from difficulty breathing, so I was taken to 911 and survived with an oxygen mask.

[00:46:17]So, I know this is frustrating too, but it’s not that. When I’m lying here and thinking about it, I just think, "Oh, what if that truck had run me over?" You know that. That it's coming as something too big. As if you really feel it.

[00:46:33]Uh, it seems like they're rushing at me. Ah, since I was in an accident, whenever I'm behind the wheel, it feels like the other side keeps driving like crazy, so it's still hard. Hang in there. They say it's number one when it comes to insurance. If I had insurance, I would sign up for insurance. Could you hit number 1 once? Shall we give it a try if there are 10 or more people? hmm. You all need to know that. Usually, you have to find a good FC. There are FCs who design plans based on their own commissions. There are people who truly understand a person's shortcomings and possess the intelligence to provide customized service, and then there are those who simply provide the basics and do a sloppy job. And without your own mindset, you won't know how to design things well.

[00:47:17]But yeah. The current status? That's about the current state, I guess. I guess I'm just lucky.

[00:47:27]Ah, I can handle that counseling for number 1. And yes. Ah, there are only five of them.

[00:47:34]Ah, Arena, ah, I'm a step too late again. Yes, that factory criminal, that fire criminal, FC Seoul, Ya San Shinnaki is just spouting nonsense like that. Ah, this is fun.

[00:47:52]Not FC Seoul, but FC Gyeonggi Hwaseong. hmm.

[00:47:56]Ah, that's funny. It's a joke in its own way, too. Ah, seriously.

[00:48:04]Uh, if you die, it's a one-second difference.

[00:48:07]I think it will take about a second. Because it hits hard and then crashes down. It takes a little over a second. Still, it's one second. uh. Ah, thank you, Id. If you have a lot of insurance, listen to mine, Freesia. I'm not saying I'm doing it, but you can't get Korean insurance. hmm.

[00:48:28]yes.

[00:48:30]Ah, I'm seriously going to cut that Uncle Mario off. Can't you hear me even when I ask how old you are?

[00:48:36]53.

[00:48:41]Tell the King to do the insurance again. I feel a lot, so I think I can do a little more now. Because a few years ago, when they told me to do it, I said I would never do it, even if my life died. uh.

[00:48:53]But anyway, I'll explain everything later.

[00:48:56]How it applies to the insurance I have. I have one medical indemnity insurance policy. Then, there is health insurance at the post office. It is called electric insurance, but it only provides coverage for 10 years. For 10 years, regarding what I've been putting in, for 10 years... uh, that is now the top 10 diseases, you know.

[00:49:15]Top 10 Diseases Things related to that, and then there is the fracture part, is it treatment for the fracture? Ah, that has Merit. So anyway, regarding the conditions most common in teenagers—internal hemorrhage, internal stroke, or sigmoid infarction—and whether it’s female cancer or something similar, there is a specialized treatment that costs around 40,000 won. I'm putting that in for the 9th year now, but it ends next March. There are those two, and then one more. The last one... uh, did I hear it in 2018?

[00:49:48]No, no, no, no.

[00:49:50]Pay it in '18.

[00:49:53]I heard it was '23 or '22. It's been about 4 years, 3 years, 4 years... I'm putting it in, and what that is... ah, Mr. ID, oh, really?

[00:50:01]Thank you, Id. Thank you for believing in me. But the thing is, if you get cancer... If you get cancer, you need to make a living, but that's not possible.

[00:50:11]So, regarding my medical insurance, I have about 3,000 or 4,000 in cancer coverage. It's a bit weak. However, since the hospital expenses are covered, I am using that. It is an eye insurance policy from Shinhan Life, and if I get sick at night, I get 1 million won a month unconditionally for 10 years.

[00:50:30]1 million won comes out every month, and then there are surgery fees listed one after another, starting from Type 1 and 2, and so on.

[00:50:40]Uh, and there are various other things at the post office as well. The way it works is that you pay for 10 years, then extend it again like actual expense insurance, and it goes up to age 100—ah, even lifetime coverage. So, there is targeted anticancer treatment on top of that, right? Targeted anticancer drug costs 50 million won.

[00:51:00]Since that comes out late these days, targeted cancer therapy is being used a lot. Compared to general anticancer drugs.

[00:51:04]Regarding that, I revealed that it is guaranteed up to 50 million won. So, regarding driver's insurance, it's because I could cause an accident, and things like running a red light can happen easily.

[00:51:18]Honestly, I've gotten tickets a few times myself for misjudgments or slight mistakes like that.

[00:51:22]That is why I did n't have to pay for nursing or medical care. A few years ago, an older sister I know told me to sign up for nursing care insurance. That's what I said about Post Office Insurance. So I said, "Oh, unnie, how old am I to listen to that?" But for those who have heard about nursing care costs, well, from listening to various patients, they say it comes out to about 160,000 or 170,000 won.

[00:51:45]So, actually, it's a rest. So, it can be adverse selection. This might raise moral doubts, but actually, you get a daily wage for it compared to working. hmm.

[00:51:59]So that's the case, but well, it's a privilege for those who have insurance.

[00:52:05]Ah, thank you, Id. I was watching everything. Uh, we show the difference between loyal viewers who have donated and those who haven't, so Id, you have n't donated to me, right? Anyway, thank you. So, since you guys are talking about it now, I am desperate about insurance.

[00:52:24]So, even if there are several of them, you need to organize them. Uh, we have to redesign it. You definitely need to remodel. So, and you should n't be afraid of things like that. Ah, I've been putting money in for 5 years now, so it's such a waste. So I'm just going. Rather than that, it is rigid so that one can somewhat understand what their shortcomings are. And these days, AI does a lot of that too, you know.

[00:52:44]He does the designs, but it's also fine if AI does it. Well, the tools for that are pretty good these days. But once you experience an accident and feel the pain, you realize which parts are more important, so you can strongly incorporate those aspects.

[00:53:02]Uh, looking at the reviews, it seems pretty good.

[00:53:04]Because anyway, this time it was a big accident. Whether it was an accident or surgery, because of that, there are no records of two surgeries for 10 years.

[00:53:13]So take a look at this too.

[00:53:15]It is possible when there is no record. How much is it, Mr. Pickpocket? But now it ends up like this, just like me. I wo n't be able to listen for the next two or three years. Alternatively, if I sign a exclusion clause stating that I will not receive coverage for the painful area, they might be able to approve it, but I think it is highly unlikely. that's right. There is nothing bad about Seong Seol-gi. It's good to get one, but you need insurance that suits you, right? Right. You should wear clothes that fit well. I'm a casual style, so wearing a suit isn't right.

[00:53:46]So, the designer needs to be able to create a plan that suits you well.

[00:53:52]Oh, if things like that go well, there wo n't be any records of traffic accidents. Since it's my first time, I'm going to give it a try. I think driver's insurance might be possible, but that needs to be revealed. For those of you who don't have it right now, please make sure to listen. That kind of signal violation.

[00:54:09]And the same goes for child protection zones, because a baby could suddenly pop out. huh. I was going at normal speed, but if someone suddenly darted out and caused an accident, I would end up in the 12th central control room anyway. And since even a slight fall and injury can result in a two or three-week recovery period, you take out insurance to cover that gap, right? hmm. Recovering from Car Accent on May 7th is my third of mornings.

[00:54:49]Please show your support.

[00:54:52]Thank you. You really said it well.

[00:54:54]I'm currently doing my third day of the rooftop live stream.

[00:55:03]So, since I can't guarantee anything, you're asking what my opinion is regarding the first-generation actual insurance? Uh, I did hear that opinion, but in the end, I woke up when I was having a really hard time because I didn't have it. I should have taken that.

[00:55:22]And now, they say they will pay back exactly what they paid and what they used, and that it is moving on to that clothing generation. But realistically speaking, rather than saying it's wise, I've just signed up for insurance like this, but I've never actually used it myself. I've never been this sick before. yes.

[00:55:38]Anyway, you can't even hear the first generation right now. You're not talking about it being 100% guaranteed, are you? It gives back 100% of what I used, but mine currently gives 80%. Is 80% 3rd generation? hmm. I have a few insurance policies. I'm not sure how much that applies, but since this is a car insurance accident, the car insurance company will handle it. In this case, even if I have actual line insurance, it is n't going into my actual expense coverage anyway. Since I'm not paying for it, I ca n't receive any benefits from that. at all. Well, this won't work because of duplication. yes.

[00:56:30]So, it's not exactly funny, but... ah, it's a bit of a high-level topic. I can't bend over right now, and... uh, it's not working. So, you can't twist your hands. You can't use it.

[00:56:42]If you drop it easily. You dropped a lot in Vietnam too, you know.

[00:56:48]Then, Ppujin-i-won helped with everything. Here too, the ladies come right away when I press on my belly, but now that I can move around a bit, I wanted to do things on my own, so I bought a bag of anchovies. Right, right, Black, I actually asked Mom to bring those, but she didn't. Hmm, so I said I saw them on Coupang, and they had these small packs, 20g each, bundled in packs of ten, with gochujang included, sold as a snack for drinks. I was debating whether to buy that or not, but since I eat a lot of other things, I'll go with Jjangu for now. Jjanggu, one of these... yesterday, who is that over there?

[00:57:27]Our Candy unnie... so, you know, Lena unnie's shoes... That's more convenient.

[00:57:37]So today, using my toes... uh, using my toes works for thin things. That's hilarious. Since I dropped that tissue-like thing and it's messy, I'm going to try doing this with my toes. And I might really be unable to use my hands. Since we need to use our feet when possible, let's give it a try this time. You don't have to send it. Lena. Oh, I could just ask for help, but today I have these tissues that I use, and I ran out on the floor.

[00:58:04]So no matter how hard I tried with my toes, it would n't go between them. Because it has thickness. So, since the nurse was here, I asked her to pick it up for me.

[00:58:16]Jjanggu. So, Candy Unnie told me to eat this, and since she sponsored it yesterday, tomorrow is my favorite thing, the hospital rooftop Jjanggu. You know, Crayon Shin-chan and that other thing too.

[00:58:46]What else is there besides the red Crayon Shin-chan? What is Jjanghan? This is more of a daring stunt, so grab it and run away.

[00:59:09]I did not. What is it?

[00:59:12]name Petit Where where that Seriska Accent Vietnam Wow no no Korea South Korea Ah, Shin- chan, right? Unnie, Unnie, I'm a Shin-chan fan.

[00:59:37]A Shin-chan fan. I'm not eating this because of you, Unnie. You have to tell me to eat it. Ah, Shin-chan Haksan Media Daewon Media Ah, really?

[00:59:41]Hmm. Ah, there isn't a single place that our Songcheon Yaksu is n't involved in, is there? yes.

[00:59:48]Country Korea. South Korea.

[00:59:53]Uh, return and go into a car. that's right. Is this guy a beggar? What kind of media is there? Character business.

[01:00:10]Ah, honey candy, ah, honey candy. It went to honey candy, but then I couldn't see you because I said you were my last love, so I kept saying "Last love, unnie" all the time, and you changed it back to last love again. Mr. Octopus Yaksu, please do n't live such a tiring life as an octopus. Just live comfortably. Let go of some greed, and I realized I really didn't need anything. huh.

[01:00:38]The car is such a wreck. So, oh yeah, actually, when the accident happened, I asked the police to take care of my two suitcases, but even that... now that I'm lying here, I guess it doesn't matter whether they're there or not. Since I kept saying "last love, last love," they changed it to "last love." At one time, I gathered quite a few subscribers with my Jjangu mukbang. After drinking, there is no end to it, my dear. That is correct. I always used to eat Jjanggu or make ramen like this. So, seeing this, I remember back about two years ago, " Ah, only safe Taman rides."

[01:01:34]Where is a safe car? I ca n't tell. You ca n't really tell if it's safe.

[01:01:43]Then there wouldn't be any accidents. expensive car. You'd think it would be less when accidents happen. hmm. that's right. It's a shield. In a way, it is important. hmm.

[01:02:10]Uh, you know, Mr. Pickpocket, right? This sound. This sound is um.

[01:02:17]This is Synth, 1973. hmm. What kind of car is it?

[01:02:40]and. The firefighter told me to take the big one. Those people would all know. Right? Since we're at it, oh wait, I was the Accent. It was a 2012 beat-up car, but still, if it were a Morning or something like that, it was just a straight shot. As for a limousine... oh, you have to have the money first. Since I do n't have the means for that, I just calculate it. Right, right. If you go to an accident scene, you have to drive something sturdy. If you want to drive, just... I like flower cones. Uh, YouTube storage space? Olga, what is that?

[01:03:25]Uh, what is storage space? Something I don't know either.

[01:03:33]Hello, Winter.

[01:03:38]Ah, I thought it was... uh, Kachi again.

[01:03:48]No, I don't think it would be a luxury, but if I had the means, I'd want to drive a nice car.

[01:03:54]You mean a handcart?

[01:03:55]Ah, Rear is happy.

[01:03:58]Walking is the best. It's a BMW bus.

[01:04:01]Yes, it's Metro Walk. I don't think that's the case. The insurance company needs to look into things like this. why?

[01:04:24]Ah, so I mean, regarding the upbringing, well, sometimes when men are young, they just buy it for show. But if it becomes a misunderstanding or something, well, rather than thinking about that, because of the accident... ah, please don't use KakaoTalk during the broadcast. It is distracting during the broadcast, so please refrain from using KakaoTalk.

[01:04:57]Ah, I had a procedure done.

[01:05:00]Uh, I'll tell you. Since it's a spinal compression fracture, as I mentioned earlier, it means the vertebrae in the spine were compressed. The most important bones, numbers 11 and 12, are compressed, and there is a conservative treatment available. Next, there are three types: procedures and surgery. yes. What I mean is, I had conservative foot treatment. Now that the pressure has really gotten too high, it's urgent, isn't it? People who are in a hurry or are elderly do not regenerate bones well. Usually, I look at this for about two weeks.

[01:05:35]After observing for about two weeks, if the bone is somewhat okay and maintains that state, you just have them lie down and leave them alone to see if it fills in. But what if the inside of the bone is completely hollow because of severe osteoporosis? If you leave it alone for a while, I will dent it even more like this. If you say, "Oh, it will work," based on the doctor's judgment, it is called cementoplasty, you know, the bone was bent like this. I told you it would get squashed like this. It does n't get squashed like this, it gets squashed like this. The front gets more dented. Then there is an empty space, right? Then, put a needle in there. Shoot. When you shoot it, they call it cement, but uh, it's not real cement, it's probably something mixed in. That is how you soon fill the empty space. There is a cement shaping surgery and procedure where, if you fill the area, the bone does not regenerate and bends, which immediately alleviates pain and improves the condition, especially for older people. For younger people, they usually make a judgment after about two weeks if it becomes too painful and collapses, but in my case, I guess the compression wasn't that severe. So, we started with conservative treatment involving lying down, and if it was severe, we did cement molding. Then, if it had completely collapsed or was misaligned, we performed surgery, such as inserting metal pins and such.

[01:07:04]There are methods available.

[01:07:07]yes.

[01:07:12]What is anterior perjury? hmm.

[01:07:18]Are You Madam Fren, pain extending from the buttocks to the calves—they say it's reflex pain, so now I also have pain all the way down to my lower back and buttocks. It was gradually going down. It really hurt here, so now I'm getting massages on my lower back and buttocks.

[01:07:36]In the morning, I receive treatment for my neck and such, but as time passes, if it gradually irritates the nerves or something, it could cause the fracture to worsen or damage the area around the nerves. That early period is really important.

[01:07:51]About a month. I managed to hold out well for the past month, and the doctor told me to be careful and get around properly, saying that lying down all the time isn't good.

[01:07:57]So, starting yesterday, my liver function dropped, and I'm experiencing radiating pain again. As for the liver issue—I've mentioned it repeatedly—my liver levels have returned to normal. However, I've been taking a lot of medication, so I'm not sure if my stomach hurts because my liver is in pain. So, my buttocks and this side of my lower back feel a bit off right now. So, if you receive it with a physical attack, it's fine again. It gets better, then it hurts again and again, so even though physical therapy isn't a big deal and people keep saying "dudududu," they still get it. Then it's refreshing and nice.

[01:08:37]So, since they said it wasn't a big deal, I didn't accept it, and roughly... oh, there is one more thing I want to tell you. These kinds of fractures happen suddenly when you have back pain, cough, or slightly fall on your butt. I fell over and suddenly it hurts. My scrotum hurts. Uh, but it's a bit stiff. Just squash. Ah, right. I guess it's because I've been working too much. You could just gloss over it, thinking, "Oh, it's because he's old." Because I have to live my daily life recklessly again. So now, ah, but since it hurts, let's try taking a picture. You know, we went because they said, "Let's take an X-ray." The mask might not show up when you take the picture. I'm telling you, that might not show up on an X-ray. If it doesn't come out, please watch it.

[01:09:24]Ah, then there might be a problem with the nerves. It is n't just a simple physical therapy issue involving ligaments or muscles; if the nerves are significantly compressed, it could lead to major surgery. Oh, Winter, really.

[01:09:38]And, for example, things like atheric necrosis could occur acutely. You need to get a thorough examination. So, they say it’s not good to take too many detailed tests, like CT scans, but if you keep doing that, it just becomes like, "Oh, I took an X-ray and there’s nothing wrong."

[01:09:57]So, I keep going around receiving it just like physics. Then the pressure continues. If the condition progresses further and they do n't do things like cement preservation, and the osteophyte continues to develop, then within a few months, if the bones start to crumble rapidly, that person will completely turn into a hunched-over old woman. At that time, it cannot be done.

[01:10:17]That's the problem. Ah, I lose all my energy whenever I go to the hospital.

[01:10:21]So, first of all, I think getting an osteoporosis test is the most important thing for you. You must get it done every few years and make sure to take care of your bone health. Please come out and help synthesize Vitamin D, eat some anchovies, and even after getting an MRI of things like cheese, I see that you are under a lot of stress, Winter. In that case, try getting acupuncture. Where do you live? I know one person.

[01:10:52]A healthy person is a successful person. I am Seongil. I used to be a really healthy person.

[01:10:57]Oh, I had nothing but my body. I mean, my internal organs are really fine, and I do n't have any aches or pains anywhere in my body. uh.

[01:11:23]Ah, the bones are important, everyone.

[01:11:25]So, even though I took an X-ray, nothing came up, so I just thought, "Oh, yeah, it'll probably hurt a little," and went about my business. Then, try taking a picture of another place.

[01:11:34]Because depending on the doctor, some examine the X-ray with great detail, and others analyze it to think, "Ah, that person might be in pain somewhere."

[01:11:44]There are people who can look at that closely, and for those who look at it casually, well, it's fine. There is nothing wrong with the bones. You can't just let it slide like this, thinking, "Oh, maybe it's just muscle soreness."

[01:11:52]So, there is a reason for the pain. So, in that case, try visiting a few more places. And if necessary, you should try taking a picture of something like the city. They said the time for the Vietnam fruit mukbang was good. I liked it back then, too.

[01:12:10]I realized how good those times were after coming here.

[01:12:13]Thank you, As Skin. that's right.

[01:12:18]I have lived by the grace of the Lord.

[01:12:21]Yeah, I'm totally cornered, so I don't need Mom, and I don't need Dad either. Yeah. " God, please save me." Those words just came out automatically. yes. Because of that desperation, I offered a really earnest prayer. I think doing that at that moment helped me come to my senses.

[01:12:45]So, my mind calmed down completely, and then I turned off the engine. If I had n't been able to turn off the engine and had been running around frantically, that terrible accident would have really caused a fire. Probably because there was smoke.

[01:13:01]Myeong-i isn't in Seoul, but there is that Korean medicine clinic in my neighborhood. Korean medicine clinic. But they are really good at acupuncture. yes. I am a Christian.

[01:13:13]So, I have to go to Vietnam from Taewon. I don't know. I don't think I can fly a plane right now. Ah, I hate riding things. It's frustrating, too. I don't know. Honestly, I have no motivation at all. I am talking about this right now to boost your motivation. yes. I was feeling so depressed and about to cry, but seeing the sunlight like this and talking to you all made me feel a bit better.

[01:13:41]I think it's getting better. surely.

[01:13:44]thank you It's all thanks to you.

[01:13:50]vietnam.

[01:13:52]Ah, please don't just look at this from the top; leave some supportive comments too. Why do n't you eat me? I 've become a toothless tiger.

[01:14:05]Ah, really, everyone, please don't lose your sense of gratitude. hmm. Being able to walk and breathe, but unable to laugh or breathe because of chest pain—it is difficult. You know, we live without even realizing that we are breathing comfortably. But when you experience pain like this, you can feel every breath I took, and you get to know me. I was born in 1974 and I'm suggesting a meetup in Vietnam.

[01:14:45]Ah, anyway, let's go to Tomato, everyone. I need to get a tomato sunscreen. I do n't have any sunscreen, so my skin is getting a bit sensitive. I'd like to ask you to please give me some.

[01:15:10]I talked a lot about insurance today, but actually, that was what I wanted to talk about today. I wanted to talk a little about osteoporosis, and the most important thing is bone care. hmm. You know, the body needs bones to be able to use it. If the structure breaks, everything collapses. No matter how clean your internal organs are, you didn't get cancer.

[01:15:29]But if you can't walk, that's the end of it. yes.

[01:15:33]Mr. Gansu was just temporary. Howon, nice to meet you. good morning.

[01:15:39]So, actually, I do n't eat breakfast anywhere else but here. But here, since I'm taking the medicine, and since I eat breakfast, it seems like I end up eating less at dinner, and that's good. My body feels light. I can go to the bathroom properly now, too.

[01:16:00]Someone translate my saying to theorean language.

[01:16:06]okay. M: It's tiring if you respond too much. Mr. Gan.

[01:16:13]yes. Thank you, Howon. You made me smile. I'll go to Tomato. tomato.

[01:16:24]Our Songcheon Yaksu over there has become much gentler. Why have you become so gentle? I think our Songcheon mineral water is sick. uh.

[01:16:32]Then I should crack a hard joke. huh. hmm.

[01:16:46]Back. The back and waist. Ribs.

[01:16:49]Then the tailbone.

[01:16:53]Tailbone. Your tailbone collapsed too, you know. Anyway, since I got caught, it's shocking. So, because of that fracture. Even so, it was hard to even sit down right now. It was hard enough just lying down, so when I sat up, I wore a brace. It was about the 10th day, and when I sat down to eat, my tailbone hurt so much.

[01:17:15]But I really hope for this, little by little, day by day. I told you not to answer, Lucky, because if I do, things will go my way.

[01:17:29]I know.

[01:17:32]Uh, it was n't a fall, but traffic... so I'm still here.

[01:17:55]You know, Hou-nim, right?

[01:17:57]Ah, seriously, I was trying to stop talking about my Olga, but if the chat keeps revolving around that person, it’s going to get boring. Everyone understands that. It seems like they were just visiting Korea for a short while, but then the professor... Ugh, saying they wanted to meet me, asking why I was telling them that. I didn't even ask. Yeah, please don't tell me things you aren't curious about, everyone. Yeah, I know they have a kind and nice face, but they're a no-go. It’s not like I’ve only been burned by them once or twice. He sent me emails privately and proposed to me a lot. A kid so young acting so nonsense. But when I rejected his proposal, he immediately married another woman. He came back saying he got divorced again after only a few months of marriage. yes. Ah, it's been a few years. He's a real pain. But since I said I’m a good person, they’re just letting it slide. hmm. I didn't know. Oh man, that 's such a tiring style. really. And he says he wants to marry me. If you do it that way, Korea will come to your side, won't they? I got divorced after just a few months. Uh, I mean, what kind of skill do I have against him?

[01:19:08]But the reason I don't block him is that since you guys don't comment at all, if even he comes in, I can hold out for a while. Once in a while. So, this is the part I saved.

[01:19:17]And it's not like they're treating me badly; they're saying it's good for me.

[01:19:22]Uh, I don't know if it's fate, but you just shouldn't get too carried away. no. You can hear that. I feel like I could be Korean right now. It is a great mistake in my life. It was the biggest mistake of his life. They said it was in Korea. So, is it Konkuk University's Chungju Campus? Why don't you come over there with the professor? I’m thinking that my younger brother is rising in the sun.

[01:19:56]Oh man, is he some kind of Bangladeshi representative? It looks like they fart a bit over there. huh.

[01:20:11]This ID is Cover.

[01:20:15]They say that even to this day, his mistake still can't be covered up. They say it isn't healing well.

[01:20:23]okay. I don't want your condition now because so I can agree with your no more talking about your life. I do n't want your life. I don't want to hear about your life. Do you understand?

[01:20:47]UN Don Mouse.

[01:20:53]Uh, you shouldn't laugh too loudly.

[01:21:02]Open a mouse.

[01:21:05]I give you. You're talking too much, Dekki.

[01:21:26]Look at this. Look at this. You're giving me a break. I'm telling you, they barge in right here like this.

[01:21:30]I don't want yes. I understand everything when I talk normally. I told you, Bol-nim, you're going to get what you deserve. If Mode-bang goes to Betterys, you'll get what you deserve.

[01:22:13]Ah, since he gave us a break earlier, he's ruining the room atmosphere again. hmm. I think so. Lena, you ca n't translate it for me. I use a translation app.

[01:22:36]no. It seemed like he understood everything. So, actually, after I realized I understood everything, I even wondered if they were Korean. yes. They look like a Korean person, but I'm not sure.

[01:22:47]Oh, there are so many scammers, so it's just like that. Actually, unless I've spoken to you all on the phone, I would n't know.

[01:23:03]Howon is even funnier.

[01:23:07]Oh my god, that's funny. don't don't Ah, he's so pushy. Hey, is n't it really funny that you were hitting on them like that, and then immediately married someone else? The setting itself. And after all that, he comes back again saying he broke up. Hey, go ahead and curse at me when you couldn't even fill it up.

[01:23:27]How can you curse when the child has been born again? I can't swear. I won't do it. I have to be born again. He's only one year old.

[01:23:52]Ah, the weather is really clear. Did it rain?

[01:23:55]The words are really good.

[01:24:11]It's a gam.

[01:24:15]Call me baby Park Aegi. Park Egi Berryful un mdi undo an view eo Jinyoung-nim, I'll come more. Please, please, please, people are uncomfortable.

[01:24:49]Ah, I'd like to hear the Singing King Monk. Shall we give it a listen? Ah, what is this about us?

[01:24:54]Who is it? Our Jinyoung. Jinyoung said that Buddha's Birthday has arrived. I heard it was his birthday. Happy birthday to our Jinyoung. But back then, I was sick and couldn't get up anymore, so I played music. Then you shouldn't cut that out again. Oh, and um, I'll ask you a favor. really. Um, it’s not that you’re helping me with anything else, but you know how I hang up Jjanggu after the broadcast ends. Under the broadcast. Then you can use that to enter Coupang.

[01:25:40]Then, if there is anything you want to buy on Coupang there, please buy it for me that way.

[01:25:44]yes. Then I'll get at least a few hundred won, a small amount. yes. If it 's 10,000 won, it drops by 3% or 4% like that. If it's 10,000 won, it drops by 300 won or something like that, sometimes even by 6%, but anyway, I would like to ask for your help. It looks like you can go in via that link.

[01:26:03]But instead, you know that thing that pops up like this during a broadcast? I found out that I have to set that up on a PC. And it turns out I have n't become a Coupang Partner yet. Shopping opened. hmm.

[01:26:18]Salty food helps. hmm.

[01:26:27]Thank you, Olga, for the 30,000 won.

[01:26:32]Ah, thank you again, Olga. Olga even translated it into English, uh... what's it called?

[01:26:42]Thank you, Molga.

[01:26:50]Ah, thank you all so much for donating so much yesterday and the day before.

[01:26:56]Uh, unnie, I uploaded Imsilz yesterday.

[01:26:59]Kkeutsarang, I uploaded it to the video yesterday. You know what I ate yesterday? I uploaded it exactly as I bought it, so that's fine.

[01:27:10]Since it doesn't contain any other liquid, it's not that salty. Oh, it was just right to eat. It lacks a creamy flavor, but actually, creamy ones like the Belle Delcube from earlier are tasty. It tastes good, but since it contains some emulsifiers or something, it’s fine to eat one or two and take small amounts. However, if you’re going to do it anyway, I think asking for that much should be fine. Yeah, yeah.

[01:27:44]Uh, I'll put Jjangu up too.

[01:27:46]This transparent Jjanggu auntie needs someone to talk to like this. huh. Hwamyeong.

[01:28:09]This is the senior, but not him, that red one from earlier, Honey Jjangu, is it Honey Jjangu? That one was born in '80, but they say this one is more popular.

[01:28:22]That fried more. It was deep-fried a lot and sweeter.

[01:28:28]I like salty food. hmm.

[01:28:31]Carrie Panina. That's this too, right?

[01:28:38]I also love I also love people. I have no thoughts of getting married. I don't even think about what I saw.

[01:28:55]What are you talking about? Olga, what is it? What, save it?

[01:28:59]Ah, but I'm just not going to use my head too much right now.

[01:29:03]Oh, right.

[01:29:05]I think they say they are scattering more black dogs. hmm.

[01:29:09]It's even more... how should I put it... sweet, so I think the kids will like it. hmm.

[01:29:15]Nice to meet you, James.

[01:29:21]Ah, so they're collaborating with Japan on Crayon Shin-chan drawings.

[01:29:29]Ah, Jinyoung, what do you mean it's not working?

[01:29:38]Ah, I'll get up.

[01:29:42]And I'll upload one of these as well. I bought this on Coupang, and you know what I mean now that I've injured my tailbone.

[01:29:54]I think this has no flesh or something.

[01:29:59]I think this would be good for those who have back problems right now.

[01:30:01]I think it would be good. It was much better.

[01:30:06]I just bought some Jjang. uh. hmm.

[01:30:15]Ah, you mean something isn't working well? If it does n't work out once, uh, Lucky, just get rid of it completely.

[01:30:23]Or you could just get out of there completely— I mean, turn the phone off and then back on—but for now, just enjoy a delicious meal.

[01:30:36]Mukbang is over. Mmm mmm.

[01:30:50]What is an emoji? But I didn't know that either, so I can't quite put it. It's not an emoticon, it's an emoji.

[01:30:56]What do you mean emojis don't work? hmm.

[01:31:03]okay. If you send me air tick and hotelation, I can go any time, please give me help, I need help. When I get better, come to Bangladesh one by one. If you support me, I will go.

[01:31:38]What is that emoji? You will do well soon. Nope. Thank you. Why, I guess the emoji is different. It doesn't look like an emoticon.

[01:31:44]Ah, it's not that emoticon, right? It's not emojis. I mean, even if we speak like crap, we understand each other perfectly. I thought that emoji was a new creation again. uh.

[01:32:01]Ah, the weather is so nice. I definitely get a good night's sleep. Uh, it really feels like it's in the sunlight. So, most of them, including myself, went here for psychiatric counseling, and they all consistently said the same thing: they ca n't sleep.

[01:32:25]People who receive mental counseling stay at home all the time, you know. Because I'm at home, not seeing the sunlight, and everything is a hassle and I hate it.

[01:32:32]But if you make an effort to get some sunlight, your insomnia will disappear, your body will improve, you won't get sick, and I think this needs to become a continuous virtuous cycle. hmm. You understand everything no matter what I say.

[01:32:55]Outside of the bottle. But still, only the broadcast here has been below so far. It's the third day now, and I think that amount is just right. I do n't have the energy to go around like this anymore. I did n't want to push myself too hard, so I just did a little bit, got 5 taels from the healer, and that's how it came out. I'm afraid I might fall again. I'm just saying. So, since it's coming from the U.S., that bottleneck is what I'm saying. I'm just saying. zero. I just slapped it on, that's not it. hmm. I heard that the person in the same room as Gran's sister stepped over her in the elevator.

[01:33:48]Oh my, thank you, HohoGidoAlgae, for the 20,000 won gold.

[01:33:53]Oh my. Thank you, Hou.

[01:33:58]I like you.

[01:34:02]Ah, Hou, thank you so much for doing it again a few days ago.

[01:34:09]Our Howon, you're not sick anywhere, are you? Are you okay? I think I heard that our Dodo was feeling unwell, right? I heard that he is currently undergoing treatment. You're asking when Shinhwa is going? How do you get to Shinhwa? hmm.

[01:34:31]James, did you see me at Sinnam yesterday?

[01:34:41]Ah, let's eat Jjang-eo again tomorrow. They say it looks like new clothes tomorrow. Ah, Howon, eat this. Something I want to eat.

[01:34:58]Oh, is this it? A traffic bottleneck? Samsung, that phone is starting to spout weird nonsense again. And it's a Galaxy again. It's not 'sitting' but 'sitting'. Even if you sit down or sit in front of it, Purple Island is there, so I see you are from that side.

[01:35:17]Mr. James. It's not Wanjado-gwan, right? uh. Ah, that Anjwa Island isn't that person by any chance, is it? Are n't you the one selling scarves at Purple Island, by any chance? hmm. I was n't just after money, so what were you looking at at dawn to frame me like that?

[01:35:39]Yeah, he's into money, too. I'm not just interested in money.

[01:35:45]Uh, they only care about money. Reveal your health and reveal everything. Let's go to Doraemon. hmm.

[01:35:54]Hello. I only remembered that person from Purple Island, so I thought, " Ah, so they live there." Even if you sit down, you must not make a pig with your fingers. The dawn rain drizzles down, soaking my heart.

[01:36:22]No, the Songcheon mineral water has become too weak. You were running around like crazy, but you've really lost your energy.

[01:36:33]Uh, why? What happened? Just because I'm sick, does that mean our Songcheon Yaksu Hong Gildong-ri is sick too? what? I almost died, and I'm still acting like this. If you almost died, you should die. huh. You could die tomorrow, too. You could die after a week.

[01:36:59]Death is together.

[01:37:01]What do you mean by almost dying? I always almost die. People. Then it keeps coming back to life. It could be that they got lucky and escaped death, or that someone else blocked it for them—it’s something like that. Since death is always by your side, something could suddenly fall.

[01:37:27]9.9m from the top.

[01:37:28]Uh, 10.1m, what are you going to do?

[01:37:31]Amila, I don't know where on earth people like that, who lack empathy, came from, but it's fun. Hmm, living like that is fun. Go do it in another room. Do n't get caught in the dawn rain.

[01:37:49]Oh, I can't stand this. The early morning rain is pouring down, soaking the window. yes. The dawn rain pours down, soaking my heart. It soaks the heart like this feeling. hmm.

[01:38:02]So, I think the best thing is the simple one.

[01:38:07]I hope you don't get hurt or feel any pain. But even being sick is n't something I can control.

[01:38:14]So why did you become so well-behaved? I'm working hard. Ah, that's just really draining my energy. Haven't we been playing this lately? In another room. hmm. They say they will send you out without mercy. Ah, what am I doing right now? Since they were born as a couple, I was going to accept them if possible, but that's not right. hmm. You're trying hard. Yeah, I have to live, so you get your act together. Instead of coming here to write, go pick up some scrap paper.

[01:38:52]You're making money. Even if it hurts.

[01:38:57]So, change this to a divisor; I have no energy.

[01:39:02]Uh, Howon, why are you so funny?

[01:39:06]Ah, they say all the carbonation has drained out. ah.

[01:39:13]It is very appropriate. I ca n't imagine Songcheon mineral water without carbonation. Does n't Songcheon mineral water also have that slightly bitter, carbonated taste?

[01:39:24]Ugh, don't use emoticons like that.

[01:39:27]Ah, once it bursts, when it hurts—especially when my ribs were hurting in the beginning—I was watching YouTube and I almost died.

[01:39:35]Ah, so since I drank cider, the carbonation is gone. Oh my god, seriously.

[01:39:49]Ah, Ho-nim, how old are you? We also know each other's ages. Most of them are in their 50s, and there are many ladies in their 60s.

[01:40:03]Yes, Madam, if you send me the link, I'll use that to buy from Jjanggo. Oh yes, I will.

[01:40:07]So, you buy it first, Howon.

[01:40:12]Ah, it's difficult. Oh, Howon-nim, born in 1975.

[01:40:16]Uh, I mean, Friza, you shouldn't be funny.

[01:40:18]Ah, it’s gotten much better now, but still, uh, I get the feeling when I laugh hard, so it’s going well. But it's funny like this when you're sick. So, I was trying to hold it in, and tears just started welling up. That's because physically, haha. It ends up like this. Then, if this shakes, it really hurts.

[01:40:39]That's why you're holding it in with your mouth. like this. Then tears or tears. It's not that bad right now. Smiling a little like this is okay.

[01:40:50]Ah, thank you, Jeon Min-hyeong. thank you. You guys have good vibes, so it's funnier when you shouldn't be laughing. You should n't laugh in a funeral market like this, but you end up putting on a serious face. Because I can't stop.

[01:41:09]Then that's even funnier. Being serious.

[01:41:22]I love Yangyang wild pine mushrooms, Odaesan Songcheon mineral water, Songcheon Mine, and Gangwon-do. Ah, where is there a place as good as our country? It's really good, everything is good.

[01:41:32]I loved Gyeongsangnam-do so much, you know. It was really, really good. And ah, I thought I would definitely do Gyeongsangnam-do this year, but now I don't think I'll be able to go there. Ah, that's seriously the scariest thing.

[01:41:49]Ah, it's so hard. I could go if someone took me, but I do n't think I can go that way toward Hapcheon at all. Hapcheon.

[01:41:58]Ah, I really wanted to visit Haeinsa Temple in Hapcheon this time.

[01:42:04]You know the three major temples in our country.

[01:42:08]Hoeinsa, Songgwangsa, Tongdosa.

[01:42:15]In Buddhism, there are three things: Dharma and Sangha.

[01:42:26]What is it?

[01:42:28]Beopseung Beop is the one at Haeinsa Temple. So, the three major elements that make up Buddhism are said to be the Sangha, the Dharma, and the Dharma.

[01:42:37]There is the Dharma-Seungbo, and the representative temple is Haeinsa Temple in Hapcheon. You know, Haeinsa Temple is listed there in the Tripitaka Koreana. A place with many female monks, a place where female monks reside—that is Songgwangsa Temple in Suncheon, where I went back then.

[01:42:55]Many monks are produced from there, you know. The place with many Bodhisattvas is the Bodhisattva, right?

[01:43:09]They say it is Tongdosa Temple in Yangsan, so there are two in Gyeongsang-do and one in Jeolla-do. So, I saw Songgwangsan when I went to Suncheon, and now I'm going to Hapcheon this time.

[01:43:17]Oh, are you from Busan?

[01:43:19]Ah, yeah, I really want to go this time. And I heard they give you free food there, too. I was planning to get a free meal or something.

[01:43:28]Whew. Ah, Monk Seongchang.

[01:43:32]Oh, really? I don't know much about Buddhism, but I also became interested because I really liked Seokmo's way of thinking, so I heard about it quite a lot.

[01:43:48]Has it been about two years? I went to India in 2023, so I heard about it starting from 2024. So, I occasionally hear about things like the Law-Breaking-Kingdom and things like that.

[01:44:04]Ah, you can also go to Sungwangsa Temple, and the monk might be there. Coco, among the Buddhist sects in our country, the monks of the Taego Order are allowed to marry. I heard that originally, since the Joseon Dynasty, even the Grand Master Eonyu probably got married like this. They have everything, but now that they have switched to the clam species, those people say that they are now unmarried. I understand that it came out this way. Ah, Songgwangsa Temple was nice too. that's right.

[01:44:36]Can Cheontae get married? hmm.

[01:44:39]So, anyway, I ca n't go to Hapcheonwon.

[01:44:47]Ah, I don't know. That's how it is now. I have no intention of going anywhere right now. hmm.

[01:44:58]Ah, hoho. It probably wasn't that I called.

[01:45:02]Ah, Monk Haegwang, Haejeonghae.

[01:45:08]Uh, okay, okay. I can't concentrate.

[01:45:12]Okay, okay. Let's do it tomorrow. I have to go down there too. Let me take a breather for a bit. hmm. Once you recover, the hospital food is good. Oh, it was actually better than I expected, so I really enjoyed eating it for about two weeks. You know that eating is important, right? If you break a bone. So I ate well. I wouldn't have been able to eat it if it hadn't tasted good.

[01:45:42]Ah, if you use it for a month, it won't really stick and wo n't hurt, right? But it still depends on the size of the fracture, too. And anyway, I feel like my muscles and stuff are hurting a bit too. Since I've just been lying down, I don't really know how to pick things like that. Overall, everything is a bit bad. hmm. At least my legs are okay now. that's right. You should eat well. Because the medicine is working.

[01:46:10]Ah, my palate... I mean, this is so precious to my palate. Uh, ah, I feel like I'm going to turn to bean powder.

[01:46:29]Okay, okay, okay, bean powder is coming out. For the sake of planned peace, Lena, * poof*. Thank you.

[01:46:38]Ah, Palpung, I'm going to try the 12-week pass now too.

[01:46:49]Ah, I have to go all the way to the ski resort in Gangwon-do to eat steamed buns. You're right again. Ah, that's why I'm thinking that.

[01:47:03]Seriously, I should n't say any more about this. It is something to be very grateful for. Yes, yes. Um, Lena, it’s not that you’re secretly wise, but Oga, you have such great sense, and I’ve heard my voice. This is our first time.

[01:47:21]But he was so smart. hmm.

[01:47:26]Your voice is pretty, too. uh. And who did they say your face resembled back then, too? You know I said you looked like a celebrity. She said she was pretty.

[01:47:40]Ah, so not having any injuries was a stroke of genius. yes. If things had been torn or collapsed somewhere, oh my, just that alone... anyway, thank you all so much for today. Yes, especially today, Mr. Pickpocket. With Olga coming again and even Howon donating and chatting so well, today the 1 hour and 50 minutes flew by so well. yes. Ah, Fairy Star, yes, I am trying to recover little by little. Now, if you go back and forth doing physical therapy morning and evening, won't you get better? I'll give you a little sneak peek of how well I came here. I'll show you, and oh dear, as I go ahead, I'll show you this part. I can't show it to people, but ah, I think I need to do a walk around here. I need to do some walking too. Do you have no strength?

[01:48:55]Ah, Seong-ireum, I'm not sure. I don't know about that yet.

[01:48:59]Ah, wait a minute, it feels like there are some people here. It's here too, like this.

[01:49:19]yes. thank you for this food. Jang Byeol-i.

[01:49:27]Ah, over there on the left is a smoking area, so I'll show you that and so on. Yes. yes.

[01:49:37]Thank you so much to everyone who joined us today. Have a good lunch. It was Madam. I'll see how it goes tomorrow, or maybe the day after tomorrow, depending on my condition.

[01:49:49]thank you My dear End Love. I'm going to enjoy eating Jjangu. thank you Poof. I'll see you tomorrow.