Sujong, you came so early this morning.
I was shocked.
Your radio show starts at 9, right?
Yes.
But you came here at 7.
That's so early.
It's fine if he shows up at 7
but the staff has to come at 7 too.
The writers have to be there.
You're tiring out the director and writers.
The staff doesn't need to be there?
They were there and they looked tired.
How could they not show up when you're there?
Is it like a council before the king?
It's not like that! Come on!
You come so early.
I use that radio booth too.
The staff members always sit in the same spot.
Over time I noticed them getting skinnier.
Hyunwoo.
What's wrong with you today?
Hyunmoo, even if we show up early for a radio show
it's never earlier than 30 minutes.
Making it 30 minutes early is remarkable.
Sometimes I go in when the theme song plays.
Let's say there are 100 staff members.
It's better for me to show up early.
Making them wait for me makes me uncomfortable.
That's why I show up a bit early.
Hyunwoo, stop that.
You're so insincere when you clap.
That was like a monkey clapping.
I want to learn from him.
Hyunwoo, when do you usually show up for work?
2 minutes before the show starts...
2 minutes before?
I try to be considerate to the staff.
When I was a KBS employee
Hyunwoo was still doing his radio show.
You come in from the front entrance.
I know I heard his radio show being broadcast
but he was still at the entrance.
I was like, "Shouldn't you hurry, Hyunwoo?"
"The door won't open.
Hurry and open it. I have to do the opening."
What was that?
Why don't you try being on time for once?
(This guy...)
You and I are the same.
We should help each other out.
"We should help each other out."
I heard this about Hyunwoo.
His show was starting but he walked slowly.
(Already funny)
I don't run that often.
If you run, you run out of breath.
"Hello, this is Lee Hyunwoo." You sound like that.
But he kept walking slowly.
I'm a total pro.
(He goes to work like a robot)
Because of my breath.
(Admiration)
- "Open the door." / - Hyunwoo...
You're so funny, Hyunwoo.
When I told the staff that I'd be on this show...
The manager, director and the two writers
sent me text messages.
"We won't be there with you,
but we're always rooting for you
and we'll be watching."
The radio staff feels like a family.
They're like family.
Did your staff members text you, Baekcheon?
They don't even know that I'm on this show.
(An uncaring family)
They don't care.
- How about your staff, Hyunwoo? / - Get any texts?
Why would they text me?
(All families express their love differently)
Sujong, you couldn't read a story due to crying?
I struggle whenever it's a story about a father.
When I was a kid our family immigrated.
I parted ways with them in 8th grade and saw
my dad briefly as an adult. He passed away abroad.
So whenever I read a story about a father...
I always struggle.
I'm reminded of my own dad.
And this one story was about a sick father.
The entire family listens to my show.
The kids sent a letter to me
expressing their love for their dad. As I read it...
I was in tears the entire time.
The listeners can relate to Sujong when he cries
and they cry with him.
Radio is all about being relatable.
I can relate to what Sujong said.
On my last radio show...
Your mom. Right.
I cried so much.
I think all I did was cry for 20 minutes.
My voice was off then too.
It was the last episode of my radio show
and I was feeling sick. I was all bloated.
I was sad to end my radio show
but I did feel a bit relieved too.
Because it's so hard.
That's when I got a text from my mom.
And I read it.
I wanted to read it to the listeners.
I took a look and it was two lines.
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