Waching daily Jun 5 2017

"I'm Mr. Nanny".

Hello, I am a grandpa who will soon turn 70.

I haven't shared much inner thoughts my entire life.

But I am sending this worry now

since suppressing myself further will make me collapse.

I am solely responsible

for raising my grandson.

He is a grandpa.

This is what my daughter says.

"Dad, make baby food and feed it to him."

"Dad, he pooped. Please change his diaper."

"Dad, he's crying. Hurry up and hold him."

"You should look after your own baby."

"Can't you do this much? Hurry up and help me."

He should smoke.

That would solve the problem.

She bosses me around shamelessly.

She even yells at me

while she sits on the sofa and watches TV.

"Dad, wake up."

"Why are you waking me up so early in the morning?"

"He keeps crying. Please put him to sleep."

"I'm going back to my room."

It doesn't matter if it's 3 a.m. or 4 a.m.

She hands me her crying baby and disappears.

I've spent my entire life looking after my children.

It's hard to raise my grandson, too.

Please help me live comfortably in my old age.

(Please help me live comfortably in my old age.)

- This is... / - This is new.

- We had similar worries from grandmas. / - Right.

I was raised by my grandma.

- I see. / - We lived together.

We were practically friends.

That's how close we were.

The two of you were practically friends.

(What's up, Grandma?)

Grandma.

It must be hard.

I am sure he has a son-in-law, too.

He must be suffering greatly to send a worry.

Please come on out.

(Who is raising his grandson on his own?)

(Gentlemanly)

(Kang Hoyoung)

(Welcome)

He is a gentleman.

I haven't seen anyone slide down so gentlemanly.

(He walks with dignity.)

You have to look after the baby

because you live with your daughter, right?

My wife and I live on the fourth floor.

My daughter lives one floor above us.

- She lives on the fifth floor. / - I see.

My grandson is 19 months old.

I go upstairs at 9 a.m.

and come home at 5 p.m.

That's when your daughter gets out of work.

- No, my daughter doesn't work. / - What?

- She doesn't work. / - Why does she require your help?

- She doesn't work. / - That doesn't make sense.

(She asks you to look after her baby with no job?)

She just watches TV on couch and chats on the phone.

Raise your hand if you thought she had a job.

- Everyone thought / - Of course they did.

- she had a job. / - We all thought

- she had a job. / - This is unbelievable.

- She's... / - This really is a worry.

What do you do from 9 a.m.?

- I can't understand her. / - She says the baby pooped

- and asks me to change the diaper. / - Okay.

- She asks me to bathe him. / - Bathe him.

After I bathe and clothed him,

she asks me to cook baby food.

I have no choice but to do so.

What does your daughter do while you're doing that?

- She watches TV / - All day long?

and chats with her friends on the phone.

His daughter is amazing.

Are you done at 5 p.m.?

- No, that's not the end. / - What?

While I'm resting at home, she calls me.

She says, "He pooped. Please come over right now."

- Babies poop all the time. / - Right.

While I'm sleeping at night,

she asks me to put the baby to sleep.

- Then I go to her house. / - Do you put him to sleep?

Yes, I have to play with him until he falls asleep.

(Poor me.)

Why you and not your wife?

My wife is helping

our oldest daughter who has two children.

(She's looking after their oldest daughter's babies.)

Both our oldest daughter and her husband have a job.

- They both have a job? / - That's understandable.

I can understand her because she has to work.

I don't understand my youngest daughter.

- That's why you're here. / - She thinks

- I have to help her. / - It's because you're her dad.

What does her husband do?

- I wondered, too. / - My youngest son-in-law is

six years younger than my daughter.

- She married a younger man. / - He just got a job,

so he has to work on weekends.

He doesn't have much time to look after his baby.

This is what I always don't understand.

You can just refuse it. Why do you help her?

I once went out instead of helping her.

- You did? / - I had a drink with my friends.

- You went out. / - While I was having a drink,

she called me and asked what I was doing.

I said, "I'm having a drink. Why do you ask?"

She said, "Dad, I'm drinking coffee."

- "My baby is running around and so loud." / - I see.

- She called him to the cafe. / - She called him over.

- While he was drinking? / - What did you do?

I went to the cafe and took my grandson home.

- Did you go to the cafe? / - Yes, I did.

- You're too generous. / - My goodness.

- I have a soft spot for her. / - Because he's her dad.

- I can't refuse to help her. / - You provided cause.

Let's meet the daughter who is doing all this.

- My goodness. / - Hello.

Hello.

(Who is his daughter who makes him look after her son?)

Let me ask you a straightforward question.

Why do you always ask him to look after your baby?

I'm not very skilled at looking after a baby,

but my dad is good at it.

So I trust him with my baby.

No mom is good at it at first.

You can improve over time.

Moreover, you don't have a job.

It's not that I never watch my baby.

- I watch him look after baby. / - Pardon?

(My goodness.)

- She says she watches them. / - Then...

What do you... Why do you watch him?

What do you do?

There are some things he can't do well.

I explain to him every step to doing it

so he can do it well.

- Then do it yourself. / - What is he not good at?

What is he not good at?

For example,

he doesn't sterilize baby spoons and bottles.

I told him about it, but he still didn't do it.

- I told him he should sterilize the bottle. / - Gosh.

- What else? / - He also fed my baby

fried potato, chips, and even spicy fried chicken.

My baby is not old enough to eat them.

- He's not old enough to eat them. / - My dad fed him.

Your dad is not young enough to look after a baby.

(He's right!)

If you know all that, why don't you do it yourself?

My dad is good with babies.

He plays with my baby well.

- You know better than him. / - That's ridiculous.

Director, why did you pick difficult cases nowadays?

Why did you do that?

We keep repeating

- That's right. / - the same conversation.

- She's just like the previous guest. / - Exactly.

If you don't trust him, don't let him watch your son.

I can't do that.

- Why not? / - My son likes my dad so much.

- Your baby became attached to him / - Goodness.

because your dad spent a lot of time with him.

- Of course. / - They look like best friends.

It's good to see them get along well with each other.

And you just watch them?

- That's right. / - My goodness.

It's been a long day today.

- Oh gosh. / - The previous guest

in the audience doesn't seem to understand her either.

"What's wrong with her?"

He kept looking like that.

- He looked like he couldn't understand. / - "Gosh."

- Oh my. / - He would never understand her.

We asked him to bring some photos of him

looking after his grandson.

Let's see those photos first.

- He's bathing the baby. / - He's cute.

- How cute. / - His daughter took this photo, right?

- She must watch them from that angle. / - I have to.

- How adorable. / - He's so cute.

- He's so cute. / - He's feeding the baby.

- He looks so half-hearted. / - Right.

- He looks half-hearted. / - He looks dispirited.

- He's playing with the baby. / - Is she playing?

My goodness.

(Leaving her son to her dad,)

(she's playing with her phone.)

- It's shocking. / - Why would she do that?

- This is a very unusual case. / - It's sad.

- Look at his face. / - He looks so half-hearted.

(Who am I? Where am I?)

Look at his face.

He's exhausted.

Look at that.

- He looks so sad. / - He fell asleep.

- He's so cute. / - He's so tired.

(She's smiling cheerfully.)

When you see your dad like that,

don't you feel sorry for him?

No, I feel great to see them together.

There are good things about it.

However, he has to do that every day,

not once in a while.

(He wants to cry as he has to do it every day.)

I have a question. She makes her dad do a lot of work.

I wonder if she gives him a lot of allowance.

- Of course. / - I'm sure she gives him allowances.

- She doesn't give me a dime. / - What?

She doesn't even pay you?

I'm the one who gives her money.

- She asks for allowances? / - You give her allowances?

- I give her allowances. / - What?

- For letting you watch her son? / - That's ridiculous.

She even lives in the house I own,

so she doesn't pay for electricity

- or gas bill. / - My goodness.

She also tells me whenever she runs out of rice.

- Rice? / - Then I buy a bag of rice for her.

You buy her rice, too.

That's not all. She craves a lot of food.

"Buy me fried chicken. Buy me jokbal."

I have to buy her that because I'm her parent.

I can't say no to her.

It's as if she's a little girl.

As she lives downstairs, I just buy her food.

Why didn't you come on the show earlier?

- Usually, in a case like this, / - My goodness.

- people give their parents allowance. / - They should.

It's the right thing to do.

My dad refuses to receive allowances.

Besides, since he's quite well off,

I depend on him a little.

Have you ever given him an allowance?

- Of course. / - How much did you give him?

About 200 dollars.

- It was / - He refused it because it's too little.

- on his birthday. / - I would refuse it, too.

(She's trying to recall the memory.)

I gave him once on his birthday.

Once on his birthday?

- Just once? / - That's a birthday gift.

- That's a gift. / - I wish she was putting on an act.

- Monthly allowance. / - Have you ever given him money

- just to show your gratitude? / - No, not once.

Don't you think that you are immature?

I heard people feel lonely as their children grow up.

So I'm staying as an immature daughter

to prevent him from feeling lonely.

You've gone too far, though.

- That's too much. / - So I...

If I act mature in front of my dad,

and he doesn't have to help me,

he might feel like he's too old.

- That's why. / - You mean you're being a good daughter

by asking for his help?

- That's one of the reasons. / - No way.

(I'm being a good daughter.)

She says she acts like that to be a good daughter.

This might sound ridiculous,

but what if she lived with the smoking husband?

(They would make the worst couple.)

For more infomation >> Grandad's worry is looking after his grand-children? [Hello Counselor / 2017.06.05] - Duration: 10:54.

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Is the NHS in crisis? - Duration: 4:46.

There's a lot of pressures on the NHS at the moment. We're going to talk about them and play a game of -

and play a game of Jenga.

Okay, so first thing. I want to ask you about is

NHS wating times. So for A&E (accident and emergency) the NHS

in all the countries of the UK has a

target where it's supposed to see 95% of people in four hours. At the moment. they're not managing it. Referrals for treatment?

That's the other thing I hear about - what - I don't even know what that means

Referral to treatment means the time it takes you from when your GP says you really need to go and see a doctor

To when you actually get seen in the hospital

There's targets that all over the UK. In England it's 18 weeks and again

not as many people are being seen in that time as are supposed to be. How many people are actually

demanding to use the NHS?

It's going up partly because the population is getting bigger, partly because the population is ageing. Is social care part of the NHS?

I know what you're gonna ask-

Social care is not part of the NHS, social care is for example when someone has to go into a care home

or someone has to come and help perhaps an older person in their own house. And in recent years it's been getting a bit wobbly

as its underfunded (like our tower) and we think that's probably had an impact on the NHS although it's difficult to measure.

People getting older? It's good that people are getting older, but it does mean...

that the NHS...

Has more people in the groups who are most likely to have the most serious illnesses

Again in this election, there's been a lot of talk about - ok can I do this one? - I don't think I can do this one

Mental health? So the NHS has been trying to raise the priority of mental health which I think people would accept

hasn't always been as good as it should be. There are new waiting times for various areas of it, and they're aiming spend more money...

but as yet...

there isn't the information to tell whether or not that's working. Money? The NHS has a very large budget compared to other public services, but

it needs it, and actually the proportion of Britain's national income going to the NHS is going to be falling over the next few years

What are the big things we spend money on?

Staff are the main cost of the NHS

But an important thing to think about is that the cost of treatment tends to go up

So as we invent new medical technologies like proton beam therapy for cancer

It adds to the things that we can treat people for. But it does mean that costs tend to increase over time--Oh wow

Ok, something politicians say that people don't understand: what are efficiency savings?

So I imagine most people will know from their own company or employment

That there's an efficiency drive from time to time, and for the NHS recently that's been all the time

The NHS has made efficiency savings - economists have measured it - and it's it's

Getting able to do more with less than it used to

But at least in England not fast enough to keep up with the financial pressures it faces

What's happening to nurse numbers? So staff probably represent most of these jenga blocks

The NHS is basically a system of staff treating people. Unfortunately there's shortages of staff in lots of key areas

So there's a serious nursing shortage, and there's also a shortage of GPs (general practitioners). Which is a particular problem because

the NHS plans currently

For more people to be treated outside hospital where GPs work.

Nice jenga.

One of the things that has to be done is bring in temporary staff on agency contracts and

although they do provide the support that the NHS needs, that often comes at a higher cost so the shortage of staff

tends to make the financial problem even worse.

Kind of surprisingly given all the stuff we've been talking about,

Staff seem to be more positive about the NHS than they were before

Morale is very slightly improved

There are still some pretty worrying things in the surveys that staff send back every year,

and more staff say than not that there aren't enough staff for them to do their jobs properly

which is probably not what you want to hear from a doctor or a nurse

So as an expert in many very boring areas of the NHS

I can assure you that the NHS is much more complicated than one big tower.

Even just looking at the NHS in England

You've got hospitals in one place. GP services, mental health trusts

Clinical commissioning groups are made up of GPs

But they give the money to hospitals and mental health trusts to pay for what they do.

A range of other quangos and arm's length bodies.

District nursing we've got for example

Private companies that contract with the English NHS.

All of these different parts pass money back and forth to each other,

pass patients back and forth to each other.

It's an incredibly complicated system of something that employs 1.5 million people - one of the biggest employers on earth.

There are so many different organisations doing different things to different groups of patients

that you wouldn't expect the NHS to suddenly fall off the cliff in some sense.

It's more a case that the pressure builds and builds

across the whole system and shows up in lots of different ways that we've been talking about.

For more infomation >> Is the NHS in crisis? - Duration: 4:46.

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My STi is Back!! What was wrong with it? / Plans for Summer - Duration: 5:35.

For more infomation >> My STi is Back!! What was wrong with it? / Plans for Summer - Duration: 5:35.

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The house is full of smoke, and the kids are exposed! [Hello Counselor / 2017.06.05] - Duration: 16:59.

Your cotinine level was twice that of average smokers.

The result must be similar for your daughter and wife.

For children, second-hand smoke is as bad as smoking.

It can impair the lungs' defense mechanisms,

and cause asthma and lung diseases.

What do you think about that?

In my experiences,

not much harm has been done.

It's not like my daughter is sick.

She is nine years old. She is healthy.

The doctor said second-hand smoke is harmful.

It has been scientifically proven.

It's very irresponsible for you to ignore it

- based on your experiences. / - That's right.

It's wrong and ignorant.

Is he a perfect husband besides his smoking habit?

- Is he considerate? / - His smoking habit

is only the beginning.

- What? / - Are there more?

This is just the beginning?

I was once sick with flu.

I was so sick that I sent him a text.

"I am sorry, but I will go to bed first."

"Come home and sleep." I sent him the text.

He bought something from the convenience store

and woke me up.

"Hey, hey." He usually calls me, "Hey."

- "Hey, hey." / - Does he call you "Hey"?

- Yes, he does. / - Then you should say,

"What, what?"

He said, "Heat this up."

- What was it? / - It was a hamburger.

You only need to microwave it.

- Since I was very sick, / - My goodness.

I said, "You should heat it up."

Then he said, "I bought a snack"

"that is easy to prepare to be considerate."

"Can't you do this much?" And he threw it on the wall.

He threw the hamburger on the wall?

- Yes, he did. / - It must've flew everywhere.

Yes. He threw other snacks, too.

Why make your wife work when she is sick?

I only wanted her to heat it up while I wash up,

but she became irritable.

She was sick.

She wasn't so sick that she'd need hospitalization.

Don't you know how to use a microwave?

- I do. / - Then you could have put it inside,

- washed up, / - You can wash up afterwards.

and ate it.

I take off my clothes and go straight to the bathroom.

I was overcome with anger.

I was home after a day of hard work.

Couldn't she do that much? I lost my temper.

After I threw the snacks,

I didn't let her clean them up.

I told her to clean them up the next day on purpose.

- On purpose? / - I know why he did that.

He must have done it as a sign of forgiveness.

Am I right?

- No, I forbade her to clean up on purpose. / - Why?

- Why? / - He threw the snacks in anger.

He wanted his wife to reflect on her wrongdoing.

(My goodness.)

- That's scary. / - I got goosebumps.

"This will happen again if you misbehave."

"Okay?" Was it a warning?

I don't know if it's wrong to think this, but...

(What does he think?)

Men and women are meant to do different tasks.

She should have heated up the hamburger.

He thinks there are tasks for women.

Calm down, everyone.

He is the worst.

I have a question. Let's say your wife does as you do.

Let's say she smokes at home in front of the children.

She smokes as she does the dishes, cooks

- and watches TV. / - Don't be mad.

- Would you be okay with it? / - Would you?

Let's say she blows smoke rings as she watches a drama.

(She can make smoke rings instead of a hamburger.)

- That would be a grand sight. / - He's so funny.

It doesn't suit the Korean values.

- What? / - She is my wife.

Of course she shouldn't smoke in front of children.

It's not something that is acceptable in Korea.

Can she start smoking when she becomes a grandmother?

I haven't thought about that.

My goodness.

(My goodness.)

- Seriously. / - He is only 37 years old.

- What is wrong with him? / - He is

too patriarchal. Has he always been that way?

He's like someone who'd experienced the Korean War

even though he is only 37 years old.

At home, he says, "Bring me water."

Even when the remote control is next to him,

he asks me without looking.

"Where is the remote control?", "It's next to you."

"Where is the remote control?", "It's next to you."

"Where is the remote control?"

- It's not just the smoking habit. / - He does that.

- There are a lot of things. / - He does that often.

- What else? / - He asks me to put socks on him.

- He asks you to put socks on him? / - Yes.

- Is he a baby? / - He stretches out his feet.

(Put socks on my outstretched feet.)

It seems like

she is a slave.

"Men are higher and women are lower."

You think your wife is beneath you, right?

Do you think that way?

Wouldn't there be a difference?

What difference when you don't see her as your equal?

Equal?

I think men are above women.

Why?

- What's the reason? / - My goodness.

Is it because you work?

Since men work outside,

I think it's right that they are prioritized.

- What's wrong with him? He's weird. / - If she works,

will you treat her as your equal?

Even if she works,

she would naturally still be beneath me.

Why?

What's the reason?

- I don't know. / - Let me ask.

Did you father rule over your mother?

No, he didn't.

(It wasn't like that with his parents.)

He says men and women are on different levels.

- He always says that. / - What are your thoughts?

He never lets me do what he does.

Give us an example.

He drinks and sleeps outside

about 200 days out of 365 days when we were newlyweds.

- He slept outside? / - Did he sleep outside?

- 200 days? / - 200 days?

- We were newlyweds. / - You are saying he did that

- 200 days out of 365 days. / - He was proud of it.

He practically lived away from home.

- You were newlyweds. / - How could he do that?

Where did he sleep?

He said he slept at his friend's place and in saunas.

He says he's fixed the habit,

but he still does it once or twice a month.

When I try to go out and meet my friends,

he says that a woman shouldn't leave her children.

There were times I couldn't go out.

I have never met anyone who is worse than me.

You smoke all you want.

I have never met anyone who is worse than me.

You meet friends all you want.

Why forbid your wife from going out?

I don't forbid her from going out.

She can meet up with her friends and have a lunch.

What will she do with her friends at 9 p.m.?

It doesn't look good for a woman to drink.

You drink and sleep outside.

You do that 200 days a year.

I treat those around me

for networking purposes.

Can't your wife network, too?

She should do it during the day.

Housewives have a lot of free time during the day.

She can meet her friends then.

Among all husbands who'd been on Hello Counselor,

he is the top.

Aren't you worried about repercussions?

Seriously.

Those who are here

should meet someone who treats them nicely.

(Devastated)

- They don't have to blame me. / - What are you saying?

- He is the worst. / - I got goosebumps.

- He is scary. / - What are you saying?

Are you saying it's your wife's fault for meeting you?

Are you saying it's her fate?

That's right.

(It got worse.)

- I... / - Did you know

- he's like that? / - It's no one else's business.

I'm curious about that, too.

(Did she not know about her husband's true colors?)

He was very caring when we dated.

(My goodness.)

- My goodness. / - He held my hand everywhere.

He was caring in every way.

That's why I decided to marry him.

Did he change suddenly?

He changed right after the wedding.

(He changed right after the wedding.)

(It's the scariest story.)

- That's scary. / - He changed suddenly.

- Yes. / - It's like a horror film.

Let's talk to someone who is close to them.

- Hello. It's nice to meet you. / - Hello.

- Hello. / - Please introduce yourself.

I am Jungeun's brother, Sungeun.

How did it feel to hear everything?

I knew Jungeun was worried about his smoking habit,

but I didn't know about everything else.

What kind of a person was he to you?

Whenever he comes to our parents' place,

he treats my parents and me very nicely.

That's why

I had no idea.

Now that I think about it,

there were moments that should have given me a clue.

What moments?

He would wake my sister

from her sleep

and asked her to get him water and tissue paper.

Didn't your sister complain about him at home?

She isn't the type

to whine about something.

- She didn't say anything. / - No.

She tends to bottle up her emotions.

Since you are here,

please say something to your brother-in-law.

I learned many things I didn't know before.

I hope you would smoke less.

Also,

your family is having

financial struggles.

It's great that things are looking up.

My sister doesn't even wear makeup.

She tries to save money every way that she can.

My goodness.

(Seeing his sister brings tears to his eyes.)

My goodness.

He wanted his sister to be happy.

(He wanted his sister to be happy.)

He must feel bad.

You drink and go shopping often.

You spend a lot of money.

(I am sad and angry.)

I am sorry.

All right.

I hope you would do it less.

Seriously.

Please be a good son-in-law to my parents,

a good brother-in-law to me,

a good husband to my sister,

and a good father to my niece and nephew.

My goodness.

(Touched)

What is your wife to you?

She is someone I am thankful for.

She raised the children well.

If you are thankful, listen to her small wishes.

She didn't ask you to stop smoking. Smoke upstairs.

I have my reasons.

Like you have said,

the rooftop is right upstairs.

I've worked as a mailman for almost ten years.

On many occasions,

I ran up and down 30 apartments a day.

If you think about it...

Others say that the rooftop is right upstairs,

but it's annoying to me. Why must I go up?

Then go down.

Is that your excuse?

- We understand that you hate it, / - Then go down.

but it's not a matter others can withstand.

Your habit is connected to your family's health.

The people you love hate it.

At first, I was angry.

I thought he was just addicted to smoking.

After hearing more, I realized that

- he lacks consideration. / - That's right.

He is extremely selfish.

What do you hate the most in the world?

I have a weak stomach.

- Weak stomach? / - Yes. I hate fishy smell.

In that case, how would you feel

if other people force you to smell something fishy?

I would get irritated and leave.

In the same way...

(Then he should understand.)

Your wife can get irritated and leave the house.

I haven't thought about that.

You haven't, right? You think it won't happen

because you think your wife is beneath you

and should listen to your every command.

That's why you believe that way.

We prepared fish to make you suffer.

(That's great.)

- Really? / - You should smell it.

- Really? / - I knew I smelled something fishy.

Come here. Come up to the stage.

You can smoke a cigarette here.

Come here.

(She comes to get him.)

(Yeongja is on the move.)

Come here.

- It's grilled nicely. / - It won't take long.

It won't take long.

(They bring out the fish.)

Come here.

- It's grilled nicely. / - It won't take long.

It won't take long.

It smells fishy to me, too.

The smell is strong.

(It smells very fishy.)

It smells very fishy.

Salted fish smell the worst.

- Come here, Jungeun. / - It's spiny-head croaker.

- Come here. / - He became tense.

- Try it. / - Try it.

Try it.

Come here.

It's not harmful to your health.

I don't eat fish.

This is entertaining.

Why can't you eat it?

It's delicious.

Why can't you eat it? Goodness gracious.

Try it.

It's good.

(He now knows how his wife feels.)

Your family is smelling something as foul

in the bathroom and living room.

Watch this.

At least fish is good for health.

(Moving)

At least fish is good for health.

You can escape by going to the rooftop. Hurry up.

Hurry up and go to the rooftop.

Hurry up and go to the rooftop.

(Fish smell works like a miracle.)

(He runs towards stairs.)

We had to do this

to make him realize his wrongdoing.

We prepared this for him.

Which do you hate more, the smell of fish or cigarette?

The smell of cigarette.

How did it feel to smell something you hate?

I hated it.

Let's say your wife asks you to understand

because she can't live without fish.

She says everyone ate fish back in the days.

(He finally walks in his wife's shoes.)

Why don't you promise not to smoke at home?

They say you die if you change at once.

- You won't die. / - You won't die.

You won't die.

You will die if you smoke a lot.

(Chanwoo is the best.)

- Promise to your daughter. / - Make a promise.

At home...

A man shouldn't go back on his words.

- I won't smoke. / - Promise to your daughter.

Promise to your daughter.

That's right.

(Pinky promise)

He said he won't smoke at home.

Say what you want to say to him.

Please keep your promise not to smoke at home.

Even if you say mean things,

I know that you are a good man.

I hope that we will live happily

with Bobae and Taeyang,

and look after our parents.

I hope you will love me more.

(Be happy, Jungeun.)

The guests will have a vote.

It's a worry.

I hope you would start treating your wife nicer.

I also think it's a worry.

I believe childhood memories play a big role

in the period of development.

That's why I am worried about what

his children will learn.

I also think it's a worry.

It will be nice if he improves little by little.

Let's go.

I think it's a worry.

If you think it's a worry, please press the button.

(What does the audience think?)

- In five, four, / - In five, four,

- three, two, one. / - three, two, one.

Stop!

Please say a few words to your wife and daughter.

Jungeun, I haven't treated you well in the past.

Now that I am here, I will try to change my ways.

Say something to your daughter.

It's important.

Bobae, I will keep my promise, okay?

I love you.

(They hold hands.)

Show us how many votes the worry received.

"Smoke-stained Life".

The last digit is one.

(What will be the result?)

It got over 100 votes.

I think it will be 171.

191.

We never had 191 votes.

(She receives 171 votes)

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Why is so important to massage your feet before you going to sleep - Duration: 2:05.

Why is so important to massage your feet before you going to sleep.

The best way for relaxing is massage. It`s proved that is good for proper functioning

of organs and overall health. Relaxing massage and it`s so curing at the same time.

Different parts or dots of the feet are representing different organ in the human body. It`s a

map of the whole body. Massage of feets, especially before going to bed is beneficial for you.

You will feel the difference in our body. Here are the positive effects of this kind

of massage:

Boost blood circulation. Good for your skin.

Reduce the effect of edema (during pregnancy). Restless leg syndrome.

Maintains proper function. Treat numerous diseases.

Eliminate lactic acid. Facilitates digestion.

Affects the muscles stretch. Improves metabolism.

Stimulates the secretion of sweat. Mobilizes fat.

Improves blood flow. Accelerates the flow of blood through the

tissue. Relieve pain and stiffness caused by too much

exercising. Prevent and cure many symptoms such as headache,

stress, asthma, constipation, sinusitis and migraine.

NOTE: Choose a cream, lotion or oil to work with. Creams and lotions and work well for

foot massages. Oils work to soften the rough calluses on the bottom of your feet.

The treatment will be most effective if the massage lasts from 10 to 15 minutes.