You Quiz On The Block (유 퀴즈 온 더 블럭)

Hello. - Hello.

We're in a beautiful place today.

And it's nice and sunny. - Yes.

The weather is nice and sunny. Everything will be perfect...

as long as you're funny today.

Then I wouldn't ask for more.

I'll be special today.

Really? - Yes, because it's a special day.

That's right.

Thanks to a lot of people,

we reached the 200th episode.

Thank you.

Thank you. - Congratulations.

Congratulations to all viewers.

We began in 2018. It's the 200th episode already.

Right. - In the beginning,

it was in crisis. We only had one percent viewer ratings.

Right. - Do you remember?

I remember it very well.

"I don't know what they're doing on the street."

We received a lot of comments. - We had many comments.

A lot of people told me... - Oh, my.

Oh, my. - Oh, dear.

Oh, my. - Oh, my goodness.

Yes. - That's cute.

Yet, we reached the 200th episode today.

This is all thanks to our viewers...

who love this show.

And the guests who told us about their lives.

And the production crew who are affected by the viewer ratings...

every week as they make the show.

I'd like to share the honor of the 200th episode...

with a lot of production crew. - Thank you.

I'd like to celebrate it with them.

Anyway, today... - It's cute.

Shall we blow it? - What?

Don't we have to blow it?

The candles? - Yes.

In 1, 2, 3. - In 1, 2, 3.

Thank you.

What did you have for breakfast? - For breakfast?

I'm on an empty stomach.

I can smell your empty stomach. - Right.

I should've used the tongue cleaner.

Thanks for your work, Joseph.

You make us happen.

If you turn your backs on us, we disappear.

Now, let's begin our 200th episode. Thank you.

Be careful. - Yes.

Hello. - Hello.

You Quiz on the Block. - You Quiz on the Block.

It's our 50th episode today. - That's right.

Your hair's getting static.

Oh, hello.

Oh, hello.

Hello.

Hello. - Nice to meet you.

This way please. - Nice to meet you.

This way please. - Yes.

I'm sure he's watching this from above.

He is the second owner of Shinshin Wedding Hall...

after CEO Baek Nak Sam...

who helped 14,000 couples get married.

His name is Baek Nam Moon.

Hello. Nice to meet you. - Hello.

Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.

In Masan...

The dresses...

The world-famous...

Last April, after fighting cancer for a year,

he passed away at the age of 93.

It was unfortunate news.

Say kimchi.

If you don't like, say radish.

Whisky.

You and CEO Baek look alike and sound alike.

You look similar. - I know it sounds obvious.

People say we sound alike,

You do. - we look alike,

Right. - and even the way we walk.

I get that a lot. - Right.

How did CEO Baek Nak Sam look at the end?

He passed away as if he was sleeping.

As much as people were worried,

he left us in peace.

You sent me the wreath. - Yes.

I didn't expect it.

Then I received it on the first day.

I was grateful.

We should've visited in person.

No, it's okay. Thank you.

I'm sorry.

When your father was alive,

he said,

"It'll be a good death after enjoying a lucky life."

"Greet the visitors with a smile and sincerity."

I heard you had a lot of visitors in the funeral.

After the media and the news...

reported my father's death,

I had a lot of visits from the first day.

People who had a wedding in our venue.

I was grateful to see them again.

On the day of the funeral cortege,

they slept with us...

and went to the memorial park with us.

They stayed with us to the end.

I'd like to thank everyone again.

Thank you.

I heard you're continuing...

your father's work.

You inherited Shinshin Wedding Hall to continue the weddings.

Did your father ask you?

He never asked me.

Okay. - He always...

told me. - What did he tell you?

"Who else would do it other than you?"

You sound just like him.

"Who else can do it?" - Yes.

"You're the only son in this family."

That's what he said.

Did you have a different job?

I actually ran a coin karaoke...

in the industrial area.

That's what I was doing.

Then after my father became sick,

I had two jobs at the same time.

It's tough. - I lost 15kg.

I barely got to sleep.

I decided to close the coin karaoke...

and focus on the wedding hall.

If you don't mind me asking, how was your coin karaoke business?

There was COVID-19. - Oh, COVID-19.

It was a little tough.

This just occurred to me.

At the time, I said this to Mr. Baek too.

For a lot of people, since the venue is free,

they can save a lot of money.

But from the business perspective,

is it manageable?

How do you make a living?

The building is our own.

Oh, right. - So we can save money on the rent.

Nowadays, young people are doing...

the expense-free challenge or something.

That's what I'm trying to do.

I save money as much as I can.

And my father was very frugal.

I grew up watching him.

Also, people who are helping us.

Like the hair salon or the pyebaek...

and everyone else who helps us.

They've been with us from the beginning.

They're well aware of our purpose.

So they help us with the minimum payment.

So...

Is your mother still part of it?

Yes, she still helps me with it.

Fortunately, she's healthy for her age.

That's how we're able to run it.

You make it sound like it, but it's never easy.

Your father used to run that wedding hall.

You took over the family business. - Right.

But this family business isn't for profit.

Yet, you took it over.

It's not just the wedding hall you inherited.

You inherited your father's life.

That's never easy.

You said the interior designed by your father is...

the trademark?

My wedding hall is...

near 60 years old.

Everything inside is 60 years old.

When we have guests, we turn the lights on...

and give them a tour.

Really? - Yes.

Is there any cost?

No. - You should charge them...

for admission at least.

It's not an amusement park. Why charge for admission?

Still...

It's just a short visit.

It's true that you can't charge people...