Problematic Men (The Brainiacs / 문제적남자)

Hello!

Airing on Monday...

The pleasure of Mondays.

Hello. - We are the Brainiacs.

The pleasure of Mondays.

Happy Monday. - Monday night!

Let's get it. - We're air on Monday nights now.

It's the Korean flag.

A Moroccan vacation.

Is it a backpacking trip?

Han Bi Ya?

There are a lot of backpacks, so it might be about traveling.

There are a lot of backpacks. - Right, so...

It's someone who travels a lot.

There are photographs, so it could be a photographer.

These are the pictures they took traveling.

Here's a camera!

A world traveler?

There are a bunch of maps and globes.

Really?

This makes me want to travel.

Yes. - I want to go.

I want to grab my bag and leave.

We now air on Mondays...

and solve problems with our viewers.

Not only did we change our air time, we prepared a new event.

Apparently, many viewers...

send their answers way before we solve the quizzes.

We expected that though.

We send gifts to winners, who are chosen randomly.

Every week, we give special gifts to viewers...

who text the correct answer during the original airtime.

This week, it's 100 dollars' worth of department store gift cards.

10 lucky viewers will get it.

We're giving out a total of 1,000 dollars.

Texts are 10 cents per message.

We hope many viewers participate.

Let's take a look at the guest hint.

One person entered Mensa at the age of 12.

Another person was accepted as the top 1 percent to med school at 18.

They received a scholarship to Sungkyunkwan University at 22.

I think it's one person. - One person?

This is their career.

This is one person?

I think so.

One person entered Mensa at age 12...

12 years old is...

really, really young... - It's incredibly young.

You wouldn't know what Mensa is.

I... I think it's one person.

They were accepted to medical school at age 18...

and started going to school at age 19.

Right. - 19, 20, 21, 22...

Right. - In their senior year...

So they're a medical school student.

A medical school student.

What if they were accepted but didn't attend?

They had too many options.

They were accepted to various colleges.

That makes sense.

They got into many schools,

including Sungkyunkwan University.

But they chose Sungkyunkwan for the scholarship.

Right?

No, I don't think so.

That shouldn't take four years.

I believe that it's one person.

Really? - Yes.

We can't figure it out with just this.

Let's meet them.

Today's Brainiac, please come out!

Could it be three siblings?

Siblings? - They're in the same family?

I don't know how many times I've heard this.

It's Oumaima!

They're foreigners.

Oumaima! It's good to see you.

Good to meet you.

Hello! - Hello.

It's good to see you.

A friend of mine is here.

Russia and England.

Please have a seat.

Now that I think about it,

I don't know why we didn't invite Oumaima sooner.

She's a real brainiac. - It's been awhile.

Today's episode,

as you can see by the flags, is an international special.

It's the Global Brainiacs Special.

Please introduce yourselves, beginning with Oumaima.

Hello, I'm Oumaima from Morocco.

Today, I'll work hard to solve the problems.

Okay.

She is usually very good at Korean. I think she is nervous.

Yes. - She is as good as Tyler.

No, never.

Salamo alaykom.

Salamo alaykom. - Salamo alaykom.

It is an Arabic greeting. - Hello.

Hello. You can also say "Alaykom el salam".

You are very proactive.

Now, our Russian guest. - Is it my turn?

Hello, I am Svetlana.

I am from Sakhalin, Russia.

Sakhalin. - You can call me Lana.

Lana. - Yes, my full name is so long...

What is your full name?

I will call you Lana.

Svetlana? - Yes, my real name is Svetlana.

Can we all call you Lana?

Yes. - Lana.

I'm Daniel from Manchester, England. Nice to meet you.

I am Daniel from Manchester, England.

Manchester. I am a Man. City fan. - I see.

Are you a Man United fan? - I support a different team.

Yes, Manchester United.

Boo.

Hello.

So we have here with us, Daniel, Lana...

and Oumaima.

Out of our three guests, I know Oumaima well.

Yes. - We did a different show together.

When I tried...

to think of new guests we could invite...

I always thought of her.

Why? - She's incredibly smart.

I hadn't thought to invite her recently.

Let me introduce her properly.

Instead of going to the best medical school in Morocco,

she enrolled in Seoul National University...

as an architectural engineering major.

She graduated receiving a scholarship every semester.

Oumaima Fatih from Morocco!

Our next guest mastered ballet, jazz, waltz...

and traditional Russian dance for seven years.

She graduated with straight A's from the Russian Academy of Arts.

Currently studying political science and international relations...

at Sungkyunkwan University. Svetlana Yujina from Russia!

He entered Mensa at the age of 12,

enrolled in Oxford University at the age of 18,

served as the Korean branch manager for "The Economist" at age 27,

and entered the Blue House as a consultant at the age 35.

His resume is jaw-dropping.

Daniel Tudor from England.

We have global brainiacs with us.

You were accepted as the top 1 percent to medical school,

but you decided not to attend. Is that true?

It is true.

Is that so? - It's me.

I saw you traveling with your sister in a TV show.

"Welcome, First Time in Korea." - Yes.

"Welcome, First Time in Korea."

That episode was a hit.

Yes, a bit.

Your name was a top search keyword.

She's a doctor, your... - My sister is a doctor.

They're all doctors. - The whole family is smart.

They have smart genes. - My sister is a doctor,

my dad is a vet, my brother goes to dental school...

And my older brother is a pharmacist.

Your family saves lives.

They save lives. - And animals...

They don't need to worry about getting sick.

Right, if you get sick, you just...

Right, that's true. - Right?

It's a one-stop home service.

That's right.

So, medical school in Morocco?

It's the hardest medical school to get into in Morocco.

What school is it?

Cadi Ayyad University in Marrakesh.

My parents wanted me...

to go to medical school as well. - They wanted that.

But in Morocco, you have to study...

13 years to become a doctor.

I was originally a physics major.

In high school, I wanted to become an engineer.

So I came to Korea.

It didn't fit you. - No, it didn't.

You applied for your parents. - Yes.

You didn't want to go. - No, I didn't.

Your parents must've resisted.