Choo Shin-soo reveals a house with 14 bathrooms in a wealthy Texas town

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Choo Shin-soo and Lee Cheon-soo revealed their daily lives in 'Men Who Do Housework Season 2'.

In KBS 2TV's 'Men Who Do Housework Season 2' (hereinafter referred to as 'Salimnam'), which aired on the 10th, the daily lives of Choo Shin-soo and Lee Cheon-soo were depicted. The viewership rating recorded 3.0% nationwide according to Nielsen Korea.

On this day, Choo Shin-soo, a living legend in the Korean baseball world, joined as the new 'Salimnam'. When Choo Shin-soo appeared, Park Jun-hyung and Lee Cheon-soo talked about their earnings in their prime. Park Jun-hyung said, “The month I earned the most was 300 million won,” and when asked about the total amount of the contract, Lee Cheon-soo said, “If it was a 7-year contract, it was 7 to 8 billion won.”

Then Choo Shin-soo and his family appeared. Choo Shin-soo expressed his jealousy when his wife, Ha Won-mi, took care of her children, and even clasped hands with her wife, showing off his golden age.

Additionally, Choo Shin-soo revealed his Korean home and his American home. Choo Shin-soo and Ha Won-mi announced that they had built a 5,500 pyeong house in a wealthy area of ​​Texas, USA, and everyone was surprised by their house, which only has 14 bathrooms.

Choo Shin-soo's children also showed that they were closer than any other siblings. Choo Shin-soo's family expressed their affection for each other, creating warmth, and shared heartfelt stories and deep emotions, adding to the emotion.

Shin-Soo Choo also confessed, “If there is a moment in my baseball life that I want to take back, it was the last at-bat in the major league, when there were no spectators due to COVID-19,” and “only my family came and watched it because the club was considerate.” He confessed, “It’s a shame that if the audience had come in normally, I wouldn’t have come out with more applause.” At the same time, he expressed his affection by saying, “Nothing can be compared to baseball,” and “It’s my everything in life, and I think I’ll play baseball even if I’m born again.”

Lee Cheon-soo then said that he would take his mother to Spain, where he had precious memories from his past overseas expansion. However, the place we arrived at was a village in Incheon that recreated Spain. 바카라사이트

Lee Cheon-soo, who was looking around this place, mentioned the San Sebastian nude beach and joked, “It was in front of my house, a 5-minute walk away,” and “I asked to stay there.”

Lee Cheon-soo also recalled the time when he was excluded from training at a Spanish club due to lack of language and said, “I felt bad,” and “It wasn’t like I was being ostracized, I felt like that.” He confessed, “The interpreter couldn’t come to the playground, so I was the only one doing something else while training,” and “After a few times, I got irritated and fought a lot with my colleagues.” At the same time, he confessed, “Even in the Netherlands, I couldn’t speak English,” and “That’s why I’m asking Joo-eun to speak English. I have a grudge against her.”

Lee Cheon-soo's mother, who later recalled his days playing in Spain, said, "I felt the players' territoriality," and "The reporters kept asking, 'When are you going to score a goal?' So later, I called the newspaper and said, 'I'll give it to you even if I wait.'" Lee Cheon-soo also mentioned racial discrimination at the time and recalled the hardships both inside and outside the stadium. The two also talked about Lee Cheon-soo's days as a player and shared memories. 슬롯