이젠 끝났나 싶었는데, 부친 빚 11억, 성형 7번, 그리고 눈물, 왜 공감하기 어려울까?

I had planned to talk about dramas this week. However, I changed my mind while watching SBS’s *My Ugly Duckling*. The story of actress Kang Ye-won’s "1.1 billion won debt." It was indeed a regrettable situation, but how much did the viewers actually empathize with it? Viewers are sick and tired of it, so why does My Ugly Duckling keep repeating the narrative of celebrity debt? Please let me know in the comments which show would be good as the topic for next week: Netflix’s *True Education*, TVING’s *The Cook Becomes a Legend*, or JTBC’s *Rookie Employee Kang*! 00:00 - 00:26 | Opening: The tiresome rant about celebrity debt 00:26 - 00:54 | Why I chose My Ugly Duckling as this week's topic 00:54 - 01:43 | Kang Ye-won’s appearance on My Ugly Duckling and the story of her father’s 1.1 billion won debt 01:43 - 02:16 | Pressure to Repay 300 Million Won and Tears, Overlap with Lee Sang-min 02:16 - 03:36 | Lawyer's Recommendation for House Sale, Limited Acceptance of Decision, Meeting with Company Employees 03:36 - 04:59 | Seo Jang-hoon's Virtual Advice on 'Ask Anything' 04:59 - 09:02 | Past Freesia Counterfeit Controversy, 'My Ugly Duckling' Loss of Empathy #MyUglyDuckling #KangYeWon #CelebrityDebtStrife #SeoJangHoon #LeeSangMin