Broadcaster Seo Jang-hoon was furious at the drunken behavior of the 'Zombie Couple' husband.
On the broadcast of JTBC's 'Divorce Reflection Camp' on the 3rd, the household investigation of the zombie couple was depicted.
On this day, the zombie couple's husband revealed, "I can't hold on well even when I get a job. I can't last a month. When my boss points something out, I apologize in front of them and then explode after drinking. I curse a lot."
The wife secretly took out hidden money before going out with her husband to draw attention. She exposed, "When I drink at home with my husband and fall asleep first, he takes the money and goes out." She continued, "Once, he stole 1 million won. When I asked him in the morning, 'Did you take my money?' he said he did. He showed me the remaining money, which was 50,000 won. When I asked, 'Where's the rest of the money?' he said he forgot."
In response, the husband said, "I spend money like water. I have a mindset of living like a grasshopper. I think I have the thought of 'living only for today and dying' stuck in my head." He added, "My wife originally hates making phone calls. I like that very much. No one calls me when I meet someone. So, there have been times when I met another woman. I have also been to a nightclub," surprising everyone.
However, the most serious issue was the husband's drunken behavior. He stated, "I have done things I shouldn't do (while drinking). I have picked fights on the street, yelled, cursed, and broken things." The husband mentioned that he recently ended up in a detention center after picking a fight with someone while drunk.
While drinking with his wife, the husband suddenly started crying and called acquaintances. However, his acquaintances rejected his calls. Additionally, he unleashed severe curses and insults towards his wife. In response, the wife tried to stop his drunken behavior by throwing an empty plastic bottle at him.
The husband remembered everything he said and did while inebriated. Seo Jang-hoon expressed his anger, saying, "How can you remember what you did while drinking and continue to do that? It doesn't make sense that you remember. If you remember your actions, a person with common sense wouldn't drink."
He continued, "In fact, violence is never acceptable in any case. I’m really sorry to say this, but for the first time in a long time, I feel like 'he deserves to be hit.' The wife said she is living for love, but I believe if this doesn't get resolved this time, it would be right to separate."
[Lee Se-bin, Star Today Guest Reporter]
