Moon Se-yoon recalled being scolded for eating too much at a funeral

Comedian Moon Se-yoon revealed on the YouTube show 'When Three Comedians Get Together? Season 2' that a mourner reprimanded him for refilling his spicy beef soup two or three times during a visit to a senior's funeral.

Comedian Moon Se-yoon revealed an experience where he was harshly scolded by a bereaved family member after refilling his bowl of spicy beef soup multiple times at a funeral. During a visit to pay his respects, he became so preoccupied with the food that he even received a reprimand from the mourner asking, "Did you come here just to eat?" His confession drew laughter from his fellow comedians.

In the YouTube variety show 'When Three Comedians Get Together? Season 2' released on the 2nd, Kim Jun-hyun, Moon Se-yoon, and Jeong Ho-cheol appeared to share various episodes from their professional and daily lives. Amidst the trio's characteristic unrestrained banter, Moon Se-yoon brought up an unexpected anecdote from a time he visited a senior's funeral.

At the time, Moon Se-yoon had gone to pay his respects with Kim Sook. The spicy beef soup provided at the funeral was exceptionally delicious, leading the two to refill their portions two or three times. Although they had attended to show proper respect as mourners, they could not resist their appetite in the face of the tasty food.

The issue arose from the reaction of the bereaved family member watching the repeated refills. Ultimately, the mourner reportedly delivered a blunt remark to Moon Se-yoon, saying, "Hey, stop stuffing your face. Did you come here just to eat?" Although the food was provided to the mourners, the sight of him eating excessively many times apparently caught the family member's eye. Explaining the situation, Moon Se-yoon caused laughter among the cast by explaining, "It was just too delicious."

Kim Jun-hyun also shared memories related to funeral food, adding his own experiences from his rookie days. He confessed that during the time he attended every family event and funeral of fellow comedians, he naturally began to compare the tastes of the food provided at various funerals. The stories of the two men, where memories of food remain in places of sorrow and consolation, led to unique memories shared among the comedians.

The conversation also turned into a subtle battle of pride regarding those recruited through open auditions versus special recruitment. Moon Se-yoon, who was a special recruit, displayed confidence by highlighting his background of being selected without going through the open recruitment exam, saying, "Where is the exam? You should be scouted." He used the fact that he entered the comedy industry through a different path than those from open recruitment as a subject for a joke.

Moon Se-yoon did not stop there, boldly claiming, "Bring someone stronger than Im Ha-ryong." However, his attitude shifted instantly when the name of Yoo Jae-suk, an open recruitment recruit, was mentioned. He flipped his previous pride in being a special recruit by saying, "Senior, why did you take the exam? You should have been brought in with proper treatment." His wit, which twisted the dynamic between open and special recruits into exaggerated respect for a senior, provided laughter.

Jeong Ho-cheol also shared personal concerns about planning for a child with his wife. In response, Kim Jun-hyun shared an anecdote from a director, relaying how an obstetrician advised that one "has to do it like a beast." Following this somewhat blunt expression, Jeong Ho-cheol quipped, "I'll be right back," turning the studio into a sea of laughter once again.

Kim Jun-hyun also mentioned a special connection with Shin Dong-yup. Explaining the relationship between the three, he described it as, "To put it nicely, they are the younger brothers Shin Dong-yup loves; to put it badly, they are his henchmen." With jokes stemming from their friendship and mutual exposures, the conversation between the three continued in an informal atmosphere.

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