[Music] We live in a safe village, Daegu Dong-gu FM community radio. It's time to share the small and trivial daily stories of people with disabilities living in peace. [Music] Last month, we met Kim Sang-min, a social worker born in 1982, who works at Hansarang Disabled Community Home. We talked about what Hansarang Disabled Community Home is like and how a social worker's daily life is there. We will continue that story today. When we first invited a social worker to our segment, there was no script. We just talked as if we were chatting at home or sharing stories over drinks. Our conversations often wandered off track. We sometimes didn't remember what we talked about and ended up finding our way back. Sometimes, at the beginning of a conversation,

The beginning and the last story are completely different, right? In my conversation with Kim Sangmin, it seems like that. I was curious about the story of living together with people with disabilities and the process of cohabitation with Han Sarang, a person with developmental disabilities living in Ihwa. Although I invited him, I was very curious about what exactly a social worker like Kim Sangmin does and what difficulties there are. Before continuing the conversation, let's listen to Kim Sangmin's requested song first. Let's listen to the Korean song Always by Park Hyo Shin. Even if I call out to you, it only remains in my ears. Are you listening? The person who is so hard to meet, will you look at me even once? Love, like a promise, seems impossible to keep. Are you listening? No matter how many times I shout, you seem so far away that I can't reach you. I won't say it, you know everything. It's just my unspoken heart.

I can't even stand itchy [music] once, just once [music] it seems like the promise of love won't be kept like in the song, can you hear it? No matter how many times I shout [music] it feels like it's there, too far to reach, like I can't see where I am [music] [music] [music] Daegu Dong-gu FM community [music] radio, um, you must have done various things, right? That's right, your recovery site, I don't think this is a social worker's job, right? Or maybe it just doesn't fit my style, is this the hardest job for you? Like this, are there any difficult things? First, accounting tasks, right? Since it's a single-person facility, yes, it's the accounting statement, right? Yes, and because I deposit my own salary, oh right, yes, just in case there's a mistake with the numbers, that's right, that's always the case, so I look at it several times and re-enter it several times.

Check if it repeats every year and every month. Do you work in accounting? Yes. Did you learn anything related to accounting when you were studying social welfare at university? No, I don't think I did. You should be good at it. You didn't learn because you were lazy in college, right? It was originally there, but I chose a double major. No regrets, right? No, I don't think so. When I hear stories from people working in social welfare, most of them find accounting work quite difficult. Yes. Did you like math in the past? Yes, when I was in high school, I took my report card and mock exam results to find my math teacher. I wasn't good at math, but I really liked my math teacher. He was very enthusiastic. Yes. After looking at my report card, he asked me if I could appear on a TV show.

You, what has become of your life because of math? [laughter] You said that, and if I were to give a simple episode, in the area of languages, it's a subject I'm really good at, so I focused and did well. But then, when it comes to math exams, I do it quickly without hesitation. I lie down to rest after finishing quickly, but during the exam, the scissors are stuck. But I happen to be sitting at the very back, so I have to get up to hand in my test paper. At that moment when the scissors are stuck, I think, I have to hand it in, I have to hand it in. While pondering this, suddenly I jumped up in the middle of the exam and got scolded by the teacher. Oh, well, you can't exactly say that accounting is the same as math, but anyway, dealing with numbers and calculations is the most difficult. Right, isn't it? Yes, in an organization where there is only one employee, all departments have to handle all the tasks.

In the organization, roles are divided, so teachers are doing something, and employees are doing something. This is something that requires everyone to do everything, so it's difficult. Among them, accounting is the most difficult. Like attaching receipts, what should be attached, right? Yes, that's right. Doing things like that is okay, but budgeting, closing the books, and aligning with specialized businesses to carry out executions are a bit difficult. Also, there are many administrative documents related to requests from the district office, welfare department, etc. Are there many of these? Sometimes there are many, and when there is nothing to do, there really isn't much, but suddenly, there are times when urgent requests come pouring in, asking for something urgently. Oh, why is this happening? Still, we are handling it well. Are we handling it well? Now, have you become a bit more accustomed to repentance? I don't quite understand.

However, mechanically, when asked why it's like this or that, I can't answer, but I think I can explain that it needs to be done this way. How about working as a social worker? [MUSIC] That's good. What are the good points? This is a very personal matter, but yes, I am a Christian. I thought I should live kindly, but looking back now, it seems separate from religion. At that time, in my early twenties, I was a bit strong in that aspect, thinking about how I could live. I thought if it was related to my job, it would naturally disappear. By thinking that way, it naturally led to it. Living kindly implies many meanings, right? It's not like saying, Let's live kindly, is the key to everything, right? No, there isn't such a thing.

When people say, You are doing a good thing working in social welfare, they mean, Because you receive a salary, right? Have you ever regretted working as a social worker? Well, this is a bit off-topic from the question, but I have changed jobs quite a lot. Yes, within the welfare field, I have done all the social welfare tasks, but the reason is that I always wondered if my presence was helpful to the service users. So, I changed jobs a lot, thinking that maybe I should find something else because I felt like I wouldn't be of much help. But at some point, I found myself looking at WelfareNet again. Yes, WelfareNet, the job search site for welfare. So, when I meet new service users, I approach my work with a fresh mindset. Yes, in that way, I find comfort and continue to work.

Have you ever thought about doing something different from your current job? I did think about it a lot, but it's just that I need to make a living, so everyone around me was very worried. Can I ask you this? What did you dream of doing? Oh, I wanted to try running an independent bookstore or something like that, but now, as everyone around me says, it doesn't make money, right? That's correct. I know that too, and now I have to take responsibility for my livelihood. Maybe it's time to mature a bit. Hiring employees like that, right? Yes, let's run a bookstore with seven people. Yes, a bookstore with seven people. Seven, seven owners of the bookstore. Yes, yes, yes. Seven owners of the bookstore. Just, just, just, yes. If you come there every day, it's fine. Yes, for now, for now, for now, I can decide on my own situation at my place.

Do this a little bit, no, continue with this work, and keep doing social welfare work, yes, that's right. Fulfill your dreams like that. Yes, everyone knows that things that don't make money can't sustain a living, so you have to maintain your livelihood separately. And what you really wanted to do, gather people who want to do the same thing, yes, that's how you do it. Yes, yes, yes. When it comes to participants, I wonder if I can be helpful, and when there are doubts in the meeting, well, you've quit your job now, so when do you have such thoughts? Well, in general, when I have difficulty communicating with people who are not good at it, I've done a lot of work, so to put it simply, facial expressions, eye contact, but in daily life, when things keep repeating, you get used to each other, and although it's said that you understand each other well without saying much, sometimes it feels like it's not helpful. So, at times like that, well, anyway.

These people need someone who can provide new stimuli and continuous support. I already feel that my existing resources are depleted to offer something new, and I also have a strong desire to relax and take it easy. I have been thinking a lot, and there are many other factors as well. Yes, I have become soaked in it, discovering the me that has become too familiar. It's not entirely new, but when some people want to find a little vitality despite being comfortable. Yes, when they want to find a little bit of new energy, they change jobs. So, how long has it been since you joined here at Han Sarang Disability Co-housing Project 2? You joined on January 1, 2020, so it's been about 4 to 5 years.

How about you, who have been working for 5 years now? You must have various dreams. Are you dreaming of changing jobs? Not changing jobs, but in the case of Mirville, those who come in like this, those who have seen my users know that it's new every day. Instructions come out every day, so it's always new, and there are always new people, so there's hardly any room for different thoughts. Yes, it's a very dynamic organization. The stakeholders are so dynamic that there are many things to worry about, many things to solve physically, and it's always new. It seems that the charm of people with developmental disabilities is that there is no boring routine, right? Yes, that's right. Shouldn't we call this charm? No, it's charming. Yes, what should we do about the difficulties? Oh, no, it's a positive mindset. It's only been 5 years.

The people at Mirvilla are always giving freshness to Mr. Kim Sangmin, born in 82. So, we have our first social worker in this corner. Oh, it's an honor. Yes, you came here because people with disabilities came and told their stories. As a social worker who is here for the first time, I am curious about what it means to be a social worker. Young students who need to decide on their career paths, whether to major in social welfare to live a meaningful life. Is there any encouraging words you want to give to those who are considering majoring in social welfare? Like, don't give up, don't be discouraged, or anything like that? No, not like that. When I have interns coming, I always say this: I will give you one point for effort. Yes, and the experience you gain from doing internships is crucial in the field of social welfare. So, if you want to work in this field, there are various other things you can do.

There are elderly people, people with disabilities, and many teenagers, so they are encouraged to have a variety of experiences. The conversation keeps getting longer. What I learned in the department is, yes, in each A4 sheet, there is a point. In fact, the atmosphere of the school is not very good, right? Social welfare is about supporting people, not producing goods. There are various tasks to support people, and people are so diverse. Every hour, every second, people are different. Depending on the environment they grew up in, they meet different people, and each person is different. You have to support these different people. The difficulties that come with this are extremely significant. If you want to understand a bit, it would be nice to have various experiences. This is what I say to those who have come to do social welfare internships.

Well, then, you also need to repent. Oh, yes, that's right. As a social worker, you have to do everything, right? For example, you have to drive, sometimes you even have to cook, you have to know how to cook, you have to clean well, you have to know how to do laundry, and you have to be neat and tidy. That's right. So supporting people is truly noble and requires a lot of delicacy, isn't that what a social worker is all about? That's why Kim Sang, born in 1982, seems to be an amazing social worker. Yes, I will accept the compliment. Yes. Lastly, shall we listen to the teacher's song request once again? The Reason I Love You by Wax. Is this a song related to the teacher's personal thoughts? Rather than personal thoughts, is it a song dedicated to your wife? No, it's not. If I say that, it's not. This is not it. The lyrics are nice, but...

Yes, if I ever open a bookstore, I want to name it like this, that's why I said it like that. I've decided on the name of the bookstore. Anyway, I've decided. Anyway, well, the reason I love you, how is it? First of all, the reason I love you... Well, this is a bit awkward. Anyway, the reason I love you. The bookstore is nice, right? If seven people start a business together, all seven... Ah, if I love you, the reason I love you... [MUSIC] How long has it been since we met? We've had good days and tough days. You didn't even know my birthday, how cruel of you. [MUSIC] Whether we fought or cried to break up, seeing you sigh when others harm you hurt my heart. Drinking bitter alcohol and saying you want to die...

I wanted to die following your words, when I felt hot all over my body, you held my hand and stayed up all night to protect me. The tears you shed because of me, the day I saw those tears, I was truly happy. Thank you. Sometimes, I hated you so much, so much that I swore I wouldn't see you again. But when I see your discouraged face, I can't help but think you look pitiful. Even if I try to leave coldly, it seems like there's no one else who will comfort me. The time I've lived without hesitation because of my stubborn pride is already flowing away. I guess this is what love is. I will love only you forever. I heard the reason why I love you from Wax. Why do I love you? Well, there's no right answer in love, so...

If you answer, that can also be the correct answer. So, you just mentioned that your current wife is not here now. Right? Shall we do it as a book? Yes, let's say you are a book. You seem to really love reading books, right? You seem to enjoy reading books a lot. The story about the bookstore keeps coming up. Not only do you like reading books, but you also seem to really appreciate the physical aspects of books. Like the texture and the smell, is that it? You just smell them without reading them, right? You have a lot of books that you haven't read yet, more than 50% of the books you have. I heard that you buy a lot of books with your salary. Until you got married [laughter], right? Yes, I understand what kind of physical aspects you mean. Someone once said that books are bought not for reading but for collecting, that's the correct answer. I also have my books at the head of my bed.

Books that I haven't read keep piling up, almost to the point of losing count, but anyway, I seem to have a bit of greed when it comes to books. It's not necessarily to read them, but because I want to have them. Sometimes I feel like I should read them, but the time to read well doesn't come. How many books do you read in a month? Sometimes I don't read at all, and sometimes I read a lot, like two or three books. Is there a book that comes to mind right now that you want to recommend among the books you've recently read? Recently, I reread The Little Prince. I don't know if this will be mentioned on the show, but earlier I mentioned that I really like my math teacher. Every year, that math teacher recommends rereading The Little Prince. Every time I read it, it feels like something new, and every time I read it, I admire it.

It seems like a book that brings out oneself. Right? Well, I should also take out The Little Prince and read it today. When you read The Little Prince again, what was the keyword that resonated with you the most? What kind of thoughts should we have to live? Well, I used to live by being good. I used to live by being good, but now, what really changes a little in defining goodness? What is goodness? Can I say that I was thinking about things like this? I would give you around 50 points. Oh, I want to get 100 points. How can I get a perfect score? How should we live? For those of you listening now, if you happen to have The Little Prince book nearby, I recommend reading Antoine de Saint-Exupéry's The Little Prince again tonight. This is Kim Sang-min, born in 1982.

I recommend this book. Daegu Dong-gu FM Community Radio. Let's return to our conversation. In the process of living together with love for the disabled, there are four individuals with developmental disabilities. Last time, we shared the story of one person with a developmental disability. Kim Sang-min, who supports individuals with developmental disabilities there, shares the stories of these individuals. Shall we continue to listen to the stories of the remaining three individuals? Born in 1987, Kwon Sun-seong. Ah, Sun-seong. When I first came to Mirville, he warmly welcomed me. Ah, he has a lot of thoughts when looking at the sink area. Among them, he tends to think a bit differently. How should I express it? It's hard to put it into words. It's really hard to express it in one word.

It's interesting. It seems like there is a somewhat fixed image, but there always seems to be intentionally hidden variables. Should I say that you are someone who always has intentional variables? There is a bit of that feeling. So, what are you best at home, Mr. Sunseong? How many sofas have you monopolized in that house? How many sofas have you changed so far? Many have been replaced before, and even this time, after I came, a new sofa has just been brought in. Yes, the sofa's feet are deliberately removed to make the sofa a bit shocked. So, now the cushions, I put three next to you, but the cushions are also in a difficult situation. Anyway, others, but Mr. Sun, don't really covet the sofa, so Mr. Sun comfortably just lies down almost diagonally and occupies the whole sofa. So, lying down, what do you do?

Watch TV, MBC, I like MBC too. You have to watch 11 times. I don't watch it well, but thanks to the current affairs program, I watch the current affairs program and regional broadcasts well. I don't watch it well, but I can't change the channel. If someone else tries to change the channel, I will watch until they actually change it. I watch until they change it, then I take back the remote control. I taught them how to change it to 11 once, and they should learn it right away, turn it on, and leave the remote control in the corner of the sofa. Don't touch it. I will watch 11. If you watch it for a long time like that, when something ends, do you go in? I don't think I like a certain program, I don't think I like a program, no. It's something that has recently come up. Why is this happening to me?

I was wondering, when the clock strikes 9, you get up and head to your room, right? It's kind of like Cinderella at 12, but not exactly. It feels somewhat like that. However, you don't go in and sleep again. You lie down diagonally like this, and just stay like that. Even if you talk, you just stay there. So, I will introduce Ms. Lee Jung-min a bit later. She really likes trot music. So, when I turn on channel 85, which is MBN, and the channel changes, she realizes it and comes out. She needs to switch to channel 11. Oh, how should I adjust this? I need to think about it. Also, there is no TV in the guest room, so in the guest room, there are two TVs. The main room should be tuned to KBS, and the living room should be on MBC at the same time. It has to be synchronized. So, how many TVs are there?

Even if it forms, it seems like it can only be fixed, right? Oh, I had that thought confirmed a bit. Also, he is good at taking off socks. He really dislikes the moisture on his feet, so when he takes them off, he goes all the way down to his ankles. He takes them off well, and as for cleanliness management, I don't really know much about other parts of the sole, but when it comes to socks, it seems like he manages cleanliness a bit well. Yes, yes. And also, in terms of taste, it's not like a bit of a miscast, right? You have a really good physique, so you seem to have a strict standard, although it may seem like you would eat anything, there are certain strict standards of your own, so when you eat, it seems like you are very cautious. It seems like you have a very meticulous style of strictly adhering to those standards, so it's quite fun. So, he is a person with clear preferences and actively expresses that clarity. That's Kwon Soonsung, right?

Oh, when I see Kwon Soonsung, the song I recommend is, oh, the song I recommend is Run by No Brain. Soonsung, you shouldn't run, right? Yes, if you run, it's not good. As you live, maybe that's how it is. People all know it. Shut up. Does it get forgotten when you sing? Do you receive love when you love? Do you succeed when you have a lot of money? Do you quickly go if you are good? Shut up, shut up, shut up, just shut up and listen to me. We have to run. We can't become those who are born. Let's run, let's run, let's pick, let's pick, let's pick. Oh, if we keep going like this, we will get old. We have to work for them. Everything is blocked. We don't have the strength. Shut up. Love is difficult. It's complicated and beautiful. Will it be forgotten if we try to forget? It's easy to get hurt. Shut up.

Shut up, stay still, we have to run, we have to fight against lies. Let's talk, let's talk, let's talk, let's talk, let's talk, let's talk, let's talk, let's talk, we are friends. The child, would you like to introduce someone? Born in '89, Ayu, also born in '89, so she's the younger sister, right? Yes, yes. Ms. Lee Jung-min. Oh, Jung-min. Ms. Lee Jung-min is pure in itself. The word choice, this image doesn't come to mind easily, right? Pure in itself, meaning expressing without embellishment. Right, you express it well without embellishment. That's right. Now, what does Jung-min do well in the group? This must be done by Jang-min. When taking medicine, people usually take a glass of water with it, but Jung-min takes it at least eight times, a little at a time.

Running around and dividing at least eight times to eat, those kinds of teams, or even if there's an empty seat on the sofa, they don't sit there but just stand in the middle where there's a door and stare at something. They really like to stare at something. Because they are there, and they really like the smell of their own blankets. Ah, they really like the smell of their blankets. They like to bury their blankets in the bedding inside the blanket in the bedding in the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket inside the blanket

Do you like that smell or do you like the smell of the original fiber material? What do you think? I think it's the latter. Yes, it's the latter. Still, Jeongmin, the first time I saw Jeong, yes. It may not be as intense as the first time I saw Jeongmin. Yes, but Jeongmin, the one I first saw and the current Jeongmin, yes. Not like Oh, they've aged, but there's a bit of a change in the feeling, right? Jeongmin is very good at observing. Yes, she's really good at observing. She observes so well that you wonder when she even saw things like this. Yes, she imitates well, too. At first, she imitated a lot of things, even the not-so-great parts, which was a bit disappointing. Yes, as time passed and as I continued to watch, the strengths in her imitation improved. There are also parts where I wish she would imitate more, and those parts are gradually increasing, so that part.

I am very satisfied with the supportive position. Should I say that you are quite obedient? Yes. Normally, you don't confidently take the lead by yourself, right? Even when doing something, you always seek permission for everything. You are someone who waits and prefers others to intervene. When you come home, do you immediately take off your shoes and go straight to your room? Yes, yes. You always carry a paper cup in your hand. Now, with a cup in hand, you enter, and then do you automatically take off your bag? No, I take off the bag myself. I take off the bag on my own. So, after entering the house and taking off the bag, where do you go, Jungmin? Instead of coming out of your room and sitting on the sofa, you stand behind the sofa, right? Yes, I stand behind the sofa. So, I first talk about washing hands, and then...

From then on, I also watch everything, but strangely, as Kei does not follow what should be done, each of us should live our own lives. But from that point on, Junmin is observing me, and I see it, but we don't see each other. There's a bit of a nerve-wracking showdown, who will answer first, who will speak. Then, after a while, Junmin just starts making movements on his own or doing the next actions. Yes, always before meals, when it's time to eat, you should keep doing it, but now that other users have set the table, yes, let's eat. When that happens, then go to the bathroom, look in the mirror, wash your hands. Yes, do that. When I talk, I say if you don't come quickly, the night shift will decrease because the people in front are too eager, so the night shift can decrease. Still, he continued to follow that routine, saying that it was something he had to keep. That's Junmin.

While watching the sea, the song I recommend is an old song, but it's Hwang Gyu-young's I Have No Problem. I want to walk my path with the people who love me on this world without any issues. It's been tough and lonely, but it's just a series of things. You won't see it. I have no problem. In a short day, several times, I create the same place. Sometimes, in difficult trials, I lose my way, and the person I dreamt of, when will I be in the same place? Don't look back at my childhood wishes that sounded like clock hands. I can't end it here. I have a path I want to take. Even though it's tough and lonely, that's just practice, right? I won't fall. I have no problem. In a short day, several times, I return to the same place. Sometimes, in difficult trials, I lose my way, and the love I dream of, when will I be in the same place? My childhood wishes that shook like clock hands, don't look back like that.

Don't look back, we can't end it here. I have a path I want to take. Even if it's hard and lonely, is that just practice? I won't fall. I'm fine. I exist in this world, with my people who love me. I want to go my way. It was tough and lonely, but that was just practice. I won't fall. I'm fine. I'm fine. Why do I recommend this song while thinking of Jeongmin? Ah, when I expressed Jeongmin as pure earlier, yes, when I see Jeongmin's expression, in situations where I need to intervene or support, there is no problem with my expression, but why are you like that? Why do you get so angry like this? You don't need to raise your voice like this. There have been many times when I've seen this expression, so I thought, I'm fine. Yes, that's right. Now, let's move on to the last speaker's story.

Shall we listen? Born in 1988, oh, born in 1988, that house seems fun. 1987, 1987, 1989, it seems like people born in 1988 are gathering. It's really, friends gathering together and living together. Mr. Sangmook, born in 1988. Oh, Sangmook, yes, Mr. Sangmook. When you hear the name Sangmook, what word comes to mind? Sangmok. There are many words, but when I think of Sangmok, I think, handsome. He used to be handsome in the past, but now, he's lost a lot of hair, which is very regrettable. Yes, yes. And Mr. Sunseong was mentioned earlier as a gourmet, but oh, Mr. Sang, a lonely gourmet. A lonely gourmet, right? Yes, his food reacts even to slight temperature differences, he jumps even at the sound of the gas stove. That's right. Yes, having a dignified meal could be seen as a lonely dining experience.

When it comes to taste, Sangmuk knows how to eat like a gentleman. What is Sangmuk's specialty? Dishwashing. He is excellent at it. Others say that he is like a dishwashing center. He is very skilled at organizing vegetables and such, even better than I am, and does it neatly. It takes him a while, but he gets it done cleanly. Now, what is Sangmok's best dish? Olive pasta. He really loves olive pasta. So, every Monday, Sangmok used to make it. But now, I'm trying to change the pattern a bit. We have been eating pasta continuously, so I asked my mom how they eat at home. She said they even have pasta for breakfast on Mondays.

Instead of doing what you really like, you now do it like this, and pasta, you can handle it on your own now. When you're not doing it, there's a limit, and just leave the bacon skin as it is and wait. When you do it again, you're very delicate and careful. Earlier, I mentioned having a dignified meal, where you need to have everything to eat. Right? Yes. Even if you go to a pork belly restaurant and eat pork belly, please tell us the order of how to eat the lettuce wrap. First, you put the lettuce up like this, and then you put the meat and the dipping sauce, garlic, everything, right? Yes, everything should be in there. What if there is no garlic? Let me know. At first, among the pasta ingredients, garlic is included, but if you still don't understand, tell me, and I'll write it down for you. Oh, what's this?

Recently, with the computer, I've been searching for lotions, body lotions, and various things like that. Also, searching for swimsuits. Lately, I don't really watch dramas. I haven't been into dramas for the past 10 years or so. I was really into dramas for a long time, but now it's a bit boring. It seems like the internet is more fun. When I look at Sangmok, the song I recommend is Yoonha's Cream Pasta. By the way, isn't there a song titled Oil Pasta? Since I couldn't find Oil Pasta, I kept searching for pasta. Suddenly, I realized that I was alone.

You imagine the day when everything collapses, tilting your glass [music], and shaving your head while staggering, you end up seeing someone who resembles me, and for some reason, you will make a phone call of inexplicable certainty [music]. Saying that all the reasons we clashed don't matter, you will tell me about destiny, that no one in this world needs me, you will know the day when you are about to cry, in which taxi you will [applause] get on, you will want to be first. Like the night we had our first kiss, it's a new [applause] beginning. You say you always waited on that bench in the park where we used to meet, believing in the night that saved me from sleeplessness, for whatever reason, it doesn't matter, tell me about destiny, no matter where in the world, only you know me as someone who needs rest. You will say that no person, no encounter will ever happen again. With open arms, you will enter the warmth, closing your eyes, waiting easily for the day when you will welcome me. You will create a familiar beauty. Actually, I was always curious, but what then?

Did you hear what I wanted to say? The reason you broke up means nothing to me. Just strangely drawn on another day, I happened to eat white cream pasta. If the sunlight is good, I think I should go. I'm not sure how the listeners of Phone Anei's broadcast felt, but individuals with developmental disabilities live as my neighbors in this neighborhood. How was it for you? Today, I was nervous, but it was fun. Yes, I also had a lot of fun. For those who listen to the radio and are curious about Mirumi, if you contact us personally, we can have a delicious dinner together. Since we are located in the same neighborhood, there are many good restaurants nearby. They say Sangmok makes pasta at that house every Monday. So, if there are residents who like oil pasta,

I think it would be nice to have a meal together in the future, maybe on a Monday. And next, I really feel like I have to try this. Oh, do you have any goals or aspirations? Well, on a very personal note, I used to scribble a little bit of poetry before, but I haven't written anything for a while. Now, I'm thinking I should start writing again. Isn't it the case that poetry collections are usually published? No, I won't do independent publishing. If I have a personal wish, it would be great if a poetry collection of mine could be published by Changbi or Munjihae. It would be the best, but before I die, I want to try it once. That's my wish. I want to debut as a poet. Anyway, thank you very much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you, Daegu Dong-gu FM community. Thank you. [MUSIC]

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