TL;DR — IN KOREAN VIBES
This post is trending because it highlights the immense financial pressure and willingness of Korean couples to spend lavishly on weddings, even if it means going into debt. The revelation of the salesperson's high income also sparked discussions about the profitability of the wedding industry and societal expectations.
하는만큼 돈 받는거라
돈쓰는만큼 저한테 떨어지는 구조거든요
그렇게 돈 없다는 사람들이
결혼식에 영끌해서 와요
특히 신부측에서 이것저것 하자고 하더군요
권유하나하면 좋다 추가하고 ㅋㅋ
굳이 이런거까지? 하는 생각인데 다해요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
덕분에 제가 먹고살수 있는거지만요
살짝만 공개해주자면 작년에 8천을 벌었습니다
올해는 더 호황이라 1억은 넘길거같아요
저는 단지 영업쟁이일뿐인데 말이죠...
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네이트 판
Nate Pann
Nate Pann is a popular South Korean online forum known for anonymous posts and discussions on various social topics, often generating viral content.
영끌
yeongkkeul
A Korean slang term meaning to 'scrape together every last bit of money,' often implying taking out significant loans or going into debt to achieve a major purchase like a house or, in this case, a wedding.
원
Korean Won
The official currency of South Korea. 100 million Korean Won is approximately $75,000 USD (as of late 2023/early 2024).
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