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Why Yoon Nam-no is 600 million won in debt

Judging by the preview that dropped for The Manager,

it looks like Yoon Nam-no is on this episode lol

According to the junior chefs>

Yoon Nam-no is basically a Pot of Greed lmaooooooo

Just look at the restaurant he ambitiously opened this time.

The oven for a standard kitchen alone cost 46 million won,

and he spent over 30 million won on the stainless-steel countertops.

The fridge was 20 million won too—insane.

Nearly 50 million won on wine, 30 million won on tableware, and so on...

The sheer dedication he's pouring into it, both in effort and investment, is seriously on another level...

So Nam-no took out a 600 million won loan to open the restaurant—insane.

He was already starting out 600 million won in debt,

and even though every employee tried to stop him and told him to buy everything used,

Yoon Nam-no

it was his dream and ultimate fantasy as a chef,

so he just bought everything brand-new. Insane.

Park Eun-young even told him to leave dreams in dreamland,

trying that hard to talk him out of it lol

Nam-no just wanted to try everything he'd ever wanted, at least with his own restaurant.

But honestly, it's impressive and kind of enviable to see someone love their field that much and throw everything into taking risks and investing in it.

I'd probably try to stop him now too, but then I think that mindset is probably why he succeeded in the first place, and I end up rooting for him.

But it sounds like the emotional stress has been freaking brutal too haha.

Even with that famous weight-loss shot, Nam-no only lost 1 kilo over 10 months,

but apparently he lost 6 kilos immediately from the stress and pressure of opening the restaurant lmaoooo 😭😭

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AnonymousNate Pann

A few TV appearances and it'll all be paid off.

AnonymousNate Pann

This show already gave him publicity, so he'll pay that off in no time lol