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Park Myeong-su laughs after mentioning Kim Dae-ho's marriage, saying "I'll buy you lobster" then "But would you actually go?"

During the filming of "The Great Guide 3" in Casablanca, Morocco, Park Myeong-su jokingly promised to buy Kim Dae-ho a lobster if he got married…

Park Myeong-su laughs after mentioning Kim Dae-ho's marriage, saying "I'll buy you lobster" then "But would you actually go?"
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In the September 1st broadcast of MBC Every1's 'The Great Guide 3', the four brothers are depicted visiting the Casablanca seafood market in Morocco. The cast members could not hide their surprise as they encountered giant king crabs that could be enjoyed for less than 30,000 won and massive seafood much larger than regular lobsters.

Park Myeong-su demonstrated his signature bargaining skills even locally, succeeding in purchasing seafood at a price recognized by the guide, Omar. In particular, when an overwhelmingly large lobster appeared, Park Myeong-su made a promise to Kim Dae-ho, saying, "If you get married, I'll catch you a lobster," but as soon as Kim Dae-ho welcomed this, Park Myeong-su changed his words to "But would you actually go?", drawing laughter.

Meanwhile, this broadcast also reveals a scene where Park Myeong-su leaves for his home country first due to personal schedules, leaving pocket money for the remaining members. The younger brothers showed playful reactions that seemed to both feel regretful and welcome Park Myeong-su's absence, turning the scene into a sea of laughter. This episode will be broadcast on September 1st at 9:30 PM.

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Jeong Si-hwan
Jeong Si-hwan
SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL · K-pop Reporter

Covers K-pop for SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL, and also writes Culture and K-Variety stories.

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