Jeong Ji-sun, who became a star after appearing in the series “Culinary class warfare” shares his honest thoughts on ratings.
In the upcoming episode of KBS2’s “Boss in the Mirror” airing on October 13, Park Myung-soo acknowledges Jeong Ji-sun’s star chef title by saying: “Now it’s not just about Jeong Ji-sun; is star chef Jeong Ji-sun. This has attracted attention as Chef Jeong Ji-sun recently gained popularity by reaching TOP 8 in “Culinary Class War”.
Park Myung-soo continues to call her “star chef Jeong Ji-sun” whenever she speaks, while Jun Hyun-moo observes: “This guy now calls her a star chef?” highlighting Park Myung-soo’s change in attitude. Park Myung-soo replies, “It used to be Chef Jeong Ji-sun, but now it’s Star Chef Jeong Ji-sun,” revealing his desire to ride the wave of Jeong Ji-sun’s popularity on the show, which brings laughter in the studio.
Meanwhile, a North Korean defector named Lee Soon-sil warmly approaches Jeong Ji-sun. “I communicate well with boss Jeong Ji-sun” AND “We have a good understanding.” Park Myung-soo, feeling uncomfortable about this, sharply responds to Lee Soon-sil, “Do you know how well Chef Jeong Ji-sun is doing? Don’t do it”, showing his intent to keep the spotlight on himself and eliciting laughter from everyone in the studio.
On the other hand, Chef Jeong Ji-sun shares his unique perspective on peer reviews. He expresses his dislike of this system, which requires employees and their supervisors to evaluate each other. Jeong Ji-sun firmly states, “I don’t like. I feel like being evaluated will create a negative cycle. Even if there is something to be learned from employees, arguments can lead to problems, so it is better not to listen to it,” reflecting his culinary philosophy.
Meanwhile, KBS 2TV’s “Boss in the Mirror” airs every Sunday at 4:40 pm (KST).
Source: Wikitree
