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(Kang Taeoh vs So Baekho Balance game)

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Hello, this is So Baekho, the Potato Lab director

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So, I'm here today for some sort of balance game

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in this early morning..

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even on my day off from filming

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making time out of my expensive schedule

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(Here's the actor Kang Taeoh with is expensive schedule)
Let me see what kind of fun you have planned for me

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Please go ahead and ask

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10 years older junior VS 10 years younger boss

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Ha lol

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I actually experienced this recently

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I've actually had a boss who was 10 years younger

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I've had... lol

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(Having an reunion with a memory he'd rather forget…)

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I think that might be better

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Wait, does the rank... Should I use a casual speech?

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Yes

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(A hyung who enlisted really late)
A new recruit just joined, and he’s in his 40s

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‘Hey, start by sweeping the floor‘

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Man, that’s awkward

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I think it makes sense for someone to be my boss

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even if they’re 10 years younger than me

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That seems like the better option

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10 years younger boss

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Mondays off VS. Fridays off

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(An actor,without any annual or monthly leave)
Annual leave is like taking a break

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(So he doesn't know much about the concept)
some kind of vacation, right?

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Taking Friday to Sunday off

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 or taking Saturday to Monday off?

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Ah, this one's definitely

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Friday off

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Since I have a lot of friends

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who enjoy Friday nights out

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maybe it would be a bit easier to make plans

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That actually sounded pretty logical just now

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Friday off

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Commute in a packed bus for 30-minutes vs Commute in an empty bus for 90-minutes

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Commute in an empty bus for 90-minutes

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I like sleeping in the car

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I’d choose the 90-minute commute on an empty bus

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A competent but unpleasant coworker vs. An incompetent but pleasant coworker

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A competent but unpleasant coworker

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Isn't it that phrase ‘they’re nice but…’ right?

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As a coworker?

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When it comes to working together?

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(Terrified just by thinking about it)

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I don’t like either honestly

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If they’re good at their job but talk really harshly

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then

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(Honestly)
I think I’d just end up feeling jealous

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Well I can’t help that I’m human

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If he’s a kind man but

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if he’s kind but doesn’t perform well at work

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(A soft INFP colleague)
I’d really like to say something

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but he’s a good guy so I can’t be harsh on him

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(What if his working speed is really slow?)
What if he does what you would do in 3 hours

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for 2 whole days

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Then I guess I shouldn’t work with him

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Okay, I would go with the guy who works poorly, even though

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My bad, works great

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but with a bad personality

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(A firm attitude from INFP colleague)
I would simply not see him outside of work

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Baked potatoes vs Fried potatoes

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(My talk isn’t over yet)
Is that colleague an old friend?

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Is he like my friend for 10 years or something?

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(I mean it could cause a crack in our friendship if you know what I mean)

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(Work and privacy should be separated, 
but work should be done well for the privacy part to go well too)

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(You know what I mean, right?)

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(But if you’re getting along just well privately but messes up during work, 
it might invade your personal feeling you know?)

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(I think even if he has personality issues

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(Same conclusion)
I’d work with a colleague that does his job well

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Baked potatoes vs Fried potatoes

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(Silence…)

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(A sudden moment of regret after keeping it down)

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I’ll pick the fried potatoes

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I do like baked potatoes

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Since I was young, my mother used to

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bake potatoes for me

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So I like baked potatoes

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Then sugar vs salt

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Oh this one I would

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as for the bean noodles

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and the potatoes

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(I just can’t)
I can’t choose one

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Because every single time

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I try to choose from the two of them

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(Winning strategy: sweet and salty)
Like sweet and salty

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First, have it with salt

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and then have it with some sugar

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(The winner of the sweet and salty theory is..?)

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I do prefer a salty taste right now

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I’d go with the salt right now though

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Potatoes vs Sweet Potatoes

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I’ll go with potatoes

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(The talk booster is starting its engine)
To add to that

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Is the sweet potato a pumpkin sweet potato?

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Or a chestnut sweet potato

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This is a serious matter

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(Need to check on the type of sweet potato)
A very delicious pumpkin sweet potato

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Without kimchi?

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(No kimchi due to lack of funds)
There's no kimchi

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Pumpkin sweet potatoes are delicious even without kimchi

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(Potato temperature check required)
Are the potatoes cold?

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Warm potato...

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(I just steamed the potatoes)
It's soft because I just cooked it

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(Excited)
It's steaming

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It's delicious when you break it down and eat

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(What's the final choice of the yapper who is out of time?)

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I want to eat potatoes

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(Question over)
Yes, I see

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There are

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many ways

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to eat potatoes

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There's potato jeons(Korean pancakes), too

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(Sweet potatoes might be disappointed)
We don't have sweet potato jeons, do we?

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Fried potatoes

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(Fried sweet potato: I'm sad)
Oh, there are fried sweet potatoes, too

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I think there are more dishes that you can make with potatoes

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But the question was steamed potatoes

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(It got longer but the original question)
Steamed potatoes and sweet potatoes

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(No, it wasn't)
No, no. Just potatoes and sweet potatoes

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Ah then the question seems different to me

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(The answer is potatoes anyway)
Ah, right now, potatoes

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I want to eat potatoes now

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(There's a cookie clip)

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(The reason Baekho didn't say anything)
Well, anyhow

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Judging from the work efficiency

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the key

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Oh, I'm sorry

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That's too difficult

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Wow, I think

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what am I doing while talking

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I'm getting hit by reality

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Do many people participate in this?

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Like this?

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Do many people do this?

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Many people participate in this

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Oh really?

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Wow, I can't do this