Actress Park Jung Soo’s eldest granddaughter recently shared that she’s working a part-time job at Coupang!
On May 13th, the YouTube channel ‘Waehmanhaeseon Jeongsuleul Mageul Su Eopda’ uploaded a video titled ‘Park Jung Soo Pays! Granddaughters Practice ‘Full Ownership of Shopping Cart’ Trusting Grandma’s Card’.
In the video, Park Jung Soo enjoyed an outing with her eldest daughter and granddaughters. While driving, the YouTube production team playfully asked Park Jung Soo’s granddaughters, “Does grandma give you a lot of pocket money?” The youngest granddaughter quickly responded, “Yes!”
However, when the eldest granddaughter chimed in with, “What about me?” Park Jung Soo playfully responded, “Even if you ask sometimes, you need to be mindful. Your food expenses are just too much!” She explained that she doesn’t give much pocket money to her adult granddaughter.
Park Jung Soo then revealed, “When my eldest granddaughter wants sushi, she doesn’t just go to a conveyor belt sushi place. She seems to head straight for a proper Japanese restaurant!”
When the eldest granddaughter casually mentioned, “I go to omakase,” Park Jung Soo’s eldest daughter was visibly surprised and asked, “You go to omakase with your part-time job earnings?!”
The eldest granddaughter then explained, “If you work hard at Coupang, you can earn quite a bit!” She clarified that she works a part-time delivery logistics job. She added, “It’s weekly pay, so the money comes in fast, and I can work many hours in a day, which is great!”
When the production team joked, “We’ll ask grandma for pocket money!” Park Jung Soo firmly stated, “I’ve cut off pocket money for the adults! I give it to the younger ones, but not the eldest.” She’s one tough grandma!
Park Jung Soo also shared her feelings, saying, “My daughter gets so stressed because of her child, right? It breaks my heart. Sometimes I even feel a bit resentful towards my grandchild, thinking, ‘Why does she upset her mother so much?'”
In other news, Park Jung Soo previously revealed that she owns a building in Apgujeong, which is currently used as director Jung Eul Young’s studio. This fact was shared on programs like Channel A’s ‘4-Person Dining Table’.
