Jun-ha devours ancestral rites food leaving the table empty; diverging Chuseok scenes of the 'High Kick!' family

A video collecting holiday episodes from the MBC variety program 'High Kick!' has been released. The released video contains the various appearances of the family members celebrating Chuseok and the commotion related to holiday food.

"Is he a food thief for ancestral rites?"... The crisis of the ritual table caused by Jun-ha's greed for food

In the early part of the video, conflicts among family members regarding the food for ancestral rites are depicted. While preparing the food to be offered to the ancestors, it is revealed that Jun-ha ate the prepared food in advance. According to the subtitles and the situation in the video, the family members setting the ritual table face a situation where there is not enough food. In particular, as it is confirmed that Jun-ha ate the jeon (pancakes) etc. that were placed on top of the washing machine in advance, those preparing the ritual food express embarrassment. Toward Jun-ha, who ate the ritual food ahead of time, the family expresses dissatisfaction about him eating the food early, creating a situation where the amount of food on the ritual table becomes insufficient.

A holiday scene where job-seeking worries and daily conflicts intersect

In the conversations of the family members celebrating the holiday, realistic worries related to employment are also mixed in. According to the transcribed content of the video, one character informs the family about a situation where they had to quit their job due to issues with contract worker treatment and career recognition. The decision to quit the job due to dissatisfaction with receiving a lower salary compared to regular new employees and issues of pride is mentioned among the family. Additionally, conversations continue regarding daily accidents and the resulting cost issues, such as the situation of having to receive dental treatment after chewing on a stone found in rice, showing the intersection of holiday busyness and conflict.

The appearance of those spending the holiday alone and gifts

In contrast to the scene where the family gathers, the appearances of characters who cannot return home for the holiday or spend time alone are also shown. In the latter part of the video, scenes are captured of someone gifting clothes to someone else or spending the holiday through delivery food. In particular, one character conveys the meaning of the holiday by gifting clothes to another character, and everyday holiday scenes are depicted, such as watching TV in a situation where there is no remote control. In the final part of the video, the scene of eating songpyeon while thinking of father is shown, followed by messages from the characters spending the holiday, bringing it to a close.