Yoo Yeong-woo demonstrates expert bargaining skills at Dongmyo Market, securing items for as low as 3,800 won

Yoo Yeong-woo, appearing on the MBC entertainment show Omniscient Interfering View, demonstrated seasoned negotiation skills while purchasing vintage clothing at Dongmyo Market. The video broadcast on the 24th captured the process of Yoo Yeong-woo selecting clothes and proposing prices amidst the unique atmosphere of Dongmyo Market.

Negotiating a velvet jacket from 7,800 won down to 4,000 won

While browsing vintage shops in Dongmyo Market, Yoo Yeong-woo discovered a velvet garment. Although the initial price was set between 7,000 and 8,000 won, Yoo employed a strategy of using cash. After inspecting the material and style, he attempted to lower the price and successfully purchased the item for 4,000 won, which was lower than the 7,800 won he had initially mentioned. Yoo expressed satisfaction, noting that the process of bargaining helps relieve stress and is enjoyable.

Applying 'Dongmyo skills' to Beanpole brand clothing

Yoo Yeong-woo's shopping did not stop there. Showing an eye for vintage brands, he located clothing labeled with the Beanpole brand. He continued his characteristic negotiation style while adjusting the price for this item, successfully lowering it by an additional 2,000 won from the initial offer to reach 3,800 won. Demonstrating the qualities of a market expert, Yoo expressed that he felt he would be good at this because he likes vintage items, and he thanked the shop owner after completing the purchase at 3,800 won. He expressed satisfaction, stating that the price of 3,800 won provided a sense of achievement.

Revealing that he usually enjoys vintage items, Yoo Yeong-woo expressed satisfaction with the items obtained through this shopping trip. He continued his shopping journey at Dongmyo Market, teasing that he would reveal one of his cherished treasure troves. Yoo also showed confidence, mentioning that he felt as if a map was being drawn in his head and that he had a specific sense of where to look.

Source: MBCentertainment (YouTube)