JTBC 'Love War' participant frustrated by three months of failed bathroom repairs

A participant on JTBC's 'Love War' expressed frustration after being forced to repeat repair requests 30 to 40 times for a first-floor bathroom that remained unaddressed for three months following a move to a duplex.

A participant on JTBC's 'Love War' episode 20 shared the discomfort caused by inadequate handling of repair issues following a move to a duplex house. The broadcast captured the conflict arising from poor management during the moving process.

"I was told they understood"... First-floor bathroom repairs neglected for three months

Upon moving into the duplex, the participant requested repairs for bathrooms on both the first and second floors. When the repair team visited the new home, the participant requested the first-floor bathroom be repaired and went downstairs to use the restroom, only to find that no work had been performed on the first floor. The repair team responded that they were unaware there was even a bathroom on the first floor. The participant expressed frustration that despite conveying the request multiple times and receiving an acknowledgment that it was a task they would handle, the situation remained unresolved.

The issue was not a one-time occurrence. The participant revealed that despite the request being accepted, the first-floor bathroom repairs have not been completed even after three months since the move. The participant explained that they had to repeat the same request 30 to 40 times, noting that while they trusted the other party to handle it, they ended up having to make repetitive demands. This style of management was described as a way to provoke anger in others.

Disagreements and conflict over no-drill shelf installation

Beyond the repair issues, a difference of opinion emerged regarding the installation of shelves. The participant attempted to install shelves using a drill but faced difficulties because the concrete walls required a concrete drill. This led to a discussion between the opinion that no-drill shelves could be installed personally and the opinion that holes must be drilled as per traditional methods.

When the participant mentioned ordering a no-drill product, the other party criticized them, calling their attitude brazen. Concerns were raised regarding health, with comments suggesting that Ju-hwa could collapse from high blood pressure due to the repeated handling issues, revealing the fatigue caused by the routine process of home repairs.

Source: JTBC Entertainment (YouTube)