What is ‘Jeonyuseong Coffee’?… Kim Young-cheol “The cafe’s representative menu contains 49 percent alcohol”

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Comedian Jeon Yoo-seong’s current status has been revealed.

On the 22nd, a video titled ‘The reason why the⁢ godfather ⁣of comedy,​ Jeon Yoo-seong, looked at newcomer Kim Young-cheol’ was posted on​ the YouTube channel ‘Kim‌ Young-cheol Original’.

The video shows Jeon Yoo-seong and Kim Young-cheol ‌meeting in ⁢Namwon, Jeollabuk-do.

On this day, Kim Young-cheol began by‌ saying, “He is someone⁣ who taught me a lot during my 26 years of ⁣activity, and in a way, he is⁤ a teacher, but ‌I‌ don’t call him teacher.”

Kim Young-cheol, who visited the cafe run by Jeon Yoo-seong, ordered coffee with 49 percent alcohol and‍ explained that it‌ was the store’s signature menu.

The employee who served ‘Jeon Yoo-seong Coffee’ said, “(Jeon Yoo-seong) created the menu without knowing how to stop ⁤drinking.”

However, Jeon Yoo-seong said that he‍ no longer drinks alcohol.

What is ‘Jeonyuseong Coffee’?… Kim Young-cheol “The cafe’s representative menu contains 49 percent alcohol”

Youngcheol⁢ Kim YouTube capture

Jeon Yoo-seong said, “I⁢ have not been able to escape‍ the aftereffects of COVID-19 until now,” and “When food goes into my mouth, it all tastes sour, making it difficult to‌ eat. “That’s why I⁤ don’t eat well,” he complained.

It is known ‍that patients with ‘Long Covid’, a⁤ side effect of‌ COVID-19 like Jeon Yoo-seong, mainly suffer from ​symptoms such as fatigue, poor concentration, and anxiety.

According to a paper published in the international academic journal Asia Pacific Allergy, at least 65 million people around the ​world are suffering from Long Covid.

If ⁤there are mild symptoms of COVID-19, the incidence of long Covid is only about 30%, but if there are moderate to severe symptoms, the probability of developing long Covid increases to 70%. The majority of Long Covid cases occurred in people aged 36 to 50.

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    Title: ⁣An Insightful Conversation on Comedy, Health, and Resilience

    Interviewer (Time.news ‌Editor): Welcome, Dr. Lee, an expert in chronic health conditions ⁣and the social impacts of comedy⁢ in our lives! Today, we’re⁣ diving deep into the world of comedy and ⁢its intersection with health, particularly in light of ‍the recent ⁢revelations about comedian Jeon ‍Yoo-seong. Let’s start with ‍the heart of the matter—can you share your thoughts on Jeon Yoo-seong’s experience with Long Covid ⁤and its impact on his life?

    Dr. Lee: Thank you for having ⁣me! Jeon⁣ Yoo-seong’s situation sheds ​light ⁣on a significant issue that many‍ still ‌face post-pandemic. Long Covid ⁤can manifest in ⁣various ways, including ​taste alterations, fatigue, and anxiety, which‌ can profoundly affect ‌daily ‍life and ‌professional engagements, especially in a field as vibrant and dynamic as ⁣comedy. His candidness about these ‍struggles is important—it raises⁢ awareness that Long Covid is very real and can be⁢ debilitating.

    Interviewer: ⁣Absolutely. It’s alarming ‍to know that an estimated 65 million‌ people globally are ‌dealing with Long Covid. ⁢How does‌ that figure resonate in the conversations surrounding health today?

    Dr. Lee: That number is staggering. It emphasizes the need for‍ ongoing‌ research and support for those affected. ​In⁤ Jeon’s case, ⁣the lingering effects of COVID-19 have changed⁤ his relationship with food and potentially with humor as well. When ⁣an artist’s ability to⁢ perform is‌ hindered, it’s not just a personal loss. It affects ⁣their audience and the broader cultural landscape too.

    Interviewer: Speaking ⁢of the cultural landscape, ​Jeon’s interaction with the rising comedian Kim Young-cheol was framed in a mentor-mentee dynamic. ​Can you reflect on the role of mentorship‍ within creative fields, especially when it comes to ⁣mental health and ​resilience?

    Dr. Lee: Mentorship can be incredibly powerful. For someone like Kim Young-cheol, learning from⁤ Jeon—who ⁤has navigated the complexities of a comedy career for ⁢over ‌26 years—can provide valuable insights into⁤ coping mechanisms that foster resilience. This dynamic can create a positive feedback loop where wisdom⁤ is shared, and newer⁢ talents are encouraged to persevere​ despite personal challenges, which many in the arts are facing.

    Interviewer: It’s⁢ interesting you mention coping mechanisms. Jeon Yoo-seong’s experience with changing dietary habits and‍ alcohol consumption seems to indicate he’s ⁤finding new‍ ways to navigate⁢ his life post-COVID. How essential ⁤is it for public figures to discuss their health struggles openly?

    Dr. Lee: Extremely essential. Personal stories can destigmatize health problems‍ and open up a dialog⁢ that many might ⁢be hesitant to have. When public figures⁢ like Jeon speak out about their struggles, it can encourage fans and‍ peers alike to seek help, engage in​ conversations about mental health, and, ultimately, adapt​ healthier lifestyles. Awareness⁣ is the first step toward recovery.

    Interviewer: ‍On a lighter ⁣note, Jeon’s creation ⁤of ​an‍ unconventional coffee drink with⁤ 49% alcohol certainly caught my attention! What role does⁤ humor play in the coping process ‍for someone dealing with health issues?

    Dr.‌ Lee: Humor is a vital‍ coping mechanism. It can serve as a ‍form of relief for both the‌ individual and their audience. By turning challenges into comedic moments, individuals like Jeon ‍can not only find joy in⁣ their circumstances but also provide comfort to others who relate. It’s⁣ a reminder ⁣that despite hardships, laughter can be a powerful healer.

    Interviewer: Indeed, ⁢laughter is often ​the best⁤ medicine. As we wrap up, ⁤what message ‍do you think Jeon Yoo-seong’s story sends to both his peers and his fans‍ during these challenging times?

    Dr. Lee: ⁢His ⁣story communicates resilience in the face of adversity. It tells us ‌that it’s okay to struggle ⁢and that ⁣vulnerability can lead ‌to genuine strength. It encourages both artists ⁢and audiences to be empathetic and ⁣understanding, reminding everyone of​ the importance of supporting one another through life’s ups and downs.

    Interviewer: Well said, Dr. ⁤Lee. Thank ⁣you⁣ for ⁤sharing⁣ your insights today! This conversation certainly highlights the interconnectedness of health and⁤ comedy in our lives.

    Dr. Lee: Thank⁢ you! It was a pleasure discussing these important topics ‌with you.

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