[Ecohoon] Thank You, YouTube feat. Nurungji for My Wife

It's the YouTube era. In the past, we used to search on portal sites like Naver and Daum (now Kakao). However, now we search not for text-based content, but for video content. This is because videos are easier to understand than text. YouTube is now used as a search engine.

My wife was sick, and I, who doesn't usually cook, decided to make nurungji (burnt rice porridge). YouTube had a detailed recipe, so I was able to easily follow along. Thank you, YouTube. Thank you, content creators.

I took the nurungji to my wife's room so she could eat it and take her medicine in a warm place. It was a bit awkward to eat in bed, so I went back to get a table. But then, the tray holding the nurungji lost its balance and fell to the ground. The bowl broke, and I had to forcibly rouse my sick wife... My mental state broke too.

I'm upset that my wife is sick, the bowl broke, the floor is scratched, and my mental state is crumbling. I was planning to give my wife her medicine and then go to the gym, but it seems human plans aren't always perfect. Anyway, thank you, YouTube, and I hope my wife recovers quickly. Everyone, take care and avoid catching a cold!