MC relates to a younger man’s worry about income gaps in a dating reality show.

Subin, the MC of Channel Reservation’s dating reality show “Nunan Naege Yeoja Ya,” says she can relate to a younger man’s concern that a large gap in income could be intimidating. In the episode airing on the 3rd, four younger men—Kim Mu-jin, Kim Sang-hyun, Kim Hyun-joon, and Park Sang-won—focus their attention on the women’s abilities. Across one-on-one dates, they attempt to guess the women’s occupations.

During one-on-one dates, Sang-hyun guessed Ye-eun seemed like a violinist, noting that she had practiced for a long time and that her hobby could connect to her job. Mu-jin suggested she might be a ballerina, a dancer. Sang-hyun also speculated that Park Ji-won might be a teacher, given her vibe. Sang-won remarked on Ji-won’s driving, noting the car’s luxury look and suggesting she might be a car aficionado. Sang-hyun further wondered if Ji-won could be a lawyer, or perhaps a boss-type figure.

On money-related topics, Sang-hyun asked, “What if your girlfriend earns a lot more than you?” Hyun-joon and Sang-won replied that they would prefer to earn more, with Sang-won adding he harbors a desire to be the breadwinner. Mu-jin said that a similar income level would be ideal. Sang-hyun also noted that a large earnings gap might feel intimidating when it comes to leading a relationship.

Subin admitted she could feel intimidated too, acknowledging that the younger men might be early in their careers and that she wouldn’t rely on their money for dates. All participants acknowledged that income disparities add psychological pressure to intergenerational relationships, and the episode continues to explore how these dynamics unfold. Episode airs Monday at 9:50 p.m., inviting viewers to see how the older-younger couple dynamics evolve.