Is the self-service gas station also discriminatory? The repeated 'internal pain' of the couple Kang Won-rae and Kim Song.. internet users 'support'
Singer Kang Won-rae conveyed his regret over the unfair treatment he experienced at a gas station, while his wife Kim Song has also expressed her difficulties through malicious comments, adding to the sorrow.
On the 1st, Kang Won-rae revealed through his SNS that he requested help at a self-service gas station but was refused, sharing his bitter reality.
Kang Won-rae explained, “I am paralyzed from the waist down, but thanks to the disability aid device, I can drive alone. However, at a self-service gas station, I need help from staff because I can’t reach the fuel nozzle while in my wheelchair.” He expressed his disappointment, saying, “I have received help for nearly 20 years, but today was the first time I was refused assistance. If only they had given me just 5 minutes...”
On a rainy day, he recounted an instance where a restaurant employee brought bibimbap directly into his vehicle, expressing gratitude. However, he also conveyed his frustration about discrimination by saying, “Don’t do business.”
In a photo released along with Kang Won-rae's post, he appeared to be eating bibimbap in the car, looking trapped and unable to refuel by himself, evoking sympathy from viewers.
Meanwhile, his wife Kim Song recently expressed her pain over excessive malicious comments during a personal live broadcast. She strongly countered a comment that said, 'You divorced Kang Won-rae well,' stating, “We are living well. Who lives your life for you?” She expressed her anger, revealing the commenter's apology but stating, “What are you apologizing for? Remember what you said when you first came in,” indicating that the hurt does not pass easily.
Faced with unjust discrimination and continuing harassment from malicious comments, the two have received supportive comments such as, 'Cheer up, the person leaving malicious comments is the strange one,' 'To be refused help at a gas station, I’m angry too,' and 'There are many people cheering for you, so forget about being upset and fight again.'
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