Kim Na-ri and Yoo Jin-seok cite busy schedules as reason for not marrying
Characters Kim Na-ri and Yoo Jin-seok from the KBS drama 'Our Happy Days' claim they are too busy to wed, sparking comedic conflict.
Characters Kim Na-ri and Yoo Jin-seok from the KBS drama 'Our Happy Days' are driving both conflict and comedy by claiming that their busy schedules make marriage impossible.
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A relationship fueled by overnight work and exhaustion
In scenes from the KBS drama 'Our Happy Days,' Kim and Yoo are depicted maintaining their relationship despite the intense fatigue caused by working through the night. During their dialogue, the pair mentions being unable to get sufficient rest because new ideas keep surging, making it impossible to stop. The situation is described as one where ideas continue to flood in even after they have been in bed for less than three hours. While resting on a sofa, they attempt to have a rational conversation while remaining conscious of onlookers; however, the fact that they stopped by together after a line dance class leads to misunderstandings from those around them. They are shown insisting that absolutely nothing happened, explaining they were simply closing their eyes for a moment due to exhaustion from their overnight work.

"No time to get married": Kim Na-ri and Yoo Jin-seok's busy excuse
Regarding the scrutiny of those watching their relationship, Kim and Yoo emphasize that as adults, they have the freedom to love one another. However, when those around them suggest they should just get married, the two refuse, citing a total lack of time. According to the dialogue, Kim expresses how every minute is precious for the success of the drama. Yoo also cites a lack of time as a reason, noting that he is busy assisting Kim while simultaneously preparing his own new project. Despite showing an attitude of not wanting to be apart for even a moment, their contradictory refusal to marry leaves those around them reacting with disbelief.
By revealing this contradictory situation—where they refuse to be apart yet cannot marry due to their respective work schedules—the two characters continue to drive the drama's narrative forward.
