Kkilkkil Sanghoe video features hilarious misunderstanding over restaurant uniform

The YouTube channel Kkilkkil Sanghoe has released a video capturing a situation where a restaurant customer is mistaken for a part-time worker simply for wearing a uniform.

Misunderstandings triggered by a restaurant apron

The situation in the video begins when the individual visiting the restaurant puts on a restaurant uniform (an apron). In the early part of the video, the performer begins their meal by ordering *kimchi*-jjigae, but because they are wearing the apron, they are repeatedly mistaken for a part-timer by those around them. Although the performer clarifies several times that they are "not a part-timer," the misunderstanding persists as long as they continue to wear the uniform.

The performer attempts to reveal their true identity by taking off the apron, but according to the dialogue, people around them continue to perceive them as staff. The incident escalates when bystanders point out, "But you are wearing the restaurant uniform," and ask whether the performer is a part-timer or a full-time employee. While explaining, "I am not a part-timer," the performer reacts by asking, "Are you saying I look like a part-timer?"

A comical progression from customer to part-timer

As the video progresses, a comical atmosphere develops as the performer's attempts to act like a customer intersect with situations where they are treated like staff. The performer attempts to fulfill the role of a customer by ordering *soju* or requesting soybean paste stew, but due to the uniform, they continue to be treated as a part-timer. While ordering *soju*, the performer repeatedly emphasizes, "I am really not a part-timer," only to receive the response, "If you're really not a part-timer, then you must be the owner.""

Additionally, the video captures various restaurant interactions, including ordering menu items like pork belly and soybean paste stew, waiting guidance, and searching for *makgeolli*. While the performer fulfills the role of a customer by ordering 3 servings of pork belly, the video concludes with the performer saying, "Boss, I'm going to go to the convenience store for a moment," while looking for *makgeolli*.