[talk] I bought food for my juniors at Yeongnam University.

[OSEN=Reporter Choi Yi-jeong] Lee Chan-won of 'Newly Launched Convenience Store Restaurant' has captured the hearts of viewers.

According to Nielsen Korea, a viewership ratings research company, on the 11th, KBS 2TV's 'Convenience Store Restaurant' (hereafter 'Convenience Store Restaurant'/directed by Yoon Byung-il), which aired the previous day on the 10th, recorded a nationwide viewership rating of 4%, an increase from the previous week and taking first place among entertainment programs in the same time slot across all channels. The consistent and solid popularity of 'Convenience Store Restaurant' among viewers on Friday evenings, which are often called the content battleground, has been proven once again.

That day's broadcast revealed Son Yeon-jae's daily life as a new mom, a former gymnastics fairy who's now a mom, and Lee Chan-won's Youth Support Project for young people in their 20s who are struggling with their worries and concerns. Lee Chan-won visited his alma mater, Yeungnam University, and challenged himself to prepare breakfast for 250 young people in their 20s. Lee Chan-won's sincerity, even going so far as to personally plan the menu, captivated everyone.

The experienced chefs at Yeungnam University's student cafeteria lent their support to Lee Chan-won, the first large-scale chef to join the team. With his characteristic wit and friendly personality, Lee Chan-won created fantastic chemistry with the chefs, quickly preparing breakfast for 250 people. Word of Lee Chan-won's rise to fame sparked a flurry of new openings at the Yeungnam University student cafeteria, sparking a surge of interest from juniors.

Lee Chan-won impressed everyone by not only cooking but also serving the food himself. The main dish that day was homemade pork cutlet, but when international students who couldn't eat pork showed up, Lee Chan-won improvised omelets as a substitute. He also made a mountain vegetable bibimbap for the picky rugby team members. He even donated pocket money to his former student club members, saying it was "dinner money."

Lee Chan-won's impromptu omelet-making, showcasing his thoughtful, senior-leaning side, garnered 6% viewership ratings, earning him the "Best Minute" award for the day's broadcast. Lee Chan-won expressed his pride and encouragement for young people in their 20s, adding to the anticipation by previewing the second installment of the Youth Project.

I bought food for my juniors at Yeongnam University.

You are so cool.