Ji Chang Wook, who plays a Mexican farmer in ”My Name is Gabriel,” is surprised by his colleague's interview... ”He told me I was good in front of him”

Actor Ji Chang Wook, who became a Mexican farmer, felt a sense of betrayal after watching an interview with a colleague.
"Gabriel" tells the story of Ji Chang Wook, who tries to live under someone else's name for 72 hours. Ji Chang Wook takes on the role of a Mexican farmer named "Pipe" and takes on the job of a farmer.
They had to harvest the agave plant, which is the raw material for tequila, and they had to harvest seven tons of agave at the mission.
Ji Chang Wook also expressed his broad and boundless feelings by saying, "Have I ever heard the number 7 tons in my life?"
Ji Chang Wook surprised everyone by saying, "Normally, we would harvest 40 tons each," and said that 7 to 8 people would form a team and harvest 40 tons in 2 to 3 hours.
The colleague who taught Ji Chang Wook, who was actually brought in to replace Pipe, how to harvest agave said in an interview, "Pipe has changed.
Ji Chang Wook, who saw the interview video for the first time, said, "He was superior to me in front of me.
I told you it was a hand. You said it was a pipette," he said, feeling betrayed and laughing. Unlike his colleagues who were good at harvesting agave, Ji Chang Wook seemed out of breath and had a hard time.
"I'm a weak-willed person who lives in the city. I couldn't do it the way I wanted to. I felt like I'd made a mistake," he confessed.
"Name is Gabriel" is a groundbreaking reality show that follows popular Korean stars as they travel to a place where no one knows them and spend 72 hours as a different person.