Singer Moon Hee Jun revealed his memories from his younger days about his somewhat unconventional life (well, he was a member of hottest - pardon the pun - boy group in Korea; of course he had an unconvetional life) on MBC's "Come to Play". He relates, "My father was in the music industry, but he was rather unique. When I was 19 and working as an H.O.T. member, my father suddenly woke me up and said, 'Since you started working, I can now leave peacefully and purse music. Take care' and left. He hasn't come back since. After his departure, my mother became the head of the family. For 7 years, all my earnings went to maintaining our household, and around that time, I told my mother, 'It's been about 7 years since I started working. My car needs tuning, so can I spend some money on that?' and she flatly refused." Then Moon Hee Jun confessed a naughty deed (not R-rated, mind you; though I'm sure he's done plently of those), "Though it was totally wrong of me, after hearing her rejection, I felt extremely saddened and I felt like I had been cheated because I worked so hard. So I sold my mother's car and used the money to tune my car. Right after that incident I went to the military, so for 2 years, my mother had to drive around my noisy, tuned car." I think we should all cut Moon Hee Jun some slack; he's had it pretty rough, don't you think? This special episode, titled "Blood Type B Men's Special" (if you don't know about the significance of blood types in Korea yet, make sure to read the special feature) will air on the 23rd, with guests Hee Jun, Lim Chang Jung, Jun Jin and Park Hyun Bin.