BTS member RM shared an incident from boot camp during his mandatory military service.
RM recounted the story during a Wednesday livestream on Weverse, an online fan platform owned by BTS management company HYBE.
During the broadcast, RM said he lent his credit card to trainees from another platoon to buy snacks, but they charged 660,000 won ($436.70) at the post exchange, buying everything from everyday items to “snail cream,” a popular Korean skin care product at the military stores.
BTS member RM shared an incident from boot camp during his mandatory military service.
RM recounted the story during a Wednesday livestream on Weverse, an online fan platform owned by BTS management company HYBE.
During the broadcast, RM said he lent his credit card to trainees from another platoon to buy snacks, but they charged 660,000 won ($436.70) at the post exchange, buying everything from everyday items to “snail cream,” a popular Korean skin care product at the military stores.
