On Netflix's series 'Lee Seo-jin's Dalla Dalla,' actor Lee Seo-jin had a major blunder on the first day of his Texas trip: he left his designer bag—containing his passport and wallet—at the airport.
Lee, who recently began an unscripted road trip with producer Na Young-seok, arrived at Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and kicked off the journey with his trademark grumble: "Why are you filming already?"
They immediately stopped at a CVS to pick up essentials. Lee said he always stocks up on toothpaste and multivitamins when he's in the U.S., and joked that those little rituals helped land them in Dallas.
He proudly explained, "Texas is the place to be right now—no state income tax, and yet it's one of the wealthiest states. With so many big companies based there, corporate taxes cover a lot of the cost."
But just as they pulled up to the pharmacy, Lee went pale. Scanning the car, he blurted out, "I left my bag at the airport," which sent the crew into a panic.
The bag held all his essential travel items—passport and wallet among them, though not his phone—so the production immediately contacted the team that had stayed behind at the airport.
On the drive back, he couldn't hide his anxiety, nervously biting his nails.
Fortunately, the crew who returned to the airport had already secured the bag. When they confirmed its contents were intact, Lee finally relaxed and smiled with relief.
Once things settled, producer Na Young-seok exploded, "What are you doing on day one? We came to Dallas and haven't done anything!"—an outburst that had everyone laughing.
The recovered bag revealed an amusing mix: passport and wallet, charging cables, a magnifying glass, sunglasses, and even a MyBidet—items that caught viewers' attention.
'Lee Seo-jin's Dalla Dalla' is a six-episode series that follows the pair on an unscripted road trip across the U.S.
