Jean Yoon AKA Umma from ‘Kim’s Convenience’ gets her first senior discount from a cannabis shop

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Jean Yoon AKA Umma from Kim’s Convenience has used her first senior discount at a cannabis store.

The 58-year-old actress tweeted about her discount and how she was shopping at Tokyo Smoke in Toronto.

“Oh!!! I just got my first Seniors Discount today! I feel like I oughta have mixed feelings about this… But I don’t. MuahahaHAAAAAA!!!!” Yoon wrote in one tweet.

Ahem! Not at Shoppers… at um, ahem, at #TokyoSmoke….” She wrote in another.

Shoppers Drug Mart offers a 20% discount for seniors aged 65 and older. Yoon, who is too young for the discount, did her shopping at Tokyo Smoke – an “award-winning, design focused, legal cannabis retailer.”

The Korean-Canadian actress stars as Umma in the hit Korean-Canadian sitcom Kim’s Convenience alongside Shang Chi lead Simu LiuPaul Sun-Hyung Lee and Andrea Bang.

Kim’s Convenience is set to return for season 5.

 

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