It's cool to see facial hair shadows (or stubble) on actors, but generally, it's always on actors who are 40 or older. The younger ones all seem to get laser hair removal, it's almost as if those over 40 are forbidden from doing it.
Man, this show is painfully relatable. I came here for Lee Jun-hyuk and yes, he does make interesting script choices. The professional corporate slave storyline hits very close to home. Especially when the powers that be hand down bad policies that they expect the bottom feeders to implement. The philosophy of "if you want something done, give it to a busy person" also resonates.
Really liked the direction of episode 4. It had some wholesome moments between Team 5 but it also encapsulated the headache of politics in a company. I appreciate how down-to-earth the drama is so far, I had expected it to follow a more light-hearted route once Eun Tae won the jackpot but the current trajectory is far more suitable.
Eun Tae's speech to Ji Hye was very humane and relatable. Sometimes, hard work won't be enough but that doesn't mean we should lose trust in ourselves. He has embraced his role as a team leader and I love how the drama highlights that.
I'm just so confused at how short the episodes feel. I mean, I feel like I just start watching an episode and then suddenly it's already the end of it. I hope that it continues the way it is.
Enjoying this show but to act like $900k can't completely change your life... that's kind of wild to me. I don't…
You really do need to check the cost of living in Seoul. Then check out the price for a x 1 room officetel closer to Incheon etc. Or Line 2 subway stops.
Tbh I am not into office politics shows... but somehow the minutes flew by in each episodes, there is never a dull moment, and scenes move along smoothly... its like the episodes just started, and suddenly it's ending... this mean viewers are well engaged .. looking forward to next epi
Replying toGood Grief•10 days ago•Liked 10 days ago
Eun Tae's speech to Ji Hye was very humane and relatable. Sometimes, hard work won't be enough but that doesn't mean we should lose trust in ourselves. He has embraced his role as a team leader and I love how the drama highlights that.
Staring straight at Du Cuique... surprise first, follows by disgust, then incredulity and indignation... all without a single word.
I know she is good but damn, impressive performance.