That was exactly what I mentioned in my reply to a commenter. What, on earth, was he doing at Mingang Building…
I probably can't/ won't watch it. On one site it doesn't come up when I search and the other, it keeps asking me to download stuff or install other apps.
Episode 50 was good. The wedding was nice. I guess DS gave up on his 500 guests! Chun Soo's speech was awesome. I even got teary-eyed. The brothers' song was sweet also...they were all cute.
I wonder what Ju Sil's decision will be regarding Mr. Go?
I am getting fatigued with this ding dong ... ding dong relationship between Dongseok and Kwangsook. Hello, Writer…
Yeah, it's a shame, I was so excited at the beginning. Like we've said, it had such potential. Let's keep our fingers crossed that the next ones will fulfill their potential (including TWWSTS).
In prior k-dramas I've seen, the transfer of shares is usually a legal matter attended to by the attorneys for…
That's what I was thinking...that there might be complications/complaints from the Silla shareholders. It would be a much smoother transaction if she had sold her shares and then attempted to give them the money.
But I guess it doesn't matter how they go about it if Eagle Brewery isn't going to accept it.
If the Shares are in your name you can do what you like with them and nobody can say or do anything about it,…
It just seems strange. If the competitor owns enough of the other company's shares, then they could interfere with how their business is run. (Not saying this is the case here.)
But, as you stated, a shareholder can do what they want with their shares.
So, I may pass on that one.
But for sure his hair in this drama is awful.
This episode made me anxious!
I guess DS gave up on his 500 guests!
Chun Soo's speech was awesome. I even got teary-eyed. The brothers' song was sweet also...they were all cute.
I wonder what Ju Sil's decision will be regarding Mr. Go?
I really enjoyed it.
Let's keep our fingers crossed that the next ones will fulfill their potential (including TWWSTS).
But I guess it doesn't matter how they go about it if Eagle Brewery isn't going to accept it.
If the competitor owns enough of the other company's shares, then they could interfere with how their business is run.
(Not saying this is the case here.)
But, as you stated, a shareholder can do what they want with their shares.