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When you go fishing and your boyfriend lets your best friend hold his rod, it's time to say goodbye to at least one of them.

A very predictable movie. The pacing is also very slow.

Moral of the Story:

Moral of the Story:
When breaking up with your girlfriend, do it in front of a lesbian-friendly restaurant so that other women can comfort her when she cries 😉

Moral of the Story:
Sometimes, the way to win a woman’s heart is simply to warm some water when she’s around.

An okay movie with some smirk-worthy moments.

I found the character Chul Bong to be the most relatable. His story mirrors corporate life, where you see management sinking the company, so you change jobs only to find yourself working for even less competent people 😉

1. When your older sister suddenly starts giving you presents, don’t ask where she got the money. She might be embarrassed to admit it has something to do with sleeping 🤐
2. If you don't want to fall asleep, you might as well listen to your alcoholic friend and consume some dangerous substances. YOLO 😉
3. If one person is in danger, the best way to help them is to put everyone else in danger, right? 🤪

A story about a medical student, a promising alcoholic, a streamer, and a gaming-addicted guy who team up to make some quick money.

Moral of the Story:

2. Feigning amnesia and waiting for the right moment to strike can be an effective strategy for a prosecutor dealing with criminals who have powerful connections.
However, this approach may require sacrifices, such as breaking up with your boyfriend and marrying the new boss.
3. Faking your departure from the criminal world and marrying the prosecutor might seem like a clever strategy; just be sure to keep it a secret from her.
You may break some promises - such as refraining from fighting outside the ring - in an attempt to divert her attention, but you need to be cautious if she doesn’t fall for it.

Moral of the Story:
1. The dog is man's best Best Man.

The rest are possible spoilers for Season 2:

Moral of the Story:
Even the sharpest object is not as terrifying as a woman's sharp voice.

Moral of the Story:
Even if you forget to brush your teeth, doing the splits will still earn you applause from the girls? 🤷‍♂️ 😉

Moral of the Story:
You need to be a special forces operative with a license to kill in order to survive teaching children in school.

It is essentially a story about "Kim Jong Un invading the South Korean education system." ;)

Lessons Learned:
1. Some students suck. Some parents suck.
2. Some students suck. Some adults suck.
3. Some students suck. Some teachers love hitting students with a ruler. Some special forces officers like when teachers hit students with a ruler.
4. Some teachers suck. Some parents suck.
5. Some parents suck.
6. Some students suck. Some parents suck.
7. Some students suck. Some adults suck. Some special forces officers love tteokbokki.
8. Some parents suck.
9. Some students suck. Politicians suck.
10. Some students suck.

In summary:
Politicians suck.

It probably started with something like
"Okay, AI, generate a story like Bon Appetit, Your Majesty, but with reversed roles."

She's probably going to have the same expression as in the article's photo in every scene 😅😉

Okay, but you're going to get annoying parents, a lot of politics, and years of separation cliché. Deal? 😉

I believe AI actors should be paid more than human actors.
They look beautiful even without makeup!
They can even turn their heads 360 degrees! Aww! So cute! 😄😉

Moral of the Story:
If you can survive learning to ride a longboard between containers, you can survive anything.

Oh, the days of youth, when we were wild and free, and everything seemed so simple... right? 😐

Her performance in Young Adult Matters (2020) was outstanding.