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Burnout Syndrome Episode 2 Reactions
Gun Atthaphan’s portrayal of Jira’s emotional collapse is hauntingly authentic. He captures the heavy, hollow ache of burnout so well that you don't just watch his pain—you feel it in your own chest.
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Watching Gun Atthaphan inhabit the role of Jira is like watching a masterclass in vulnerability. He portrays the heavy fog of burnout so authentically that you feel every sigh and every flicker of hope. Paired with Off Jumpol’s grounded intensity, the performances are nothing short of breathtaking.
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P’Nuchy teaches us that "work is a work of art," but even the greatest artist needs to put down the brush. When the passion that fueled your best projects starts to feel like a heavy burden, it’s a sign that your internal gallery needs a long, quiet closing.
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Loved seeing all three of our mls. It isgoing to be a real explosion when all three are forced to come together. Love how each of the main characters are so different.
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One will be forgiven if they stumbled upon a mad man who knows how to blend AI, art and fashion seamlessly and don't know what to do with that information.
Meet Koh. He's a super rich insomniac introvert heavily invested in AI and no remorse on taking away someone's job. Not only that he takes their job away, but that person cannot use their skills at another company due to a bunch of heavy disclosures that they've signed. And the best thing? No one has ever seen Koh's real face, so bless Jira for unknowningly stumbling into this world and taking a hit for his new boss.
Basically, Koh is the devil and the employees have signed their souls away to him.
This episode was just the tip of the iceberg for what's about to come.
Meet Koh. He's a super rich insomniac introvert heavily invested in AI and no remorse on taking away someone's job. Not only that he takes their job away, but that person cannot use their skills at another company due to a bunch of heavy disclosures that they've signed. And the best thing? No one has ever seen Koh's real face, so bless Jira for unknowningly stumbling into this world and taking a hit for his new boss.
Basically, Koh is the devil and the employees have signed their souls away to him.
This episode was just the tip of the iceberg for what's about to come.
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