U can't really blame this cuz that's how beomwoo molded them. He stole recipes from restaurants, even shut them…
i get that you’re trying to clarify, but your earlier comments came off way harsher than what you’re saying now. you said she had “no shame at all” and acted like she proudly stole recipes, when the show clearly shows it wasn’t that black and white. now you're saying she panicked, tried to be creative, and even warned yeonju all of which prove she wasn't comfortable with what was happening. you’re also drawing this hard line between the brothers and the staff, but that’s ignoring context. the brothers were raised in it, yeah, but the staff worked under that same pressure every day,. fear isn’t any less real just because someone’s older. survival doesn’t make someone greedy. you said they “seemed to know better,” but that doesn’t mean they felt safe enough to act on it. beomwoo's system didn’t reward morality it punished it. that’s what made it so damaging. so yeah, maybe some of them went along with it longer than they should’ve, but they weren’t villains. they were victims of a toxic system, and when they finally realized what they were a part of, it broke them. that says a lot more about their humanity than your first comment gave them credit for.
U can't really blame this cuz that's how beomwoo molded them. He stole recipes from restaurants, even shut them…
i understand where you're coming from, but I think you're overlooking the depth of Beomwoo’s influence. Yes, they’re adults but adults can still be shaped by toxic systems, especially in high-pressure, competitive environments like the one Beomwoo created. He didn’t just guide them, he controlled how they thought about success, worth, and ethics. he normalized stealing, crushing competitors, and chasing stars at any cost. That mindset doesn’t disappear overnight, and it's not fair to expect them to instantly see the harm when they were rewarded for following his lead. as for the chef being proud, it wasn’t pride in stealing. It was pride in what she thought she achieved at the time, before the full truth came out. But what matters is that they eventually did realize everything. the guilt hit them hard, especially after Beomwoo's own reckoning. They weren’t shameless !!! they were MISLED. And once they understood the damage, the remorse showed. Accountability matters, but so does understanding how manipulation and conditioning affect people and how they grow once they break free from it. i only realized that this mindset was from their own mother on how she raised beomwoo and sunwoo
U can't really blame this cuz that's how beomwoo molded them. He stole recipes from restaurants, even shut them…
lol he molded them into being like that, being competitive that they're willing to ruin someone... in ep 9, u can see that beomwoo didn't even blame chef jang or yujin cuz he knew it was his fault on why they became like him. beomwoo realized all the shit he made when he met yeonjoo but his mentees still didnt realize shit
That chef of the Motto all proud to get 3 stars when she just copied the recipes... No shame at all.
U can't really blame this cuz that's how beomwoo molded them. He stole recipes from restaurants, even shut them down and stuff so yea it was all his fault.
episode 9 I don’t understand how they could force a cook off. They bought the building but that doesn’t mean…
no cuz i think if they don't agree, they will do something to the building where jungjae is rn and i doubt they can afford to find a new place when chef mo just paid all the overdue rent/debt
so yeah, maybe some of them went along with it longer than they should’ve, but they weren’t villains. they were victims of a toxic system, and when they finally realized what they were a part of, it broke them. that says a lot more about their humanity than your first comment gave them credit for.
Accountability matters, but so does understanding how manipulation and conditioning affect people and how they grow once they break free from it. i only realized that this mindset was from their own mother on how she raised beomwoo and sunwoo