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I promise, it makes sense in my head.
Thanks for these! At the moment my "CHARACTER" and "COLLECTION" (with the exception of my various "Upcoming") lists only list the titles that I'm familiar with, although comments with other titles and commentary are always welcome.
But in Thailand, supposedly business men are rarely seen without a suit, especially if they are regularly in meetings. Him being the CEO rather than a regular employee, it seems appropriate for him to wear a suit.
https://tastythailand.com/what-should-men-wear-in-thailand-for-business-remember-its-a-hot-country/
http://www.ediplomat.com/np/cultural_etiquette/ce_th.htm
Just because she's selling her kisses, you think you're entitled to a kiss as her friend? And a kiss while she's asleep at that?
That was legitimately kinda cute and funny. A very light-weight kind of series.
I still don't see the chemistry between the leads, but I'm pleasantly surprised at the pace this romance is moving forward at. They also have a more enjoyable dynamic than WatTine imo, so I'm willing to overlook the lack of romantic chemistry in the context of this story.
But I am worried about two things:
Cher/Laem is a talkative lead. Very. Right now, it's generally adding to the comedy. But I don't tend to like talkative characters, let alone leads, so this might eventually grate on my nerves quite hard.
Also, Cher/Laem runs an ASMR channel. Some ASMR sounds are not very me-friendly, so this has me very wary.
The promo materials market it as part of the "Love Mechanics Universe." Plus it features the same cast as Love Mechanics.
But this is a spin-off, not a sequel. And it appears to be from a different studio. So I doubt it's going to require one to watch Love Mechanics to understand it.
Even the youtube cut version shows it.
But both dramas do have a prominent nostalgic element with a focus on passage of time. They also have a similar aesthetic feel at times.
They're both slower-paced dramas, but My Only 12% has more tension and up-and-downs, meanwhile Remember Me is very slice-of-life and mellow.