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I think it's to keep her as safe as possible, but also they all know that the kids are resourceful and will be able to find her during those 3 months. They said something along those lines about the town she goes to, where it would be an easy location to defend herself. Probably because the town is so "tight-knit" and everyone knows everyone so any non-locals stand out and she's going to integrate herself into the town so she's a step above being an outsider.

He actually gave the butler a black card on the condition she stops cooking lol. Her food must really suck and that running joke is actually hilarious to me. No one will touch what she cooks

I don't think it would be hard for her to do though. She'll own a dominating amount of votes for the position so all she has to do is show up and vote against them. Like, she'll be in control of so many shares, her vote counts the same as the stepchildrens vote 5+ times. There's even people IRL who own so much that voting is actually a formality. Every other shareholder can vote the opposite of them, but it doesn't matter because they alone are the majority

I think that was more of a safety measure by the chairman. She can't just take the money and run after he dies, she has to actually complete his objective and vote them out. It's something he can't do now because the vote will only happen upon his death

I am assuming they mean it as individuals, like since there is now 3 heirs, 33.333...% each but the wife getting 50% more individually would take her share to 66.666...% and each of their shares to 16.6666...% of the inheritance. I think this is the right one

If it's collectively (children v wife) then she'd get 75% of the shares and they would split the remaining 25% to get 12.5% each

I love how you always google Korean legal issues in dramas and then drop the knowledge you got in the comment boards lol. It's saved me time looking stuff up myself quite a few times over all the dramas we both watch

Right there with you lol. I just happened to see it available yesterday, knew nothing about it, saw JYB and clicked watch. Glad I did, it's great so far

"It was brilliant until that one scene that everyone knew was going to happen since it's the major plot point of the show"

The baffling part is TSOU was legitimately good, I find it hard to believe that it's the same director. A lot of the issues I and many people have with the show is directing choices so idk why it seems like she lost all her talent from one show to the next

It is extremely good. One of my favorite shows of 2025

"Just because you like doing something doesn't mean you're good at it" LMAO the lawyer doesn't pull punches. Sucks that her food sucks though, it actually looks really good lol

I love LDW, but his last 2 shows were honestly just meh to be generous. He needs to be more selective of his scripts imho. I couldn't get into The Nice Guy and I really tried. Think I watched through ep 4 or 5 and nothing about it really grabbed me

This is my thoughts as well. I really like the show, honestly think it's great, but there's no way I would watch it as it airs on a Friday night after working 60+ hours that week. Even though the story is good, I'd find it hard to stay up for this if I'm already tired, especially for 2 1/2 hours

I loved the appointment scene. Her mom literally gave her a look like "I have to take all these tests just because you have a crush?" and then just went along with it for her lol

Their acting was good in TSOU, it's not them that's the problem

LingOrm is one of my favorite GL ships too lol. I don't have a problem with them, I have a problem with this story. Ch3 needs to invest actual money into LO and their shows instead of just trying to use them as a cash cow. No matter how much people love LO, if their shows are slop, people will stop watching them and only watch the fanmeets and interviews to get their LO fix

I'm on episode 9 now and honesly, Kuea's pursuit of Pin is disgusting. It's been like 7 or 8 years since the first time we saw him and she was already very anti him then. On top of that, he was a grown ass man with a job and she was still in her mid teens. Every single time he tries to interact with her she's very uncomfortable and refuses to be alone with him no matter how hard he tries and he still won't leave her alone. Dude needs committed at this point honestly. Even if she was straight, it's obviously not going to be him, he literally freaks her out and won't leave her alone

Yeah Prem's parents pmo so bad.

Pat's parents have had one scene and they are already top 3 GL parents for me. She's nice, loving and beautiful and he's straight shooting, loving and hilarious

This one's a very solid start, Queendom's been great as well but the one that really surprised me is Roller Coaster. I'm completely hooked on that show, sad it's ending this week

I think it's common culturally all over Asia. Not necessarily the cheated on thing exactly, just anything that lowers your parents reputation is your fault, whether you're to blame or not. I've seen similar things in pretty much every country's dramas

I definitely could be wrong, but it sounded like Jayna to me. If I'm right and they follow the same schedule as last week, they'll release it on YT on Thursday and it's an original song for the show