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Yeah, there's other benefits for the company in the US if you quit over getting fired, like unemployment, severance(depending on company) etc. At will does make it easier to fire someone, but there are still stipulations to it and the person they want to let go might not meet the criteria

Driving undesired employees out by making work so unbareable they quit is global. I (US) worked for a company that had an a-hole supervisor who always got the "problem" employees that they didn't have a valid reason to fire in the hopes that they would quit

10 shows a year is VERY conservative, it's probably closer to 30 minimum. I've already seen them in 5 dramas that started in 25

lol yeah, he saw the egg and ran home. He saw it was missing, but looked around (think it was the same scene, might have been later in the episode, I don't remember for sure) and it was under a cabinet. Later on, that lady came to collect her egg

both on Monday though :)

End scene of 8, she suspects. Opening scene of 9, they both find out

It was actually the lady's lol. Ju Yeon just thought it might be his, but he found his in his room

Won't watch it more than likely, and I'm sad about it. Not willing to give Kim Soo Hyun ratings atm

yeah, it kind of read like it's a contract where they say what they want from each other, but it's not legally binding like a real contract. Kind of a weird we do this, you do that, then we will actually agree to work together type thing.

As per AI (I wondered myself lol)

A Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) is a formal, written agreement between two or more parties that outlines their mutual intentions to collaborate or cooperate toward a common goal. While not typically legally binding in the same way as a contract, it serves as a foundational document to establish expectations and frameworks for future agreements.

I was actually hoping that instead of Ju Yeon appearing for the contract signing, the other party would cancel the contract since they agreed to work with the leads and the leads being out caused them to be out.

It's still a possible thing to happen I guess, with that sweet grandma that owns the ice cream(?) company they visited only agreed because of them.

It would be a great way to show grandma that she's the fuck up, not him

That was my thought too. Ever since the hookup in ep 1, he's been very open about wanting it to be real and he's in it for the long haul. I don't have a problem with her not wanting a serious relationship in general, but accepting someone that wants a serious relationship you have no interest in having is just cruel

Self guilt would be understandable from the ML over it, it's actually really common even irl, the grandma blaming him though is so weird and forced feeling

Her redemption arc should be realizing she was wrong, publicly proclaiming him as successor and immediately stroking out imo

I agree, his dramas usually aren't widely well received. And sorry, I meant to actually reply to Urschaithu but accidentally clicked on you lol

Fat shaming nicknames are very common in CDramas when there's a bigger friend. It's messed up, but is common enough that it seems to be done a lot culturally

I KNEW that phone call was a false flag and Chief Kwon was on their side. So glad I was right

Her dad an honestly just an angel of a father

I'm watching rn on Viki

I actually enjoyed ELM, definitely not an award winning show but it was a nice watch