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So I'm watching this on Netflix, does anyone know if they'll release episodes 1-5 because the first episode on the site is actually episode 6. I'm guessing since this is a new acquired show, Netflix is following the show's schedule first before releasing past episodes.

You can read my reply from Randz to get an understanding. But to me this movie criticizes the unethical nature of how e-commerce works and how no one should suffer the mental pressure of those business practices. The movie posits a question, "What do you want?". As a consumer and employee, do we have the power to prevent tragedies like this movie shows or do we stay blind to what is in front of us?

My idea is that Elena said 2.7 ms is how fast the conveyor belt goes. So if the weight goes over 70 kg, then the belt + packages stop. Yamasaki jumped because he was at his breaking point and used his body to go over the conveyor belt's maximum weight limit and see the packages stop moving. But if you recall when they moved his body, he was still conscious allowing him to able to see the packages move once again. Thus his "stupid moment" was for nothing, but ultimately the start of the movie's tragedy.

Well, the first court hearing for Garcy's trial was done on September 19 and Garcy admitted to falsifying the allegations he made against Ayano and three other actors. Ayano was not in court but the prosecutor read out a statement written by him. Another court hearing will happen in October.

Here are some articles I read about the hearing (Note: I used machine translation to read them):
https://www.sankei.com/article/20230919-MPX7F5K7FZLLFBILOXKDE2D3K4/
https://news.tv-asahi.co.jp/news_society/articles/000316480.html

This whole issue just shows how people, like Garcy, push back against victims' real claims and brings in more confusion on who's telling the truth. On the other side, I don't think Ayano is fully absolved in this because of his lack, or his agency's lack, in saying anything about this for the past year. The first article said that Ayano and his agency did release a statement in pushing charges against Garcy, but I feel more could have been done. All in all, this whole situation is a mess and I believe Garcy should be punished for his scams and false allegations.

The director apologized on his twitter and the actress refuted the allegation after she replied a comment on instagram. To be honest, I don't like how he is quiet about these allegations, whether or not that is because his agency is telling him to not do anything about it.