sankkoch

I couldn't get past the golf club, I eschew violence except in self-defense &/or protection of others. Invaders, interlopers, & insurgents aught to expect a beating. It's only polite to set boundaries with another in the act of breaching one's personal space. So in this scenario, battery first, next summon the police; questions can come later.

Some people say this is good. I'm willing to believe it except I feel the exact opposite. This drama is a non-starter for me, due to the initial premise. I don't even care to know what the "explanation" is, I'm sure it's good enough to get lots (most, not all) of viewers over it, perhaps even hooked. But not me. I dropped at this at 16:00 in ep 01 when the FL failed to beat the interloper & his assistant with the golf club.

One-pot home-style comfort-food elevated to Michelin-star status works for me

What I wish I had said instead was mention how the divorce insurance team discussed including pro-active remedies to their policy-holders. It's no scam to provide therapeutic & rekindling services. He's even trying to [in episode 4] sell a policy to his ex-brother-in-law, just to help him get back on his feet. Grief coverage is compassionate and if it helps someone get back out there and remarry the benefits will be compounded.

When many claims are filed concurrently (such as with wildfires or earthquakes, etc) the insurance company can go bankrupt. Many USA insurance companies have left California (for example) for this reason. Too risky!

It also has financial terms. The character Jeon Na Rae is a 'quant', and brings modern money-math to the marriage insurance play. (And all the terms which go with it.)

https://www.wsj.com/graphics/the-laymans-quant-glossary/
https://www.einsurance.com/glossary/

That's cool. I can appreciate the production value. This includes the wedding consumer event, & especially enjoy the fantasy elements: The boss appearing in his window, the giant stacks of insurance documents & the billboard insurance expert lecturing a la Chef Gusteau from the Pixar animated film, Ratatouille.

(Ep12) ML says he "will lay down & roll over like a puppy." And FL says, "do it!" But—judging by his hair color—he is more of a Black Labrador than a Potato Lab, hehe.

I'm also reminded of some J-Dramas: The Honest Realtor (Shojiki Fudosan), & Private Banker (Puraibeto Banka)

Yun Hui Jin made the Kim Soo Hyun declaration (in his tearful statement regarding the late Kim Sae Ron,) "even if I could go back and do it again I would make the same choice." (I would always make a selfish choice regardless of who gets hurt & how much.)

I guess by exposing flaws in YHJ and also the 2FL bestie's betrayal, the 2ML seems not so bad in comparison. A green flag partially stained with just a little bit of human blood.

Thank you!

I enjoyed seeing LDH on an upcoming episode of 'Please Take Care of my Refrigerator' (alongside DEX) via the JTBC YouTube channel. I'll watch it again (with better subtitles) when this appears on Netflix.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL5qRfk4DowRBXCjvY9ft_I71aR9msfCU1

If GM (and KSH) really wanted KSR to know the debt collection was not intended to strike fear, trepidation and dread into her, then why did they ghost her?

GM totally ghosted KSR immediately after sending her the two certified letters in March 2024 regarding the 700m krw (and also regarding potential damages from QOT due to her 1 minute couples-photo upload.)

KSR tried calling every line, every person she knew or could contact at GM and they all refused her calls. Even KSH ghosted her but she persisted and eventually managed to get through by using her cousin's phone only to be rejected. And then as if to rub salt in her wounds, KSH gave that phone number to the media who proceeded to harass her and her cousin.

Me too. And their posts usually are deleted as this one was promised to be, but it hasn't been. And…

I don't know if it is an issue of blame per se so much as how KSR felt. Perhaps it was her wounds and estrangement—after being cut abruptly loose instead of remaining together as she was promised—were severe and lasting and made her want him to empathize with her pain even as she could no longer endure it, herself.

Did we see Jo Bo Ah wearing authentic monk's robes in episode 2, or was it a Knock Off?

Yes.

That's a heavy burden to lay on me and a rash decision for you even after 25 days or a lifetime of angst.

Regardless of whether you are truly sincere or even if this is a joke, please DM me. I'll give you all my time to talk it out.

Thank you for sharing this and I've really appreciated your other ephemeral posts as well. Take care of yourself—I sincerely hope "signing off from this world" is metaphorical, not actual. Hasta luego, ve con los Ángeles.

Yes, I know vets and what they endure. And I've never expected Social Security to still exist when I reach that age (the massive Baby Boomers' generation will have exhausted it, before me). Jesus taught me to treat others as myself and to share whatever I have generously. Hopefully I will be able to "get by with a little help from my friends."

We all have so much more in common than we have differences.