Ha Sang-su
Yoo Yeon-seok
Ha Sang-su

Four men and women working at the same bank get entangled in a complicated romance as they discover how far they’re willing to go for love.
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Ha Sang-su
Yoo Yeon-seok
Ha Sang-su
Ahn Su-yeong
Mun Ka-young
Ahn Su-yeong
Park Mi-gyeong
Keum Sae-rok
Park Mi-gyeong
Jeong Jong-hyeon
Jung Ga-ram
Jeong Jong-hyeon
So Gyeong-pil
Moon Tae-yu
So Gyeong-pil
Yuk Si-gyeong
Jeong Jae-seong
Yuk Si-gyeong
Noh Tae-pyeong
Lee Hwa-ryong
Noh Tae-pyeong
Lee Gu-il
Park Hyoung-soo
Lee Gu-il
Ma Du-sik
Lee Si-hoon
Ma Du-sik
Seo Min-hui
Yang Jo-a
Seo Min-hui
Bae Eun-jeong
Jo In
Bae Eun-jeong
Yang Seok-hyeon
Oh Dong-min
Yang Seok-hyeon
Late Stage Capitalism Love. It's really hard to trust a Netflix series with inexperienced writers, in this case, it seems this drama is still the writers' only project. The combination usually results in producing flops and slops, and the pattern seems to be consistent with this one as well. It goes without saying, this explains why the dialogue was unbelievably atrocious and mind numbing. The story itself remained in a nonfunctional state throughout its run and mixing it with a half-assed social commentary piece resulted in a certified stinker. Even its creator know that it was a failed attempt so they abandoned the idea after a few episodes. Amidst all of that, somehow, they managed to create 16 episodes. I guess having the characters talking in slow-mo helped, which made it more painful in combination for how the dialogue was.
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