Felt That Poor Guy Trying To Get A Job At The Hotel Way Too Much

Felt that poor guy trying to get a job at the hotel way too much

How he felt useless and pathetic for not being able to provide for himself, much less his girlfriend

He just wanted to know why he didn't get the job

Didn't want revenge

Didn't want the job

Didn't want his girlfriend back if it meant he still was unemployed

Just wanted to know why he'd been rejected

Such a small, simple request

As someone who measures my worth by what I do, watching it made me very sad

This situation with the world has not been kind to that tendency of mine

At least he had a happy ending though

I can be happy for that

Not saying the music in the scene from ep. 5 of Chief Gwi and Weol-ju chasing the evil spirit sounds like the club music from The Divine Fury, but that's exactly what I'm saying

crash landing on you: a summary

My Country soundtrack slaps so damn hard

No one told me this was going to make me cry so much

I'm only on the second episode but

This plot is just genius

I'm guessing we only see each customer for one or two episodes each

But even in that short time we see their stories, relate to them, feel for them

Kang-bae and Weol-ju too

The feeling of failure, the feeling of loneliness, these are things we relate to all too well

These feelings hurt, they're scary, but seeing these characters find hope and healing is why we watch these types of dramas

They might be fictional, but for real people, they're comforting

So for anyone out there who's hurting right now, I hope your 쌍갑포차 is on its way to a street corner near you, and that your own Kang-bae, Weol-ju, and Gwi come to lift you up

I hope you find your own hope and healing just like them

I JUST FINISHED ATLA FOR THE FIRST TIME AND LET ME TELL YOU

IT IS PHENOMENAL

I can't believe I never got to watch this before, but I've been blessed now

I'm going to start it again