0:01 Stop talking about the hospital bills. Because of the special insurance coverage, the surgery doesn't cost much. It's not as much as you think. Yeah. That painkiller injection, if it hurts, don't hold back, just press it. Why be stingy about it? Seriously, stop worrying about the money. Okay. Under 10 million won. The surgery was covered by health insurance, and for the out-of-pocket caregiving costs, I'll break my savings to pay it. It's fine, a risk like this, I can control 100%. The meeting... Oh right. I'm sorry. The setup is... Ah.
0:49 Are you really not going to get it together? The client is coming soon. Set it up quickly. Oh, 2% Vita? I heard this has 100% of the recommended daily vitamin intake. Oh really? Yes. Hey scrawny. You should drink some. Stop looking so frail every day. Huh? Oh, and this... Did you see this ad? The 2% ad came out really well. Oh really? Let's take a look. Play it. Yes. Let's use it as a reference. The message cheering on the youth... solving it like this is pretty nice. Right? Yeah.
1:36 Ah, just a second. Hey, when is the client coming? Ah. They said they'll be here soon. Okay, today's the day we secure the contract, so let's all get our heads straight and focus. Yes. Hye-bin. Yes. Put the screen up. Yes, just a moment. Hey, move that bag. Ah. Why the phone... Ah, it's fine. Hey, go answer it. It's distracting. Hurry up and go answer it. Then... Just a moment. They think there's fluid in her lungs, so they want to inject contrast dye and take a CT scan. We can only do the test if you sign the consent form, so you need to visit the hospital quickly right now. Ah. Ah really?
2:21 Nurse, I will send my ID and a handwritten signature via mobile fax within 30 minutes. Couldn't you please just start the prep first? Ah, no, that's not possible. Then um... I will consent right now, so you can record this and proceed... Guardian consent must be done in person with a handwritten signature. You have to come and sign the consent form. I'm in a situation where I can't go right now, is there no other way? No, please visit the hospital quickly. If you're late, your mother is in danger right now. Ah damn, what do I do. The client is coming soon, I don't think I can leave right now... Looked everywhere for you. Why aren't you coming in? Ah. Team Leader, I'm sorry. What's going on? Ah I um...
3:08 What. It's nothing. Spit it out. After the meeting, can I take a half-day... Why. They say my mom has fluid in her lungs, and the hospital won't run the test unless I sign a consent form... Are you out of your mind? Forget the meeting, you, leave right now. Hey. Take my car and go. Huh? You won't be able to catch a taxi anyway, so take this and hurry. No, but still, it's a pitch I prepared for 6 months. If the client asks for me... You're taking yourself too seriously again. No one's going to look for you, so just hurry up and go. Go down to basement level 2, it's parked by the pillar on the right as soon as you exit. Go now, quickly. Go, hurry. I'll take care of things here, so hurry up and go down. You see this white part here, right?
3:53 The gas used during surgery irritated the diaphragm, so fluid has accumulated here in the right lung. You could have been in big trouble if you came even a little later. Since we know the cause, we will proceed with the drainage tube insertion procedure right away. Read this consent form for the procedure and sign at the bottom. Are there any side effects to the drainage tube insertion? We'll be puncturing her side under anesthesia, so the pain will be quite severe. What do I do... Mom, what do I do. Also, the surgery went well today, but looking at the biopsy results from this morning, the differentiation of the cancer cells is a bit poor. There is some risk of recurrence.
4:38 Recurrence? As an adjuvant therapy after surgery, we recommend using the latest immunotherapy as a preventive measure. If she doesn't get this, will it recur? It probably won't recur immediately. But, if this residual cancer circulates in the body and settles in another organ, then it moves on to stage 4 metastatic cancer treatment, and treatment won't be easy. So doing the treatment right now is the safest, but the problem is, this drug is completely non-covered by insurance. Ah. Non-covered... How much is it... It's roughly around 5 million won, but Ah. To prevent recurrence, we recommend getting it three to four times. What do we do, unni.
5:24 If it's four times... 20 million. What would you like to do? The guardian needs to make the decision. Ah yes. She'll get it. When is the earliest administration schedule? Ah. Mom. Yeah. It hurts a lot, right? I'm sorry. Hye-rin. Hye-rin. Don't cry. You. Go out right now, and buy paper cups and two packs of bendy straws. I need them, so go buy them. Keep the receipt. Right now? Hurry up and go. Oh, buy a 2% too. I'm thirsty. Mom. I'll be right back.
6:10 Okay. How much did they say the hospital bill is? Is it all over? Yeah. The surgery went well, and to prevent it from recurring, they said you need a few more doses of medicine. How much is that going to cost... Ah, don't worry about that, I'll take care of it. That medicine... Can't I just not get it? What are we going to do about the medicine cost... Ah. I said I'll take care of it. Ah. Are you paying for it? I'm putting it on my card, why are you worrying? Of course I'm worried. Ah. Forget it. Stop caring and just get some sleep.
6:56 Ah. Aren't you cold? I'm cold. Ah. They say you have to move to a general ward later. Unni. Why are you empty-handed? Couldn't find the convenience store? It's right outside next to the ER. Oppa is here. Oppa? Who. Han-bit oppa. Why are you here.
7:43 No, I heard from Hye-rin. Did it happen suddenly? Why didn't you tell me. It's hard, isn't it. Ah, did you eat? I bought some porridge, so eat this. Uh thanks. But why... what do you want to say? I have to go back in. Yeah. After we broke up, I reflected a lot. On how much of a hopeless person I was. Ah really? Good for you. I looked through our chat room.
8:30 How well you took care of me... I realized it way too late. Hye-bin. I acted so immaturely all this time, I'm really sorry. Whenever I was struggling, you helped me a lot. Now, when you're struggling, I want to be by your side. It's really hard, right? I'll hug you. You know...
9:16 I thought we broke up that day, but with you in this situation right now, how can I break up with you. You can't even say it's hard, and carrying it all by yourself, I know it all too well, so how can I break up with you. Why are you crying? I'm crying because I'm worried about you. Who are you to worry about me. Hye-bin. At times like this, just lean on me a little.
10:05 I don't have the time to deal with your whining right now, okay? So leave. Before you get beat up. Make sure you eat well. I left a letter for you, so be sure to read that too. My leg... Pathetic worrying. Pity. Guardian,
10:50 you can't bring flowers into the ward. Ah. Okay. It's all so annoying. Sister-in-law, you're going through a lot. Hye-bin. Aunt. Yeah. I feel like I've become a pitiful person... No, your sister said you have to get some medicine again. Yes. Isn't that just a commercial tactic by the hospital to sell medicine? Aunt. My mom has to sleep now, so shall we go talk outside? Uh. Okay, I'm going to leave now anyway. Take care, sister-in-law. Go ahead, sister. I'll see her off and come back. Yeah. Sigh. What are you going to do. Poor thing.
11:38 Looks like your mom is going to drain all the money you saved up for marriage. Sigh. It's a big problem. What are we going to do. I know, right. What should I do. Aunt, could you perhaps lend me about 10 million won? I'll pay it back with bank interest. I'd love to help, too, but where would I get that kind of big money right now. Your uncle is retired, too... Then, since there's nothing you can really help with, I don't think you need to boss our family around and give unsolicited advice. Right. My, you little brat. Such a vicious thing. I'm leaving. If I liquidate all the stocks I bought,
12:24 and cancel the housing subscription savings... Ah. It's not enough. Big trouble, it's not enough. No. I can handle it alone just fine. Let's get a grip. Mother. Mother, you shouldn't hold in your cough. You might get a fever. Ah, I'm sorry. I should have brought it to you... The bag.
13:10 Thank you. Ah. You didn't scrape anything up, did you? No, no I didn't. Did you sleep at the hospital? Ah. Yes, it was a hassle so... The parking fee, I'll... Get in. Yes. I'll pay when I leave. Go eat something. Ah. I had some porridge... I said get in. We have work to talk about too. Ah yes. Hey, order something. Ah. I don't really have an appetite. Boss. I'll have one Jeju silver hairtail fish, one dried pollack bean sprout soup, and one extra-large fresh sirloin pork cutlet. Yes. I'm fine though. I'm going to eat it. All three?
13:55 Yeah why. Are you really hungry... I am, why. Ah. Hey water. I'm only going to eat one, so you eat. Huh? Rice lid. Huh? The lid. Ah. Is he doing that because he's worried? Ah. It's really annoying getting pitied at work. For our new product campaign this time, that main copy, the client asked us to change it. Suddenly? That proposal finished C-level approval last week. I don't know. Their CEO said it's tacky and wants it changed. But when we tested Plan B last time, it was the draft with the lowest click-through rate.
14:41 Should I come in on Monday, pull the data, and make a rebuttal deck again? Pull it. Hey, eat this too. And for the SNS ad placement too, they want to keep pouring the budget into media that keeps showing no return on ad spend, so... Hey, if they want to spend money, just let them be. They're the ones spending it. Hey, eat this, this. No, but if we leave it alone, it's obvious they'll blame us later for poor efficiency. I'll have a meeting with the media team and redo the budget plan. Redo it. Hey, dip this in the sauce. Yeah. It's dry. Ah. Was I hungry...
15:31 The ad is really well made. Hey, take a look at this. The song suits it really well.
16:16 3 million won from emergency loan, 4 million won from housing subscription... Still, what's missing is... We arrived, why didn't you wake me? Because you were sleeping. Still, you should have woken me up.
17:04 Huh? Where's my phone... The battery was dead, did it turn off? Any messages? Also, take that later. It needs to be charged so you can receive calls. Ah, I'm fine. Well, I looked into it, and our company's welfare regulations say if an immediate family member is registered with a severe illness, there's a subsidy that comes out. Submit the draft for it tomorrow morning. I'll approve it right away. Ah. Yes. The medical receipt, write it down. Yes. Detailed statement, Family relations certificate. They said the form is on the company intranet. Submit the proposal. Yes. Yeah. If they're offering company money, you should milk it all. We work like dogs. Right?
17:50 Here. Drink it. Ah. Yes. Ah, I feel alive. I must have been thirsty. Me.
19:08 There wasn't a single one. The person who fills in the flaws I don't even know I have.
