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I'm still not used to this office.

My stomach was hurting. I'm sorry.

Shall we begin the meeting, ma'am?

Ms. Jeon, please feel free to start whenever you'd like.

Let's begin.

I'd like to develop a big-data based divorce prediction model.

Big data analysis is already being used in various fields

to predict traffic accidents, diseases, and even criminal activity.

As I'm sure you're aware,

effectively analyzing data will be a key factor in determining success.

In order to achieve this, we need to collect big data.

But…

Unlike traffic accidents and diseases,

we can't consider divorce as a random event.

If we need to secure support from relevant departments,

shouldn't we first convince people that divorce is a type of risk

that requires coverage?

So you're saying we should come up with justification for perceiving divorce

-as something requiring insurance? -No, not at all.

Yes, I think that must take place first

before we start collecting any data.

I like your approach.

We'll establish any justification we need

and focus on collecting as much data as possible

to help strengthen our rationale.

No, let's establish the major premise first.

Do we need to establish the major premise about divorce being insurable

because you're not confident?

Of course, I'm confident. But it's not visible.

It's why I'm being questioned right now.

That's why I think we need to establish

solid justification first as a way to demonstrate our confidence.

Will you stop already?

We can do that last and still be okay.

-We'll focus on expanding our data first. -Yes, ma'am.

Whether we go with inductive reasoning or deductive reasoning, it's all the same.

And they're both necessary.

So let's use both methods together.

How does that sound?

First, we need to collect data…

-Oh, my god. -I'm sorry, ma'am.

I have stomach issues.

I'm so sorry!

I'm very sorry.

I'm so sorry, ma'am. My stomach has been a mess

for the past 35 years because I worked in sales.

I'll take care of the bad air here.

Let's continue.

We should do both tasks

since the details will be included in the BPPR.

Then let's split into two teams and carry them out.

Justification is important to you both, so go and find it.

The rest of you will strengthen the data within your respective roles.

Okay.

-Let's move together. -Sounds good.

This is the first insurance of its kind, so we'll probably face legal issues.

-Please go over the legal aspects. -Yes, ma'am.

Like you said, this is the first insurance policy of its kind,

so the contract law stipulated by presidential decree may not apply.

Should we request a legal amendment from the FSC?

No, that will take too long.

Please find out if we can qualify for the financial regulatory sandbox.

Yes, ma'am.

As for risk-related data,

we should determine to what extent economic losses can be attributed to--

To divorce.

As the risk surveyor, I'll conduct risk rate verification.

As the quant, you should calculate insurable interest risk rate suitability.

Then from now on, you and I will work together.

I didn't mean that we should work together--

Since we've sorted out the basics, let's stop here for the day.

-Yes, ma'am. -Understood.

-Good work. -Thank you.

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Hello, viewers.

It must be very confusing to see all these technical terms.

BPPR is an acronym that stands for

business practices manual,

policy terms and conditions,

premium calculation manual, and reserve calculation manual,

which are all basic insurance documents.

The financial regulatory sandbox

is a system that temporarily exempts

or suspends existing regulations

when companies launch new products and services

in emerging industries and technology fields.

Jeez, my stomach is killing me.

Is it too much to ask that you be comfortable around me?

It's not like you'll do as I ask anyway.

I was supposed to go to China as a corporate expat,

but the company setup timeline got messed up.

I'm heading over there once I'm done with this project.

That's a relief.

So use your skills and finish this project quickly.

Then I'll be out of your hair.

Don't worry. I'll do my best to get it done quickly.

Don't tell me

that I make you uncomfortable.

After all this time? We've been over for so long.

Is that so?

I guess that's a relief.

If you'll excuse me, Ms. Jeon.

Can you ask Mr. An to meet me in the lobby?

Okay.

Jeez, do you feel that chill over there?

What do you think they're talking about? Are they fighting?

Come on, they're both adults.

Besides, isn't an ex-ex-ex-wife better than an ex-wife?

It's different, not better.

Different? How so?

They're both crap, but they're different shades of crap.

Oh, that's one brilliant piece of crap description.

-Perfect, right? -Yes.

Get in already.

He heard all of that?

He's got really sharp ears.

Hey! Don't touch the button.

I think I was traumatized earlier.

You have workers' comp, right?

Based on a thorough and objective assessment

of his workload, working conditions,

physical exertion, mental stress, and other factors,

he wouldn't qualify for coverage.

No, you can establish a causal link between work and illness

not only through medical or scientific proof

but also through significant legal and normative causation,

so there's a chance.

Then you should know better than to scare me like that!

I didn't know either, sir. I want to file for workers' comp myself.

You punk. You always have a comeback.

It's not even your ex-wife.

How can your ex-ex-ex-wife be the senior managing director?

And her name is Jeon Na-rae! It makes me so nervous.

You're going to drive me to an early grave.

You have life insurance, right?

Hey.

Is this an opportunity or a crisis?

-A crisis. -A crisis.

Noh Ki-jun, you listen to me.

This project is a matter of life or death for our team.

Don't you dare let any weird feelings get in the way and upset Ms. Jeon, okay?

He's stronger than that. Right, Mr. Noh?

Of course, I am.

Ms. Kang, wait at the entrance. I'll bring the car around.

Okay.

It pays to be an actuary, doesn't it?

Top 1% salary, right? You must be rich.

Of course, he is. He's only broke because he had to pay alimony three times.

Meet her in the lobby.

-Meet who? -Your partner.

-My partner? -The colorful crap.

It looks like you're the one who really stepped in the crap, Mr. An.

Hey, what's that?

You bowed to me. Good job.

Watch out. You might slip.

Why do I have a bad feeling about this?

Ms. Kang, over here.

I'm coming.

It's awesome, right?

It's a novel for sure.

I had a camping expert modify the car so that I could go camping

whenever I want.

Right. You can show off your car later.

Where should we start first?

Shall we find focus group participants?

There's nothing better to help us understand client needs

than focus group interviews.

For divorce-related focus groups,

maybe we should go to family court.

Or we could meet a divorce attorney.

We could even see a couples therapy expert.

Where should we start?

Let's start at a restaurant.

We can't think on an empty stomach, so let's eat first.

Let's go.

Okay. Just leveled up.

I'm done.

Have you been trying to level up this whole time?

Yes.

Oh, is that so?

Yes.

Then let's check out what level you're at in terms of work.

Take me to the best place in Korea to collect data.

Let's go then.

This parking lot is amazing, right?

We didn't have to come all the way here.

-Do you see an empty spot? -We'll find one.

Please.

Hey, there's one.

Nice.

That jerk. I got here first.

I got here first!

No, I did.

-Please stop. -Give me a second.

What are you talking about? I saw this spot from over there.

This is why you're a failure.

-Why you… -You say something?

Let's settle this with rock, paper, scissors.

Deal.

-Rock, paper, scissors. -Rock, paper, scissors.

-Rock, paper, scissors. -Rock, paper, scissors.

Did you see that? I won.

Enjoy your meal!

Damn it.

Yours first, Ms. Kang.

Thank you.

Do you want green onions?

I hope it's okay I brought you here to have gomtang soup.

Is there something not okay about it?

Feel free to tell me next time.

Be honest about what you like or don't like.

From now on, I'd like to avoid going out when there are crowds.

Got it. What else?

We can adjust things as we go.

It's easy to say we can adjust things as we go.

But it's better to establish ground rules first.

Then, I'll let you make most of the decisions.

I'll just follow along.

All right, then. Now let's eat.

Thank you for winning.

You're thankful for that?

That was my ex-husband.

Do you think you can be one in this state?

A smiley nutcase.

"A nutcase who says whatever she wants with a big smile."

I've come across a few in my time.

But that's not you, Ms. Kang.

But I bet on you earlier.

If you win, I'll succeed. If you lose, I'll fail.

-Succeed in what? -Smiley nutcase.

I'm glad I didn't lose, or else…

I'd have killed you.

It went up my nose.

This is the place?

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Yes.

Not only are there top-of-the-line computers…

500-MILLION-WON CPU SUPERCOMPUTER

…you can get coffee for sure.

PREMIUM ITALIAN COFFEE

Enjoy instant noodles…

CHEF-PREPARED ASSORTED DISHES

…as well as premium massage chairs.

TRADITIONAL THAI MASSAGE CHAIR

Let's have instant noodles first.

Mr. An, please place an order. I'll do it next time.

It's reasonable that way.

Where are we going first?

A courthouse? A law firm?

How about if we meet a psychology professor?

Let's have some coffee first.

Having coffee after a meal is a given.

Aren't we going to work?

Of course, we will. We'll drink coffee and work.

Is there a place like that?

It's a bit far away because it's famous for its coffee.

And it's pretty quiet.

Let's get going.

-This place was good, right? -Yes, it was.

NAMJANG TEMPLE NOAK MOUNTAIN

This is the place.

We're going to drink coffee and work here?

-Yes. -Are you kidding me?

It's fine.

Hello, Venerable.

We want coffee.

Welcome.

One of our temple members brought coffee beans.

I hope you like Mandheling.

Yes, I like it.

I low-key dragged her here because this coffee's the bomb.

It's okay.

I even see people chant sutras as if they're rapping these days.

You two must have been friends.

We were married.

-We've been spitting out all day. -Right.

May Buddha's compassion be with you.

Now go ahead and tell me.

Why did you come to see me?

She's the wisest person I know.

So what?

She's better than most psychology professors.

Ask her some questions.

Then give us some space.

She'll feel uncomfortable talking in front of you.

Goodness, I have to visit the lavatory.

Venerable, I'm sorry to ask you such questions.

But our team is trying to create a new insurance product.

That is, a divorce insurance product.

I see.

We're looking for justification to create divorce insurance,

such as why divorce deserves coverage.

-I'm a bit taken aback. -I'm sure you are.

In my case, fortunately,

my marriage was never unhappy.

-Then why did you-- -Get a divorce?

Ever since I was a child, my views on life have been different.

I wanted to leave ordinary society and pursue a spiritual life.

But I couldn't tell my parents

and I felt conscious about how others viewed me.

So I ended up giving up on the life I wanted,

followed a normal career path,

and started a family like everyone else.

Then one day,

Ki-jun and I watched a movie while drinking coffee I made like today.

It was a movie called The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.

There's a scene where Captain Mike tells Benjamin

to live the life he wants

and to live a life that makes him happy.

And Ki-jun told me the same thing.

You see, he already knew.

He knew I wanted a different kind of life.

That's how I decided to leave ordinary society

and proceeded to get divorced.

So you gained a type of courage in a way.

I suppose so.

I gained the courage to face criticism.

People don't criticize those in pain or in suffering.

But they criticize those who get divorced

even though we do it because we're in pain.

That's why many people give up on living a life

that reflects who they are.

And I used to be one of them.

You'll probably face severe criticism

with your divorce insurance.

I'm already aware of that.

But the good thing is,

if people are willing to risk criticism to live true to themselves,

it'll be worth helping them.

Even if it means you'll get criticized.

Hello, is anyone here?

Hello, ma'am.

I hear you sell sologamy wedding kits.

It's called a "I Have Decided to Be True to Myself" kit.

Did I come to the right place?

Is this it? What's included in the kit?

A self-consent form, a declaration of non-marriage, and a ring.

Great. It's a three-piece set.

I'll take it.

-You're holding a sologamy? -Yes.

Why? You don't have a man to marry?

-Excuse me? -You can't get married or you won't?

Ma'am, I don't have to tell you that.

I'm not selling it.

-What? -Your reaction tells me

that you're not ready yet.

But…

I have a conscience, you know.

At my age, I don't sell these kits for the money.

If you just want to get back wedding gift money, forget it.

Wedding gift money isn't a loan.

It's a form of congratulations.

Ma'am, I don't need this to hold a sologamy wedding.

Okay then.

What the heck? Why bother selling those kits then?

I REGISTERED YOU WITH A MARRIAGE AGENCY ANSWER CALLS FROM UNKNOWN NUMBERS

Why are people making a fuss about my marriage?

We'll be going then.

Thank you for today, Venerable.

I enjoyed our time as well.

By the way, do either of you have plans tonight?

What? Why?

No, I don't.

If you don't, stay and watch the shooting stars before you go.

There's supposed to be a meteor shower tonight.

It's been 100 years since the last celestial event.

-What about you, Venerable? -I don't think so.

Unfortunately, I have to attend an evening prayer service.

Shall we watch it?

The way you hesitate makes me think that you want to.

Let's watch it, then.

Then I pray that both of you will stay happy and healthy

and enjoy a life without hardships.

Thank you, Venerable.

Enjoy partaking in meals, relieve yourself with ease,

-and rest well. -Thank you.

Goodbye.

Let's go.

Are you mad at me?

I'm sorry I didn't tell you beforehand, but don't take it the wrong way.

This is the first place I visit

before I start any type of project.

She's like a mentor to me.

Your ex-wife is your mentor?

She's my ex-ex-wife.

I'm sure it's difficult to understand.

No.

It's more difficult because I think I do understand.

What did you two talk about without me?

We'll be working overtime tonight here.

"We will"?

What is it?

I'll let it slide this time.

But from now on, please ask me at least 24 business hours in advance.

That sounds reasonable.

Do you approve?

I do.

They say lying down is the best way to watch meteor showers

because meteors tend to fall at different times.

-Really? -That's what they say.

But I don't know because I've only heard about it.

We came here on a whim, so what should we eat?

Right.

Did anyone order pizza?

When did you order pizza?

We have this, so…

Here you go.

The basil smells amazing.

-I like basil too. -You do?

-This is pretty good. -It is.

I'm still getting over jet lag.

Let's go get some fresh air.

When was the last time you were in Korea?

I left right after getting divorced,

so it's been a while.

Are you friends with Ki-jun?

We went to elementary school together.

But I don't think I've seen you before.

You probably never saw me other than at the wedding.

-You never met anyone? -That's right.

This is the first time I've met any of Ki-jun's friends

other than at the wedding.

But you two were married.

Yes.

-But I'm the first friend you've met? -Yes.

-How is that possible? -Tell me about it.

But there wasn't any time to meet friends

because we got married after three months but then got divorced.

You two were busy.

We got married, but we didn't have time to register the marriage,

so the divorce was easy.

That's good.

What about you, Mr. An? Are you divorced?

What was the final straw?

It's a long story.

What was the final straw for you?

For me…

-His words. -"Wolves"?

The ones that howl like this?

Have you heard of The Funeral of Words?

"The Funeral of Wolves"?

It's a children's poem.

One day, an insurance agent showed up to the funeral of dead words.

It must have been an awesome wolf

seeing how it had insurance coverage and a funeral.

I didn't say "wolves" I said "words."

"The word insurance policy you have taken out

provides a daily allocation of words that you may use."

"Per the contract, you are allowed to say exactly ten words."

"However, you are free to choose the words you wish to say."

-This is a children's poem? -Yes.

That's really creative.

I know, right?

Actually, it's why I asked the company to set up a New Product Development Team.

I wanted to create a unique insurance product,

like word insurance.

-It was a turning point in a way. -I guess so.

You must've been hurt by words often.

Or maybe you hurt others.

When you think about it, we didn't register our marriage,

so we just ended everything with words.

Oh, you said "words," not "wolves."

Words are scarier than you think.

They're capable of hurting people

or even killing them.

On the other hand, they can also provide comfort.

Ms. Kang, what kind of unique insurance

would you like to create?

I'd like to see an insurance policy

that compensates you with nice words

in case you get injured by bad ones.

If you want a large payout,

you'd have to deposit plenty of kind words in advance.

Tell me what kind of insurance you'd like to see.

Pride insurance.

"Pride insurance"?

I'll get compensated if my pride gets hurt or destroyed.

Oh, I see. That's creative.

I want compensation…

in the form of self-esteem.

I want space travel SOS insurance.

What's so funny?

It just seems so silly.

What do you mean silly?

Hey, it's almost time. Let's head up.

What? Where?

-Please hand me that blanket. -What?

You said we could see better lying down.

Right.

The green one, please.

I like green.

Do you see the brightest star way out there?

-Where? -Way over there.

Over there?

Over there.

I see it.

Canis Major is there,

and it contains Sirius.

I think of it as Laika, the dog who wandered in space.

Laika?

Laika flew aboard Sputnik 2 and went into orbit,

but she never returned to Earth.

Right. You're talking about that Laika.

Even dogs get into accidents in space.

Where's the guarantee that humans won't?

Do you still think this insurance is silly?

You're right.

You have a point.

We vowed never to cross paths again,

yet here we are eating pizza and waiting for a meteor shower.

Life is really unpredictable.

It's because life is like a tunnel, not a cave.

I thought I was hiding inside a cave,

but I eventually found my way out.

It turns out, I was in a tunnel.

What's funny is that I thought I escaped the tunnel

but ended up in another one.

What should you do, then?

What do you mean?

I mean, when you're in a tunnel.

Here's a tip from someone who escaped three tunnels.

You have to go in first in order to come out.

Hey, it's starting!

-Lie down. -Okay.

-Look over there. -I see it now.

It's so pretty.

You know, we seem to lie down quite often.

I know, right?

INSURANCE LAW

MEDIATION OF DISPUTES ETC.

DIVORCE INSURANCE POLICY TERMS AND CONDITIONS

DIVORCE INSURANCE POLICY TERMS AND CONDITIONS (DRAFT 1)

Hello.

Oh, my goodness!

We must be totally in sync, running into each other here at this hour.

I think so too.

If you're here alone to watch this movie at this hour,

nothing else needs to be said.

What are your plans after this?

I thought about going to the workshop after the movie.

Workshop?

I'm free after this.

-Mind if I tag along? -Sorry?

I have old-fashioned taste in things…

No, not at all. I'm actually quite surprised.

I didn't know there were so many cool things we could knit.

That's good to hear.

They teach you how to knit if you buy knitting products from here,

so I'm going to knit a sweater.

A sweater?

For whom? Your boyfriend?

No, it's for me.

For yourself?

Knitting is about making clothes for one special person.

That's why the first thing I knit will be for myself.

I like this one.

Do you like green?

-No. -Then why…

The person I want to knit for likes green.

Green, please. I like green.

I messed up a stitch.

That's the good thing about knitting.

If you make a mistake, you can unravel it and start over.

I'm glad I caught it early on.

It'd be a disaster to find a mistake later on.

If you think it's waste to start over and continue to knit,

you'll end up regretting it.

So don't dwell on it.

If you find a mistake, unravel it and start over right away.

It's similar to love, isn't it?

Instead of admitting you made a mistake right away,

you don't and then you regret it.

-You're right. -If I could knit a whole new life,

I'd choose Ki-jun again.

You still have feelings for Mr. Noh?

Yes, I do.

But I also know there's almost no chance of us getting back together.

That doesn't mean I'll get rid of any lingering feelings.

My feelings for Ki-jun are still showing an upward curve.

You talk about it like it's an investment.

There's no reason to cut ties with Ki-jun.

If anything, he's worth investing in.

This is fascinating.

Most couples harbor bad feelings after getting divorced.

That's called having an inferiority complex.

You think I laughed at you? That's called being insecure.

And don't misinterpret things.

That's called being self-critical.

This looks good.

The basic documents for the product are nearly ready,

so let's present them at the next executive meeting.

However,

to prevent this from being dropped during the process,

we should have safeguards in place.

The compliance team will probably push back hard

and ask how we can stop divorces from occurring.

It won't just be the compliance team.

We'll get questions from all relevant departments.

The key issue is how to lower the divorce rate.

There's a way.

We can provide divorce prevention services based on the subscription period.

For example, we can give away free national holiday massages,

housekeeping service coupons, and couples' retreat packages

based on subscription period to help ease the divorce rate.

You have a point.

If we help couples work through their issues,

we can lower the divorce rate.

You're a genius.

Nice.

And supporting married couples' hobbies

could be a good idea too.

How about providing couples' counseling services?

Right. There's also child education consulting.

Many couples split over kid-related issues.

-That's right. -Good.

Then we'll need Dr. Oh Eun-young.

We can't. She's too busy.

There are more ways to prevent divorce than I expected.

Many couples aren't aware of them.

Good. Then let's break down the causes of divorce

and include tailored solutions as policy term services

-or as special provisions. -Yes, ma'am.

There's still another problem.

How are we going to find the scammers and gold diggers?

Are we talking about extortion schemes?

Right. What if it's a sham marriage for an insurance payout?

Or what if one person takes advantage of the other financially?

Then we'll need a profiler too.

Not even accident insurance can screen for extortion schemes.

It's impossible to predict them.

How about if we hire a shaman instead?

Jeez.

If necessary,

we'll bring in profilers, shamans, and even fortune tellers.

To get over all the hurdles before the product launch,

we'll use every possible means to put safeguards in place for approval

regardless of whether we use them or not.

-Okay. -Yes, ma'am.

All right then.

We'll hire people once we finalize

the reasons for divorce and safeguards.

Now then.

Shall we end today's meeting here, ma'am?

-Mr. Na. -Yes, Ms. Jeon?

Shouldn't our team…

have a team dinner sometime?

This place is too popular to make a reservation.

Your skills of persuasion are amazing, Mr. Na.

I was the top insurance agent in Ssangmun branch.

You're the best.

Hey, part-timer kid. Set up the lane

like the way I'm used to.

-Palms up or backs down! -Palms up or backs down!

-Tilt or turn, form a team! -Tilt or turn, form a team!

Okay! We're going to win.

Ms. Jeon, don't worry. We've already won.

Seriously?

-Losing team pays for round two. -Of course.

Hey, Joh Ah-young. I hear you're pretty good.

I'm good at everything except for marriage.

You won't win today.

I'm playing for real today.

Go ahead. I know your real bowling skills.

I'm sorry, but it's my first time bowling.

-Really? -It's my first time too.

Who cares? It's just for fun.

I'll teach you. You'll pick it up in no time.

Okay.

Ms. Kang, this is a good ball weight for you.

Come over here.

Line up your feet nice and straight.

-See these here? -Yes.

-Use these three fingers. -Three fingers.

Put them in, flip the ball over, and support it.

As you step forward, swing your right arm back,

spread your left arm out, and follow through.

Through.

Hey, you're doing well.

-What do you think? It's easy, right? -Yes.

What about me?

Ms. Jeon, put your fingers in like this too.

Swing your right arm back, spread out the left one,

keep your swing straight, and follow through.

This takes me back.

Like this?

-Just like this. -Like this?

Is it just me, or are you also picking up some weird vibes from them?

What do you mean? He's just teaching them.

This is why people call you old.

Just looking that way makes me uncomfortable.

Why don't you two try throwing now?

Spread out your left arm and follow through.

-Aim for the middle. -With both feet.

Step forward.

Swing your arm back and then follow through.

Holy cow! What was that?

Hey, you're good at this! Awesome!

You're really good! That was a strike!

Let's get started!

-We got this. -Good luck.

We got this!

Ready.

Go!

Nice!

-Gosh. -Yes!

-Let's go! -Go!

Hey.

-My bad. -Hey!

Damn it.

I was so close.

Why you!

Nice.

Excellent.

I knew it!

Ms. Jeon, why do you do this?

Ms. Jeon, you've got this!

-Go, Ms. Kang! -Last one!

Let's go!

Hey, didn't we win?

-We won! -Did you see that?

Did you see that?

Great job!

I knew we could do it!

Ms. Jeon.

I'm so happy our team lost.

Hey, everything's on me tonight!

Drink up!

-You began to treat me indifferently -I know this song.

Someone forced their way into my heart where you used to be

It was hard back then, and I cried a lot

It was hard back then

Why are they singing a depressing song?

Listen to me, Mr. Na.

What? I can't hear you!

I heard that some companies

give their employees who don't believe in marriage

a guaranteed base salary

and give them five days off too.

Did you say number 105?

-It makes me cry -It makes me cry

Number 105!

What did you say?

Number 105!

The singer's name?

No!

Number one hundred

and five!

Okay, I got it!

It's so unfair.

When people get married, they get days off

and wedding gift money as well.

Did you say you want to play soccer?

Do you want to sing a wedding song?

She wants a wedding song.

I found one!

Reserve it if you want to sing.

You think I stink?

You stink!

You want me to sing?

Nice, Ms. Kang.

-Hey, who turned it off? -Damn it!

I'm so sorry!

I was trying to get the next song ready.

SHINTOBULI

Hey, that's my go-to karaoke song!

How did you know?

Did you turn it off, old man?

Hey, you punk! You can't call our team leader "old man"!

-I'm sorry, sir! -No, you're right. I'm an old man.

I'm sorry, Mr. Na--

-Stop screaming in my ear, you bastard! -I'm sorry, sir!

Stop yelling in my ear!

-I need encouragement too! -Ms. Joh?

You want some encouragement?

-I want it too! -I'll give you encouragement!

-Who are you? -Who are you?

-Who am I? -Who am I?

I sang way too much.

-My throat is killing me. -Let's go another round.

We need to drink more.

I have to catch the subway now,

so if you'll excuse me…

-Okay. -See you.

Get home safely. Bye!

Is it coming or not?

Ms. Jeon, your car is here.

-It's almost here. -Thank you.

Goodbye, Ms. Jeon.

Mr. An, ride in my car.

I'll drop you off. We're going the same way, right?

Yes, I guess so.

Go ahead. Ms. Kang and I will take a taxi.

Okay, then.

Take care and don't be late tomorrow.

Take care, Ms. Jeon!

Driver, take her to Sinsa-dong!

-She's a lady who lives in Sinsa-dong! -Be careful.

Jeez.

It should be here any minute now.

-There it is. That's our taxi. -Right.

Did you call this taxi?

-Yes. Get in, Ms. Kang. -Okay.

Are you two leaving together?

We live in the same apartment complex.

Mr. Na, I heard today is our company's Married Couples' Day.

-We have a day like that? -Yes.

So make sure to buy something on your way home.

The company should give out gift certificates, then!

Don't become the first divorce insurance beneficiary.

-Be good to your wife. -Why, damn it.

Aren't you tired of eating gomtang soup?

It doesn't have to be special.

I'm sure she'll love it.

Okay, I'll get her something.

-Go home now. -Goodbye, sir.

-Goodbye, sir. -Goodbye.

Driver, take them to Ichon-dong.

-Take care, sir. -Okay.

Off you go!

Honey?

Are you home?

You didn't get as tanned as I thought.

How was your trip to Africa?

Did you drink?

Just a tiny bit.

We had a team dinner tonight.

Did you pay for it?

Right. This is for you.

Tofu?

They say today is

Marinated Tofu Day.

What's wrong?

The tofu is fine.

Honey, I ate all the gomtang soup!

Ladies and gentlemen, the key part to focus on

is right here!

Compared to last year, the number of marriages

have increased by 1%, which is about 2,000 cases!

Now let's take a look at the divorce rate.

It has decreased by 0.9%, which is around 800 cases.

This graph shows marriage and divorce rates in our country.

Do you think they'll approve it?

If it gets rejected here, we'll have to start over

and take a different approach, right?

It's better to drop it if that's the case.

Mr. An, about this claim…

We're not dropping anything.

I'm sure Ms. Jeon will make something happen.

For four years…

Thank you for listening.

This concludes our presentation on divorce insurance products.

Thank you.

We just need a little support from you.

Take care and thank you!

Please help us this once!

Take care and thank you!

-My throat is killing me. -How did it go?

-Jeez, my throat. -Here's some water.

-Good job, old man. -Don't use a rag, you idiot.

It technically got approved.

-But it received conditional approval. -What?

After we run a six-month pilot case, and if the conditions are met,

we'll refine it before officially launching it.

What are the conditions?

Do I really have to report every detail to my subordinates?

We can't work if we don't know.

I'm exhausted.

I'll tell you.

Ms. Jeon, please sit here.

Thirty policies must be purchased within three days.

And the divorce rate during the six-month contract term

must be zero percent.

-But… -Look.

They want to see how feasible the divorce prevention measures are.

Those are the conditions? And not the goal?

Talk about zero feasibility.

They're implying we won't get approval.

I agree.

Everyone needs to stop being so negative.

The company probably wants to apply to the FSS for approval

to sell it under those conditions for a limited time.

The part about selling 30 policies in 3 days won't be easy.

You'd have to be a top insurance agent.

It's the only way we can officially launch it.

You're right.

Now what, Mr. Noh?

Do you think we can do this?

If it doesn't work out, we're all screwed…

I'm sorry.

We're all doomed.

I don't know. Do you want to drop it now while the damage is minimal?

No, sir.

We can do this. I know we can!

Okay.

We can do this, right?

Just a moment, Ms. Jeon!

Ms. Jeon!

-What was that? -I don't know.

SENIOR MANAGING DIRECTOR'S OFFICE

How did it go? How's everyone looking?

Mr. Noh is always full of energy, so I'm sure he'll pull it off.

It's good news for us if he does.

Or is it good news for you, Ms. Jeon?

The executive vice president of Plus General Insurance China

who launched the first-ever divorce insurance,

Ms. Jeon Na-rae.

How does that title sound?

It sounds good.

Be meticulous until the very end

and make sure to start off well in China, okay?

Of course, sir.

No. If we go there, it'll increase the divorce rate.

Contract rates and divorce rates. Let's think about this.

Somewhere that boosts the contract rate but lowers the divorce rate.

We need to find a place like that.

Hey, Mr. Actuary.

Don't you see the dilemma here?

If the contract rate goes up, so will the divorce rate.

I know that.

Hey, Noh Ki-jun.

Hey, Noh Ki-jun.

Will you sit down already? You're driving me crazy.

I thought you had a plan.

Where could it be?

Where is it?

Where?

Damn it, you punk!

There's only one place…

that can solve this dilemma.

BEST WEDDING FAIR

You're insane.

Are we really selling divorce insurance here?

Why not a wedding hall instead?

The contract rate is too low.

Then what about family court?

It'll increase the divorce rate.

Then why did you choose a wedding fair?

Everyone experiences pre-wedding jitters while preparing for a wedding.

It's the anxious feeling you get as you wonder if this marriage

is really right for you.

We're targeting those mixed feelings.

It's like selling refrigerators at the North Pole.

Refrigerators are a must-have at the North Pole.

If you leave food outside, it'll freeze completely.

You need a refrigerator to keep something refrigerated.

Get rid of the notion that refrigerators are useless at the North Pole.

Let's go.

This policy covers both living expenses and court-mandated alimony payments

after the divorce.

-Are you crazy? -How can you say that?

Excuse me!

I'm here to talk about divorce insurance.

I couldn't ask earlier because there were too many people.

You said wedding prep and divorce prep go hand in hand, right?

It sounds like you're saying that marriage ultimately leads to unhappiness.

-Right? -No.

No?

I meant the exact opposite.

Come on.

Don't you mean that marriage and divorce are exact opposites?

No. Marriage and divorce are the same.

They're the same?

The purpose of both marriage and divorce is to find happiness.

Can I sign up for divorce insurance right now?

-Yes. -Of course.

-Please come this way. -It's good you came.

Shall we?

Take your time and read it.

As long as you're not having an affair, you can sign up at any time.

See?

Let's go out there one more time.

Excuse me.

Can I get a consult?

Yes, of course. Right this way.

-Thank you. -Of course.

Please drink this.

-Thank you. -Here's the basic information.

My daughter is getting married soon,

but I know from experience that it isn't easy.

Yes, of course.

I know I shouldn't say this as a mother,

but I want take out a divorce insurance policy for her.

I can do that, right?

-Yes, of course. -Please sit here.

-Can you explain it to me? -Yes.

You want to take out a divorce insurance policy for your son?

My son is getting married soon and…

-You! -You!

-"You"? -"You"?

-They are in-laws? -They are in-laws?

SPECIAL THANKS TO PARK YOUNG-KYU AND CHO BO-AH FOR THEIR GUEST APPEARANCES

So let's hear it.

Did Mr. Noh's pre-wedding jitters strategy work?

On hold?

A high contract rate doesn't guarantee a high profit rate.

So how do you plan to boost

both the contract rate and profit rate?

Just don't leave me on unread. It drives me insane.

Early morning calls mean it's a woman.

What is it? Why are you nervous?

I'm worried we meddled with people who were doing just fine.

Would you like to go with me? To the wedding.

We need to make sure it goes off without a hitch.

Subtitle: Jenny Kim