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I'm so bored.

Me too.

Even at this very moment,

unfair dismissals, unpaid wages, and workplace accidents

are still happening,

so why is it so quiet in our office?

That's not the problem right now.

Gyeonjjang TV's views are taking a nosedive.

How can we get the fire going again?

- Hui-joo. - Yeah?

Don't you smell something burning?

Yes, I do.

You burning with worry over your view count?

I knew it. You're the only one who understands me.

Of course, Gyeon-u.

- Hui-joo. - Gyeon-u.

- You're the best, Hui-joo. - You too, Gyeon-u.

There's no one else like you in this world.

What are you two doing?

You're openly dating at work now?

Can you please show a little restraint?

By the way, Mu-jin, they haven't been visiting us lately.

- "They"? - Ghosts.

They haven't shown up in a while.

That's true. They've been kind of quiet.

Are you kidding me? You're lucky you can't see them.

The sight makes your whole body tremble.

Whatever, like you have much of a body to tremble.

Exactly.

I'm just really bored. We have no work.

Who is it? A client calling? Pick up already.

It's not.

It's not a client.

Hey, long time no talk. I'm busy, so make it quick.

The views really have dropped.

Why? What happened?

- Okay. I'm on my way. - They've hit rock bottom.

Going somewhere?

I'm heading out to see a friend.

I didn't know he had any friends.

That's news to me.

Did he?

Mu-jin!

Yeah.

Your friend came to visit you.

Wow, he even brought you a gift. You've got a great friend.

Hey, what…

Are you okay?

Do I look okay?

This guy here is a labor attorney.

A labor attorney.

That's right. I called him here to get advice about workers' compensation.

He came all this way for me.

Workers' compensation?

Didn't you say you got drunk and fell?

Geez.

I knew your drinking would get you in big trouble one day.

How much did you drink to fall down the stairs?

Hey, I told you I didn't drink because I wanted to.

Bullshit…

From what I searched online,

a lot of accidents on the way home after a company dinner

were recognized as work-related.

What do you think?

Commuting is considered part of the job, so it is possible to get compensation,

but a lot of claims get denied.

You have to prove it was work-related…

- Then we can just prove it. - What?

You're a labor attorney, aren't you?

Hey, I had a big hand in you becoming a labor attorney.

Don't you forget that.

Did you now?

I also encouraged you to get a labor attorney license

and advised you to get a loan to open up a practice.

If it weren't for me…

Okay, fine. I get it, okay?

During the company dinner,

if the employer or organizer told you to stop drinking but you kept drinking

or you headed somewhere other than home afterward,

it won't be recognized as work-related.

But let's be honest, there's a good chance you kept drinking on your…

No, you're wrong.

I wasn't feeling great that day, so I didn't want to attend at all.

But that Mr. Kim.

He said it was an important client and made me do all the drinking.

My salary just won't increase.

The only things that increased since I joined this company

are my liver index, blood pressure, and stress levels.

My liver used to be squeaky clean, but now it's all fatty.

Seriously…

And what else did you mention?

Headed somewhere other than home?

Right, yeah.

You know I have a thing about going home. You know that.

Remember, during our new employee training at the training center,

I got wasted and was like, "I'm going home now!"

And they hauled me back. Don't you remember?

- I hauled you back. - Exactly.

Anyway, yes.

I was on my way straight home after the company dinner.

If an employee gets into an accident on their way home,

drunk after a company dinner,

on the grounds that the employer neglected to ensure their safety,

it counts as a work injury.

Exactly!

You're good at this.

I'm counting on you, okay?

For God's sake.

Please do everything you can

to ensure I get the best compensation as an employee,

Mr. Labor Attorney.

Fine. You just focus on your treatment, okay?

- What? - Take me back.

Oh, give me a break.

Seriously.

Hey, if the claim gets approved,

it covers treatment, lost wages, and care costs, yes?

You know so well. You should apply yourself.

Why would I when I have a friend who's a pro?

Why are you so heavy? I guess you've been enjoying the hospital food.

The food's good here. Eat before you go.

This is too fast. Why…

Hey, Labor Attorney No!

What is it?

Will you be late?

No, I'm on my way now. Why?

Gyeon-u and I are going to order some food soon.

Should we order yours too? Anything you want to eat?

Anything's fine, whatever you want…

isn't what you want to hear, right?

Then, what should I have?

Fire!

- Fire! - Fire!

- Fire! - Fire!

Help!

Hey, stay with me!

Stay with me!

Please! Someone's dying here!

Please help!

Over here!

Please call a doctor!

Over here!

Please help!

Fire!

People are dying!

Please…

Please help us. Call a doctor for us.

I'll help you.

Who are you?

I'm a labor attorney.

Hey, move!

Damn it.

Sorry.

Hey, hey!

Where's all your energy, young man?

Move aside!

Watch. You pull like this.

And when you push, fix the handle and push gently like this.

Okay?

Thank you.

To work in a place like this,

you need to eat well

and watch how other people work and pick up some tips.

Geez.

Stop picking on the new kid and do your own work.

We're shorthanded as it is. What if he stops coming in tomorrow?

Hey, come on.

He just reminds me of my kid, so I'm looking out for him.

Then at least give him something to eat or explain things nicely.

- And enough chitchat. - All right, fine.

Hey, come here.

- How old are you? - I'm 21.

- Have you done your military service? - No.

You… What was it again?

Right, backpacking trip. Are you saving up for that?

Honestly, this is a huge problem.

We have tons of amazing spots to visit here in Korea.

- Honestly. - I…

have a kid.

I used to do delivery work,

but now that I have a kid, I needed a more stable job.

Wow, you're doing your part for the country.

Listen, he's got a kid.

Hey.

If the father's this handsome, the baby must be adorable too.

Show us a photo.

Oh, that's right. Your phone's in the locker, right?

Yes.

Are the phones usually stored away like this?

My point exactly.

What year do they think it is? Still pulling this kind of crap?

Kid.

I put both my children through college doing this job.

So keep your chin up and just work hard.

Shoulders back, okay?

Hey, kid. Your elders are talking here.

Isn't that…

smoke?

Fire! It's a fire!

- I think there's a fire! - Fire!

It's a fire!

- Fire! - Fire!

I had an endoscopy without sedation yesterday, and it was the worst.

Hey, that's what you get without sedation.

- Just get sedated! Why cheap out? - I choked like this…

What's that?

- What? - What is that?

- Smoke… - Damn it.

Wait, that's a fire.

- Hey, it's a fire. Quickly, call 911! - We don't have our phones!

- Damn it. - You're right. Oh no.

Hey, go to the office and call 911 and tell the boss, quickly!

- Got it! - The gas canisters!

Damn it!

God damn it!

- Fire extinguisher! - Careful!

Get the fire extinguisher!

Fire!

What's wrong?

There's a fire.

The warehouse is on fire!

Damn it!

- Not here too! - What is this?

Hey, move these aside!

Pull!

One, two, three!

God damn it!

Why would anyone stack these in front of the exit?

Why aren't the sprinklers coming on?

Why isn't this working?

Not a single thing's working in here!

Getting angry won't solve anything.

Head for the emergency exit!

Go!

What are you doing? Come on!

Lift him!

Come on, get up!

What do we do?

Hurry up!

Put it out!

Hurry up! Bring it here!

Hurry!

What happened?

Hey!

What are you waiting for?

Shake it harder and spray!

This thing's too old and rusty, so it's not working properly!

- Damn it! - Boss!

We have to call 911!

Hey, I'll be the one to call them.

- What? - So do something about it!

Hey! Get a move on! Hurry up!

Hey, kid, are you okay?

Stay with me, kid! You need to go back to your baby!

Get up! Come on!

Let's go!

Hurry up, this way!

Quickly!

- Yong-su! - Yong-su!

- Yong-su! - Yong-su, what's wrong?

- Yong-su! Lay him on his back. - Yong-su!

Wake up!

Damn it!

Yong-su, wake up, you bastard!

There's a door!

It's a door!

Move that stuff!

Stay with me, kid!

Hurry up!

All done!

- What is it? - What?

What are you doing? Hurry up and open the door!

It won't open.

Damn it, move aside!

You bastards!

You damn bastards!

Why won't this open?

Open the door!

Open the door…

Hey! Mr. Choi! Hey!

Damn it!

BUKUK LOGISTICS

Yong-su! Wake up!

WAREHOUSE FIRE SOUTH GYEONGGI

Breaking news.

Around 10:20 a.m. at a warehouse in…

We should've ordered more rice.

This is plenty.

Fire officials say the fire started inside the…

Hey, you're back. We just started eating.

Come eat with us. This place is good.

Okay, give me a sec.

Yes, you can come in.

Please come in.

This way.

Come right in.

You can sit here.

You can come this way.

What's going on?

- Is it a ghost? - What?

You can sit here.

Please come in this way.

Make yourselves comfortable.

Looks like it's more than one.

As of now, the main flames have been contained,

but fire investigators cannot access the site

due to collapse and toxic gas risks.

Eyewitnesses say the fire alarm system failed to activate,

and company policy banning employees from bringing in their phones

prevented the immediate reporting of the fire.

Moreover, the person in charge delayed reporting, fearing accountability,

worsening the damage.

Damn it. If only we'd had our phones.

This is all because of that damn Choi.

If only he had reported the fire on time.

Why didn't the emergency exit open?

Did they weld it shut?

If only they'd replaced the fire extinguisher.

That man saw me die in front of him but still ran away!

My baby and my wife will be waiting for me to come home.

This is exactly the same.

What is?

It looks like a similar accident happened a few years ago.

A fire broke out in a sealed warehouse like this one.

They used non-fireproof materials to cut costs, so the fire spread fast.

They'd turned off the glitchy fire alarm, so it didn't activate.

Back then too,

the owner was looking for ways to avoid punishment and reported it late,

so everyone died.

They're all the same.

So? Then what happened?

It's obvious.

They paid a small fine and gave the bereaved families some money.

After that, they got an insurance payout for the losses and the burned warehouse

and are back in business again under a different company name.

It's just so predictable, isn't it?

No, don't.

Someone's sitting there.

Sorry.

No, Hui-joo!

Someone's sitting there too.

Geez, this is our office.

They all just get away with it, so, of course, nothing will change.

Things will just stay the same.

Mr. Labor Attorney, what will you do now?

You said you'd help make things right for us.

Those scumbags need to be taught a lesson!

Make them suffer the same pain we did.

They won't get off lightly due to the Serious Accidents Punishment Act.

Like the law ever stopped them before.

But still, that new law punishes the owner of the business, doesn't it?

That's right.

This law holds the business owner criminally responsible

even if just one person dies at work.

- I've heard of that too! - Even with that law in place…

- What happens now? - …it won't be that easy.

Hui-joo, he was speaking first.

I wouldn't know.

Yes, please continue.

No, it's fine.

Let's hear what she has to say first.

We need to know why it will be hard.

He said you can speak first.

- Me? - Yes.

What I mean is,

I've never seen anyone get punished under that new law.

She's right.

I found an article outlining the stats for the three years since the new law.

In that time, almost 1,700 workers died in the workplace.

And how many cases were prosecuted?

How many?

Just 74 cases.

Only four of those received prison sentences.

Even those four cases only received harsher sentences due to past offenses.

The rest of them only got probation or fines.

Almost 1,700 people died at work, but only 2% were punished.

How is that fair?

Does that seem right?

Of course not.

But that means they don't even enforce that law.

Why bother making it?

This is so unfair!

But this isn't just some small accident…

We've already lost our lives.

This makes no sense!

You're right.

It makes no sense.

We'll make sure they get their due punishment this time.

You don't need to worry.

We're counting on you as our legal representative.

Labor Attorney Lee.

Yes, in 2022, we set up a new company to operate the warehouse

and appointed a separate CEO.

The employment policies and articles of incorporation

were amended to ensure that we have no liability.

Sir,

though it cost a bit, it was good to have settled this in advance.

Hey, is that Choi fellow trustworthy?

Are you sure he won't go blabbing and get us involved?

Yes, sir. In the 20 years he worked here, he was obedient and never caused trouble,

which is why we sent him there.

Are you kidding me?

Whether it was 20 or 30 years, that's not what's important.

Geez.

In any case, don't just sit back and let him cause trouble.

Make sure you keep him in check, got it?

- Yes, sir. - Understood, sir.

Damn, that's hot.

I'll add some cold water for you.

You're really unlucky.

You've only been in business for three years,

but you had a serious accident with multiple deaths.

You might be able to settle the civil claims with money,

but you still have to face criminal charges.

I apologize.

You should return home for now.

Once the prosecution files charges, you'll be under investigation for a while,

so pack any meds you need,

say goodbye to your family,

and maybe eat something.

Thank you.

Mr. Choi.

People in the know are already aware that Myeongum Construction is behind this.

You shouldn't sacrifice yourself by taking the fall.

I'm not in any position to say this, but I just feel bad for you.

Even gangsters these days don't go to prison for someone else.

CALLS WIFE

What is this?

Quickly!

Who are you?

No one you need to know.

Your address is 499 Yonggwangcheon-gil, right?

How did you…

You never know what'll happen in life.

People who were fine just yesterday all burned to death today,

and someone who's alive and well today could end up dead tomorrow.

You should really be careful of what you say.

If you speak out of turn, you might just end up biting the dust.

Where…

are you taking me right now?

You can just rest somewhere quiet for a while.

Please let me go home.

I'm really worn out, and my family's really worried about me.

I have a mountain of work to deal with…

There's no use talking to me about it.

We just do what we're paid to do.

That's who we are.

Sit down, you bastard!

- Stop filming! - Move, damn it!

Stop filming!

How much longer do we have to stay here like this?

I miss my wife and kids.

I'm going home.

Stop talking nonsense.

Try leaving if you can.

You won't get far before you end up back where this guy is.

This is just mind-boggling.

Why?

Why can't we get away from this place?

I saw in a documentary about shamans

that souls dead for less than 49 days

are naturally drawn to the person who can resolve their grievances.

This guy here? I'm not really convinced.

It's not like a labor attorney has any special tricks up their sleeve.

Oh, come on.

There's that Serious Accidents Punishment Act.

Weren't you listening last time?

Even with that law in place, people find a way around it!

Besides, it's a ridiculous law anyway.

What good is it if people have to die before anyone gets punished?

No, but still, until now, all they did was pay a fine.

They have to go to prison now. Employers will change, won't they?

For God's sake!

Gentlemen!

Living people need something called sleep.

The other ghosts all say what they need to and disappear.

So why are you all sticking around here?

Is it because you only recently died?

Well, even if we try to go somewhere else, we end up back next to you.

It's not like I'm the mother duck here…

- Mu-jin! - Big brother.

- You were awake? - More like I couldn't sleep.

Come here. You need to see this.

What is it?

It was taken near the police station last night.

Two men dressed in black approach a man walking out of a police station.

CCTV captured them grabbing him

and hauling him into a van before driving off.

Shortly after, another CCTV at a nearby intersection

captured a man jumping from the same van as it swerved dangerously across lanes.

The assailants then jump out of the van and search for the man.

- Is this person… - That bastard.

Yes, the CEO of Bukuk Logistics.

…the CEO of Bukuk Logistics, where a large fire broke out.

He was reportedly on his way home

after being interviewed by the police about the fire.

Police are now searching for him and the assailants who were in the van.

Who are these thugs?

How could you fail to keep one person in check

and cause this much trouble?

Well, the thing is…

It was all agreed on in advance with Choi,

but he must've gotten nervous during the police questioning

and acted impulsively…

That's why I told you!

All that talk about loyalty, but what really matters to a person?

Where I'll be waking up tomorrow!

Isn't that right?

If someone were told they'd be imprisoned for ten years, who would agree to that?

We have people looking for him, so we should be able to find…

God damn it!

I don't care.

If he goes to the police and says the wrong thing,

you're all done for!

So bring him back even if it kills you. Got it?

- Yes, sir. - Yes, sir.

Get out!

God, those…

Big brother, there's a current affairs channel I watch,

and something interesting came up.

I hear Bukuk Logistics is owned by someone else.

Who?

- Myeongum Construction. - Myeongum Construction?

They rank tenth by sales within construction,

but they expanded their business into various sectors.

You mean the ones behind Sunsal Apartment?

Yes, exactly.

That being said,

Myeongum may be the real owner, but Bukuk is a separate company on paper,

so Myeongum won't be held accountable, and Bukuk will take all the blame.

That's why they tried to kidnap Bukuk's CEO?

A reasonable assumption.

I think Myeongum was trying to hush him.

So they used him as the front man, and now he's the fall guy.

But then he ran away.

In other words,

punishing the front man won't solve anything.

They'll just get a new one, open up a new company, and do it again.

We need to catch the guy at the top.

Right. The one at the top.

But how would we catch him?

If that was possible, it would've happened already.

Wait, where are we going?

Remember my reporter friend? To meet her.

We can't catch him, but exposing this can still hurt him.

I think it might hurt you too.

Me? Why?

Of course I know about that.

But as you mentioned,

they're completely separate companies on paper.

There's nothing to hold against them.

Why wouldn't there be?

Putting up a front man like that is skirting the law.

That can't be allowed, right?

I mean, what's the use of making that law then?

That's how the law works.

When the Serious Accidents Punishment Act was about to take effect,

most companies hired law firms and labor attorneys to prepare.

What if you exposed that? It's a scoop.

Even if I did,

the desk will shut it down

to keep sponsors happy.

Seriously, why are bad guys always so darn proactive?

What about that front man?

Was he planning to just go to prison? Like they ordered?

He probably intended to.

But?

But he probably realized he'd get a harsh sentence after the law changed.

It would've been two to three years at most,

but now the sentence will be several times that.

If he ran away because he was scared of that,

why not just confess everything to the police?

Where did he disappear to?

Maybe he's still unsure what to do.

Stay loyal and climb the ladder

or expose everything and avoid prison.

Or maybe he doesn't have any evidence

that he's just the front man.

Hello?

Hello? Is that you, honey?

Where are you?

Are you all right?

I'm fine.

The police waited for you here until this morning.

What on earth are you thinking? What are you going to do now?

Where are you and what have you been doing?

Are you just going to keep running like this?

I don't have a choice right now.

Honey, since it's come to this,

you might as well tell the truth.

Don't take all the blame.

They'll take your situation into account.

You were just following orders.

Are you listening?

IS BUKUK'S CEO TRULY THE ONE TO BLAME FOR THIS DISASTER?

Hi, everyone. Gyeonjjang TV here.

While police are searching for the CEO of Bukuk Logistics,

I received a shocking tip

that someone else is the true owner of this company.

"IS BUKUK'S CEO…" VIDEO HAS 140K VIEWS

No way.

What? What is it?

- What? - Wow, Gyeon-u.

When did you upload this?

Yesterday.

Without telling us?

We're handling this case, so of course I uploaded it.

This isn't like the previous cases, Gyeon-u.

It's Myeongum Construction!

We don't know if Bukuk's CEO is even alive or dead,

and you uploaded it just like that?

- You wanna get kidnapped too? - No.

We're dealing with a giant here.

If you get sued for damages and end up broke, you'll be out on the streets.

Hey, Hui-joo's right. Delete that video.

Big brother, I didn't do this for clicks or attention.

I'm simply stepping up because established media won't do its job.

Wanna know why I quit being a reporter?

Not really.

I got sick of this messed-up reality where the media doesn't do its job

and isn't even allowed to.

Is it right for the media to fear businesses?

I'm right, aren't I?

You're right, but I'm just worried you'll get your ass kicked.

Don't worry.

Also, look at this.

I got this message earlier.

REPORTER PARK HYEON-SIK

There'll be a joint memorial service.

Let's head over there.

HWAJEONG FUNERAL HALL

Are you sure all the bereaved families are here?

Yeah, a reporter I used to work with stopped by.

What was the mood like?

He almost got beat up, then they threw him out.

I can't even remember the last time I went somewhere I was welcomed.

- Let's go. - Let's go.

We need to stop the families from settling

before Myeongum finds Bukuk's CEO and pins all the blame on him.

I hope they haven't settled.

There are multiple families, so we could block a group settlement.

But at the end of the day, money talks.

I'm sure Mu-jin can convince them.

That exposing the truth and giving the workers justice

- is more important than money. - Stop that.

Say, "I'll help make that happen."

What's wrong with you?

You're a labor attorney. A hero who helps workers.

This is the time to show them your skills. Tell them to believe in you.

Look more confident.

Shoulders back.

They already are.

Then let's go, Mr. Labor Attorney.

What are you doing?

- Who are you? Reporters? - No.

- Streamers? - No.

There's nothing for you here. Get lost!

Please calm down. I'm a labor attorney.

A labor attorney? You're all the same scumbags!

You pretend to care for workers while lining your own pockets!

You think I don't know?

Also, what gives you the right to come here and tell us what to do?

What, you think you can get a piece of the pie by cutting in here?

Cheol-su, that's enough.

These bastards clearly smelled an opportunity!

Hold on, "these bastards"? You're being way too harsh.

- Hui-joo. - Aren't you? Just wait.

For your information, we came here to get justice for the victims

without charging you a cent.

- Stop, Hui-joo. - We don't expect thanks.

- Sorry. - But we don't deserve to be cussed out!

What's gotten into you?

- We're sorry. - Sorry.

You're a labor attorney?

So what if he is?

Honey, stop it.

Yes, I'm a labor attorney.

We placed our loved ones, burned like charcoal,

in that freezing morgue a whole week ago.

My brother left for work

without saying goodbye to his sleeping family,

only to be burned to death, trapped in a warehouse.

And now he's been in a freezer for a week,

and we haven't been able to hold a funeral.

Do you know how much that hurts for the families?

Yes, that's why if you settle now,

it'll cloud who's to blame, and the case will quietly disappear.

Then, the workers who passed away won't be able to rest in peace.

She's right.

I don't know how much they're offering to settle, but you can't take that money.

We must have the real person at fault brought in and punished.

- Any settlement can come after… - Punished?

You mean they act pitiful before the cameras

then get a slap on the wrist?

Who knows how long the trial will take?

Do you expect the families to starve to death?

The living still have to go on.

You may pretend to care about us now,

but you're not going to take care of the people who have to live on after this.

Wow. They really are fast, aren't they?

They had the paperwork done before the accident.

As soon as it happened, they split the union from the families and settled.

They're pros, all right.

Those scumbags really go to great lengths.

I don't get the victims' families.

I know money matters, but how can they be like that?

Their loved one died. They should find out the truth.

Is a bit of money really worth more than that?

It's 800 million won per family.

What? 800 million?

- Wow. - Eight hundred million?

That's crazy. Wait, hold on.

They're spending billions on settlements?

Mu-jin, if it were me,

I would've paid for fireproof materials and installed proper fire alarms.

Those scumbags.

It's insurance money anyway, not directly from them.

Not all the families have agreed.

But the families' representative has a point.

At least now, the company's willing to settle,

but once they start fighting in court, the one with time and money will win.

What really frustrates me is

if they don't uncover the truth and just decide to settle,

serious accidents like this will continue to happen.

Then what was the point in their deaths?

That's what they're after.

What?

Even if the job is dangerous,

they offer it to people who have no choice,

and they tell people in need of money to sell their family's death

so that when something like this happens…

"No one forced you to work there."

"You took the money, so you're set."

That's how people will think.

- And then… - And then,

instead of the one with money,

the workers who took dangerous jobs and the families who took money

will be criticized.

In the same way I just did, right?

- Damn it, I can't take this. - Where are you going?

The head office of Myeongum. I'm going to crash my car into it.

- Then how would we go home? - That's my car.

For God's sake.

- Hui-joo. - Hui-joo.

- Gyeon-u. - Gosh.

Give me the car key.

Why are you being like this today?

Hello?

I saw your video.

What? Who is this? What video?

The one about Bukuk.

There's something important I must tell you in person.

- Hey… - Wait, Hui-joo. I'm on an important call.

Just wait.

Yes, please go on.

Okay.

How did the CEO know your number?

My number is on all my videos. To receive tips.

Then why did he call?

He wants to meet.

He'll explain then. Everything about Bukuk and Myeongum.

So he's made up his mind?

No, wait.

What if it's not the real CEO?

He even sent me a picture of his ID.

JUST IN CASE YOU DON'T BELIEVE ME

Doesn't this feel a little off? Give me your phone. I'll call him.

No, if we ask too many questions, he might run off.

He made a hard choice, so let's trust him.

Listen, our safety is on the line here.

What if those Myeongum thugs kidnapped him

and took a photo of his ID and sent it to you?

Everything comes with risks.

Think about it. He'll want to meet with people like us to expose Myeongum.

Gyeon-u, that's your assumption. How often have your assumptions ruined things?

Hui-joo, calm that temper of yours.

We can't always take the safe route.

Fine, let's say we took that route.

What if you recklessly cut in and it leads off a cliff?

- I got a text. - What does it say?

"33 Taeseong-ro 8-gil, Paju-si, Gyeonggi-do."

"I'll see you there."

This whole thing is just too weird.

We've come too far to back down now.

- Exactly. - No, but still…

But…

I'll go by myself.

What?

I kind of want to be alone.

Big brother, that's…

What if we all went and something really did happen?

But I can't just let you go by yourself.

If something happens there…

If something happens…

the bodhisattva will probably save me.

The contract hasn't expired.

Send me the address.

Are you really going to go alone?

Big brother!

LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, TURN ON NOTIFICATIONS

I'm sorry about this.

An urgent personal matter came up.

I'm sending someone in my place. You can trust him and talk to him.

As you can see, he's someone you can trust.

By the way, what do you plan to do when you meet him?

What else would I do?

I have to make the real culprit take full responsibility

and make sure this never happens again.

What about what's already happened?

What?

In other words,

you're going to join hands with the man who killed us.

No, this isn't…

I'm not joining hands with him.

To expose who's truly responsible, his cooperation…

Cooperation?

He's the one who burned us to death!

That's right! That man is a rotten human being!

No, I…

You know that's not what I mean.

I mean, we do know.

But you know how people are.

We can't always be logical and rational.

We want to see that man apologize to us.

Sincerely.

- Sincerely? - Yes.

Sincerely.

What are you all doing?

Sorry, we'll only borrow it for a second.

My God! Borrow what? Stop!

Please calm down. We're on the same team!

Exactly. So let us borrow your body. Just for 30 minutes.

We can't do it in our own bodies!

No, I don't want to!

I really don't want to experience that again!

Just five minutes, okay?

I really want to punch him, just once.

Oh, come on!

I said no!

Jeans guy! You're watching, right? I know you're watching!

- We get it. - God, seriously!

Please calm down! Jeans guy!

We're sorry!

No! I don't want to!

Come on, what are you doing?

God, seriously!

What are you doing?

Mr. Choi?

It's him!

That bastard!

That filthy piece of trash!

How could you do that to us?

We were burning to death and you ran?

You die this time, you bastard!

Give our lives back!

Give us our lives back!

Die!

I couldn't even say goodbye to my family!

You bastard! If only you'd followed safety rules!

Murderer!

Die, you bastard!

Die!

Die!

Die!

Die!

Die!

Die!

What? Is he dead?

What in the…

Hey…

Mr. Choi?

What just…

What in the world did you do?

We don't know.

We were just really angry.

What?

Well, we just yelled like this and…

Exactly.

All we did was get angry.

I didn't know we could do this.

Maybe if we all put our strengths together…

We might be able to do anything.

No! You can't!

Now's not the time to be excited. This is bad!

I know you want to punish him,

but he's the only witness who can expose the truth.

What are you going to do about this?

Oh my gosh! Mr. Choi.

Are you okay?

Am I…

You're just startled.

It's all over. No need to worry.

No, it's not over.

I can't do this anymore.

I can't live like this.

Yes, okay.

Mr. Labor Attorney, please help me.

The whole world's out to get me.

You're the one person who needs to believe me.

Yes, I'll believe you.

However,

there's something you must do first.

What is it?

You want me to apologize? To the deceased?

Yes, they're here with us.

If you don't offer a sincere apology, I can't help you.

Don't tell me this is some kind of hidden camera prank…

It's not.

I heard people do all kinds of crazy stuff for views.

It's not.

You experienced it for yourself.

All of that earlier

was the wrath of the workers who died.

I don't think he knows what he did wrong.

Is he too high and mighty to bow down?

I'm sorry.

It's like we're begging for an apology!

I was a coward.

So I ran away.

I shouldn't have.

But the thought of taking all the responsibility

terrified me.

But…

ever since the accident, I never once felt at ease.

I won't make excuses that I was just following orders.

This is all my fault.

I killed all of you.

I know it's too late for an apology.

I don't deserve to be forgiven.

I'm sorry.

I should've been the one to die.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Rotten bastard.

You'd better take responsibility!

Mr. Choi.

I heard you had something important you wanted to say.

The sprinklers were broken,

so I requested money from Myeongum to replace them,

but I guess they didn't want to spend the few million won needed for the job.

So we couldn't do the fire safety work.

How are you linked to Myeongum Construction?

I worked there for 20 years.

One day, the director called me in

and told me to act as the CEO of Bukuk Logistics.

The terms weren't bad, so I agreed.

But?

When they installed me as CEO, I thought I'd be treated as one,

but they just told me to keep my mouth and ears shut.

It was to hide the fact that the CEO of Myeongum is the real owner of Bukuk

to avoid punishment in case something happened at the subsidiary.

That's right.

I found out later that Bukuk wasn't the only one.

The other subsidiaries all had puppet CEOs too.

So the moment the fire broke out that day, I knew.

"I'll be blamed for everything."

I couldn't find anything to prove that Myeongum is the parent company of Bukuk.

Everything looked clean on paper.

There is something to use as proof.

Sorry?

I had to be prepared in case a day like this ever came.

There's a USB drive inside the fridge in my office.

I couldn't bring it because of the fire,

but there are audio recordings and document files in there.

It includes the order I received

to act as CEO of a logistics company after leaving Myeongum

and data on the capital I received for it.

The fridge in your office?

I heard it's best to hide the most important things in plain sight.

Listen carefully.

Myeongum is after me.

If I get caught, find that USB.

The password is 181213.

- 181213. - It's my son's birthday.

If anything happens to me, you must use that to expose the truth.

We should split up here.

I'll go out that way, so you go out the front.

Why should I go out the front?

Well then.

Hey, take the right!

You two follow me this way!

Stop right there!

I said stop!

Hey!

Hey, you!

Why are you following me?

When we catch you, you're dead!

Die!

Wait.

Why won't it work?

It worked before.

It worked before because we had Choi right before our eyes

and we wanted to kill him!

But still, we need to be angrier, like before!

That's right. We need to be fuming.

Think of our family back home!

That reminds me, I'm worried about my family.

They need me to work to support everyone.

Hey.

My son has years left until he graduates.

My baby's only 100 days old.

Goodness.

Gentlemen,

no more sad thoughts.

You need to get angry. Understand?

The power of your anger will be used for something important soon.

So let's try that again.

Make sure you're all in sync.

Okay, let's try this again!

- Okay. - Now!

Focus on that anger and crank it up!

Don't stop. Let it rise!

Keep getting angry!

Stay in sync. All together now.

Yes, just like that.

The stronger your anger gets, the bigger the impact will be.

Got it?

Yes.

Okay, now, let's try that again.

Yes, very good.

It's working!

Okay, that's enough.

That's it for today.

Well done, everyone.

But it looks like Un-sam isn't good at getting angry.

And Jong-ho keeps falling out of sync.

You two, you'll be getting a private lesson before you go.

- Try harder. - You need to get angrier.

- Get angry! - I was getting angry…

Good luck.

Gentlemen,

anger is a bad thing,

but your rage

will be used to do good.

So,

please show me your anger.

Seriously, what will get you angry, Un-sam?

Think about getting called back to serve in the army.

Why me?

Yes, that's it!

As for Jong-ho…

You can't see your baby because of Choi!

- Choi! - Hey!

- You bastard! - Why me?

- Why is it me? - Why?

That's it! Really mean it!

Back in the army!

Baby! Choi!

Back in the army!

Choi!

Don't do this to me!

You bastard!

For God's sake!

You bastard!

- We have to find him. - Something can't have happened to him.

If we find that, we can turn the tables.

Did you prepare the dough?

Choi must've had a reason for wanting to meet with you.

If I say that Kim Myeong-an is the real owner of Bukuk,

will that change anything?

She's been growing her influence using their donations.

It might be good to have someone in politics siding with us.

After all this, those bastards are trying to get away with it.

I can't do unpaid volunteer work my whole life.

You'll die if you don't help!

What is that one last shot you said we had?

Subtitle translation by: Hyesoo Lee

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