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[theqoo] SEEMS LIKE NETFLIX IS READING THE ROOM RIGHT NOW
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+ She mentioned her great-grandfather doctor again on this show
“I heard that my great-grandfather was a doctor.
From what I’ve heard, he practiced Western medicine.
He just said, “I hope my daughter works hard.””
Just how many times is she gonna talk about her family of doctors…
The descendants of the local Japanese collaborators have become the new aristocracy and are gleefully boasting about the past, while only the common people are fuming and stamping their feet in frustration… It’s sad.
2. Seriously, she’s really going all out
3. Geez
4. This is so awesome, I’m super proudㅋㅋㅋ Thanks so much treating Yi Wanyong, f*ck (T/N: Yi Wangyong was a Korean politician who served as the 7th Prime Minister of Korea. He is best remembered for signing the Eulsa Treaty and the Japan–Korea Annexation Treaty, which placed Korea under Japanese rule in 1910. Cr. Wiki)
5. Why does she have to bring it up all the time?ㅋㅋㅋ
6. Don’t you think you should think before you speak, especially since you went to study in Japan back then and became a doctor…?
7. She kept talking about it so it’s a relief that people found out now
8. I hope that Netflix continues to read the roon
9. The doctor who saved Yi Wanyong^^
10. But families like that are pretty rare, so it’s surprising that she didn’t realize it herself. If I were in a family like that, I think I would have looked into it more
