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0:00I won the jackpot, 92 million. Mhm.
0:02That's your reaction? How am I supposed
0:04to react? I don't have to deliver food
0:05anymore and you don't have to work
0:06hourly jobs. And then what? Pay off our
0:08debts, buy you a bigger house, get my
0:10brother a place for his wedding, and put
0:121 million aside for my parents'
0:13retirement. Joshun, do you really think
0:15this is a good thing? If this isn't
0:16good, what is? Money falling from the
0:18sky can crush you to death. What do you
0:19mean? I mean no one can find out about a
0:21single cent of it. Why? I won it fair
0:22and square. You think your relatives
0:24will see it that way? Within 3 days that
0:26money will somehow belong to your
0:27brother. They're not like that. You
0:28really don't know what they're like?
0:29Post something on social media right
0:31now. Post what? Say your investment
0:32failed and you're 300,000 in debt. Are
0:34you crazy? I just won 90 million and you
0:36want me to pretend I'm broke? Yes, you
0:38have to. It's the only way to see who
0:39people really are. My friends and
0:40co-workers have always treated me well.
0:42Old Wang even bought me noodles last
0:43month. Because you're poorer than he is.
0:45Being around you makes him feel
0:46superior. That's nonsense. We're like
0:48brothers. Then test it and see how much
0:49that brotherhood is really worth. Fine.
0:52But if I post it and they all comfort
0:53me,
0:54what are you going to do? If they
0:55comfort you and help you out, I won't
0:56take a cent of the 90 million. We'll put
0:58it all in your brother's name. You said
1:00it, not me. I posted it. See, nobody
1:01even cares. What's the rush? See that?
1:03My mom's the first one calling. She must
1:05have seen my post and gotten worried.
1:06Answer it. Put it on speaker. You're
1:08still awake? Joshun, have you completely
1:09lost your mind? What the hell did you
1:11post online? Mom, I lost money on an
1:13investment. Lost money? Where did you
1:15even get money to invest? Wasn't that
1:16100,000 supposed to go toward buying a
1:18place in the city? I thought I could
1:19make more and buy the place sooner. Buy
1:21it sooner? Now you've lost everything
1:22and owe another 300,000. Are you trying
1:24to give me a heart attack? Mom, I know I
1:25messed up. My head's a mess right now,
1:27too. Do you know your brother has a
1:28blind date next month? The woman insists
1:30he own a place in the county and he's
1:31still 150,000 short on the down payment.
1:34Your dad and I were counting on your
1:35100,000 to help. Now it's all gone and
1:37you're another 300,000 in debt. Mom,
1:39that was my savings. And now I owe
1:41300,000. Instead of wondering how I'll
1:43pay it back, you're still worried about
1:44my brother's down payment? You're young
1:46and healthy. Deliver food for a few more
1:48years and you'll pay it off. Your
1:49brother's different. You're his older
1:51brother, yet instead of helping, you're
1:53causing trouble at the worst possible
1:54time.
1:55Why did you post that online?
1:57Haven't you embarrassed this family
1:58enough?
1:59>> Delete it right now.
2:00>> Mom, if I can't pay it back, I might get
2:01sued.
2:02>> That's your own fault. Don't even think
2:03about dragging me and your father into
2:04this, and you better not ruin your
2:05brother's life. If the creditors come to
2:07our house, we'll say you're not our son.
2:09>> Mom, what did you just say?
2:10>> What, you didn't understand me? Starting
2:12tomorrow, don't tell anyone you're my
2:13son. Your brother's future can't be
2:14ruined by a useless older brother like
2:16you. From now on, whatever happens to
2:18Joshun has nothing to do with the Joe
2:19family. Let this be a lesson to
2:20everyone.
2:21>> Bro, you're way too reckless.
2:23>> Mom and Dad's blood pressure shot up
2:24because of you.
2:25>> You're so selfish.
2:26>> These are the people you scrimped and
2:27saved for, eating pickled vegetables
2:28yourself just so you could send money
2:30home every month.
2:30>> Maybe they're just really angry.
2:32>> Don't rush. You still have dozens of
2:33unread messages. Keep reading.
2:35>> Well, look at you, Jean.
2:36>> What kind of genius move is this?
2:37300,000 in debt?
2:39Impressive. You always worked so hard
2:40delivering orders, so I figured you'd
2:42saved up a fortune. Turns out you threw
2:43it all away. How many deliveries will it
2:45take to pay back 300,000? Don't let it
2:47hurt your attendance tomorrow. The
2:48station has evaluations next month, so
2:50don't bring that negative attitude to
2:51work. See, old Wang?
2:53Last month you covered three night
2:54shifts for him. He bought you a bowl of
2:56noodles worth 14, and you've remembered
2:57it ever since. Now he's the first one
2:59calling you out in the group chat and
3:00laughing at you. Joshun, I saw your
3:02post. You're in serious trouble. Things
3:04are tough for me, too. I just got a new
3:05car, and I can barely make the payments.
3:07Don't blame me. Everyone's struggling.
3:09About that 3,000 you lent me. Give me
3:11another year. Huh. Do you understand
3:13now?
3:14When you're doing well, everyone around
3:15you seems nice. When you're down,
3:17they're all wolves, and you haven't even
3:18truly hit rock bottom. All you did was
3:20post a few words online.
3:22>> Wang Wang, I get it now.
3:23>> No, you still don't. If they knew you
3:24had 90 million, what do you think would
3:26happen?
3:26>> They'd tear me apart.
3:27>> They wouldn't just tear you apart.
3:29They'd use family and friendship to
3:30guilt you until you were just as broke
3:31as them, or even worse off.
3:33>> So, what do we do next?
3:34>> You make your payments every month. In
3:36everyone's eyes, you're still a delivery
3:37driver buried under 300,000 in debt.
3:39That's the only way you'll be safe.
3:41>> Then we'll keep the 90 million in a bank
3:42out of town and continue living here.
3:44>> For how long?
3:45>> Until you truly learn to think, say no,
3:47and see the world like a wealthy person.
3:48Now, go take a shower. You still have
3:50deliveries tomorrow, Mr. Bankrupt.
3:51>> Okay.
3:52>> Mom, Dad, why are you here? If we hadn't
3:54come, were you planning to destroy the
3:55Joe family's reputation out here? Joe
3:57Shun, your brother's getting married
3:58next month. You're not paying a cent
4:00toward his bride price or down payment,
4:01are you? No, I'm broke. I owe 300,000.
4:03Broke? That's what you deserve. I didn't
4:05raise you so you could rack up debts and
4:06refuse to pay them. Your brother's
4:08future will not be ruined by a loser
4:09like you. Dad, what about my future?
4:12I can barely afford next month's rent.
4:14The first thing you ask isn't whether I
4:15have food. It's about my brother's bride
4:17price. What future does a delivery
4:19driver have?
4:20Your brother is different. He's going to
4:22work in an office. Your problems are
4:24your own.
4:25You can't ruin his blind date or stop
4:26him from having a good life. So, I just
4:28deserve to suffer? What's wrong with an
4:29older brother making sacrifices? I don't
4:31care how you do it, but you must come up
4:32with 150,000 by next week. If someone
4:35buys the wedding home your brother
4:36wants, you'll answer to me. What did you
4:38say? I said I don't have any money.
4:39Forget 150,000, I don't even have 15
4:41right now. If you want money, tell my
4:43brother to unblock me and ask whether he
4:45can return the 3,000 he took from me
4:46last month. You still have the nerve to
4:47mention your brother? He blocked you so
4:49you couldn't drag him down. He did the
4:51right thing. In this family, I'm nothing
4:52but a tool to fund my brother's
4:53comfortable life and be sacrificed
4:55whenever necessary. Joe Shun, I'm
4:57warning you one last time. Starting
4:58tomorrow, give up this dump and move
4:59into the shared bunk room at your
5:00station. After your bank payments, send
5:02every cent you earn home. You'll help
5:04pay your brother's mortgage, too. For 10
5:05years, why? Because we gave birth to
5:07you. And if I refuse? Then I'll go make
5:08a scene at your delivery station. Go
5:10ahead. Now, get out. I rent this place
5:12and you're not welcome here. You
5:13ungrateful son. Fine, we're leaving.
5:15Don't ever come back to the Joe family.
5:16Are you okay? I'm fine. I've never seen
5:18things more clearly.
5:19Honey, thank you. Without you, I might
5:21never have seen who they really are.
5:22It's not over yet. We still have one
5:24last visitor tonight. Shun, are you
5:26okay?
5:27I saw your post and nearly had a heart
5:28attack. I kept calling, but your line
5:29was busy. I rushed over right after work
5:31to check on you. Wait, have a seat.
5:32Sorry about the mess. Shun, what
5:34happened? Do you owe 300,000? Payments
5:35start next month. Man, what are you
5:37going to do? Shun, how much cash do you
5:39have left? Can you survive the next few
5:40months? Nothing. I refunded the last 200
5:42in my account to a customer today. I
5:44can't even afford food next month. I
5:45see. Could Wanwan's family help you out
5:47at all? You know what her family's like.
5:49We're lucky they aren't asking us for
5:50money. So, you're completely broke and
5:52delivering food is your only source of
5:53income? Yeah, I have absolutely nothing.
5:55All right, then let's stop beating
5:57around the bush. Since you're already
5:58this desperate, let's settle an old
5:59debt. Wei, I paid you back 2 years ago.
6:02The transfer record should still be
6:03there. You paid me back? Where's the
6:04proof? Show me. I checked my bank
6:06statements. I never received that 5,000.
6:07Wei, we've been friends for 20 years.
6:09You're really demanding 5,000 I don't
6:11even owe you at a time like this? Can
6:12friendship buy food? I came here today
6:14to cut ties with you. Either sign an IOU
6:16for the 5,000 or tomorrow I'll tell
6:17everyone you refuse to pay your debts.
6:19Fine, I'll write it. Take it. Shun,
6:21don't blame me for being ruthless. Blame
6:23yourself for being reckless. If we see
6:24each other again, we're strangers. Have
6:26you seen enough? Yes, I've seen
6:28everything. My brother blocked me. My
6:30co-worker stole my orders and spread
6:31rumors about me. My parents expect me to
6:33support my brother no matter what, and
6:34my childhood friend tried to scam me
6:35with a fake debt.
6:37Wan Wan, if I'd revealed the 90 million
6:39yesterday, what would have happened to
6:40me? You would have become their personal
6:41ATM. They would have spent all your
6:43money under every excuse imaginable,
6:45then thrown you back into this rental.
6:47By then, you wouldn't even have the
6:48strength to deliver food.
6:50Thank god for you, honey. From now on,
6:51you're all I have. No, you still have
6:53that 90 million. That's your real
6:54security. Right, I have 90 million. Do I
6:56still have to deliver food tomorrow?
6:58Yes, why wouldn't you? Not only are you
7:00going, you're going to work harder than
7:01anyone. Let them watch you struggle at
7:03the very bottom. Okay, they want to see
7:04me broke, so I'll put on a show.
7:07Once I've nearly paid off this fake
7:08300,000 debt, that's when our real life
7:10will finally begin. Hello, who is this?
7:12Say something. A prank call? That wasn't
7:14random. Wait, something's not right.
7:15Normal spam callers aren't this
7:17pointless. No talking, no sales pitch,
7:18just keeping the line open. They're not
7:20bored. They're testing you. Testing
7:22what? Whether you're lying awake all
7:23night and whether you're really buried
7:25in debt. The neighbor lady was always
7:27looking for a freebie, so every meal
7:28time she'd show up at the old man's
7:29house for free food.