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EPISODE 3
You figured out the password.
Director Lee typed slowly.
I often posted things for him.
I understand how you feel,
but did you think about the method?
Was there no better way than to use a deceased person
to cause a stir while hiding yourself completely?
Dr. Ye.
You've given us a weapon.
Proof that we have reason to fight.
However,
it should not involve any trickery.
Trickery will end up
giving the enemy a means to attack.
We've already seen countless people get criticized and taken down
for even trivial things.
A proper...
Go eat.
Weren't you on your way?
Eat when you can.
I have no appetite.
It's evidence that they've been treating us like money-grubbers.
And to think of that crap he went on about women dying from childbirth...
I get that he's all about business, but still.
That jerk has no sense of ethics. How dare he...
Hello.
How are things in your department? What do you plan to do?
-What could we do? -Are you not going to take any action?
Then the efforts of the person who took on the risk will be wasted.
Even if we gather like last time,
Mr. Gu will come and rattle off whatever he feels like saying anyway.
Why should we create that platform for him?
He doesn't have to be there.
There's a meeting later
at 4 p.m. for the entire medical staff.
You want us to do it then?
-Secretly, just us? -It wouldn't be in secret.
The medical staff meetings have always been for just us doctors.
I'll tell the others in the ward. I'll see you then.
Dr. Joo is such a good guy.
As if you never excluded him before.
Dr. Ye.
What?
The police are asking if they can take him.
What happened? Was the child stabbed in front of the dad?
He attempted suicide.
It was a murder-suicide.
He did that to his own daughter?
Even if he meant to commit suicide, it's still seen as murder.
-What should we do? -What's the problem?
The wound's been treated, but his diagnosis from psychiatry...
I thought maybe you should examine him yourself.
Discharge him.
Yes, sir.
He says you may take him.
Okay.
Hi, Dr. Yang. Are you free this afternoon?
Can you take my surgery at 3 p.m.?
It's simple. Varicose veins.
Of course. I wasn't requested to take it. It came through the ER,
so you can do it instead.
Okay, thanks.
The baby is barely one, but has a third-degree burn.
Plus, any later, it would've been difficult to get a skin graft.
What are we supposed to do if Pediatrics and Emergency Medicine leave?
Do we leave such patients to just die?
Well, I'm in no position to worry about others right now.
But, from the looks of it,
they'll probably make us only do surgeries that are profitable.
Just watch.
In no time, patients will start coming here for nose jobs and eyelid surgeries.
Anyway, see you at 4 p.m.
They'll leave just enough ER staff to transfer patients out?
Then there won't be any coming from other...
If you're done, go. Why are you just standing there?
ORGAN PROCUREMENT AND TRANSPORT RECORDS
When Dr. Lee Sang-yeop heard that we are leaving just enough ER staff
to transfer incoming patients to other hospitals,
he said, "Then there won't be any coming from other..."
Well, that's pretty much all.
He caught himself before he said too much.
What do you mean?
He's happy they won't have to take urgent cancer patients.
The Cancer Center doesn't like patients who switch hospitals
after being treated elsewhere.
Because switching hospitals means
that it was a difficult case to begin with.
If something goes wrong with the patient who transferred here,
they'd have to take the fall.
But then, it's not like they can turn patients away
and tell them to go back to the hospital they first got treated.
I see.
If the ER is gone, so are cases like those.
It's a burden off their shoulders for them.
Still, everyone says they'll be attending the meeting at 4 p.m.
You didn't tell anyone
that I had you ask around, did you?
Of course not.
Everyone's too busy thinking about themselves.
And what do you think, Chief?
What do you think? I'm really worried. We can't afford to lose them.
If they really are being kicked out for not making money, we're next.
We've never been in the black either.
Even if we survive this cut,
how will we sustain ourselves without the ER?
Without the ER, we'll have much fewer brain deaths.
The ER is a necessity for the Organ Transplant Center.
-Right. -Don't worry too much.
The worst couldn't really happen, could it?
At least the chief of OB-GYN is trying her best. The rest seem to be just watching.
Was she the one who called the meeting?
It wouldn't have been arranged unless someone had initiated it, would it?
Chief. Did you want to see me?
Yes. Ms. Kim went home, right? You come then.
Where to?
Listen carefully and explain to the other nurses later.
-About what? -You'll see.
GLUTTON: MEDICAL STAFF MEETING AT 4 P.M.
LIKELY TO DISCUSS THE POST REGARDING THE THREE DEPARTMENTS
Where is he when he's the one who first brought it up?
-Who? -Dr. Joo.
He's so inconsistent.
Is everyone here?
Okay, let's begin.
I was extremely offended
when I saw this post this morning.
I was so angry, I almost cried.
EMERGENCY MEDICINE, PEDIATRICS, OB-GYN
DEPTS SUBJECT TO RELOCATION = DEPTS IN THE RED
Okay.
Chief.
Lee Jang-uk went into shock. Dr. Yang can't handle him alone.
-What are you talking about? -His BP dropped, so he's giving CPR.
-Anything else? -Possible bronchial spasms.
-Bronchial spasms? -Yes.
When I was in the US, my roommate lost two fingers in an accident.
But he got only his index finger reattached.
I asked why, and this was his answer.
This cost 15,000 dollars, but it would be 60,000 dollars to attach this finger too.
Isn't that ridiculous?
Do you mind putting that down?
Where's Eun-ha?
She clocked out.
Eun-ha? It should be "Ms. Kim" to you.
It's a country where if you get cancer,
you feel like a sinner, not a patient.
But that's our owner's plan.
For those of you
who think this doesn't apply to you,
once they begin to rate departments based on financial statements,
it's only a matter of time before they get to you.
That's not the point right now.
It's not just about who is affected and who is not.
We are doctors who save people's lives.
You cannot put a price tag on what I do with these hands.
That pride kept me going.
That's true,
and now that this is out, if we don't do anything about it,
the president will look down on us.
We'll all look like a bunch of fools.
Let's go on strike.
We can't go on strike. Did you forget what happened before?
Going on strike is our only option.
How else can we fight?
Do you have any ideas?
You young doctors don't know what happens
if we band together and take action, do you?
When dispensing separation took effect, the entire country treated us like crooks.
They said we were striking and selfishly fretting over drug money
when we're making enough money already.
GLUTTON
They cursed us out, saying the rich are greedier. Don't you remember?
There are laws in place. So, he won't be able to get rid of essential departments--
Was Gimhae Medical Center shut down because there were no laws?
There's less than 10% remaining of the public medical centers.
But even they are being shut down for being in the red, too.
How can the law protect us?
Why do you think conglomerates are buying up schools?
For the money, right?
Where can they get that? From the tuition?
Hospitals are the only source of income for universities.
We were the target from the get-go.
There's no reason or time to hesitate striking.
We have no other choice.
-I agree. Let's do it. -Let's go on strike.
Let's go on strike. Let's do it.
Who just spoke?
GLUTTON
Did someone say something?
The new president has a cause,
which is to support rural hospitals.
We know that's just an excuse now.
Didn't you see this post?
The loss isn't just limited to those three departments.
Emergency Medicine, Pediatrics, and OB-GYN lose even more money in the rural areas.
Which is why healthcare centers specializing in them are so few there.
WORKER ANT
That's what Mr. Gu will stress.
Then we'll just look like a self-centered group resisting because we don't want
to go to the rural areas.
Not only will we lack justification,
we'd be taking patients hostage.
Don't you think that's exactly what Mr. Gu wants?
Who is this jerk?
We'd be digging our own graves.
I'm Ye Jin-woo, from Emergency Medicine.
RECORD
NOTE
Ye Jin-woo.
Tell the director's assistant to stay put.
So what do you propose? Don't just oppose without an alternative.
I thought we were gathered to discuss what we should do.
That's right.
Given the evidence that we see here,
we need to take action.
Let's take a vote.
Including Admissions and the Specialty Clinic,
each of the 37 medical departments will take a vote.
If 80 percent, that is,
at least 30 departments vote yes, we will go on strike.
ICU and ER cannot go on strike no matter what the result.
Any objections?
-No, sir. -No.
Let's set the deadline for the vote.
-How about by this weekend? -That's fine.
-We should do the vote soon. -We have no other options.
There's no point in delaying.
-Let's do it quickly. -Let's vote.
You know there's a better way.
Don't hide behind the dead man.
You should've just printed 1,000 copies and thrown them from the roof
so that anyone coming or going can see it.
Why couldn't you do that?
What do you mean?
You wanted to save your ass.
You wondered what you could do
to protect your ass, and also remain in Seoul.
You tried to be smart.
However...
What a shame.
You got caught right away.
Very humiliating, isn't it?
If you're going to talk to yourself, I'll get going.
Lee Bo-hun taught you a lot of good things.
I see what the misunderstanding is.
Misunderstanding?
You just started at your new job, but problems keep arising.
I bet you want to show what you're capable of.
It's your anxiety that led to the misunderstanding,
so you don't need to feel humiliated.
And yes, Director Lee taught me many good things.
If you were more like him, maybe things would have looked
much better than right now.
Congratulations.
You've achieved your goal.
You won't be sent...
to Naksan.
How do you think he found out?
Don't hide behind the dead man.
However, there can't be any trickery.
What do you think he meant by
you not going to Naksan?
Yes, that's correct.
Just a minute.
Sir, it's Hwajeong Life Insurance.
They're adamantly refusing to pay 1.5 million won per data set.
-Mr. Nam? -Yes.
Gu Seung-hyo speaking.
I thought you absolutely refused.
I'm saving you from giving payouts by offering you patient information,
but if you don't want it, we can forget about it.
You didn't need to bother calling.
"Not give payouts"? What do you mean by that? We're not thieves.
The clients made the payments for us to give it to them when they need it.
So when they need it, we should give it to them.
That's what leads to client satisfaction.
I see.
That's odd.
If you're always willing to pay the clients,
how can you consider
client payments as Hwajeong Life Insurance's assets?
No, no. Think about it.
It's money you're going to give back to the clients anyway.
It was never your money.
It's a zero.
Hwajeong Life Insurance has zero assets.
Mr. Gu. Stop this, will you?
Let's bury the past already.
Stop being so unprofessional.
Even kids know insurance companies pull tricks
to avoid paying out their policies.
Seeing how you're talking to me about client satisfaction,
you must really not want them.
I understand. We're not interested in selling them to you either.
Good day.
How dare he say it's in the past?
I still remember and can't forget it.
If I had disrespected and looked down on them like that,
they would have tried to kill me.
They're the ones who need it. We have nothing to lose.
Don't take his calls.
Also, process the termination of Emergency Medical Center's Ye Jin-woo.
What? The Greek god doctor?
-Who's a Greek god? -He's a modern-day god.
-When did you see him? -I went down to the ER.
Process it immediately.
The Restructure Team says they'll be here tonight.
Okay.
It's the deputy director.
Yes?
Well, there was a medical staff meeting.
I see. And?
Unfortunately,
the doctors have decided to vote on whether or not to go on strike.
That's everyone's weapon.
Factory workers go on strike all the time.
A decision voted on by doctors is different
from factory labor workers going on strike.
Anyway, don't worry too much.
I'll guide them toward a favorable decision.
Sure. Okay. Keep it up.
Yes, sir.
GLUTTON
I thought we were gathered to discuss what we should do.
Given the evidence that we see here,
we need to take action.
Let's take a vote.
Including Admissions and the Specialty Clinic,
each of the 37 medical departments will take a vote.
If 80 percent, that is...
He went into shock from the anesthesia, and went into cardiac arrest.
You said...
You said it was a simple surgery.
You said...
No...
Chief?
Yes?
It would've been the same even if you had operated.
No one could've predicted it.
Right.
Luck wasn't on our side.
Right.
-You may go. -Okay.
What?
How did you know...
that it was me who posted it?
How did you know?
Did you know...
that Director Lee was hurt?
That you acted...
like you didn't know him at the hospital.
That you intentionally...
kept your distance in front of people.
He was hurt?
He was.
How did you know?
Why did you distance yourself from him?
He wouldn't give preferential treatment just because he knew someone personally.
He wouldn't have.
You should've been nicer to him.
Is that why you told Mr. Gu?
"You may not be able to tell,
but Ye Jin-woo and Director Lee were close.
Enough to share passwords."
Are you afraid that I'll tell Mr. Gu?
Did you come here to silence me?
Please leave.
You said our weapon
can't involve any trickery.
However, I've seen more people get stomped on
while trying to play fair.
Get out.
I'm hearing that a lot today.
I'll get out for good.
"Get out for good"?
Drink slowly.
There's plenty of alcohol around. Don't worry.
I can't stand to see my shot glass full.
-Here. -Good for you.
Here.
Goodness, my arm.
If I dislocate my shoulder while pouring drinks for you,
it will also count as a workplace injury.
-Is it the hospital? -No. Spam call.
How did it go?
We still have to wait for the results.
How do you know Dr. Ye's entire family?
I heard you know his mother too.
Everyone knew Jin-woo's mother.
Why?
-Is she pretty? -Why you...
Hey. How do you think Seon-woo went to school?
Literally, rain or shine, his mom
pushed his wheelchair, and carried it up and down everywhere he went.
All the way through his time as a resident.
Everyone in our school knew her.
That's incredible.
Sending both her sons to medical school.
Even the disabled second son.
She was incredible, especially for a woman to do that alone.
Dr. Ye doesn't have a father?
What happened?
Car accident. It happened a long time ago.
I see.
So that's why...
What? Why?
Single parents aren't a big deal anymore,
but he's a bit...
rude, in a way.
He isn't too polite to his elders.
Maybe you didn't act like one in front of him.
What the...
Why are you defending a cold punk who ignores you at the hospital?
I'm not saying it's his fault.
I meant it may be because he didn't have much interaction with his father.
-Why you little... -Are you trying to hit me?
Why are you so worked up?
Is he your secret son?
Don't you dare say that in front of Jin-woo.
He hates hearing that more than anything.
Who cares if he hates it? It's just a joke.
Wait.
Something's up.
There must be a reason why he hates being called your son.
Stop drinking soda.
It's not even good for you.
That's why you're talking nonsense.
See? I knew there was something.
I said no.
Dr. Ye's mother
was very pretty, wasn't she?
She was pretty.
She became a widow when Jin-woo was ten.
-So many men... -Right...
I'm sure many men hovered around her,
even if she didn't want it.
That's right. Jin-woo extremely hated that.
He hated men showing interest in his mother.
It must've been hard for Dr. Ye. Having to take care of
his brother as well.
So, be good to him.
That was random.
Be good to him.
Is that why you told Mr. Gu?
"...but Ye Jin-woo and Director Lee were close."
I'm hearing that a lot today.
I'll get out for good.
Mr. Gu...
He found out.
These are the lab results for the abdominal pain patient.
He says the pain is gone, so check him an hour later
-and decide if he'll need treatment. -Okay.
So-jeong.
Yes?
In the ER, having good organizational skill is half the battle.
I'm pretty good at it now.
If a patient with connections gets pushy, pretend to give in and treat them first.
Shouldn't you tell me not to do that? Even if you don't mean it?
When you send up that patient, tack on patients
that have been waiting long or were refused admittance.
They'd freak out then.
They'll complain later,
but they don't know at the time how many patients are actually VIPs.
If they want to use their connections even in the ER,
we should get some use out of them.
Sure. Okay.
But Dr. Ye. Are you planning to go to Naksan?
Are we splitting up?
It feels like you're handing down your know-hows before you go.
You'll become a good doctor.
What's the point when they're dying to kick us out?
Are you upset?
I'm worried that the guys will be really upset.
I'm worried that we'll ruin their future.
Stuff you learn now stick with you for life.
Well... I'm not saying we won't study in between.
I know what you mean.
If they crush the spirits of the young doctors who are still learning
and teach them to care only about money,
what kind of doctors will they become?
That's what scares me.
They've barely gained experience and we're ruining things for them.
ER doctors can't open their own practice, so they weren't here for the money.
Exactly.
Above all else,
this is our school.
We lived here for ten years, from undergrad till now.
It's like home to us.
So-jeong, you're all grown up.
You were a little kid when you first came.
I was not.
-What's this? -The varicose vein patient from yesterday.
He went into shock.
And he died?
Yes. Around four o'clock? It happened during surgery.
It was shortly after he was anesthetized.
It wasn't Chief Joo.
He was there, too.
They called him in for help, but it was too late.
Dr. Ye.
Yes, Chief.
You set the schedule.
We should, you know...
also vote on the strike.
-Are we really striking? -Keep it down.
It looks that way.
They act fine, but I'm sure they're nervous.
And they can't stand the president.
Anyway, even if we have to keep working, we'll still vote.
So you take care of it.
-Chief. -Yes?
You heard him, right?
I'll see you tomorrow.
Hey. You were against it, right? Are you pissed off?
Are you bailing?
I'm bailing and going home.
Why that...
Don't pass the buck. Do it yourself.
Okay.
Jae-hyeok. I have a mission for you.
"Is the center of life the brain or the heart?"
You said that was a 2,000-year-old debate.
I wanted to answer, "Blood."
It connects the brain to the heart
and circulates to every corner of the body.
It is the flower of life.
I saw blood pouring out.
How can my alma mater cut off its arms and legs
in order to salvage its brain and heart?
I couldn't let the blood
spilling out from the wounds stain our home.
I felt I had to protect it.
EMERGENCY MEDICAL CENTER, YE JIN-WOO
Director Lee.
Did I do the right thing?
I'm not here to discuss whether it was right or wrong.
I'm just here to tell you
that I posted the financial statement.
Why reveal yourself now
after secretly stabbing me in the back?
I won't complain even if you fire me.
You keep beating me to the punch.
Post another entry.
Say you did it. Say that you posted it.
Same as the first time.
Using the deceased's ID, not yours.
That's not hard, is it?
You're ready to leave, anyway.
You forgot the password already?
Whether or not you believe me, I've said what I came to say.
You must have offers from hospitals lining up for you.
Are you returning to Gimhae or something?
"Or something"?
What do you mean?
What do you mean, "Gimhae or something"?
It would be nice to return to my hometown.
If returning there can erase the power struggles and the smell of blood,
that would be great.
Stop copying old movies.
"I'm the rebel. No. I did it. Strike me instead."
Everyone is insisting he's the rebel to the soldiers who are there to arrest them.
I can't stand cringy, forced emotions.
But seeing it in real life...
is even worse.
What do you mean?
The Restructure Team's director is here.
If there are two rebels,
I should get rid of them both. Don't you think?
Go right ahead.
We just arrived.
Should I come back later?
The dismissal of Ye Jin-woo...
-Tomorrow-- -Stop it.
We'll finish setting up the office tonight and begin work tomorrow.
Is the chairman doing better?
Pardon? Was the chairman not well?
Which of our subsidiaries was it
that had problems with the Ministry of Environment?
He was stressed out because of that.
You mean Hwajeong Steel regarding the environmental fees.
Yes, that's right.
It looked like it'll be extremely expensive if they do things by the law.
Yes. Their emission allowance was cut to 60 percent.
The fines will be worth tens of billions of won.
Probably, if they have to pay it all.
Okay.
You should go get ready.
Mr. Gu.
It would be nice if we moved my desk into the Restructure Team's office.
No, that's a bad idea. I'm going to Seosan.
But it's...
See you here tomorrow.
But it's so uncomfortable here!
He's always watching.
At least get me a partition or something.
I can't stand it.
Looks like they're getting new equipment.
Did you get them?
Wow. It's the new flavor.
It was hard to get.
The one who accepts my missions shall never go hungry.
-Remove everything in here. -Okay.
Who are you and why...
We're from the Restructure Team from headquarters.
Excuse us.
Restructure Team?
Aren't they the ones who lay off people
and force them into retirement and stuff?
Yes.
Shit. It had to be the medical supply room of all places.
That's our snack storage.
You knew?
Just who is that president trying to fire that he has to bring those people in?
Does he take us for fools?
He's fanning the flames to set the strike in motion.
There's so much traffic.
We should've bought it near there.
I didn't see you at the meeting.
Did you miss me, little boy?
I said not to do that.
It was obvious what everyone would say.
You of all people know that I had to be the one,
who posted that in Director Lee's name.
You know about my family's relationship with him.
Why aren't you saying anything?
Even children don't open up the more you force them to talk.
Look here. Ms. Runt.
Who gave you the financial statement?
Ms. Kim.
How?
I knew she printed it two months ago during salary negotiations.
IT Department sides with the unions anyway.
The method was wrong, but...
It was? Me posting the financial statement?
No. Not that.
It's clearing up.
Seon-woo.
Sorry. You must be starving by now.
I don't mind waiting.
You set the table so nicely.
I've raised you well.
I'll go wash my hands.
Did you find out?
Your hospital asked to sweep it under the rug.
That doesn't make any sense.
The incentive...
went missing.
-How can they just bury 360 million won? -It's because they got the money back.
Your hospital withdrew it.
How? You said Director Lee had already moved it from his account.
Neither party wanted to draw attention to it,
so the higher-ups decided to bury it.
For your side, sure, but for the hospital...
See? The chicken got cold. I told you we should've got Jjimdak.
-No way. -No way.
Jinx.
-Are you okay? -Yes.
Thank you.
What did you do today?
Today?
I cleaned, did the laundry...
You're so diligent.
-You eat. -Okay.
Thank you.
-What? -Getting beer.
-What about these? -You wouldn't let me get more.
It's not like you can even drink much.
How's your mother?
She went to Europe with her husband.
On vacation?
They must really be happy together.
Your test is in a few days. You're not going anywhere.
Go to your room and study.
Sorry, Jin-woo.
Let's hurry, Dad.
I said I'm fine.
You can't let them get cold.
-You may think it's okay, but-- -It's okay.
I mean it.
Where's the beer?
I forgot my wallet.
You knew that just now?
How far did you go?
Wait until you're my age.
It's all cold.
My body's aching everywhere.
I think I'll have to retire soon.
You're young. How about you support this old brother of yours?
Who are you?
Maybe I should really quit. You make good money. I can rely on you.
What is it? Is it too tiring?
Is something going on at the hospital?
There's never a quiet day, is there?
If you really are that tired, take a few days off.
Besides, we haven't gone on a real vacation this year.
It got warm.
You could go to the beach. You like beaches.
I don't like beaches.
Where did you get that?
Forget it then.
Then will you go with me, Mr. Civil Servant?
This civil servant can't go because he has to go to work.
I know you have unused annual leaves.
What? You're leaving?
-I have to go in early tomorrow. -But you...
See her out.
No, it's okay. Stay.
Bye.
Seriously, don't come out.
See you tomorrow.
Bye, No-eul.
Bye.
Should we open a small medical center in a small beach town?
You, Seon-woo, and I.
No. I hate the smell of sea water.
You said you wanted to go.
He's the one that wants to go.
He'll say no if I ask, saying he'll be a nuisance.
A nuisance? Why?
People in our country stare blatantly.
"Why did he come out in that condition?"
That's the look they give you.
If I can feel it, how could he not?
They do that to kids, too.
They flat out ask kids with burn scars how they got burned.
Go back in. Don't leave him alone.
Hey, don't be too...
What?
Bye.
See you.
Don't treat Seon-woo too much like a kid.
He'll probably be more hurt from being treated
like that by you than when he gets stared at by strangers.
Is this it?
Yes, it is, sir.
I'll help you.
Who... are you?
I'm Gu Seung-hyo, sir.
Here.
It'll take you all night to do this alone.
Just who are you?
I'm...
Gu Seung-hyo from Sangkook University Hospital.
I called you before.
Gu...
Wait. But...
Do you remember now?
Sir.
Just a minute.
I only need a minute.
Your son told me to come see you.
That's why I...
Sir?
Just a minute.
Have a good night.
How can he call himself the Minister of Environment,
when his parents are living in an environment like this?
Good night to you too.
Who is that?
He's nobody. Let's go to sleep.
Chief, take a look at this.
What is it? Did something else come up?
Dear respected staff of Sangkook University Hospital,
we will be undergoing modification as proposed
by the Restructure Team from the headquarters.
The management efficiency evaluation
will be the first step at providing a forward-looking business structure.
It will also help cut out the inefficiency in our medical services.
What does he take our work for?
Thus, every member of the staff is asked to participate.
Please note
that your participation will be considered in the evaluation.
Through the first efficiency evaluation
in the history of the hospital, we promise
we will develop into
an even more reasonable and patient-friendly medical institution.
Wow. What a fancy way of saying, "Screw you."
His way of saying, "Just do what you're told,"
was too hard for me to understand.
-Why isn't everything ready? -Sorry.
This 3-month-old infant was transferred in at 2 a.m. last night.
If you're late, you should just quickly come in. Why bother knocking?
Come in.
We’d like the Emergency Medical Center’s on-call schedule,
and the interns’ and residents’ evaluations for the past year.
-What was that? -And--
And?
We need the Mortality Conference records as well.
What was that?
MORTALITY CONFERENCE: A BRIEFING ABOUT THE DECEASED
Good. Stay.
Here.
Nice. There you go.
Good boy.
Even the dog is lovely at this place.
How cute.
Good morning, sir.
I think mutts are the cutest dogs.
That isn't a mutt.
I'm sorry.
What breed is it?
It's...
People in this field do not admit to mistakes.
It's impossible not to make them, but they insist they don't.
Doctors must admit to their mistakes, too.
What is this? It's like they're exercising a search warrant.
They won't know what they're looking at. Just pretend to cooperate.
They can figure things out if they really try to.
-They want the M&M conference notes, too. -What's running through your mind?
You lack the energy or interest to worry about other departments, right?
If you continue to show lack of interest,
they'll eventually hold our future in their hands.
Let's wrap up the vote on the strike.
-And if that doesn't work? -We fight head-on.
We have justification. We'll show we aren't just whining.
What was the first thing you did here?
Your first idea was to fire people for causing losses.
You know what happens if a person works without rest?
You have no idea what it is like here.
Do you also work 100 to 120 hours a week?
If you felt so bad for them,
you should've spread the load as per the law.
You covered it up, but now that you got caught,
you whine about how badly they have it?
And some of you
cooperated in covering it up.
We did not cover it up.
We reported it.
To whom?
Whom do you think?
The hospital director.
Subtitle translation by Jeong Lee