What happens with Chang-Hee and Hyeok-Su? It’s the first time we’ve heard him open up about his true feelings, given most of the time he’s been quiet and reflective. That afternoon, he admits to the kids that he’s not as strong as they are, and even tells Chang-Hee that if he wants to live on his own then that’s absolutely fine too. He’s effectively paid off his massive loan and done so by disciplining himself, remembering Gu’s advice given about the analogy involving the coins and the mountain.Ĭhang-Hee has always wanted to be rich and although he hasn’t won the lottery or anything, it’s fair to say he’s actually become more enriched in life. How does Je-Ho’s story end?īefore their big lunch though, Chang-Hee catches up with his friends, where he discusses how he’s managed to reduce down how much he spends. With bags of food, they head in to see Je-Ho for his birthday and to catch up on old times. That weekend, Du-Hwan shows up to greet the three siblings as they head back to Sangpo. Gu wants his number to take care of him but Mi-Jeong refuses. Mi-Jeong talks about her woes too, including Chun-Ho who continues to taunt her. Drink has always been both a friend and enemy, and this time the boozy demons are causing hell for him. It’s obviously a side effect to drinking all day, with Gu admitting that it’s easier than staying sober. With Mi-Jeong, Gu admits that he’s hearing things, typified by a phone ringing in the car. He tells the gambler that if the revenue at the club drops below 80 million won, he’s out immediately. Now, earlier in the episode Chairman Shin gave the order to get rid of Hyeon and “shut the shop down” but instead, Gu shows mercy. What happens with Gu and his demons?Īfter wishing each other a Happy New Year, the four head home. He tells then he’s found the root cause of his issues but hasn’t been able to do much about it. To protect their identities they want to use pseudonyms, although Tae-Hun is concerned as his diary is “too personal.” While the others discuss how they’ve been liberated by their experiences, even just a little, Tae-Hun doesn’t share that same enthusiasm. He has someone who wants to publish their diaries, believing it’ll resonate with people given it’s the inner-thoughts of regular office workers.
Together, Sang-Min excitedly talks about a big opportunity. Instead, she continues on to meet with the rest of the Liberation Club, Tae-Hun included. What happens with the Liberation Club?Įlsewhere, Mi-Jeong passes her ex in the street but thinks twice about stopping Chun-Ho. It turns out he wasn’t aware of her new hair style (which his friends comment on) and he stifles a smile.
However, awkwardness ensues when Tae-Hun happens to be there too.
Episode 16 of My Liberation Notes starts with Gi-Jeong heading out for something to eat.
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