You figured out his password.
The Director typed slowly.
I occasionally posted things for him.
I understand how you feel, but was this the only way?
Was there no better way than to hide behind a dead person to stir controversy?
You’ve given us a weapon, Dr. Ye.
Reason for us to stand up and fight.
But we shouldn’t play any tricks.
Tricks end up giving the opponent their own weapon and a chance to strike back.
Haven’t you seen people get taken down for trivial matters?
Playing fair...
Go eat.
Wasn’t that where you were going?
Eat when you can.
I’m not hungry.
They think we’re all just money hungry.
Unbelievable.
To make us feel guilty about women dying from childbirth…
I get that he’s a businessman, but he has no sense of ethics.
How are things on your end? What are you going to do?
What can we do?
So then nothing?
Isn’t that wasting the risk taken by the whistleblower?
If we meet like last time, that CEO will come lecture us again.
Why give him that opportunity?
No need for him to be there.
Surgery is having a department-wide meeting at 4 p.m.
So we’re going to do this?
Like a secret meeting?
It won’t be a secret.
Department meetings are usually doctors only.
I’ll let my team know.
See you later.
He’s a good man, that Dr. Joo.
Suddenly he’s not an outcast to her.
Dr. Ye!
What?
The police want to take him now.
What happened?
Was the child stabbed in front of the father?
He attempted suicide… a murder-suicide.
He did that to his own daughter?
Suicide or not, he’s being charged with murder...
What do we do?
What’s the problem?
He’s physically recovered, but his psychiatric evaluation...
I thought maybe you could examine first.
He’s discharged.
Yes, sir.
You can take him.
Okay.
Hi, Dr. Yang. Do you have time this afternoon?
Can you handle my surgery at 3 p.m.?
It’s simple, just varicose veins.
It’s not my patient.
The emergency room sent them up, so you can take them.
Okay, great. Thanks.
This baby is just a year old but has third-degree burns.
If they waited any longer, a skin graft would’ve been impossible.
Without pediatrics or an emergency room, what happens when cases like this come in?
Then again, I have enough problems of my own.
But it looks like they only want us to do high-paying surgeries.
Just watch.
Soon, we’ll only be doing nose jobs and double eyelids.
Okay, see you at 4.
They’ll leave just enough staff in the ER to send patients out?
Then I guess no more transfer patients will come… We’re done here.
What are you waiting for?
Upon hearing that
they’ll leave just enough staffin the ER to transfer urgent patients to other hospitals,
Director Lee said, “Then I guess no more transfer patients will come…”
And he stopped there.
Looks like he stopped himself before revealing his true thoughts.
His true thoughts?
He’s happy they don’t have to accept urgent cancer patients anymore.
The Cancer Center doesn’t like taking those who were treated elsewhere first.
Transfer patients are usually difficult cases, which is why they’re
transferred in the first place.
Taking them could lead to complications he would get blamed for.
And they can’t just refuse patients and tell them to go back to the first hospital.
I see.
He thinks if the emergency room is gone, he won’t have to deal with that anymore.
Everyone said they’d go to the meeting at 4 p.m.
though.
You didn’t tell anyone you were asking on my behalf, right?
No, I didn’t.
They’re all focused on themselves…
And what’s going through your mind, sir?
Of course I’m worried.
We can’t lose them.
If this truly is about money, we may be the next to go as we aren’t profitable either.
Even if we survive this time, losing the emergency room means we have no business.
Without the emergency room, we’ll have less brain deaths.
Emergency rooms are essential for organ transplants.
- Right. - Don’t worry too much.
It might not even happen.
Looks like the OB-GYN Director is trying
while everyone else is just watching from a distance.
Was she the one who called this meeting?
Well, somebody had to do it.
Meetings don’t get organized by themselves.
Did you call for me, Director?
Nurse Kim finished her shift, right?
You come with me.
Where to?
I want you at this meeting so you can explain it to the other nurses later.
Explain what?
You’ll see.
Why isn’t he coming after making it sound like he’d be first to arrive?
- Who? - Dr. Joo.
He says one thing but does another.
Are we all here?
Okay, let’s get started.
Everyone, the post this morning truly hurt my pride.
I was so angry that I almost cried.
Okay.
Director!
Lee Jang-wook went into shock.
- Dr. Yang can’t handle it alone. - What kind of shock?
His blood pressure suddenly dropped, so they’re performing CPR now.
Anything else?
They also mentioned bronchial spasms.
- Bronchial spasms? - Yes.
When I was studying in the States,
my roommate had an accident, and two of his fingers were severed.
He came back from the hospital, and only one of his fingers was reattached.
I asked him, “Why?” And he explained, “I don’t have money.”
This finger cost him $15,000 to attach,
but it would cost $60,000 to attach this one too.
Isn’t that ridiculous?
How about using another finger?
Where’s Eun-ha?
She’s done for the day.
Eun-ha?
It’s Nurse Kim to you.
If you ever get cancer in that country,
you’re made to feel like a sinner, not a patient.
But our new leader’s plan is to be American.
Some of you may think this isn’t your concern right now.
But if they continue to judge departments by revenue, this will be your concern tomorrow.
That’s not the point right now.
It’s not about your department, my department.
Hmm...
We are doctors, and our job is to save lives.
The work that these hands do cannot be measured by money.
This pride is what has kept me going.
That’s true, and now that we’re being judged based on profits and losses,
won’t the CEO keep looking down on us?
We’ll just end up as doormats.
Let’s go on strike.
We can’t go on strike.
Did you forget about the last time?
Our only option right now is to go on strike.
How else do we fight back?
Do you have another idea?
You young doctors over there don’t know
what happens when we take collective action, right?
When we fought to protect our right to prescribe and dispense medicine,
the country called us thieves.
They said we were striking just to make a little extra money on pharmaceuticals.
Don’t you remember them calling us rich yet greedy?
There are laws in place to protect essential departments, so he can’t just…
Did those laws protect Gimhae Medical Center from getting shut down?
In this country, less than 10% of public medical institutions remain,
and even those run at a deficit.
Just how will the laws protect us?
Everyone, why would a conglomerate buy a school?
For money.
And where will they get that money from? Student tuition?
Hospitals are the main source of income for universities.
We were the target from the start.
There’s no time or reason to hesitate on a strike.
A strike is our only option.
- I agree. - Let’s go on strike.
Who just spoke?
Did someone say something?
This new CEO has a cause.
He says he wants to support rural hospitals.
It’s obvious that was just an excuse.
Didn’t you see what was posted?
Are those three departments in the red only at our hospital?
Emergency, Pediatrics, and OB-GYN departments
are even more in the red in rural areas.
That’s why the clinics are disappearing in those areas.
He’s using this as his agenda.
We’ll just end up looking like selfish people who don’t want to work in the countryside.
We’ll have no moral high ground
because it’ll look like we’re using patients as bargaining chips.
Don’t you think this is what he intended all along?
Who is this guy?
We’ll be digging our own graves.
I’m Dr. Ye Jin-woo from Emergency Medicine.
Ye Jin-woo…
Tell the Director’s secretary to stay put.
What should we do then?
Don’t just say no and then not have an alternative.
I thought we were meeting to discuss what we can do.
In light of this evidence,
something needs to be done.
Let’s take a vote.
There are 37 departments, including Admissions and the Specialty Clinic.
They’ll each have a vote, and if 80%,
that’s 30 departments, vote yes, then we’ll go on strike.
The Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Room are the only ones who cannot strike.
- Any objections? - No, sir.
Shall we set the voting deadline right now?
How about by the weekend?
Let’s get it done.
Why not just shout it from the rooftops?
Why hide behind a ghost when you could simply print copies and
throw them at anyone passing by?
What are you talking about?
You were trying to protect yourself.
You just wanted to keep your position and stay in Seoul.
You thought you were being clever, but oh no.
You got caught right away.
This must be very humiliating.
It sounds like you’re talking to yourself, so I’ll leave.
You must’ve learned a lot from Lee Bo-hoon.
- I see the misunderstanding now. - Misunderstanding?
It’s a new job for you and problems keep arising, but you still want to impress.
It seems you’ve misunderstood out of haste, so there’s no need to feel humiliated.
And yes, I’ve learned a lot from the Director.
It would’ve been nice if you could’ve learned from him too.
Congratulations.
You got your wish.
You aren’t going to Naksan.
How did he find out?
Why hide behind a ghost?
… But we shouldn’t play any tricks.
Why did he say you don’t have to go to Naksan?
Yes, I understand. One moment, please.
Sir, it’s Hwajeong Life.
He won’t pay 1.5 million even if his life depended on it.
- CEO Nam? - Yes.
Gu Seung-hyo speaking.
Even if your life depended on it?
I was just trying to help you access patient information in advance so you could save
money on payouts, but it’s yours to refuse.
Why would you bother calling just to decline?
Why would we want to save money on payouts? Are we thieves?
Our customers pay the premium, and if they need a payout, we provide it.
That’s called customer service.
Oh, is that so?
That’s strange.
If you’re ready to provide payouts anytime,
then why would your company list their premiums as assets?
I mean, come on.
These “assets” could go back to the customers anytime.
It was never your money.
Zero.
Hwajeong Life Insurance has zero assets.
CEO Gu, are you going to keep this up?
Why are you bringing up the past?
This kind of talk is rather unprofessional.
Even 3-year-old kids know that
insurance companies use tricks to avoid paying out claims.
All this talk about customer satisfaction tells me you don’t want to do business.
I hear you loud and clear. The data is no longer for sale.
Goodbye.
How dare he call it the past,
when I still remember it and haven’t forgotten about it?
If I looked down on them like they do, they would’ve tried to ruin me.
They need us more than we need them anyway.
Don’t answer his calls for the time being.
Also, process the termination of Ye Jin-woo from the Emergency Center.
What? That fine sculpture?
- What sculpture? - He’s a walking sculpture.
- When did you see him? - At the ER.
Just process it.
The Restructure Team says they’ll be ready by evening.
Okay.
The Deputy Director is here.
Yes?
There was a meeting just now in the conference room.
Oh... And?
Unfortunately, the doctors have decided to vote on whether to go on strike.
That’s a common weapon.
Even factory workers go on strike.
Well, doctors doing it is different from factory workers doing it.
Don’t worry too much.
I’ll be sure to steer things in a positive direction.
Okay.
Keep up the good work.
Yes, sir.
I thought we were meeting to discuss what we can do.
In light of this evidence,
something needs to be done.
Let’s take a vote.
There are 37 departments, including Admissions and the Specialty Clinic.
They’ll each have a vote, and if 80%...
He went into cardiac arrest because of shock from the anesthesia.
You said… You said it was a simple procedure.
You said it was simple…
Sir.
Huh?
It would’ve been the same even if you were there from the start.
Nobody could have predicted this.
Right.
Luck wasn’t on our side.
Okay.
- You may go. - Yes, sir.
What?
How did you know?
How did you find out it was me?
Did you know that the Director was disappointed?
At the hospital, you acted like you didn’t know him.
You purposely kept your distance from him in front of people.
He was disappointed?
Yes, he was.
So how did you know?
Why did you stay away from him?
He wasn’t even the type to give preferential treatment to an acquaintance.
He wasn’t like that.
You should have treated him better.
Is that why you told the CEO?
That the Director and I were actually close even though we didn’t act like it?
Close enough to share passwords?
Are you worried that I told the CEO?
Are you here to shut my mouth?
You should leave.
You said we had a weapon but shouldn’t resort to any trickery.
But you know, I’ve seen people get trampled on as they played by the rules.
Get out.
I’ve been told that a lot today.
I’ll be out soon enough.
Out soon enough?
Drink a little slower, please.
You’re chugging down that booze like it personally offended you.
I can’t stand to see full shot glasses.
- Here. - That’s nothing to brag about.
Here.
My arm’s about to hurt here.
It’s an on-the-job injury
if I end up dislocating my arm while pouring drinks for my director.
- Hospital? - No, just spam.
What are you going to do?
All we can do now is wait for the test results.
But how do you know Dr. Ye’s whole family?
I heard you even know his mother.
Jin-woo’s mother was famous.
Why? Is she pretty?
Hey,
how do you think Seon-woo managed to go to school?
Rain or shine, his mother pushed his wheelchair
back and forth and up and down,
all the way through medical school.
Everyone at the school knew about her.
That’s incredible, sending both of her sons to med school,
even the younger one with a disability.
She is incredible, doing all that as a single mother.
Dr. Ye doesn’t have a father?
What happened?
Traffic accident. A long time ago.
Oh… So that’s why Dr. Ye…
Why? What?
Being a single parent is no longer taboo,
but Dr. Ye is a bit rude.
The way he talks to his superiors isn’t very respectful.
Maybe you don’t act like a superior to him.
You’re giving too much love to a guy who pretends not to know you.
I’m not saying he’s a bad guy.
I’m saying it’s understandable if he didn’t have a father growing up.
You’d better watch your mouth.
Huh? You starting a fight?
Why are you all worked up?
Is he your love child?
Don’t ever say that in front of Jin-woo.
He hates hearing that, more than anything else.
Who cares if he likes it or not?
It’s just a joke.
Wait, what’s going on here?
Is there a reason why he doesn’t like being called your kid?
Stop drinking so much cola.
It’s bad for you and making you talk nonsense.
See? I knew there was something.
There’s nothing!
I guess Dr. Ye’s mother was very pretty.
Very pretty.
Jin-woo was ten years old when his mother became single.
So many men…
She must’ve gotten a lot of male attention, even if she didn’t want it.
Exactly.
Jin-woo hated seeing all those men looking at his mother.
And considering his brother’s condition...
It must’ve been tough for Dr. Ye.
So be good to him.
That was out of the blue.
Be good to him!
Is that why you told the CEO?
That the Director and I were actually close?
I’ve been told that a lot today.
I’ll be out soon enough.
That CEO...
found out.
The patient who came in earlier with abdominal pain is waiting for lab results.
Since they don’t feel pain now, check in an hour to see if treatment is needed.
Okay.
Lee So-jeong.
Yes?
Traffic control in the emergency room is half the battle.
I’m good at it now.
If a patient with connections gets demanding, just pretend to give in.
Shouldn’t you be telling me that it’s something we should refuse to do?
Send them up and bundle them with those who waited a long time
and those who were denied hospitalization.
That would result in chaos.
You’ll get an earful later, but they won’t know who the VIP patient is at the time.
Might as well put those loud, entitled people to good use.
Oh… Okay.
By the way, are you getting sent to Naksan?
Are we being separated?
It feels like you’re passing on your know-how to me before you go.
You’re going to be a good doctor.
What’s the point of being a good doctor if they eventually kick you out?
Are you upset?
I’m worried the others will feel crushed.
This could destroy their dreams.
What they learn now will be there for life…
Not saying they should stop learning at any point.
I know what you’re trying to say.
They’re young and still learning, so all this talk about money is
going to teach them the wrong things.
I’m worried what kind of doctors they’ll end up becoming.
It’s ruining things before they even start.
If they cared about money, they wouldn’t have even come to the emergency room.
Right.
Most importantly, this is our school.
We ate and slept here for over ten years.
It’s basically our home.
Lee So-jeong, you’re all grown up.
You were such a baby when you first got here.
When was I ever?
What is this?
The varicose vein patient from yesterday went into anesthetic shock.
- And he died? - Yes.
The surgery began at 4 p.m.,
and they had just started anesthesia…
Oh, it wasn’t Dr. Joo.
It was him too.
He was called in at the last minute, but it was too late.
Dr. Ye.
Yes, Chief.
I need you to squeeze this into the schedule.
We need to vote on the strike.
- We’re really going on strike? - Keep your voice down.
It looks like it’s going to happen.
They may act like they’re okay, but I’m sure they’re nervous too
and they don’t like this new CEO.
Anyway, we’ll vote even if we’re working, so schedule it in.
- Chief. - Yes?
You heard him, right?
I’ll see you tomorrow.
Hey, are you angry after opposing it earlier?
Are you running away?
I’m running away to home.
Don’t pass the buck, and do it yourself.
Okay.
Park Jae-hyeok, I’ve got a mission for you.
Is the center of life the brain or the heart?
You said it’s been a debate for 2,000 years.
I wanted to say that it’s blood.
Blood connects the brain and the heart as it courses through every corner of our bodies.
It is life itself.
I saw our blood spilling.
My alma mater is cutting off its arms and legs to save the brain and heart.
I couldn’t just watch as our home got stained by this spilling blood.
I thought I had to protect it.
Director… Did I do the right thing?
I’m not here to discuss if it was right or wrong.
The revenue report.
I’m the one who uploaded it.
Why are you coming clean after doing it all so secretly?
If you fire me, I’ll go without a fuss.
You’re getting the drop on everything.
Post it.
Say that I, Joo Kyung-moon, uploaded the document.
Do it the same way as before.
With the ID of the dead.
It’s not difficult, is it?
You’re ready to go anyway.
Did you already forget his password?
It doesn’t matter if you don’t believe me.
I said what I came to say.
I guess a lot of places are trying to recruit you.
Maybe you’re going back to Gimhae?
I would even...
go back to Gimhae.
Going back to my hometown wouldn’t be so bad.
It wouldn’t be so bad to get away from power struggles...
and the smell of blood.
Are you reciting lines from an old movie?
"I am the rebel!"
"It was I who did it, hang me instead!”
All the villagers admit to being the rebel to confuse the soldiers.
That overdramatic garbage makes me want to cringe.
But seeing it in real life…
It’s pathetic.
What are you implying?
It’s the restructure team leader!
If there are two rebels,
shouldn’t they both hang by their necks?
Whatever you say.
The team just got here.
Should I come back later, sir?
The firing of Ye Jin-woo.
- Yes, tomorrow... - Cancel it.
Phew...
We’ll get our office set up by tonight,
and we’ll be ready for work tomorrow.
How’s the Chairman feeling?
Pardon?
Is there something wrong with the Chairman?
What was it?
Didn’t one of our subsidiaries have a problem with the Ministry of Environment?
Wasn’t that troubling him?
Oh, you mean with Hwajeong Steel?
The environmental fee issue.
Yes, that’s it.
Following the law could get a little expensive.
Yes, Hwajeong Steel’s emission permits were cut by 60%.
Oh… The fines alone could be tens of billions of won.
I suppose so if they have to pay it all.
Okay then, you should go get ready.
Sir, I think it would be productive for me to move to the Restructure Team office.
I don’t think so.
I’m going to Seosan.
But this office is...
See you here tomorrow.
But it’s so uncomfortable here.
He sits there right in front of me every day.
Why can’t there be a partition at least?
Gosh darn it.
Someone must be getting new office supplies.
- You managed to get it? - Shush.
Wow, it’s the new flavor!
This was hard to get,
but the one who accepts my mission shall never go hungry.
Take everything out of here.
Yes, sir.
Who are you and why are you here?
We’re the Restructure Team from the head office.
Please move out of the way.
Restructure Team?
Aren’t they people who fire employees
and make them retire and stuff?
Yes...
Geez, and they chose the supply room?
That’s our snack storage room.
You knew?
This jerk CEO is calling people in to cut our team to pieces.
Does he think we’re stupid and powerless?
He’s basically forcing us to go on strike.
There’s so much traffic.
We should’ve bought the food near home.
I didn’t see you at the meeting earlier.
Did young Ye Jin-woo miss his big sister?
Hey, I told you not to do that.
It was obvious what everyone would say.
You’re the only one who would know that
only I could’ve posted under the Director’s name.
You know my family’s relationship with him, so why aren’t you saying anything?
Even children keep their mouths shut when people pry.
Look here, little one.
Where did you get the revenue report though?
Nurse Kim.
How did she get it?
I knew she had secretly acquired it during wage negotiations two months ago.
IT departments are usually on the side of unions.
The method was wrong, but…
What I did was wrong?
No, not you.
Oh, it’s clearing!
Sorry, Seon-woo.
You must have been starving this whole time.
I don’t mind waiting.
Wow, nice work with the table setting.
I have raised you well, my little one.
Let me go wash my hands.
Did you look into it?
Your hospital asked for it to be kept quiet.
How do you keep that quiet?
The entire evaluation fund went missing.
How do you explain 360 million won disappearing?
Well, they said they got the money back.
They got it from your hospital.
How?
I thought the Director already moved it out of his account.
Neither side wanted to have this kind of attention.
So the bosses on both sides kept it quiet.
I get why from your side, but my superiors…
See? The chicken is already cold.
I told you to buy braised chicken.
No way. Jinx!
- Are you okay? - Yeah.
Thank you.
What did you do today?
Today, I cleaned up, did some laundry...
You’re so diligent.
You eat it.
What?
Beer.
There’s some here.
You wouldn’t let me buy more.
He’s not even a good drinker.
How’s your mom?
She went to Europe with her husband.
For vacation?
Sounds like they’re doing great.
Where do you think you’re going?
Your exam is the day after tomorrow, so get back in your room and study!
I’m sorry, Jin-woo.
Dad, let’s hurry and go.
I said it’s okay.
Don’t let them get cold.
You may think you’re okay...
It’s okay, really.
Where’s the beer?
I forgot my wallet.
You just realized that?
Then where were you?
Just wait until you’re my age.
Hey, it’s all cold now.
My body aches and it looks like
I’ll have to retire soon,
so you, my young one, can take care of me.
Who are you?
Should I just quit now?
My brother makes good money as a civil servant.
Are things that bad?
What’s going on at the hospital these days?
There’s always something going on there.
If you’re really that tired, take a few days off.
You didn’t even take a vacation this year.
Yuck, it got warm.
Go soak in the sea that you love so much.
The sea that I love so much?
Are you some kind of poet?
Forget it then.
Shall we go together, Mr. Civil Servant?
This civil servant has work to do.
I know you have unused days off.
What? You’re leaving?
I have to work early tomorrow.
But you didn’t even…
Go see her off.
No, don’t come out. Stay.
I’m off.
Don’t come out.
See you tomorrow.
Bye, No-eul.
Bye.
How about we open a small clinic near the seaside?
You, me, and Seon-woo?
I hate the smell of sea air.
I thought you wanted to go earlier.
Well, he does, but if I ask, he says he’ll just be trouble.
Trouble? What trouble?
People in our country stare a lot.
You can see their faces obviously wondering why he bothers going out in that state.
If I can see it, how can he not?
It’s like with children.
They bluntly ask burn victims how they got that way.
Anyway, go inside. Don’t leave Seon-woo alone.
- Hey, try not to… - Huh?
Go.
See you tomorrow!
Try not to treat Seon-woo like a child.
That will hurt him more than random people staring at him.
Is this the place?
Yes, it is, sir.
Let me help you.
Who are you?
I’m Gu Seung-hyo, sir.
Isn’t this going to take you all night to do alone?
Just who are you?
I’m...
Gu Seung-hyo from Sangkook University Hospital.
We spoke previously on the phone.
Oh, do you remember now, sir?
Wait a minute, sir.
It won’t take long.
Your son asked me to come see you.
That’s why I...
Sir… Wait a minute.
Good night, sir!
What Minister of Environment leaves his parents in an environment like this...
You have a good night too.
Who was that?
Nobody. Let’s go to sleep.
Look at this, Director.
What’s up?
What is it this time?
Respected staff of Sangkook University.
Starting today, a management structure analysis will be conducted by
Hwajeong’s Restructuring Division.
This analysis, which targets all departments, is the first step
in our transition to a future-oriented business model.
This will eliminate inefficiencies and ineffectiveness in our healthcare services.
What do you think we do here...
Therefore, your full participation is requested, and your willingness to comply
will be subject to review and considered
in your performance evaluation.
Through this analysis, the first in the hospital’s 60-year history,
we promise to transform into a more responsible
and patient-friendly medical institution.
Wow, how eloquent of him.
It’s all that eloquence that’s making it hard for me to understand.
Why aren’t you ready for the meeting?
Sorry, sir.
First up, we had a 3-month-old baby brought in last night at 2 a.m.
Why knock if you’re late?
Just come in!
I would like the Emergency Center on-call schedule for the past year.
I’ll also need evaluation records for interns and residents.
What?
- And… - And?
The mortality conference records as well.
What?
Okay. Stay.
Stay.
Good.
So cute.
This beautiful house even has a beautiful dog.
So cute.
Good morning, sir.
I truly think mutts are the cutest dogs.
That’s not a mutt!
I’m sorry, sir.
Then what breed is it?
(Life)
People like us don't admit to our mistakes.
Even if it's impossible not to make them, we deny it.
But we doctors need to acknowledge our mistakes.
I mean, what is this, a search and seizure?
Would they even know what they're looking at?
Just pretend to cooperate.
You don't think they will figure things out eventually?
They even know about the mortality conference!
What’s going through your minds right now?
No energy to worry about other people, let alone other departments.
But if we keep ignoring what happens around here,
they will gain control of our future.
Hurry and vote on the strike.
And if that fails?
Then it’s war.
Everyone will know we tried to work things out nicely.
What was the first thing you did when you arrived here?
You wanted to cut staff because we were losing money.
Do you know what happens when people work without rest?
Do you even know what these doctors go through?
Do you work 100 to 120 hours a week as well?
If you truly cared about them being overworked,
you should've fixed the schedules to comply with laws.
You kept it all a secret until you got caught,
and suddenly you say you pity the residents?
Someone is helping them conceal their crime.
We didn’t conceal it.
We reported it.
- To whom? - Who do you think?
Director Lee.
Not me.