AUDIENCE FOR: Yoo Joonghyuk

[guestservices]

Comments

[guestservices]

In a sense. I'm often busy with other things that require my attention.

[malewife]

Then you're the type that lives to work.

[guestservices]

Technically, I suppose. Or rather the type to continually have a job to do.

[malewife]

When was your last vacation?

[guestservices]

...um....

[please don't ask.]

[malewife]

[ ... ]

[guestservices]

It has been...perhaps...a bit of time. Which is perfectly alright.

[malewife]

Use time units.

[ Gemini. ]

[guestservices]

Years?

[joonghyuk.]

[malewife]

… Half of your age?

[ Gemini. ]

[guestservices]

Obviously not. I am aware of what a vacation is, and it hasn't been that many years.

[malewife]

Then you are aware of the benefits of a break.

[guestservices]

Yes? [why do they sound confused.] Breaks are treats for a job well done, wouldn't you say?

[malewife]

[ why do you sound confused... His expression is the same, though his wolf tail lashes. ]

Would you say they're mandatory?

[ this is the death sentence question ]

[guestservices]

[why the fuck is this so ominous.]

I believe breaks are necessary, but those who choose not to take them are within their right to do so.

[malewife]

[ It's only ominous if you're scared. ]

Then the answer is no. You do not think they should be mandatory.

[guestservices]

That's not what I said. Do you not believe in freedom of choice, Mister Yoo?

[malewife]

I do. I also believe people make bad choices.

[guestservices]

And what precisely would you consider a bad choice?

[malewife]

Overworking.

[guestservices]

Okay, sure, but what qualifies as overworking...?

[malewife]

Not taking a vacation once a year, multiple days in a sequence, is the baseline.

[guestservices]

And when precisely was your last vacation?

[malewife]

Within the year. [ SURPRISE ] We went on a company picnic.

[guestservices]

Wait, does it actually count as a vacation if it's still tied to something with your company?