Comments on: Incarnation of Money: Episode 7

By: Aegyo

Aegyo — Sun, 31 Mar 2013 08:34:33 +0000

Does anyone know the song that plays when Jae-in is dancing at the club that sexy song???Its so catchy and she is trying to impress Cha don?? Please I need to know the song!!!i think I’m starting to like it

By: Marilyn

Marilyn — Wed, 27 Feb 2013 03:12:12 +0000

yes, me too. I really don’t like some of the characters, like se kwang and his partner. and i like ji hoo better that jae in. But i love this drama because it is Kang Ji Hwan. For me if it is Korean drama, it must be Kang Ji Hwan.

By: Arawn

Arawn — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 13:41:46 +0000

Oh yeah, the eating part… This is a very common belief that fat people’s eating habits are somehow very disgusting and predatory. Fat people over eat HUGE amounts at one time, they pile foods close to them and stuff their mouths full food dripping everywhere munching it with their fat cheeks glistening with grease. They eat with fingers, of course and are messy, unclean and dirty while doing it.

You could mock this stereotype by exaggerating it or something but this show clearly hasn’t gone there. It only reinforces all the stupid beliefs people have of fat people and obesity. Yeah, I’ve been fat myself and I’ve NEVER eaten like Jae-In. Admittedly I’ve had and still have some not-so-pretty habits like eating in the bed (but Romans did that too!!), but being and overall pig while eating is not so very common even among fat people, I’d argue. Not to mention skinny people can be very disgusting with their eating habits, too. They just don’t eats so much.

By: Arawn

Arawn — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 13:33:32 +0000

Jojo effect is well known among people who have ever lost or tried loosing weight and all the medical personnel, dietary specialists & whoever are part of weigh loosing business or have interest in it. Just saying because it’s very, very commong among people who loose weight…

Simply put it mean that everything one has lost will come back. Then you have to loose it again and it comes back and it goes on and on. This happens because usually people loose weight by dieting and after they finish it, they go back to their old habits. And as those old habits are exactly what was responsible for their fat in the first place, all what was lost comes promply back. Often with some extra…

So, loosing weight is actually rather easy compared to KEEPING it away once you’ve lost it. And as Jae-In is a binge eater who eats when she gets emotional AND who lost all of her weight by strict dieting & plastic surgery, it’s given she will revert back to her old habits as soon as emotions hit her. And will start gaining again. Although, in real life, if she did lipo, weight gain would be rather interesting… In lipo fat cells are completely removed so you won’t really gain fat to areas where the lipo was done but as the fat gained has to go SOMEWHERE, it will go to the areas that weren’t previously so very fat. For example, if the lipo was done to her lower parts (thighs, buttom, stomach), her arms would look quiiite interesting after gainin weight again…

By: DayDreamer

DayDreamer — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 13:27:35 +0000

I know. I’m just trying as best as I can to make things seem more logical and coherent.

By: TS

TS — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 13:09:27 +0000

If I just tae it as pure slapstick, then I like parts of it and find it funny. But the underlying angst gives the show an edge where I’m offended or irritated where I wouldn’t be with pure comedy such as BlackAdder.

By: TS

TS — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 13:07:34 +0000

She still had it a lot easier than anyone else. They dont even show post-surgery pain.

By: houstontwin

houstontwin — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 12:26:36 +0000

Wow! I never would have noticed. You are so observant!

By: maakopla

maakopla — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 12:13:10 +0000

Maybe Koreans think it’s funny. After all they think fat people are ugly, disgusting and pathetic. Worth laughing at. Or something…

By: maakopla

maakopla — Tue, 26 Feb 2013 12:11:30 +0000

“I like the show but like most of you I have a lot of issues with how they appear to be very insensitive to common personality and societal issues that affect our key characters which of course does not give us a positive view about them or their country’s society as a matter of fact.”

DING DONG! I totally agree with you on this. Totally.

“After watching episode 8 there is another motive for Ji Se Gwang e-tal and that is “greed”. Since the recap for 8 has not come through as yet, I’ll just give that as a little spoiler.”

I was thinking about this too but then why did they make him into a “righteous” prosecutor then? It seems like he is going against everyone else because he wants to be a good guy and then his crime buddies from the past are turning against him one by one. For me Se Gwang is a controversial character all in all, not in a good way but in a “writers YOO HOO!” way.