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#4050 #RealisticAdvice #OfficeWorkerIn40s #MiddleAgedVlog #OfficeWorkerIn50s #MiddleAgedReality #OfficeWorkerStocks #StockLoss #RetirementPreparation #MoneyWorries #OfficeWorkerRelatability #WageEmployee #OfficeWorkerVlog #ManagerSongRecord 00:00 Why put money into it when the whole country is warning that it is dangerous? 03:30 Record-breaking earnings, yet a crash... The market on that day filled with wailing 08:00 Why do 2x stocks melt the longer you hold on — How are they different from blue-chip stocks? 12:30 A friend who invested 100 million won when it was at its highest, and the night I filled the glass Today's story began on a summer day when the whole country was wailing, during a drinking session with a friend I hadn't seen in a long time. A few glasses of soju shared side-by-side at the counter of an izakaya called Myosang near Yangcheonhyanggyo Station. He is a friend who came up from Busan with me, and that day, for some reason, he didn't even touch the snacks and just kept emptying his glass. "Hey, I'm totally stuck this time." That single sentence was how the night began. He said he trusted only one thing: blue-chip stocks are safe. But unfortunately, he poured in his entire 100 million won right when prices were at their peak, and over 20 million won vanished in the blink of an eye. It was money my friend, who lives alone, had struggled to save for over a decade. I saw the answer to why people keep jumping into it, even when the whole country warns them it is dangerous, right in his face. There is no grand conclusion. It is simply that the problem isn't the drop in price, but the terrifying anxiety that drives you to pour everything into one place. And that while you can always earn more money, you must not be the one to collapse first. All I could do that night was silently refill his empty glass. If anyone is spending this night feeling similar, I hope you will just listen to this as if we were having a drink together tonight. I live my life half-heartedly, doing my best. I am Song Chajang Gireok, an office worker who came up from Busan and is holding out in Seoul. 📢 [Send Stories & Communicate] We are waiting for stories from office workers and heads of households living with similar worries. Don't suffer in silence; please open up. Anonymity is strictly guaranteed. Your story can be a great comfort to someone. 👉 Email: [email protected] ⚠️ [Copyright Notice] All content in this video (script, audio, video edits) belongs to the [Song Chajang Gireok] channel. Unauthorized use, reposting, or uploading of derivative works is prohibited, and violations may result in legal liability. Story Submissions & Inquiries 👉 Email: [email protected]