Lee Su-ji, tearful after abusive remarks from a malicious complainant: "I eat with my taxes" — Satire on 'first-year civil servant' [Star Issue]

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Comedian Lee Su-ji has once again portrayed a day in the life of a kindergarten teacher, this time turning her attention to a civil servant's daily routine.

On the 14th, Lee uploaded a video titled "Civil Servant Kim Ji-young Defends Her Iron Rice Bowl" to her YouTube channel 'Hot Issue Ji'.

In the released video, Lee fully embodied the sub-character (sub-cast) of "Kim Ji-young, a first-year civil servant," preparing for the filming of "Human Documentary: Real Extreme Job."

Transformed into a civil servant, Lee introduced herself as "Kim Ji-young, a new first-year civil servant," completely immersing herself in the skit and beginning her pre-opening preparations before the public service window opened.

At that moment, a complainant threw money at her and demanded a copy of his residence registration. Lee explained that it was not yet working hours.

However, the complainant shouted abusive words: "Since you're already sitting there, just do it. If you're not going to work, why are you even sitting here? Are you just wasting taxes? Do you know how much tax I've paid to this country? You're living off my taxes!" Eventually, Lee processed the complaint with a look as if she were about to cry.

The next complainant was a newlywed couple visiting the district office for marriage registration. Lee smiled and asked for their ID cards, but the man insisted angrily, "We're getting married — aren't you going to congratulate us?"

Lee glanced toward her supervisor for help, but the supervisor deliberately pretended not to notice and left the scene to take a phone call.

Later, while having lunch, Lee jumped with joy upon seeing her monthly salary of about 2 million won. She kept smiling, saying, "I worked overtime quite a bit this month, so I might even be able to eat fried eggs tomorrow."

Meanwhile, Lee is currently releasing content on her YouTube channel in the form of fake documentaries depicting the daily lives of kindergarten teachers, nurses, civil servants, and more.

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