The author, Mr. A, who identified himself as a 34-year-old man, said, "I know well that my take-home pay is about 2.8 million won, so it's not a lot of money," but also confessed, "In reality, aren't there more ordinary office workers like me?" ,,, A said, " I went out for a gathering with my college classmates over the weekend, and at this age, we couldn't avoid talking about money, investments, and real estate," adding, "Suddenly, everyone started sharing their salaries, and since everyone except me was talking, I ended up dodging the question and even talking about my salary." Then a friend who works at a large company whose name is obvious just from hearing the name said, "Prices are really crazy these days. Can you really get by with that money?" He added, "If you pay rent and just breathe, you probably won't have anything left. You must be really struggling to survive," he said. A was momentarily angry but laughed and retorted, "I have no debt, and I'm living by eating what I want, so you don't have to worry about me." Afterwards, she said, "I left the group first because I was upset," but added, "I have no debt, I've put into savings, and I'm living with my remaining living expenses for hobbies, feeling somewhat satisfied." He continued, "Just one word from someone else suddenly made me feel like my life had become really messy," and added, "I was satisfied with my current company, but after that day, only job postings at large companies kept opening and closing." Netizens commented, "We shouldn't disclose our salaries," and "There are people who work at large companies and boost their self-esteem by taking off others' salaries." Pathetic," "People who are truly laid-back and rich don't care about or evaluate others' salaries," and "The best job is a job where you can invest well, enjoy hobbies, and work without stress ." So, all the grade 9 civil servants have to die??????
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