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Teach You a Lesson Ep 3 (Patreon)

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2026-07-13 04:52:05
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2026-08
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Get this to 40 likes for Hwa Jin's team tackling a bullying issue in an all girl school. This episode was crazy because it focused on cyberbullying and not against fellow students but teachers being victims. BTW video starts at 4 seconds.

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aScattaBrain

Hell yea, i was wanting to watch this today lol

Mack

This show is fire to watch while high.

Ryuken Fujiwara

The female teacher in this episode was also in episode 6 of If Wishes Could Kill.

Ryuken Fujiwara

Did you guys recognized Hwa Jin's fiancee is the nurse Cheon Jang Mi from The Trauma Code series?

Kevin

Yall should check out agent Kim next it’s 🔥

Lela biswa

This eng sub is not the right eng sub yall should pick the one that’s just English not the English (cc) bc it’s giving the wrong translations

Ryuken Fujiwara

I think they already finished recording all the episode before uploading it here.

D

The meeting between Han-rim( female inspector) and na hwa Jin was cut of, is this by accident or?

Ryuken Fujiwara

Yeah. I was wondering about that too, what could have happened during the recording.

Blackest Knight

She was more notably the Teacher (Ms. Park) in All of Us are Dead Too! 🙃

Soraya

Korean society is not the same as American society. In their culture public opinion, shame, patriarchy, financial standing plays a significant role on how things work. There is a high fear of standing out as an outcast from society. Saving face, reading the room and not fighting against. Child or adult it's the way things are. They are trying to change things but it takes time. The younger generations are the ones that will move them in the better direction.

Blackest Knight

Mr. Ko? The teacher who took his life is the ACTUAL story that happened irl. Cyber bullying is a problem, but the fact a student really did that to a teacher and he took himself out because of it is insanity

InsaneH

One piece

Blackest Knight

These are the type of kids that would (hate to say it) FEAST on Evan 🤣 They would get under your skin, see you get aggravated, play it off as some innocent kids being kids stuff, and plot to push you to the brink of retaliation. If the Cyber threats didn't work (They didn't. Teacher didn't even know. They did it for FUN and out of anger.) They'd compile a bunch of evidence together so that ONE DAY, they'll get you to snap on them and then BAMMMM... You're done for. Reputation is trashed. In America, you'd be "Canceled", and every time somebody recognizes you out in public, you gotta deal with people trying to make a scene. Hell, imagine people turning you into a Meme, and now you gotta duck regular humans at the grocery store and/or Gas station... Yeah, I'm sorry guys, no disrespect, but I think some ish like this would have played MOST people from my generation and older (30+). The First 2 schools took away your will to fight back. This school encourages you to stew in a pot until your ish just boils over one day, and that's when they'd get you. I know that's not exactly how it played out in the show, but that's the real-world/USA equivalent of how THIS style of bully would work.

JCRET Ok

saying someones buggin for killing themselves is kind of crazy bruh😂😂 you gotta consider that each experience that leads someone there is unique and its also a completely different culture theres loads of things to consider other than "what would i do".

MAS•

Still waiting for vox machina damn bro

Blue Nach

I think you guys need to understand that in South Korea, status and your reputation are very important in their culture. Mr. Ko didn't even get the chance to defend himself and no one was going to go against a claimed victim. That's why what Yeri did was so horrible.

Blue Nach

This episode and the others are based off of real events and cases in SK. Also this is in the same universe as Study Group so it makes sense it's more superhuman.

Blue Nach

Exactly, it comes off as insensitive to someone's situation and mental state.

A

Why is there a part missing

aScattaBrain

on the topic of conflict of interest, its not a conflict of interest necessarily, having personal reasons for why you do something as a politician is very normal and not taboo in america, so id imagine it wouldnt be to different in korea, a westernized country. So thats why im questioning like jerry why it would "ruin" their rep, especially at this point where they've helped 3 schools, the limits at which they go i can see as the only argument on why its bad, but with conflict of interest, you have to argue a case for it, you cant just say it is or isn't fully, bc the "potential for conflict" could be there but it also factors in reality and if there actually is a conflict occurring, or could occur (but that ones sometimes harder to prove), so the favor is on the EPBD side

Breezy brown

Great episode when he save the teacher that was some dope shit fr. Is that teacher from all of us are dead? Keep these episode coming 🔥🔥🔥

RT TV

Yes it is it’s out

skyla

I suggest D.P. or Duty After School, you guys would love them!

GiographyOfficial

I'm surprised none of yall mentioned the teacher was Ms. Park, the same teacher from All of Us are Dead. And the NRPB girl was the rich girl with Ms. Park and the girl from S1 of Squid Game that died at the marbles game.

Mikkeai8908

You gotta keep in mind that the dynamics of public opinion in korea is not gonna be the same as it is in the US. Atleast in the US, you can try and defend yourself and you’ll have some people who will be in your corner. In korea, it’s on a whole different level. Like if you’re proven to be innocent, you will still have many that will treat you as if you’re guilty. Like you essentially are an enemy to almost everyone. Many celebrities in South Korea till this day have decided to leave the entertainment industry all together and find a more private, quiet way of living or have taken their own life due to not even be able to handle the pressure of constantly being berated and demonized by the public, despite being innocent. Like TOP who played Thanos in Squid Game season 2 is one korean celebrity that have dealt with this. He’s gotten so demonized by the korean public that till this day he can’t even do any projects without being bullied with so much backlash and boycotting to the point of not being casted again. He even almost died like 9yrs ago from trying to take his own life from the backlash he got. But one of his friends found him unconscious before it was too late. It’s not that easy in SK to fight public opinion as it is in the US. Also: for context, the story from what i gather and understand of what happened with TOP is that some idol trainee he was supposedly friends with made a post on social media about having weed. But it wasn’t confirmed to be true or not. But the public ran with it and ever since TOP has never been in the country’s good graces. I feel so bad for him because his whole career essentially got ruined over social media and the extreme brutality of south korea’s public opinion. And it was all over the claims of him smoking some weed with a friend. Which in the US essentially gets glorified, praised and accepted.

anna

yall love to miss everything by looking away😭