As the title says, this is a comedy that is neither yellow nor angry. There is no ups and downs in the plot, and the small details make people laugh until their stomach hurts.
After laughing, I can't help but think: There may really be one or a few people in this world who live a truly free life. Not trapped by the worldly money, not happy or sad, not brave and not afraid, true and vivid, making people envious and envious.
In the episode of playing the piano, my first thought was that Manny, who plays the piano like a genius, should realize this ability. Money, which appears in people's minds all the time, becomes the sole purpose of action and cannot see the other. It's like being pulled forward, unable to stop, afraid to turn back. Devilish power.
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