"What's wrong with being a maid?"... Diverging ties and friendships that lasted over 60 years

Connections once entangled by past social status have faced each other again after decades. A video reconstructing episodes from the MBC variety show 'High Kick!' captures the scenes of people who once had connections as maids and friends who clashed over school nicknames reuniting as adults.

"What sin is it to be a maid?"... Reunion of diverging ties from 60 years ago

The video depicts a situation where a person who once worked as a maid for a household visits the current home. The visiting individual mentions the time during the maid days to provoke the other person, but this becomes an opportunity to reveal past relationships beyond simple conflict. The visitor mentions an anecdote about accidentally dropping chocolate into a well while trying to throw it to the person during their time as a maid, and also asks questions to the person who served as a maid back then.

A complex family history is mentioned, where a connection was formed between the young master and the maid in the past. A person in the video reminisces about the past relationship, saying, "A maid and the young master were paired, and that was in that era." In particular, scenes follow that contrast the hardships experienced while working as a maid in the past with their current positions. One person shows an attitude of affirming their past life, saying, "What sin is it to have worked as a maid because the family was poor? If you acted as the breadwinner at a young age, it is something to be praised." In this process, a person who has watched over the past connection speaks of the passage of time, saying, "Perhaps you haven't changed at all even after several decades have passed."

"Is that lunch box a school bag?"... Friends entangled by school nicknames

Past connections lead to the reunion of school friends. In the video, scenes appear where friends who were called nicknames such as 'Fat Girl', 'Skeleton Princess', and 'Chopsticks' during their high school years—bullying each other or walking on eggshells—meet again as adults. At the time, friends argued over a large lunch box, saying, "Is that a lunch box, or is it a school bag?", and provoked each other with nicknames related to appearance. In particular, one person shows a sharp reaction, saying, "Use those front teeth to make radish juice."

However, after time has passed, they show themselves comforting each other, leaving past wounds behind and saying, "Let's live confidently from now on." Denying the past hierarchy and walking on eggshells, they say, "How great do they think they are? They are no different from us," and show a will to overcome past labels by promising, "Let's not be discouraged and live confidently."

Unexpected contact and reunion started by mail

The trigger for the reunion was accidental mail. A person who comes across past photos and news through an alumni newsletter experiences confusion while remembering their past self. In the process of checking mail sent by someone, the people from the past confirm each other's existence. Looking at the photos in the alumni newsletter, they express embarrassment, saying, "What if this photo keeps circulating around here now?"

At the end of the video, the people who remembered the past nicknames and appearances recognize each other, and a scene is drawn where they resolve past conflicts and face each other in their current forms, saying, "If you miss us that much, let's take a selfie of our faces today."