The Divorce Insurance Episode 3
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The divorce insurance TF team finishes a meeting late at Noh Ki-jun's house, enjoys chicken and beer, and then falls asleep, and starts their day by moving busily the next morning.
The team that secured a large number of insurance applications at the marriage fair delivers them to Executive Director Jeon Na-rae, but all of them are put on hold. When asked why, Kang-han says that he himself suggested that they be put on hold, and insists on a cautious approach, saying that no matter how many contracts are concluded, they must undergo a proper review.
Among the couples planning to sign up for divorce insurance, there were cases where the in-laws had agreed on the terms in advance. It is ironic, but on the other hand, it is realistic to try to coordinate practical issues before marriage.
Noh Ki-jun argues that divorce insurance has been a hit, but indiscriminate contracts are actually a loss, and that the terms of subscription should be properly reviewed. He says that a high contract rate does not necessarily mean a high return. Kang-han suggests introducing pre-underwriting using AI and face-to-face review.
The newly introduced AI underwriting system ‘Deco’ asks questions that analyze the tendencies of prospective couples and determines their suitability for subscription. For the test, Na Dae-bok (married), Jo Ah-young (single), An Jeong-man (divorced), and Noh Ki-jun, a multiple-marriage person, each honestly answer ‘Deco’s’ questions.
Meanwhile, Noh Ki-jun’s older sister Jin-ju mentions that she is not happy and is considering divorce. Ki-jun advises that marriage cannot last on love alone and that efforts and realistic adjustments are necessary, but he belatedly regrets that he did not properly understand his older sister’s feelings.
Finally, the day of the screening. The team was skeptical about who would come for the screening, but surprisingly, all of the prospective couples who had been put on hold attended. The couples who had been adjusting each other’s conditions responded positively, saying that this process allowed the prospective couples to talk more honestly.
If more than 30 insurance contracts are signed and the divorce rate remains at 0% for 6 months, the insurance is officially approved.
Ki-jun and Han-deul meet as residents of the same apartment, and Han-deul advises Ki-jun to organize his thoughts with objective questions when he is anxious. Han-deul then says that efforts are like an umbrella that cannot change the situation, and that all he has to do is do what he can and give it back.
Ki-jun thinks of his sister’s words when he hears those words. “Some things cannot be achieved with effort.”
And at that moment, it suddenly starts to rain.
“It must have been raining.”
Then, it is the wedding day of the couple who signed up for divorce insurance. However, the groom and bride are not there and appear through a video call. They chose a honeymoon over a wedding, and they promise to live well without having to pay the insurance money. The couple, who did not respect their children’s wishes at first, accept them, and vow in front of the guests that they will love and cherish their sons and daughters’ spouses. This special wedding receives a big round of applause from everyone.
The couple gives Ki-jun and Han-deul the limousine honeymoon vehicle that they were unable to use as a gift. Citizens who see the two riding together on the street mistake them for a real couple and congratulate them. Han-deul shows a bright smile and blows a hand kiss like a bread doll.
After a short but special moment, Ki-jun returns to his daily life. After receiving a call from Executive Director Jeon Na-rae that there are five rejected contracts, he heads to the history museum.
No Jin-ju is waiting for No Ki-jun there.
She says, “Please take out some insurance for me, brother-in-law.”
The team that secured a large number of insurance applications at the marriage fair delivers them to Executive Director Jeon Na-rae, but all of them are put on hold. When asked why, Kang-han says that he himself suggested that they be put on hold, and insists on a cautious approach, saying that no matter how many contracts are concluded, they must undergo a proper review.
Among the couples planning to sign up for divorce insurance, there were cases where the in-laws had agreed on the terms in advance. It is ironic, but on the other hand, it is realistic to try to coordinate practical issues before marriage.
Noh Ki-jun argues that divorce insurance has been a hit, but indiscriminate contracts are actually a loss, and that the terms of subscription should be properly reviewed. He says that a high contract rate does not necessarily mean a high return. Kang-han suggests introducing pre-underwriting using AI and face-to-face review.
The newly introduced AI underwriting system ‘Deco’ asks questions that analyze the tendencies of prospective couples and determines their suitability for subscription. For the test, Na Dae-bok (married), Jo Ah-young (single), An Jeong-man (divorced), and Noh Ki-jun, a multiple-marriage person, each honestly answer ‘Deco’s’ questions.
Meanwhile, Noh Ki-jun’s older sister Jin-ju mentions that she is not happy and is considering divorce. Ki-jun advises that marriage cannot last on love alone and that efforts and realistic adjustments are necessary, but he belatedly regrets that he did not properly understand his older sister’s feelings.
Finally, the day of the screening. The team was skeptical about who would come for the screening, but surprisingly, all of the prospective couples who had been put on hold attended. The couples who had been adjusting each other’s conditions responded positively, saying that this process allowed the prospective couples to talk more honestly.
If more than 30 insurance contracts are signed and the divorce rate remains at 0% for 6 months, the insurance is officially approved.
Ki-jun and Han-deul meet as residents of the same apartment, and Han-deul advises Ki-jun to organize his thoughts with objective questions when he is anxious. Han-deul then says that efforts are like an umbrella that cannot change the situation, and that all he has to do is do what he can and give it back.
Ki-jun thinks of his sister’s words when he hears those words. “Some things cannot be achieved with effort.”
And at that moment, it suddenly starts to rain.
“It must have been raining.”
Then, it is the wedding day of the couple who signed up for divorce insurance. However, the groom and bride are not there and appear through a video call. They chose a honeymoon over a wedding, and they promise to live well without having to pay the insurance money. The couple, who did not respect their children’s wishes at first, accept them, and vow in front of the guests that they will love and cherish their sons and daughters’ spouses. This special wedding receives a big round of applause from everyone.
The couple gives Ki-jun and Han-deul the limousine honeymoon vehicle that they were unable to use as a gift. Citizens who see the two riding together on the street mistake them for a real couple and congratulate them. Han-deul shows a bright smile and blows a hand kiss like a bread doll.
After a short but special moment, Ki-jun returns to his daily life. After receiving a call from Executive Director Jeon Na-rae that there are five rejected contracts, he heads to the history museum.
No Jin-ju is waiting for No Ki-jun there.
She says, “Please take out some insurance for me, brother-in-law.”
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