Cleaning Up – We Were Just Inside Cleaning

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“Cleaning Up” is a 2022 Korean drama series, with 16 episodes, and categorized as Comedy, Romance, Family, Crime, Office or Workplace; streaming on Disney+/Hulu. This series is a remake of the UK television series of the same name. SUMMARY: Two cleaning ladies overhear a man sharing trading and investing tips. It’s illegal and he could be arrested for “insider trading”. He might get caught and go to jail. But suppose they overhear his conversations and buy stocks based on that. Is it illegal? They’re cleaning ladies. Technically, they’re not “insiders” and they weren’t sharing the information with others for profit. One cleaning lady feels guilty and scared they will get caught and go to prison. The other cleaning lady is more daring. Her attitude is: “I’m in it now. It’s do or die!” And then there were three (3). A third cleaner overheard them and wanted to get in on it because …??? … she has dreams too. ♦ We’re Not Insiders. We’re Cleaners. In “Cleaning Up”, at first there are two cleaning ladies. One lady, An In-Kyung, is a young woman who dreams of starting her own business as soon as she saves up enough money. She has saved […]
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"Cleaning Up" is a 2022 Korean drama series, with 16 episodes, categorized as Comedy, Romance, Family, Crime, Office or Workplace; streaming on Disney+/Hulu.

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[JinnyGoesKrazy]

What stood out to me most was how each character’s personal struggles drove the story. Yong-Mi’s desire to provide for her kids, In-Kyung’s dream of starting a business, and Su-Ja’s longing for the honeymoon she never had—it was all so human. The show wasn’t just about crime; it was about people chasing hope."

 

[Shayla_15200]

HEY' I watched thisbyears ago.I found the moral gray area fascinating. The way Yong-Mi justified their actions made sense from her perspective, but you could tell she was aware of the risk. The tension between her determination and An In-Kyung’s fear kept the story moving for me, especially in the later episodes

 

[Kwoh-Sont]

Maeng Su-Ja’s story hit differently for me. The scenes where she’s at the airport with her suitcase, pretending she’s about to travel, were so sad but also kind of relatable. That longing for something better—something you feel you missed out on—was a theme I didn’t expect but really appreciated

 

[Pompom]

The show had such an interesting concept. I didn’t know it was a remake of a UK series! Makes me want to check out the original too

 

[Sideways]

I appreciated how the show didn’t glorify the illegal stuff. They made it clear there were risks, but you still kinda rooted for them."

 

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What stood out to me most was how each character’s personal struggles drove the story. Yong-Mi’s desire to provide for her kids, In-Kyung’s dream of starting a business, and Su-Ja’s longing for the honeymoon she never had—it was all so human. The show wasn’t just about crime; it was about people chasing hope."

Yes. And as soon as you realized what they all dreamed on, you hung in there with them to see what happened.

 

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The show had such an interesting concept. I didn’t know it was a remake of a UK series! Makes me want to check out the original too

I was also surprised because next to K-dramas, I love British TV, especially British comedies. But I didn't know about this one,

 

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I appreciated how the show didn’t glorify the illegal stuff. They made it clear there were risks, but you still kinda rooted for them."

I know what you mean. Another thing is how these women were ignored or disregarded just because they were cleaning ladies. How often do we overlook these people? I'm not trying to praise one president over another or be political, but when Obama was US president people said he often stopped to let a worker know he appreciated their hard work. It didn't matter if the person was a janitor or a cook in the kitchen. People who clean offices, maids who clean homes, and garbage men who collect trash are usually underappreciated and ignored.

 

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