Kirk Hamilton

Most of the story takes place at this country club, and everybody involved works at the country club and has to service all these extremely wealthy clientele, including a rich playboy dude played by William Finkter, who is also great in this.

William Finkter is a long veteran actor who's been in a million different things at this point.

Um, and, uh, yeah, it's, uh, it's, it's very fun.

It's a very fun season of television from what I've seen so far.

I don't, I'm not going to get into any more specifics than that other than it's just very fun to watch.

Just like the first season was, I would say as good, if not better than season one of beef.

Oh, man, I forgot to say.

So, yeah, I mean, the first season is very Korean.

This season is also very Korean.

One of the chief creatives.

Let me pull up his I'll pull up his name.

Yeah.

The creator and showrunner is Lee Sung-jin, who is Korean.

This one, I forgot to mention that one of the characters, not a star, but one of the characters in it is played by Song Kang-ho, who is the lead character in Parasite, the dad of the lower class family in Parasite.

incredible there a lot of a lot of korean art is about the class divide between the rich and the poor as we've seen for parasite and many other things and this is very much exploring that same sort of thing um one of the kind of the owner of the club is this billionaire korean woman um who has their own story and character traits and interesting quirks um and the uh the the gen z dude austin is his name is half korean and that plays a key role in the story as well oh man

Yeah, it's really cool.

And class and money plays a big role in it, just like in the first season.

It's kind of the undercurrent that fuels a lot of what is going on.

But the beef itself is very fun to watch, and it's very fun to watch.

What's interesting about this one, as opposed to the first season,