The Bizarre World of PN & Friends Episode 30: Reboot
“Reboot” can be crass and has much room to improve, but with investments of time and care, could flower out of the seed of a vision.
The Maidroid
Pinky is a real-bot that does housework. She has a secret that Sang-soo doesn’t know. Sang-soo has 5 jobs a week and one day recieves a package that is a real-bot named Pinky. For someone like Sang-soo who doesn’t have time for housework, he’s grateful to have Pinky as a housekeeper. Then one day, Sang-soo comes home from work and discovers Pinky to be more attractive than any other woman…
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Pinky is a real-bot that does housework. She has a secret that Sang-soo doesn’t know. Sang-soo has 5 jobs a week and one day recieves a package that is a real-bot named Pinky. For someone like Sang-soo who doesn’t have time for housework, he’s grateful to have Pinky as a housekeeper. Then one day, Sang-soo comes home from work and discovers Pinky to be more attractive than any other woman…
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