Jang Sung Kyu, a TV personality, explores the gig economy by working as a part-time delivery rider for Baemin, a Korean delivery service. He learns about the different types of Baemin riders, undergoes training, and navigates the challenges of delivery work. Despite some mishaps and confusion, he completes several deliveries, interacting with both customers and fellow riders, and reflects on the experience's demands and rewards.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. A delivery has arrived.
2. Jang Sung Kyu is reviewing jobs in the world on a show called [Workman].
3. The term 'gig economy' originated in the US in 1920 with jazz performances.
4. Gig economy describes temporary jobs for freelancers hired for short periods.
5. Baemin Korea involves part-time delivery work.
6. Baemin Riders are full-time delivery riders on motorcycles.
7. Baemin Connect are part-time riders on their own schedule using various vehicles.
8. Training fee for Baemin Connect is 10,000 won during the promotional period.
9. Shared mobility services like Seoul Bike Ttareungyi are not allowed for Baemin Connect.
10. Delivery calls are received through the Baemin app.
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