The transcript describes an episode of the show [Workman] where the host visits the Korean Folk Village to work as a character part-timer. He humorously engages with various characters, including a beggar and a messenger, and learns about their experiences and challenges. The episode includes playful banter, cultural references, and insights into the daily life of folk village employees. The host also participates in naming deceased characters in a comedic afterlife setting, reflecting on life's vices and virtues.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The Korean Folk Village is a popular tourist destination.
2. The village has various characters, including a beggar, a messenger, and a judge.
3. The characters are played by part-time workers who are hired through a recruitment process.
4. The recruitment process involves document screening, auditions, and on-site auditions.
5. The part-time workers can earn extra income through tips.
6. The minimum wage for part-time workers is 8,350 won.
7. A beggar character can earn around 41,750 won per day, including tips.
8. The characters have to interact with tourists and provide information about the village.
9. The village serves traditional Korean food, including kimchi and braised chicken.
10. The part-time workers get free family admission to the village.
11. The village is a private business, not owned by the government.
12. The admission fee for the village is around 20,000 won.
13. The village has a traditional Korean instrument shop where visitors can play instruments.
14. The king of the underworld is a character who gives final judgement to the deceased.
15. The naming messenger is a character who gives names to the deceased based on their desires.
16. The judge character is a character who presides over the afterlife trial.