“Young-gil Park, who is reckless and loves Ppoppi, thinks everything he thinks is right. Everything he says is a basic principle of the world and a universal truth.” 

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The visual artist Seonmin Park, who faced several job failures, was inspired by Young-gil Park, a street outlaw. Young-gil (Young Kill) Park has a strong presence and a fearsome name. However, he is a character created by the artist in her imagination and represents the average middle-aged man seen on Seoul Subway Line 1 and throughout the city. She dresses up like Young-gil Park and mimics his behaviour that impose his values and thoughts on people. The ‘free literature cart’, for example, is filled with leaflets and flyers. It seems to be a religious practice, but that is not the case at all. Seonmin was simply inspired by the ways in which religious people spread their gospel in public and uses the cart to promote her propaganda that people need to hire her no matter what. The leaflets and flyers do not explain why people need to hire her in terms of capitalist value as there is only one important reason: because Seonmin is cute. However, the world is so blind. She failed to be hired and became illegal due to the expiration of her residence card.