A young professional faces the harsh realities of corporate downsizing, where every step forward seems to demand a compromise of her principles. As she navigates a cutthroat job market, she must decide how far she is willing to go to get ahead, and at what cost to her integrity.
Can I come over? I'm home alone. Feeling kinda bored. I have brand clients today.
Not convenient. Next time. Okay. Don't drink, then.
Mhm. Don't worry. That old classmate's cousin of yours, she's still at your place.
She says she wants to try again. If not, she'll go back. She's not cut out for this. Also,
that girl, you better be careful. Not convenient. You just don't want to share resources.
Afraid I'll take yours. Sister Tao, what you have, I can have too.
Tao. Hard work today. Come, let's toast. Thanks, Boss Wang.
That won't do. That little bit doesn't count. You're in this line of work. You need to build your tolerance.
Right. For events, business dinners, you can't avoid them.
Thanks for the tip. I really don't drink much. Mona, she needs to learn.
She has a shoot tomorrow morning. Young people bounce back fast. Let me toast everyone first. But I'm done after this.
If I drink too much, my face swells. I'll look bad in photos. I'd hate to disappoint you all.