First part-time job
Each of the seven began working part-time at a local supermarket, restaurant, or car wash. They spent their days learning firsthand the harshness of society, getting angry when they failed at unfamiliar jobs, and nearly crying when they received unreasonable customer complaints. However, they never ran away. They had been exposed to the struggles of a large family from a young age and knew how to cooperate with each other, so they continued to work desperately with their natural guts. Their faces gradually changed into those of adults as they learned the preciousness of labor and the weight of money.
