Please Deliver My Coffin First
Opening scene
“I'm taking your car instead of the delivery fee.”
How it begins
Funeral transport driver Sunho sets down a coffin—and finds his own name and today's date written on the lid. His boss, Gapjin, dangles his car keys. "I'm taking your car instead of the delivery fee." Behind them, very much alive client Yunmi raps on her own coffin. "Why is mine late?" When Sunho grabs for the keys, Gapjin blocks him: selling the car would cover the drivers' severance. Yunmi says that if both coffins aren't on stage in time, there's no final payment. Then Sunho looks inside the coffin with his name on it. It's packed with clothes hangers.
The rest, we'll show you once it's made.
Why was a perfectly alive driver delivered a coffin with his own name on it?
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Characters
Sunho
Funeral transport driver
Unload the coffins and drive off in the car his boss is holding hostage
Gapjin
Funeral transport company boss
Yunmi
Client hosting a closing event
