Work Later Drink Now Season 2 Teaser: Lee Sun-bin, Han Seon-hwa and Jeong Eun-ji are Back With Stronger Chemistry

Work Later Drink Now Season 2 Teaser has been released by TVING after much anticipation. It is a South Korean web series based on the Kakao Webtoon Drinker City Women by Mikkang and was released last year in October, with 12 episodes.

It tells the story of three women whose life philosophies revolve around having a drink after getting off from work. Lee Sun-bin stars as television writer Ahn So-hee, Han Sun-hwa plays yoga instructor Han Ji-yeon, and Jung Eun-ji plays origami YouTuber Kang Ji-goo. Meanwhile, Kang Buk-gu played by Choi Si-won works as a PD of a TV variety show. He hangs out with the 3 women in their 30s.

Ahn So-hee is a second writer who swears like a sailor and considers makgeolli food because it’s made from grain. She’s a master of drinking, and the doctor has told her she might get alcohol-related dementia. Han Ji-yeon is a beautiful yoga instructor with a positive view of everything, whose personality teeters between stupid and crazy.

According to her friends, she doesn’t have trouble reading the room. She is simply afraid of nothing. She used to be a nutritionist. Now she makes somaek with balanced ratios.

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Han Ji-goo is an origami YouTuber. She is a woman with a tough exterior but a soft heart. She used to be a history teacher at a girls’ high school but had to quit because of an incident. The three college friends talk about life over drinks and keep putting one foot in front of the other.

In the released teaser, we see the trio sitting together with the soju glasses in their hands and clinking them. They seem to have gotten closer together as we hear Ahn So-hee saying that she missed (us) and a scene of Han Ji-yeon comes up, where she says “me too.” While Ji-goo comes in a rather questionable outfit saying – we have come back again.

There will be many more drunk nights and equally crazy shenanigans as they will deal with new day-to-day issues in their lives. They might even go to countryside for a retreat that might not go, all that well, from the looks of it.

Watch Work Later Drink Now Season 2 Teaser

The series is set to be released on December 9 on TVING.

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