Netflix’s Dead-End Job Is Real: In Korea, a “Honey Job” Was Already a Horror Story

A Korean convenience store at night, the kind of workplace where Dead-End Job's first shift begins

Netflix’s Dead-End Job pays 50 times the minimum wage and costs lives. In Korea that is the news: “kkul alba” job ads now recruit voice-phishing mules and lure young people to Cambodian scam compounds.