Thousands Of Koreans Forced To Play Children's Games To NOT Be Killed

[Music]. bada bing bada boom the locks come off. these big heavy doors interestingly. enough the locks are on the outside. hundreds of these doors they open in. unison they open at the same time and. thousands a, 2,000 it feels more like. 4,000 people they walk out of these. different doors that have now just been. unlocked they're walking out into the. sun and a lot of them are squinting. because they've been inside all night. long they've been trapped essentially.

padlocked from the outside and now. they're walking into what feels like a. massive Atrium they're staring up at the. sky they're doing circles they're doing. like a 360 turn and all you see around. you are these buildings buildings and. then beyond those buildings Woods it's. so strange it feels like its own secret. country in the middle of the woods. there's 60s something buildings they all. this brutal style cement blocks very.

unwelcoming the scale of this place is. massive how do you even build. infrastructure like this in the middle. of the woods it's dense Woods dozens of. dozens of buildings just circling the. center field where they're all standing. and there's also these walls there are. some walls that are built to keep people. out and there are some walls built to. keep people in this is one of those. walls because how do you climb 30 ft up. with no grip no help beyond that Beyond.

the Wall centering this field there's a. fence just as tall potentially taller. and even if you get beyond that what do. you do you don't even know where you are. you're in the middle of nowhere which. way do you run what if you run deeper. into the woods or you run straight off a. cliff or you run and run and run until. you Circle back to whatever this place. is regardless it would be impossible to. get past all the guards the guards are. holding these wooden bats and they're. Shuff in all these people to the center.

of this field every single one of the. 3,500 something people are wearing. identical tracksuits blue tracksuits. think of like the Adidas jumpsuits their. heads are shaved but it's clear whoever. shaved their heads did not care they did. not pay attention there's scars all over. their scalp and Behind these people the. rooms that they just came out of is even. more bizarre every single room is. occupied by Stacks and stacks of bunk.

beds just rows of bunk beds practically. on top of each other one of the people. in the blue tracksuits blinks what the. hell is this place a lot of the people. gathered are miners some are young as 4. years old but there seems to be no. consistent pattern to even the people. that are there there are children. there's teenagers adults elderly people. everybody is wearing the appropriate. sized blue tracksuit without distinction. how do you even get a 4-year-old old.

size tracksuit and pinned to each. tracksuit are numbers that's what. they're known by here nobody goes by. names they just go by numbers most of. the people in the tracksuits they look. scared some of them remember the first. words the guard said when they were. brought here this is a quote from today. you will abandon your rotten mentality. and be born as a new human and then. there's a scream hey get down from there. everybody's whipping around trying to. see what the guards are yelling about. until they see it over there there is a.

man in a blue tracksuit climbing up one. of the buildings onto the roof and he. leaps from the roof and lands straight. on his head on the ground one person who. was standing right there says honestly I. didn't know the sound of someone's head. exploding could make such a loud. splitting sound I saw his skull explode. open a guard member just walks over and. sweeps up the brains and Bones as if. nothing has happened and everything goes. back to normal.

nobody screams Nobody Cries nobody. reacts because it's going to be them. next all of this sounds pretty familiar. no one could sensibly say that it it. does sound like the plot of one of the. most famous series on Netflix the squid. games but it's not this is the real life. case of the brother's home in South. Korea the true story behind squid games. [Music].

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available at Rotten Mingo podcast.com. with that being said today's case. involves mentions of internment essay. trafficking torture so please take a. break if it gets to be too much it is on. the heavier side but I do think it's. important to knowe especially with the. Olympics coming up in LA in 2028 this is. going to be very important another thing. to note is this is something that. happens all over the world including in. America there have been recent cases. potentially not to this scale but this.

is not an episode to point fingers at. one country and throw stones from our. glass homes another note South Korea at. the time that this took place was not a. democracy it was run by a dictator so. clearly times have changed times are. different I mean I don't know how. different considering the recent. president was just impeached but. additionally our amazing Korean. researchers and translators were. actually able to travel out to some of. the survivors involved in today's case. to conduct in-person interviews they. translated the Survivors book The the. surviving child written by Han jungan.

he's going to be a huge part of the case. we will refer to him as Han moving. forward additionally this is a. three-part case so in part one we're. going to go through all the Torture. Games at the brothers home welfare. center and how it compares to the show. squid games in part two we're going to. talk about what they do with the dead. bodies there were hundreds if not maybe. even a thousand the official number is. close to 600 of dead bodies left at the. facility we're going to talk about what.

happened to those bodies as well as yeah. it's this is a huge scale incident as. well as the salt water and food torture. as well as what happens to you if you. manage to escape from brother's home and. in part three we go in depth on the. wealthy benefactors of these games if. you will so with that being said let's. get started now squid games is one of. Netflix's best performing series it's I. feel like everybody knows this series.

it's a South Korean series where a man. in a suit approaches people that are. drowning in debt and are at the Cliff's. Edge of financial ruin he has a. fascinating proposal you play a few. games against 400 something other people. in the same exact situation as you and. if you win these series of fun little. games you're the last one standing you. walk away with $40 million it's a. proposal that you really can't pass up. it sounds easy considering most of the. games played are children's games but. it's not made explicitly clear that if.

you lose you lose your life and at that. point the contestants have already. entered into the game there's no backing. out the first season focuses on mainly. the shocking nature of the games where. everybody gets to know each other they. form bonds and then they got a backstab. each other and then they have to watch. each other die but then also at the same. time if you don't die then I'm going to. die and it's this very Stark reality and. the first season they they focus on the. existence of the games and the fact that. it's due to VIP clients who want.

entertainment these rich people they. don't think reality show games are high. stakes enough so they want to watch. people fight to the death the first. season shows kiun the main character. winning the final prize at the end of. the season he survives Until the End. he's now $40 million richer but he's so. traumatized he just wants to know who. the hell did this why the hell would. they even do something like this why. does this exist I don't get it and I. want to put an end to it the money is.

not worth the trauma and the anger that. he feels and if it happens let's say. once every year you're talking about. hundreds of people are going to die. every single year for what squid Game. season 2 is more focused on khun's. Revenge but it really starts with a. piece of bread episode 1 in season 2 is. even titled bread and Lottery just a. spoiler alert I'm not going to tell you. guys who wins or who dies in each games. which is the main premise of season 2. but there are going to be mentions of. certain descriptions of kind of what.

happens but it's not the main plot so. just be warned the man in the suit this. is the main recruiter for squid games he. walks around the park to find people. without homes that are sleeping on. benches he leans down smiling at them. he's in like the cleanest suit hello you. seem to be struggling you live a life. with no future I've prepared a small. gift for you today they all get up a. gift what what is the gift the man in. the suit pushes out both of his hands in. his right hand is a piece of bread it.

looks good food and then in the left. hand a lottery ticket the first man. Smiles he gets up and he reaches for h. no no no you can only have one gift. bread or Lottery you may only choose one. the first man chooses the lottery ticket. the man in the suit even offers him a. coin to use to scratch it off to see if. you won he did not win o seems like you. lost my coin back please the man gives. back the coin and the suit man moves on.

to do it again to the next person he's. got two bags full of bread from the. bakery he does not give anyone who loses. the lottery a piece of bread did anyone. choose bread one person most people. chose Lottery and you see most of them. even almost hesitating to grab the bread. but ultimately at the end they choose. the lottery ticket interesting yeah and. then once he's through with all of them. he goes to the center of the park and he. still has two full bags of bread and a.

much lower stack of lottery tickets and. he spills throws all the bread onto the. ground they're packaged in plastic from. the bakery so all the park goers they. start approaching him they're confused. they want that bread why are you. throwing away such good pieces of bread. you could give it to us the soupman. smiles and he Stomps on a piece of bread. before the man can reach for it I gave. you a chance and you made your choice. listen everyone I am not the one who. threw this bread away it is you ladies. and gentlemen.

and with that he starts stomping all. over the bread in the middle of the park. he's grunting he's stomping with both of. his Prine loafers till the bread. explodes out of the plastic packaging. and just splatters onto the ground then. very calmly he tucks his tie back in. fixes his lapel smiles and walks off it. all starts with bread in real life as. well in South Korea 14-year-old Choy is. walking home from school when this big. hand just grips his shoulder drags him. into the alleyway and there's a man.

staring at him a middle-aged man did you. steal a piece of bread what what did you. steal the piece of bread from the store. the adult man rips the backpack off of. Troy rips it open and there's a piece of. bread in there it it's just leftovers I. had from school I didn't steal any bread. leftovers from school where the hell did. you get this piece of bread tell me the. truth by the way this is from Troy's. account firsthand account like I said I. had leftovers at school you're lying to.

me where the did you get this you little. punk where did you steal it from which. store 14-year-old Choy is too ashamed to. tell him sir I'm poor okay I take home. the bread from school so that I can eat. it for dinner but also why do I need to. explain that to this random man in the. alleyway this back and forth goes on for. what feels like forever and this man. just keeps smoking cigarettes he's. lighting the cigarette blowing it in. Choice's face lighting another one blow. where did you get the bread lighting it. blowing where did you get the bread over.

and over and over again why is this man. stopping him out of nowhere screaming at. him about a random piece of have eaten. bread things start blurring together but. Troy says he will never forget that. moment where he is standing in front of. the strange man fully naked and there's. a cigarette in that man's mouth and the. man grabs his lighter holds Troy's. private parts and starts holding the. lighter underneath it what in the. alleyway yes he flicks it on the flame.

almost makes contact tell me again you. stole the bread didn't you please just. let me go home please tell me the truth. then I just want to go home I didn't. steal anything things have been. disappearing from the local store it. must be you right I saw you coming down. the road you stole it and you ate a. piece of it didn't you didn't you and. now the flame is touching him it's. burning him completely on his private. parts if you tell the truth I will let. you go home. it's not the truth but what else is Choy.

supposed to do okay fine I stole it I. stole the bread from. where the market up ahead that's what. Choy tells him that's what he says from. the market up ahead I stole it okay are. you happy you should have just told the. truth sooner I mean look at you you got. beat up for nothing didn't you stay here. and wait a second Troy is putting on his. clothes back when the man walks off to. make a call and within seconds he comes.

back holds Troy down and in a few. minutes a white van starts speeding down. the empty road and screeches to a halt. in front of the alleyway it's one of. those refrigerated trucks that you. transport I would imagine refrigerated. Goods you know the back is like a. windowless compartment it's kind of. reminiscent of like a moving truck the. back door slides open and the man throws. Troy in there and slams it shut it is. completely pitched back inside there's. not a single window there's no light. penetrating nothing it's even blocked.

from the driver's side they can't see. anything he's panicking he's trying to. ask hello is there anybody there where. am I you can't just do this nobody. responds he says he waits until his eyes. are adjusted to the dim light and he's. rubbing them and then he sees like a. glowing orb like tiny little marble just. like. glowing then another one and he's. squinting and his eyes slowly adjust and. he said children's eyes floating staring. at him at least a dozen kids slammed.

into the back of this freezer truck if. you are kidnapped in a windowless van it. is very important that you listen and. you try to figure out where they're. taking you the 20 pairs of what looks. like floating eyeballs now they seem to. be arranged by height but that doesn't. make sense because why would the. kidnappers kidnap from shortest to. tallest I mean why would they do that no. it's because they're going up a hill a. steep hill and they've been going up it. for the past 30 minutes it's not even. clear if this is an authorized road that.

they should be driving on it sounds like. branches are hitting and scraping the. sides of the van in another 10 minutes. give or take it's been 30 already the. floating eyes they slide to one side and. the the truck slams to a halt the door. slams open and the flashlight is shining. in directly everybody's trying to block. it it's nighttime outside they're so. confused and there's a handful of men. holding large wooden clubs they. reminiscent of baseball bats but they're. not they're more primitive they look.

more painful there's little spots of red. on them like blood they're solid and. they're massive according to one victim. the men scream hey yous what are you. waiting for get out and get down now one. by one they jump out of the white truck. and they're so confused at what they're. staring at it's nighttime but they know. that they're in the middle of the woods. there's trees everywhere it's dense it's. not even the kind of forest that you do. a little hik in it's very unkempt but.

that's not even the alarming part it's. the fact that they're in the middle of. the woods and they're standing in this. massive structure a. compound there's rows and rows of cement. buildings All Uniform uninviting it. feels like some sort of camp with 60 or. so buildings and they're all teared kind. of like a hole in the center and all the. buildings go up around it mhm there's. this little open field in the center. that they're getting ushered into it's. like a stadium right yes like a stadium.

set up but instead of bleachers and. chairs for you to sit and watch sports. buildings so think of the scale of this. it's like a like a military base that's. what they said it feels like in the. middle of nowhere where is the actual. location of this. pan train to pan yes the water side City. oceans side on the very southern part of. South Korea I actually have family from. pan yeah wow okay now the setup of this. massive compound is similar to that of.

an arena which Gladiators would fight so. they're all getting ushered into the. center field which is just like flat. Sandy land and the kids that are quick. enough to try and plot and Escape. they're yeah it's not happening the. walls around this place around the. buildings even are 30 ft tall there's no. grip there's nothing that you can hold. on to to climb 30 ft tall walls and on. top of that there's guards with wooden. staks posted around the perimeter of. this Place wait so there's it like a.

circle wall on the very outside so. there's a circular flat field and then. around it are buildings that go up about. 60 different buildings and they go up. and up and up and then around those. buildings are another 30ft wall wow. you're just trapped it's really like the. opening scene of squid games where they. open the top and you're just stuck in. the hole in the middle of the woods yeah. yeah yeah it feels like that the kids. who aren't quick enough to plot an. escape they don't even know what's. happened when they're all dragged to the.

center and their hair is just getting. chopped off it's the first thing they do. it feels random it doesn't matter if you. have this neat bow cut or long hair that. goes to your waist they're grabbing. chunks and cutting it almost. intentionally to make it look bad it's. weird it doesn't feel utilitarian. because if you have long hair the best. fastest way to cut it would be to grab. it in a ponytail and then chop right but. they're taking chunks and cutting it at. varying Heights. very weird once the kids's hair look.

like they've been run through a cheese. grater they make the kids stand at. attention stand up back straight look. here and there's a bright flash they're. taking pictures just like in Squid games. each person that enters takes a picture. that looks more like a mug shot the. children are forced to hold a plaque. with individualized numbers it'll say. like 82 9. 2167 from then on nobody is referred to. by their real names when you say. children like like how old old are they. only taking children's there so this.

place has about 3,500 plus people at any. given time that's not including the. people that die there but um there's. about a thousand children so these are. minors some of them are as young as four. most of them are teenagers I would say. 12 13 seems to be the age that they get. taken in some are five some are seven. and then you have a lot of young adults. 20s and 30s and then a small portion of. elderly people now we're going to go. through a lot of the children's stories.

because they have since grown into. adults and if they survived they have. come out to try and get Justice for what. happened when was this this was in the '. 80s and '90s so a lot of the survivors. that were taken as kids are 40s and 50s. now wow okay everyone will be assigned. number and that is what you will be. referred to here on out not your name. your number just like squid games the. men with the wooden sticks they hand out. a pair of clothes to each person it's a. blue tracksuit identical blue tracksuits.

with new numbers on each one everyone. listen up you're going to take off your. clothes be strip searched and then you. will put on your new uniforms give me. all of your clothes your old clothes. your belongings from now on your only. true possessions are this blue tracksuit. and another blue tracksuit that you will. wear when this blue track suit is being. washed which is not that often if the. zipper breaks you're going to have to. make do because you're not going to get. a new one when the winter weather hits. negative degre you're not going to get. another one one or an outer layer this.

is your new life every child then gets. sorted into the correct Warehouse or one. of the massive cement structures that. they saw coming in which side note it's. Dawning on a lot of them that means if. all the structures are filled with. people again you're talking about. thousands of people in blue tracksuits I. don't know if they're prisoners I mean. what would you even consider them right. now what is even happening once they get. sectioned off they quickly realize the. entire place is run like a military each. building is called and considered a. platoon there are platoon leaders room.

leaders there's this established. hierarchy but technically they're just. guards they'll open the door who the. hell is screaming in here shut the hell. up 24th platoon lights out if you don't. shut up they'll come in there and. they'll beat every single one in the. platoon each door is slammed shut and. locked from the outside with a giant pad. lock and the very first night is very. terrifying for a lot of the kids One. Survivor says I just knew that I was. trapped unable to go where I want I was. terrified we all spent our first night.

in extreme fear they're not allowed to. talk to one another otherwise the. so-called platoon leader the guard will. walk in grab that wooden stick and slam. it down on someone's head so most of the. kids are just laying there with these. floating eyes open scared until the. military alarm rings at 5:00 in the. morning it's very clear in the morning. which kids have been here a while cuz. once that alarm goes off they jump out. of bed they're folding up their blankets. in record speed that I don't even think. the military can achieve the blankets.

have to be folded military style with. perfectly sharp corners and placed at. the end of their bed the new kids the. ones with strong survival instincts. they're just looking and trying to. figure out what to do they're trying to. fold it just no one's helping them. nobody told them what to do they're just. trying to fit in the other kids they're. crying and asking what are we doing why. is there an alarm what hello why Won't. Anyone talk to me just Why can't I go. home hello they get beat once a head. count is done in the room all the kids. are ushered Into The Big Field the.

courtyard in the center of all the. buildings and another headcount is done. they're really making sure nobody. escapes then once your platoon is called. you have to march in sync to this one. building called the washrooms you got. seven-year-olds that have never done. this before they don't know why they're. here where their parents are and they. have to march in syn otherwise they get. beat in the washroom you get 3 seconds. of water your face wash salt your tooth. toothpaste salt your toothbrush your.

finger 3 seconds of wash time 3 seconds. of water so you scrub the salt all over. your skin and you use your index finger. to rub your teeth and gums with salt and. then they will only turn on the water. for 3 seconds per group to wash your. face mouth and everything in 3 seconds M. but if one child falls behind even if. they were just brought in last night. they get dragged to the corner of the. cold washroom and they're beaten with. sticks and nobody says anything nobody. tries to stop the guards from beating.

the new kid because they don't know. what's going on they get beaten until. they're in a fetal position on the cold. washroom floor begging for mercy and. it's very clear why nobody stops them. because if you look at anybody in a blue. suit all of them have pestering wounds. everywhere so it's very clear to them. hey if I try to stop you from getting. beat nothing changes the only thing that. changes is that instead of you getting. beat we'll both get beat that's it. that's the way of life in this compound. once Survivor says violence always comes.

first words are unnecessary even if they. say stand up straight they don't mean. stand up straight like a normal citizen. they want military level attention from. a 5-year-old how many of us would know. how to do that if we're even a little. bit slow to react they kick and hit us. every day the guards will ask the. terrified tracksuit wearers something. along the lines of okay now do you want. to play a game what they have games at. Brother's home they're forced to play. yes squid games the premise of the show.

is everyone in the game will participate. in six different games over 6 days those. who win all six games will receive a. handsome cash prize interestingly enough. like I said all the games are childhood. games they're not particularly the most. mentally or physically taxing at least. not on the surface but sometimes it's. luck like the tyona game where you have. to cut out the figure in the hard candy. or theoretically you have some very. simple games like red light green light. where you have to run or walk towards. this Finish Line when the doll in front.

of you is screaming green light and then. it turns around and says red light and. you better stop moving because you will. get shot if you're still moving if you. lose your balance if you trip if you. fall you're going to get shot or. recently in season 2 they have this one. game where the contestants get teamed up. into groups of five they have to run. across a track and play five separate. mini games that have to be completed. before going on to the next mini game so. it's mini game you run run run mini game. run run run and you have to complete. this whole track within 5 minutes now.

the premise of this though the hard part. is that they're all tied together the. five people your right leg is going to. be tied to your partner's left leg and. your left leg to the other partner's. right leg and if one of you trips you're. all going to trip and it's all about. being physically connected because if. you trip you lose so much time and. you're going to die the games in the. brother's home are just as intense and I. would say just as high stakes if not. more so than squid games obviously if. you don't even factor in the fact that. squid games is fictional but the guards.

they instruct the children and others at. the compound all 3500 of them create the. Han River Bridge right now each 50. people are told to line up side by side. and then they have to turn so now your. face is facing the back of somebody's. head MH and someone's looking at the. back of your head then you get down onto. a push-up position and then in unison. each person has to lift their legs and. rest them on the shoulder and back of. the person behind them uhhuh so your.

legs are being supported by the persons. behind you and then your hands are on. the ground yeah it's maybe three people. it's easy I don't even know if it's easy. with three people maybe 10 it's easy but. it's 50 a human centipede formed by 50. humans all leaning on top of each other. and the bridge has to be held for at. least like half an hour long enough for. all the guards to take turns walking. across the quote unquote Han River. Bridge. what is that something that just AAR.

made up or it's like a childhood game. but you don't do it with 50 people you. do it with a few people and the stakes. of the game are if you fall you all. giggle but if you fall here you get beat. and sometimes to the point of death and. this is something that created by the. guards or by like the higher higher up. for entertainment for the higher ups it. seems like the guards for fun yes for. fun the Survivor Haun who authored the. book says we had to use all of our.

strength and our arms and waist to. maintain balance so the team leaders the. guards wouldn't fall if they fell. everybody goes down onto the floor. they're just laying there stomped on. beaten with wooden bats I mean none of. these activities are real games they're. technically games because a lot of them. are childhood games but other than that. it's not a game a game would imply. there's a winner and a loser in Squid. games sure it could be argued that most. games don't have a clear winner but at. the very end the winner walks away with. tens of millions of dollars the game.

Stakes at Brother's home is if you win. you get out with maybe just a few wounds. from that game if you lose you could. lose your life the so-called games are. just straight up punishments the guards. would ask everyone if they wanted to. play games but like I said they're not. games they'll stand and gather everybody. in the bunk rooms and scream hirosima. every single person in that cramped. Warehouse likee room is going to stand. up climb to the top bomb and hang. themselves upside down with their legs.

hooked over the side of the top bunk. like you know how you go upside down on. monkey bars yeah dangling head down now. hold the pose the rules of the game are. simple don't get up and don't fall and. if you do you get beat and possibly die. one Survivor says kids who were new had. the hardest time they would cry a lot. and their faces would get swollen from. The Rush of Blood others would collapse. because they're fainting not even. because they can't take the pressure in. their ears anymore but if you fall from.

that position because you fainted it. hurts a lot you land on your neck which. side note a lot of people have become. permanently disfigured permanently. disabled and or just completely. paralyzed at the brother's home yeah the. game is made even more Twisted by the. fact that when you're upside down. they'll go around randomly hitting. people on the stomach with the wooden. stick and it's random it's not even like. you fell or you're groaning or anything. it could just be for no reason at all. they said said the anticipation of that. random hit to your stomach when you're.

upside down and staring at everything. from that angle it kills you the. anticipation they say quote there's no. way to express the terror of not knowing. where the guards would hit when your. vision was pointed downward like a. handstand another sick game is called. the kup roll it's a rice roll or blanket. rolling which sounds like it would be. the easier of the so-called punishment. games but it's not barely anyone walks. out without a concussion the guards will. roll the blanket out slam me down onto. it and start rolling it across the floor.

so now you're in this burrito of a. blanket if you don't crunch your core. immediately and bring your hands to. cover your head in time you've lost the. game because the second the blanket. rolls they start kicking you beating you. stomping you they say they kick you like. they're kicking um soccer balls at the. World Cup but it's just your head One. Survivor says if you don't curl your. body up as much as possible your. intestines could rupture or we've seen. people with arms and legs that break in. that game you could also end up with. head injuries and Calvary calvalry is.

one of the worst games it's more of a. battle than anything they get two blue. tracksuit wearing people sometimes from. the same platoon same room they're. forced to fist fight each other until. one of them is on the brink of death the. game does not end until at least one. child has a broken nose a few broken. missing teeth Andor a. concussion it's like a horrific. battlefield for no reason that would. even remotely make sense other games. games include taking on stress poses one.

is where you start with your feet on the. ground so imagine you're just standing. on the ground then you bend at the waist. and you keep bending and bending until. your forehead touches the floor so. you're in this upside down vshape and. the two points that are touching the. ground are your forehead and your feet. which doesn't seem that bad but just. like red light green light if you move. even just a little if you even Shake. because you're getting tired they will. step on you they'll step on your lower. back your butt area putting pressure. onto your skull that's already digging.

into the gravel and you're in this. position this stress pose for an hour. it's not even 5 minutes they say it's a. very unique type of unescapable pain. another variation consists of being on. your knees on the gravel like you're. about to pray and then lowering your. forehead to touch the pebbly grally. floor and your hands are behind your. back if you move the guards will come. and stomp your head down onto the floor. but the hardest stress position. according to multiple survivors so. remember the first one with the upside. down V mhm they said when they really.

want to torture you you don't put your. forehead on the ground they shove your. nose into the ground it's called the Red. Pepper powder because the minute they. even press you a little bit it's just. blood everywhere and it goes into your. nose it goes everywhere then there's. another one called motor vehicle and. it's just you standing in front of a. guard and they say motor vehicle and. they'll shout left. indicator like turn on on your left. signal but you don't really do anything.

cuz it's not really a game they just. whack your left eye with a wooden bat. until it's swollen sometimes the games. are less creative they'll put wooden. sticks soak them in salt water and hit. the back of people's calves or the soles. of their feet why they soak it in Salt. so once you hit somebody's skin with a. wood stick you're going to break the. skin open and this is soaked in salt. water so now it's just going to be extra. painful oh my God okay one Survivor says.

how does it feel to get hit with it just. once I mean your knees automatically. Buckle after that it becomes bearable. because you lose all feeling at least in. that moment One Survivor says once one. of the guards hit me so hard he broke my. two front teeth and you know what they. said they grabbed a string and pulled. out the rest of his remaining teeth one. by one and uh I guess these were his. adult teeth but he does not have a. single tooth to this day he doesn't have.

any. teeth this was all part of the games in. the compound called brother's home. unlike squid games there's no winning. there's no nothing there's no Grand cash. prize at the end there's only losing or. losing your life one Survivor Han again. the one that authored the book that our. researchers met up with he said there's. one particular memory that haunts me. someone in our group was having an. epileptic seizure the guards saw thought. he was faking it and started beating him. with a wooden bat the boy regained.

Consciousness and grabbed the guard's. leg begging him please stop please I I'm. sorry begging for forgiveness but the. guard was upset he continued beating him. and bang beat his head with the bat and. then one last quote he caked the boy's. head like a soccer ball the boy. collapsed his eyes rolled back into his. head and when they rolled back they were. unfocused and blood started oozing out. of his skull his body was dragged away. and he was never seen again that's what. happens when you lose the game one. Survivor says I saw people being beaten.

to death I saw someone frothing at the. mouth the fear that if I make a mistake. I could be beaten to death was intense. it was all consuming and even if you. survived the day there is no guarantee. that you survive the night one Survivor. who was taken in when they were 10 by. the way they say at night there were. things a lot of things that were. happening that shouldn't have even. happened during war times at night when. we were all sleeping you could hear. screams women men screaming and being. dragged away young boys being forcibly.

ripped from their bunk beds the guards. were essaying them at night one victim. States it was so painful I had to. literally crawl back to my bunk another. Survivor he was 15 when he was kidnapped. he says I was subjected to all forms of. brutal abuse and was essayed daily every. night I was essayed by the guards this. lasted for more than 4 years that's how. I grew up I don't even know how I. survived another other victim Choy the. one that was accused of stealing the.

bread he said one night one of the. guards stripped off all my clothes. washed me in cold water ordered me to. lie down in the bed and I was so scared. that night the guard essayed me so bad I. was bleeding everywhere it was. excruciating he was essayed almost. nightly for the next 5 years by the. guards multiple guards at a time. but that wasn't the worst part he said.

the worst part was later um a few years. in he Liv in the cafeteria when he saw. his brother and he says I saw him and I. didn't know what to say I just had tears. streaming down my face I could see him. struggling to adapt to the brother's. home and it hurt me so much that I could. just only watch from afar was it younger. or older a little bit older but still a. child mhm the mental and physical damage. that was inflicted on me was something I. could never imagine. by the time that he turned 19 he only.

weighed 80 lb another Survivor states. she didn't really know exactly what. happened to her because she was so young. she says the guard ripped my clothes off. then he tied my legs to the bed I didn't. know what yet so I didn't even know that. I was being essayed only that it was. like the most painful thing you hear the. so-called guards say things like this. one's pretty and then you'll just hear. someone getting dragged away screaming. Han says one of the guards asked me to. come over so I went to him he was naked. and he asked me do you know how to off I.

thought he was naked because it was hot. and it was summer and we don't have AC I. didn't understand anything cuz I was so. young when I hesitated he angrily cursed. at me hey you son of a I asked you if. you know how to off you son of a just a. string of curse hords Han screamed. thinking I mean if I don't respond or. help him cool down he's going to beat me. I'm confused I don't know I have no clue. what this man is saying he screams yeah. yeah yeah I do the guard is just laying. on the bed and he orders Han then do it.

Han writes as soon as he said that I ran. back to the shoe rack I grabbed the. slipper with the guard's name on it and. I clapped the slippers together so the. translation the slang for off especially. in the dialect that Han uses because. he's from a smaller town the. self-pleasure slang kind of sounds like. the word that he uses for slippers so he. was like trying to cool him off by. clapping the slippers together he was. just frantic he didn't know what to do. and the guard thinks that Han is mocking.

him so he grabs the slippers starts. slapping him across the face repeatedly. then forces him to lay face down spits. on him and essays him hun says the guard. just kept screaming you're trying to. mess with me huh and he starts violently. beating him while violently essaying him. how old was H then he was probably. 14 Han says the pain was so severe I. couldn't even breathe let it alone speak. I could hear what the guard was saying. and see how he was hitting me but I.

couldn't defend myself at all and I. could barely breathe properly the whole. time it was happening I only had one. thought that I would kill this somehow. no matter what I mean I had no choice. though but to grp my teeth and endure. this sometimes they would commit the. essays while other kids are there just. Frozen eyes clenched because they don't. want to be next and in the massive. compound they have a psych wart which. sounds like they care about the people. in there enough about their mental. health but not really I mean you were. taken into the psych wward if you could.

not be beaten into submission you would. be drugged 24/7 and still beaten and. abused in the psych ward even in the. psych ward One Survivor states she saw. the guards every night they would drag. patients away one patient at a time but. it'd be like three guards on one. patient the Survivor was 10 she says if. a woman vomits I just knew that they. would take her to the basement the. implication being she's pregnant and. they force the termination but she. didn't realize that when she was. 10 and she says now that I think about.

it I feel so sorry for those people if I. had known then I mean even if I knew I. wouldn't have had the power but I could. have at least tried protecting them. right saying not to do that to them. that's what my heart hurts the most Now. One Survivor says I was a child with a. home and parents and siblings I just. couldn't understand why I was there why. I was trapped in a place like this. survivor king was left paralyzed from. these games names and stuck in that. mental institution for years after one.

particularly brutal beating by a bunch. of the guards he says they had me tied. up and smashed my head onto the concrete. when I woke up honestly I was so shocked. my left arm and leg wouldn't move at all. and to this day they. don't he was labeled as crazy thrown. into the psych ward where he was forced. to take every pill that they wanted to. give him he says quote whenever I took. those drugs for about 10 hours I was in. a complete days if I not to take it or. try to spit it out one person would. squeeze my nose shut and the other.

person would pop the pill in my mouth. and just pour water down my throat they. were forcing him to take the pills via. waterboarding in a way he says I ended. up becoming a real psychiatric patient. they drove him crazy he says they treat. humans like animals if you don't listen. to the guards you're you're beat on the. spot I mean if there was a hell this. place was it brother's home is a place. that doesn't even begin to make sense I. mean even their medical procedures don't. make sense if someone has a cut an open. cut their solution because they have a.

medical Wing a building you go there and. they rub salt on you a disinfectant they. say the Survivor said the guards would. just rub salt all over us roughly which. made all the wounds so much worse one of. the worst incidents of Survivor. witnessed was one man well other than. death was one man got caught on a wire. in the field and his stomach had split. open his intestines were pulling out do. you know what they did this is the. Survivor asking us they brought the salt.

they rubed salt into his open stomach. the place feels like it exists merely to. torture thousands of people in tandem. but how and why I mean even though. everyone is starving living in the worst. conditions it still cost something to. run a place like this so someone must be. funding it or something for what reason. nothing makes sense what the hell is. this place all the survivors say we felt. like animals in the compound we were not. treated like human beings we could not. be behave like human beings we couldn't. do anything thinking in there is a.

luxury everyone only has one thought I. don't want to get beat I don't want to. die and then one day a guard walks in. attention look over here everyone stands. at attention they're looking if one of. you eats this there will be no. punishment games today everyone's. squinting what even is that and they're. looking and he's holding up this. leathery looking substance it looks. looks scary One Survivor says snake skin. it snake skin you know it's interesting.

because we were so hungry we would eat. centipedes you know uh pine cones and. pine needles we would eat those too but. apparently snake skin was too much for. us so what feels like so many moments. nobody says anything until a little boy. steps forward and his voice is so calm. team leader if I eat that will there. really be no group game punishments. today the guard nods and the little boy. walks up grabs the snake skin and lets. it slide down his throat and everybody.

thought well that makes sense if anybody. in this platoon was going to do it it. was going to be that kid that's why his. nickname is cannibal he didn't earn that. nickname for eating the snake skin he. earned that nickname because when he was. everybody was cleaning the bunk rooms. the warehouses they have to clean it. every day as well he saw this baby mouse. sleeping the baby mouse was so young the. eyes weren't even open yet and he. immediately just snatched it and gulped. it down. he ate the. mouse and everyone stared at him and he.

just responded it's good it's good for. the. body and they all looked away and the. name cannibal just stuck I mean what can. make a little kid so desperate that he. would eat a mouse like that why don't. they just let him go why even bring him. here in the first place what is the. purpose of any of this why are they. running this place where are they. getting these people in the very first. episode of season 1 of squid games the. main character keiun is approached by. this very clean sharp looking man suit. man he just seemingly at random.

approaches keiun this is the man who is. bread stomping by the way they're. sitting at the subway station hello sir. can I have a moment of your time I don't. believe in Jesus please that's not it. today I wanted to offer you a great. opportunity K points a gun at him the. suitman with no fear puts his hands up K. pulls the trigger it's a lighter listen. dude I come from a family of Buddhists. so don't piss me off and just please. leave me alone. sir would you like to play a game with. me what are you a Salesman God you guys.

have such unique tactics these days look. I get it you're just trying to do your. job I justy or whatever but I just don't. have time and sit here and listen to all. of this suitman opens up his briefcase. to show a blue folded up paper a red. folded up paper and stacks of cash sir. have you played DUI before it's a Korean. childhood game where you fold papers you. smack it down on the other party's. folded paper on the ground and you try. to flip it every time the suitman loses.

he will give kiun the main character. $100 for every time the main character. loses the suitman will slap him across. the face at the very end kiun the main. character has traded in his dignity for. a few hundred while the soupman. seemingly knows everything about K's. life you've been divorced for about 3. years your daughter is 10 years old. $110,000 owed to lone sharks another. $170,000 owed to the bank who the hell. are you. the suitman hands him a business card.

just a phone number on there call me we. don't have many slots left that's how. keiun the main character gets into squid. games a man approaches him at the subway. station if you're out of toilet paper. the next best option is a wet wipe or a. paper towel or maybe a scrap of fabric. just good old plain water probably works. the best near the end of Alternatives of. good for toilet paper is newspaper but. did you know that if you rub two pieces.

of newspaper like you're trying to. create a fire force of static the. newspaper gets soft enough to wipe your. butt it is the type of information that. you only know from firsthand experience. of using newspaper to wipe your bottom. as well as the fact that sometimes the. morning headlines will be imprinted onto. your butt for the rest of the day but. back then in less populated areas of the. world and in South Korea this was what. was generally used newspaper and. 12-year-old John. his dad was a luxury salesman of sorts.

because he sold toilet paper and that's. not an easy job because everybody's. slamming the door in his face newspaper. just works fine okay you little SAS stop. trying to sell me your scam it's not a. fun job wiping hygiene is not that. advanced yet everyone feels like he's. out to scam them and the only purpose. Jung's dad is doing any of this is. because his 12-year-old son. Jung everyone in the neighborhood would. tell Jung and his dad one day you're son. could be president he was top of his. class he just had this Charisma and.

Humanity about him that all the. neighbors said if you were president. this country would be a way better. place that is until he vanishes he is. one of the serial child disappearances. in the city of puan in South Korea it. seems like every week another child is. going missing sometimes they're 5 years. old other times they're teenagers other. times they're full-blown adults they're. people are just disappearing a few. things are certain with each each. disappearance the commonalities include. a child or person vanishes typically at.

a subway station Pan Station most of the. time and two men approach them at the. subway station and they're well dressed. kids we need to talk to you about. something could you come here for a. moment or sometimes you poor thing you. look lost I could help you then they. vanish so the first thing uncovered. about the two well-dressed people you. know how in Squid games it's the man. wearing the suit that asks if you want. to play a game mhm well in this case in. the real life version the two men. approaching and talking to the kids that. vanish are police officers but why would.

police officers be kidnapping kids to. bring them to a torture facility mhm the. bids open every four years technically. every group sends in their proposal if. you let us be the ones to facilitate the. games we will spend billions of dollars. at least 10 billion doar some of us will. even spend like $40 billion one year. that number was like 45 calculated for. inflation each group more or less. competes to see who will have the honor. of overseeing the games billions of.

dollars are spent to see people compete. to see who wins who comes out on top. while everybody else watches welcome to. the Olympic Games which okay side note. despite it being a financial healthscape. for most host cities there are still. fighting bids to continue hosting I mean. don't get me wrong I love watching the. Olympic Games I look forward to the. Olympics I think it is a very clear. representation of the physical and. mental abilities of far superior human. beings and a constant reminder of how.

wind did I get after coming up two. flights of stairs I also really enjoy. the fact that it's like the only time. Americans come together but it is almost. a migraine and a half to host the. international Olympics committee. requires a minimum of 400,000 hotel. rooms available for visiting Spectators. and an Olympic Village that is able to. house 15,000 athletes referees and. officials if you don't have internal. external Transportation pH facilities to. bust people there to get them on the.

train to go there you got to build those. let alone you have to build the actual. facilities that the Olympic Games will. be hosted in there is the argument that. maybe it's because there's hard value so. hard value is direct profits from. hosting the game how much the games. itself brings to that City and the. tourism Associated directly with the. games then there's soft value or like. the trickling effect of global sentiment. maybe your city was not on the map but. now everybody knows your city name. because you hosted one of the Olympics. and now everybody knows that you guys. have train stations so they're going to.

go visit you more often or like the. Beijing Olympics for example it said. that many residents they had so many new. train routes that were created that are. still being heavily utilized today but. there are benefits especially for. actually US cities benefit a lot from. the Olympics so for example 2028. Olympics will be hosted in la la will. likely financially be okay with hosting. I mean I do see a lot of people in LA. were still upset but most of the major. sporting arenas and the infrastructure.

is already in place there are worldclass. stadiums and Facilities all over La. their biggest expense will likely be. fixing the public transit and there's. also another problem that they might. have to deal with the population of. people that are unhoused in Los Angeles. MH recently in 2024 Paris hosted the. Olympics and there were news reports. that Parisian officials were going. around Paris and clearing out the. encampments they were busting out. unhoused populations with little to no. support they were sending them 250 Mi.

away to a neighboring town to make sure. that all the foreign tourists did not. see the unsightly people which I mean. obviously that's not what the perisian. authorities have claimed in fact they. deny doing that they say actually we. were offering people free housing which. technically they were people were bust. out of the city 250 Mi away given. temporary housing and the second that. the Olympic Games were over the. temporary housing disappeared and now. they're left wandering 250 Mi away. confused but this has been the trend. during the Olympics one expert says.

hosting the Olympic Games is an. inequality machine most cities find ways. to quote dispose of their unhoused. population it's not just Paris Atlanta. Moscow LA and the80s they're all the. same one man without a home in La was. interviewed and said before the Olympics. it wasn't bad now they treat us like. dirt one LA Police Captain told a. reporter as he was scattering unhoused. people to less visible parts of town we. are trying to sanitize the area a lot of. cities are in it for economic growth but.

maybe 40 50 years ago hosting the. Olympics was more so for a symbol of. Pride it's showing that your country is. doing well at least that's what it meant. for South Korea 1988 the Olympic Games. will be hosted in Soul South Korea to. show you how big of a deal this is this. is the first time okay that the Olympics. are going to be hosted in South Korea. since the country has founded foreigners. are coming on a mass scale for the first. time it is the perfect opportunity for. Korea to show the world what South Korea. is now side note this is Korea in the.

80s it's not now you know back in the '. 80s there were no cute aesthetic cafes. and color theory appointments South. Korea was scoffed at by most countries. it's like a tiny little plot of land way. far out in the East how could they ever. possibly dominate Industries like. tourism Electronics music and slowly. even movies and shows this is before all. of that South Korea needs to make a. statement mhm there's widespread. propaganda that they got to put their. best foot forward so one way that.

describes how important this is think of. it like this there's two families sworn. enemies they take a Blood Oath they hate. each other it seems like this Feud is. never going to end and all they do every. day is send each other bons and they. absolutely without Mercy will fight each. other if they need to everyone in the. whole area practically knows that these. two families hate each other in the. beginning family a has a massive chip on. their shoulder because family B has. always been richer than them they just. always have more resources so family a.

works really hard to show the world you. know what I don't care about family B. we're doing so much better than family B. actually now we're going to have this. once in a-lifetime gathering where all. of the people are going to come some are. our friends some are family be's friends. some are people that are just watching. in between and we have to show them that. we're okay and that we're doing better. than family B family a is South Korea. and family B is North. Korea so you're saying. a lot of it is stem from you know North.

and South yeah and they need to have. this grand old party host the Olympics. and I will say the Way South Koreans. unite during tough times is probably one. of the more admirable things I've ever. seen I mean I don't really see other. countries coming together like that. during times of grief recently with tedu. Airlines crash but also with the. impeachment of the president the way. citizens would order food for protesters. they don't even know they would make. orders at restaurants near protest sites. so they they would post it online you go. in and you pick up free food wow and.

then afterwards the citizens that. couldn't make it to the protest they. went out to clean up the debris because. it's a bad luck if you protest and you. leave trash then the police might try to. make you not protest so a lot of Koreans. really want to make this happen for. South Korea and I will say this could be. a big rumor but at the time which this. is no longer the case South Korea is. really safe well most Parts South Korea. had a big pig pocketing problem back. then really big. and there's this rumor that all the. pickpocketing was organized crime.

they're run by gangs back then there was. a rumor that all the heads of the gang. met up before the Olympics and agreed. that they're not going to pickpocket any. foreigners H and there was not a. pickpocketing problem that Olympics and. it was really decreased that month but. one thing the citizens can't really help. with is the environment beautification. work that's what it's called anything. that doesn't look good for foreign. guests clean it all up including the. people clean up the unight humans just. like what LA Police Captain said they. need to sanitize the streets so who are.

these people the government categorizes. them as vagrants that is an outdated. term it's actually pretty derogatory and. might even be considered an official. slur in a few years but it is I can't. not use it in this specific legal. setting not that this is a legal setting. but when it was used in a legal setting. if I replace the word it would lose the. full meaning it's not just semantics. okay so the word and definition for. vagrant. is it's how people are being pulled off. the streets so the government wants all.

quote unquote vagrants off the street. the definition for vagrant is a person. without a settled home or regular work. who wanders from place to place. typically lives by begging that's how. they get their food in form of payment. which is already quite problematic to. want a chunk of the human population. hidden away so that you can host the. Olympics but now the government behind. closed doors is asking well if we want. to get rid of the vagrants and we want. to arrest them and take them away how do. we do that like how do you know if. someone is a vagrant I mean the scale of.

coordination that would entail because. to be that definition a few things have. to be true you know you have to be. without a settled home you have to be. wandering from place to place and you. have to live by begging by definition. they can't just beg in one place they. cannot just not have a home they have to. do all of these things they have to. travel and beg It's a combination you. know but the government is like how are. we going to track that we're just going. to follow one person from town to town. and then arrest them that's not. effective. well let's just change the definition. the new qualifications of vagrant.

include drinking in public what if it's. an outdoor patio of a restaurant it's. technically public you know but you're. allowed to drink what if it's like that. or sometimes this isn't allowed but some. people will drink in the Alleyways with. their friends after the convenience. store no vagrant also if someone makes a. scene at a bar drunk take them in. vagrant matter of fact anyone who looks. like they've gone several days without. shaving their beard they look unkempt. vagrant do you see why the haircuts are. important now oh my God they want to. make them look more unkempt yes wow the.

biggest one sleeping at Subway or train. stations or on the train on public. transit okay um not to get all. nitty-gritty about things but what about. people who fall asleep while waiting for. their train or taking a quick power knap. while the train is moving towards their. destination like their communting yeah. vagrant who's making these rules the. dictator at the time. in fact if anyone watches TV at a train. station or a bus terminal count them in.

as a. vagrant what do you mean watching TV. even for a second even if they just. glance at the TV I mean the train. stations themselves put the TV up on the. train stations I don't get it vagrant if. they had a home they would watch TV at. home so if the police the police are. given all these definitions and told to. capture all the vagrants if they went. around checking off even just one of. these things make someone a vagrant. glancing at of TV at a train station I. mean they would have to arrest the whole. train station by the new definitions but.

then you're going to have a bunch of. angry people you're going to have that. husband calling this person's wife. calling this person's dad calling and. screaming at you like how dare you. arrest my loved one for no freaking. reason at all this is not okay people. will come with pitchforks to the police. station so the police will end up taking. in zero people so the government set up. this incentive a reward system each. police officer gets points for each. person that they bring in as a vagrant. and now there's incentive to bring. people in but again you can't just round. everyone up in the crowd and bring them.

in because you want bonuses okay they. need to bring in people that won't cause. trouble they can't accidentally bring in. the pastor's wife or the mayor's. daughter or the successful businessman's. son they have to bring in people that. won't be missed or even if they are. missed guess what their loved ones have. no power what are they going to do. complain to the police about it we are. the. police so these are not disclosed to the. public no the public they think vagrant. are like the pig pocketers criminals. like they've been told hey we're just.

going to clean up the streets of people. who are harming you but instead they're. taking like every single person they're. just taking a a kid that doesn't have a. financial background or a family that. are wealthy like Village kids small town. kids I see people that don't fit those. categories they think that the. government is going to rehabilitate. these people and provide help more or. less the citizens because of ignorance. they think think it's okay and those. people who don't think it's okay they. have no power and the police are just.

bringing people in in Squid Game season. 2 The suitman the recruiter says. clearing and incinerating the bodies of. countless people like you Mr song the. main character these things aren't human. they're just trash they' have no purpose. in this world but is it a cycle because. by treating people as subhuman putting. them in the brother's home in subhuman. conditions how do you expect them to. still act human afterwards and I'm not. saying that as my social commentary Han.

the victim who wrote the book says I was. once a human but I became an animal in. the brother's home at the brother's home. rather than learning to live like human. beings you learn to cower around. powerful people struggle to even get a. little bit of soup and plot to escape. being hit it's like living in a barbaric. era like. animals 12-year-old Jung the son of the. toilet paper salesman that was kidnapped. mhm he would do this thing where he. would use the restroom and for a brief. moment before reaching the handle for. the door he would close his eyes take in.

a breath and pray for a portal to open. when I open this bathroom door it's not. going to be brother's home it's going to. open into my home and my dad's going to. be there and he's going to be cooking. something and that's what's going to. happen and then he would open the door. and nothing would be there he's still in. hell for the next 2 years until Jong. looks up one day and standing in the. middle of the field there he is the man.

that he has been praying for years to. come the one that's going to save him. get get him out of this hell of a place. his dad he's about to break out into. this full-blown Sprint and jump and hug. his dad maybe even scream at him like. why did you take so long to find me but. it's like the wind gets knocked out of. him instead and he quickly pushes his. head down and he acts like he doesn't. see his dad because just like him just. like Jong his dad is standing there. wearing a blue.

tracksuit inside the giant compound in. the brother's home in the very back away. from the stench of dead people there's. the director's office the man who runs. it the man who makes money from the. government by taking people in the front. man if you will the game maker when you. open the door to the office you see just. like squid game a giant Vault so in the. show the giant vault is this clear. see-through piggy bank that drops down. from the ceiling filling with tens of. millions of dollars in cash but at. Brother's home it's a giant bank vault.

like the ones used in Banks it's large. one day it gets torched and it's Pride. open by prosecutors who finally decide. to investigate they yank open the door. and they find $8 million sitting there. mostly in foreign. currency welcome to the largest social. welfare facility in South Korea where is. all this money coming from because it's. not just the government wait $8 million. back in the days 8 million calculated. for inflation okay where is this money.

coming from cuz it's not just coming. from the government who the hell is. running this place this is part one of. the real life squid Games part two and. three will cover the adoption scams. taking place inside the compound yeah. they have like an adoption ring where. they if the baby is young enough that. they took in they're like okay let's. have a foreign person adopt this Korean. baby what what happens to all the dead. bodies what happens to when entire. families family members are trapped in. the same torture chamber together and. sometimes pit against each other also.

the process for revenge and retribution. that the victims decide to get when they. come together that will all be covered. in part two and three that is it for. part one stay safe let me know your. thoughts in the comments and I will see. you in the next one. [Music].