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What happened

ATEEZ's office-dinner skit turns a toast to the company into a promise to quit tomorrow. Viewers pick up the reversal in the 42-second WANTEEZ short.

Why Koreans care

The scene borrows from 회식 (hoesik, a work-group meal), where a toast can make workplace hierarchy visible even outside the office. A boss asks an employee to speak; the joke replaces the expected display of team spirit with a declaration of departure.

In the Korean comments

Fandom, the contradictory toast, excerpt: “Wishing it would last forever while shouting that you'll resign tomorrow, hahaha.” Fandom, comic standout: “Seonghwa's been carrying the show lately, hahaha.”

What the words mean

MZ combines Millennials and Generation Z in Korean discourse, but here it caricatures a cheeky junior employee. The job titles and resignation line belong to the skit, not an announcement that ATEEZ members are leaving their agency.