[Random Play] Should I be grateful for putting you to sleep? | TWS

Why Koreans care

The captions call the pair 꿈지기 (kkumjigi, dream keepers), giving their visit a mock-fantasy role. They then speak like service workers—calling Jihoon “customer,” presenting a therapy menu and quoting a price—which makes their obvious lack of preparation part of the joke.

In the Korean comments

The striped outfits turn the sleep-therapy premise into a different character gag. One comment imagines the pair traveling together and telling strangers, in translation, “You have a pleasant face; your eyes are clear,” while another says they look like “extremely suspicious MLM salespeople.”

What the words mean

다단계사원 (dagangye sawon) literally means an employee of a multi-level business, but here it evokes an MLM recruiter approaching strangers with rehearsed friendliness. It is an exaggerated, joking comparison based on the pair’s matching clothes and awkward sales-pitch manner, not a real allegation.