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SOME people who watched Squid Game, a Netflix South Korean drama series, may not initially appreciate the significance of the plot obscured as it is by the gory violence and death scenes. However, when we pay closer attention to the background scenario of the cramped flats and pitiful elderly folks that’s ubiquitous throughout the episodes, we would come to realise that low-income households in South Korea are struggling to meet the rising cost of living – which result in rising household indebtedness, among other things.   As Gi-hun, Sang-woo and Sae-byeok – the main characters of Squid Game – could not pay off their debts or meet associated household expenses, they decided to begin an unknown but intriguing adventure in the form of deadly childhood games in order to earn quick money from the organiser – known as the Pink Masked Management.  However, as over 200 players have died from the first game (i.e., Red Light, Green Light), the remain

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