Inna has the ability to dissect a K-drama plot twist harder than a legal analyst breaking down a contract. It's almost commendable how she emotionally invests in fictional characters, yet also questions their decision-making skills as if debating a case.

From market fluctuations influenced by a treacherous businessman's blunders to the latest in K-drama fashion, Inna weaves a tapestry of thought that can only be compared to a fine fabric of drama plotlines—absurdly rich and sometimes a little too tight.

Whether she's lamenting about overpriced jackets or the trials of binge-watching, Inna keeps it relatable. She’s the embodiment of 'I’m broke but my taste is expensive,' which has become a trend of its own in our current economic climate.