This Thai project pleasantly caressed my soul and even though it was not completely perfect, it left a small mark on me. The story is interesting, the acting is good, the music is great in the last parts of some scenes (I don't mean the opening song). And now he has a subtle critique. The main pair of Tawan-Mork, in addition to looking very good, said it nicely, the "something" there was felt, but physically worth the old white and their "kisses" behind the foul word, the director is apparently blind and deaf. The second pair of Toy-Boss was completely artificial for me, even though the ending was too sweet. As a senior doctor, Boss didn't sit well with me, he was too young (20), while his "trainee" Toy, who was studying with him, was actually 28 years old, and his make-up was further enhanced by combing a tall "helmet" from his hair, so he looked like wax doll from the Madame Tussauds Museum. Here, with this pair, the creators did not come across a choice of actors and the types they played. In the hetero pair, I enjoyed the symposium barista Mayom, who is really a doctor in civilian clothes, so it's funny to me that a 20-year-old boy plays an experienced doctor and a real doctor plays a hopscotch in a café. In this context, I was probably best impressed by the two older uncles in supporting roles, who played a great relationship with them for many years.