"Cheodol art" , the narrator tells us, is a short story about a guy who's really good at what he does. It's about a rich guy who doesn't know how to take care of his money. The narrator asks the guy if he's a "vip" at a fancy hotel, which is a fancy way of saying a waiter. The guy says that's not the case, and the narrator says that he'd rather be treated like a VIP than like a regular guy. He's tired of being treated badly, and he wants to be treated better. He wants to know why the guy is being so nice to him. The dude says that the guy's so drunk that he can't even remember what he was supposed to do. He says that if the guy compliments him properly, he'll give him a reward. He tells the guy that if he wants a reward, then he should tell him now. But the narrator is confused by this whole "hey, I'm not linking with you" thing. He thinks that this is just a way for the guy to make himself feel better, and that he should be able to back out of it if he needs to. But then he realizes that this isn't a reward at all, because the guy seems to be enjoying the whole thing, and it's hard to know if this is really a reward or not. So, he says, he will give the guy a different reward, a "clink" reward.