Coppel and SAT debtors will be released in the new season of Squid Game.

The Treasury Garden.- The new season of Squid Game will feature Coppel and SAT debtors, to give the tests more realism (and desperation).

The new installment of the saga is tentatively titled "Death Credit" and was filmed inside a Coppel store, where defaulters must compete among themselves to see who will have their debt forgiven at the end of the "game."

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The Squid Game is becoming more and more realistic

“The players will be selected from a database shared between the SAT and department stores, including those who went into debt during the 2018 Buen Fin,” explained the show’s director while checking whether their RFC was still active.

The episodes promise to reflect the real-life drama of millions of Mexicans who thought using a credit card or not filing their annual tax return was a good idea, and who now hide from tax collectors or move, even though they're already registered with the Credit Bureau.

Each player must pass a series of tests if they want the SAT to forgive their debt. Those eliminated will go directly to Human Resources for their severance pay, from which the overdue payment at Coppel, the balance on the refrigerator, and the pedestal fan will be deducted.

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“This isn’t a game anymore… it’s an audit with survival games,” warned one of the participants as he tried to hide his pay stub.

The third season is now available on Netflix, and the producers have promised that, as they are real debtors with the real fear of foreclosure, the competition will be brutal.

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