A few years ago this video of a shirtless Chinese guy wading in cabbages really caused a ruckus and push against Chinese kimchi in Korea. All the restaurants are required to post visibly where each ingredient they use is sourced from, but I guess it’s just hard to avoid cheap kimchi in cheap restaurants.
Haha. Yeah. I was being a bit hyperbolic about the five stars thing.
Korea absolutely has much stricter defamation laws to the point I’m afraid to give a restaurant less than 5 stars on UberEats. I kid, but you really gotta be careful what you say about people online or even in person. I had a co-worker call our boss a liar and get sued for it. Dude was definitely a liar.
Is Kimmy sending the elderly to the front lines? Dudes in the thumbnail gotta be in their seventies.
I read this headline and imagined him interrupting a family’s vacation at a tropical resort to drone on about climate change for a bit.
I watched this movie when I was in middle school and thought it was badass. I completely forgot about it until your mention and now I gotta see if it holds up. All I remember is that it takes place in winter and Samuel L. says "Pussy is pussy " at some point.
Yeah, I live in Korea and usually this time of year the air quality is absolutely shit. However, due to the trade war, some factories in eastern China have closed and this apparently led to the great aqi forecast the past week or so.
Came in to say he’s using the Urkel defense.
What club is that?
Presidents in Korea can serve only one, five-year term, so I guess we’ll never know!
Sudden craving for a Reese’s!
Can confirm. Currently in Korea and it sure feels really Mondayee.
Dark Souls speedrunners be like
I have loads of suggestions, but my absolute favorite video game song is Drone by bignic from the Domina soundtrack. I listen to it on the subway at least once a month.
… and some Cambodian breast milk or I’m gonna shut down the studio.
Doctors wrote these articles to try to justify the strikes beyond the real reason.
What triggered the strikes were the opening of more positions in healthcare thus possibly effecting doctors’ bottom lines.
Edit: I’m also having trouble finding any sources that say “like 90%” of residents quit.
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