It’s about time for a new post. See the long-running series here, then read the newest installment below.
You know Korea is your home when…
- The guy sweeping the floor at E-mart has an iPhone.
- You instinctively start taking discounts into account when using a credit card.
- Someone tells you a subway name, and you look it up in hangeul.
- The TV on your phone goes out and you’re outraged.
- You find a place in Korea that doesn’t have hand phone coverage.
- You think more about the banchan (side dishes) or service than the main course
- Cass has become your staple beer.
- You’re able to stay balanced on the bus, despite holding two bags and not holding the pole or handle.
- Jumping in and getting started at a new school is preferable to sitting through a long training course.
- Your conversation with a local is interrupted by a lost tourist.
- You have more gyopo and Korean friends than non-Korean friends.








