Day 92: Korea, South

[MODU]

It was a nice country back in . . . . ummmm, I guess it was 1985 when I was there last.  My favorite memory was staying in Seoul, looking out my window, and watching the S. Korean army doing morning exercises on the rooftops next door to my hotel room.  It was very unique.   

[MODU]

It was a nice country back in . . . . ummmm, I guess it was 1985 when I was there last.  My favorite memory was staying in Seoul, looking out my window, and watching the S. Korean army doing morning exercises on the rooftops next door to my hotel room.  It was very unique.   

I'm sure it was a lot better than, MODU - it was poorer, and had a more open and tolerated sex industry.  Nowadays it really isn't my kind of place - ridiculously prosperous and fairly prudish.

Yeah, I know . . . people working, making money, living longer . . . it just sucks. 

[MODU]

Then please explain it to me, oh wise and all knowing one, where exactly the money will come from to pay for the 10 hours of lost productivity per worker every week in order to pay them for those 10 hours of non-work. What magical source that won't destroy profits or cause job losses will generate this money?

His mummy and daddy.