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A Japanese proposal with a really striking twist. I'd approve of an idea this good.

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Russia's COVID-19 response.

There are many similar videos from India.

At the end, the guy going up the escalator backward really caught my eye.

This is why a country absolutely needs a high income and continuous education for its citizens regarding their rights. When people are warm and well-fed, the social atmosphere becomes more tolerant.

There's a place in the Philippines I absolutely want to take the time to see up close at least once. It's the slum area next to the Abacan River. It could be for reasons like cheap pity, a sense of superiority, showing off, feeling sorry for them, collecting evidence and proof that I'm a good person helping them, or even with the intention of exploiting them. And if you ask me if those are the reasons, I honestly don't have much to argue against. Anyone looking would see it that way, and foreigners visiting there probably are. If I see others that way, how can I argue against others seeing me that way?

However, even if everyone thinks and sees it that way, there's something within me that I can't express in words, and that's why I want to see it. It's hard to explain this feeling. But even with that desire, I'm still scared and only get a superficial look at the area, unable to go deep inside.

Then, I finally found a video that goes into the heart of that place, filming the interiors and inside their homes. I watched it closely several times.

Compared to that, the house in Babaye I posted about recently is like a mansion in Hannam-dong. I was filled with questions like "How can this be?" and a complex mix of emotions.

Next time, I'll gather my courage and definitely go see it for myself. Of course, I'm too scared to go alone, so I'll go with a local guide.

The taste is the same as what you'd find at most Korean restaurants, with dishes like Jjajangmyeon, Jjamppong, and Tangsuyuk.

I used to love their Ganjjajangmyeon, but it's not as good as it used to be, so I recommend the regular Jjajangmyeon or Jjamppong. The Tangsuyuk is decent if you eat it at the restaurant, but

I don't recommend takeout because it gets soggy quickly. (I'm not a fan of the sauce either, as it's too thick.)

The only downside is that in this high-tech era, they only accept cash. They refuse all other payment methods like digital wallets, bank transfers, and card payments.

I don't know the exact location, but it's a high-end Chinese…

I don't know the exact location, but it's a high-end Chinese restaurant in Angeles City.

I haven't tried many dishes. Just fried dumplings, fried rice, green soup, and sweet and sour pork. I had the sweet and sour pork in the winter of 2019 at Jun Jun Bi Bin Ka, and it was so delicious that I had high expectations, which were met.

Each dish was quite good. The interior is also nice. The complimentary nuts served while waiting are also very tasty. They seem to be popular because they also sell them separately. The interior is well-decorated and spacious. The staff seem well-trained, as they constantly refill our empty glasses. It felt like being treated well.

The portions of the fried rice and green soup were also very generous.

The menu seems to start around 400 pesos (about 10,000 KRW). For two people eating until they're full, it's about 40,000 KRW.

I remember going with a friend, and after we ate, the bill was 1540 pesos. I went to the counter, paid 1550 pesos, and told them the extra 10 pesos was a tip. My friend looked at me incredulously and then called a server to give an additional 50 pesos tip.

I can recommend this restaurant.

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The sunsets in the Philippines are truly breathtaking.

The tricky part is that you can't quite capture that feeling in a photo.

You'll nod in agreement when you see it for yourself.

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It's estimated that candidates in Philippine presidential elections typically spend around 60 billion pesos on campaign expenses. In the 2016 election, Duterte officially ranked fourth in spending among five candidates.

While it's true that he spent less because he was a dark horse candidate from the Mindanao region, Duterte still spent a considerable amount of money.

The top official donor was Antonio Floirendo Jr., the son of Antonio Floirendo Sr., a banana magnate from Davao.

The recorded donation was 75 million pesos, which is 1.54 billion Korean won, but the actual amount spent is unknown.

There's no limit on individual donations as long as the total amount stays within the allowed limit.

Antonio Floirendo is the heir to Tadeco, the Philippines' largest banana producer.

Tadeco exports 450,000 tons of bananas annually from its 20 million pyeong farm.
Of this, 15% is exported to Korea.

The reason you don't see the Tadeco brand at E-Mart is because they export under the Del Monte brand. The farm size is comparable to that of Ulleungdo Island.

Ultimately, Tadeco's money played a significant role in Duterte's election, meaning Korean banana consumers contributed to his victory to some extent.

During the Marcos dictatorship, Tadeco leased land from the state. They reclaimed what was then mostly swampland, utilizing prisoners from Davao's penitentiary as the primary labor force.

With the land almost free and labor virtually free, becoming wealthy was only a matter of time.

Some might think that bananas are heavily sprayed with pesticides and harvested when fully ripe and yellow, then treated with chemicals for export.

While pesticides are used, bananas are a fruit with a thick peel, and they arrive at Busan Port by ship while still unripe. If harvested when fully ripe and yellow, they would already be rotten by the time they reach Busan.

They are ripened using ethylene gas just before sale, making bananas a relatively safe fruit.

The ethylene gas naturally produced by bananas is the same as the artificially applied ethylene gas.

Those who consume a lot of Del Monte bananas in Korea have, in a way, supported Duterte. Observing the packing process, it seems wax is applied to the stem to prevent ethylene gas from escaping during transport.

Indeed, when Duterte visited Korea this year, the only company he visited was E-Mart. 73% of E-Mart's banana sales come from Philippine bananas.

This once again proves that nothing in this world is free.

It's interesting that he visited E-Mart instead of Samsung Electronics during his visit to Korea.

Source https://m.blog.naver.com/daturada73/221365262626

What I want to say is that it's amazing to realize that such a complex equation can be hidden behind a single banana. It's also intriguing why foreign leaders visit E-Marts found in every neighborhood, rather than the heavy chemical industrial complexes of Ulsan or Pohang, or the Hynix and Samsung facilities in Yongin and Suwon, which are major industrial hubs in Korea.

Airport Wait Time Hacks

How exciting must it be for overseas Koreans when they board a plane back to Korea.

Naturally, they tend to arrive at least an hour earlier than their departure time to wait for their flight, worried about missing it or encountering unexpected issues.

Here's a great tip for those who find this waiting time boring and uncomfortable.

If you go down the corridor behind the escalator, you'll find the Islamic prayer room.

It's empty inside, the air conditioning is strong, you can wash up a bit, and most importantly, you can lie down flat and even vape your e-cigarette.

I've been there twice and spent a total of three hours, and I've never seen a single Muslim person or staff member come in.

This is how I usually pass the time until my flight.

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