Koreans are trying very hard to learn English. Or rather, as my students say "We are study hardly!" This is a company moto, printed in large letters, on the back of a company car.

There are many ways of saying "Congratulations", or "Thank You". But in Korea, you can say it with a nice SPAM gift set. Six cans of SMAM and two bottles of cooking oil make a great impression. Only 29,000 won (about $29 USD). To the right it is the canned Tuna and SPAM gift set.

Space is a really big problem in Korea. They have about 20,000,000 people in the greater Seoul area. Roughly half of their entire population! This is a convenience store with Valet Parking.

Usually they have squat toilets here. About 1/3 to 1/2 of the toilets in Korea have been switched over to western style. Some places have these signs to help Koreans adjust to the new equipment.

If you look closely, you'll notice that the angry puppy with the bone in his mouth is sitting in a pot. Korean's believe that dog meat gives men "stamina".