I'm 32 year old average Korean man. 700,000 young Koreans are JOBLESS!

I'm 32 year old average Korean man. 700,000 young Koreans are JOBLESS! #korea #southkorea #korean

[@aenigmatic01]

If I had to work more than 12 hours a day every day, I'd want to quit too! Working longer hours doesn't always lead to more productivity, but it does contribute towards burnout.

[@average_korean_man]

You are right😆

[@ChristianC-gy1ym]

@aenigmatic01 Hi 30 year old Korean here. Don't listen to this guy. He's only showing you half the picture. Work hours depend on your employer and department leadership. Also can vary if you're trying to meet deadlines. The classic example of the toxic workplace where they artificially extend your work hours is dead. I have personally never even seen what this guy is talking about. I work for a shipping company and we work 9 to 6. One hour lunch. The latest I left the office was 730 and that's rare. All of my family and friends can attest to this at their jobs as well.

[@onemaster8133]

Only now you understand this, what a pity!

[@ChristianC-gy1ym]

@TrueDm- 조선시대 이야기 하고 있으시네요 😄

[@duaneowens7777]

@@ChristianC-gy1ym haha you are funny. like your english

[@MaryPhillips-y9j]

I love South Korea culture but I could never work at a place that expected me to lunch as a group or go for drinks after work. The drinking is one's own choice but it is not for me . I don't care to blend work and play.

[@xencyp6528]

Me too!

[@MaryPhillips-y9j]

@@xencyp6528 the time at work with team is enough for me, my play time is spent with the ones I choose.😉

[@onemaster8133]

What culture?

[@szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp9821]

It is a very hierarchical and bullying work culture society. Screw that!!

[@nyaruko-do2ok]

​Cuisine,kpop,kdrama​@@onemaster8133

[@wendt4506]

I don't consider you are an average Korean as you do not think like one, and you able to articulate your thoughts well in English . 😄

[@draughtismycraft]

Dude, you are awesome. From the perspective of an American who now lives in Canada, some of us see this and understand the difficulties faced by Korea's young people. It is much the same in Japan, as well, though more so in Tokyo. The suicide rates amongst your young and middle aged are heartbreaking. When Western people talk about this culture, we refer to it as Consumerism and an old fashioned phrase is "keeping up with the Jones's." While the culture is less severe, here, it does exist. Like these 700,00 Koreans, many here are fed up with it and doing our best to say no. Many young people are focusing on experiential, rather than material wealth. It is a start. Keep up the good work.

[@onemaster8133]

Don't compare Japan with Korea... Japan has great culture and hardworking people. Korea has neither😂

[@IlmirNuha]

@@onemaster8133 Bro you're from india💀

[@robertmaier7025]

I am really impressed by your honesty and straight forward explanations. To me this is somewhat uncommon and new seeing a korean person talk so openly about social/cultural problems. Hope you keep it going.

[@mariatrigg4600]

There should be a law against people working so many hours, no wonder they don’t want children, sad😔

[@NauiByeolEge]

Some countries have laws against working too many hours. A few countries are now trialling 4 day working weeks as well.

[@unka2007]

they have. they have 52 hours-week law.Including overtime work, you cant work over 52 hours a week. well it’s still harsh.

[@schtinerbock4570]

Need to mandate 4 day workweek, 10 hr days, and start a campaign against this nonsense of having to go drinking with coworkers after work. If you need to drink with coworkers then that IS work and you should be paid for it. Otherwise when work ends that’s YOUR time to spend with family and friends

[@SkepticalMantisCHANNEL10]

​@@schtinerbock457010 hour days is too long, people can't be productive for that long. Shorten the workweek altogether.

[@marcomorales920]

From the little I know, Korea puts too much pressure on people. Kids going to school all day and then working 12 hours plus. It's too much. And then the social pressure is insane.

[@onemaster8133]

All Koreans are spoiled lot including students 😂 imagine then what will ve the outcome

[@outofthedarknessandintothe1538]

I couldn't live with that kind of pressure. You can't take any of that stuff with you in the afterlife. I'm not a materialistic type person. I'm happy that God provides me with food, shelter, and clothing. Not to mention great family and friends.

[@sananselmospacescienceodys7308]

God provides you with food, shelter, and clothing? Really? God has never given me a thing.

[@MoonstoneStarChaser]

I found it excruciating to have to work closely with people I would never normally associate with . And to have to spend time outside work as well with, them, absolute torture. This is what I resented most in my career. Socialising with my colleagues was a minefield of hidden traps and strategies. An absolute waste of my tiny amount of personal time.

[@kathleencunningham7178]

Money is essential but it is not everything. People need to have time to live, socialise and spend time with their friends and family. That is my opinion.

[@marcomorales920]

I Thank God that you are bringing more awareness of this issue in Korea. I pray it changes. People need to put their mental health before money.

[@sydneymorgan-e6q]

I love your videos! I lived in South Korea for a year and I never truly understood the culture mainly because of the language barrier. But I did catch on to some of the things. Koreans definitely love to compare their lives. I still love Korean culture but some of their beliefs about how to live life don’t benefit them and add unnecessary pressure. Anyway, keep up these amazing videos. I love learning about the Korean culture. Thank you 😊

[@average_korean_man]

Thank you for watching my videos

[@anadiniz5009]

Korean peolpe: Competitive Materialistic Miserably lonely 😢

[@Workingman-u7s]

You mean South Korean---capitalist society which fucks over people for profits, whereas in Communist North Korea, everyone has a job and nobody is homeless.

[@MrYFM2]

The root cause? Capitalism.

[@splatoon_octo]

Lack imagination

[@Laurence-h6w]

Thank you for sharing your korean point of you . I m french . Let s give power to the people to make new World working without stress. Let s go out of mind set by the matrix. What people need ? It is food , roof , warm place , socialise and exercise à little and love ! That s it. Even if they don t work ..tvey all have skills ....

[@craigiefconcert6493]

My father in law so far this summer only saw his grandchildren once. Then he went back to the office. He didn’t see them the year before because he was in turkey. The only other time he saw them was seven years ago. This is working sickness.

[@wisecherry]

This is the reality and it is good to hear that you are talking about it the way it is because acknowledging the situation is probably the only way how things could change for better. I really hope Korean people can have a better work-life balance soon enough and also that for example the school system will not teach that success and happiness in life is all about comparisons

[@debhouckscraftycottage9288]

I'm in the U.S. and also worked many long hours, which makes it extremely difficult to raise a family or have any kind of life outside of work. I am fortunate that my 2 children turned out well despite working long hours and also traveling a lot for work - sometimes months at a time. I sympathize with them, as it truly does result in burnout and does no good for the workers' mental health well being (nor physical well being either). Also, as you mentioned in a different video, I could not do lunch out every day with coworkers and especially not after work drinking and meals out more than maybe once a month or once a quarter. Most of the time, I packed lunch and worked through lunch in order to get my work done. Occasionally, I went out and ate in my car, just to be away from the office and coworkers for a bit. Anyway, I appreciate your videos and information. Thank you for sharing.

[@average_korean_man]

😁

[@onemaster8133]

The same USA and Europe advise poor countries like Bangladesh on child labour and on working condition/ hours😂😂

[@KP-zg2pr]

I just found your channel which I am loving

[@qalat23]

In the lost three months , I have been watching Korean movies and dramas, recaps. If the 20% what they show is reflection of the society, I found it sick and immoral. I wish Koreans would get rid of these ill behaviours, ill treatment of each other. 🎉 thank you for your efforts 👌

[@Laurence-h6w]

People want to work for billionaire and want to spend their money in luxury brand so for billionaires too. So they act like sheeps in the system ...they" give" their skills to billionaire and feed them with buying their things....

[@TheGretaoto]

Interesting channel. Many cultural aspects explained. Amazing! Working from 9 ap to 11 pm is insane, I can't even imagine. That's a lot!!!! I didn't know how long the work hours were.

[@AL-sd5cs]

I’m sure a lot of people are thinking the same thing but they just don’t talk about it publicly..good video.. I also think learning a trade is not appreciated in Korea as it should be, AI will soon replace most of those office jobs and there is a massive aging population issue that will require many services. It’s up to the younger generation to change the situation, as the boomers age out and the newer thinking moves in, work life balance will improve..

[@carolcollins59]

Thank you a very interesting video As someone else mentioned Keeping up with Jones’s it’s so sad. Work should be a means to an end. For a comfortable life 12/13,hours is a long shift. No. Wonder your birthrate is low😊. Hope things change for Korean people. It seems to me it’s all about status but they are not happy. Yes the meaning of a successful life what is it?

[@Zoyak79]

Here in India also it's the same situation.. so many young generation ppl are jobless 😢..

[@onemaster8133]

India's case is different and manageable... population is currently not an issue also jobs are plenty there

[@vivianidelacerda9708]

My mom said, "comparisons block the way of love"... wise lady...

[@yvettesamuels5964]

Thank you for the information.

[@agngwantv]

You talk with sense and I like the topics you discuss

[@Jo325skz]

I enjoyed your explanation. Thank you. In the USA we would call it job benefits instead of welfare if that helps.🙂

[@amoreperilsapere432]

Very competitive society, I don't like when appearance and materialistic things are most important than heart and soul of people.

[@ivyfeenix]

Wow! That's scary numbers. I hope they improve.

[@duaneowens7777]

wow great video. I like your insight

[@krii998]

Well explained! As a 25 year old woman I agree with the fact that people all around the world experience mental crisis. This is why it’s really important to focus on your own life and make small steps. I work online, I don’t make a lot but I can manage my life perfectly because I don’t spend a lot on aesthetic lifestyle. Sometimes small things make us happy.

[@Asiastruecrimesandinvestigativ]

Me working for almost 15 years now, business processing outsourcing my mind can't take it anymore😅😅, I want to be simple, supplements can't take it anymore, I need to sleep more, and just relax

[@Laurence-h6w]

Better doesn t equal money. It s not what you have but what you ARE !

[@tonjiacooper9781]

That is crazy. Those people are not thinking out side of the box. If I am going to work for a Big company there should enough staff to on one or two projects. When you are working for a big company you are working for someone else to get rich. Not you or your family but someone else and you don't even get a bonus or promotion because the promotions goes to family member of the company owner. It is better to work for a mid size company and ask for some sort of stock option with salary package. then that way you not only work for the company you own a part of it . This way of thinking will put you in a better mind set and

[@annaellmers7698]

Very interesting esp when we hear this from a korean man who has stopped to reflect on his country's situation through his knowledge and upbringing. I have toured around SK and I am intrigued about their history and what bearing it has on their present and their future.

[@Misslou2425]

These sentiments...the consumerism, the comparison, the capitalism.... burnout, etc is common in the USA too. It makes me so sad. Very thankful to hear you speak so openly about. I do hope that things can change...but somehow...l don't know if it will .😔 Your last line: The meaning of success, the standard of success SHOULD be changed...is 100% true❤

[@meerabanerjee1005]

Thank

[@y4361]

Hi)! I am Andrew, I am korean hybrid ( tatar+korean, Ogai - sorname). I sm studying korean currently, friend). I speak English fluently. U know, I live in Moscow( Russia). I am trying to apply in company as manager in business center of Moscow( Moscow City). I feel u, because my brother and sister live in Seoul. Right, we are all competitors

[@Naz_Babar]

"The standard for a successful life should be changed." 🙌 Though, it's not the same for everyone but for most the definition of success is the same.

[@alanarifuku3500]

I don’t like the drinking culture

[@LynnD0109]

You are only 32. I know we all need to work but please do something you enjoy. You don’t need much to live on in all honesty and life goes too quickly. I’ve done those pressurised jobs and now that I’ve retired, I would say to young people get the work/life balance correct. None of this stuff will be important at the end of your career. It’s the fun stuff that you may have missed out on. It’s so sad that as a young person g person you feel miserable

[@fac2]

Learning Korean right now. Hopefully, I will be able to speak it well as you speak English. I was worried about that truck behind you...driver seemed impatient. Video too short 😏

[@miriamcoloma2241]

Thanks for the information... it's hard also in the USA although there are some States that you can make more money 💰 have better Health Insurance and so on but you have to be aware of your surroundings because it could be dangerous taking Mass transportation, etc. Nowadays I guess 🤔 is not easy for the young generations no matter where you are in the world. Take care and try to enjoy life which is too short. ❤

[@The.Hawaiian.Kingdom]

Western countries deal with this same mentality too, especially 30-50 years ago. It seems like there is a shift in mentality now where some people realized life cannot be all about working, that’s a miserable life & so they downsize, move out of big cities, live on farms, live in vehicles and move to more affordable countries and work remotely, to have a better balanced and more affordable life. The wages earned do not sufficiently cover the cost of living & that forces people to work longer hours and/or multiple jobs. Governments need to step in and mandate better wages for people and freezes on living costs, or things will only get worse… corporations are too greedy now, their profit margin demands too big. I also think social media has had a huge impact on people, seeing the unrealistic fake lives people post online, makes people self conscious about their own lives. Unfortunately I don’t know that S Korea has the luxury of time for people to come to this realization.

[@casualsuede]

IF this is true, it is sad that things haven't changed since I started working in Korea back in 1996 for LG. What's even sadder is that when I started working at Samsung in 2013 in the USA, no one worked beyond 6 p.m. on a regular basis, unless you were from HQ. And there was never any pressure to stay as long as your boss in the US with with my experience with Samsung, nor did we ever have "drinking dinners" with superiors and forced "noraebang" sessions.

[@ArielaShines]

They don't want to buy into a broken system, so they are rejecting it. The same thing is happening worldwide since COVID, especially in age 18-29. I agree with you.

[@Kim-gq1xr]

You're not supposed to call them jobless, you should call them "job application prepper" LOL most ppl PREPARE for years, I believe

[@yougetaspear7799]

Wow, it's really tough out here hey

[@shortviral670]

been there. Korean Gov needs to change. I think it is best no test needed for local if they wanna work. since the population is super small. there are alots of empty spaces as well. the population is small. It shud be easy to manage. the governement needs to change it into industrial area. Not mall and properties. While I am there, there are so many chinese taking over the korean properties. the gov should give a chance to korean not foreigner. I aint korean but feel sorry for your people. what makes it hard is the government it self. and the working Hours, they need to change it as well.

[@sammy0722]

Heavy long working hours, mortgage fear leads to exhaustion and burnout. People eventually pull out voluntarily.

[@helenegingras6833]

Thank you for your thoughts. Here in Canada very different system. Now, the younger generation can apply anywhere and they never stick to their jobs. Is it boredom??? I don't really know the cause but here if you leave your employment you do not receive any help from the Canadian gvt. (Money wise) If you are fired, the gvt. will help you get back on your feet. It is called employment insurance. You cannot live on this money forever. It is to help you. If you cannot work because of certain issues, you will receive social insurance. But if you tell people that you are on it, you are being judged very quickly. So here in Canada, the rich become richer and the middle class I grew up in, is not doing so great either 😢

[@johnli25]

It’s similar to China. I think it’s an east Asia thing. In China there’s a thing called 996. Meaning 9am to 9pm 6 days a week. That’s a requirement.

[@TheMaverickUSA]

It's no wonder that the suicide rate is so high in Korea. I also think the education system is terrible. These kids go to school and study long hours as well missing out on social/family time. The family also pressures the students to excel above their classmates. Now, the country is suffering from a low birth rate because people can't afford to have children with the cost of living and/or the pressures from work.

[@JWLee-xp4qj]

Sad story 😢

[@chaitalisen1566]

I like your topics.

[@alexander_sinclair]

I really think there needs to be social skills classes as part of curriculum. It could teach about ethics, social skills, and soft skills. It could teach people to put themselves in other people's shoes so they can understand them more. It could teach how to respond to violence or social unrest. There are a lot of people that have parents that work a lot and are unable to teach them these skills.

[@Jopie496]

Dynamic Korea! It's not dynamic. The economy is controlled by a handful of companies. It's near impossible to start a business. Mostly what's available are bars, restaurants, internet cafes. All high failure businesses.

[@allencoffland1685]

I think there was a book that described the same phenomenon this guy is talking about. It came out about 20 years ago in the U.S., title: The Winner Take All Society

[@videoboysayscube]

You're right. People have to reevaluate what it means to have a successful life. I think people often dismiss the importance of personal happiness. You could be making all the money in the world, but if you're not happy, how could you describe yourself as successful? It's unfortunate, but commercialism has managed to convince people that owning the most expensive luxury items is what's most important, when it really isn't. And this forces many people to live beyond their means, which forces you to hold onto that high-paying job, even if it brings you nothing but misery. I would always choose to have a modest income and live with good mental health than to be rich but stressed all the time.

[@ThinkPraise]

Maybe you have already addressed this question but, what are the working hours for teachers (grade school & college)? Thank you.

[@average_korean_man]

I don't know about that I'm sorry. I don't have any teachers or professors around me

[@ChrisWillow111]

oh my goodness, who cares about the better lunch or facility when you have to work 10 hours a day.

[@char68-c4w]

Work Life Balance is a huge problem here in the US as well.

[@arg888]

We are living in a new Gilded Age. Some are slowly realizing that now.

[@xmanu_]

Your videos are very interesting watching from Brazil 👍🇧🇷😃 We have similar problems here although Korea is infinite times a safer country Young people here are asking to end the 6 days of work per week system, and trying not to ruin their mental health for a job that doesn’t care about them.

[@ChrisWillow111]

I grew up in China and moved to US at 20. I'd say Chinese society suffers from the same "comparing" mindset. I think it's rooted by the "edited" Confucianism about hierarchy which is a toxic culture. Without comparing to others to gain social status, normal people cannot find meaning in life...too sad.

[@darksword1]

Total unemployment in South Korea is 850,000. Unemployment rate is 2.8%.

[@sasho888prm]

Good thing that the soju there is cheap. My local liquor store soju price has now hit $16 (AU), that's 15000 won!!! 😱

[@charzemc]

Are you happier now Average Korean Namja??

[@average_korean_man]

😄

[@davidchung3004]

Not "welfare", sounds more like work "amenities" and/or benefits and perks.

[@BrinkOf50]

Koreans in the US are the same. They measure their success with money and materialistic things but they're not happy. At the end of the day, if you want to find true happiness, you have to look at yourself from inside out and see what you really need and want in your life. I'm sure it's not a Chanel bag or a Porche that's gonna make you ultimately happy. Yes, they will fill the void for a little bit then you need to refill it with another instant gratification. That's how you become a time or debt slave which the system wants you to be...

[@Maggie-tq1du]

What! That's bad

[@alisonfitchett6754]

It’s only like Britain !

[@DenshaOtoko2]

It's very stable.

[@user-lz6pr5rv8r]

Это самый низкий уровень массовой трудовой культуры. Она может временно оправдана, когда существует жесткий кризис в стране. Но сейчас такая тоудовая культура уже говорит о недоразвитости государства. Застряло в древних веках. 😊

[@Laurence-h6w]

It s too bad they think on that way to be successfull to work for large company . For me it s better they diversify and not give all power to major companies

[@ryanchinh1040]

I live in America, 10 millions American are jobless from age 24-59.

[@weiyangs7271]

Promotion is just a parental Asian dream that becomes nightmare, they want you poor and owns nothing if you're not fanily

[@chestnutters9504]

6:18 We call those “perks” welfare is goods and services from the government

[@baekbom]

Girls would choose Chanel bag over Gucci

[@average_korean_man]

Hahahaha same thing 🤣

[@snowcountry322]

And a lot of Koreans who only make 20k a yr drive Merc and wear Gucci shoes.

[@mchu7371]

what is the difference between being a citizen and a robot? nothing lol

[@HaruJoji]

They don't want to do the labor work period. They think that they're high class. There are jobs out there....

[@Fl4ngerr]

Out of a 50 million population, 700,000 is not too bad. In the USA it is over 7,000,000.

[@Fl4ngerr]

I’m writing from northern Europe, my country has a population of 5,6 million (10 times less than Korea), here the number of young people like this is 70,000-100,000. But most of the people in that group struggle with mental health issues, which is the main reason (they haven’t finished school and never worked anywhere). And also in addition, there's way more boys than girls.

[@hyhhy]

@@Fl4ngerr Probably many of the mentally ill young people's mental issues would become better if they could get a decent job that they can handle.

[@Jsitu93]

Yes this is true, they never show this in Dramas lol. China is just as bad with the 996 work culture

[@bgirl928]

The blame should be put on the parents who push their kids so they can brag

[@sigrids.d4099]

Muito triste estes valores, aparência, ter coisas caras. O que realmente importa na vida é ter uma vida tranquila, ter amor, um trabalho que faça a pessoa feliz. Dinheiro é bom, paga as contas mas não traz felicidade. A felicidade é em ter alguém para amar, ter bons amigos , olhar o mar com tranquilidade, ver um por do sol, fazer caminhadas….. ter amor! O resto é supérfluo. Abraços, muito interessante a sua reflexão.

[@DenshaOtoko2]

I would advise you to become a Doctor of Acupuncture.

[@tonyamclellan]

Hi I watched a couple of your videos and it is great to experience Korean culture through your views but why don't I ever see people from Korea talk about people with disabilities , maybe you can?

[@angelikarade5489]

You did it again 🎂

[@Laurence-h6w]

I have seen documentary of engineer , doctor going to work 6 months on a usa farm to emigrate to have more time with their family. But in Usa 15 days hollidays .. in France it s 5 weeks .

[@potato6658]

Society is passing out bad financial advice, live on credit, spend more than you make. That is the worst advice ever no matter where you live. Who cares about what kind if car you drive, if you own it and it gets you where you want to go, there is value in that. If you own your own home that is an accomplishment, that is a big investment and one that can have the biggest payout if sold when the time is right. Bags, clothes might look nice but it has no value, and when you’re young and starting out you need to make smart investments and choices. At least if you’re making good money, spend it on things that are going to hold value for you when you’re older.

[@rosiemanaga119]

Thank you for info. Actually I travelled to some Asian Countries but I don't like to go to Korea though my daughter went there when she graduated Senior Highschool as a gift. Most of Koreans but not all, are racist. If your color is not pale like them and they found out that you are not from west you'll be probably discreminated

[@average_korean_man]

I apologize for what your daughter has experienced. I'm very sorry 😞

[@lindae7013]

In Hong Kong,they are calling it ‘the lay down generation “

[@D.N.A.23]

Young people watch to much Kpop they want like them be rich and buy luxury fashion , house , cars 😅 but in the real world you must work hard and smart thinking be creative take risk in life.

[@riccooper5689]

It’s interesting that you don’t have any accent.

[@JonathanSwiftUK]

But are you really average? You English is perfect, now how many Koreans speak English, even if limited, or how many young Koreans speak English? I want to visit Korea some day - but I don't think I will learn enough Korean to even get by as a tourist. So working at big companies is fine, but you can have less influence, there are a lot of stakeholders to decisions, in smaller companies you can develop better friendships, have more influence, be less of a tiny cog in a big machine that you get in very large companies. Korea has strong traditions but some of those need to change to move forward and be successful. Move on from the chaebols being the rulers and allow smaller and medium businesses to get ahead. Working 12 hours days is really counterproductive, build stronger team relationships, make 8 hours count, don't burn out your employees, appreciate and nurture your employees - they are the most important part of the company. A company should not be a fiefdom, instead a collaboration.

[@average_korean_man]

Please visit Korea! Most people don't speak English like I do but if you stay in Seoul it wouldn't be too difficult to travel

[@zzeispubgm9623]

Hi sir, can i wonder who do you work as? And with which major you graduated? And by your opinion what is the best major in korea?

[@average_korean_man]

There is no best major in my opinion. It all depends how hard you work

[@2oqp577]

I have been studying the Korean culture and language for the better part of 10 years now, sometimes from outside, sometimes from inside. I love the process. As it stems from different comments on the videos of this gentleman, there are few different things that the government should do but they are huge. - Render illegal; lobbying activities from the Chaebols, to allow laws about unpaid overtime, maternity/paternity leave, obligation to develop in other cities(Daejeon, Mokpo, Ulsan, Pohang), obligation for the Chaebols to financially compensate every employee each time they have a child, to pass. - Render illegal; foreign real-estate investments driving speculation, until some market stabilization happens. i.e.; every couple must be able to afford decent, family oriented housing - Modify the 전세 system, that put pressure on every young couple About the pressure from what the parents say is what it takes to be successful. Young Koreans have to realize that the values and beliefs of their parents were formed from a time that have passed. A time where the societal values and beliefs might have been in line with history but isn't anymore. Young Koreans need to take the time to ponder on those values passed down from parents and re-evaluate each and every one of them, and form more coherent, new ones for themselves in their time, their generation. I am not saying that they should get rid of Confucianism altogether, as there are good elements in there. It doesn't mean disrespect for your elderly members of your society, it means you must live your life on your own terms. For a metaphoric comparison, when I think about the pivotal moments in history in Korea, the Gwangju Uprising comes to mind, young Koreans should remember that it is kids of their age that met with the moment, not the government, not the parents or elderly people. So if they are not contempt about their society, they should change it and not wait for others. Of course I am not talking about an actual uprising but more about political action. Their are new things happening right now in Korea, extreme liberalism, drug use and trafficking and these will only deter you from your goals. South Korea is in the hands of its youth. Good luck

[@kevinvillanueva137]

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