Korea's Fast Culture | Why are Koreans so fast? | Korean Culture Reaction

[@shelbyfries8304]

I worked at a restaurant and when all credit cards went to having the chip reader instead of the swipe strip it took like 5 sec longer to complete the transaction...people were so freaked out. They be like, "What's wrong? Is something wrong with my card? Why is it taking so long?" So, I started filling in the 5 sec time gap with funny antidotes and quips to distract them and to keep them from going into a panic, anxiety attack! 😆 lol

[@pagodaone_5697]

Oh my😆😆

[@deanmcmanis9398]

It was an informative show in many ways. I had seen that rushing push in many big cities before, but usually not to this degree. I was surprised to see two lanes on escalators in Europe, where there is a fast/passing lane. And it definitely is a reverse culture shock when you travel to rural areas, even from average-busy cities, and everything is Soooo Slooow that it can be an awkward adjustment. I was surprised in several big European cities to see the tightly run transit system, where you could count on the next train being very soon, and on time. The trick was quickly making sure that you were on the right line, and determining where the transfer lines were to get to your destination. Which is even more of a challenge in a country with a different language. The buttons in restaurants sound like a great idea for quick meals. I was a waiter for years, and many diners who were tired from a frenzied day, often want a casual, comfortable, personable dining experience. Even though you still need to get drinks out quickly, and food delivered hot.

[@Mia-go4md]

Haha.. I'm always impressed with Alex's acting.. ㅎㅎ It's very interesting topic.

[@sarahmoellenberg]

I wish we had bells on tables here in America. It seems like a much better system than trying to flag down someone during a busy time.

[@rainbows5232]

something are for sure, but many elevators have a close door option. and im froma country that never gets on time on anything, i thought that just a typical elevator button.

[@FLASHkor]

가장 효율적인것을 찾다보니 빨리를 외치는 것. 빨리라는게 단순하게 속도만 빨리하라는게 아님

[@hojin900222]

좋은 부분이 있으면 안좋은 부분도 있는법이지. 여유가 없어서 가장 빠르고 효과적으로 행동하다보니 빨리 빨리 문화가 생긴거라고 생각해.

[@FLASHkor]

05:10 ?

[@matthewg7617]

Probably disabled.

[@chrisburbidge9133]

That is Cat Bus in Perth West Australia