Oh. I forgot! Lol

This is the last of my Korea memo! (I think)

On the way back, at Incheon Terminal... near gate 41

Here is a blog from a 40-year-old who discovered his favorite Auntie Anne's and ran in line with joy, wagging his tail! ←

Oh, I love pretzels ????

I love Auntie Anne's pretzels

But... they've withdrawn from Japan...

I was thinking of going to Bangkok to eat them next time! ←

They were stick-type, but the fluffy, chewy dough and the sweetness of cinnamon and sugar were great. Burp.

Oh. The title "I got stronger" is

There is a reception desk for the casino in the hotel in Korea

You can leave your luggage there

It was raining that day, and many people left their umbrellas

(Because you can't take them into the casino)

Is it because of the time of day? There was a small line.

There was only one person handling the queue, so it got longer and longer.

When it was my turn, it suddenly became two lines.

The second line was made by a Chinese man.

The man gradually closed the gap.

I had my suitcase and the man had just an umbrella.

I guess he wanted to check it in quickly and go to the casino...

When it was finally my turn,

the man put his umbrella on the counter with a bang!

He cut in line.

When checking in your luggage, you have to show your casino membership card, but the Chinese man didn't do it,

so I tapped the counter lightly (like when you check in poker lol).

I'll go first.

When I told the person handling the queue,

he handled me first, and then the Chinese man next to me said,

"Huh? "What's with this guy?" he said lol

I was talking to my friend behind me, but I don't understand Chinese

Well, I totally ignored him

When I was younger, I would have let him pass even though I felt bad about it~

Nowadays, I appeal with my actions because I can't speak the language lol

Is it because I'm getting older? Is it because Wanbi-san taught me?

Self-assertion is important ←Huh. Not? lol

I felt refreshed so I ate the cake elegantly. burp.

I don't like to get into arguments, but

I have to say what I want to say and do what I have to do. lol

※By the way. I'm not criticizing people from other countries. I probably would say "no cutting in line" with a smile even in Japan. I'm the kind of person who would normally say "it's dangerous" to a car going the wrong way on a one-way street ←

Well. I felt the language barrier again this time

It would be fun if I could talk more! I learned a few words this time, but I couldn't understand what they were saying at the convenience store. I just had a vague understanding of what they were saying. On the flight back, I was envious of the young Japanese women who were speaking fluently to the flight attendants. So I decided to take a three-month Korean language course by the fall, and I'm going to see how much I can learn without pushing myself too hard. I'm going to give it a try.