Non-contract? You're a substitute teacher?
There's a nosy adjusshi who's recently made the laundromat that opened up near my home some months ago into his personal clubhouse away from home. He's not an employee, and he purposely waits for when he knows the employees won't be there before showing up. When he's there, he stays for 8-10 hour stretches, just watching TV and falling asleep to different programs. He's not an employee, he isn't homeless, and he isn't hardup. It pisses me off so much because I don't feel safe about leaving my laundry to do itself while he's around, and he's always around. I've walked in on him looking through other people's laundry before. I've said something to an actual employee about this dude before, but nothing's been done, so now I'm all like... what now? The guy is just so ****** weird and creepy.Thinking that maybe I should try to get in touch with the actual owner, but... what if this guy *is* the owner incognito, lol? Guess I just need to babysit my clothes every time I go there now.
i use those laundry machines to wash bedding. too big/heavy to put in my apartment front loader
Don't know I've ever seen this situation before, but whenever I have been the situation of using a public laundromat, I definitely would bring a book and wait there the whole time. It wouldn't occur to me leave. OTOH, when I lived in a smallish apartment complex, I definitely went back to the apartment. The trick there is timing your return so some impatient person didn't dump your clothes out of the machine when it finished. That said, every apartment I've had in Korea came with a washing machine. The first Korean laundromat I ever saw was in about 2016. I hope this isn't a trend.
Hit delivery driver. He succumbs to his injuries later. "Children" are under 14, can't be charged with anything.]"Children" are under 14, can't be charged with anything. https://n.news.naver.com/article/052/0001422139
8 Middle school students steal a car in Gwangmyeong. Drive to Daejeon late at night. Record it share it, laugh. Hit delivery driver. He succumbs to his injuries later. "Children" are under 14, can't be charged with anything.People up in arms. https://n.news.naver.com/article/052/0001422139
I've never understood why Korea is as soft as Charmin toilet paper when it comes to crime.Soft on Juvenile delinquentsSoft on Sex CrimesSoft on Past presidentsYet ultra hard on drug offences
You know, given the fact that you can get off at literally any bus stop or subway station at any time of day and not run a serious risk of being mugged or attacked by a gang of youth, something that you could never say about a major metropolitan area back home, lack a for-profit prison industry, and don't have cops being constantly accused of using excessive force and kicking doors down and shooting grannies, maybe we should take a few notes just once in a while, rather than constantly criticize.
you're doing it again
What pointing out that there isn't a no-go zone in Seoul? Open your eyes. Korea is cake when it comes to crime and the police. Some flaws? Sure, but compared to back home? I mean fing a dude. Let me drop you off in a little place called Brightmoor. You'd come running back to Korea. Or how about you go through the system? Korea is cake. If you think it isn't you haven't been in the scene.