Drinking a Mist IPA by Andong Brewing Co.
Category: I84D
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Stupid AF
Let’s assume people aren’t Volkswagen US and foolishly release their stupid AF (April Fool) nonsense in advance. They instead wait to unleash their stupid AF horse hockey on the day.
Stupid AF kicks off in the Pacific: Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea, and a whole whack of other countries awake to a fairly regular day. Maybe shenanigans ensue. I have yet to see any worthy of the name, yet the countries have to remain vigilant all the same.
Stupid AF moves to India and Russia, then Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.
Stupid AF doesn’t really hit its stride until it reaches the Americas. The U.S., in particular, relishes in its stupid AF pranks.
Here’s the thing about those stupid AF pranksters in the Americas, and the U.S. in particular, …
It’s April 2 when Asia sees it.
That means ANZ, Japan, South Korea, and a lot of others have to stay vigilant about stupid AF bullshit for at least 36-47.9 hours.
And we do this because … ?
No one actually knows.
bro-in-law ♥️♥️♥️: 🐓 nuggets dusted in knock-off nacho dust w/ dry cereal, pickles on the side
영등포구 국제금융로2길 37 건물3층, Seoul, Seoul, South Korea
19 °C light rain
영등포구 국제금융로 10 서울국제금융센터, Seoul, Seoul, 07326, South Korea
21 °C clear sky
Americans sitting behind me are talking about Buc-k-ees (or however you spell it). Reminds me of my road trip with sister
Korea day 33 breakfast: beef rice noodles
Dinner! Chicken and veg and rice noodles and cheese
영등포구 국제금융로 10, Seoul, Seoul, 07326, South Korea
22 °C clear sky
Post lunch Yeouido coffee. Sweet & nutty. Coffee is good too 😉
영등포구 여의대로 66, Seoul, Seoul, South Korea
23 °C clear sky
Lunch with my work buddy SoYoung
영등포구 국제금융로2길 25, Seoul, Seoul, 07327, South Korea
21 °C clear sky
Knocks, yellow, reflection
Someone is knocking on a nearby hotel room door with an implement. The sound is metallic, hollow, and I can’t help but think louder for me than the intended recipient.
A yellow dust from China descended on Korea, a dust obscuring Seoul after a rainfall forecast to clear out pollution. I’m told it’s an annual event, the yellow dust.
I settled up the hotel bill for my most recent two weeks in residence. It’s like a fortnightly rent payment, a clearing of the balance sheet, a zeroing out. It’s nice.