POLICE CALLED ON US AT HAN RIVER (Clickbait)
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Okay, okay... yes, the police were called to break up our little birthday party - but it wasn't thaaaaaatttt big of a deal.
In the video above, you can see a pretty typical layout of my weekday. Something I never though about is that so many birthday 'parties' will take place while you're in Korea since you're here for quite awhile. For some friends, we went to the club... for other friends, we had chill nights along the Han River.
Depending on Covid restrictions in the future, you will have to stay in groups of 4 or less (which hopefully will go away by the time you arrive). That's why people reported us while we were singing happy birthday. Anways, stay safe, stay smart, and have a good time.
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