What's up guys? It's a snowy Saturday afternoon here in Korea. Well, it looks like I'll be leaving Korea pretty soon. I pretty happy to be leaving, not that my job has been bad or anything. You see I'm a city man, don't get me wrong I love a good hike once in a while and being out in the country does have its advantages. But man living out here for a year has made me realize one thing, “I'm a city man 100%.” If you teaching ESL in a city then you know there's all kinds of stuff to do. Yoga, kick boxing, dance classes, movie theaters, shopping, bowling, the list goes on. But in the country? Man you ain't got much. As a result you end up spending a lot of time commuting to the nearest city for your basic entertainment and leisure time needs. So what is it I'm getting at here? Before take that job in the country, give it some real thought. A crappy school in the city is way better than 500 hours on a bus. You can always go hiking as hiking is never far from an city in Korea. I hear a lot of ESL teachers in Korea and other countries I've been to complain about their school being to far from the city. So do yourself a favor and do whatever you have to to get a job in a big city.
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