Strange Korean Genetic Characteristics If you feel “I’m really happy”, you seem to be a special Korean at that time…
According to psychological research, Koreans have a lack of a neurotransmitter called anandamide, so they do not easily feel happy.
What is Ananda Mind?? Anandamide is a chemical substance which means ‘happiness’ in Sanskrit, and as the word suggests, this substance alleviates fear and anxiety and induces positive thinking.
However, it is said that the amount of this substance is innately lower in Korea at 14% compared to 70% in Nigeria. It is said that Koreans need to be immersed in, achieve, and own something to be happy. For example, they think they are happy only after buying a new car or getting promoted. Thanks to this anxiety and desire for achievement, Koreans are diligent and have contributed to economic development, but the problem is that even when they achieve their goals, they do not get the satisfaction they expected, and the standard for happiness continues to rise, which ends up like a hamster wheel, wanting to have more
There are surprisingly many people who hit their car in the parking lot and run away, but there is a solution.
1. First, check the black box first and if the car number comes out, that’s it!!! Just go to the police station
2. If the light doesn’t come on or the license plate number isn’t visible, then go to the management office to secure the CCTV~~~ But when you ask for confirmation, nine times out of ten, they will say something like this like a parrot “It’s personal information, so we can’t do it.” “Bring the police.” “We are not responsible.” Here’s a tip: “Fair Trade Commission Parking Lot Management Regulation Standard Terms and Conditions”
If that doesn’t work 3. The final finishing move “Parking lot business compensation liability insurance” Many people don’t know this, but all department stores and marts have paid parking lots. If the manager pretends not to know, call my insurance company and handle the car yourself and claim the low-priced construction, and it will be 100% resolved.
There are many people who boil ramen with tap water, right?? They say that you should never do this.
According to a survey conducted by the Ministry of Environment, 66% of households in Korea use tap water instead of purified water for cooking. You may say that it’s all the same when you boil it, but it’s different. In particular, our country’s K-tap water is clean enough to drink without any special treatment.
The problem is this hot tap water. Tap water has different paths for cold and hot water. Cold water comes out directly through the water pipes, but hot water comes out through the boiler pipes, so it is said that heavy metals, etc. can be mixed in. It is said that heavy metals such as lead remain and are not removed no matter how much you boil them. Of course, if the pipes are clean, it doesn’t matter, but if they seem a little old, I recommend boiling them in cold water.
There are surprisingly many people who hit their car in the parking lot and run away, but there is a solution.
1. First, check the black box first and if the car number comes out, that’s it!!! Just go to the police station
2. If the light doesn’t come on or the license plate number isn’t visible, then go to the management office to secure the CCTV~~~ But when you ask for confirmation, nine times out of ten, they will say something like this like a parrot “It’s personal information, so we can’t do it.” “Bring the police.” “We are not responsible.” Here’s a tip: “Fair Trade Commission Parking Lot Management Regulation Standard Terms and Conditions”
If that doesn’t work 3. The final finishing move “Parking lot business compensation liability insurance” Many people don’t know this, but all department stores and marts have paid parking lots. If the manager pretends not to know, call my insurance company and handle the car yourself and claim the low-priced construction, and it will be 100% resolved.
There are many people who boil ramen with tap water, right?? They say that you should never do this.
According to a survey conducted by the Ministry of Environment, 66% of households in Korea use tap water instead of purified water for cooking. You may say that it’s all the same when you boil it, but it’s different. In particular, our country’s K-tap water is clean enough to drink without any special treatment.
The problem is this hot tap water. Tap water has different paths for cold and hot water. Cold water comes out directly through the water pipes, but hot water comes out through the boiler pipes, so it is said that heavy metals, etc. can be mixed in. It is said that heavy metals such as lead remain and are not removed no matter how much you boil them. Of course, if the pipes are clean, it doesn’t matter, but if they seem a little old, I recommend boiling them in cold water.
One day, the door lock beeped to tell me to replace the batteries. I opened the lid to change them, and there were 6 batteries inside. Wow. Are all 6 of them really dead?
So I looked for some great tips on checking if the battery is dead, and there were a lot of ways to do it, but I don’t know if it’s because the difference is so small or because I’m just immature, but I couldn’t tell the difference. But a few days ago, I found out a new method This is a really clear method.
Try pressing the numbers on the smartphone keypad with the + side of the battery. If the number is entered normally, it means that there is enough charge left in the battery. On the other hand, if the number is not entered properly, the battery is dead. Sometimes the number is entered, but there are cases where it does not respond right away and there is a delay. This means that the battery has little charge left.?? So then ~~~ Where is the remaining battery? Let’s look for it ㅎㅎ
In Korea, pears are eaten raw, ground, and frozen, and even Michael Jackson was said to have tried them and fell in love with them…
Pears are the soul fruit of our country, with records of their cultivation dating back as long as 3,000 years. When Michael Jackson visited Korea for a concert, he praised Korean pears, saying, “Could the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil that Adam and Eve ate in the Garden of Eden be this delicious?” and when he went to the United States, he bought dozens of boxes on the plane, boasting a taste that is unrivaled in the world. That’s because Korean pears are crunchy and juicy, while Western pears are soft, tasteless, and not crunchy, so they are more like cooking ingredients to be eaten grilled or made into alcohol.
Compared to Chinese and Japanese pears, it is said to be superior in all aspects, including shape, texture, quality, and sugar content. In the US, Korean pears are called mysterious fruits, and they are called Korean Giant Pears worldwide and are established as premium fruits. However, China is even making counterfeit products of these, so Americans are now even coming up with methods for distinguishing them in order to taste the real Korean pears.
They say that the average salary of Korean men in Korea is around 30 million won!!
In your 30s, an annual salary of about 50 million won is only 20%. The actual take-home pay is about 360!!! That’s 20%. Then, do you know how long it takes for men to earn an annual salary of 50 million won??
It takes 6 years for large companies and 11 years for small and medium-sized companies. It’s tough ~ If you go to an average company in your 20s, you will never make 360 after taxes.
Even if you come straight from the military and get hired, it takes 11 years. You have to be 38 to earn 360 after taxes. So in reality, only 2 out of 10 men can bring home 3.6 million won after taxes. It’s unfair and frustrating, but this is the reality!! It’s a really hard world to live in. So women, please don’t say anything to men who get married in their 30s. They’re all trying their best!!!
One day, I suddenly felt a lump on my father’s body, so I made a reservation at a university hospital thinking it might be cancer, but the test was only possible two months later ㅜㅜ
So first, I went to the neighborhood radiology department and got an X-ray, and they said there was a white lump and that it could be cancer. I got a cancer suspicion report and went to the university hospital, and they said I would have to wait two months, but I was able to get it done within 5 days. The result was really cancer!! When I was actually diagnosed with cancer, I was more worried about money than the pain.
The health insurance that my father paid over 100,000 won every month from his meager salary was for this situation. If you had just paid your health insurance properly, the calculation special case would have been applied, so you would have been eligible for most diseases, including cancer, and if you were diagnosed with a disease at a university hospital, you would have been eligible for the calculation special case. The professor told me to apply right away. There are many times when I feel grateful when I meet doctors at the hospital. Since applying for the calculation special case requires the cooperation of a doctor, I hope you meet a kind doctor at a general hospital.
For related inquiries, call the National Health Insurance Corporation at
1577-1000 without the area code.
I got help from the hospital and immediately sent an application to the corporation. After 2-3 days, I got a text message saying that the special calculation was registered!! It came out to over 10 million won including surgery, examination, and hospitalization, but I actually paid about 1 million won. The important thing is that you have to apply within 30 days of the diagnosis confirmation date. You can apply even after 30 days, but the reduced amount will be different. The special calculation period is slightly different for each disease. For reference, it is 5 years for cancer. My father is cured, and the follow-up examination that costs about 1.5 million won is still under the special calculation, so he only pays about 60,000-70,000 won. As far as I know, our country’s medical system is world-class. You can be proud of it~~ I hope you know it and use it when you can…
It is commonly known that it is good to charge only 80% to extend the battery life, but A foreign IT news site told me the inconvenient truth. If you charge your phone only 80%, it is not for using the battery for a long time.
Because If you only use 80%, what’s the difference between that and using a battery that’s already 80% dead? I hit my head on the live after watching this and just charge it to 100% ~~~ I hope you all fully charge in the future too…
