This sign, of course, means no high fives. Koreans have a serious policy about not high fiving on elevators, which I support.
posted by RPShep @ 10:54 PM
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The adventures of a 30-year-old American in Korea (and beyond): Miscommunications, observations, frustrations, and a whole mess of pictures.
Sunday, March 19, 2006
This sign, of course, means no high fives. Koreans have a serious policy about not high fiving on elevators, which I support.
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