Seoul Riders

I rode with the local boys again last weekend. It was a kick-ass session. There were about 15 riders there ripping up the crowd. The riders here are really good. Some of them have only been riding for a couple years and they're way better than me. I was impressed. Everyone was super cool. No arrogant bullshit like those shitheads in Australia. Everyone here was having a good time.

I hope I can keep up the sessions with these guys. Saturday and Sunday are the only days I have a chance to ride. This job sucks ass. Koreans give their whole life up once they get a job at a company. There's no separation between work and life here. Almost all of my students who have jobs work about 12 hours a day, six days a week. They don't do anything else but work and then drink with their coworkers afterward. It's mandatory for them to socialize and drink with their coworkers several times a week. It's part of the company culture. So anyway, the company I work for expects us to work the same. I say go to hell.

Oh yeah, Korea now has the highest rate of suicides per year in the world.