8 ways of torturing Korean.

1. Make them eat ramen without Kimchi.

2. Reduce the internet speed to 10 Mbps.

3. Don't let them drink coffee after a meal.

4. Don't let them eat Samgyupsal(port belly) with Soju(Korean alcohol).

5. Don't let them lick the yogurt lid.

6. Don't let them bring their phone into the bathroom.

7. Don't let them stand up until the bus stops completely.

8. Don't let them push the close button when using elevator.

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