Tuesday, December 10, 2013

CP #3 Dana


    Around 10:00 p.m. on a Thursday, Jeehoon joined my group of friends and I on a small trek to Leon Pub from my house. We walked into the smoky bar, claimed a pool table immediately, and ordered a bunch of beers.
    Jeehoon was so excited. There were just so many beers for him to choose from. I helped narrow down the list for him and he surprisingly ordered a Left Hand Milk Stout, luckily loving the beer. We played a couple rounds of pool, which we were all completely horrid at, laughed, and joked around. Jeehoon thought my younger sister was especially hilarious.
     While playing darts, Jeehoon spoke about the drinking culture in South Korea. He said that when he would go out with friends, it was always a competition to see who could buy the most drinks for the group. Or, it would be expected that one member of the friend group would take his or her turn paying for all of the fun. Loads of money would be spent, and more often than not, they would get rather trashed.
     He definitely liked the way Americans went out, thinking of only needing to pay for themselves, or maybe one other person. And he loved the vast variety of beer. Leon Pub was very much a success. 

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