When you're sliding into first and you're feeling something burst, diarrhea, diarrhea. When you're sliding into third and you feel a juicy turd, diarrhea, diarrhea. When you're sliding into home and your pants are full of foam, diarrhea, diarrhea. – Kevin Buckman (film, Parenthood)
Sunday, March 6, 2016 (DAYS 1,461 – 1,471)
I know we've all been there in desperate need of a bathroom and while I'm here in Seoul, I thought I would take time to keep this a continued working blog that as a budget traveler I'm seeking ways–of course–to save money and one way of doing so is even as cheap as the Seoul Metro Subway System is, I like knowing when I've missed my station where I can backtrack without the extra cost as well as where I can access toilets without scanning in or out using my T-Money card. I know some people will criticize this as being extremely cheap, hobo-ish, whatever, I DON'T CARE! Yes, I've learned to stop listening to the naysayers years ago and this is actually more of a blog for myself and my awesome dorm mate, surprise surprise, because we want to know where these things are, especially on the most used subway line, the Green Line 2. I will continue to update this blog as I hit more subway stations and as things in Seoul continue to change in a rapid pace.
If you have information that can contribute to this blog please EMAIL ME and I'll be glad to add this as I feel that this can be helpful to many people!
I know we've all been there in desperate need of a bathroom and while I'm here in Seoul, I thought I would take time to keep this a continued working blog that as a budget traveler I'm seeking ways–of course–to save money and one way of doing so is even as cheap as the Seoul Metro Subway System is, I like knowing when I've missed my station where I can backtrack without the extra cost as well as where I can access toilets without scanning in or out using my T-Money card. I know some people will criticize this as being extremely cheap, hobo-ish, whatever, I DON'T CARE! Yes, I've learned to stop listening to the naysayers years ago and this is actually more of a blog for myself and my awesome dorm mate, surprise surprise, because we want to know where these things are, especially on the most used subway line, the Green Line 2. I will continue to update this blog as I hit more subway stations and as things in Seoul continue to change in a rapid pace.
If you have information that can contribute to this blog please EMAIL ME and I'll be glad to add this as I feel that this can be helpful to many people!
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