Underground shopping
It was p-day for the missionaries so Chase had them come and meet us for lunch. It was really close to our hotel. It was a meet buffet. Finally Zack could get some food that didn't make him dry heave. :) It was pretty cool. You just go to the meet cooler pick your meat and cook it yourself at your table.
We were able to experience our first Mog Yeok Tang. A Mog Yeok Tang is a public bath house. If the Korean people are traveling or tired they can just pay to get in these bath houses and just hangout and sleep on the floor. It costs a couple of dollars and you can go in and sit in saunas and pools. We sat in a freezing cold sauna, a salt one that is about eighty degrees, a one hundred degree one, and then the last one was about one hundred and thirty degrees. We all liked it. We skipped the pools where everyone goes in with out their clothes!! When Chase told his Korean friends after that he took us to the Mog Yeok Tang they all would start giggling.
This is the entrance to the men's locker rooms. The women's said woman. Everywhere in Seoul there are signs in english. Most of them do not make any sense because they will have the verb in the wrong place or like this it will be singular instead of plural.
Saying goodbye to DJ. I am pretty sure that I saw a couple of tears. And I am sure I will see more when he says goodbye to Clint.



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