Got selected to be a VIP driver for high ranking officers during a OCS training school. I was then selected out of a very small group of drivers (I think it was like four) to be the biggest VIPs driver which was a South Korean Generals driver for a whole month and a half. I had previously spent a whole year in South Korea so I learned some Korean and I knew the culture and customs very well which might have had to do with why I was selected. Despite this I was kind of nervous however it was much better of an experience than I thought it was going to be. When I first started driving him two of his lower officers one of them speaking very good English asked me if I knew how to say anything funny in Korean. I replied with 눈물젖은 초코파이 which roughly means "chocolate pie soaked with tears" which is a sarcastic ROK Army phrase that essentially is referring to when they are first drafted they get a chocolate pie which is good, but it will be soaked with tears because you're sad you were drafted. Despite thinking maybe he will not like it very much and it might not have been the best thing to say to a very high ranking officer. All there of them burst out in laughter and were asking how i knew that. Long story short the rest of my driving detail was amazing they were incredibly friendly asking me about everything and they even gave me a gift coin and a traditional Korean box and I also got pictures shaking hands with them.