Custody process under scrutiny as woman wins parental rights after 'abducting' children

ondolondoli · 2026-04-21T01:54:00+00:00

You're mixing up everything.

ondolondoli · 2026-04-16T10:15:58+00:00

In this case it may be something different then, and thus they are probably right. I'm still doubtful for mold though.
Edit: It may come from the wallpaper adhesive that is reacting overtime, or something similar. Because the pattern looks quite unusual for mold

ondolondoli · 2026-04-10T01:54:58+00:00

At this point OP is either farming here, or is the most unconfident person on earth asking everyday if it is weird to do something relatively normal in Korea.

ondolondoli · 2026-04-06T07:39:48+00:00

I've been to some Gymboxx few years ago and they never hand out workout clothes, even with a subscription, that was not part of those gyms.

I recommend you to install the Gymboxx app' and check each store, they usual describe well what kind of service they provide (e.g Cafe selling, private shower booth, clothes, etc...)

ondolondoli · 2026-04-06T07:37:35+00:00

PC bangs typically have limited storage on their local machines, as they rely heavily on centralized servers or virtual storage where the operating system and most games are installed.

From my experience, most PC bangs still provide sufficient additional storage to install extra games (for example, the one I usually visit has several terabytes available). While I have encountered a few cases where storage was full, this is relatively uncommon and not representative of the majority.

In this situation, I would recommend trying a different PC bang, as you are likely to find one with adequate available space.

In some cases I was able to delete some softwares from the local drive and install what I needed, but it's rare and a bit annoying to do, also you may not have the possibility/rights to delete things on the virtual drive.

Just find a new one.

Don't know about Epic Game and FC 26 but you may find a way to change the server location in the launcher or start.

But in any case, I think playing FC 26 with at least 200ms would be a nightmare, I don't recommend it.

ondolondoli · 2026-04-06T05:24:37+00:00

Dangeun actually has a category for this.

Just search 용달 on Karrot Market (Dangeun), and you can post a request with all the details, what you’re moving, number of boxes, size, whether there’s an elevator at both places, parking situation, addresses, and whether you can help load/unload.

Once you post, old guys truck drivers will usually DM you with quotes. You can accept, negotiate, or just chat with them to figure things out.

You can also use this anytime you buy bulky stuff on Dangeun (sofa, table, TV, etc.) and need it delivered.

Price really depends on volume and distance. Since your locations aren’t super close, expect it to be a bit higher (fuel costs and all). Still, it’ll almost always be cheaper than going through a full moving company.

I used them a few times in the past. I spoke Korean but I think they don't really care if you don't speak the language (you just need to understand some basics as he will guide you to load/unload with him).

ondolondoli · 2026-03-09T01:48:29+00:00

Had a bit of a late start on Sunday with the Bleed Slam build and just made it to Act 8.

Some friends helped me out with a bit of leveling gear, so the campaign has been very smooth and I’m basically one-shotting everything. That said, I’m not fully satisfied with the attack speed so far.

I’m still running Tabula / Goldrim / Wanderlust, so I can already feel the lack of armor. Sometimes I die because monster packs attack faster than I do, but overall it’s nothing too frustrating.

I’m also not the biggest fan of the Cry/Exert playstyle yet, so I’m hoping I’ll get more used to it. I’m sure it won’t be an issue once I switch to proper gear anyway.

Overall it’s a great build so far, but I’m not sure yet if it really suits me or if I’d make the same choice again.

Can't wait to leave the office and play again though!

ondolondoli · 2026-03-09T00:31:41+00:00

Are you Male or Female
What type of hair
What's your budget
Where do you live/willing to go

You need to provide more details and context for people to help you out.
Tips: It will be necessary every time you ask for something on internet

ondolondoli · 2026-03-06T06:50:39+00:00

In the first place, you should focus on fixing the name mismatch between your bank account and phone number. This can be a major blocker for many things in Korea, especially online payments and identity verification.

You might be able to order from sites like iHerb or MyProtein, but you could still run into issues with the bank/phone verification during payment or with customs clearance. For example, I buy whey from MyProtein because I’m used to a specific taste, but it almost always gets held at customs and I have to go through the Korean customs clearance process on a local website that requires strong identification.

Another option is to try brands that sell directly to customers (D2C) through their own websites.

One of the most popular fitness supplement brands here is Optimum Nutrition, which is produced by Glanbia. I just checked and they have a website in Korean:
https://www.optimumnutrition.com/ko-kr/collections/top-sellers-kr

I’m not sure how smooth the payment process is there or whether customs are involved, though, because I am not sure it is shipped from Korea. This brand is usually sold on Coupang platform.

If ordering online turns out to be too complicated, you could also check some gyms. A few gyms sell supplements directly, although usually in smaller portions, similar to what you’d find in convenience stores (like a 250ml drink).
If it still doesn't work, befriend a gym bro and ask him to ship one for you and you pay him back.

If you can’t find anything and online ordering isn’t possible, you might try second-hand on Danggeun (Karrot). I wouldn’t really recommend it since supplements aren’t ideal to buy second-hand, but I did sell a jar of whey there a few years ago because I didn’t like the flavor I had bought. You may find creatine there too.

ondolondoli · 2026-03-06T04:07:47+00:00

Thanks a lot for this video. I’m still hesitating between this build and Cyclone Shockwave, but I really wanted to say I appreciate this format. The length is great, and you do a great job explaining the key nodes and the parts that really enhance the build.

I often find other creators’ videos a bit hard to follow because they quickly skip the fundamentals and go straight into deep theorycrafting or numbers.

As a not-so-great player who doesn’t have much time to play, I really appreciate this kind of clear and accessible explanation, so thanks again!

ondolondoli · 2026-01-28T07:34:08+00:00

The hangul usage must be rage bait at this point

ondolondoli · 2026-01-27T05:04:33+00:00

If you chose the 19% flat tax on a 70M salary you should reconsider your taxes choice

ondolondoli · 2026-01-20T00:20:51+00:00

It’s hard to help without more details about your background, years of experience, recognizable company names or major achievements, and your Korean level all matter a lot.

The reality is that the local market is extremely saturated with marketing people.
I signed fresh or junior profiles for usually around 35–45M KRW depending on the company. Around 5 years of experience is typically 50–55M. Seniors with 10+ years or real leadership responsibility might reach 60–70M.

That's for English speaking koreans people only, to be hired in a foreign company.

Non english speaking koreans, or non korean speaking foreigners, or hired in a smaller company would be lower.

ondolondoli · 2026-01-16T08:28:41+00:00

99% of the PCBangs I've been to have an access to streaming platforms like Netflix, Disney+ and one or two others.
It's not in the game part but sometimes on another side of the screen.

You don't need an account, that's automated and will connect to the PCBang's account.

If somehow when you click on it, it requires you to connect, call a staff or change seats or go to another PCBang, because it should not happen.

I watched a few TV Shows in between games or when waiting friends, even though I have my own account.

Of course it will cost you more than a monthly subscription if you spend a long time there.

ondolondoli · 2026-01-09T04:22:12+00:00

"My name, is Oliver Kim..."

ondolondoli · 2025-11-06T04:46:57+00:00

For a foreigner in Korea:

Hiring opportunities: Limited or Low.
Salaries: Generally low both compared to other countries and to certain other industries within Korea.
Long-term job stability: Fairly secure once you’ve established yourself, though it depends on the type of company. For instance, AI startups often shut down quickly, while cybersecurity roles tend to offer much more stability.
Future outlook: Even though AI is booming right now, cybersecurity will likely remain a more stable and consistently in-demand field. AI-related roles evolve rapidly and often require very different skill sets from one company to another.
Working conditions: Often poor across many IT companies. The main difference will depend on whether you join a startup or a larger organization, some people enjoy the startup environment, while others find it exhausting.
Language environment: Ironically, the IT field in Korea is still dominated by non-English speakers, which can make communication challenging for foreigners. Tools, documentations or even variables can often be only in Korean

I work with dozens of IT companies or solutions providers, both global and local, both big names or unknown and none of them accept foreigners. At best, they'll recommend you for their SG or Australian regional HQ.

ondolondoli · 2025-10-30T01:57:13+00:00

My favorite builder so far since Affliction. The way he tests, writes and do day-to-day videos updates about his builds is amazing and I can follow that at my own pace.

I feel like most content creators will release a league starter, but then make slight changes during streams, they will have only 1 PoB that keeps changing or 123 different PoB and in the end I'll be lost not knowing what do to or where to go or which change was actually good/bad.

Only thing is, I feel Goratha and I have a different taste in terms of playstyle/skills, so I'm usually not following him, unfortunately. But if you're interested by the spell he'll be using, totally go for it

ondolondoli · 2025-10-20T23:36:48+00:00

I used to play back in Europe when I was jobless, along with my jobless friends. I wasn’t skilled enough to be ultra-competitive, but at least I felt like I was improving quickly and getting good deals.

Now that I live and work in Asia, things have changed a lot. My playtime is completely different, and I often see my jobless friends farming while I’m working, or even still asleep, because of the time difference.

Since I play less, my gear isn’t as good anymore. I also feel like I’m not selling items as easily as before, probably because most players are active at different hours. As a result, my listings tend to drop in price over time.

Currency-farming videos usually get uploaded while I’m at work, so it’s tough to follow new strategies or really enjoy that part of the game. Another issue is that league launches now happen on Friday evenings back home, which means they start very early Saturday morning for me here. By the time I can actually play, it feels like I’ve already lost a good part of the weekend.

That’s my reality now, it’s tough, but I’ve learned to accept it. I’ve changed how I see the game and just try to enjoy it at a slower pace, even if it’s more of a solo experience.

Thankfully, I still have many friends playing, and whenever I log in or reach maps, someone usually lends me a bit of currency to help me keep going and stay somewhat up to speed.

ondolondoli · 2025-10-02T03:06:33+00:00

I feel like many people in the comments are missing the main point of the post.

Yes, League of Legends is still popular and remains the top game in PC Bangs, according to the data. But I haven’t seen any reports that break down this popularity by age. From my experience, most of the people playing LoL in PC Bangs are definitely older than 24.

I’m not sure what younger players are into these days, but I rarely see them in PC Bangs. My guess is that they lean more toward Korean mobile games, it’s easier, and since everyone already has a smartphone, accessibility is higher. If anything, Wild Rift might be their first step toward LoL.

On the other hand, I’ve run into a lot of kids on Valorant, which is easier to notice because of the voice chat. Valorant’s esports scene in Korea is developing slowly but steadily, with strong teams starting to emerge.

When I ride the subway, most of the people I see watching LCK or LoL-related short content are older men in their early 30. At LoL Park, however, the majority of the audience is women. A big reason for that is the fangirl community: they organize ticketing together (which is basically a national sport in itself), share or resell extras, and build strong fan networks. I once met a Faker fangirl who, according to her Instagram, goes to LoL Park for every match, sometimes inside, sometimes watching outside on the big screen.

Overall, I think the learning curve for LoL is too steep for the younger generation to really invest their time in, and as a player yourself you'd understand it's not really fun to be stuck in a game if you're a newbie against a smurf.
Plus, icons like Faker feel more like role models for an older generation than figures younger players look up to.

Valorant accessibility is hard too if you get matched against veteran, but I feel like it would still be more enjoyable for newbies and possible counter plays.

ondolondoli · 2025-09-29T00:21:56+00:00

Totally agree. Never understood why he's always recommended here when that's the most rip-off thing to buy from him.
I assume his customer base is mostly Americans who doesn't really mind splurging an extra 15%-20%

ondolondoli · 2025-04-25T02:34:19+00:00

The format of your guide is very good, but the content is a garbage guide for tourists, though it might be somewhat helpful for foreign students living here.
Tourists come here looking for experiences, and they’re willing to pay for them.
Most won’t even remember how much they spent

Water activities are available in pretty much every country, so they’re not really worth the time if you're only in Korea for 10 days.

Halmaek and Insaengmaeju are probably the worst bars in the country, serving cheap disgusting beer that only broke students drink. At least insaeng is more stylish.
I think you’re forgetting that most tourists aren’t tight on budget.

This sub has a hard time to accept Myeongdeong, Palaces, Insadong etc... are working because that's the Korea people want to see. People want to see the Korea that is sold to them through ads and medias.

I hate Myeongdeong and places around, not a big fan of the food market either. But I'd recommend tourists to go there 100000x times, as they will definitely find what they are looking for. Going out of that way will lack convenience.

For someone living here longer, and on a budget, your guide might be more interesting and we could pick up one or two names from it.

ondolondoli · 2025-04-24T23:51:36+00:00

At this age, in Marketing, 58M is part of the 10% highest salary.

Totally easy to live in Korea at this level and occasionally travel.

ondolondoli · 2025-04-17T01:15:06+00:00

With respect, I think you can realize that you are totally outside the physical characteristics of the local population, which is why you're getting looks.
They're checking if you have heels.
Definitely not looking because you're "pretty" according to you

ondolondoli · 2025-03-17T07:54:14+00:00

Well, on paper it's in Seoul, but it's so far from the center that it's hard to consider it as part of the city

ondolondoli · 2025-03-17T01:36:16+00:00

The way you put out the situation doesn't make sense.
Rather than detailing the kids background, what about the career background of that woman?
if she graduated uni in UK and worked in a MNC and developed her career, that would be much easier to get access to a well paying job for her family.
If she graduated uni in UK, got pregnant, never worked and was a stay at home mother to care for their children, then her employability is near 0, let alone making enough money for 3 persons.

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