I don't really enjoy traveling abroad; it feels like I'm just wasting time. It's not that I go there and think, Oh, this is great! Instead, I find myself wondering, What should I do now? I'm the type of person who always feels like I need to be doing something. So even when I travel, I don't just go for the sake of going. I like to see buildings, visit homes, or check out places that have potential for Korean barbecue or other dining options. That way, I think I could enjoy the trip more. 

When I go out, I also like to know what the demographics are, what the vibe is like, and what the atmosphere is in the places I'm visiting. It's fun to experience that. For example, when I'm in Gangnam or Cheongdam, I can gauge the value of the area. Sometimes when friends travel, like when we went to Shibuya and Roppongi, my itinerary ends up being really strange because I keep asking the kids about their plans during the day.

Let's listen to that real estate agent. These kids, when they come to travel, why do they keep going on long trips overseas? Just stay in Jeolla-do. I told them not to make a fuss. Are you really going to do this in such a small country? I mean, when I go to Thailand, it’s true that people ask me to take photos a lot. I think there's something about that with Korean men, but since I'm here, it seems even more so. Seriously, when I go, the trans people go crazy, and everyone is winking and throwing hearts. I can't help it; my physique is monstrous, but I have long hair tied up. I'm sitting on the terrace drinking beer, and as people walk by, they wink at me. I feel like I'm just standing there by the railing, and I can't move. You know, I have a white beard.

I'm feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what to do. They just take pictures of me openly as they pass by. It’s really obvious when they do it, and I can't just ask them why they're taking pictures since we can't communicate. So, I end up feeling really awkward about it. I can’t even cover my face properly, and I just hope they only catch my side profile. I also realized that being a Korean man has its advantages, especially during my recent trip to Thailand. Honestly, it's hard for me to say this, but the chances of me succeeding feel as slim as getting a needle through a hole. Nowadays, it seems like everyone is struggling to find a vision for the future. After ten or twenty years of hard work, it feels like nothing really changes, and many people seem to have given up. I wonder if I'll ever hit it big and make a significant exit, but that’s not easy. In fact, there are truly dangerous unemployed people out there.

I'm living the life of a jobless person. I worked up a good sweat, and now my body feels refreshed. I think I did well today; I made sure to eat my protein. As the sun sets, I can say I spent the day productively. I have two League of Legends streams on, watching Lee Sang-ho and Kim Min-kyu, and I played a lot of League. Ah, I'm tired, and I have muscle soreness too, so I must have worked out well. I should get a good night's sleep. I need to stay moderately healthy. Is it my room? Well, if my parents are doing well, I'm fortunate. But really, for those who are the breadwinners, they have to work hard. If parents are doing okay, then that kind of jobless life is possible.

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