Overreaction at the Bus in South Korea

[Reeve]

If you're one of those people who thinks anyone around them speaking another language is talking behind their back or insulting them, it's probably best they just never go anywhere people speak other languages.

[s_bushido]

So... what is it?

Something along the lines of "I am..." or "you are..." I only know because of how much SC2 I've watched, and they say it often enough that I asked that question myself.

[smelltheglove]

If you're one of those people who thinks anyone around them speaking another language is talking behind their back or insulting them, it's probably best they just never go anywhere people speak other languages.

ive known people like this. they only spoke english and would be on the verge of a full blown rage whenever spanish speakers would be conversing near them. and the reason was always "i dont know if the motherfuckers are talking about me!" and im like "why would you think they are talking about you?!?"

[Reeve]

ive known people like this. they only spoke english and would be on the verge of a full blown rage whenever spanish speakers would be conversing near them. and the reason was always "i dont know if the motherfuckers are talking about me!" and im like "why would you think they are talking about you?!?"

I've known people like that too. What's worse, I've encountered in on a seismic crew among coworkers. It's a bit embarrassing when they're Americans, making my whole country look bad. Of course I speak Spanish, so I can explain to them that they aren't saying anything bad about them and that they're the ones who are acting like assholes. Doesn't always help.

[Deleted]

Is it just me that treats these kind of videos with some skepticism? So much about this video feels "off", most notably the fact he is in SK in the first place.

[Reeve]

Is it just me that treats these kind of videos with some skepticism? So much about this video feels "off", most notably the fact he is in SK in the first place.

Travel may attract more open minded people, but it isn't limited to them.

[Chirri]

Clearly he wasn't there to learn the language. If it means "I am..." or "You are..." it would seem like one of those words you pick up very shortly after arriving. <_<

[Themius]

Ughh even tho I'm black this is why I tend to avoid the majority of them. Sadly this attitude seen here can be seen in a lot of them. I'm not saying all, but you should see how the N word gets black people going these days.

"I'm black and I avoid blacks because they're ignorant" is what you're basically saying.

[Archangel Tyrael]

Clearly he wasn't there to learn the language. If it means "I am..." or "You are..." it would seem like one of those words you pick up very shortly after arriving. <_<

Maybe he was teaching an advanced class in English, so he didn't need Korean, I don't know.

also @ Reeve - Yeah, I figured he'd be on those Teaching English as a Foreign Language programs, but I'm still amazed that after an interview he'd get the job. Ah well...shit happens.

[chadwix]

Thug lyfe yo. These rocks dont lie, son.

He isnt a thug, he is part of our education system, has a degree and teaches english.

[A Day to Remember]

So... what is it?

If it was "nigga" i believe its used the same as 'you are, directed at the listener' if it was "ni -ga" i think its 'because/so' but if its "nikka" then its just a formal/honorific way of ending a sentance... id imagine like 'sir'

[Sykol]

He isnt a thug, he is part of our education system, has a degree and teaches english.

And punches old ladies on a bus for absolutely no discernible reason.

[Themius]

If you're one of those people who thinks anyone around them speaking another language is talking behind their back or insulting them, it's probably best they just never go anywhere people speak other languages.

Not related but my African friend who speaks Mandarin was in a chinese restaurant and they were saying racist things about him then he just started talking in Mandarin.

[Archangel Tyrael]

He isnt a thug, he is part of our education system, has a degree and teaches english.

care to explain?

I don't doubt or feel ''offended'' by what you're saying (I'm not even American) just interested in what you mean with that.

[Reeve]

And punches old ladies on a bus for absolutely no discernible reason.

I don't think he actually hit her. He just feinted at her aggressively. It's still assault, just not battery.

[rnbwtrout]

[Sykol]

I don't think he actually hit her. He just feinted at her aggressively. It's still assault, just not battery.

Well, he did at least hit the guy beside her a few times that I can see. And he put hands on the woman at one point. It's hard to tell from the video if any of his strikes hit her, but I'm not giving him the benefit of the doubt.

[Tradewind]

I am reminded of a Louis CK moment...



Don't watch if you have no sense of humor/prefer talking about unicorns/are at work/using speakers/within earshot of anyone else who may fall into the earlier categories of being homorless jackwagons...

NSFW blah blah blah...hopefully I've given enough warnings and whatever to avoid mod-rape.

[DEATHETERNAL]

He isnt a thug, he is part of our education system, has a degree and teaches english.

Doesn't mean he isn't a thug.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=kbmqhY75v5A

What did I just watch lol.

[artemishunter1]

They're not used with shitheaded non-starcraft playing immigrants living among them and ruining their society. Everything was fine until this loud mouthed entitled asshole came along.



That sounds like a stupid idea. What if he had a knife? Are you used to risking your life for pussy?

Actually, before the "violence is wrong movement" started, beating someone up was pretty much the way to handle things. But thanks to years of indoctrition in school systems everyone lost their guts in the states at least. Knifes, guns did not matter then.