Things I Thought I Could Live Without But Really Can't

And now it's time for an edition of: Things I Thought I Could Live Without But Really Can't.

1. Drinking yogurt that tastes like Skittles
2. My feet
3. Celebrity status and people telling me I'm so handsome
4. Money
5. 5th grade boys who think they're so tough, but really they're wearing a handkerchief around their neck and man capris.
6. Engrish
7. A sports mascot (A Samsung Lion) who has two cubs that do back flips and walk on their hands for entertainment.
7A. Cheerleaders at baseball games
8. Dried seaweed that tastes like popcorn
9. Banking that is both easy and logical
10. Brand new buildings that still look like they were built in the late 70s.
11. An impending war with a border country and a plummeting currency
12. Traditional medicine and traditional markets
13. Men still being in charge
14. Soju
15. Scooters on the sidewalk
16. Fan death
17. Street food
18. Street drinking
19. People who have an obsession with sports I am barely familiar with
20. An ironic prevalence of English signage but very few English speakers
21. Girls wearing eye patches
22. Public urination
23. People who think I'm fluent when all I say is "hello" in Korean.
24. Tomatoes being considered both a fruit and an appropriate desert like apples or watermelon.
25. Chopsticks - so much variety in their usage
26. Kimchi and rice (this one is a lie)

I know that list could have been très funny, but the things I could think of were either more genuine or ironic than actually humorous. Sue me, you American dog. I'm sure I'll revisit this type of thing again. I really just wanted to mention Skittle yogurt and the kids that wear handkerchiefs and man capris. I thought of 24 others just to keep it going, but now that I look back, all those things deserve to be on there. Seriously, if you don't know about fan death, then check it out. Bizarre. It's actually almost as touchy a subject as North Korea. No joke.