In the subway stations in Korea you will find little "gas mask" stations. Maybe we have these in the states and I've never noticed before... but even still...not something you expect to see in a subway station.
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2 comments:
I noticed these also when I was in Korea. More concerning than there presence to me is the fact that there are something like 10 gas masks. For anyone who's been in a Korean train station, you know there are a whole lot more than 10 people there. How do you decide who gets them?
i never get tired of viewing the funny things you see in korea! ;)
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