[WonderMomma]

"An interesting brawl in a Korean noodle shop was caught on video. The author calmly eats"

[ride]

A usually quiet and reserved culture. Westernization has changed things there over the last thirty years.

[bigbear8]

Originally Posted by ride ↗

A usually quiet and reserved culture.

You don’t know Korea, then. Koreans are NOT one to back down from a fight.

[ride]

No, I probably don't. Spent two years at Kunsan AB, with trips to Kimpo, Suwon, Daegu, Taegu, Gwangju, and Busan. Sure, they yell at each other, but the random destruction of a business establishment during a fight is rare in my experience.

While in Korea, I was stationed with, and sometimes worked beside, ROKAF airmen and ROK Marine units. The marines were especially salty, but always professional, albeit in a different way than what a westerner would consider professional. They lived their military life to the Nth degree - even when off duty, they'd be wired tight. Chain of command was strictly adhered to, and fights happened under the guise of "group discipline".

Maybe your experiences were different. I can only comment on what I know and experienced while there.

[Specialsman]

Looked like a WWE Falls Count Anywhere match broke out.

[Mr.NoCredit]

Pure comedy! FOOD FIGHT!!! with chairs too…

[Mr.NoCredit]

Originally Posted by ride ↗

No, I probably don't. Spent two years at Kunsan AB, with trips to Kimpo, Suwon, Daegu, Taegu, Gwangju, and Busan. Sure, they well at each other, but the random destruction of a business establishment during a fight is rare in my experience.

While in Korea, I was stationed with, and sometimes worked beside, ROKAF airmen and ROK Marine units. The marines were especially salty, but always professional, albeit in a different way than what a westerner would consider professional. They lived their military life to the Nth degree - even when off duty, they'd be wired tight. Chain of command was strictly adhered to, and fights happened under the guise of "group discipline".

Maybe your experiences were different. I can only comment on what I know and experienced while there.

Thank you for your service!

[alaskacom]

Its china not korea as you can see. 0:09 second

[bigbear8]

Originally Posted by alaskacom ↗

Its china not korea as you can see. 0:09 second

Oh! Eagle eyes, you’re absolutely correct!