Comments by "Dangic23" (@Dangic23) on "Why Do Americans Live in Korea In 2021? | STREET INTERVIEW" video.

  1. "Nobody is going to shoot me here" Facts.
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  2. I think he is trolling. Nobody with that accent would ever leave the town they live in. Definitely wouldn't leave the US.
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  3. They have been wearing masks forever. I lived there 2010-2011, and it was common to see people wearing masks.
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  4. Moving from Manhattan to Korea is not that much of a change in lifestyle. But could be a culture shock for folks from other parts of the US.
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  5. I've been applying for jobs in S.Korea for 6 years . Lived there in 2010-2011, and loved everything.
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  6. You are all immigrants.
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  7.  White Lives Matter  All good. Just making sure people know. Expat has negative connotations , related to superiority complex. Some people use the word expat for this reason, others use it but are unaware of the meaning.
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  8.  @decade4music  That is not the difference at all. Immigrants can also move at any time. There is no timeframe, or intent that defines one or the other. If you leave your country, and you are not on vacation at the new country, your are an immigrant. Yes...the incorrect use of tbe word expat is now almost synonymous of Foreigners. But the root was....I'm superior to you, I'm in denial that I had to leave, I want to stay in a bubble, etc. I was born in the US...... I have lived in Canada, Caribbean, Philippines, Korea, Germany , all US time zones......never once identified myself as an expat.
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  9.  @decade4music  We all know that dictionary definition is a little outdated. When I lived in Korea, I was an American that jumped at a job opportunity, and moved/migrated to Korea for that job. When the contract was over, I moved again. See.....the use of the word expat is unnecessary .
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  10.  @recon_ron7746  100%
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  11.  @patwhw  Seems like He is Just playing a character on camera. Just like Uncle Roger does. My accent has changed everytime I move....like 7 times. Have lived in Canada, Caribbean, Korea, Germany, Philippines......and all time zones in the US.
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  12.  @nannymcfee4411  Not really. It was a sarcastic comment. But I do believe he is intentionally doing this. My accent has changed about 7 times since I was born. It's not that hard.
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  13.  @way2girly  If you read the comments, you would get context.
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  14. When I moved from NYC to San Antonio many years ago....I stopped at a KFC in Tennessee for lunch. After attempting several times to order....I had to walk out of the KFC because I couldn't understand what the workers were saying. Went across the street to a McDonald's, and used hand signs to order food.
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