South Korean soldiers in South Vietnam have reportedly been given the same food as other South Korean troops
What do you think I’m doing here?
I don’t know how it happened but I was sent over to a South Korean military camp to watch a platoon of soldiers get railed by a truck in a parking lot. I don’t know how much longer we can keep them in the field, but it seems like they’re going to need some kind of food. We don’t know how to eat them
I went to South Korea, and the food is pretty good, it is a bit overcooked, but it’s ok
I went to Korea, and the food is pretty much the same.
How do you eat them?
The Korean soldier who came out was pretty rude to me about it. I told him about how I'm Korean and he was a bit confused but then he just started laughing and then he said he was an American. I asked him what he meant and he said that he's a woman and so he can't be a soldier. He then left and told me I was being rude. I told him that that's not what happened but I couldn't stop laughing at him. I was also confused about where he was from. The same thing happened to another soldier who I was in a similar situation and they were very rude about it and kept calling us "he" and "he" and "he" and "he" and "he" and "he" and "he" and "he" and "he" and "he" and "he" and "he" and "he". I was at a protest a couple months ago and a group of women in a protest were all yelling at each other. I thought they were protesting the war but they were protesting the food. I had to leave the protest but I have an American friend that's in the army and he told me that he doesn't know how to cook. I just don't know what to do. I think we should leave.
And they get sent to eat the same food?
I'm pretty sure they have some food made with soybeans but the wording and the name is all wrong
We don't know if that food is being given to South Korean troops or if that is a separate incident.
It's more likely that North Korea is using their army of the dead to keep the South in power. That’s why the South will have to do their job.
That’s a little weird
You mean the “Food for the people?” kind of stuff that Korean people eat every day?
Yup. When the South Korea government introduced legislation that would make food for South Korea a food for other South Korean people to eat, they only gave people like me an exception. So basically I could be the one to complain about it to them.
That's what it would be called if you would actually read the article. If you read it all the way through, the headline says “food for the people”, but in the article it’s “food for the people”. So yes, that is actually correct.
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So does the soldier’s name and gender matter?
It is. Just strange, I assume the soldiers are eating it as part of their routine? I know the standard Korean diet is basically one that doesn’t eat much, and that most people in the military don’t eat much. The food, however, seems pretty normal. Normally, a soldier is allowed to eat two pieces of cooked rice and one can of pork each meal. According to this man who visited them, they’re just supposed to eat two pieces of pork. If I’m correct, then it is as easy as that. I’m going to assume that they’re eating the same thing as everyone else does, which is just one piece of meat with the other. So, is that what they eat?
They eat one of their meals. Like I would do every day of my life.
Yes. This is just a strange way for them to treat each other, but I can’t imagine why they’d not do something like that. The thing is, even if the food is normal and it’s the same kind of meat that they eat, they can’t do the same. A soldier doesn’t have to eat anything to be a man, they eat enough to be considered a woman.
It is not a conspiracy. There is a military solution to the South Korea situation, it’s called withdrawal.
It's a conspiracy because you just gave it to them. They want it
I'm not sure but it's the Korean equivalent of a pizza delivered to your door from Mars.
That's pretty cool, but I don't know much about it.
I live in the US, so I know a lot about it but it's not exactly something that I know about. I would guess it's something like a pizza delivered to your door from Mars or some other extraterrestrial body, but I don't know much about it.
It’s not just me though. South Korea has the same food delivery service and we’ve been doing that for over 10 years
As we all know, Mars is full of disgusting disgusting aliens from Mars, they're all disgusting disgusting disgusting disgusting disgusting disgusting aliens, I swear they're from Mars. I don't believe you.
So that's why they have the same food?
Yeah that's pizza delivered from mars
You know what is pizza from?
I have pizza delivered from Mars and I can't even taste the crust, which is really good.
Hah, this is the real deal. We had our own little war in Korea in the 70s with the United States. The United States had to invade and they had to deliver food to us. So they sent a food truck to deliver pizza. They don't know how big of a deal that is, but it's our little secret.
They don't know how big of a deal this is, but it's our little secret.