Day 6 - Blazer Girl

I set out to do some things today: ask out the Hyundai shopping center girl, buy new shoes for dancing and buy pants for dancing.

I had breakfast in Paris Baguette. It was not that luxurious inside since you had to take the stuff yourself on a tray, like a buffet. After that I went to the Hyundai shopping center.

When I entered the shopping center I knew what to say to the blazer girl to ask her out. First tell her about my performance the day before and that I’m going to practice every day now, after that tell her she’s cute and after that ask her name and ask her out to the Han river to ride bikes there.

B1 of the Hyundai Shopping Center - lots of foods. I asked if I could take a pic, and the woman said yes and she leaned against the window. So I thought she wanted to be in the pic too. When I aimed the camera at her too, she ducked down and she said she didn't want to be in the pic. Cute ;)

To avoid running into her after I asked her, I had to buy shoes after all, I first went a few floors higher to the shoe department. I bought new shoes for dancing, red ones, they are very light weight. I often wear heavy shoes so these felt like super light weight. Anyways, it was time to ask out the blazer girl. But for some reason I had gotten hungry so I first went even higher to the second highest floor to have Chinese gold noodles.

After lunch I did it. I walked up to her store. Her store was in the back against the wall of the building with a big pole in the center that you have to walk past to get in the store. I didn’t want her to be uncomfortable so I preferred to talk to her more out in the open.

I entered the store and there was nobody. I waited for a few minutes, but nobody came. What bad customer service this was! So I guess she didn’t work today so it wasn't her fault ; ) I left the building and walked around, even through a tunnel.

Try going to that address

That is not a huge McDonalds building, the top floors are something else

After an hour or so I got hungry again. It was dinner time, and maybe she worked a different shift. So I went back to the Hyundai shopping center and I had dinner – Korean or Chinese or Japanese. I think it was Japanese because it was called “Bento”, there was wakame seaweed and the chopsticks were Japanese, but the pork was cooked Chinese style, the tea was Chinese but then again there was kimchi and I was in Korea. I guess it didn’t matter since it was the best thing I ate since arriving in Seoul.

I didn't find her. But this is only day 6 out of 1OO, so who knows who I will meet next. With my luck, it will be someone amazing ;)