Ep. 7 - John Lee on running a convenience store, what it means to be 'Korean Korean', and cutting taxes
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John Lee is a former gyopo who was born and raised in Brunei and spent his college years in the United States. He is a small business owner who runs his own convenience store. When he has time, he is also a freelance columnist and a blogger. You can follow his columns at NK News (nknews.org) and his blog at The Korean Foreigner (thekoreanforeigner.blogspot.com) Show notes and links can be found at www.settlersofseoul.com
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