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Korea Life/Question/maya/Jul 5, 2026

I still get nervous at busy lunch spots

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Fast lunch restaurants can feel like a speed test. Everyone knows the flow, where to stand, how to order, when to move. I am better now, but I still celebrate quietly when I manage the whole thing smoothly.
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