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[ABC KID]

Well, we ended up stopping at my mother-in-law's apartment last night.

At breakfast time today, I was happily eating food alone when my mother-in-law came into the Kitchen to cut an apple. While she was doing this, she happened to drop a couple of bits on the floor. She picked them up washed them under the top for a couple of seconds before slicing those two pieces into four. She then put two of them on my plate...

One of the pieces had two hairs on it 맛있겠다!

Needless to say, I suddenly became totally full, unable to eat another thing. This comes after an investigation into Korean fruit I saw on TV at the weekend. For those that didn't see it, I strongly recommend you don't buy very ripe delicious looking bananas. Be careful of gift wrapped oranges too. They may not be what they seem!

[PigeonFart]

From that old womans point of view, there was nothing wrong with what she did. She's from that generation.

Thats why i'm wary of those ajjuma making my dinner in 'Gimbapcheonguk' everyday. They never wear hairnets (most basic hygene procedure), and i dread to think of all the faecal matter on their unwashed hands.

[Straphanger]

[ekul]

Never heard of the 5 second rule?

[Panda]

I attended a university that you could find various things in your food from the school restaurant, we categorized them by material, size, risk.

hair belongs to mid-sized, indigestible yet toxic food adulteration.

[Underwaterbob]

[ekul]

Plus a bit of dirt is good for you, boosts your immune systems.

[denistron]

[eIn07912]

[eIn07912]

[denistron]

Also,
Toast is more likely to land buttered side-down when dropped: Busted