Gongneung-dong

On my way, I saw this Homeplus all fenced off for probably demolition.

I liked how this parking lot used this tarp showing a redevelopment project, upside-down, as just a fencing material.

One of the weirder tendencies of early-mid-1990s Korean apartments.

Inside Beginning Bread.

I randomly found a hot dog place that offered a number of regional hot dogs. The Chicago and LA dogs look actually pretty authentic, with exceptional attention to authentic ingredients, and if I go again, I'll try the New York.

I tried the chili dog, and everything about it was amazing, except for the bread which was very very plain, and the hot dog which was not offensive, just I can't remember much about it. But the toppings were amazing.

Here's the roasting equipment over at Hoi Polloi.

Chris talked with me while he was preparing a large number of beans.

I got this photo of him packing bags with beans.

Random building in downtown struck just right by the setting sun.

I ran over to Copy Salon to pick up newly printed copies of Transactions 99 (2025) and 1 (1900).

Then I found out that some of the pins in my EV charger were bent, which meant I wouldn't be able to charge on my own for the next few weeks.