Miscelaineous: “I’m going to the army base for Thanksgiving. I hear it’s like America in the middle of Seoul.”
Lunamania: “Where they drive on the right side of the road.”
Miscelaineous: “They drive on the right side of the road in Korea. It’s not like Japan.”
Lunamania: “Really? I thought it was only the U.S. that drove on the right side of the road.”
The Chang: “No, Taiwan’s that way. Hong Kong too. Maybe it’s a colonial thing.”
Miscelaineous: “Maybe. But Japan was here when Korea was modernizing.”
The Chang: “That’s true.”
Lunamania: “What about China?”
Miscelaineous: “They don’t drive in China; they just ride bikes everywhere.”
The Chang: “Or when they do drive they don’t use any lanes.”
Lunamania: “In Japan it was about the swords.”
Miscelaineous & The Chang: “Swords?”
Lunamania: “Yeah. People walked on the left side of each other because of their swords. So they wouldn’t clank as they passed one another.”
Miscelaineous: “I could see how you wouldn’t want clanking swords. But Korea’s never been much of a sword country.”
Lunamania & The Chang: “Oh.”
Miscelaineous: “Well, anyway, have a happy Thanksgiving. Eat lots of turkey.”
Lunamania & The Chang: “You too.”

(slightly edited/fabricated due to my poor, poor memory)

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone!