Which one of these previous apartments of mine seems the most interesting to you?

[MCheetah]

Uijeongbu apartment, south end

Seoul apartment, south end

Daejeon apartment, south end

In my job, I've had to move around a lot. I've lived at several places before, all around South Korea and elsewhere. Some have been better or worse than others. I was even homeless at one point and living in a sh*tty Korean hostel in Seoul in late 2020 (picture in option G.) Which apartment I've lived in, looks the best in your opinion?

Suwon, South Korea, early 2022-present

Seongnam, South Korea, late 2021

Uijeongbu, South Korea, mid 2021

Seoul, South Korea, early 2021

Daejeon, South Korea, early 2020

Chinatown Philadelphia, USA, 2015-2019

I don't know.

[D_Bone_Steak]

Not sure... I usually turn my living room into a gym and I'll turn a bedroom into a living room. The living room/bedroom is where I'll sleep unless I have an extra bedroom to dedicate a bed area to.

Awesome to see someone else here has spent time in South Korea. I was always stuck mainly in Busan and only got to visit Seoul a few times here and there... mainly for hookers. I lived off that breakfast street food and hookers.

[TheUniqueOne96]

Suwon, South Korea, early 2022-present

[letuswaltzforthedead]

I'd say probably A or C.

A looks pretty modern and ingenious so I like it slightly more, C looks comfortable but in a more simple way.

[MCheetah]

I'm REALLY surprised people chose my current apartment. It's the second smallest one I've lived in, in this country. I don't need a lot of space, but it is very small.





My favorite actual apartment was the Daejeon one from 2020, but the job SUCKED and so does that city. I miss that damn bed that I spent $1,000 on!




My second favorite apartment was Uijeongbu from 2021, and the neighborhood was okay too, but the job also sucked for that one, although the town was alright. It was the one that had "the best of everything."



My current place has a decent window view and the actual apartment complex is less than a year old (the entire place opened April 2022), so everything is still kinda new.




And the Seoul one was a piece-of-sh*t shoebox I was living in, but it was in Songpa, Seoul, which is one of the best neighborhoods in that city.

[letuswaltzforthedead]

If space is what is important, than sure. I'm usually not a fan of very big apartments unless there's multiple people or a pet (probably since I seen many people crowd their apt. With junk instead). At least the view is nice, I'm surprised you spent a 1k on a bed

[JosyJosy]

Suwon.

[LovingLoverReturned]

Washint machines tend to be attached to the kitchen? Suwon the Uijeongbu

[MCheetah]

Yes. And almost nobody in Sough Korea owns a dryer either, hence me always having to buy a drying rack. In Daejeon and in Philadelphia, it was in the bathroom, though.

[LovingLoverReturned]

Ahh waw. Well I get it. Space maximizing

[ShadezMcgee]

I voted for your current one. It looks the best out of all of them here.

[CAPTAIN-OBVIOUS]

Seaognam, Korea late 21. I have a similar set up right now

[Darklydarkened]

Absolutely none of them whatsoever is interesting to me.

[420Rachel]

A looks nice!!! Definitely a cozy little spot

[Kayla45]

Korea is so pretty, so honestly any of those.

[Fuentes]

Daejon, 2020 haha

[malwins]

U lived in f… Asia?

[JesseJayNeak]

Daejeon