Korea was still a developing country without proper social support systems when a lot of people now in their late 60s and older were in their productive years. Some of them didn't pay enough into the national pension or save enough to have a decent retirement. So I see many old people doing simple jobs like collecting cardboard for recycling or selling vegetables on the street near the subway. Hauling cardboard is hard work anytime, but I think when it isn't too hot or cold, selling vegetables isn't all that bad. Ideally, it would be best if the state could take care of everyone, but it seems there is never enough money.
So my plan is to find something I really enjoy doing that maybe pays a little less during that time to have something to do whether I need the money or not.
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