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Do you think time is money? I do. But do you skip meals just because time is money? Well, I don't think so. In today's topic, Dan and Neil discussed about British peoples' average lunch time, and their attitude towards work and food.

I have to say, the culture is very similar to Korea. One reason is that Koreans are very strict in time promises, such as meeting someone or when taking an oral test. And being late is likely to be said, 'bad-mannered' . 

Judging by this, you may think time is really important to Koreans.

But do you know why Koreans began to think like that?

I'll explain why; it all started after the Korean War broke out. After the Korean war, Korea was a total disaster. The elderly worked so hard to revive Korea, and they actually succeeded in it. But their hard work did have a dark side. No matter they were, they had to work hard to support the family and the country. And there must have been not enough time, they woke up early as the dawn rises, and gets some sleep past midnight. As a result, time became money in Koreans' minds. 

This culture still remains in today's Korea. Like the food truck- which provides fast foods such as sandwiches, and cupped rice. Most workers have fast, easy meals on the truck in early times when most restaurants are closed.

My parents always told me, eating breakfast is very important. Eating breakfast is good for your health, and your brain for the day.

As you can see in today's topic, British people treat lunch as an emergency. But you shouldn't. Having a meal is important, not an emergency. Only by having a proper meal, you can have a much wonderful day!