[GLOBAL ECONOMIC TIMES] Near Hannam Intersection, a woman who appeared to be in her early 60s was standing quietly wearing a hat and mask. I knew by feeling that it was because I was embarrassed to stand on the street rather than for fashion or health reasons. When he made eye contact with me, he said, “Oh my, you have nice clothes.” When I said, “It’s nice to see you working hard,” he sighed and said, “Yakult isn’t selling well.”
No matter how bad the economy is, some people who sell bicycles have customers lining up. When I looked closely, I noticed that neither the lady nor the Yakult truck were selling the product. Since the picture depicts Pikachu, Koreans or foreigners who don't know it might think it's an ice cream vendor. Or, you may just pass by, wondering if it's a merchant selling some kind of product for children.
Uniform uniforms should be Yakult uniforms across the country, or at least wear chef-style Yakult bottle photos, so they can be easily recognized. Also, you must take pictures of the exterior of the mobile car in the order of Yakult's birth and paste them on top, and place at least one of each type at the top. That way, you will want to buy it and eat it. If it is closed and locked, and people wear masks and hats, not even 1 out of 100 people will buy it.
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