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한국은 무인매장이 유독 빠르게, 또 아주 다양하게 퍼진 나라인데요. 이 무인시스템을 가능하게 만든 핵심은 바로 한국인들의 '높은 시민의식'입니다. 그렇다면 외국인들의 눈에는 이 무인문화가 어떻게 보일까요? 지금 바로 만나보시죠.

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Where are you from? 

I'm from Sweden

I'm from Mexico 

I'm from Kazakhstan

I'm from China 

I'm from Spain

There are a lot of "noperson" stores in Korea Have you ever used one? 

Yes, I have

For example, cafes, ice cream shops, photo booths, and other places

At least in Korea And the print shops

Since I'm a college student,

print out documents or homework especially since many unmanned stores are opened all day and all night

and sometimes it's almost 1 a.m

and you're I have to print out my homework for tomorrow

and I can run to the nearest print shop

and do it quickly yeah

I've seen many of them

the convenience stores or ice cream stores

or just like vintage shopping like trip

shopping stores it was really convenient

actually don't really have to interact with anyone

you just go there and take what you need kind of for

introvert people kind of for introvert people

No, really, we don't have this kind of stores yet

Maybe in the future we're gonna get some,

but right now we don't have them

It's more about like you can order food,

you know, and then you can get it

Like, we don't have this kind of ones, no

There's no man stores in Mexico

Unfortunately People would probably just steal

from the stores

if there were a neon man stores

I discovered them here

I didn't know they existed actually

I think unfortunately there isn't the level of trust

that maybe you experience here in Korea

between people in Mexico

There's a lot of thieves

or robbery happening in Mexico unfortunately

I think there's a lot of Chinese people

And the employment situation is quite extreme

When I went to Kazakhstan last year,

I felt that there were more

and more people coming in

There's not many the things

I don't think it would work

Even the vending machines,

but I just think culturewise it's different

I think, yeah, it's a lot of culture difference,

I would say You know, in both countries,

like, people are super friendly

and super nice and it's very safe here

What I found a little bit different here is,

like, people, like, so much into the,

like, toys and the enemy and stuff like that

In Sweden, not that much yet

Maybe in the future, I don't know 

Thank you for the interview.