Woes of the Workin' Man

In about an hour I'm going to go to work. Yeah, that's right, work. My second week here and I'm teaching English for two hours today at roughly 30 bucks an hour. I'm doing this next week on Thursday again and all told will make about 120 bucks. Soon after I landed in South Korea my brother told me that I had already had job offers. I'll admit, I've been thinking about them a lot. The contract is a year minimum, there's also lots of side work, your hours are short, and you can pocket a $1,000 a month ($2-4,000 if you save). Going to keep thinking about this, in the mean time, I go unprepared to teach some school kids. I've no idea what they're learning or what's going on (the organizational structure here is very lax, they just don't tell you much). My brother says that most of them love the game Hangman if I should get in a tight spot. The money made me do it.