Meeting G-Dragon (Part 1)[Completed]

Chapter 2: New Apartment

      Once we got our beauty sleep, we went out on an apartment adventure. 

~Suite 1004, Camp 21, 162 Sinchon-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul.
•Deposit: 800,000 won
•Monthly Rent fee : 700,000 won (including internet use); Bldg Maintenance fee and utilities are separate. ($700 deposit; $600 per month)

~Suite 1004, Camp21, 162 Sinchon-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul. (Exit No.6 of Ewha St.) 
•Deposit: 5M Won; Monthly Rent: 600,000 Won Per month; Bldg Maintenance fee and utilities are separate.  (about $5,000 deposit; $530 per month)

~Suite 1004, Camp 21, 162 Sinchon-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul. (Exit No.6 of Ewha St.)  
•Deposit : 10,000,000 Won; Monthly Rent fee : 900,000 Won; Bldg Maintenance and utilities are separated (Electricity, water, and gas) (About $8,600 deposit; $773 per month)

•Suite 1004, Camp 21, 162 Sinchon-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul. (Exit No.6 of Ewha St.)   
~Deposit: 10M Won; Rent: 800,000 Won Per month; Bldg Maintenance fee and utilities are separated. ($8,600 Deposit; $700)

**All of these places are real: on craiglist**

We finally chose to stay at:

~Suite 1004, Camp 21, 162 Sinchon-ro, Mapo-gu, Seoul.
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Deposit : 10,000,000 Won; Monthly Rent fee : 900,000 Won; Bldg Maintenance and utilities are separated (Electricity, water, and gas) (About $8,600 deposit; $773 per month)

http://seoul.craigslist.co.kr/apa/5892693955.html

^Pictures of Apartment Suite^

After that, we took out our sleeping bags and put them upstairs, claiming our spots with our luggage and stuff.

"Time to make a list of our groceries," I say.

"You do that while I order us some pizza," says Cindy.

"Okay," I call, while walking upstairs to my bag to get some paper and pen.

"What do you want me to order for you," calls Cindy.

"Mushroom and pepperoni!" I say. "Also order some crazy bread!"

"Alright, Rose," she says.

After she ordered, I took out my Dre Beats portable speaker called beats and played G-Dragon's Crayon.

"I can't wait for their new songs!" Says Cindy.

I squeal then say," IKR!" (I know right) "Finally! Their full album!"

I turn on my laptop to look for job listings. Cindy joins me to find her self a job as well.

"There's not much..." I start.

"IK," she replies. (I know)

"Hey," she suddenly says which echos through our pretty empty house.

"What?" I ask.

"Hard Rock Cafe!," she says. "You love that place."

"Yeah," I say. "So?"

"You should apply there for a job. It's right there," she says, while pointing on the laptop screen on the link.

"Okay," I say, and click on the link to apply for the job.

After I'm done, she looks for one. 

"I'm gonna look for a grocery store," she says while scrolling down on my laptop. "Like I was at Chicago."

"Technically, u were working at Target."

"I know that but but there was a produce section there. Besides, probably we can get an employee discount on the food. We'll save some money."

"Alright."

The doorbell rings and I go downstairs to pay the guy and get our pizza and crazy bread.

Once I'm back upstairs, I put our pizza down in front of us so we can eat.

Cindy has AllKpop open.

"Hey!" I say. "I thought you were applying for a job! Not stalking kpop stars," I joke.

She laughs. "I applied at E-Mart and then thought about what my bae, Seungri was up to."

It was my turn to laugh.

"Of course," I say.

After we ate. we went back upstairs to our sleeping bags.

"We really need to go shopping for some furniture."

"I know. After we find a job, the first thing to do is find some mattresses," I say.

"Yeah," says Cindy, then yawns. "Good-night."

"Baby Good-Night," I start to sing. 

"Baby Good-Night..." She joins in.

And we start to sing the song in our worst voices and Korean possible.