Die menschlichen Kosten für Südkoreas äußerst praktische Nachtlieferungen

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    1. WingsShouldBeFixed on

      No more night shifts!

      Except for doctors, nurses, EMTs, firemen, police, security guards, custodians, maintenance workers, road works, critical facilities, convenience store workers, bus drivers, waiters, bartenders, chefs, track repair, military, farm work avoiding the heat of the day, prison guards, and the rest. Hell, even office workers working late.

      Its not working conditions related. No way.

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