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Mark Tetto, Lucky and Alex Mazzucchelli were attending 2nd anniversary of Korea Legacy Commitee. Minzy liked Mark’s comment and little bit info about Korea Legacy Commitee

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@dprlive 앨범 선물 고맙다 👍🏻👊🏻 정말 자랑스럽다. 힘나는 DPR & IISE 가족 모임 👊🏻❤️ Thanks for the album bruhhhh. Really proud of you guys. Feels like just yesterday we were shootin “Eung Freestyle” music video at my hanok house. DPR & IISE family reunion. . . #dpr #live #dprlive #마크 #iise #family #가족 #우정 #eung@dprlive

Thank you for the album gift👍🏻👊🏻 I’m really proud of you. DPR & IISE family gathering that gave me strength 👊🏻❤️ Thanks for the album bruhhhh. Really proud of you guys. Feels like just yesterday we were shootin “Eung Freestyle” music video at my hanok house. DPR & IISE family reunion. . . #dpr #live #dprlive #마크 #iise #family #가족 #friendship #eung

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Hyundai Global Friendship Tour (8 November 2017)

Attended the Global Friendship Tour organised by Hyundai. We visited various sites of Hyundai Steel, learning about the steel making process.

Iron powder comes from Australia, while Iron pellets come from Brazil. These are transported from the port (also within Hyundai Steel facility) to the storage space via 100km of conveyor belts.Steel powder and pellets are stored in 60mx120m wide round globes made of Aluminium, which thus helps to ensure that chemicals are not blown into the wind - thereby polluting the air, and also ensuring that humidity does not affect the steel quality. According to them, this is the only steel mill in the world with an environmentally friendly storage method. When they need to be used, there is yellow scoop that scoops up these pellets and powder and transports them (both are needed) via underground conveyors to the blast furnace.

Sweet Potato Cars (aka torpedo cars) containing Iron sent to the furnace and is turned into 1500 degrees liquid iron, but still with a lot of impurities. They are made into slabs in a chocolate bar shape. However, with a lot of impurities, these slabs are easily breakable. After removing these impurities, one slab turns into one coil, weighing about 22 to 24 tonnes.

To turn the steel into coils, first reheat the thick iron slab. This process takes about 3 to 4 hours, so that the temperature throughout the slab is even. The steel is washed with high pressure of water to clean out the impurities - which turns into steam because it is super hot. By going back and forth in the machine, the iron gets ironed out (GEDDIT???) and it becomes thinner and thinner (2nd photo).

In the cooling section, the iron sheet is then put through cold water. The Xray section is important to check the thickness of the sheets and if there are still any impurities. The iron sheet is then moved to the cooling bed - which takes about 7 to 10 days in summer and 2 to 3 days in winter to cool down. The sheet is then coiled up.

In other news, scraps of iron can also be made into reinforcing bars or components for construction, and is melted through electric hot furnace. These scraps come mostly from domestic sources, but also from Japan and Russia. These scraps however cannot be made into panels for the automobiles (automobiles use steel made only the original iron ore).

Ok that’s it for the boring part. HAHA. We then had an amazing SHABU SHABU lunch lovelove.

After lunch, we went the Hyundai Goyang Motor Studio, where we got to experience the different ways Hyundai tests their cars e.g. wind speed (5th photo), sit inside cars meant for competition (6th photo).

After the various exhibitions, we went to a hotel for a talk by Mark Tetto, who started off as an M&A specialist, moved to Samsung, and is not involved in various start-ups in Korea, and now even owns a hanok at Bukchon Hanok Village. He shared several tips on how to survive in Korea’s workplace, and how this workplace has changed since he first came.

We then had a MULTICOURSE DINNER buffet-style. Twas amazing but I was SO FULL. And definitely too full to jump during Haha and Skull’s performance. They were really kind to perform, hi-five, take selfies, even though the atmosphere was sooo awkward. But nevertheless still glad to have watched their performance. To end off, we had some DJ performance but it was a lil too loud for me.