



I am told my university's dorms are also locked up like this at night. Note to self: If my child goes to a Korean university, get a room on the first floor with a window and a saw to cut the bars or give a long rope as a gift.
Don't even get me started on the fire escapes from upper floor. Actually, they look like a lot of fun. Basically, you rappel down the side of the building: the fire escape is a rope.
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