This is the story of a veteran convenience store owner who has run a store for over 30 years along a national highway, overcoming countless challenges along the way. What many of us take for granted—the 24/7, 365-day operation of a convenience store—is, for someone, a never-ending scene of labor and dedication. Life Pattern Korea. These slices of life reveal the relentless work that goes into maintaining that "always open" sign, reminding us of the true face of self-employed workers in today’s world.
The Sweat and Tears Documentary Diary Series, known for its portrayal of extreme jobs in Japan, has sold over 560,000 copies. Among these, Running a Convenience Store for 30 Years (Convenience store owner's last-minute diary) has garnered the most support from readers. Life Pattern Korea. The author, sometimes called a "living fossil" in the convenience store industry, shares their comprehensive experience, detailing everything one must do to run a convenience store successfully. As you follow the author’s demanding daily routine, you'll begin to see the familiar convenience store in a completely different light. Life Pattern Korea.
Behind every convenience store, there’s always someone working 24 hours a day to ensure your needs are met. Listening to the story of this true ‘convenience store human,’ who has dedicated 30 years to this life, may inspire us all to show a bit more kindness to one another.
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Author: 니시나 요시노, 김미현
Publisher: 엘리 Elli (2024)
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