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Bank Mission Story Sept 14, 2009

DateTuesday, September 15, 2009 at 9:46PM | By AuthorDavid | in

**(As of Sept 16 - Korean time - this video is now working perfectly. I hope there are no further issues.)

Hi all. Not sure why, but this video seems to stop randomly. I am trying to fix the problem, so be patient. I was able to get it to play through a few times, but if you have trouble, let me know. Thanks!

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Hi there,
I am letting you know i was not able to play this video only so far and then it ket stopping,i never made it through the entire video,i am sorry! I also had trouble with i think the second Hotel Mission Game video too but i was able to get through that one though! Thinking of you muchly,love you,AMJ

September 16, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterA M J

Thanks AMJ, I am stil working on it. Not sure what is happening. I will re-post it and see if it fixes it. I think maybe it has something to do with YouTube. Please be patient. Thanks for you great comments though!!

September 16, 2009 | Registered CommenterDavid

I like the change-up to this video's presentation. Also, I really liked a shirt one boy is wearing. It is a yellow shirt that reads, "Me? . . . WE!" with a big smile face underneath the words. That shirt really represents the mindset of the Korean people. :-)

September 21, 2009 | Unregistered CommenterShar

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