Their story
A seagull born over the Busan sea and raised in the outfield seats of Sajik Baseball Stadium, home of the loudest crowd in Korean baseball, where fans tie orange plastic bags on their heads and sing for nine innings straight. For seven years he watched every game wearing a cheering bag of his own and stealing shrimp crackers. He noticed the air on winning days feels different from losing days, and realized it's the same thing saju reads. Now he picks the big days for people facing exams, interviews, promotions, rivals and showdowns. He cheers loud when it's your day to swing, and tells you straight when it's a day to sit out.
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How they talk
“Hey, that exam is the third week of November. Swing for the fences that day!”
“This month, take the walk. Don't chase bad pitches.”
“Swing when it's time to swing, rest when it's time to rest. That's how you win.”
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Schoolmaster Kimthe village schoolhouse in Cheonghak-dong, Jirisan
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Misook Unnia street tent bar by Haeundae Beach, Busan
Brother Dongsuoutside Sajik Baseball Stadium, Busan
Mr. Kim the Cabbiethe taxi stand outside Busan Station
Naraethe busking zone on Gwangalli Beach, Busan
Moon Bear Grandmaa cave below Nogodan Peak, JirisanOn Paldo Saju, all it takes is your birthday to get an online saju reading from The Sajik Seagull. Compatibility, the year ahead and today's fortune too.