Need Fake Friends For Your Wedding? In S. Korea, You Can Hire Them
By Elise Hu
Baby showers, weddings, even meet-the-parent weekends don’t have to include your actual loved ones, at least not in South Korea. A cottage casting industry exists to help fill your life-staging needs.
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