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To: Chris who wrote (4288)	12/22/1997 12:53:00 AM
From: Chris	Respond to of 42787

asian effects are not purely numbers but real events: many of my hong kong friends have been effected as well.. my grandfather escaped from the hk debacle.. know why? he uses TA <ggg> ===================== Subject: Asia Forum \| Previous \| Next \| Respond \| To: DRRISK (8 ) From: Pete Young Sunday, Dec 21 1997 10:07PM EST Reply # of 24 I have a similar story of underwhelming demand in Korea. I was talking to a friend today who flys for Delta, and has for many years. She was remarking that normally when she goes Christmas shopping in Seoul she and a friend have to physically hang on to each other's clothes in order not to get separated (I guess that the "mosh pit" form of shopping is an Asian custom). However, this time, empty. She said that she had never seen anything like it since first flying to Seoul 15 years ago. She also said that in general, she was disapointed over the declining quality of goods available in Korea over the last couple of years. (Cause and effect?)