How busy are all the motels in South Korea?

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How busy are all the motels in South Korea?

Korean life leading is very easy then any other countries. Income is higher than in many European countries. But the problem is that Korean food is not perfect for foreigners; especially for Muslim people. Korean external culture is the same as in other Asian countries. 

But internal culture is followed by Europe and America. Adultery is very much a part of their culture. The husband is enjoying someone's wife, and the wife is enjoying someone's husband.

Every city has more than 20 motels or 2 star hotels. Every motel has more than 16 to 20 rooms. Most of them are hourly rental systems. Most of them have self service facilities in the ground floor. Every day, more than 40 couples come for an hour of enjoyment.

Motel staff don’t know anything about their identities. But can guess that they are not husband-and-wife nighters, unmarried single.

So, imagine! In Korea, there are more than 40 cities. Every city has an average of 16 motels and hotels. At every motel or hotel, an average of 20 couples come or go for enjoyment. So, calculate yourself: how much adultery is happening there daily?

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