By the way, my wife's Korean. She had more than all the 'markin' women put together.

What's wrong with that?

Sure, she's a little nasty and hateful… but she gets by on her looks.

Her popularity is a reflection of what is wrong with a large percentage of American women (and American culture) these days.

TBSeFM's "This Morning" radio program has a Japanese woman who weekly comes on to comment on cultural trends in Japan. Last week she talked about something called "Maid Bars." No, not the standard waitress or hostess in a bar you might presume. These are bars where young women are dressed in the European housemaid costumes with the short skirts and high stockings. They come to your table and say, in a submissive young girl voice, "How may I serve you Master?"

It's a role playing environment that's rehearsed and structured. Male and female customers go there, but it's mainly geared to the younger Japanese men's fixation on the submissive maid characters in anime cartoons.

While it exists as an innocent and publicly acceptable form of entertainment in Japan, I am sure there are underground more "full featured" versions.

A lot of Japanese anime fixates on young girls in school girl uniforms too . . .

Maybe Japan and Korea are alike in these ways.

One of the newer clubs in Toka-ri used to have the schoolgirl motif, although I never went upstairs to see if they had classrooms or not.

Korean kids just don't have any appreciation of the fine things in life.

All through school they complained about being spanked by a middle-aged woman…

…now they pay good money for it.