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4. 이미지를 AI에게 설명하세요.
5. 무슨 말을 해야할지 모르겠다면 아래 단어와 문장을 이용하세요.

 

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아래 단어들을 이용해 보세요!

 

1. Courier [ˈkʊriər] (배달원, 택배 기사) - 물건을 배달하는 사람
   • The courier delivered the package right on time.
   • (배달원이 제시간에 물건을 전달했다.)
2. Scooter [ˈskuːtər] (스쿠터) - 작은 오토바이
   • He rides a scooter to work every day.
   • (그는 매일 스쿠터를 타고 출근한다.)
3. Expedited [ˈekspədaɪtɪd] (신속한, 빠른) - 빠르게 처리된
   • They offer expedited delivery for urgent orders.
   • (그들은 긴급 주문을 위한 신속 배달을 제공한다.)
4. Traffic congestion [ˈtræfɪk kənˈdʒestʃən] (교통 체증) - 차가 막히는 현상
   • He weaved through traffic congestion to reach his destination.
   • (그는 목적지에 도착하기 위해 교통 체증을 헤쳐 나갔다.)
5. Punctuality [ˌpʌŋktʃuˈæləti] (시간 엄수) - 정해진 시간을 지키는 습관
   • Punctuality is important for a delivery rider.
   • (배달 기사에게 시간 엄수는 중요하다.)
6. Hustle [ˈhʌsəl] (분주함, 빠른 움직임) - 바쁘게 움직이는 상태
   • The hustle of city life keeps him on his toes.
   • (도시 생활의 분주함이 그를 긴장하게 만든다.)
7. Gear up [ɡɪr ʌp] (준비하다, 장비를 갖추다) - 어떤 일을 위해 대비하는 것
   • He geared up for another long day of deliveries.
   • (그는 또 다른 긴 배달 업무를 위해 준비를 마쳤다.)

 

 

아래 질문들에 대답해 보세요!

 

• What challenges might this delivery rider face on the road?
  (이 배달 기사는 도로에서 어떤 어려움을 겪을 수 있을까요?)
• How does he feel while riding through the city?
  (그는 도시를 달리면서 어떤 기분일까요?)
• If you were in his position, how would you manage time efficiently?
  (당신이 그의 입장이라면, 시간을 효율적으로 관리하기 위해 어떻게 하겠나요?)

 

완성된 문장 예시!

A delivery rider is driving a light blue scooter through a busy city street. He is wearing a red and black jacket, black gloves, and a helmet with a clear visor. The large delivery box on the back of the scooter has a logo reading "One Year Riders." Behind him, a woman in dark clothing walks past a shop, and a yellow postal box stands near the building. The scene captures the fast-paced nature of urban delivery work, where speed and efficiency are essential.

 

 

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00:00
All right so have you ever stopped and thought about, I mean, really thought about what the life of a delivery person's really like like the person who brings your food?
Oh yeah absolutely today we're going to be diving into this whole world of urban delivery work focusing specifically on South Korea.
And we're doing things a little differently this time just starting with a single photo as our jumping off point.

00:23
It's amazing what a single image can sometimes tell you about a whole system right

00:27
yeah you're absolutely right we're looking at a still image from a documentary called Age One Year Riders.
So picture this okay we've got this bustling city street and probably soul.
And this delivery rider is like zipping through traffic on his bright blue scooter.
The rider's got like the whole get up you know, like the red and black jacket gloves the helmet

00:48
the whole 9 yards. But the thing that really jumps out at you is the huge delivery box on the back of the scooter with the logo One Year Riders printed right on it.

00:57
Yeah that name is really interesting you know, One Year Riders isn't just a catchy name it might actually be telling us something about the industry itself.
Well, it could be like a literal contract term.
Wow you know, like in Korea there's been this huge debate about the instability that a lot of these delivery riders face.
They have to constantly reapply for these gigs.
And so this image might actually be capturing that precariousness of that whole system.

01:25
Oh wow so this isn't just about one rider then it's like hinting at this whole larger gig economy structure.

01:31
Yeah exactly

01:32
speaking of hinting at things Gals kind of struck me about this picture the rider's gear it just looks pretty basic.
Yeah you know, like there's no fancy high visibility markings and it doesn't even look like he has like the best protection

01:45
you know exactly. And that might actually reflect you know, how these individual riders have to shoulder a lot of the cost burden for safety themselves rather than the companies providing it.
So they're like providing the speed but maybe not the security you know what I mean?

02:00
Yeah for sure that really makes you think about who's actually benefiting from this need

02:04
speed right oh yeah for sure

02:06
like you as the consumer, you get your food really fast but what's the trade off for the rider?
You know, right it's funny because while this guy's like rushing through traffic, there's this woman in the background just casually walking by a shop.
Yeah totally oblivious to it all.
You know, it's like this frantic pace of delivery has just become like the invisible backdrop of city life.

02:26
Oh yeah that contrast is like super powerful.
And then there's that bright yellow postal box that's like in the photo too.
It's almost like a time traveler got lost or something.
You know can you imagine like trying to explain this riders's job to somebody from like 50 years ago they'd be blown away by how much we prioritize speed.
Now

02:45
totally that postal box is like straight out of another era right it kind of makes you wonder you know, are we sacrificing something in our pursuit of this instant gratification?
Like, is there a cost to this on demand culture that we're just not really seeing?

03:01
I mean, for sure and you know, this is where things start to get really interesting because right now in Korea, these delivery app companies are facing a ton of pressure.
Yeah to improve these working conditions and offer more stable contracts.
So this rider we're looking at, he might actually be a part of a system that's on the verge of change.
You know

03:22
that's a really powerful thought like the single image you know, just this guy on his scooter it becomes this window into a much bigger story you know, about work technology and like how we live in cities

03:36
it really does and it leaves us with so many questions like what are the long term consequences of this whole on demand culture right what will the future of urban delivery actually look like?

03:46
It may be like the most important question of all.
What are the stories behind all the people who keep our cities running?
You know, like one delivery at a time?
Yeah we may not see them but their work is shaping how we live for sure and maybe even shaping who we are as a society.
You know yeah that's something to think about.
Yeah it is. Thanks for joining us for this deep dive.

04:06
Yeah thanks for having.

04:07
I'm really looking forward to exploring the next image with you need to until then keep on thinking deeply.

04:13
Yeah.

 

 

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