First things first: I have spent way too long in school already. Quite enough of that for a lifetime. So sneaking into the school is already sounding like the worse option. Secondly: Do you know how much energy it would take to keep up the pretense of being a boy consistently enough? I’m exhausted just thinking about it. Not to mention that the whole thing is a bit creepy.

Nope, it’s the convenience store for me. You’d get to form cute friendships with all of them, you’d get to be yourself, you’d get to go home at the end of the day. Sold!

if I had to sneak into a boys dorm I could only do so as a cleaning lady but also im not a perv they too friggin young.
idol mart: im overqualitfied I will not get the job

Having chosen the convenience store option, as I’d rather always just be myself—not pretending to be anyone else—I would like for it to be the case that, since I’m resigned to this mind-numbing job, we could from time-to-time break out in song-and-dance numbers while working?

Like in Hello, Me! only different every day, and a full-on k-pop song-and-dance, obvs.

k thx bi

Having seen the boys dorm/hostel during my youth, the mess and hygiene practices will be a living hell for me. So convenience store is a no brainer. As long as no serial killer or drunk walks into the store often. We can only hope.

Lol currently 100% of the votes are for convenience store. Nobody wants to engage with the logistics of a gender bender comedy/disaster 🤣.

My vote is neither.
It seems like the underlying task is to babysit childish young adults.

100% would rather work with my idols - because getting paid to hang out with them sounds like a dream and would make retail tolerable lol, PLUS also I can be myself (cue y/n wattpad storyline) and avoid the awkwardness and anxiousness that would come with being undercover at an all boys school.

I agree with @welh . It's a neither for me too.

If what I see in kdramas mirrors to an extent the perceptive powers and emotional quotient of the larger number of Korean teens, I'm better off far from them during that youthful exuberance phase.

But instead of idols, I'll prefer the idols who turned actors although I don't have a list of them in my head cause I don't know if a part of my favs have been idols before becoming actors.

My brain stopped to work at the thought of Shun Oguri 😍 :p

I want to work at convenience store managed by Ji Chang-wook and dance with him!

https://youtu.be/7AVIM3XHzac?feature=shared

Just the sheer gymnastics I'd have to do at that time of month makes the dorm an instant no. Not to mention sharing a bathroom with teenage boys, who are not always the cleanest of creatures.
I'd much rather work at the convenience store. I've never worked at one before, but the thought of stacking shelves and looking at the neat, uniform rows of products is really relaxing. Plus, I'd get the perishables cheap the day after the sell-by date.

Store.

As a male, the all-boys dorm would be nothing special, except it reminds me too much of my freshman year of college, which :(

But I can at least hope the former idols would be female?

Let’s see:
1. Goto work
2: Goto school

Ummm…neither!
Just leave me stranded on an island with Park Eun Bin.

Name of the drama on the right, please?

Convenience store for me! I'd love stacking things in neat rows and having expired food dinners and getting to know said former idols,(maybe having a few dance lessons on down times). Many are the
perks of such a job!

I love school and I dig school dramas, even though it's been AWHILE since I was 18. I would NOT like to room with high school or college aged boys though. Ugh. They aren't all necessarily slobs, but whoa. Maybe if it's a school where cleaning ladies blaze through and clean up? But absent that, I'd rather work in a convenience store.

This is like some kind of weird time travel? Because there's no way I'm going back to school now, especially with just teenage boys. And also my age doesn't match my idols age. I'm at least ten years younger than most of them. 😂 I need to go like 15years back, but with my body from 5 years ago. LMAO super weird.

Single gender schools are no fun, anyway. Plus, sharing the room with an idol? That sounds tiring.

At the mart I earn money, and have 1+(♾️) idols I can hang out with. I can have GOT7, DAY6, INFINITE, Soshi, T-ARA, 2PMAM, BoA, etc.
Oh, wait, the group from the drama is disbanded, so that means I can bring back all the groups I miss??? After School, Miss A, 2NE1, Wonder Girls, Block B, etc. 😎

Living with someone is already tiring enough, but I have to pretend to be a boy on top of that? And on top of THAT, the roommate is an idol. Be still my hormones! And no thank you!

I want to finish my shift at the convenience store and go home to fart in peace while I squee over kdramas.

I want to do neither of these things, both of these things seems to me a premise of a horror film.

I did once dream I could shapeshift and turned into Ziggy. I'm still not sure what I ate that led to that but my dream-self mostly just wanted to avoid Ziggy's fan girls while I looked like him.

First of all, option 2 is borderline creepy for me, no matter how deep is my admiration for someone.

I love EXO as singers, but it doesn't mean I want to work for/with them. But since we're talking hypothetically here, can I just work for Jo Seung Woo instead??? I'd do it in a heartbeat. A girl can dream, can't she?

Disbanded K-pop idols - Ah! ZEA would qualify instantly hehehehe!

So convenience store for me.

Even PHS could not drag me to an all boys school. Just thinking of the stink is giving me hives.

I hear everyone’s points about the all-boys school, but it just sounds like an insane adventure, so more what I would do even if I regretted it. (Although I could never pass as a boy, so I would need a potion of some kind to pull it off.)
I also can’t stand the bad aesthetics and cheap stuff of convenience stores. In my starving artist days I had a bizarre side job of restocking Hallmark cards at CVS and it was one of the worst gigs I did.

I'd prefer the convenience store because the dorm sounds much too stressful. On the other hand I'm not really familiar with Kpop so I wouldn't know the idols unless they're actors now - in which case they wouldn't be working at a convenience store. Perhaps I could work as an extra in a Kdrama as a convenience store employee under the management of former Kpop idols...