All of Korea was abuzz with rumors of political unrest surrouding the World Cup Football match between the USA and South Korea. Amid rising tensions, a vastly outnumbered American contigency struggled to communicate with their hospitable yet estranged Korean hosts...
So who would rise up to bridge the gap and restore the integrity of the games? How about two Jewish boys from Washington, DC, whose quest for cultural understanding was surpassed only by their desire to get themselves on television. And so, the sign was born and the game went off with no problems whatsoever.
"An American fan lends a sense of perspective to the rising hysteria in Korea" - Fox Sports News
"USA supporters comment on reports of political demonstrations surrounding the game" - USA Today
"Look what I found!" - Josh Eisenman