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kevin
non-member comment
\"I used quotations because I’m 99% sure that these are not real monks. \" but it\'s true, a lot of monks are professional monks, that means being a monk is their job. just like ordinary 9-5 working class people. after work, they just hang up their monk\'s cloth, and go out eating, drinking, dating. no kidding, some monks have wife and child. (that\'s not allowed in this part of the world, except in Japan). of course, some old monks are real, but not those young professional monks (just for the salary, and if they got good pay, they will become a bartender overnight)