Love this video. For anyone who thinks people around the world are all so different, naw, we are all the same. Same hopes, same dreams, same joys, same struggles.
I can only speak for myself as an American, but those soda sizes are insane here. I don’t eat fast food often, but when I do I just get a bottled water. I swear the soda sizes alone are half the reason our country has such an obesity issue.
Yes. Historically, soda cans in Korea were tall and slim, containing 250mL, which is 8.5 ounces. American cans are 12 ounces. These days, cans in Korea are 12 ounces, which is in line with the increase in obesity rates. Even movie theaters are selling giant sodas, which was unheard of two decades ago.
@janicewolk6492 Yes, because the sugar industry has led a campaign since the 1960s to blame fat for heart disease, when it's sugar that causes heart disease, not fat. The increased consumption of sugar is directly correlated with heart disease rates. This is causation, not just correlation. But don't get carried away with fats. Vegetable (seed) oil is almost as bad as sugar.
I have just found you so now I am enjoying watching your videos I love hearing about Korea. Lots of love and thanks from Scotland 😊🏴 your English is excellent 👍
Happy weekend! It's nice to have a quiet and relaxing evening. I had a laugh this morning because, when I opened your video, I was also eating McDonald's. Haha! Cool vacuum cleaner. We are well and truly in our 30s to find appliances exciting. Legit. 😂
Your channel just popped up in my feed, so I watched all of your videos lol. I'm really enjoying your content. It's very informative and relaxing as well. I'm looking forward to your future videos. I wouldn't mind if they were even longer 🙂. Enjoy your weekend!
Hi!! It's cool being a homebody! We do it a lot in my family. As long as it's what you like to do, don't worry what others think or say. Live your life! Fighting!! 🙌
😂😂 Legit. I’m in the USA and 1.5 of your medium is our medium. When you said that was medium I was in my head like “GEEZ that’s a tiny medium!” Haha your channel randomly popped up on my feed. I appreciate you showing just a nice realistic day… realistic meals, realistic house… And! I started typing this before I got to the part in your video about americans liking to say “legit” and realized I said it! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 love your channel man! Subscribed 😂
Yes sizes here in America are bigger than in most countries. Not really a good thing but with inflation I feel portion sizes have gone down in some places.
I think you are blessed more than you think? I'm twice as old as you, my last daughter about to leave for college so I'll be literally alone. I have a creative outlet that I can pursue but it's like starting over. You have a girlfriend, so treat her well, enjoy her company. You speak English very well, which is a big asset in Korea. You live in a good-sized house. I think you have much time to find a dream and go for it. Wish you the best.
Dont let your Friday alone days get you down my friend, everytime you think you alone remember that there are many in that very same situation hoping and praying for change or even someone to just talk too.. trust me.. God bless you
Hello. 😊I have just discovered your channel some days ago. Although we are from different ages and come from different cultures, I understand exactly how you live and what you want to portray with your videos. You seem to be a nice guy. Much success and greetings from Norway.
Hi, I'm genuinely curious about this so I hope you don't mind me asking. How did you manage to learn English? You speak it so well ☺. And then, I'm also quite surprised about the size of your house. Maybe I sound ignorant here but many (if not most) Korean people I watched here in CZcams seemed to stay in a rather cramped, small apartment, so yours is quite a refreshing view. Thought fewer people live in landed property. Just wondering if you stay in the countryside? The journey you filmed on your car always seemed so peaceful. Love it. And love how real you've always been with the topics you brought up. 🙌🏼
@@OnlyLilynn44 Then? I don't mind either way ☺ Hardly seen Korean CZcamsr truly interact with commenters, anyway, unless it's in Korean. Probably the questions were too private, or the channel owner didn't really get to go through comment section 🤷♀
New subscriber and I’m enjoying your videos. I live in Texas and because Texas is a big state…some restaurants offer Texas size. Texas size is way bigger than a large so you can order Texas size fries or drink but it’s only available in Texas which is so cool.
Hey Hyungnim great channel. Im from Canada, just came back from 1 month in Korea and I really enjoyed my time there. Your english is very good! Did you study abroad? Anyways, looking forward to more of your content! It would be interesting to hear about daily life in korea and maybe some insider tips for foreigners traveling there.
In Canada the fast foo places adopted American sizing on soft drinks as well, with free refills. The new American small drink size was our Canadian standard regular or medium so quite a bit more so we always get small rather than medium in the past. For enjoying time alone i am the same way, changed when i had kids as i had to get them to sports/friends and get togethers but not that they are adults i get my quiet me time back and I love it. One last thing please try the McDouble from McDonalds, best burger on their menu and you can get a McDouble combo with an extra McDouble for the same price or less that the Quarter Pounder combo. I find it taste very similar however is less dry / more moist and seeing it is a smaller burger you compensate by getting 2 and the overall cost is less. Cheers, i enjoy watching your content.
I'm from London, older than you but similar social life. I to do not like socialising. I much prefer staying at home and don't like going out at night. Plus l to don't drink alcohol. Anyway I have recently discovered your video's and enjoy hearing all the things about Korean people and your lives. 😊
It is so funny as I detest American food as an American and I love Korean and Thai traditional food as it is so healthy. Other countries around the world are enjoying western foods like McDonalds, Burger King, Dunkin Donuts Starbucks, pizza, and more. I do not drink alcohol either. I really enjoy your channel and hope to visit Korea soon.
Hi, your video just popped up on my feed & I had to watch. The title alone made me curious. Yes, the drink sizes here in the US are ridiculously big. I have to say sometimes a quiet night at home, alone, is a blessing. Your tone is very relaxed & & the new vacuum is nice.
Dude, just an average American man here. South Korea is awesome, I lived there a year while in the US Air Force and it was a great experience. Picked up chopsticks but it took several months. Very sad to hear the birthrates are so low. We need more South Korea in the world. It made me laugh when you mentioned not drinking alcohol which made it unpleasant to hang out with friends in the evening - hahahah. So true! Not drinking in SK is a problem, cuz most Koreans are getting as drunk as we do in the USA :-) I've spent my whole life not really liking alcohol but drinking anyway because almost all my friends drink and I like hanging with my friends. It's hard to navigate! Just drink enough to be with friends and never drink alone to reset. The older you get, the harder it is to stay a true introvert - just a fair warning :-) I have two tricks: start slow, just sip and nurse your drinks, then after everyone else is five drinks in and your one drink in, then pick up the pace with a few drinks to end the night on a high note - but it's hard, your friends know if you're nursing your drink and not keeping up - they will pick on your ruthlessly. It's good to see how the younger generation is having the exact same problems I've always had. The second trick only works when not at a bar or restaurant, but out with friends at a lake/pool/park/backyard/etc. I bring an eye dropper bottle of whiskey, some bitters and zero calorie fruit sodas and make super light mixed drinks with just four shots of eye dropper whiskey in each can. That works, I'm still going through the ritual of emptying cans with friends and it has some alcohol, not none. At the end of the night I've had maybe one to 1.5 whole shots.
My year in SK was brutal for the drinking. My SK friends would take us downtown and drink us under the table, my American coworkers would drink me under the table. Beer machines right outside my dorm door in the AF barracks. We didn't lose a single airman to the NK's, but we would lose a few who'd get lost in the snow and die, just trying to get back to base completely hammered. I had to drag a friend out of an iced over bingo ditch in the winter and get him back on base, he'd have been one of the ones who died if I hadn't pulled him out - he was so drunk he had no idea what was happening. He stumbled to the bank to pee and the bingo ditch just ate him, the more he struggled the wetter he got.
Hi there, from the UK. Sad to see you tucking into fast food when you have such a wonderfully healthy food culture there in SK. I guess its Friday night, so its what I call 'comfort food night'. I do the same. The world-wide fast food culture is doing more harm to us all than we like to believe, I'm talking of Ultra Processed Foods, leading to obesity and even more dangerous health conditions. You Koreans have the natural advantage of being slim and generally petite (no offence meant), but its a good starting point. -Kimchi forever!
I always disliked how korea used so many flurescent overhead lights when I lived there.. felt like a hospital.. have you ever tried to use indirect lighting like lamps with a wamer hue?
I noticed that too when I visited Korea! Harsh fluorescent lights everywhere! I understand businesses but I was really shocked that people use those lights even in their homes. I only use warm lights in my house because they are so cozy. Can’t imagine having fluorescent lights in my home. I know it sounds stupid but it makes a huge difference to me
My favourite is the Quarter Pounder Cheese Burger from MaccyD's as well. I always get a shake though, not soft drink. I usually get tartare sauce in which to dip the fries. Unfortunately, there is not MaccyD's anywhere near where I live now. I am also a non-drinker; however, that does not stop me from socialising. Dinner or coffee with friends, attending language conversation groups, neighbourhood clean-up groups and other local events.
You have really beautiful plants in your house. Did you know that plants reduce carbon dioxide and convert it into oxygen. Healthy humidity also improves the quality of the air in your house. Research has shown that having plants in your home reduces stress. Being able to see the greenery of plants around you has a calming effect, lowering blood pressure and consequently making you feel more relaxed and ultimately, happier. The plants are also an effective and natural way to get rid of cigarette smoke odours and pollutants.
Good channel, some very interesting topic..not all American .I don't remember ever saying that, Legit..unless It was part of MC hammer song too legit to quit. Now i remember saying it about that, but just every day knowing that was years ago.😊
I used to go out a lot when I was younger, now that I’m older I don’t really care for it as much… there’s nothing to do when out with friends that I haven’t already done thousands of times before… plus the older you get, the more tired you get going out… sometimes I go out and all I want is to go home and go to sleep lol.
Of course, we have the same McDonald in Montreal and we bring hamburgers and fries home when we do not want to cook after a long day's work. The world is becoming so small : I follow a young man from Viet Nam on the Internet and I recently discovered that we often eat exactly the same little pasta package - only difference I suppose is that the writing on his must be vietnamese and on mine, it is french and english. Michèle Racine from Montréal
That burger looks 10 times better than our McDonalds burgers here in the states. I wasn’t shocked though as I found out myself that Malaysian McDonalds is much better than ours too when I was there back in 2022
Hi, Nice explanation vaccum cleaner is good and you are having indoor plants besides your T V ohhh wow so pretty that view from our perspective i think one is monstera and some philodendran spices others i can'see clearly. If possible can you make a short video about your indor plants🫰
As a Korean Canadian who is a fast food freak, fast food is high quality in Canada (in America it's horrible), but Korea is even of better quality and cheaper (mainly because of no sales tax). I speak from a lot of experience living on the border to the US and having eaten there countless times. The portions are big, but the food has no flavour and it's not even cheap anymore. Fast food was good and cheap up until about 20 years ago (even in America).
I am curious and have many but will attempt to only ask one at a time. Your Home is much larger than I expected for a single man to have in Korea. Is it a pretty standard size?
Historically, soda cans in Korea were tall and slim, containing 250mL, which is 8.5 ounces. American cans are 12 ounces. Nowadays, cans in Korea are 12 ounces. It's no surprise that Korea now has an obesity problem. Even movie theaters are selling giant sodas, which was unheard of two decades ago.
My favorite morning sandwich from McDonald's is a MC griddle & I love the regular burgers best for dinner. I think the minced onion makes them really good.
Perhaps, but I like the fact that we have someone from both countries who is sharing their personal lives with us. It seems both countries are having similar hardships.
Hi ,do you live in an apartement or a house?maybe doing a home tour next time.also do you invest in crypto?i have heard that it is very comon in south korea.big❤from france
Hope you get to working on that birth rate problem over there. To that end, be careful with junk food and plastics…not good for sperm production. Or anything else.
I live in Reunion island ..and in moutains of Cilaos . As a teacher i work 27 hours per week. I would like to ask you how is family life if the father need t go dinner party with the boss?
OHHHH NOOOO where did you get that T shirt? ughhh.....you need Ohio State, not Michigan! lol!! Do you know that is a big football rivalry here? I tease Korean American actor Daniel Henney too because he is from Michigan. I am new to your channel, but very interested in your content. I hope I will be able to ask you questions about Korea and you will answer?
I think you are average It would be good if you bring up human rights so we can talk about the average Korean and life. Korean but everyone sees the same things you are talking about a lot of things if that makes sense. I know there are a lot of suicides in Korea. Most suicides are committed in Korea because of loneliness and the elderly feel lonely and they feel that they have left all the support. The suicide rate in Korea is the highest in the world. South Korea currently has the highest overall suicide rate of any country worldwide. The suicide rate among women in South Korea is significantly higher than that of women in any other country. Nevertheless, suicide is commonly more prevalent among men than women., that in Korea there are 12-20 hour working days. I know that Korea is very interested in concerts. I know 99% of people don't speak the languages in Korea or Japan. I know that significant human rights issues included credible reports on: restrictions on freedom of expression, including the use of criminal defamation laws; government corruption; and laws criminalizing consensual same-sex sexual conduct in the military. During the first six months of the year, there were 22 suicide cases in the army. Local NGOs believed that bullying, barking and violence contributed to some of these. Non-governmental organizations and media reported such mistreatment of subordinates by senior military personnel, as well as credible allegations of sexual harassment and abuse. Internet freedom The government restricted the use of the Internet. The Korea Communications Standards Commission, a quasi-government media monitoring agency, blocked websites it deemed harmful. Most blocked sites were related to gambling, illegal food or drugs, or pornography. The commission also blocked North Korean propaganda on CZcams and X (formerly Twitter). While viewing websites praising the DPRK regime was legal, disseminating information about those websites, including posting links to them, was illegal, according to the NSL. Access to basic services: Cultural, linguistic and social differences made adaptation difficult for refugees and asylum seekers. Many migrants from North Korea, China and other countries claimed they faced social discrimination and were not always offered access to basic services. These cases were often under-reported. Some children of immigrants suffer from discrimination and a lack of social resources, such as childcare benefits provided to Korean children. Some children who are not Korean or of different ethnic groups were bullied because of their physical appearance. Many migrant workers faced discrimination in the workplace. LGBTQI+ youth experienced isolation and mistreatment in schools, including bullying and harassment by teachers and fellow students, lack of confidential mental health support, and gender identity discrimination against transgender youth. Schools are based on class divisions, toilets and uniform rules regarding biological sex. Why do you make pages like this but you don't tell the truth about Korea. Read more and find out things that are self-explanatory about other than you.
Love this video. For anyone who thinks people around the world are all so different, naw, we are all the same. Same hopes, same dreams, same joys, same struggles.
It sounds like you are an introvert. Welcome to "INTROVERTS UNITED!"--separately, in our own homes.
😂 Funny comment!
I can only speak for myself as an American, but those soda sizes are insane here. I don’t eat fast food often, but when I do I just get a bottled water. I swear the soda sizes alone are half the reason our country has such an obesity issue.
Yes. Historically, soda cans in Korea were tall and slim, containing 250mL, which is 8.5 ounces. American cans are 12 ounces. These days, cans in Korea are 12 ounces, which is in line with the increase in obesity rates. Even movie theaters are selling giant sodas, which was unheard of two decades ago.
this doesn't even come close to scratching the surface as the reason for why the U.S. is full of BALUGAS.
I think the sugar industry in the US has been abusing consumers forever. Very, very addictive.
@janicewolk6492 Yes, because the sugar industry has led a campaign since the 1960s to blame fat for heart disease, when it's sugar that causes heart disease, not fat. The increased consumption of sugar is directly correlated with heart disease rates. This is causation, not just correlation. But don't get carried away with fats. Vegetable (seed) oil is almost as bad as sugar.
It's because they expect the cup to be filled with ice to the top, and then add soda
I have just found you so now I am enjoying watching your videos I love hearing about Korea. Lots of love and thanks from Scotland 😊🏴 your English is excellent 👍
Yo !!! Your new vacuum is totally legit love the light feature Big Mac Quarter Pounder is my jam😊👊✌️💯
Happy weekend! It's nice to have a quiet and relaxing evening. I had a laugh this morning because, when I opened your video, I was also eating McDonald's. Haha! Cool vacuum cleaner. We are well and truly in our 30s to find appliances exciting. Legit. 😂
Your channel just popped up in my feed, so I watched all of your videos lol. I'm really enjoying your content. It's very informative and relaxing as well. I'm looking forward to your future videos. I wouldn't mind if they were even longer 🙂. Enjoy your weekend!
Same here
Currently in the middle of doing the same 😅
This channel has become my new favorite channel. I'm from Europe and I can relate to so many things you say, thank you!
Hi!! It's cool being a homebody! We do it a lot in my family. As long as it's what you like to do, don't worry what others think or say. Live your life! Fighting!! 🙌
I like this style😅 Reminds me of the 50yr old Japense guy I’m subscribed to. Looking forward to more of your videos❤
@Mimlou I too enjoy AskJapan. He's one of my favorite average japanese content creators.
"I don't drink alcohol."
Then he is not an average Korean man!
Lol yea you have a point
The Korean media seems to assume crazy amounts of alcohol are typically drunk .
@@janicewolk6492The soju is like $1 a bottle there
Apparently he has a condition called Asian flush. 30-50% of Koreans, Japanese and Chinese have it in various degrees
😂😂 Legit. I’m in the USA and 1.5 of your medium is our medium. When you said that was medium I was in my head like “GEEZ that’s a tiny medium!” Haha your channel randomly popped up on my feed. I appreciate you showing just a nice realistic day… realistic meals, realistic house…
And! I started typing this before I got to the part in your video about americans liking to say “legit” and realized I said it! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 love your channel man! Subscribed 😂
Yes sizes here in America are bigger than in most countries. Not really a good thing but with inflation I feel portion sizes have gone down in some places.
But the portion size of the food he ate is the same as here in America.
I think you are blessed more than you think? I'm twice as old as you, my last daughter about to leave for college so I'll be literally alone. I have a creative outlet that I can pursue but it's like starting over. You have a girlfriend, so treat her well, enjoy her company. You speak English very well, which is a big asset in Korea. You live in a good-sized house. I think you have much time to find a dream and go for it. Wish you the best.
Dont let your Friday alone days get you down my friend, everytime you think you alone remember that there are many in that very same situation hoping and praying for change or even someone to just talk too.. trust me.. God bless you
Hello. 😊I have just discovered your channel some days ago. Although we are from different ages and come from different cultures, I understand exactly how you live and what you want to portray with your videos. You seem to be a nice guy. Much success and greetings from Norway.
Wow! Your English is perfect. Thanks for reminding me of McDonald's 😊. Will make a trip for 🍔
Hi, I'm genuinely curious about this so I hope you don't mind me asking. How did you manage to learn English? You speak it so well ☺. And then, I'm also quite surprised about the size of your house. Maybe I sound ignorant here but many (if not most) Korean people I watched here in CZcams seemed to stay in a rather cramped, small apartment, so yours is quite a refreshing view. Thought fewer people live in landed property. Just wondering if you stay in the countryside? The journey you filmed on your car always seemed so peaceful. Love it. And love how real you've always been with the topics you brought up. 🙌🏼
Lmao 🤣
Bro hearted your comment but didn’t answer the question. I’m dead 💀
@@OnlyLilynn44 Then? I don't mind either way ☺ Hardly seen Korean CZcamsr truly interact with commenters, anyway, unless it's in Korean. Probably the questions were too private, or the channel owner didn't really get to go through comment section 🤷♀
@@OnlyLilynn44 funny how you seemed to want to troll but the original comment was so chill abt it lmao.
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New subscriber and I’m enjoying your videos. I live in Texas and because Texas is a big state…some restaurants offer Texas size. Texas size is way bigger than a large so you can order Texas size fries or drink but it’s only available in Texas which is so cool.
Lmao how you been to other states or just Texas?
keep going buddy
Thank you for the video! You are very easy to listen to. I am enjoying your videos. I am a subscriber from the USA. Legit!! Lol! You are funny!
I love your channel and your videos ☺️❤️
I read that the over consumption of alcohol in South Korea has led to an explosion in gout cases.
Hey Hyungnim great channel. Im from Canada, just came back from 1 month in Korea and I really enjoyed my time there. Your english is very good! Did you study abroad?
Anyways, looking forward to more of your content! It would be interesting to hear about daily life in korea and maybe some insider tips for foreigners traveling there.
I’m new to your channel. Enjoyed your videos, and subscribed. Best wishes to you and look forward to new videos. Have a nice evening! 😊
YOURE SO RICH 😢 GOD BLESS YOU WITH WEALTH.. I wish i can afford a house with my own money like u
In and Out is delicious ! You’re wearing a Michigan State T shirt !!! Go Maize and Blue 👏🏼
In Canada the fast foo places adopted American sizing on soft drinks as well, with free refills. The new American small drink size was our Canadian standard regular or medium so quite a bit more so we always get small rather than medium in the past. For enjoying time alone i am the same way, changed when i had kids as i had to get them to sports/friends and get togethers but not that they are adults i get my quiet me time back and I love it. One last thing please try the McDouble from McDonalds, best burger on their menu and you can get a McDouble combo with an extra McDouble for the same price or less that the Quarter Pounder combo. I find it taste very similar however is less dry / more moist and seeing it is a smaller burger you compensate by getting 2 and the overall cost is less. Cheers, i enjoy watching your content.
Enjoy your weekend sir!
I'm from London, older than you but similar social life. I to do not like socialising. I much prefer staying at home and don't like going out at night. Plus l to don't drink alcohol. Anyway I have recently discovered your video's and enjoy hearing all the things about Korean people and your lives. 😊
It is so funny as I detest American food as an American and I love Korean and Thai traditional food as it is so healthy. Other countries around the world are enjoying western foods like McDonalds, Burger King, Dunkin Donuts Starbucks, pizza, and more. I do not drink alcohol either. I really enjoy your channel and hope to visit Korea soon.
nice person👍
Best regards from Germany ✌
Why was I excited about that vacuum cleaner 😂😂😂 I’m getting old😂
I love a new domestic appliance 😂
Your house is not bad.
Do you live alone? Your home looks as if it has a "woman's touch". It looks "homey"
Hi, your video just popped up on my feed & I had to watch. The title alone made me curious. Yes, the drink sizes here in the US are ridiculously big. I have to say sometimes a quiet night at home, alone, is a blessing. Your tone is very relaxed & & the new vacuum is nice.
I've just started to follow you, wishing you a very best luck in life😊
Dude, just an average American man here. South Korea is awesome, I lived there a year while in the US Air Force and it was a great experience. Picked up chopsticks but it took several months. Very sad to hear the birthrates are so low. We need more South Korea in the world. It made me laugh when you mentioned not drinking alcohol which made it unpleasant to hang out with friends in the evening - hahahah. So true! Not drinking in SK is a problem, cuz most Koreans are getting as drunk as we do in the USA :-) I've spent my whole life not really liking alcohol but drinking anyway because almost all my friends drink and I like hanging with my friends. It's hard to navigate! Just drink enough to be with friends and never drink alone to reset. The older you get, the harder it is to stay a true introvert - just a fair warning :-) I have two tricks: start slow, just sip and nurse your drinks, then after everyone else is five drinks in and your one drink in, then pick up the pace with a few drinks to end the night on a high note - but it's hard, your friends know if you're nursing your drink and not keeping up - they will pick on your ruthlessly. It's good to see how the younger generation is having the exact same problems I've always had. The second trick only works when not at a bar or restaurant, but out with friends at a lake/pool/park/backyard/etc. I bring an eye dropper bottle of whiskey, some bitters and zero calorie fruit sodas and make super light mixed drinks with just four shots of eye dropper whiskey in each can. That works, I'm still going through the ritual of emptying cans with friends and it has some alcohol, not none. At the end of the night I've had maybe one to 1.5 whole shots.
My year in SK was brutal for the drinking. My SK friends would take us downtown and drink us under the table, my American coworkers would drink me under the table. Beer machines right outside my dorm door in the AF barracks. We didn't lose a single airman to the NK's, but we would lose a few who'd get lost in the snow and die, just trying to get back to base completely hammered. I had to drag a friend out of an iced over bingo ditch in the winter and get him back on base, he'd have been one of the ones who died if I hadn't pulled him out - he was so drunk he had no idea what was happening. He stumbled to the bank to pee and the bingo ditch just ate him, the more he struggled the wetter he got.
Friday night vacuum cleaner unboxing 😂😂 introverts dream!
Hi there, from the UK. Sad to see you tucking into fast food when you have such a wonderfully healthy food culture there in SK. I guess its Friday night, so its what I call 'comfort food night'. I do the same. The world-wide fast food culture is doing more harm to us all than we like to believe, I'm talking of Ultra Processed Foods, leading to obesity and even more dangerous health conditions. You Koreans have the natural advantage of being slim and generally petite (no offence meant), but its a good starting point. -Kimchi forever!
I always disliked how korea used so many flurescent overhead lights when I lived there.. felt like a hospital.. have you ever tried to use indirect lighting like lamps with a wamer hue?
I noticed that too when I visited Korea! Harsh fluorescent lights everywhere! I understand businesses but I was really shocked that people use those lights even in their homes. I only use warm lights in my house because they are so cozy. Can’t imagine having fluorescent lights in my home. I know it sounds stupid but it makes a huge difference to me
Fluorescent lighting is unhealthy as well.
40yrs old in Canada and same thing
My favourite is the Quarter Pounder Cheese Burger from MaccyD's as well. I always get a shake though, not soft drink. I usually get tartare sauce in which to dip the fries. Unfortunately, there is not MaccyD's anywhere near where I live now. I am also a non-drinker; however, that does not stop me from socialising. Dinner or coffee with friends, attending language conversation groups, neighbourhood clean-up groups and other local events.
You have really beautiful plants in your house. Did you know that plants reduce carbon dioxide and convert it into oxygen. Healthy humidity also improves the quality of the air in your house. Research has shown that having plants in your home reduces stress. Being able to see the greenery of plants around you has a calming effect, lowering blood pressure and consequently making you feel more relaxed and ultimately, happier. The plants are also an effective and natural way to get rid of cigarette smoke odours and pollutants.
Good channel, some very interesting topic..not all American .I don't remember ever saying that, Legit..unless It was part of MC hammer song too legit to quit. Now i remember saying it about that, but just every day knowing that was years ago.😊
As an Ohio Stater.. I'll give you a pass for the shirt. Heh. Love ya bro. Thank you for your vids. New subscriber.
Lol many Ohio Staters saying the same comment 🤣 😂
I used to go out a lot when I was younger, now that I’m older I don’t really care for it as much… there’s nothing to do when out with friends that I haven’t already done thousands of times before… plus the older you get, the more tired you get going out… sometimes I go out and all I want is to go home and go to sleep lol.
I like staying at home nothing wrong with that
You are different from other Korean men and I think it's good.
Looks good!
I randomly got your video on my feed and i have been enjoying your content alot , lots of love from pakistan!!🇰🇷🇵🇰💜
Of course, we have the same McDonald in Montreal and we bring hamburgers and fries home when we do not want to cook after a long day's work. The world is becoming so small : I follow a young man from Viet Nam on the Internet and I recently discovered that we often eat exactly the same little pasta package - only difference I suppose is that the writing on his must be vietnamese and on mine, it is french and english.
Michèle Racine from Montréal
Thank you so much for watching my videos😆
That burger looks 10 times better than our McDonalds burgers here in the states. I wasn’t shocked though as I found out myself that Malaysian McDonalds is much better than ours too when I was there back in 2022
can you make a house tour next time ❤
Hi, Nice explanation vaccum cleaner is good and you are having indoor plants besides your T V ohhh wow so pretty that view from our perspective i think one is monstera and some philodendran spices others i can'see clearly. If possible can you make a short video about your indor plants🫰
Legit man. You know what I am saying 😅
I love getting new appliances
That’s how I knew I was fully a 30 year old woman with a 30 year old appliance loving brain 😫😅
Does anyone ever tell that you sound like Ke Huy Quan from everything everywhere all at once?
As a Korean Canadian who is a fast food freak, fast food is high quality in Canada (in America it's horrible), but Korea is even of better quality and cheaper (mainly because of no sales tax).
I speak from a lot of experience living on the border to the US and having eaten there countless times. The portions are big, but the food has no flavour and it's not even cheap anymore.
Fast food was good and cheap up until about 20 years ago (even in America).
I am curious and have many but will attempt to only ask one at a time.
Your Home is much larger than I expected for a single man to have in Korea. Is it a pretty standard size?
No, this is my family home but I live alone. I'll talk about this in the future. Thanks
I could be trippin, but the medium fries look like a large here to me!
Korean homes have such clean floors.
Let's get married
Historically, soda cans in Korea were tall and slim, containing 250mL, which is 8.5 ounces. American cans are 12 ounces. Nowadays, cans in Korea are 12 ounces. It's no surprise that Korea now has an obesity problem. Even movie theaters are selling giant sodas, which was unheard of two decades ago.
all the mukbang streamers really push the sugary drinks on their audience, pretty sad
@@nonfatalfonso I agree. There's no need to drink 6 bottles of soda. Is plain water not good enough?
Your home and furniture is very close to Pakistani home , it’s amazing to see similarities, it was funny to see your excitement over the Vacuum, lol😂
My favorite morning sandwich from McDonald's is a MC griddle & I love the regular burgers best for dinner. I think the minced onion makes them really good.
U sound like introvert
You’re very cute, I’m sorry if you feel lonely. Come visit the US again and I’ll make you better burgers than McDonalds. ❤
Our 7-11 stores have a drink called Big Gulp. That i think is 32 ounces. Yes, we drink to much sugary sodas. I don't.
❤the new vacuum.😊
And your kitchen looks almost exactly like mine ( microwave, toaster and counter) which is a surprise.
Is this your family's home? I cant imagine a single person living in a house this big in korea
what about your parents? as a single man in Korea, do you not live or spend time with your parents?
Only 2 to 3 times a year! Wow
Smart man
legit video man
i will be visiting relatives in KOREA this coming fall......and plan to try MCDONALDS
i do not drink alcohol either......
Looks like your portion sizes are about the same as in the UK.
South Korean cultural achievement: it leads the world in zombie movies! Waiting for "Train to Busan, Part 2".
Bro isn't even trying to hide that he's ripping off AskJapan
Perhaps, but I like the fact that we have someone from both countries who is sharing their personal lives with us. It seems both countries are having similar hardships.
Morning from indonesia
Hi ,do you live in an apartement or a house?maybe doing a home tour next time.also do you invest in crypto?i have heard that it is very comon in south korea.big❤from france
Hope you get to working on that birth rate problem over there. To that end, be careful with junk food and plastics…not good for sperm production. Or anything else.
Just curious because I like to listen to your Videos, which MBTI are you?
ISTJ!
@@average_korean_manGreat! Thx for your Response, appreciating.
Love my McDonald's 1/4 pounder..love in and out..the best...
I sometimes would eat 20 pieces of chicken nuggets and two large fries with two pies
Even average Korean men are so good-looking. Please don't be too hard on yourself.
That English is American, as is the accent. He said he was only in the US briefly, so derivation of the accent is interesting.
10 years ago we still had super size...
I live in Reunion island ..and in moutains of Cilaos . As a teacher i work 27 hours per week. I would like to ask you how is family life if the father need t go dinner party with the boss?
Many kids spend time with their parents on weekends only
@@average_korean_man😢
Y speak good English. TaKe one BF or girlfriend . You dont need be alone. You are handsome and you get one nice girl or boy
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How was the movie?
진공청소기 이름이에요? 한국에서 샀어요?
홈리아bldc 라고 하네요. 네 한국에서 샀습니다 ㅎㅎ
Too big 🇺🇸
i love MCDONALDS.....
Do you have a pet?
No I don't
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OHHHH NOOOO where did you get that T shirt? ughhh.....you need Ohio State, not Michigan! lol!! Do you know that is a big football rivalry here? I tease Korean American actor Daniel Henney too because he is from Michigan. I am new to your channel, but very interested in your content. I hope I will be able to ask you questions about Korea and you will answer?
Sure but of course I can't answer everything
Sure but of course I can't answer everything
I think you are average
It would be good if you bring up human rights so we can talk about the average Korean and life. Korean but everyone sees the same things you are talking about a lot of things if that makes sense. I know there are a lot of suicides in Korea. Most suicides are committed in Korea because of loneliness and the elderly feel lonely and they feel that they have left all the support. The suicide rate in Korea is the highest in the world. South Korea currently has the highest overall suicide rate of any country worldwide. The suicide rate among women in South Korea is significantly higher than that of women in any other country. Nevertheless, suicide is commonly more prevalent among men than women., that in Korea there are 12-20 hour working days. I know that Korea is very interested in concerts. I know 99% of people don't speak the languages in Korea or Japan. I know that significant human rights issues included credible reports on: restrictions on freedom of expression, including the use of criminal defamation laws; government corruption; and laws criminalizing consensual same-sex sexual conduct in the military. During the first six months of the year, there were 22 suicide cases in the army. Local NGOs believed that bullying, barking and violence contributed to some of these. Non-governmental organizations and media reported such mistreatment of subordinates by senior military personnel, as well as credible allegations of sexual harassment and abuse. Internet freedom
The government restricted the use of the Internet. The Korea Communications Standards Commission, a quasi-government media monitoring agency, blocked websites it deemed harmful. Most blocked sites were related to gambling, illegal food or drugs, or pornography. The commission also blocked North Korean propaganda on CZcams and X (formerly Twitter). While viewing websites praising the DPRK regime was legal, disseminating information about those websites, including posting links to them, was illegal, according to the NSL. Access to basic services: Cultural, linguistic and social differences made adaptation difficult for refugees and asylum seekers. Many migrants from North Korea, China and other countries claimed they faced social discrimination and were not always offered access to basic services. These cases were often under-reported. Some children of immigrants suffer from discrimination and a lack of social resources, such as childcare benefits provided to Korean children. Some children who are not Korean or of different ethnic groups were bullied because of their physical appearance.
Many migrant workers faced discrimination in the workplace. LGBTQI+ youth experienced isolation and mistreatment in schools, including bullying and harassment by teachers and fellow students, lack of confidential mental health support, and gender identity discrimination against transgender youth. Schools are based on class divisions, toilets and uniform rules regarding biological sex. Why do you make pages like this but you don't tell the truth about Korea. Read more and find out things that are self-explanatory about other than you.