Japan's so advanced that they had Emergency Meeting Buttons even before Among Us...

The McDonald's fry thing is because they're dry & salty. It would happen to any food that's basically dehydrated & salted.

@thepinkestpigglet7529

Жыл бұрын

Yeah salt is the preservative everyone's so worried about, nit some weird chemicals.

@coolduder1001

Жыл бұрын

Every recipe I've found for McDonald's fries involves soaking the potatoes in sugar water overnight

@SgtPotShot

Жыл бұрын

@Mitch McCann it gets the starches out, helps with frying potatoes. I soak mine in regular water for a few hours

@xenoneuronics6765

Жыл бұрын

It really is just about not knowing how food preservation works. Just like bread lasts longer if you seal it into a bag without exposing it to mold spores

@wesleydamen2018

Жыл бұрын

Fries are basically pure startch and salt so not really a good feeding ground for bacteria and mold

I want to add to the bicycle thing. Most people have their bicycles registered with their city and therefore have a yellow sticker with a barcode attached to them. One of the first things I did when I got here was go to a bike shop and get mine’s registered (I brought mine from overseas. It folds). Read too many horror stories about 外国人 who get stopped by the police who either A) don’t have that sticker or worse, B) are caught riding one that aren’t registered to them (even if that had permission from the owner). Bicycles are apparently one of the few things that typically get stolen here which is why the system exists. There are definitely areas where I wouldn’t dare leave my bicycle out but for the most part it’s safe.

America just uncaps the bottom and top limits on how much you can spend on anything. You can find the $10000 per loaf of locally sourced bread and $0.50 loaf that will last 10 years past the end of days.

@angrydragonslayer

Жыл бұрын

And they both taste the same, you just get silver poisoning or ruptured guts (diamonds are sharp)

@jacquesmassard9226

Жыл бұрын

@angrydragonslayer nah, they taste very different. The 50 cent one is usually GMO wheat from Monsanto or something, and the super expensive one is expensive cause the guy grows his own wild wheat on the roof in the building, so he needs to cover the expense

@angrydragonslayer

Жыл бұрын

@@jacquesmassard9226 ah, so like that guy in new mexico who got an enclosed greenhouse on top of the restaurant?

@runed0s86

Жыл бұрын

@@jacquesmassard9226 You can't taste the difference between GMO and non-GMO foods. The difference you taste how the product is prepared. In fact, GMO products are literally healthier and better for the environment than regular plants. Please do some basic Google searches before falling for Greenpeace's misinformation.

@jacquesmassard9226

Жыл бұрын

If you don't think that there is a taste difference between home made rye bread and massive mass produced wonder bread then you don't have taste buds. There is a reason why Sour dough bread from San Fransico is famous, and etc... cause how you make them are so different from the massive production run breads. You are right that white bread and non GMO white bread made the same way would not taste different at all but i was never talking about that was i? anyway thanks for trying to put words in my mouth about things i never said

That button really needs a cover over it.

@ohredhk

Жыл бұрын

It could be a hinder if there really is an emergency

If you want to extend the expiration of your bread, put it in your fridge. It'll keep it good for an additional 3-4 days.

@yuri_nori

Жыл бұрын

It seems you haven't seen the previous episodes garnt and Connor were shocked when they heard that joey does that

@dige789

Жыл бұрын

​@@yuri_noriI think that was with freezing bread, not refrigerating it.

@ChaoticKrisis

Жыл бұрын

@@dige789 my grandparents used to buy crustless bread for when the youngest children were over. They would put it in the freezer between uses and it was never mouldy, even months later.

@michaelmaguire4147

Жыл бұрын

@@dige789 freezing will make it last even longer, but the process will change the cell structure of the bread and it will "feel" stale even when fine.

@labtec514

Жыл бұрын

Which just makes it stale, keep your bread in a dark dry place to maximise it's life

One company runs all of the apartment security force in Japan. I finally know where Kyouya Ootori's family works now!

7:32 lmao Joey yes that does happen a lot (esp. rural areas)

yeah ive also never bought wonderbread

'Japanese bread sucks' This is how we know Conor only eats from combinis and chains he's heard of

@Shawtyyyy_

Жыл бұрын

He eats that processed shit and doesnt know what good bread is

@angrydragonslayer

Жыл бұрын

I've been to the niche bread shops in japan and the gap between them and the european niche shops are the same as the normal bread.

@dhanajeyan7883

3 ай бұрын

Connor is based on calling out mediocre Japanese food

As an American who loves bread, these men need to explore American bread varieties other than just white sandwich bread you buy at the supermarket.

@RebelTvShka

Жыл бұрын

Nothing beats a fresh loaf of bread.

@willyvereb

Жыл бұрын

Thing is I can buy wide variety of decent breads right off the supermarket. Or a myriad different baked goods. Including the sandwitch bread if I'd be ever inclined. The funny thing is due to other being import the sandwitch bread is often more expensive than the proper ones freshly out of a bakery. Again, this is just me walking in a supermarket in Europe. It doesn't matter if there's better if the options aren't really given to the majority.

@randomman057

Жыл бұрын

@@willyvereb And you can do the same in much of the US too. So, I'm not sure what you're getting at. For reference, I've also spent a month in Europe before. The main advantage some Europeans have are the smaller distances needed to travel for some basic goods. Other than that, we do surprisingly have bakeries in our supermarkets that stock loads of different breads that are freshly baked. Although, local bakeries usually sell many more varieties including some unique breads.

@niq872

Жыл бұрын

Yea i only get wonder bread for making sandwiches during long trips/events for quick anytime snack. I pass by 3 bakeries on my way Walmart 10 minutes away.

9:48 sounds like something that the yakuza would do lol

grew up in small towns in the US, wonderbread is sammy bread or grilled cheese bread, its cheap and lasts longer than fresh baked bread. poor and grew up on it, its a norm for me and ppl around me, we buy bakery bread if we know were going to eat it for something planned to cook.. sammy bread is a taste like maruchan. its bad but you love it lmao little butter toast count me in XD I also didnt grow up close to stores so bread like wonderbread could last us through the week before itd spoil like fresh bread, though my grandmas both always made fresh bread and we'd use both for different meals depending

tell them you have a firearm in the stolen car and the interest will go from 0 to 1000 in half a second

I love the boys but their view on what is and isn't standard American stuff is fucking weird, they need to not base everything off Cali and Florida 😂

@cobrakingofeart

Жыл бұрын

too much of what people (even people in america) think of america is tainted by the fact that our failing democrat-run cities are in the limelight. when in fact cities are a very small part of our country

@CasualOgre

Жыл бұрын

​@@cobrakingofeart Cities are where the majority of people live numbnuts.

@tcmax7837

Жыл бұрын

@@cobrakingofeart you should be glad, if the average western european/australian saw the kind of bills most republican run states have been passing this legislatory session, especially someone that’s also a millennial or zoomer, they’d be fucking horrified and probably never want to go to the US again.

@cobrakingofeart

Жыл бұрын

​@@tcmax7837 can you name any specific ones that i should be second-hand embarrassed about? b/c i don't think anything you're going to say comes close to "crime is legal if you're black b/c we're sorry for something we didn't do 100s of years ago"

@tcmax7837

Жыл бұрын

@@cobrakingofeart Sure I can give a few examples from the past few months alone: - Book bans for schools. In some cases, books will be removed without review, and only re-added to libraries and classrooms after the complaint has been reviewed, and in one case (Florida) there is a whitelist in several districts. With the whitelists not having many books in them at all, libraries can in some cases be empty or have only a handful of different books in them. - Don’t say gay bills that can get teachers fired for literally just talking about the fact that gay/bi/trans people exist. - Efforts to introduce partisan school boards - banning of all gender affirming care for anyone under 18, some cases 19, sometimes even just social transition without any medication - Bills that might effectively just ban trans people from being teachers or other workers that work with children. - Forced outing bills that require schools to inform parents if they suspect that their kid is gay or trans - Bills that entirely define trans people out of the law, making all definitions of gender explicitly restated to “gender assigned at birth”, which effectively bans getting ID/birth certificate/etc that matches your gender identity if you are trans, no matter your age - Bills that can get teachers punished for _not_ misgendering trans kids - Bills that ban trans people from accessing the correct bathroom, even post-op - Bills that ban insurance companies from being able to provide health insurance in states because they cover gender affirming care in other states (even if only for adults) - Bills that effectively ban or heavily restrict the ability to boycott companies (yes, this makes no sense with the previous one, but both are types of bills that have been pushed in various republican states in the past few months) - In one particularly extreme bill that has yet to face reading and hopefully will not pass, the Florida legislature also currently has a bill rolling that would simply ban the democratic party from participating in their elections entirely. - Another very troubling Florida bill that has passed committee is one that would effectively force journalists to give any confidential/anonymous information to courts if sued for defamation over reporting done based on that information.

Since the UK is a relatively small island I would assume that the average humidity is also higher. Which leads to slower drying therefore increases the mold window size. And in Japan you literally can't even move more then 50km away from the ocean, so yeah.

If it's bad enough people stealing bikes in LA, in Northern Ireland, I've seen teens steal wheelie bins just to burn them. In west Belfast, hoods steal cars to joyride them and burn them up in the mountains.

@frostyblade8842

Жыл бұрын

Yeah parts of Belfast are just complete shitholes. I'll never understand the casual kleptomania that exists in some people, both north and south of the border. I knew a guy originally from Birmingham who lives in Donegal who used to steal TDs election signs. I'm hoping that's mostly confined to Belfast, since the rest of the North is pretty nice the few times I've been there

@thee-sportspantheon330

Жыл бұрын

Most countries have their bad spots. Probably no worse in Ireland than anywhere else.

@mcdoubler

Жыл бұрын

​@@thee-sportspantheon330true, despite the amount of arson and anti social behaviour crime in Ireland, you are not likely to get killed or mugged compared to some cities in other European countries.

@thee-sportspantheon330

Жыл бұрын

@@mcdoubler Exactly swings and roundabouts.

Wonder bread is American bread lol 😂. Wonder bread was huge in the 50’s. I’ve never had wonder bread ever in my life. In fact I don’t know anyone whose ever had wonder bread lol. Hearing connors perception of America is so distorted. I feel like most of what he shits on America for is not how I lived at all lol.

@NoneNotEvenSome

Жыл бұрын

As someone who’s traveled, everywhere has its strengths and weaknesses, America doesn’t have very strong bread, beyond wonder white.

@NationX

Жыл бұрын

Lol the feeling is mutual. Never had WonderBread in my life. Though I will admit bread in the States does last longer than the bread here in Tokyo. I’ve tossed out more moldy bread than I’d like to admit… But to be fair I think the same can be said for anyone who visits a country for a bit and departs soon after with a few experiences to take with them. I’ve been living in Tokyo for almost 7 months now and the amount of common things I’ve heard about Japan in general (both some positives and negatives) before coming here have been subverted enough times that I can’t keep count of anymore. And of course a number of things depend on where you are in the country (for instance, I’d rather interact with people in Kyoto than Tokyo any day lol I miss that aspect of Kyoto). I relate more to these Trash Taste clips over any other videos on Japan.

@Adclif

Жыл бұрын

​@@NoneNotEvenSome spoken as someone whose never been to the countless bakeries in the US

@theeccentrictripper3863

Жыл бұрын

We do control a whole continent, I grew up on Wonder Bread lol

@NoneNotEvenSome

Жыл бұрын

@@Adclifsupermarket bread is trash

Once I had a McDonald's burger that was one day old in the fridge and it got me sick

I love a highlights channel that posts a highlight with a thumbnail and title about a specific topic that then waits 5 minutes to get to the point, instead listening to talk about bread. I like tt, but they don't understand the point of a goddamn highlights channel when their highlight is as long as a tenth of a podcast.

Don't tell them that we have bakeries in NA

3 weeks to a months? where do can i get bread that last that long 2 weeks is pushing it for me in US

props to ludwig for getting his car back himself

About Japanese bikes, they also have the registration number, and police does crack down on it. And Japanese people does fear the shame way more than anyone in the west xD

A pack of eggs in Big Island Hawaii Wal Mart is 9 dollars now. *9 FUCKING DOLLARS!*

@fgregerfeaxcwfeffece

Жыл бұрын

At that points I would probably just raise chickens myself.

@TheVirtualObserver

Жыл бұрын

@@fgregerfeaxcwfeffece I mean, Hawaii’s got tons of them just wandering around. Just kidnap a few and take them home. 😂

True story: American bread, the plastic kind that we eat to this day? England made it that way first. Look it up.

Little do you know, those Cops be dirty. They be working from the inside. Why curb crime when it pays, and you get severance pay later if they just terminate you. Like, literally nothing bad ever befalls cops. Far too many don't actually serve the people like they are supposed to.

@l4nd3r

Жыл бұрын

As far as understand from Ludwig's video, the reason they couldn't help him that day was because that wasn't anyone from the automobile theft available, apparently police in LA is a complete mess of over-budget and badly spent resources. Spend millions of dollars on a helicopter instead of hiring more manpower bad for example.

@spelcheak

Жыл бұрын

Why go out there when this is the abuse they get.

@thee-sportspantheon330

Жыл бұрын

True I guess people in retail should be allowed to sit in the back of the store all day as well.

@RobinTheBot

Жыл бұрын

They're not supposed to serve the people, btw. That's just a slogan, it's not a part of the laws that govern them. They have no obligations to do anything legally speaking, about basically anything. The only reason they bother to show up I imagine is a combination of boredom and needing sometimes to put on Social Media.

Clearly the boys have never been to the Publix bakery, obviously run of the mill processed white bread is gonna be trash

@niq872

Жыл бұрын

yea most grocery stores have their own bakery along with butcher but i guess alot of people only see whats on the shelves and think thats it. Like prepackaged ham and ham from the deli has a big difference

American bread has more hit points, that's why it lasts longer. Tough bread for tough men. Euros and Japanese haven't leveled up to our durability. /s

Americian food is basicly half preservatives and chemicals that have mostly been outlaws in most countries

Must belong to the Yakuza... security tax you have no choice but to pay and a monopoly? Sounds about right...

Talk about crime, guns, and America I'm sure these comments around me will be very civil, thoughtful, and open-minded!

bruh, white bread is good, fight me

Nah, whole wheat and white goes bad, but sourdough lasts.

Just FYI? If bacteria can’t digest that fry outside of you? The bacteria inside of you can’t digest it either. 🤢

"there's no guns here" tell that to the prime minister

@oscarcacnio8418

Жыл бұрын

*Former In more ways than one...

@ramboturkey1926

Жыл бұрын

​@@oscarcacnio8418 how is it more ways then one

Жыл бұрын

That was homemade.

@ramboturkey1926

Жыл бұрын

@ and..??

@oscarcacnio8418

Жыл бұрын

@@ramboturkey1926 Pun™

5:52 That's mostly because they live in California.

It’s just the police in like LA that won’t show up unless it’s important and can you blame them with the BS they’re catching for doing their jobs

Ahh come on man, you can’t use California (the worst state in the United States) as a reference.

@theeccentrictripper3863

Жыл бұрын

A foreigner is never going to quite grasp the decentralized nature of American culture. Maybe the Chinese and the Russians because of how vast their lands are, but most nations are the size of some of our punier states, the "world" for them is a square foot compared to what our "world" is.

@pax6833

Жыл бұрын

stuff is cheap in other states because they are not desirable to live in and the job pay tends to reflect that

things like that are only possible with amarican fries, because every other country actually has food standarts

Yeh do Americans not know how much sugar and general additives are in their bread....it's horrible

@spelcheak

Жыл бұрын

Do non Americans not know how much sugar they’re missing out on? It tastes delicious because you need it to survive.

@WaywardScots

Жыл бұрын

@@spelcheak Americans getting preserved one slice at a time

@aelardiz

Жыл бұрын

@@spelcheak Ain't no way we letting pass with half our population being obese af...

@thepinkestpigglet7529

Жыл бұрын

We yes we know about the salt.

@spelcheak

Жыл бұрын

@@WaywardScots non Americans perishing with each slice

Most of American food is WW2 rations that people still have a taste for, as an American I hate that no one wants to innovate or try new things.

👀 soixante dix neufs

How are you?

That's why I got for my birthday

I'm guessing all the anime's I love I do voice impression

@salvatore861

Жыл бұрын

dude chill out a bit

do you like jojo

@eliaannsolis5602

Жыл бұрын

Hi

I love anime