I would not recommend the spray cheese sincerely an American.

@jenessaannrose

4 жыл бұрын

Right?? I know Koreans adds cheese in a lot of things and they’re soooo good but the spray cheese is definitely not what they’re imagining 😂

@bgone4265

4 жыл бұрын

And hold the can upside down or you just get air, what we call cutting the cheese

@sethfrisbie9840

4 жыл бұрын

Jenessa Ann Rose as soon as they taste it on whatever they eat they will probably think what the hell did I just do to my food after giving it a taste.

@ShinjuHime226

4 жыл бұрын

Dude spray cheese is disgusting AF! I don’t understand how some people actually like it.

@starsoullove1026

4 жыл бұрын

Its gross I agree

FYI, pot is only legal in some places in America.

@notthatyouasked6656

4 жыл бұрын

But it is legal everywhere in Canada.

@uwotm8

4 жыл бұрын

All drugs are legal in Portugal, probably the reason why it is now more popular than Spain for Brits going on holiday 😂

@ClayLoomis1958

4 жыл бұрын

Drugs are still illegal in Portugal. They've just been decriminalized to fines and/or counseling. Drugs aren't even legal in the Netherlands - it's just tolerated. Weed is legal in Canada, and the entire west coast of the United States (and a few other states). You can now drive from Alaska to the Mexican border and get legal weed the entire way.

@ronc9413

4 жыл бұрын

David Frischknecht Marijuana is legal in California (and some other States) but Federal government still illegal. Same rules, as cigarettes, for smoking in public. But people think of people who smoke marijuana (their clothes reek of “pot” smell) as druggies. IMO, cigarette smokers aren’t much better (cigarette smoker’s clothing reeks (smells) as well).

@braxon

4 жыл бұрын

@@blossom5775 recreational marijuana is not legal anywhere in the U.S.

Cheese spray is something that’s just a can of dissapointment

@jlcsr9163

4 жыл бұрын

yes,definately nothing to get excited about it's all artificial ingredients.

@miaokatt

4 жыл бұрын

it’s delicious for me tho 😔

@greg_216

4 жыл бұрын

Not if you're a dog. Dogs love that stuff.

@poggies7639

4 жыл бұрын

It tastes good but is very unhealthy and is honestly more just cheese flavoured than actual cheese

@iseenargles13

4 жыл бұрын

Right? It’s so gross

"I've never heard of Greek before." "What about Greek Yogurt?" "Oh yes, I know that!" Sure...a few thousand years of prolific contributions to language, art, mathematics, astronomy, history, politics, etc... whatevs... just the yogurt, I guess.

@feyzavocado

3 жыл бұрын

yogurt is originally turkish tho lol greeks just stole it

@MST3Killa

3 жыл бұрын

@@feyzavocado And Turks stole Turkey...

@feyzavocado

3 жыл бұрын

@@MST3Killa lol no they didn't? Turkey's been ours since the ottoman empire get ur facts right :D if you look at it that way, europeans stole the whole north america and french stole most islands

@MST3Killa

3 жыл бұрын

@@feyzavocado ...yeah, fact is you stole it.

"There are articles about celebrities smoking marijuana!" oh honey, they do a lot more than that here...

@itznate9171

4 жыл бұрын

*R. Kelly has left the chat* *Bill Cosby has left the chat* *All those movie directors accused of sexual assault have left the chat * And the list still goes on😂

@tkim2320

4 жыл бұрын

They are talking about Korean celebrities. Because if you are a Korean citizen, the laws of Korea still apply to you outside of the country. If you go somewhere were smoking weed is legal, and you smoke it, you can still be arrested once you come back to Korea.

@alyssabrooke5638

4 жыл бұрын

They are talking about Korean celebs like G-dragon and T.O.P

@Sonnenanbeterin1991

4 жыл бұрын

@@alyssabrooke5638 G Dragon did drugs?

@Acidfunkish

4 жыл бұрын

@@tkim2320 That seems so crazy to me. 😣

Wait a second when I hear doggy bag is a old phrase meaning leftover bag from a restaurant. You don't really hear it that much anymore now. I could see how it meant a bag of leftovers for your dog but I remember it as leftovers from a restaurant for humans to eat the next day.

@JohnnyInJapan

4 жыл бұрын

It does mean leftovers to take home. I don't know who told them it was for dogs but I guess you technically could give it to your job if you wanted to.

@MackDaddyBolan

4 жыл бұрын

Well at least I don't feel like I've gone insane now.... lol

@BlackSmokeDMax

4 жыл бұрын

I would say it does mean any food, in any type of container, brought home from a restaurant. The name did come from saying you were bringing it home for your doggies, and I would guess was originally just from bringing home the bone from a steak or something, but then morphed into the current usage without a name change.

@notthatyouasked6656

4 жыл бұрын

Taking leftovers home from a restaurant used to be seen as kind of low class, so the "doggie bag" term was invented so you could at least pretend the food was for your dog. It's kind of like asking a celebrity for an autograph for your kid, knowing full well you're keeping it for yourself.

@AlexS-il7zm

4 жыл бұрын

My grandparents used the term "doggy bag" but we use the term "to go container" for some reason. It just doesn't have the same ring as doggy bag. My grandparents also had garbage disposals but I haven't really seen one in any of the places I have lived.

“Weed is legal in America” “Most restaurants have vegan menus in America” Me: *cries in Texan*

@uhyoobtft490

4 жыл бұрын

More like any state other than California

@boxlid214

4 жыл бұрын

Give it time, Californians are invading Texas. RIP Texas...

@mariaanacvz

3 жыл бұрын

@@boxlid214 RIP Houston and Dallas? Idk if Dallas is full but according to my location in Houston, theres ALWAYS traffic and construction.

@ssjwes

3 жыл бұрын

You only get BEEF and THE LAW here, suck it up Texan.

@Thatgirl-kk6er

3 жыл бұрын

Beat this! The annoying New Yorkers are invading Florida! You know the ones that always yell at you even if you didn’t do anything wrong.

In Sweden we recycle all of our food waste! The municipality gives us brown paper bags where we put our food waste, put them in special bins and they go off to be burned, turning them into heat for our houses and fuel for our electric buses 😁

@juansierra5704

4 жыл бұрын

We have a garbage burning plant near here, and everybody was against it at first, but it's really good at producing energy, and it doesn't stink at all, like people assumed it would.

@sharonrousseau3527

4 жыл бұрын

That’s wonderful! Why oh why is America so unimaginative and wasteful ?

@TwitchCronos100

4 жыл бұрын

I've never received a brown paper bag, I just throw it in the trash where eveyrthing else goes lol

@laliakigs5362

4 жыл бұрын

Sharon Rousseau there are some places in America that are like that but people are trying to change that so

@lessimeharuhi4236

4 жыл бұрын

The rice mills where I'm at in Louisiana often burns the hulls/husks from the grains and they use the heat to make electricity for part of my state. And then they even take the soot/ ashes from that and use it in paving the roads... In general we need more inovative thinkers for what to do about waste and garbage disposal in the US. I know we can recycle scrap metal and steel and aluminum, and even glass in some places, but idk about all the other stuff

The places where marijuana is legal here in the US, it is treated more like drinking alcohol than it is treated like smoking cigarettes. i.e. still do not drive! Plus, marijuana is still technically illegal everywhere in the US on the federal level. It is just not something the federal government enforces anywhere. It is basically left up to all the states to manage how they please.

@erid143

4 жыл бұрын

It was technically completely unconstitutional to make put federally illegal; but allowing states to decided to make it legal or not IS constitutional.

@non0n704

4 жыл бұрын

Yep. Sadly still illegal in many states.

@lone6718

4 жыл бұрын

BlackSmokeDMax unless you piss off a fed and they know you smoke. Trust me, they will do the paperwork if you piss them off.

@nicholasnelson7365

4 жыл бұрын

@@erid143 US is federal which means that state creates their own laws with their own affairs.California,for example,is a multicultural county which most of the population weren't born in the state.Liberal and federal system of the country are the plus.

@nicholasnelson7365

4 жыл бұрын

@@erid143 while in Korea,and basically any other Asian countries,people are more conservative than they're innovative and futuristic.They are still religious and unable to adapt to future faster.That is why they're shocked when they know that there's ad about marijuana in US.They are still conservative although they are impacted by globalisation and westernisation

Euijin: I want to try marijuana! Yumi: ...calm down buddy.. Euijin: haha jk... (Not really) 😉

@AlexS-il7zm

4 жыл бұрын

I read that Korea tests hair for drugs since it can test back farther than other tests so going over seas and trying it would be dangerous for them... unless they shaved completely bald before returning.

@yeonjuniijr.4417

4 жыл бұрын

@@AlexS-il7zm wow never knew that..감사합니다

@Dani_Reasor

4 жыл бұрын

Euijin: "I am joking! Like and subscribe for more jokes!"

@georgewayne2203

4 жыл бұрын

Alex S i took shrooms and smoked weed with my ex and she’s korean. Then few weeks later went to Korea. Nothing happened 🤷‍♂️

@lizzyawesomesocks7163

4 жыл бұрын

Red Bull I think it’s more like if you’re being investigated, like if you had smuggled weed/been caught smoking then you would be tested... they prob don’t test every person that comes to korea

I feel like Koreans don't understand the difference between vegans and vegetarians

@SydRainn

4 жыл бұрын

I feel like a lot of people in the comments don't know the difference

@Ashgan9

4 жыл бұрын

Hell, I think most people don't know all the differences. I know that vegetarians still eat eggs and milk/cheese so animal related products but not animals themselves. As for vegans well I keep hearing a different and crazier version every time so I've given up for me if they claim to not eat any animal product then I guess that is vegan.

@jellyyuyu8260

4 жыл бұрын

could be because most koreans eat lots of protein/meat and seafood so vegetarian and vegan lifestyles aren’t familiar to them

@CyberMachine

4 жыл бұрын

@@Ashgan9 They don't eat or use any animal products. Including wearing wool or leather. Or using vegan skincare and makeup brands. Veganism is a lifestyle and not just for eating. While plant based is only about what you eat.

@Ashgan9

4 жыл бұрын

@@CyberMachine but see that is the problem, that is your definition of veganisim but if I talked to someone else they will probably give me a similar or a different answer.

As an American, I sat through the Spray cheese part with my head in my hands holding shame on my shoulders. If you have never tried it, I can genuinely say you aren't missing much at all!

@Orthodoxzee

2 жыл бұрын

You take that back

@richardthomas1531

2 жыл бұрын

One reason for spray cheese is when you get pizza rolls and inject them with cheese and fill them fat. That's Living.

@nataliet.9403

2 жыл бұрын

That's YOUR opinion, I personally enjoy it.

@chantelizer3451

2 жыл бұрын

@@nataliet.9403 Yup. My opinion.

@kayleekarnes5817

2 жыл бұрын

@@richardthomas1531 not a fan of spray cheese but that does sound pretty good 😂

Ever since weed became legal here in California, there are billboards advertising dispensaries (shops where you purchase pot) everywhere. They usually have the word "cannabis" on them, haven't really seen any with the word "marijuana" on them. Marijuana isn't legal in every US state, just in some states.

@NicoleSelvaggio

4 жыл бұрын

I've seen a few billboards that say marijuana or weed in and around Silicon Valley, but yeah most say cannabis

@chloechoy1026

4 жыл бұрын

And that's why the ad came from California LOL

@ShinjuHime226

4 жыл бұрын

Plus the restaurants that serve it in food and drinks. I’m not sure if I remember the ad correctly, but it was something like, smoke it, eat it, drink it.

@raprilc2

4 жыл бұрын

Same here in Washington. Signs EVERYWHERE.

@casieg.7040

4 жыл бұрын

Texas accidentally made THC, a component of marijuana, legal and now I see a lot of people selling the liquid version of it or it being advertised on beauty products. I was surprised to see it at Ulta, a cosmetics store, advertising it lol 😂

The whole conversation about marijuana reminds me of my college Korean professor. 😂 This was a few years before it was legalized in my state, but one day he just comes into class & asks us all if we’d had it before, what it was like, etc. He then goes on for several minutes about how he really wants to try it, but is scared to because he’s not a US citizen & doesn’t want to be deported back to Korea... Apparently he also confided this desire to one of the psych professors who proceeded to offer him some edibles. 😂🤣😂

@Buttsceatcgee

4 жыл бұрын

Edibles??? Lmao I hope he didn’t try it. Thats like too strong if he’s just starting.

@Buttsceatcgee

4 жыл бұрын

The Tea I heard edibles are a bad way to start. Mainly because you don’t feel it at first so you think you need more and keep eating. And of course, hits you hard and bad

@justice.01997

4 жыл бұрын

@@the_tea05 edibles are definitely stronger. But then again i guess it depends who you get em from.

@MaximilianOOO491

4 жыл бұрын

buttscratcher lol ppl have to just take a nibble and not eat them like regular brownies.

@nisreen1982

4 жыл бұрын

린지_リンジィ as non American living the US, I could understand that. We could be deported for that for sure.

I wish you wouldn’t fast forward through the parts where things are explained. Some people watching are neither Korean nor American so they should get to hear the explanations as well. AND us Americans can let you know if you’re missing something in the explanation or getting something a bit wrong. ☺️

@ninaradio

4 жыл бұрын

I’m pretty sure they got a lot about “doggy bag” confused. Or at least what they were told (judging by their reaction) has not been out of date for the last 50 years. I mean, I assume there was a time when the scraps were just thrown in a bag and fed to dogs, but I’ve only ever experienced leftovers being placed in a “to-go”’box and eaten as leftovers by the people

@dolphinxiah

3 жыл бұрын

Yup agree

Koreans: "The spray cheese looks delicious" Me: "It's actually quite vile"

4:04 Tobacco ads are illegal here in the US too. _(Edit: they were banned from radio and television in 1971)._ Also, for the record, marijuana is only legal in a handful of states for recreational use and about half the states for medical use. It's slowly becoming more normalized and legal though.

@azurepulse1870

4 жыл бұрын

I've never heard of tobacco ads being illegal completely. I know that they're not allowed to have ads that market them in a way that intentionally or accidentally appeals to children, like when they had the Joe Camel ads.

@peachcakes5342

4 жыл бұрын

@@azurepulse1870 Tobacco ads have been illegal in the United States since 1971.

@amanacer3088

4 жыл бұрын

Are you sure about that year? I only ask because I remember seeing tobacco ads as a child & I was born in 1972

@peachcakes5342

4 жыл бұрын

@@amanacer3088 Yes. Congress banned them on January 2nd 1971 from television and radio. I'm not sure if they were legal on paper or billboards anytime after that date though. I don't ever recall seeing them in my lifetime (I was born in '01).

@ninaradio

4 жыл бұрын

peachcakes Tobacco ads were quite common in print media until the late 90s. Newport and Marlboro has pretty significant billboard campaigns up until that time, too. I don’t think print advertising was ever made illegal, exactly, but the major tobacco manufacturers settled a major class action lawsuit with a agreement that included an agreement to cut back on their marketing pretty severely. But after the tv ads were made illegal, big tobacco put a LOT of money into really aggressive print campaigns to compensate. They would do these splashy ads that were designed to catch the eye of kids as well as adults, like a cartoon mascot for Camel or elaborate, silly stories suggested in the Virginia Slims magazine ads.

Most of this stuff exist in other countries not only America 💀

@braxon

4 жыл бұрын

I don't think the point is that these things are exclusive to america. Its that these are aspects of american life not popular in S. Korea.

@oldtrash108

4 жыл бұрын

@@braxon read the title

@oscopin74

3 жыл бұрын

Na not really.

@nessaskrispys7466

3 жыл бұрын

they want to be different- from an american/mexican)

@user-qk1hf8cx4c

3 жыл бұрын

America is a content

"They mostly have vegan menu's everywhere" The South enters the chat.

@allons_y1001

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 as a vegan Arkansan, I feel this to my core. THE STRUGGLE IS REAL Y'ALL! 😫 Avoiding cheese and butter is like trying to avoid oxygen.

@Lazersyrup

4 жыл бұрын

Or when you go to order something, and it's supposed to be vegetable based (like a vegetable soup, or a pasta salad) and one of the ingredients is chicken fat/stock or beef fat/stock. Yay. Don't even get me started on the salads. :|

@joez3706

4 жыл бұрын

@@allons_y1001 Keep the faith. 👏👏👏

@allons_y1001

4 жыл бұрын

@@Lazersyrup I attended a family get together at a restaurant and ordered the 'Vegetable Plate', which is basically five of their side dishes on one plate... 4 out of the 5 had ham in them. 😂 😑 😭 Yeaaaah, apparently that server didn't quite understand what I meant when I asked if they had meat in them or were cooked with any animal stock. 🤦‍♀️

@Me-mb1ex

4 жыл бұрын

I feel like that is mainly a California thing. I’ve never seen that be common anywhere else in the U.S.

I feel like a couple of these weren't explained properly but also we couldn't hear the explanation

not saying you should smoke weed but just fyi, weed is usually detectable in bodily fluids for 1 to 30 days after last use. and then there is hair testing which you should look out for, hair grows approximately 0.5 inches per month, a 1.5 inch hair segment taken close to the scalp can provide a window of weed use for the past three months. so if you ever want to smoke on vacation and dont want to get caught you should probably wait a while before returning to korea lol i hope korea opens up soon though going to jail for that is wack

@WaterMelon-rp9xg

4 жыл бұрын

Ale l you’re...knowledgeable 🧐🧐

@d4rren09

4 жыл бұрын

I mean... practise makes perfect?

@jimmefz3328

4 жыл бұрын

just the notion that you can face criminal charges for something you did somewhere else is insane.

@ayoayo1044

4 жыл бұрын

@@WaterMelon-rp9xg its something i learned in school. Like in science or talks about why you shouldnt do drugs.

@garyr.31

4 жыл бұрын

That's why some celebs shaved their head after being accused

Both their smiles are honestly so precious 🥺

Poor guy, he just wants to try some weed. Besides it being illegal in SK I wonder how the scene is. Anyways, come to California my friend! I’ll show you around haha

@nicholasnelson7365

4 жыл бұрын

It's time for Asians to be liberal! I'm Asian, specifically southeast Asianwho just begin to be secular,liberal and socialist

A doggie bag is not always necessarily a bag. It's just usually any container that can hold leftover food that you can take with you. Some sitdown places will wrap your leftovers in foil. Maybe even sculpt it into something silly.

You guys are honestly just so cute, especially when you guys smile 🥺🖤

@omEon

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed, I get super homely vibe from them

I almost cried because they don’t know Greece.

@Rita-jp3sv

4 жыл бұрын

I thought it was funny when they said "Greek like greek yogurt," I was like, what about the country??

@megkintogia8359

4 жыл бұрын

Marinersplace τον ξέρω τον ξέρω χαχαχαχ

@FBIAGENT725

4 жыл бұрын

@Marinersplace I'm sorry I don't speak the debt language

@ohioagainsttheworld676

4 жыл бұрын

@@dolseh3432 they know about the country of Greece but dont know what "Greece" is? I'm still confused.

@trispigeonbaneodair7961

4 жыл бұрын

@@ohioagainsttheworld676 because they speek korean, and not english. I dont know how greece or greek is said in korean, but its probably not the same word as it is in english

I can't get over how perfect her hair is

Wait, so they can't smoke weed even when they're in a different country!? The domestic Korean law still applies to them? Weird...

@mr.osclasses5054

4 жыл бұрын

That is something that is near impossible to enforce as depending on the country, there might be a similar or harsher law for it. If you commit murder somewhere, you're getting arrested and tried for it. However, smoking weed, though illegal in most of the U.S. still, happens all over the place and isn't really enforced unless they think you're a dealer or large-volume smuggler of it. That being said, you can have THC or whatever it is...the traceable chemical in weed...in your system for several days to a couple weeks after smoking it, so if they went home and were suspected of it, they could be tested and then have issues if it was positive. Still, it is super tough to enforce that type of thing. I went on a trip a couple years ago to Europe where the age to drink is 18 basically everywhere, if not even younger, and there was no hint that the students could get in trouble with the law back here for drinking. The professors were required, if they saw an underage student drinking, to put them on the next plane home for violating the rules put forth by the school, but they couldn't be prosecuted for it since it was technically legal there. I don't know of any who wanted to have more than 1-2 with a meal because they didn't want to be messed up the next morning when we typically had to be up by 6 for whatever we were doing for the day. So we would just be discrete about it since we were rarely in a huge group together. They'd put the drink in front of one of the people of age and not touch it if one of the professors was in view, which was rare.

@biellaspointofview2054

3 жыл бұрын

They can't gamble outside their country either but they have casinos in Korea that are to be used by foreigners only. Makes no sense

I love the Korean thinking of not being picky with food. Maybe if everyone thought that way, food waste wouldn't be a problem

@peachcherryblossom_8264

4 жыл бұрын

prodigalpowtato Being picky stems from the fact that people are not consistently exposed to the foods that they initially dislike more often in infancy or adolescents thus constant catering to the child’s pallet causes them to not consume foods outside of their preference. Though I shouldn’t be talking since I can be picky too 😅😅😅.

@rxsesforyuki5342

4 жыл бұрын

Well people maybe aren't exposed to all types of food. for expample a vegetarian might not be exposed to meat for their entire life and so they can't really eat meat and same with a vegan. its not about being picky but more about your beliefs on food.

@yaok248

4 жыл бұрын

Being vegan isn’t being picky. Or being vegetarian. Muslims won’t eat pork not because they’re picky but it’s forbidden for them

@zo4658

4 жыл бұрын

@rxsesforyuki that and I’m a vegetarian but not initially for reasons people think like beliefs on the meat industry and such. It’s just cuz growing up I didn’t eat much meat outside of steak and chicken but even that was on rare occasions and once I finished going through puberty something weird happened with my body and it’s reaction to meat being consumed and I will get/feel really sick if I eat any meat now. I just wasn’t exposed to it as much growing up and once I couldn’t really eat it anymore it was easy to just cut it out entirely and the effects I got - not feeling sick, less acne, and not supporting the meat industry - were kinda just a bonus and some of the main reasons now why I probably won’t go back or try to reintroduce it back into my diet 🤷

@rxsesforyuki5342

4 жыл бұрын

@@zo4658 I understand you, I am a vegetarian by birth. I've never had meat in my life including eggs. I was raised by not eating eggs or any type of meat and so the korean thinking of not being picky would not really be applicable in this type of cases including yours.

I as an American don't even use the Garbage Disposal most of the time because they break so easily without even putting food in it.

@roberthager9573

4 жыл бұрын

You need to replace it because they do not break down that easy. Change brands or something or stop trying to put a dead body in there..lol

@LightWaySNK

4 жыл бұрын

@@roberthager9573 it's better to cut the body parts into pieces then blend them in vitamax then dispose through the garbage disposal 100% work but 10% time efficient. But the thick bones maybe harder so i recommend to dump the remaining at nearby river.

@Green-fg4ng

4 жыл бұрын

@@LightWaySNK thx I’m still new to this, needed help from a pro.

@BlackSmokeDMax

4 жыл бұрын

@@LightWaySNK I'm nearing 50, and still have yet to live anywhere that has a garbage disposal. In this day and age they seem even less prominent as you could easily be putting most things into something for composting.

@Laaaa

4 жыл бұрын

Hmmm I’ve never had a garbage disposal break, but you do have to be mindful of what you let go down there. If you’re letting chicken bones go down the drain then that’s a great way to break it lol

Who gave their parents the right to birth such beautiful children 😩 they both are so beautiful ❤

Doggie bag doesn't really mean food for your dog. It's for you to take the leftovers home from your meal so you can eat them later. Also, usually it's a styrofoam box, not a bag. Many people take the leftovers for their lunch to work the next day. It's a nice treat!

I don't know if it's because I'm French or not, but this cheese spray doesn't look good at all :')

@DORADOBA

4 жыл бұрын

J'avoue mais ça ne peut pas être si pire que ça

@audreyb19

4 жыл бұрын

@@DORADOBA Il faudrait que je goûte ça un jour

@ICYEONSS

4 жыл бұрын

it's not good haha

@DORADOBA

4 жыл бұрын

@@ICYEONSS Does it taste like the cheese you put in american Mac n Cheese? Cuz their Mac n Cheese be bad.

@barbaro267

4 жыл бұрын

It looks like cheep cheese, so I don't trust it. Also, the instructions on the can literally say "For best results, remove cap" ROFL!! Like I'm going to try to use it with the cap still on! :P

I work in the Cannabis industry! Often it's used medicinally, but also recreationally like liquor. My state makes SO MUCH MONEY on it, it's taxed at 20% of the sale price!!

I love how they found how convenient the garbage disposal is, but I feel like I prefer the little bucket with holes xD

Lol I about lost it with a mouth full of milk when I seen "I mean I want to to try it, but I can't find any..." And the girl chimes in "but it's ILLEGAL!" Lol this episode is now my favorite so far! I hope you get to come visit us here in Colorado, then you can legally try it my man, as long as you're 21 😀

@rdizzy1

3 жыл бұрын

As if something being illegal has anything to do with the objective morality of it.

Now I’m curious about how they would react to Dutch culture (from The Netherlands), especially after seeing their reaction to the marijuana ad.

@nicholasnelson7365

4 жыл бұрын

Especially differentiation between coffee shop and café

"Doggie Bags", you should see'em when restaurants get creative. They use foil and make animals out of them - like a swan...

Them talking about American culture My american self over here be like: Wait America has culture!?!?!

I’m American, but I still don’t know what a fraternity or sorority club is.

@mr.osclasses5054

4 жыл бұрын

The word "fraternal" literally means brotherhood or sisterhood. Basically describing siblings, that's why if one sibling kills another it is called "fratricide" as the technical term. ANYWAY, the purpose is to promote scholarship (achieving the highest grades possible, not free money like how many figure it) among young men and women in colleges and universities. Sometimes, the fraternity (frat for short) or sorority would buy a house on or near the campus of the school for their members to live in together to help promote that scholarship. However, many of them took to being party groups and started doing things like hazing (making people who wanted to join go through a time period of stupid tasks or dares to see if they "qualified" to join...not something those running the frat or sorority wanted, but allowed, if they knew at all). There are some very good fraternities and sororities out there. I am part of two different ones: one for achieving a high academic grades in my history classes, and one for doing the same in my education classes. Most times it means nothing because it was just something you did in college, but sometimes it could lead to better connections for jobs or getting involved in different things you're pursuing.

@lorenac.7068

4 жыл бұрын

Being active in a sorority I can help answer that. I'm also active in an honor fraternity (which was originally only for men, since women were not recognized for scholastic achievement in university studies before, but is now co-ed). Sororities and fraternities are social organizations. We each have our own sisterhood/brotherhood which we call a "chapter". We are reffered to as "Greek Life" as our chapter names consist of 2-3 greek characters, such as Alpha Pi Phi (just as an example). There are stereotypes about partying and bullying (which can be referred to as hazing). Due to previous generations hazing new members, we can not only get in trouble with the University but also with the National chapter and can possibly be removed as a chapter from the University, so hazing is a big "no no" as we've been taught. We also can't be affiliated with alcohol or drugs even on social media. What we do is organize events for our philanthropies (we each have a unique philanthropy for the chapters), take part in community service, and network with alumni. We also have study sessions, weekly meetings, and sisterhoods (fun social gatherings/outings with sisters). We also have a mentor system in which an older member, "A Big" sister, will mentor a new member, reffered to as "A Little", which builds onto a greek family, as that older member has their own Big and so on. An honor fraternity is different than a social fraternity or sorority in that it is not as social and focuses solely on scholastic achievement. Of course there is a social aspect to it as networking is a social activity, but it is not as robust. Both are great ways to make friends and build connections. Hope this helps.

@icy.diamond

3 жыл бұрын

Same

@yuh.kxyla15

3 жыл бұрын

My mom is in one but I don't really know how to explain it-

What a blow for Greece, once a mighty empire, thousands of years of history, to have it all boil down to yogurt like that.

Doggie bags are the best! 🍱 What you couldn't finish at the restaurant will usually be your lunch the next day. 😋

I've been watching several Koreans react videos and they seem to grin and giggle a lot and are very spirited, especially the women.

@dawnappelberg4700

3 жыл бұрын

It is a cultural thing. Many Asian cultures are into different words for "cute." The cuter you are the more popular and culturally accepted you are.

Title: things that only exist in america Me, living in nz: *has at least 4 or 5 of those here*

Some of us really can't handle the cheese in the can.

They didn't know what was greek?? That's really sad and as well vegan food and restaurants don't ONLY exist in America. There's a lot of places around the world who serves that kind of food.

@meganepelletier853

4 жыл бұрын

They most likely have either a different word or different pronunciation of "greek" in Korean. They probably know Greece and related adjectives from learning English or global geography, but the term didn't immediately register as being English seeing as they were speaking Korean.

@braxon

4 жыл бұрын

Even if they didn't know the country Greece, it wouldn't mean much. Greece would probably not have as significant meaning for Koreans as Westerners. Remember classical Greece may have heavily influenced western culture, but, in Asia, it would just be a tiny country on the other side of the world.

@mr.osclasses5054

4 жыл бұрын

@@braxon Yes and no. Remember, South Korea is a democracy and Ancient Greece is where that idea began, so it is heavily studied in those countries to help understand how and why they got to that point. They would know about Greece as a country.

@mr.osclasses5054

4 жыл бұрын

@@meganepelletier853 There's also a chance they have no direct word to describe a person or item that originates from a particular place. They may instead have a whole phrase the does the same thing, so a singular word like that would seem quite odd to them. Some African languages don't have a word for our word "should" because they believe you either do something or you don't. I learned today that Japanese use the English phrase "high tension" to mean that a room of people is very excited, where we might say that it was "electric". They also have whole phrases to describe a feeling that we have one word for, that's why translated stuff sounds like they are saying so much more that what we read on the screen.

I live in Seattle, in Washington State, and everyone composts here. So we save our food waste, and also soiled paper plates, in a small bin in the kitchen. It has a plastic liner, but it's a special plastic that's compostable. The city collects our kitchen waste (also yard waste, clippings from grass, dead leaves, things like that) and they take it to be composted. We have a garbage disposal in our kitchen sink, but we don't use it. Some people in other parts of the US make compost in their back yards, and other cities might compost as well. Most people use garbage disposals for food waste, but not everybody.

Euijin smile gave me 30.000 years of life 😭 Btw, Don't they have the vibe of "I want to be their friend"?

Give Yumi her own channel! and she still does this one

I enjoy watching this two so cute and handsome makes my morning a little better

This guy reminds me so much of kyung hoon because he always talks about dung/poop jokes Or just a general talks about it makes me laugh for some reason I guess I just like those what people call low tier jokes but for me I find it hilarious no matter if it’s low brow low tier or not😂😊👍🏻

I have no idea what they said -- i could not stop looking at her eyes!! Her eyes are perfect! **drooling**

My favorite part of the video. 0:24. Because that's Steve Harvey saying, "Nani!"

A wise man once said, "It isn't easy cheese, it's difficult cheese" 😂

@marciapeschke7988

4 жыл бұрын

Was it Shownu? 😊✌️

@wonnieturtle514

4 жыл бұрын

@@marciapeschke7988 yess😂😂

The food disposal thing looks convenient, until you watch a horror movie where someone gets their arm chewed off by one. 😂

@FBIAGENT725

4 жыл бұрын

Everybody gangster till the fork goes in the garbage disposal

Never ate spray cheese before or know anyone who has and I’m American.

@douglasthompson9070

3 жыл бұрын

I have...You're not missing much. It's more of a fun oddity than anything else. And since it has a crazy shelf life you can easily buy it at a grocery store. So go buy some and dare your friends! Get it with Ritz, it's more palatable.

@rdizzy1

3 жыл бұрын

If stores are stocking it, it is selling.

I have giggled.

I didnt think that Korean didnt have tobacco ads, since there's a lot of ppl who smoke cigarettes there.. I found that to be very interesting.

I love the Korean gentleman’s enthusiasm.I enjoyed both of their reactions.

I find it wild my weed dealer here in the US is a Korean man.

@scarletvaldez29

4 жыл бұрын

alichi Shhhhhhh🤫

Bro I live in Oregon and I was coming back into Oregon from California and the first sign said welcome to Oregon and right after was a borderline marijuana despensery so yea that's our welcome to Oregon for ya!

@TJ042

3 жыл бұрын

Southern Oregon, the growers are everywhere here. You can tell because they have giant lit-up greenhouses or tall, wooden fences they you can’t see through or over.

@sarahspalletta9875

3 жыл бұрын

@@TJ042 yea I have a light dep green house in my backyard! lol

I thought 1:55 was him explaining why he likes poop so much at first LMAO

@m.e3491

3 жыл бұрын

LMAO SAME-

@kmayville70

3 жыл бұрын

Wait.. it wasn't??

A "doggie bag" is typically what a restaurant gives you to put any remaining food from your meal to take home. It's usually in the form of a Styrofoam box or cardboard container. What the video showed was a Christmas present for their dogs, placed inside a paper bag, and not an actual "doggie bag"

I thought garbage disposals were everywhere but I went to Canada and was shook lol. I had to dig and grab all the food out the drain lmaoo. It’s just convenient when washing dishes so the sink doesn’t clog

Spary cheese is disgusting! 🤢

I don’t know why I guess this is just me, but only Asian men who have braces into adulthood look so adorable. Like lots of other grown men look weird but only Asian men look adorable with braces into adulthood to me, I don’t know why.

'Doggie bag' is a phrase that has evolved use over time. It seems it may have started during world war II as a pretense that they are 'taking food home for their dogs' but it was during a time when food was more scarce so they likely ate it themselves. it was much more popular to use 15-25 years ago, but only in casual dining, and often in places like diners when eating with young children. I remember hearing my mom say "can I get a doggy bag for this" as a kid now she would say "can I get this (and point to the dishes we want if we don't want all) packaged up to go" or she would ask "can we get some containers for this (sometimes if it is a burger and fries or something similar they literally give you a container and you pack it up yourself). here it would be quite rare for people to give many resturant leftovers to pets as many of the ingredients can be unhealthy for pets.

I actually had a garbage disposal put in our home in S Korea. It's crazy the things you miss when you don't have them

Vegan and vegetarian aren’t the same btw

Euijin: For legal purposes this is a joke

The doggy bag was misunderstood. A "doggy or doggie bag" is the term used for taking home left over food that you didn't finish at a restaurant (instead of asking for a container, to-go bag, takeaway bag/container). The pictured doggy bag was a bag specifically with something good inside for the dogs of the family (you could tell by the writing that stated Merry Christmas and then the two names of the dogs).

I cannot even. 😂 Garbage disposal is a common thing in the US and a major pain to use. I absolutely hate them because they can become clogged, break easily, or in my case back flow into my dishwasher. Such a pain.

It would be interesting to see them react to things in other countries as well.

I think that saying in America there are mostly vegan menus everywhere is overstating that. Overstating by a lot! I can't think of a restaurant near me that has vegan anything on their menu. It may not be as rare as it is in S. Korea but it is not common by any means in America.

@celestetimberlake6094

4 жыл бұрын

Anthony Minier depends on where you are! Where I am (Midwest) it is kinda rare, 50/50 have it, on the west coast or areas with younger population almost everywhere has it

@USCanthony

4 жыл бұрын

@@celestetimberlake6094 I live in Los Angeles and I can't think of any restaurant in my area that has a vegan menu. I am sure that there are a few but it isn't common at all.

@USCanthony

3 жыл бұрын

@NotJo I take it that WV is West Virginia? If so, I am sure you are correct. Being vegan in West Virginia is a good way to get shot.

They should check out an old episode of Seinfeld called "The Apology". Kramer decides he enjoys showers so much that he is going to spend most of his time in his shower, even going as far as to buy a waterproof phone, prepare a dinner there and install a garbage disposal in his bathtub drain.

Oklahoma is slowly getting around, and I have a dispensary card! Both smoking and edibles. :P From experience at age 18; I has having a hard time in high school I couldn't stop crying over some heavy drama that happened for 5 hours. I used to be against mariguana but I heard positive things and I wanted the feeling to stop. I'm 22 now. So now I dont suffer from depression, anxiety, and the need to vomit out my food anymore. Weed is not for everyone! People can even be allergic to them too.

Me a American not knowing some of these things: 😐

Vegan food is everywhere...

@mr.osclasses5054

4 жыл бұрын

It may be, but in a lot of countries outside the U.S. it is EXTREMELY hard to find. I have been to a large portion of Europe and a couple people I traveled with were vegetarian or vegan, and it was difficult for them in a place like Poland or even Germany to find something to eat that wasn't just a salad. It is spreading everywhere, but it is a very slow spread outside the U.S. and maybe the U.K. Even in the U.K. it was a bit tough for them, now that I think of it. Most countries don't have our "problems" of overeating, huge portion sizes, etc. They also walk or bicycle a lot more, so the need to have that stuff as a healthier option isn't there. There are some who do it just because of the animal issue, but that hasn't caught on like it has here as the impetus for being vegetarian or vegan. Most just say "eat sensibly and walk/bike" and you'll be fine.

@bobinmaine1

4 жыл бұрын

Yes, but thankfully all vegans will die off in a decade or two from malnutrition and that stupid fad will go away. Oh crap this isn't my phone so i can't put laughy faces, lol will have to do

Another cuteness alert is needed.

waiting to welcome Euijin to the Netherlands where pot is so normal we don't even blink at advertisements.

I'm literally here casually smoking a blunt watching this XD

Wait we have cheese spray i didn't know How do i not know any of these its strange

@scarletvaldez29

4 жыл бұрын

forged labs of games Cause no one eats it anymore 😂😂😂

So far I think Yumi is my favorite in these. She's pretty funny. Very pretty too, but I like her reactions, and I like her confidence :)

Love watching these videos. It's interesting to see how they react. Yumi is my favorite, she's very pretty.

(゜-゜) Hmm I don't think they're a couple. Are they? If not Yumi HMU

@jeonkookie4010

4 жыл бұрын

LMAAAOOO IDK WHY I LAUGHED SO HARD

@user-wt8lt6hb1e

4 жыл бұрын

@@jeonkookie4010 Same 🤣🤣🤣

Someone definitely needs to clarify that weed is most definitely illegal in the majority of states in the US, and POC; particularly black and others get heavily prosecuted. I just want them to be safe if they come here, and understanding some American culture so they are misguided I guess

@juansierra5704

4 жыл бұрын

Nobody is heavily prosecuted for recreational marijuana use. It's the people who have so much that they're obviiusly selling or illegally transporting it who can get crazy strong sentences. I just read an article about how minorities are more often arrested than whites were in NYC, and the assumptions is made that cops are racially profiling. But data showed that more black people are arrested for selling weed because they tend to sell it in black neighborhoods, and residents of black neighborhoods more often call the police to report drug dealing in their neighborhoods. They're doing more reporting.

@rdizzy1

3 жыл бұрын

@@juansierra5704 That isn't true, HIGHLY depends on the state. For example, Wisconsin is back in the stone ages when it comes to weed laws, a simple possession charge of any amount is an automatic misdemeanor with up to 6 months in jail for first offense. Second offense (of any amount) is an automatic felony. Any delivery of weed (even bringing your buddy a gram) is an automatic felony. There are other states like this too.

To the translator: here and hear are different words

oh man! I really liked this! I didn't know these things were only available in America! What a great outlook!

@dodh2089

3 жыл бұрын

they're not only available in america lol

They should really go out they so cute together ❤

Do actually Koreans or other mainly westerners not know that in maths/physics they are using the Greek alphabet? As an openminded gurl from Greece who loves most cultures, I got a bit triggered in general. I mean, do they only know the greek yogurt? I have it every day not gonna lie, it's awesome dont get me started on Greek/Italian cuisine, but our history goes deeper than that. Hey Im just sayingggg. I'm happy the "interviewer" is informing them. Keep up the good work.

@blazereho811

2 жыл бұрын

they tell us in america when we're using greek letters for math so anyone who doesnt know after being told is just stupid lol

“Maybe once in a lifetime?” In America, they rip a vape pen of pure THC while shopping for groceries. 😂

I would have a hard time with many Korean foods as well. I couldn't eat raw octopus or chicken feet. I'm sure there is many more, but off the top of my head, those two came to mind. I guess we are a product of our environment. These two are adorable!

@elizabethfletcher1487

3 жыл бұрын

Nobody in any culture eats raw chicken feet

the guy is literally saying "vegetarian" and the subs say "vegan" please note that there is a difference

''I love how they respect others beliefs'' if only they knew about a lot of vegans

Reaction to peaky blinders would make a great video. Keep uploading ♥️♥️

I think it's so funny they're excited about spray cheese, like it's a luxury food but in reality it's not that great 😂

Ngl im from England I personally think that everything they showed is basically useless like it's not something I envy I just dont get the point oh and there are vegan restaurants and food in other countries aswell wth but please dont reply with things like well it's because I'm not American and your right its probably cause I'm not

@SmegmaFU

4 жыл бұрын

Not sure about the Greek system in Universities but everything else is common here in Canada.

@mackthechild6877

4 жыл бұрын

@@SmegmaFU I am not in college so I wouldn't really know what it's personally like but think of it as a club but they do around the community. I think they do food drives and stuff and throw parties. Not sure if all of them do, I think they were made to have a positive impact at the campus.

@peachcherryblossom_8264

4 жыл бұрын

You’re right about vegan restaurants/ menus but the point of the video was to show items or terms more widely used in the west that aren’t common in Korea. Also how is the garbage disposal useless?

@cherrybomb5189

4 жыл бұрын

@@peachcherryblossom_8264 theres an invention called the bin

@DoubleMonoLR

4 жыл бұрын

@@peachcherryblossom_8264 Here in NZ, few people have traditionally had waste disposers, as we either compost it ourselves, or in some areas(like where I live) you can put it in a large compost bin that's collected by the council along with rubbish & recycling bins. The compost the council makes from it is really good too, I buy a trailer load every so often.

Why are koreans so obsessed with America?? 😂 These don't only exist in America

@prodigalpowtato2597

4 жыл бұрын

Most of the craziest stuff are in America like Florida Man

@barbaro267

4 жыл бұрын

America is really large, so our influence and culture is quite prevalent in other countries. Our styles, our music, our movies, are values, our inventions, all of it is shared with other countries. So, inevitably, there will be people who stop and think about the oddities of America compared to their own country LOL.

(as a canadian) i didnt know what the food disposers were when i first saw them in scary scenes on tv/movies when they'd stick someones hand in there... now i can only think of that when i see it :(

My Australia friend says it’s scary that I have a machine that could kill something in a fourth of a second built into my sink