Day 2 on my VEGAN diet

Hello and welcome back to day 2 of

my vegan diet. So some of you were

complaining, saying that things like the

garlic cream sauce and the cheese are

not vegan. I thought vegan just meant no

meat, but apparently there's a difference

between vegan and vegetarian.

Vegetarian is no meat, but a vegan

diet is not allowed to have any animal

products. Like dairy or cheese or eggs.

So I'm not going to use the garlic and

cream sauce, which I was looking forward

to trying because it sounded tasty, and

I'm not going to use the pizza cheese.

Today I'll be making bean sprouts,

mushrooms,

and the tofu. And I use this for

seasoning. It's tofu sauce. I'm pretty

sure this has no animal products. Where's

the ingredients? Yeah, it should be fine.

It says it's a soybean paste stew stock,

so I don't think it would have animals

inside of it. Okay, so first of all, we

open the tofu. Have to be very careful

because it's full of liquid like this.

You see that?

You can drink it. It'll be like tofu

juice, very nutritious.

Get the tofu out like so. Look at that

big slab of tofu.

Smells nice. I like tofu. And then

we put it straight into the pot.

Like that.

Cut it into pieces.

I don't know why people keep complaining.

Don't know why people keep complaining

about my scissors. It just makes things

easier to— makes

it easier to cut into tiny pieces, so why

not? Use them if you have them.

Next we have the mushrooms.

Oh no, I forgot to wash them.

Uh, I think it'll be fine.

This one looks weird.

Next we have the bean sprouts.

Everything's frozen. Why is everything

frozen? I put it in the fridge, not the

refrigerator. I mean, not the freezer.

Okay, so that can go here. I need a bigger

I've still got half the bean sprouts left.

Okay, that should be fine. Where's my

sauce? And then we put the sauce in.

Oh, smells Korean-y.

Looks like peanut

butter, peanut butter spread.

And then we put water.

And then we just turn on the heat. Easy

peasy.

Hmm, so here is the Finished product looks

very tasty.

There's quite a lot as well. Look at this!

I can't believe it only cost maybe three

dollars at most. What a bargain!

Delicious bean sprouts. Let me get a

close-up. Whoa,

that is a close-up of bean sprouts.

Ouch, it's hot. I never

used to like tofu, but I quite like it now

actually. I thought it tasted like

nothing, but it does have a very subtle

flavor. Beautiful.

Let me give it a taste.

It might be hot.

Mm-hmm.

I'm not really sure what to do now. With

my trip in Korea. I'm actually thinking

about leaving because George— you know

George I was talking about in the last

video— he's leaving today. And that kind

of shocked me because he loves Korea. And

I'm pretty sure he was saying that he

wasn't too worried about it a few days

ago, and now he, he went straight to the

airport today. It's made me feel a little

bit worried to be honest.

I'm actually thinking about leaving

tomorrow. I've been looking at flight

tickets, trying to decide if I want to go

back to England. George is going to Japan

and he asked me if I would come to Japan

as well. I don't know, how would

being in Japan be different to being in

Korea? I'm pretty sure the, the

you-know-what is spreading in Japan as

well? Won't it just be the same? I mean,

the main problem I'm having in Korea right

now is all my friends have left. The Top

List guy, the American guy, left. George

is leaving. I'm finding it difficult to

get dates because people don't want to

meet up now because of the you-know-what.

And then even when I go on dates, they're

wearing the stupid face mask, so I can

barely hear what they're saying because it

sounds so muffled. And how am I supposed

to kiss them or try and kiss them when

they're wearing a face mask? How am I

supposed to make my moves with that mask

I'm just struggling to find good reasons

to stay in Korea right now. I'm getting

lots of matches on Tinder, but it's, it's

tricky to get people to meet up.

And I've been on about 4 dates now,

hasn't led anywhere.

And I've already made all of the videos,

all the content that I wanted to make.

I've done a few date videos, I've met up

with a few guys, done some sightseeing.

I've done the cheap Airbnb video tour,

which was something I wanted to do. I

think I've done everything I wanted to do

content-wise in Korea. I think if I just

stayed longer, it would just be, you know,

repeating what I've already done, going

more dates, maybe meeting up with more

guys. Apart from that, I can't see what

else I would do.

Ideally, it would be nice if I could get a

girlfriend, but it was already a challenge

to get a girlfriend in only a few months

before the whole you-know-what started

spreading. And now because of the

you-know-what, it's just made the

challenge even more challenging. So I

really don't, don't see myself being able

to get a new girlfriend in Korea so soon.

I mean, the Russian girl was supposed to

be coming in March And, you know,

something could have happened there. But I

really don't think she would come now. I

wouldn't advise her coming anyway,

especially now. There's so many cases now,

and some countries are even blocking

flights from Korea.

So yeah, I'm trying to decide if I should

just go back to England or go to Japan.

Which one would be better content-wise?

If I went back to England, What would I do

for content? I guess I could meet up with

Pia. Maybe the Essex Girl would meet up as

friends. Maybe I could get some dates in

London.

Maybe I could get a new fish tank and do

fish, fish tank content. If I went to

Japan, it would just be the same. I'd try

Tinder. I might go on a few dates.

Maybe I'd meet Sam. I don't know.

I think my content is pretty much the same

no matter where I go. I'll just go on

Tinder, try and do some dates, meet up

with fans,

complain about where I'm living. That's

pretty much what I do on my channel, so I

don't really think the location, location

matters too much. Maybe Europe would

be better. There's one girl

from Spain. You might remember her.

I was about to meet her after the Turkish

girl last year, but I decided not to go to

Spain because I thought it would just be

another German girl. You know, the German

girl who ditched me at the hotel. I

thought it'd be a waste of time and money,

so I went straight back to England to meet

the Essex girl. And me and the Spanish

girl just kind of stopped talking until

about a week ago. She just randomly

messaged me again, sending me a picture of

her. She said, hey, do you remember me?

Would you still be interested in meeting?

And I said, yeah, I would, because she was

cute.

So I could go to Spain. There's also

someone in Sweden who's interested in

meeting me. She looks nice.

You see, that's the, um, the trade-off.

There's, there's girls who watch my

channel who like me and would be

interested in meeting, but I don't really

do well on Tinder in Europe,

and I'm not attracted to most of the girls

on Tinder in Europe. But in Asia, there's

loads of cute girls on Tinder, but they're

not really interested in me. And I don't

have any viewers, female viewers in Asia

who want to meet up. So do I go back to

Europe where there's girls who want to

meet me who watch my channel, but I do

poorly on Tinder? Or do I stay in

Asia where I do well on Tinder, but

there's no, no girls who want to meet me

for my channel? Which one do I choose?

Also, living in Asia is way cheaper. I

could live in Korea quite comfortably for

only $500 a month in this Airbnb.

If I went back to London, I'd have to pay

maybe $1,500 to $2,000 a month,

or I could, I could share a house and then

it would be about the same cost. But if I

shared a house How would I make videos if

people are there? How would I do cooking

stuff? It would be too awkward.

I would be constantly waiting for everyone

to leave the house to be able to do

YouTube stuff. And then what if someone at

the house knows my channel, finds out

about my channel, and then he hates me,

and then he tries to get me kicked out or

something like that? I guess it's drama.

That would be good content.

Oh, I went on a date yesterday actually,

and I've got a bit of an admission. I

failed the vegan challenge already because

we went to a restaurant, they had pork,

and I had to eat the pork. I couldn't just

sit there eating the kimchi. It was a

really boring date, by the way. She was

nice, she was cute.

A 36-year-old Korean lady,

but nothing happened. We just went to a

restaurant. It was really hard talking to

her because she had this face mask. Her

voice was all muffled. She spoke good

English, but she, she didn't really show

any interest in me. She didn't even ask me

what I do for a living. She didn't ask me

anything. All she asked me was, tell me

about yourself. And I didn't really know

what to say, so I just said, well, I'm I

used to live in Japan for a few years.

I had to keep asking her stuff, otherwise

it was just silent. If I stopped asking

her stuff, then it was just completely

silent. So we went to a restaurant.

I asked her if she wanted to go to karaoke

so I could try and do my karaoke move.

She said no.

Then we walked around a bit and I asked

her if I could hold her hand and I held my

hand out. She said no, so I thought, oh,

nothing's gonna happen. And I said, well,

it's, it's nearly 11, there's nothing to

do, we're just walking around. I said, so

do you want to say goodbye then? We can go

home. She said okay and

we just walked to the train station in

near silence. She was kind of weird. She

kept laughing randomly. She just randomly

laughed out loud over nothing. Kept asking

her, why are you laughing? And then she

explained, and it wasn't funny at all.

She was a nice cheerful person, I guess,

but it was so boring.

I've noticed all these dates, I just feel

so bored. I had 100 million times more fun

with George and the American guy. Me and

George riding around on electric scooters

in Gangnam, that was the most fun I ever

had, probably ever,

with another person that wasn't involving

cereal.

And then I go on these dates with women

and we just go to a restaurant, struggle

to find things to talk about, and it's

just— ugh, I hate it so much. I don't

think I can stand another boring date like

When I meet up with a guy, I feel like

there's so many things to talk about. I

meet up with a woman and I just, I feel

lost. It's like I don't know how to relate

So yeah, I don't really see any good

reasons to stay in Korea. Dating's not

really fun. I'm not really having much

luck. The you-know-what spreading is

making everything difficult, and if the

country goes into lockdown, I don't really

want to be stuck here, to be honest.

If I went back to Japan, I don't even know

what would happen. Am I allowed back in?

Technically, I'm still married because I

don't think the divorce has finalized.

But I cut my spouse visa in half, so would

I be able to get back in even though it's

cut in half?

How would I even explain that? Why did you

cut your spouse visa in half? Um, because

I was trying to prove a point on a YouTube

video. Uh, I really

didn't expect this to happen. I thought I

was going to stay in Korea for months. I

thought the you know what would be fine.

Yeah, I know I have to keep saying you

know what because if I say the actual

word, I heard YouTube is demonetizing any

video where they're talking about it. I'm

pretty sure you know what I mean. But what

would I do in Japan?

Nobody in Japan wants to meet me. I'm not

sure which one to prioritize— going

straight to people who want to meet me or

trying to find people to meet in Japan.

I have to make a decision soon, I guess.

Now I really regret booking this place for

a whole month. I should have stuck to my

original plan where I was booking Airbnbs

for only a week or 2 weeks and then moving

around. So typical, isn't it?

I decide to book the whole place for a

month, and then I have to start thinking

about leaving already. That's a

few hundred dollars wasted.

I don't think it's a big loss if I leave

Korea now. I feel kind of bored here

anyway. I feel like nothing's gonna

happen. I've been here a month and nothing

amazing has happened anyway. And like I

said earlier, I've already made all the

content I wanted to make. The date stuff,

living in Korea stuff. What else is there

to make? Might as well just

go back to England and meet up with some

of these girls. That might provide

something interesting. Plus I

can get a few things sorted out. I really

want to go to the dentist because I feel

like my teeth are getting stained.

Must be all the coffee and the tea.

I would love to go to the, the teeth

cleaning place, people. And I want

to get my eyes tested again because my

eyesight is so bad even with my glasses

on. I crashed about 2 times on the scooter

because I couldn't see.

There were steps. There were

steps and I thought it was just a slope

that goes up, but there were steps and I

rode straight into them. I managed to

brake a little bit last minute.

And there are these little green sandbags

lying around. That kind of blend into the

ground. Nearly drove into a few of those.

So there's a few things I'd like to get

sorted in England. A few girls I could

meet in England as well. I could stay in

London actually, get a nice Airbnb in

London.

Or I might go back to my mum's place. I

can save some money if I stay there.

Pay respects to my father's grave.

Going back to England would be so strange

now.

Last time I was there, I was still

married. Me and my wife were together.

As soon as we got back from England,

things just went downhill.

I don't really know what, what caused it

all. We got back from England and I was

feeling depressed because it's sad to

leave your home after Christmas. I would

have liked to stay a bit longer.

And then my wife was constantly nagging me

about spending too much time streaming and

constantly talking on Discord.

And not talking to her much.

And I felt kind of stuck for content

because I couldn't make any videos about

girls, obviously.

Even if I made videos about girls from the

past, she got upset. I couldn't go

needed her permission to do everything. I

just felt so suffocated.

And leaving just seemed like the best idea

to be able to make content I want to make

and to not feel so bored. I just felt so

bored. We barely spoke to each other.

Didn't do anything together. I was just

stuck at her apartment all day long, not

doing anything. I felt so depressed.

Now that I think about it, I still feel

kind of sad that we split up because

it was, it was comfortable. It's nice

having a wife.

But it was just so hard. I imagined— I

imagined that kind of lifestyle. I

imagined that would be the rest of my

life, and it just scared me. What if I

lived the rest of my life just stuck in

this apartment with this woman that I

don't even like that much? We barely speak

and we're constantly fighting. How can

this be the rest of my life? That really

scared me. I wanted to travel and meet

people, have new experiences.

Then this stupid illness started spreading

everywhere. It's just ruined my plans

completely.

Typical. I finally break free from my

marriage, decide to become a travel

vlogger. Now it's the worst possible time

to ever travel.

Could not have picked a worse moment to

want to become a travel vlogger or to

become single because now girls are scared

of meeting people.

Unlucky, just unlucky.

Well, I'm gonna go now, finish my soup,

and think about my future.