Korean fried chicken in a box

Hello and welcome back to another dinner.

So I have some bad news. I won't be able

to carry on doing the vegan challenge

anymore because number one, it's so

boring. I don't know how you can live

without meat. Number two, I'm actually

leaving Korea. Let me find my tripod and

I'll explain everything. Why is

it up here? Oh yeah, because I was hiding

it from you know what. Okay, so I finally

made the decision to leave Korea. I wasn't

really wanting to leave Korea because

of the you-know-what spreading so much,

and when George told me he was leaving,

that was kind of like the final straw. I

mean, if George is leaving of all people—

he loves Korea and he, he just got here a

few days ago or last week— if he's leaving

and he thinks it's something to worry

about, then maybe I should start worrying

as well. So the only 2 friends I had here,

the American guy and George, have now

left, and it's getting very difficult to

meet girls on Tinder because they're too

scared to leave their houses, and people

don't want to meet up now because of the

you-know-what. And even when they do meet

up, they're wearing that stupid face mask,

so I can't even kiss them or anything. So

I'm starting to find it very difficult to

think of reasons to stay in Korea. The

main reason why I wanted to come to Korea

in the first place was to meet people,

hang out with people, girls and guys, and

go on dates and hopefully eventually get a

new girlfriend. But that's just becoming

too difficult now, and I'm kind of worried

that things will get even worse and then

I'll be stuck in Korea with no friends and

no one wanting to meet up. I don't really

feel that worried about the you-know-what

itself because, um,

well, I'm still pretty young and I think

my immune system should be strong enough

to fight it off. I don't really fancy the

idea of getting sick in Korea and having

to go to a hospital here. That would be

kind of scary, and I don't really want to

get sick if I can avoid it. I'm not really

worried about catching it because still

it's an extremely small number of people

who have it compared to the total

population, and the chances of me getting

it just by walking outside are probably

probably pretty small, and I don't even go

outside that much anyway, so what are the

chances of getting it? But there's just no

good reason to stay in Korea. I, I've

already made all of the content that I

wanted to make here. I met a few girls,

went on a few dates, met a few guys, went

sightseeing, did the Airbnb tour video.

There's not really much else that I can

think of that I could do in Korea,

content-wise anyway, so I thought might as

well go home. Back to Europe. There's a

few people who would like to meet me in

Europe, so that could be fun. And you

know, it would be nice to go back home,

get a few things sorted out, like my eyes.

I would like to get an eye test because I

can't see anything even with my glasses

on, and it would be nice to go to the

dentist. Also, I really want the Samsung

Galaxy Fold. I know, I can't believe it,

but after me and George went to the

Samsung shop, I just fell in love with

that phone. It was so good. And I guess I

could save some money if I go back to my

mum's place and then buy the Fold.

And, um, what else do I want to buy? I

want to buy an electric scooter as well

because those are pretty fun. So if I stay

at my mum's house, I should be able to

save some money to buy these new things I

want. Also, I can get a £500 discount off

of the Galaxy Fold if I trade in my S10+,

so it won't be that expensive anyway.

And I could make a video about getting the

Galaxy Fold and reviewing it. I could make

£100 off that video, so you know, it's not

too expensive. That's how I've justified

the purchase to myself. So my plan is

I'm going to release one more video about

the Korean girl, and then I'll do another

one of those really long isolation streams

because it did really well last time.

Wow, I made so much off that stream, it

was crazy. Unfortunately, I had to take it

down because I kind of lost my temper And

I started raging at people. I don't

really want to talk about it because it

gets me angry again, and I thought I could

just trim it off the end, but I couldn't

trim it because it was so long and I had

to take it down or else people might

unsubscribe or something. I might get in

trouble with copyright. So that was a

shame because it got really good views on

the first day. It got 25k views in the

first day. If I left it up, I think it

Could have gotten forty k, maybe.

Anyway, that's enough blabbing. Let me

show you what I have. I've got this

chicken in a box. Interesting.

Didn't know they had these. So it's

supposed to be fried chicken in a box,

and look, it has a handle. Look, isn't

that cute? You can carry it around like

you're carrying your lunchbox to work.

That'd be kind of lame. I looked on the

back and it says there's 2 ways to cook

it. I'm using a

frying machine. I think it's a frying

machine or a microwave. I have a

microwave, so it says 700 watts. It will

take 2 minutes 30

seconds. I'm not sure what these are.

This one says 8 minutes. Well, I'll just

put it into a microwave and see what

happens. First of all, we need to open it.

Where are my scissors? So this is going to

be my final eating video in Korea.

Kind of sad that it came to such a quick

end. I was hoping to do more food

challenges and show you more Korean food,

but it is what it is.

Oh, I didn't take a picture for the

thumbnail. Give me a second. Okay, I've

taken the picture. Let's have a look at

what it says. I mean, what it's— what

it's— what is inside. It says Chicken Box

on the top, which is kind of cute.

Oh, this is sweet honey flavor.

The other flavors were crazy hot and spicy

chili, so No thank you, I don't like spicy

food. Oh look, it's in a plastic bag.

That's weird. Gourmet tasty cuisine.

Look at that, fried chicken in

a plastic bag.

Now how do I do this? Do I just tip it out

onto a plate?

I guess so. There's quite a lot of chicken

in there.

Okay, so I'm gonna tip it out.

Oh, it smells garlicky. Whoa, there's

loads in there. Look how much chicken

you get. I don't think I can even finish

all this. That's like 2 meals.

Maybe I'll just tip half of it and then

save the rest for tomorrow.

That's quite a lot.

Um, I think that that's enough.

That should be enough for me.

I also got these pickled garlic things

which look quite interesting. I've never

had pickled garlic before. I hate it when

they put these little tabs so you're

supposed to pull them, but they don't give

you enough to be able to grip onto it

properly. This is why I use my scissors.

Oh, it's going to spill everywhere.

Now I think these are raw pieces of

garlic, so my breath is gonna think.

Let's try one.

Wow, that's very pungent.

Whoa, I don't think I like it. There's not

much garlic flavor, but it's very

vinegary. Okay, so here is the finished

product. Fried chicken microwaved, so it's

not going to be crispy, is it? Let's cut

it in half, see what it looks like. Which

one should I choose? Yep, it is

really soggy and wet.

Smells good.

Why is it brown? I thought chicken is

white. That's a bit weird.

Maybe I should get a fork. Hmm,

very strange. I'm not sure why it's brown.

Look. Well, this one's

kind of white. What about this big piece?

You know what I'm sad about? I didn't even

get to try some Korean fried chicken. You

know, the proper stuff, not KFC. I was

hoping eventually I'd go on a date and

then we'd have fried chicken. We never— I

never got around to it. I didn't even go

anywhere, did I? Been here a month and I

just went to Hongdae and Gangnam and Seoul

Station. That's it. I didn't even go to

the other places. I went to Lotte Tower,

didn't I? I was

just waiting to get some dates to go with

me to places. I guess I should have just

Okay, let's try a piece.

Honey butter. I think it's honey butter.

No, it's just sweet honey.

Hmm,

it's okay,

I guess. It's just like a soggy chicken

nugget. It's like

McDonald's chicken nugget but soggy.

Maybe it tastes nice with

the pickled garlic. Hmm, okay.

Yeah, it's not bad with the chicken

because the oiliness and the greasiness

kind of cancels out the vinegariness of

the garlic. I think it complements each

other quite well. It's a bit annoying

because I booked this place for the entire

month and I still have 3 weeks here and

I'm gonna leave in a few days. What a

waste of money. I should have

stuck with my original idea where I was

moving around different Airbnbs every

week. I thought I was gonna stay here

I wasn't really worried about the

you-know-what spreading. I didn't think it

would affect everything like it has. I

didn't think people would start leaving.

Oh well, I suppose it was a bad time to

become a travel YouTuber. Worst time you

could possibly think of.

It would be strange going back to England.

Because last time I was there, I had a

wife. Hasn't even been very long, has it?

It's been 2 months. It feels like it's

been ages. The first month back in Japan

after we got back from England was just

horrible. I felt so depressed. I felt like

I didn't know what to do for videos.

I felt trapped.

And then Korea. Korea's been okay, I

guess. Not too bad. Now I'm going back

home again. It's kind of like last year.

We— actually, it's almost

exactly the same as last year if you think

about it. Last year, me and my wife—

ex-wife— went back to England for

Christmas. And then my dad, you know, he

became ill. And then a few weeks after we

got back to Japan, we had to go straight

back to England. And then she went back to

Japan by herself. Then I cheated and then

we broke up. It's almost the same, isn't

it? We went back to England for Christmas

and then we come back and then only a few

weeks later we have a big fight and

then we break up and then I go back to

England. Almost the same.

But the reason why we broke up this time

wasn't because of cheating. It was because

I think we just both felt like things

weren't gonna work out between us in the

long— in the long run. It didn't feel like

we were going to have a good, fun,

enjoyable future together. I think I could

have saved the marriage if I really tried.

If I said, No, please, I'll try harder.

I'll stop chatting on Discord so much when

you're home. I'll talk to you more. Let's

do fun things together. I think if I

really tried, I could have changed her

mind about divorcing, but I just feel— I

felt like it wasn't worth it. I felt like

it wasn't worth fighting for anymore, and

I just said, okay, you're right, let's

break up. Maybe she wasn't expecting that.

Maybe she was expecting me to say, no,

please, I don't want to break up. Maybe

she was shocked that I was— I just went

along with it and I said, sure, fine,

okay.

I don't know.

I'm not sure why I like the Galaxy Fold so

much. It's just cool, okay? It doesn't

really do anything that my current phone

can't do apart from the folding thing,

but it's just nice. I held it in my hand

and I opened it like a book, and the

screen is so big. It's like this big,

and it felt so nice to hold and type and

do things on it. It's just a really cool

device, and there's a secondary screen on

the outside. So if you close it, there's

an outside screen And then you can use

that to, you know, check apps, go on the

internet, and you can even use it to take

videos. So you don't have to have the

whole thing open to be able to take photos

and videos, which is really cool. And

wouldn't it be interesting to just whip

out when you're meeting people or going on

dates? It's something to break the ice.

You can say, hey, look at my phone, it

flips and then folds in half.

Something to talk about. I always struggle

to find things to talk about on dates. I

started asking the Korean woman I went on

a date with last time really stupid

questions like, how much do you pay for

rent? I can't believe I asked her that.

So dumb. I had no idea what to talk about,

and then I asked her how much she paid for

rent, and she started going on and on and

on about finance and interest rates.

And borrowing money from the bank and all

this rubbish I couldn't care less about.

Can you just give me a number? Just say,

oh, $1,000, and then I can go, oh, that's

pretty cheap. Kept going on and on about

financial stuff. I think that's her job,

something about finance. I didn't really

pay attention.

And then I asked her— I think I

asked her if she did any sports.

I can't— I barely asked her anything,

actually. I felt like I asked her a lot.

It was like I was interrogating her.

Hopefully when I get on the plane, there

won't be any problems. I don't think it's

really serious at the airports.

Oh, I feel sick. I don't think I can eat

anymore. It's really, really heavy,

greasy. I feel kind of— I

don't feel good.

Well, it's only 8 o'clock. I might just

leave it here and then come back to it in

a few hours when I'm feeling hungry again.

But for the video, I think I'll end it

here. And I'm not sure when I'll see you

next time on this channel. I guess I could

make another one tomorrow. I don't really

have anything interesting to eat though.

I got a few things for the stream and for

tomorrow's lunch, but for tomorrow's lunch

I'll just have— I think I'll just have

these meatballs with spaghetti.

Oh, I still have the cheese. I didn't eat