Why Japanese people HATE this kid [C5UPXJAJB80]

Recently, there's a very dumb trend in

Japan right now going on where school kids

are going to conveyor belt sushi

restaurants and messing with the food in a

desperate attempt to become internet

famous. In Japanese, it's called Sushi

Taro, which is short for Sushi Taro ISM.

One video has gone really viral on Twitter

with over 100 million views of a Japanese

kid with blonde dyed hair. I don't want to

show the video because I don't want to get

into trouble, so I'll just link it down

below. But in this video, the kid is being

filmed by his dad and he's basically just

licking his and touching the sushi that

goes by, and he's also licking the soy

sauce bottle and putting it back and

licking bowls and putting it back on the

shelf. It's just really disgusting, and I

really hate people like this who think

it's funny to mess with food or mess with

things or other people around them. It's

just so inconsiderate and childish. The

kid is just laughing and smiling during

the whole video as if he thinks he's so

funny and so cool for doing this. The dad

is such a terrible parent as well because

he's encouraging his kid to do this

instead of disciplining the kid and

telling him, no, this is wrong, you

shouldn't be doing this. Also, the dad is

a complete moron because he's filming the

whole thing. He's basically incriminating

his own kid, filming him doing something

illegal, and then posting it onto the

internet as if he didn't think that would

have some kind of consequences for him or

the kid. So because the video has gone

super viral on Japanese social media,

there's been a lot of backlash and

criticism from Japanese people saying that

they'll never go to a sushi conveyor belt

restaurant ever again. And in response to

this, Sushiro, which is the restaurant

that the video was taken in, has announced

that they're going to stop doing conveyor

belt style restaurants. And they're going

to switch back to typical ordering from a

menu and having the food made in the

kitchen and brought out to your table.

The stock market value of the company that

owns Sushiro even dropped by about 5% out

of fear that they're going to lose

business. I think it would be such a shame

if sushi conveyor belt restaurants in

Japan started to disappear because of

this. I really love conveyor belt sushi

restaurants because I don't like having to

talk to someone when I order my food. I

don't like ordering from a menu. I like

conveyor belt sushi places because you can

just go there, sit down, and take the food

off the belt without having to wait for

your food to be made. But if I knew that

my sushi was going to be covered in the

saliva of some idiot trying to make a

viral TikTok, then I don't think I'd want

to go to conveyor belt sushi restaurants

anymore either, unless the saliva was

coming from a cute Japanese girl. In that

case, I think I would go to that

restaurant even more because I don't think

there's anything actually dangerous or

wrong with the consumption of human

saliva. Actually, this one time when I was

in Japan on the train, I was sitting next

to a Japanese girl and she fell asleep and

her head flopped onto my shoulder and she

started drooling saliva and there was a

wet patch on shoulder. When I got home, I

smelt the wet patch and I kind of liked

it. If there were some cute Japanese

ladies who were going to spit in my food,

I think that would actually just turn me

on. But unfortunately, none of these sushi

tarot TikTok videos are being made by

women or Japanese women. They're all made

by stupid Japanese high school boys who

are trying to go viral. I always thought

the idea of conveyor belt sushi was a

little bit strange considering how

well-known Japan is for being hygienic and

clean. It's kind of weird and unhygienic

for sushi to be going around on a conveyor

belt for hours and hours and hours on a

plate in a warm room where people are

coughing and accidentally spraying saliva

when they speak. And this is going to fly

around in the air in little particles,

and it's going to land on the sushi. A lot

of these sushi conveyor belt restaurants

don't put lids on the sushi plate, so

anything floating around in the air is

going to get stuck to the sushi. If you've

ever been to a conveyor belt sushi

restaurant, then you've probably already

accidentally consumed someone's saliva or

something much worse that was floating

floating around in the air, and you're

probably fine and nothing happens because

there's nothing wrong or dangerous with

eating someone's saliva. No one has any

problems when they kiss their girlfriends,

do they? I think it's a bit of an

overreaction from Sushiro and these other

chain restaurants saying they're going to

shut down conveyor belt sushi restaurants

just over a little bit of saliva. Sure,

it's kind of disgusting, the idea of

eating a kid's saliva, especially it's

from like a stupid, ugly, weird-looking

boy, but there's not really anything

dangerous about saliva compared to eating

street food where it's made in a place

that's of carbon dioxide and car emissions

and exhaust floating around in the air,

which is actually cancerous. No one has

any problems eating street food, even

though that's probably not very hygienic.

If they're going to shut down conveyor

belt sushi restaurants over this, then

they should also shut down all-you-can-eat

buffets, because what's to stop a kid from

going up to the buffet food and then just

putting their fingers into it? And this is

why I don't like going to restaurants,

and I like to make my own food at my own

place, because number one, it's cheaper,

you know exactly what's going into it,

and you can make the food exactly how you

like it. And it's way cleaner because you

are the one who's making it.

It's quite a lot of beans.

Good thing my hands are healed from the

pox. Oh yeah,

it feels good. My girlfriend's gonna love

this.

Don't tell her I stuck my hand in it.

Should I put my foot in it? No, I'm not

gonna gross— do gross things in, in her

food.

Put some kum in it.

This is good chili con carne. Why don't

you cook it first? Well, I'm gonna put it

all in so it's ready and then cook it.

That actually looks like chili. It just

doesn't have any chili in it. I don't

think I have chili powder.

Next video, I blended my girlfriend's

hamster and put it in the chili.

Do you think my cooking got better?

Okay, wash my hands. The proper chili con

carne seasoning mix would have been

better. There's all paper stuck

to it. Oh, is this— oh, there's all paper

I can't break it. Ah, there you go.

Doesn't it look good?

I think it looks pretty good.

Have some

rice with it and it'd be quite a good

meal. I think it's a bit thick.

No, I think it's okay.

Hopefully

she likes it.