The cute Korean girl REPLIED to me!

A few videos ago, I talked about how I met

this really cute Korean girl and we went

on a date and had a really good time. And

I thought she rejected me because she

stopped replying to my messages. Well,

she finally replied to my messages. I

couldn't believe it. I opened Tinder and

her name was at the top of my message

list, and I was so happy. I just had this

massive grin on my face for ages.

And for the first time in my entire life,

I thought I might actually have a chance

with a girl that I feel attracted to. So

if you remember the last video, I asked

her, when could we go on another date? I

really like you. And I mainly just sent

this message because at that point I

thought she wasn't interested in me. I

felt like I didn't really have anything to

lose by just saying something kind of

desperate sounding, so I just sent this.

I thought, well, if she's ghosting me, I

might as well just tell her how I feel.

If anything, she might see the message and

maybe she would still be interested in me.

But I waited for days and days and she

didn't reply, and I thought, well, might

as well just give up now. But then a few

days later, she replied with this: I

worked and practiced singing. You? Let's

hang out sometime again, but right now

I've got things to do. Crying face. So I

think she was just busy. I was worrying

about her not liking me, but I think she

was just, you know, she had a lot of

things on her plate and she didn't have

time to reply. And she said she would like

to hang out again sometime again. I'm not

sure what that means. It seems a bit

vague. I mean, if she really wanted to

hang out again, she could have said next

week or next weekend. She didn't give me a

specific date. I am a little bit worried

that she might just be polite. She's being

friendly and nice, and she doesn't

actually want to hang out, but she doesn't

want to make me feel bad. But if she

really had no interest in seeing me again,

Why bother? Why not just ignore me? Why

not just unmatch me? And then she would

never have to deal with me again. So it

leads me to believe that maybe she is a

little bit interested, or she wouldn't

mind hanging out again. I don't know, I

just find it strange that someone can be

so busy. I mean, how busy are people

really? Really, is everyone in the world

so busy they don't even have one day to

spare? So I decided to play it cool and I

just said, I just went shopping. Okay,

sure. You know, I can't keep asking her,

when are we gonna meet? Can we meet

Saturday? Can we meet Monday? When are we

gonna meet? Why won't you tell me? Give me

an exact date, please. To be honest,

that's what I wanted to send her because

I'm getting kind of frustrated with how

vague she's being. If you don't want to

meet, then just tell me or ignore me. If

you want to meet, give me a date. Give me

a time. I hate it when girls keep wasting

my time. They keep messing around with me.

If you're interested, tell me. If you're

not interested, just either tell me that

you're not interested or unblock me or

unmatch me. So at this point, I kind of

gave up again. I can't say anything else.

If she says she's busy, I thought I better

leave her alone because you know she's

busy. She doesn't have time to chat. I

thought to myself, well, the ball is in

her court now. If she really wants to meet

again, she'll message me again. Telling me

when she's available. And then a few days

later, she sent me another message saying

this: The pandemic is spreading like

crazy. You'd better be careful. Thinking

face. I was pretty surprised that she sent

me this message. I think it shows that she

was worried about me. Why would she be

worried about me if she wasn't interested

in me? So again, I had this massive smile

on my face because I thought, wow, is she

actually worried about me? Does she really

care about me as a person? So I just

sent her this message as a reply. I said,

yeah, I'm just staying inside every day.

I hope it gets under control soon. Maybe I

should have asked her a question. I should

have asked her something like, how are you

coping with it? Have you been staying

inside as well? Are you scared?

I didn't want to send too many messages

back to her because I felt like I was

bothering her or I was being too needy,

so I haven't said anything since then and

she hasn't replied either. And I sent this

message last Wednesday. Now it's Sunday,

so it's been quite a long time since

Wednesday. So now I'm trying to think,

should I reply again? I feel kind of

stupid sending another message after she

didn't reply. It feels weird when you send

them a message and then they don't reply

and then you send them more messages. It

just feels like you're just spamming them.

Loads of messages. I don't really know

what else to ask her now. I can't keep

asking when we can meet up. I already

asked her when we could meet up and she

just said, we can sometime again.

It'll be stupid if I ask her again. It'll

just be like I'm pestering her. And I

already told her I liked her and she

didn't respond to it. She didn't say, oh,

thank you, or I like you too. She just

completely ignored it. It's just kind of

annoying. I confessed my feelings to

someone and And she just completely

ignores it, doesn't even acknowledge that

I confessed my feelings to her. I would

have preferred a rejection actually

instead of just being ignored. She could

have just said, oh, I like you too, as

friends, or she could have said, sorry,

I'm not interested. I think my advice to

women would be if a guy is telling you

that he likes you and it seems like he's

into you, then just be honest. Don't lead

us on, don't mess us around or waste our

time. Just say, sorry, I'm not interested

in you. It, it may seem rude and the guy

will be hurt, but then at least he gets

the message clearly. Well, I think I'm

just gonna give up on this one. It's

pretty obvious that she's not interested

in me, and if she was interested in seeing

me again, she would have asked me to meet

up already. I have to admit that my dating

experiences haven't been too great in

Korea. I actually went on another date

last evening, yesterday evening, with this

different Korean woman. She was 36. She

looked quite pretty, actually. She had

very smooth skin, but it was so boring.

I never had such a boring time before. I

don't understand why. She was a perfectly

friendly person. She kept laughing

randomly. It was a bit strange. She would

just suddenly laugh out loud really loudly

at nothing. And I asked her what's so

funny. And then she would tell me And I

was thinking to myself, what's so funny

about that? It was just really boring to

talk to her. I kept asking her questions,

otherwise she wouldn't say anything. And

she didn't even ask me a single question.

Nothing. Didn't even ask me what I did for

a living or why I came to Korea. It was

like she had no interest in me. And then I

kind of just ran out of things to ask her.

And then we were just walking around in

complete silence, not even talking. It was

It was unbearable. There's nothing worse

when you meet someone and you're the only

one asking questions, and it's like trying

to draw water out of a stone. I tried to

put my moves on her, you know, my old good

old take her to karaoke move. And I did

ask her if she wanted to go to karaoke,

but she said no. And then I asked her if

she wanted to hold hands, and I held my

hand out, and she said no. Well, at least

I tried. At least I don't have any

regrets. But that date was a complete

failure. And I'm just starting to think to

myself, I'm finding all of these dates

with women so boring, and it feels like

it's so much hard work. And then compared

to when I met up with George and Topless,

the American guy from a few weeks before,

they were 100,000 times more fun to talk

to and hang out with than any of these

girls that I've been going on dates with.

I just don't understand why it's so much

hard work having a good time with a girl

when it's just talking and hanging out

compared to hanging out with men. When I

was hanging out with George, there wasn't

a single awkward moment, and we did all

these fun things like riding electric

scooters. I don't think any woman would

want to do that if we went on a date.

They would be too scared, or they'd be

worried about their hair getting messed up

or their makeup being ruined. I'm just

starting to feel like maybe I was wrong

about— you know how I used to say, oh, I

don't want to hang out with guys because

I'm not interested in guys and guys are

boring and there's no point because we're

not going to have cereal? I'm starting to

feel like my whole way of thinking is

shifting towards I actually enjoy hanging

out with guys 100 times more than I

do hanging out with women. And I don't

think I can stand going on another boring

date like last night again.

Dating is just so much hard work. I don't

understand why it feels like so much hard

work, but it is.

Oh, and one quick note about Korean rubber

duckies, if you know what I mean. They're

so small, they have to stretch it over to

get it on, and it's kind of uncomfortable.

Hello and welcome back to another episode

of cooking spaghetti. So last time I

cooked spaghetti, a lot of people were

complaining about how I made it, and they

were complaining about the dumbest things.

So first of all, people were complaining

about how I snapped the spaghetti in half

to make it fit in the pot, and they were

saying, oh, if you knew how to cook

spaghetti the proper way, then you

wouldn't have to break it in half. Yeah,

I've seen how the professionals cook

spaghetti. They put the whole thing in the

pot like this, and then they spread it out

in a circle, and then as it's boiling and

getting softer, they, they push it into

the pot. And I'm sorry, but that's just a

really stupid way of doing it. That's just

a way more complicated way of doing it.

And if you're not careful, um, the

spaghetti sticks start to burn on the edge

of the pot and it stinks. Why would I do

it like this when it's just so much easier

to break them in half so it fits And

the next thing people were complaining

about was that I put the water into— I put

the spaghetti into the water before the

water is boiling. And I don't understand

why that's a problem. So what if the water

is not boiling before I put the spaghetti

in? It makes absolutely no difference.

The whole point of cooking spaghetti is to

cook it so it gets soft, and it's going to

get soft whether you put it straight into

boiling water or if you put it into cold

water and then boil the water with the

spaghetti in it. What difference does it

make?

The third thing people were complaining

about was that I didn't put any salt into

the water. And yeah, I've seen Jamie

Oliver do this. He always says, oh, when

you're cooking spaghetti, make sure you

always put salt in the water. And you

might be thinking, oh, it's a lot of salt,

but don't worry because you're going to

drain away the salt. Well, if you're going

to drain away the salt, then what's the

point of putting salt in the first place?

I don't bother putting salt in because

number one, the sauce that I add is

already salty. Number two, you're going to

drain away most of the salt anyway, so

there's no point putting it in in the

first place. Sometimes I just get fed up

with how people keep complaining about

everything I do. I do things the way I do

it because it's easier. For example,

people keep complaining about why I use

scissors to cut everything. It's because

it's easy to cut things using scissors. I

don't have blades built into my fingers.

Sometimes certain materials are difficult

to tear, and it's just a lot easier to use

a pair of scissors. Because that's what

they're made for. Well, since some people

don't appreciate the way I do cooking and

make spaghetti, I'm not going to show you

how I made this delicious creamy cheesy

spaghetti with mushroom lunch. Sorry about

that.