This BANNED Giant Rat Meat Is Pricier Than Wagyu Beef!

[@nonyobiz6481]

They raise these bamboo rats better than American chickens......sad

[@imakedookie]

and at a better profit possibly.... so sad. however, i cant imagine a factory farm of these rats being any higher quality than the factory farm chickens.

[@tuyhfturffurhjj3477]

😂😂😂

[@sydneymaningo3340]

Cute animals.

[@howtopostvideos]

Bro the reason why this nutria/rat meat is expensive is because they raised these rats better Chickens are cheap because they raise them badly

[@nonyobiz6481]

@@howtopostvideos cage free/free range chickens are not cheap....why can't we raise all chicken that way? why keep them in cramp spaces where they can barely move, because they don't care....only how fast they can make them mature faster and sell them quickly.....

[@tomk.9803]

I think this guy has a really great operation going on. The cages looked clean and so did the inhabitants :D Also notice how he picked them up, none of them fought him or tried to bite, they actually were real chill and friendly. I think they have a decent enough life like this and I like the overall idea. The diet he keeps them on is also super clean and eco-friendly. Big like!

[@IgorEngelen1974]

That's exactly what I was thinking. If the conditions weren't good they would have been very stressed out.

[@Fledermausmann]

Yeah, I remember watching a programme about a Chinese farm that raised Bamboo Rats as well and it was pretty well run. It seems like the animal is easy to raise, reproduces well in captivity, and, well, easy to feed. Frankly, I think the concerns are probably to do with parasites and, I'd wager, that the bamboo rats could become invasive species in other countries. That's my guess at least.

[@boutek]

Well they did mention that they cost more than Wagyu pound for pound.

[@GoldenBoy-et6of]

​@@Fledermausmannif it's eating nothing but bamboo than you don't gotta worry about parasites other than from cross contamination. Pigs are much more likely to have parasites because their fed rotten meat and alot of places feed the scraps from butchered pigs back to the pigs which causes horrible diseases , that's why we can't have pork from other countries in America, only fda regulated American pork

[@stevegreen8393]

I like Andrews stuff but, don't fool yourself. Bamboo rate eat bamboo roots not cane, they do eat sugar cane and forage on a night for seeds and fruit like other rat species. Inform yourself before claiming this is an acceptable practice. On the other side of the coin your poultry are not fed a complete diet either but, you have no issues with eating a mc chicken burger hey.

[@wybuchowyukomendant]

Easy to farm, easy to feed, grows big, it`s a perfect food.

[@ezekielgates1558]

Hell no, I ain't eating no rat

[@PartyPubG]

@@ezekielgates1558 you better start now.

[@drjekelmrhyde]

Plus, bamboo grows rapidly since it's a grass.

[@billlam7756]

​@@ezekielgates1558tbh it's far from looking like a rat, more like a beaver imo probably alot more healthy than your local mcdonald

[@aye3678]

@@ezekielgates1558 I understand where you're coming from but they actually taste really good.

[@ESSBrew]

I looked it up, they are basically gophers, they usually eat bamboo and grass roots. They live in simple burrows.

[@Just_a_passer_by]

Yeah they live in a burrows under bamboo in the wild and gnaws on its roots. where they live, if you pass by where bamboo grows, you can hear it gnawing underground very loudly

[@Kioki1-x8p]

To be honest it's not a rat, it's actually more of a gopher or beaver.

[@go5582]

hi I had the same thought. It resembles a gopher.Have you ever tried eating this dish?

[@thanhcuti363]

Maybe American Wagyu or Australian Wagyu. Japanese Wagyu meat costs almost $300 a kilo

[@koneos6580]

North America has such species, we call Ground Hog.

[@peterk6431]

But Hanwoo beef is the best the father of Wagyu

[@stunter2875]

I'm in the process of making a cheeseburger and I might not agree or understand what other cultures eat. Who am I to talk trash about people who love eating rats. I only have an issue with those who eat endangered animals because they believe you will perform better in the bedroom. From Rhinos, Elephants and hundreds of other rare species that won't survive in our lifetime if things don't change. I would rather see commercial farming than extinction

[@potatostarch-h3i]

i saw some videos about farming videos of salt water fish on a house barge, they say that the biggest cost is the feed. but seems like these bamboo rats seems like it's more economical for the farmers, since bamboo and sugar canes are easy to grow and they grow fast. great video andrew. almost like real documentary style but lighter and fun.

[@ernestty8465]

Halo do you have a link or title of this salt water vid?

[@bobbymoss6160]

LMAO, fighting over bamboo sticks is hella cute.

[@bardownfardown]

I trust this guy more than any "farmer" walking his crop with a hazmat suit.

[@Simlatio]

Ultraviolet radiation in sunlight at low doses prevents vitamin D deficiency, whilst prolonged exposure is carcinogenic. Visible light is considered harmless, until you focus it at a point and it burns your skin. Water, a vital and arguably the safest and healthiest thing you can consume, will kill you if you ingest too much, too quickly. Organic farmers use agricultural 30% acetic acid as weed killer, we call 5% acetic acid solutions that we eat 'vinegar'. You need to suit up when spraying 30% acetic acid on plants because it's harmful to humans when it gets on the skin, eyes or lungs, and yet you would be perfectly happy to eat crops grown in areas treated with agricultural acetic acid because it is either safe to ingest or breaks down rapidly into harmless products in the soil. Farmers need to suit up because very often chemicals and chemical by-products that are safe to ingest, are not safe at high concentrations and prolonged exposure. The dose makes the poison and this is why it's perfectly fine to eat food grown by a farmer who has to use PPE during spraying. Don't be one of those people that eat up low IQ, two bit dramatic fear mongering by 'mother earth knows best' authority figures that latch onto the 1% of bad that comes out of the 99% of amazing scientific advancement to horticultural sciences, it really is for your own good to realise that just because a loved one raises your blood pressure occasionally, that ultimately you are healthier with one than without one, and taking the advice of whatever incel or femcel that is in vogue nowadays is just going to make you both miserable and stupid.

[@Arcanhael]

Sustainable farming is the only way to save and protect such animals from extinction.

[@Andrew_Fraser]

💯

[@gr12321]

Don’t worry, these are not endangered. China banned the unlicensed selling of all wild animals, mainly to prevent another SARS or COVID. Farm raised are the only ones legally sold…in theory…

[@stevegreen8393]

How is this sustainable? It's factory farming animals and feeding them diets that will change their evolution. Just like mc Donald makes humans fat and unhealthy, then they pass the genetics back onto the wild. I like Andrews stuff but, don't fool yourself. Bamboo rate eat bamboo roots not cane, they do eat sugar cane and forage on a night for seeds and fruit like other rat species. Inform yourself before claiming this is an acceptable practice. On the other side of the coin your poultry are not fed a complete diet either but, you have no issues with eating a mc chicken burger hey.

[@stevegreen8393]

​@@gr12321 Not true, they ignore the government

[@drjekelmrhyde]

Look at what they eat. Some bamboo can grow 36" in 24 hours.

[@michaelromer7115]

Dude.... The quality of your videos continue to progress. We loved it !!! Much love from Houston, Texas.

[@abuanwp]

0:08 - No, not all of SEA nations, we don't see this in Philippines, how much more eat them. lol!

[@johndana8671]

Yeah. But you kumain pagpag. Its worse!!

[@paolopasaol9700]

We're traumatized by the big brown sewer rats here, so it's kinda understandable that we're having second thoughts with putting "rat" and "dish" together. Personally though, I'm very curious about tasting these bamboo rats, nutria, Brazilian Guinea Pigs, and maybe even capybara (assuming they're legal to eat)

[@tatsdgreat8886]

Nah,,, this original comment guy surely is a filipino from the city who only eats food from "carinderias" prepared poorly on unsanitary kitchens...they never know or have an idea on the real beauty of real foods

[@blackspade1740]

​​@@johndana8671 who is this Chinese who live in tufo-dregs and use gutter oil (oil from sewerage) for cooking lol

[@blackspade1740]

​​ what is pag pag? And who is this Chinese who live in tufo-dregs and use gutter oil for cooking?

[@chinatownboy7482]

Chest Tattoo Girl stole the show.

[@billylee7398]

Simp!!!

[@jellycatfish]

I've discovered your channel this morning and I've already watched at least 3 or 4 of your videos and put some on my "watch later" list! Your content is amazing. I cannot help but be amazed that the quality of your work, the camera, and the editing is so high when you do not have like 1M followers. You're one of the good ones, and I say this in the best way possible. I didn't know someone could run a channel like this without having a huge following. I hope your following grows a lot, and I'm certainly one of them from now on!

[@DCDiscovery]

05:40 The act of cutting bamboo is very technical

[@jesselejarzar5114]

Living in Hawaii, a Laotian friend told me how much he loved the country rat , maybe he was talking about these types.

[@jerryle379]

Nope those rats are rice field rats .they also yummy from what I heard , they feed on rice in the rice field so it super clean unlike the city rat

[@marvelcomiks8078]

They eat almost everything that crawls. Snails, rats, cockroaches, spiders, snakes, tortoise, rabbits...you name it they have it on the dining table.

[@jerryle379]

@@marvelcomiks8078 no shit that what human eat before the coopération made it taboo food 🤣 swiss and many European eat dog before it become taboo , Norwegian eat dolphin , many European eat whale also

[@jesselejarzar5114]

@@marvelcomiks8078 I've eaten snails, rattlesnake, and rabbit, what's your point? In parts of South America they eat giant rodents, and it's ordained by the Catholic Church.

[@hans-jurgenwiegand7465]

Better than eating people!

[@squidikka]

"We're eating rat that is flavored like dog meat." I'm clearly lost and don't belong here, but I'm so intrigued that I must stay and watch.

[@pie9]

Andrew: I have sent this link to 20 of my friends, and asking them, if they like the content as much as I do, to forward it to their friends. I hope you hit 500,000 subscribers soon!

[@STSGuitar16]

noooo don't be that guy lmaooo

[@SPECUL8]

Amazing content as always Andrew!

[@stocktraderlog]

Thanks for sharing Vietnamese food culture for the world to see. 🌎 ❤

[@narvul]

Dishes in this countries are so much more natural and evolved than in my country (the Netherlands). Great content again Andrew!

[@E_O_S_]

What a lefty comment 😂

[@davepotter2645]

The pride and joy on his face when he hands you the baby bamboo rat says all I need to know, he loves them cares for and respects them ❤️ 🙏😍 Such an awesome episode thanks Andrew, 👿💜😈

[@regenwurm5584]

I like your content better than Sonny's. He sticks to his formula and I'm sick of it. Your content is a breath of fresh air. Keep it up mate. Wish you success.

[@kurtkurtson9111]

Hey, better to praise someone without comparing them with someone you don't like. Especially when they have made collab videos together, which has probably done a lot for the popularity of this channel. It kinda ruins the compliment, and I honestly think Andrew doesn't really like to get this exact comment on every single video he posts. Because he does, and he never

[@drissaudia1323]

@@kurtkurtson9111they both are very different characters. Sonny adds comedy, whereas Andrew knows a little Vietnamese and his videos are more informative and food thrown into it too.

[@kurtkurtson9111]

@@drissaudia1323 Exactly, they are very different, and just like everyone else (most people) they don't like to have their achievements weighed against someone else's. You want praise because you made something, or did something good, not because it was better than some other schmuck you have grown tired of because you have consumed hundreds of hours of their videos.

[@DavidEvans_dle]

It's is kind of edgy - though I like Sonny's too. Sonny has become a little more centrist in his content. Mostly because he mostly now has a comparison content. He can have a bamboo rat vs swamp rats vs NYC rat taste comparisons. :)

[@regenwurm5584]

@@kurtkurtson9111 I agree with your comments to a certain extent. It would work better without the comparison. But I don't think there's anything wrong with my praise, it's like telling an artist I like his painting better than Picasso's. That's the highest form of praise. I was not aware that he gets this kind of comment a lot. And if he doesn't like that kind of comment out of his friendship with Sonny, then that's his problem. Anyway, it doesnt matter, he can just ignore those comments like he did.

[@Capoto]

The audio sync at 5:28 is SO GOOD!!

[@Andrew_Fraser]

You just made my editor’s day! He was so proud of how well he timed that segment that he flipped his screen around to show me. I can't believe someone noticed.

[@pathos2853]

there's an ad right over the top of that for me

[@dimitrismitzithras1852]

Good work! Greetings from Greece. Enjoying the real Vietnam.

[@juliengo2581]

The mountain people hunt and eat because food is scarce!! But if they have choices, they don’t eat this things!!!

[@hoangky1240]

Yes! You don't understand Vietnamese! Why the Northern Vietnamese eat dogs? Keep in mind, they might be richer than you!

[@dhananjoydas9966]

NO, this is local food and they eat it. Keep it simple.

[@chuengjen55660]

Meat rat taste better pork or beef!! U should try it!!

[@andistheinforitbutso7513]

Hehe still in ur bubble world made by fake disney and Hollywood

[@Kurakumakachilibaba]

The damn critters look cute and the farmed ones looks like they're domesticated enough to be handled without it squirming or trying to bite you to get away.

[@Equitine]

they seem really easy to raise grow to a decent size, and they eat a plant that grows out of control. this the kind of thing that should be looked into more.

[@S1RLANC3]

And their so cute and seem like they'll make great pets. On top of that, they can also function as food so very versatile too.

[@DavidEvans_dle]

Andrew I surely hope you get more subscriber - your channel content quality has become exquisite.

[@Andrew_Fraser]

Thanks man. I hope so too.

[@HungryAlienWorms]

Cute animals, but I don't want to eat them.

[@legpad5857]

Dear Andrew - I know this sounds corny but I think you're a great YT Journalist. Your respectful charming demeanor with locals is sincere and genuine (and I am amazed hearing you speak Vietnamese). I and your fans really enjoy experiencing your travels with you!

[@michaelmnmnguyen]

Andrew, your Vietnamese language is getting better. Well done mate.

[@jackyd1917]

It gained popularity in China in the years leading up to 2019, as some people considered it tastier than other meats like beef or pork. However, it became associated with the outbreak of COVID-19, which led China to largely ban the consumption of all wild animals

[@kingming869]

This is amazing stuff. I love how respectful he is with everyone in all different cultural backgrounds.

[@TIGERZY2K]

These rats are way bigger than their predators and our beloved pet creatures- kitty cats.

[@linhnguyenhuu7590]

Tom would never expected this!

[@kokliangchew3609]

Reminds me of the Capybara in South America. It's the largest living rodent in the world and is a delicacy there. However, they could it simply by deep frying up to 3 times in 3 different pots of cooking oil, each at a different temperature.

[@aemonnfarrell]

Wow the production is amazing keep up the great content 👏 🙌 👌 👍

[@Glenda-bh7ul]

Keep up the great work Andrew! Great video.

[@JayCWhiteCloud]

Brother your channel is simply AWESOME...can't wait to see you breat the 1M mark!!!

[@Govindan999]

In India kerala their is an variety called pig Rat the rat size of wildboar. Tribes and lower cast people used to eat huge python,pigrats ,black cats etc.

[@cpcreit]

These Bamboo Rats look like an adorable hamster, WTF? Can they just find something else to eat instead or maybe change them to household pets so people would stop eating them....

[@tnn3052]

Good quality videos. Can't wait when you get to 1MIL. Sonny, you better watch out!

[@rattlecat5968]

*"...flavored like dog meat..."* is a phrase that will haunt my nightmares till the day I die. And they say it so casually, as if eating a *DOG* was ok. Thank whatever it was that made me *NOT* be born a dog killing Asian.

[@devoncavan6502]

These creatures are called Rui in Vietnam. Surprisingly they taste quite good but really expensive.

[@tungvo8197]

Dúi not Rui my friend !

[@Nick-Lab]

They are essentially beavers without the water

[@fredmidtgaard5487]

Giant Rats is a famous dish in Belice, Central America. It is actually a River Rodent, not a Rat. It is good! It is up to around 75 Kg.

[@SteveB-nx2uo]

a circular saw is a skill saw and is a hand tool. that stationary plunging blade is called a chop saw because of the motion of the cut. it can also be called a (double) compound miter saw, depending on the ability to tilt the blade to an angle and make precise cuts for finish work.

[@Aequitas6228]

It's really insane that at first I followed your channel because of interest in watches but then transformed into cultural rats eating and food documentaries but I like it 😂

[@xtinctube7283]

Subbed to both of you!!! What an exciting video!! YUM!!

[@thomasmontgomery805]

To they look kinda like a rat and beavers hybrid

[@trnguy6137]

They are closer looking to the South American Cuy and the Cabybara. But those buck teeth are beaver class contenders.

[@prknride453]

And nutria here in SE Louisiana 🐀

[@cachanilla1375]

These rat look like "raticate" from "Pokemon" 😂😂😂

[@thomasdemandt5381]

Andrew dumped all his skill points into charisma because this guy couldn't figure out his way around a hammer.

[@imaware7551]

I'm curious how often the farmer eats bamboo rat and what ways he likes to cook it. Great video overall though mate.

[@nicstroud]

I don't want to be too pedantic as they are definitely expensive but they are _not_ more expensive than Wagyu. In some cases, not even close. $75 per kilo is pretty expensive, especially for food in Vietnam but I don't think you can get Wagyu for $75 a kilo _anywhere._ If you are getting Wagyu for $75 a kilo, I don't think you are buying Wagyu.

[@drissaudia1323]

5:29 how strange these small creatures with a tiny mouth can chew on and eat hard bamboo! Fascinating

[@loonaticaaron]

Rodents teeth grow like nails, so eating bamboo is actually good because it grinds down their continuously growing teeth

[@markvanderstelt8999]

They Have No Respect For the Animals They Are Treated Like Garbage.

[@andistheinforitbutso7513]

Disrespectful person

[@piggypoo]

That guy has been breeding his bamboo rats well, they are quite docile. I remember before the pandemic, I watched a video about a chinese farmer talking about his bamboo rats. They were kinda feisty.

[@sirRustyiron]

Bamboo Rat seems like the Wagyu of Rat meat

[@9xqspx6]

Rat wagyu > Ratyu

[@rhysezfpv]

Thanks for another awesome content Andrew and team., Cheers from Canada 😀

[@pie9]

Andrew: thank you for another excellent video….thoroughly enjoyable

[@Dr.Randy.Butternubs]

He keeps saying "hamster," but I think he means "guinea pig."

[@WastedTalent-]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@stadtbekanntertunichtgut]

Is it just me or does the Bamboo rat look kind of cute?

[@comicscentral8585]

I am sure bamboo rats taste great but it ain't wagyu beef by any means. Well done meat cooked with lemon grass, sugar, fish sauce, and heavy spices can make almost any meat taste good. "There's a sucker born every minute" P.T. Barnum. Happy eating!

[@HT-vb1qw]

How did the first humans take one look at such cute creature… and then decided eat them.

[@EastCoastReefer]

Hunger my friend, hunger. The government of Vietnam doesn’t feed its people and give handouts like the US.

[@kaorynguyen6812]

​@@EastCoastReefer That is such a terrible take and an uneducated guess as best. Just because something sounds logical in your head doesn't mean it's true. @HT-vb1qw You can say the same for any farm animal. Every animals are cute when they are babies.

[@Milkismybeverage]

@@kaorynguyen6812 he lives there i think

[@EastCoastReefer]

@@kaorynguyen6812 LOL You clearly are the uneducated one. I grew up in a rural village in Vietnam many moons ago. There was no such thing as running water or electricity. I lived in a hut and off the land. We ate whatever we could catch, else we go hungry. I can assure you that the government was not there to help us hunt. Haha. Rodents were a staple and played a key role in our survival. 🤡

[@EastCoastReefer]

@@kaorynguyen6812 I was born and raised in a rural village in Vietnam many moons ago. And I assure you I am more educated than you. Lol

[@yinhour01]

Loving the content❤

[@simonsj09]

Your channel is bangin, dude.

[@nguyenquanghung2344]

This video went from "they're the cutest lil things in the world" to "they taste good" lmao

[@WavesContent1983]

nice vid and content for both learning and for fun! nice job andrew!

[@MarkLada]

They kinda look like gophers.. I can confirm that gophers are delicious to eat.. They make incredible gravy..

[@luongo7886]

And you're American?

[@johncane2304]

I don't like to eat it..its nasty

[@JeffBilkins]

We could make a new rule about eating meat that you need to cuddle the creature type you eat on a periodic basis for a licence to eat them. Like if you want to eat anonymous supermarket pink protein slabs then we can create those now but if it was alive you must have experienced it.

[@dragoonzen]

holy moly, these rats are so plump and kinda cute.

[@StevenScarborough]

ROUS ( Rodent Of Unusual Size). I thought those things only existed in the fire swamp.😂

[@realgrilledsushi]

I forgot about this channel until I remembered I knew him when he was with Sonny made a video back in the day. Resubscribed.

[@ConejoWorld]

I love all the videos I have seen so far keep it up Andrew!

[@benediktus7800]

my gradfather had NUTRIA ( polish name), he was farming them like he had 10 of them back in early 90s. but people forgot about this source of food nova days.

[@The_Mythical_Potato]

Glad to see my country being featured :)

[@joeyjojojr.shabadoo915]

UH... as a Canadian, I can most confidently say, these are pretty much Beavers without the paddle tail, web feet and oily/water-resistant coat...... Eating Beaver - What a concept ;)

[@carlhoode9183]

Definitely not being kept in ideal conditions, but definitely better, more humane husbandry than most Western factory or battery farms.

[@blackknightz5036]

Ideal condition is them living in the wild, but then it wouldn't be farming anymore.

[@MichaelArlt]

​@@blackknightz5036lol, exactly. Sometimes you get the idea, people don't use the brain if they say or write something.

[@of8ightandse7en16]

what is 'ideal'. ideal is not farming them for food at all and let them live happily ever after. ur 'humane' is a psychological excuse to the self for killing living beings.

[@TimK2646]

Thanks Andrew. Wish these animals are also able to roam freely as well rather than being caged 24/7. I don't believe the claim of Free Range Chickens here in the West, but believe there is so much land there.

[@Andrew_Fraser]

Free range rat huh 🤔

[@andistheinforitbutso7513]

Woken person

[@angukasheqi2881]

That Bamboo cut was suicidal

[@gbz4187]

They sure do eat anything.

[@trickedouttech321]

not even close to as good as beef, the reason these people don't eat beef is that they don't raise cattle in that part of the world it' that simply has nothing to do with what is best or better.

[@FrankiePo89]

To you beef are better, to them this is better. Different people different taste bud.

[@drissaudia1323]

Hey Andrew, have you ever tried dog meat? Would you try it? Would you do a video on it or is it banned on KZbin? I’d watch it from you, half eyes closed and maybe vomit, but I would like to see how they marinate the meat. I know it’s cruel….just a tad interested because I know when I was in Hanoi they had it in some Restaurants on the menu and once I saw it I walked out! Grose! Poor things. One day as I was watching crispier pork clips on KZbin, the algorithms came up with a image of what I thought was roast pork. I went into the video only 5 seconds later realised it was about dog meat…. So disgusting. The shop owners hung them up like roast pork! Horrifying!

[@ddz1375]

A hindu will kill you for eating a burger. They consider ot a sacrilege and way more than just merely "gross".

[@watchan1908]

Thumb up to you man not running away from the shrimp paste.

[@Carlin2810]

I presume theyre litterally tortured to death then like Dogs if thats what you meant by "Prepared akin to Dog meat" meaning theyre killed in the most painful way possible to release adrenaline into their system,the same reason why Cows & Meat Cattle arnt killed in the most stressful painful way possible. I was expecting it to be honest.

[@JH-yx9py]

They keep saying RAT as they are eating, in fact those are not HOUSE RAT, BOTH SIZE AND APPEARANCE, they should not mislead audiences.

[@grillbeast4354]

Guys, I believe they are a cross between a beaver and a hamster

[@ManuR-l4m]

8:32 I also noticed that. And tbh, i was used to the prejustice that in general southeast asian people dont handle animals respectfully. But this is a great example of the opposite. Always great to learn.

[@rialtaf2239]

When people on the show Alone catch and eat porcupines, the meat looks so delicious and fatty.

[@brunoammon3690]

love the video and how you film and document stuff! seeing every part of the preparation and how what youre eating is actually made is really valuable in my opinion - but maybe put a graphic content disclaimer or something before the live animal is killed and chopped up. wasnt quite ready for that

[@laurenann7094]

Maybe you should stop asking for things to be sanitized for your delicate constitution. It is a video about farming and eating animals. It is in Vietnam, where they frequently kill animals by boiling them alive. People should know that. Let's not hide it.

[@AshleighLaine]

Fantastic video, loved hearing you converse in vietnamese it makes it very organic, just a conversation between two interested parties, most documentaries feel a bit artificial when they make cuts that you know are to chop out a third party translator speaking :)

[@nvthuyet8878]

Andrew, you have strong and clear voice. I enjoy watching you video.

[@timthegreatone]

This channel is the best. I've just subscribed.

[@PittheadX]

Those aren't potatoes but yams.

[@brucelee5576]

$60 don’t get you any Wagyu or King Crab in the States.

[@thewho5786]

King crab is very cheap in the state of alaska.

[@anthonyp.2492]

Super interesting.. thank u.. from Indian River County Fl.. definitely grabbed a new subscriber, can't wait to explore yer channel 🤙🌱💞

[@sammartin2773]

I am so grateful I never got that hungry yet.

[@zZiL341yRj736]

Yea those over inflated price are definitely a tourists trap, regular Vietnamese people wouldn't touch that crap when there's food that cost like $1.50.

[@lvjungle2840]

Rat seems Healthy since they only eat bamboo

[@The-three-eyed-Prophet]

atleast this guy is farming those animals in a sutainable way instead of poaching them from the wild ...