Why aren't Koreans obese?

[@5as_ffc]

"I'm not paying that much money for this pizza, so I didn't pay for it." Ben's criminal arc is beginning

[@Tylerologyy]

Bens villain arc*

[@5as_ffc]

@@Tylerologyy I was going to say that but is robbing a pizza really that villainous? Idk

[@slavsit7600]

@@glendadalejones3753 it was a joke

[@glendadalejones3753]

@@slavsit7600 🙌👍👍

[@Drownedinblood]

I want to believe he took it and ran, and this is the last papa john's review in a while.

[@anick5026]

I like to think of this as a talk show where Ben has a special guest meal every episode. Obv pizza is the most popular return guest.

[@5uperM]

lol. "our returning guest is ms pizza"

[@E_Rico]

Eats the guest

[@alfredobarajas5852]

@@E_RicoI’m sure other talk show hosts eat their guest too, if you know what I mean 👀

[@drinkswatere]

Either pizza or fried chicken. Gotta respect the discipline it takes to eat this and stay fit. I know if I touched this food I’d be hooked like a crackhead.

[@5uperM]

@@E_Rico vore

[@davethebaron]

$27 for a single pizza is insane.

[@abderahmanrejeb4423]

South Korea is one of the most expensive countries

[@sneer0101]

@@abderahmanrejeb4423 Not really. If you buy traditional food. It's really cheap. It's just foreign foods that cost a premium. In America however, that used to be cheap, and the prices are wild for most things now.

[@d_kim]

In korea, pizza’s price is fxxkin crazy.

[@alejandrojimenez108]

I literally paid $22 for a large pizza today in the US…

[@birdymaniac]

maybe with the coke

[@Benvos]

This was amazing, 20 minutes of Ben thinking out loud, wholesome stuff.

[@dannywinget]

I enjoyed this pace of video. Damn that pizza sounded crunchy AF 😂

[@chrislin2774]

He's right about the drinking culture. What he did not mention is high rate of cirrhosis; fatty liver disease; stomach cancer; alcohol-related dementia. Speaking of Korean obsession on appearance, Korea ranks number one in plastic surgery. Korea is also number one in purchasing skin whitening cream. Both guys and gals use it.

[@tiaisirradiated]

Why are you acting like plastic surgery is a bad thing? What people choose to do to their own appearance is totally up to them and if it improves their quality of life then power to them.

[@Wizard101duncan]

@@tiaisirradiated his comment is very neutral on plastic surgery, he’s just stating a fact lol

[@tiaisirradiated]

@@Wizard101duncan It's not neutral at all, he is grouping it with inherently bad things like liver disease

[@Jickrussel]

@@tiaisirradiatedShould he have mentioned that in a separate comment or said that it isn’t inherently bad so that it didn’t offend you?

[@tiaisirradiated]

@@Jickrussel Why does it need to be mentioned at all?

[@MattDavisson]

I will never get sick of watching Ben devour Pizza

[@johnswh]

as a Korean it's always fascinating to hear Ben tell his thoughts about our culture! most of them are so relatable😂😂

[@cenbae7812]

yeah i wonder why...

[@therealdealkyle]

maybe because hes korean...

[@mrstock6937]

@@therealdealkyle dude is raised an American. Lol. Not traditional Korean.

[@Orochi327]

This is the best type of Ben Deen video. He’s just chilling and talking about life for like 20 minutes.

[@ohmygodlawl]

1. Portion sizes, lots of meals are half of the equivalent size of their counterparts in America, this includes drinks also. 2. Long working hours + convenience store meals, many office workers will just grab something to eat in the convenience stores for lunch during weekdays, which reduces a lot of their daily calorie intakes. (Many Koreans also skip breakfast, so dinner is really the only big meal of the day) 3. Metropolis like Seoul or Busan are very walkable cities you don't NEED a car to get around places unlike in America where most cities you need to drive for almost everything. Walking everyday forces you to burn calories throughout the day. 4. People will not be afraid to comment or remind you on how you look, or if you've gained any weight so you will be constantly reminded and be aware of your physical appearance, not the same culture as America where it's a very sensitive and personal topic so people will not be pressured into losing weight. Theres probably more reasons but these are just the ones that came to my mind

[@davidp6913]

Nah metabolism is a legitiment thing. I do long distance hikes semi consistently but when im at home I just laze around and eat like shit, same weight since i reached my max height

[@ohmygodlawl]

@@davidp6913 yea, I believe you. I'm also East Asian and I do have a fast metabolism, if I eat a large meal especially if it has a lot of protein its almost guranteed I have to go to the bathroom after 30 minutes. My mom always tells me she thinks I don't absorb any of the nutrients since the food just goes straight out after I eat it lol

[@ricardorascon88]

As a American I can say it's true 🤣mostly every were I look there is an obese person which is sad but at the same time there's lots of tall muscular people ,it's a variety

[@qwety-zn4yf]

@@davidp6913 dont underestimate hikes, a long distance hike can easily burn 2000+ calories. Plus, if you do exercise like that regularly, your body is gonna burn more passive calories by default, even when not exercising, to keep restoring your body.

[@Xentradi97]

5. Quality of Food. It's easy and cheap to get whole foods in Korea (well Asia mostly) and not processed food. America is a land of processed food, eats ton of it, and widely available. Whole non-processed food is expensive in comparison. 6. Koreans walk alot and exercise more. Americans except for NY maybe drives mostly.

[@MsRosa-nz8bi]

It's been over 4 years since I first saw you and I'm still smitten by you. Thank you for just being you Ben. Salang-hamnida! Blessings from South Texas.

[@sarahbell158]

IM SMITTEN TOO, THERES JUST SOMETHING ABOUT BEN

[@Kentbetouched]

I was overweight when I was younger and have since then turned that around. Lost around 40lbs and have been lifting and working out for a year straight. My diet has been somewhat strict but I feel much better about myself.

[@reinster8746]

Ben: "Why aren't Koreans Obese?" Also Ben: Goes on 5 day water only diet

[@lemonpee]

Ben should have food podcast and it'll be the best thing he'll do.

[@jordantran1434]

ben: " I dont want to ramble on to much". The video: 21mins long & Ben rambling 🤣 love it

[@cameronsarmiento4102]

Ben has the talent to just set up a camera and speak like he's actually talking to you

[@isaisamaniega1110]

“and we’re talking…like.. round”😂😂😂

[@araverse]

I’ve wondered about it. And figured out the reason with respect to Koreans around me. So when you see Koreans eating and doing mukbangs and going to cafes, they do it once in a week or month. And remaining time they are on a diet or fasting. Or living on Americano. Some have gifted genetics. Once my Korean roommate didn’t drink water either while fasting, I got worried for her. She said she’s not using her energy that particular day so she doesn’t need anything, she would start her day with Americano next day. I can’t relate to this. Also this roommate went to the ER at least twice in front of me.

[@dazzaMusic]

It’s all about metabolisms to put on weight you have to keep consistently eating if you had one of those pizzas every day you’d start noticing weight gain.

[@davidp6913]

As a korean american I can attest that my metabolism is absolutely insane. I pee about 10 minutes after drinking liquid and take a dump shortly after large meals, and I eat *a lot* Its not just their (our) diets

[@davidp6913]

europeans due to their evolution in very cold environments are wired to pack on fat and calories instead of expelling them (it keeps them warm). Thus when modern day society comes about they get fatter and fatter

[@saitodosan9377]

@@dazzaMusic Very true. Also all of this "genetics this genetics that" is a load of BS. Metabolism does not vary that much in humans (ALL humans) that people can eat a lot more than others and not gain weight. The simple reality is that if you eat more calories than your body can use, you gain weight (fat). If you eat less than your body can you, you lose weight. And again, metabolism, unless you have some medical issue like thyroid problems, doesn't vary THAT much in humans that some people can just eat a shit ton all the time and not get fat while others can't even have an apple without getting fat. That's just fatlogic and it's a myth. There's a lot of reasons why us Americans tend to be more on the obese side, and none of them are about some difference in genetics or metabolism compared to other people.

[@dazzaMusic]

@@davidp6913 mentally you can think that you eat a lot but you HAVE to keep eating continuously to see a gain in weight like how many meals are you eating in a day? Are you having late night snacks or eating takeaway food every day?

[@user-bq4kh4jc5k]

Bro really said a family sized pizza in south Korea is for a family of ants that's crazy

[@5as_ffc]

Korea has some big ass ants it seems

[@Sporacle]

No, family of aunts, because they eat less. Because they're alcoholics. Have some compantsion.

[@5as_ffc]

@@Sporacle wtf is a family of aunts?

[@astralisk]

@@Sporacle 💀😭

[@jordantran1434]

@@Sporacle Rob, I think he said "ants" lol

[@FA7ALtheGOD]

You'll mainly see high obesity in areas where the bad food can be purchased cheap and in bulk amounts.. like most inner cities here in America. I think in Korea there's a level of portion control because the pizza you ate in this video woulda been twice as big with topping overkill here in the states, it woulda fed at least 10 people, easily.

[@titanEM11]

My neice lived in Korea for one year. She told me commuting to work even with the train was one mile of walking each way. She lost 30 pounds. In the US we drive everywhere.

[@xhierke1350]

I love how Ben was trying to open up about being a drinker and his slight ED, which I'm sure all of us have realized but we all just want to be here for you, and true fans don't bring it up because we truly love and care for you and just you uploading videos is enough to know you're doing good!

[@tamathawalden2037]

Lol 🤣 can't afford ED 🤣 when u only packing 🤣 3.8 !!!

[@jasper-ft3ei]

@@tamathawalden2037 Eating disorder

[@awoodhouse17]

@@tamathawalden2037 .....

[@jasper-ft3ei]

@TheWhateverGuy Eating disorder

[@martelo589]

wait what

[@peterpretentious]

Korean-American here, I noticed when I visited Korea, yeah there's a lot of fast foods and late night drinking/drunk foods, but on the day-to-day all the meals are generally fresh foods, lots of vegetables through the banchan, just a moderate amount of meat (but Koreans RARELY ever eat processed shit), lots of soups, and kimchi actually has a ton of probiotics that help keep the gut biome really healthy. Everything is fresh, very little processed shit, and the meals have a good balance of macros. A big thing that has led to American, and particularly Mexican obesity rates, is the huge consumption of soda. Koreans rarely ever touch the stuff, and I think that helps a lot. The only thing is that Koreans still do love to smoke cigarettes and eat a shit ton of instant ramen, so I don't know how they're still keeping healthy from that hahaha

[@slash1one]

27$ for a large pizza from a massive franchise is absolutely criminal lmao.

[@ginjilla]

I'm over here cracking up!

[@sweetlemon9518]

“Let’s unbox this and take a look at what we’re looking at” -Ben Deen 2022

[@SouthernCannibal]

I've always been told it's due to the portions being so much smaller in Korea.. where as in America we always eat more than we need.

[@-amosc.presley-7192]

& we also throw away plenty of Leftovers than we have, too.

[@Jin-1337]

@@-amosc.presley-7192 Lmao if you throw leftovers in Asia your mom will absolutely smack you. Wasting food here is a no no.

[@-amosc.presley-7192]

@@Jin-1337, why we throw away Leftovers because we doesn’t know who to give that to besides The Less Fortunate and sometimes they don’t want it.

[@-amosc.presley-7192]

@@Jin-1337 me ain’t telling you that every Family throws away their Leftovers there just Some folks that does that in The United States.

[@RH-nt9fk]

Bro u ate the whole pizza without taking a sip of the coke bottle. That's why you look MIGHTY FINE!!!

[@amasterfuldesktop4935]

Well it’s 0 sugar 0 cal soda..

[@captlanc]

@@amasterfuldesktop4935 It still makes you fat, nutritional fact

[@DivineAlhaitham]

he prolly has it there incase he starts choking again

[@5as_ffc]

@@amasterfuldesktop4935 and 100 aspartame

[@자시엘]

@@amasterfuldesktop4935 well 0 is per serving but they’re allowed to round to 0 if it’s less than 5 calories. So the whole bottle probably less than 50 calories.

[@jeyaceare9833]

Bro i could watch you rambles about the most random things ever and still entertained

[@KyDarknight]

That first crunch was lovely to hear.

[@aaront1381]

Ben: This family size pizza won't fill you up unless you're a family of ants! LOL!!!

[@henlolneh]

Koreans aren't obese because the majority of them have rather strict eating cycles in order to eat the way they do. By eating cycle I mean they literally under eat severely Monday - Friday so that they can go ham on weekends and eat whatever they want. It really isn't hard for a normal human to eat around ~1200-1400 calories a day + walk 8-10k steps a day (4-500 calories burned on average) which puts them at a deficit of ~1200-1400 calories a day times 5 = ~6000 calorie deficit per working week (5days). Which allows them to literally go 3k calories per day Friday + Saturday and still not gain weight and for some, even still LOSE weight because they are still walking the same amount on the weekends (because Korea's city infrastructure and layout literally forces you to walk).

[@the_minimalistic_adventure]

Yep. After years of struggling with my self-image and weight. I started alternate-day fasting and I basically can eat whatever I want on my eating days. It’s crazy what fasting for a single day can do for you. But now, I typically just eat like a shit a couple of days a week and low carb on my cutting back days and I still maintain. I do fluctuate between 5-8 pounds from water weight, just depends

[@mommachef4744]

Now I want to hear EVERYTHING about his Singapore blackout adventure👂

[@yomamamam2]

"I wish I was taller" Ben just like me fr

[@micarone]

As an 5'8" adult man, I can also relate to that. Although, I'll rather be"short" than overweight or obese, which I've never been (thankfully).

[@iccymadeit]

@@micarone bro that's average

[@micarone]

@@iccymadeit Is it? 🤔 I've always felt below average on height. And especially nowadays, when many teenagers are taller than me. 😂

[@ryanglacier30]

That crisp is damn stupid good. That's a spot anyone should want to go to

[@lvl_hunter]

27 bucks for a pizza is wild to me.

[@joonsup]

i appreciate the face angle comparison to get a better idea of the size of the actual food. Food always look bigger in your videos then they acually are so it's refreshing to see how ridiculous that family size is lol

[@AckeeandSaltfish]

“I wish I was taller that’s for dam sure” 😂😂😂😂😂

[@c1h2e3r4r5y60]

a subjective guess on this matter: human being in culture that aspire to be "normal" or "the same" through comparison with others , are more conscious of their image, not just body image, also impressions. It's the power of the "norm", it's about how important being normal is to a certain culture. This is an ancient culture in the east, where individualism should be killed as human need to be more "constant" which is good for the stability of the country/society/ruling force. NOT saying this eastern tradition/culture is bad, everything has both side, positives of being conscious of your impression on other people include: you are less likely to hurt people unknowingly, or make people feel uncomfortable unknowingly, which is VERY IMPORTANT as a human being. also all the other reason but this is a reason that i believe to be true

[@Drownedinblood]

Across all of asia, you see the food portion sizes that can be pretty insane but people stay prety thin regardless. I used to think it was portion sizes, but not so sure. Like at Mcdonald's the only change to portion size is the fries and soda. In Japan you see some of these bento's and it's like here's a whole fried cutlet, some huge fried tempura, a ton of rice for like $7 and people are pretty ok. In China, a bowl of lamian can be like 2 person portions worth along with a super fatty broth and again not as big an issue. Not to mention hot pot and skewers. I think food culture is just different and maybe they aren't adding as much fillers or not the same fillers like in the US? Japan's got a bad rap for letting a lot of stuff you may not want in your food in there anyway but I guess it pales in comparison.

[@rodrigogomez5035]

Here in the U.S. it's the exact same thing. A large pizza supposes to feed a family. In terms of serving size its true but 90% of U.S. doesnt stay tru to a serving size lol. The price sounds about right too. I dont buy from papa johns at menu price bc it too expensive.

[@OnlyKeekin]

Another factor is the sugar content is much higher in the U.S. And in soda they use High fructose corn syrup. They have a sugar tax in the UK so most brands cut the sugar content and replaced it with artificial sweeteners instead of putting there prive up, only Coca Cola didn't change and now its more expensive.

[@joshuak0826]

Nicely put Ben. Not offending ANYONE, that's talent~

[@shirtdirt1874]

LOL "You look better now" That's a good one.

[@aninjaguardian]

6:18 It's so common to see really obese people in America that I'm not even phased by it

[@687donny]

Dude been eatin his dinner wit us for years

[@matthewheneghan4605]

It's because people in America don't have the opportunity to walk very much. The infrastructure in the US necessitates that people drive to wherever they need to go. Look up obesity statistics in walkable cities in the US (New York, Chicago, San Francisco, etc.) and you'll realize it's a car problem. I really hope this doesn't come off as negative because I've loved your videos for a long time but just thought it might be interesting.

[@BillyG563]

Former Papa Johns guy here. Traveled around the States and England training up new stores. Here are the sizes. USA/UK (approx. half inch smaller for Large and Extra Large in the UK) Small 10"/25cm, 6 slices Medium 12”/31cm, 8 slices Large 14”/36cm, 8 slices (10 slices in the UK) Extra Large 16”/41cm, 10 slices (12 slices in the UK) Korea (not sure how many slices on each) Regular 9”/23cm Large 12”/31cm Family 14”/36cm Party 16”/41cm

[@raleemay]

The way he chomped on that pizza though 😮 The sounds Omg

[@fancynancy6467]

I wished pizza in TX crunched like that. They don't know what crispy crust is. I am a New Yorker living in Texas and I miss NY Pizza so bad.

[@Memphis_10-f8j]

Hi, love your content big bro!

[@guiltygreen]

omg I still love your videos after so long 8:14 "We paid for a bottle of wine and 2 pizzas, it was the most expensive thing I'd ever seen" HAHAHA I'm glad you said it, I was gonna bring it up if you didn't "it's just as expensive if not more, ordering American food in Singapore." But the way I view it is pretty similar to ordering e.g. Japanese food in the U.S. A cuisine that isn't native will always be overpriced and not as good quality due to imported ingredients, cook skills etc. Imo it's just unfortunate that unhealthy American food (and DRINKS) are ridiculously cheaper than the healthier options. Whereas in other countries, there's typically enough healthy options that people can make equal decisions. The upside is that you can come back to the U.S. anytime and order a ton of Papa John's for the price it should be :)

[@trey6533]

Man if papa johns sounded like this i would order it more lol. I'm from central IL.

[@Jin-1337]

Nah bruv if you're from America you're better off going to local foods because there's no standards in fast food there compared to ones in Asian countries.

[@grouchotrout444]

That crust sounding legit

[@fortniteboss2837]

Closeups of pizza never gets boring lol

[@JYLee-rr1sy]

As far as obesity, its the food and lifestyle habits. Koreans and Japanese eat 1. smaller portions (as you repeatedly point out whenever you order food) 2. local food is relatively healthy (lots of veggies and soups...not much fried stuff or bready stuff) 3. Koreans do alot of walking. As American fast food becomes more popular, my guess is obesity will increase in Korea and other Asian countries.

[@jjackeeeKooKz]

🎩 👩🏽 👚👍🏾Heeeeey Ben !! 😮 👖

[@sunny7L]

2:26 🤣🤣 so matter-of-fact about the ants

[@BaraTheVeggie]

It's about the culture, collectivist mentality and their native food being less fatty (although that's changing with all the cheese being added everywhere). In the future, with people getting mentally/physically weaker and addicted to sugar/fat from early age, there's going to be much more obesity for sure. So far collectivist merciless mentality is keeping everyone in check

[@Matthiaz_]

dude really eated a whole pizza and talked his a off without drinking

[@mizueeats5415]

I can never say no to pizza Who else ☝️

[@ahanna76]

One things for sure. You’ll never wonder on Ben’s love affair with pizza. 😅

[@joonsup]

I think you hit it right on the head with your last point. Back when I got married in Korea in 2017, I ate so much food afterwards for an entire week and I lost weight which was confusing at first but then I realized we walked everywhere and took the subway. With how good the public transportation system is in Korea driving isnt necessary unless you traveling to the outskirts of the country.

[@thewritefont9708]

Honest, thoughtful chat. 👍

[@ye2354]

I’ll never be tired of your close ups on pizza Ben

[@bradleyphillips5766]

about to get some papa johns myself good shit

[@tukynii]

Definitely has to do with culture too. I believe Japan and Korea are super culture is super strict on body type. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

[@nicograham4117]

Ben, last night I had a crazy dream about your life before being a KZbinr...

[@brimer99]

I would want to eat a whole pizza myself 😣 i might need not to eat for a week just to maintain. ill just do coffee and multivitamins 😂

[@flysocietyZx]

One thing I notice about American foods when I go there is everything tastes sweet. Even savory foods. I think they juice up everything with sugar to make it more addictive and it leads to the massive obesity problem they have.

[@chinoscars5655]

Can you make a video of how do you prepare yourself for this videos? Do you fast or workout ? Thanks. Love your vids.

[@SecondNatureBiatch]

I had to order the most commercial Pizza chain in my area after watching this: Dominos

[@ihadaface]

I assumed the reason Asians are generally thinner is because their staple diets are usually full of more veggies and lower calorie foods compared to other places. There's surely a bunch of other factors as well but this is probably one of them.

[@raleemay]

They just have better standards for themselves.

[@BabyRogerCDR]

"Unless you have family of ants"💀🤣🐜 goddamn that got me

[@tonyhtran]

Did Ben begin to discover the effects of inflation? haha

[@gelooo2x]

Joe gotta realize not everyone eats as much as him😂

[@jacobburr3570]

Damn you convinced me to grab another slice of 🍕🍕🍕

[@mazda64life]

I don't think America has an eating problem as much as they have a sugar problem. Everywhere has fast food and pizza. But other countries serving sizes for sugar (especially drinks) is way lower than America.

[@deepblouxstrength]

Loosely commenting on others' physical appearance is a common behavior in Chinese culture too. I find it highly inconsiderate and insensitive, and I do my best to not abide by this behavior. I was an extremely overweight kid growing up, and comments about my weight, face, and body crushed my self-esteem. Side note: I've been watching your videos on repeat, and it's influenced many of meals over the last few weeks xD. I was crushing a domino's pizza while watching this.

[@SassyOnline]

$27 FOR THAT?! We out here paying £4 for whole pizzas from restaurants... IMO the Papa John's and Dominos dips are extremely similar, at least here.

[@tamathawalden2037]

U can easily get 2 pies for that here to feed a family of 4 for that much !!! 🤔

[@shadow_realm47]

£4 oh dayumn. It's a lot more expensive here in India😣 Atleast twice or 2.5 times that.

[@usersknxcjdkzm]

Gotta say it is because people usually commute by public tranportation since it is easier and cheaper so reasonable way in Seoul. And actially the obesity rate among young korean men in their 2030s is about 50% so it isn't entirely true nowadays. That insane level of considering their thin figure mostly applies to women in korea. But also usually korean diet is very plant based or at least natural made ingredients I mean less processed food. I believe it helps not gain weight and there are few kinds of fried food in daily korean diet. You would know if you've seen how koreans eat Korean bbq. We eat maybe more veggies than meat itself even when we go out to feast on MEAT. Btw I'm not including mukbang people or the people on their special diet like they don't eat much during week days and have their 'cheat day' on weekends. Lastly, koreans do not include their daily meal the "dessert" dessert. They eat fruits and they call it a dessert. Like wtf? And their way on compliments on dessert is "it is good because it is not sweet."

[@aj4643]

speaking facts about only having 2 slices for dinner

[@abnormia]

The American brand pizza places are way more expensive here. Pizza hut, domino's, papa John's are all around 25-30k won for a large size pizza. There are little shops though that you can get a decent size for around 15k ^^ I always go to those places cos the other places are a total ripoff

[@tamathawalden2037]

25/30 K WTF ??? 😜

[@Jin-1337]

Yeah I think fast food in general is more pricy than local food. Maybe in America where it's the only place that's like cheaper or something but not every other country.

[@Jemii885]

Bro it’s the “ all I know… is he used to make us pizza now he don’t” followed by a mean as bite for me😂😂😂😂 love u Ben 🍕

[@selimismail74]

Love this new type of video

[@BluecoreG]

Shocking, you say? Yeah and I'm sure you aren't the only one who is shocked by seeing them. That's why you rarely see them, because they stay at home. They don't want to inconvenience the public by shocking them with their meer presence. So they stay home. In their room. Isolated from the world until it all becomes too much. Then you never see them again.

[@nickbauer541]

The portion sizes in the U.S are just huge. The rest of the worlds portions are way smaller.

[@RikuYT]

You can get like 4 medium 2 topping pizzas and a lava cake for $26 here

[@ChristopherOSU]

Wow, when I was in Japan earlier this year I found most food to cost about 1/2 as much as food in the USA. Not sure a bout pizzas in particular though. I'm surprised Korea seems so much more expensive? Or, is it just pizzas that are expensive?

[@John-jw7lq]

Last time i went to korea, the serving sizes for soda would be tiny compared to US, and i would have to go back for many refills… i think is a contributer

[@RadeonVector]

Buzzing background noise is also here.

[@Speculite]

That’s a family size pizza!? Wow. 😂

[@johnstevens5335]

is that US dollars? $27 is ridiculous for fast food pizza. Seoul must have very high cost of living.

[@mealsonwheelsszn2387]

I’d love to see if you could actually eat two of em. Listening to you talk calms me lol

[@CoolVids19]

“Family size” Maybe I am a family

[@helene7672]

I actually think koreans are getting bigger. Too many cafes and bakeries and too hard not to indulge. Also everything is sweet so that adds to the weight gain.

[@RadeonVector]

Culture and food quality most probably.

[@jjoomusic]

damn I would get the SHITS if I finished that.. I can only eat like 3 maybe and feel real full

[@nolimitbryan3263]

Yeah I can’t eat more than 4 slices of pizza

[@LepowYT]

Damn, you’re a Midwest boy. Knew I felt a good vibe 🤙

[@elle8102]

Maybe it’s the additives America adds to food.