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Korea's Rural Towns Are Going EXTINCT 🇰🇷 Countryside's Aging Populations & Lowest Birthrateg
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Just got back home from a 12 day trip to Seoul with my wife. Absolutely loved and missing Seoul already 😢thanks for the video
I’m from the city but have lived in the countryside. The countryside is amazing for people who are interested in homesteading and farming. We are nature-loving folks who don’t need the conveniences of the city all of the time. 😊
I think more and more people are beginning to realize the major advantages of owning land, especially in America. When the supply chain broke, then shortages and inflation occurred, more and more people have begun to realize the importance of having their own food source. As a matter of fact, gardening increased by 18.3 million people during the "Covid pandemic" and 55% of American households engage in gardening activities. Studies found that 35% of U.S. households grow vegetables, fruits, and other food. Believe it or not, most by millennials. Home and garden global online sales increased by 100% from 2019 to 2020. I'm still surprised at the number of people who absolutely love the city. I understand the convenience. They make me curious. Personally, I hate being in an area with an enormous population. I have a small homestead myself. I love the idea of minimizing and becoming self-sufficient. It's a lot of work, but nothing can replace the satisfaction of getting that first fruit and knowing that you cultivated it. Now they want to create 15-minute cities all over the world and it's quite scary because it's just not feasible. In these 15-minute cities if you leave more than the allotted time, let's say you have a family member ill, they will fine you.
It’s definitely perfect for people who are able and willing to farm and live off the land :) It’s definitely not for everyone (us included, we could never 💦), but we really admire those who go for it 🌿
I'm glad you two took some time to rest and hopefully rejuvenate from all your travels. It was also good to see so much of Beemo. He looks like he's doing well.
We needed it 😅 It was nice to spoil Beemo with lots of attention 🥰
I love Nova Scotia to go on holiday, but couldn’t live even in Halifax. It feels too small to me and I miss the ethnic diversity of a larger city like Toronto. So I can understand why you love Seoul.
Saaaame. LOVE spending the summer in Nova Scotia, but we like the convenience, endless variety of food, cultural amenities, and health care in Seoul 🇰🇷
@@2hearts1seoul Is health care better in Seoul than Canada or just Nova Scotia?
@@dfjulesful It’s so, so much better than the Canadian healthcare system, imo.
Actually Halifax is my favourite Canadian city. I live in Montreal because of work. If I had a good paying job in Halifax I would move there in a second. There is something magical about the Maritimes. I liked Toronto when I first visited years ago (over 20!). Today it is too large for my liking. Even Montreal today compared to when I first moved here it is getting too big for me.
Also love the look of that Yangjae Citizens Park. Cute, and seems very chill!
I just moved from a large city the countryside 3 hours away from the city we lived it. it was a hard adjustment at first but i love the slow pace. I have more time to enjoy being outside, Im healthier and more physically active, and I find that my mind is calmer. Ive had more time to enjoy the hobbies I never had time to in the city.
It’s lovely sometimes to just do nothing. It’s also nice to slow down and enjoy life instead of hurrying through it. I love, love, love, all of the cafes that you guys show us. Each has its own vibe.
My husband and I are doing a road trip from Winnipeg to Halifax for our vacation this summer. I'm so excited to experience the east coast and visit some of the places you guys have shared!
Oh wow! That’s going to be quite the drive! Hope you both have an amazing adventure to the east coast 🌊
as someone who travels a lot for work, I love your chill vlogs so much!
What lovely green colors over there in Seoul! Also, you guys did great on the livestream. I was so happy I could make it and chat along :)
I would like to grow old in the country because I like the quiet and the wildlife. Also the country feels safer.
I enjoyed the documentary and it's sad to see how the beautiful country towns/cities are dying out. Here in the states we have instances where imminent domain happens. Farmers are given an amount for their land which is far below what it is worth. Farmers have no choice whether to sell or not because a hi-way or turnpike needs land for new roads, etc. Also, as the older generation passes away many of the farms are sold off because much of the younger generation just isn't interested in farming. Things like this will increase the price of food because less farms mean less produce. It's a domino effect. It's good to see Beemo doing so well, he always makes me smile!
I really enjoy the conversations about life in a big city vs countryside and 100% think it is possible to live a slow life in a big city... Honestly everything depends on the person and we can't find a perfect answer for everyone. Based on my experience, I can say that I just can't live in the small cities, even though I was born and grew up in one (or maybe this is actually the reason why I love big cities now lol)... Used to live in both Europe, US and Asia and so far Tokyo and Seoul feel like the most comfortable for me. I think the most important thing is having some kind of a balance between big city life and slow living aka going to the nature from time to time, taking some days off the work to relax, traveling etc. And it will be absolutely OK.
Again, thank you so much for the great content, love your videos guys 😊
Beemo biscuits are such "warm hug" vibes 🧡🧡🧡
Slow day in the life vlogs are the best :D Also loved the live stream btw!! No matter how chaotic you thought it was, it was cute and raw to us!
Moved out the city to a more rural area - but it's like a half hour drive to anything & everything closes down by 9 PM but I do like it very much!
I love your guys videos so much if I can. I will stop what I am doing to watch you guys 😄 Beemo looks like he’s doing so much better. I’m happy for that 💜 Thank you for you guys hard work too !
So nice seeing you again around Seoul, thanks for this tonight! Let's have a great week ahead❤️❤️❤️
It was nice to take it easy in our city after hopping around for the last few weeks 😊
I haven't had any fun lately, 😭 so it was fun. You bring me joy!❤🙂I love the kind and generous heartwarming atmosphere that you create, your kind, easygoing, warm vibe. ❤
I spent 7 years in Chicago and I’ve been back to my childhood neighborhood for the past year, which is in Michigan (suburban area of Detroit if you will).
Growing up we’d travel 2 & 1/2 hours north to go to a family cabin and it felt like a time warp. And now that I’ve been back in this area as opposed to the city life I’m getting that same vibe, but maybe amplified by having more houses and less trees.
Great video. Y'alls videos are so relaxing love it.
thank you for those beemo close-ups; much needed cuteness boost!
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I noticed you guys getting a mention from Cari Cakes in her vlog this week, specifically that she was watching the vlog about Kyuho’s grandfather’s home. I’ve followed both of you for a while now and wondered in the past if you ever ran across each other, so it made me smile.
Awww yeah! I (Sarah) saw that in her latest vlog! 🥰 We have met up for a little book exchange 📚
Thank god it’s Monday! Finally get to just sit and catch a breath - and watch the two of you living life. Heaven! Thanks guys for making such great quality content. 🤗🇦🇺💕🇰🇷
Awww, thanks so much for watching 🥰
I’m so happy I found this channel! You guys calm me down and are both very cool and inspiring. Thank you! Cute Kitty☺️💚
Awww, thank you so much and welcome! 🥰
I envy you guys! When i was married to my ex from Kentucky i never had a chance to take her to Korea and show her places of my youth in Korea
Nice you could slow down abit.
Love seeing Beemo looking good,hope he is doing well.
I think you did a great job on your first documentary type and your first lifestream.They were great! ❤
Thanks so much for sharing.
Thank you 🥰
Lol, you guys giving Beemo his meds is almost identical to me and my husband giving our dog meds (she has kidney disease). He holds her, I pill her, she immediately gets a treat 😂
Glad to see you guys can relax a bit, vacations and trips are nice but sometimes you need a vacation from your vacation, heh.
I am bummed I missed the Livestream! I saw that you did it but I was asleep, lmao. I'll have to go back and watch it while I'm crocheting today :)
It's funny that you guys are talking about the necessity of cars, cuz here in the US we definitely need cars. Especially because it's so big. I wouldn't actually mind living somewhere a little more rural than we live now, but I think we're actually in a really great place. We're like 5 minutes from "town," 30 minutes north or south to malls and a lot of shopping and restaurants, and we're 1 hour from Baltimore (MD), 1 hour from Harrisburg (PA), 2 hours from Washington DC, 2 hours from Philadelphia....(And we've got a lot of access to the Atlantic Ocean, Chesapeake Bay, and the Appalachian mountains)....So we're like in the goldilocks zone, as it were, in terms of geography, lol. At least in my opinion. I think I would also do fine in a city, I like being able to walk and bike, and I would love the convenience. Idk if I could deal with the noise, though. 😅
Take care and have a great week!
It takes two of us every time 😅 But he’s a good boy and sits right down while we do it.
And yesss, Canada is pretty much the same on that regard. The country is also huge and everything is so spaced out you pretty much can’t function without a car-unless you live in downtown Toronto or Vancouver maybe. Sounds like you live in the perfect location-Goldilocks zone for sure! 😂
Take care and give your pupper a hug for us! 🐕
Oh Beemo is such a pretty pretty cat!! 😍
I really miss those days without a baby. You could relax go to the cafe and lie in your bed all day long. After having two kids, there's no slowing down. Love your content!
Parenting is one of the hardest jobs in the world-respect!
I totally agree with that, that's my biggest dream haha
Hi Sarah! Hi Kyuho! Happy almost Monday to you both! I’m so glad that you guys had a restful week, after being on the go for so long. There’s nothing like Beemo time at home. Your cafe area is so cute! Perhaps your dollar store, might have some coffee, tea, or cafe signage for the wall behind Kyuho’s head-where he was sitting. ☺️ Well, I for one, loved your livestream and hope that you will do it again. You both did GREAT! I also loved your vlogumentary with Kyuho’s grandpa. It was truly an eye opener as to what the future might hold for his community. Please take care! Have a great week! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much! The thought of doing a live stream still makes us sweat-but it was a really fun experience over all 😅😂
Beemo is the most adorable fluffy little bundle of love 😻
I grew up in the LA suburbs near Disneyland and Knotts Berry Farm. We were only 13 miles from the beach but it often took close to an hour to get there because traffic was so heavy. In my early thirties hubby and I moved to Las Vegas, which was much smaller then than it is today. I loved its smaller size immediately, though I wasn’t a huge fan of living in the desert. I’m still not. But as our kids are grown now, we are seriously looking to move to a much more rural area. I regularly keep a decently stocked pantry so rarely need that last minute run to a grocery and can bake or fix anything I get a craving for most days. Green, quiet, and natural wildlife (rather than our crazy neighbors playing ridiculously loud music till 2:00-3:00 a.m.) is so my jam. Unfortunately, we can’t go completely off grid because my hubby needs regular access to high grade medical care, but we’d happily get as rural as possible.
The medical care is a big concern for the elderly who live out in rural areas as well. They have some smaller clinics, but you’d have to drive quite a ways to get to a large hospital. Finding the perfect balance is tough 🥲
I agree that nothing beats the Oreo Mcflurry. Also about how filming and editing is taking a long time, how can daily vloggers do it? I've watched some channels that put a new video every single day for years. I cant imagine. Some sort of magic power for sure. 😅
No idea how they do it, but it’s possible they have an editor and other team members who help out with the process. We could never pull it off 😅
Beautiful video ❤
Your slow living, just sitting down to talk to us vlogs, are some of my favorite vlogs of your's! ✨
Awww, thank you! 🥹❤️
@@2hearts1seoul 🤗
Lived in the country-ish as a kid - loved it. Moved to a city as a married adult and liked the convenience, but we always dreamed of living in the country. When my husband died, I moved my kids to another city. Then, I finally moved to the country and realized how much I loved having a grocery literally across the street for those nights when I'm midway through cooking dinner and realize I don't have a main ingredient. If I was rich, I'd have a main place in the city and then a country house for weekends/brain breaks. Great video!
The ultimate fantasy for us too 🥲 Having a main base in the city, but a little cottage in the country for weekend getaways.
Nova Scotia has been on fire for days. Halifax is not that far from Nova Scotia. Hoping & praying that your family is safe Sarah!!!
Thank you-they’re fine at this time ❤️ Halifax is the capital city of the province of Nova Scotia. The Tantallon and Hammonds Plains wildfires are now under control, but there are still a few others burning.
Hehehehe one of my cats is a lazy player like Beemo too - very rarely starting the play, more often reacting to other cats that start playing with him 😅😂😂😺
🇺🇲 at Incheon Airport waiting to leave Seoul. May was awesome! Kalbi stew was the final meal. Delicious. I did try Cry Burger from your video. The Korean beef is so tender. More high rises apartments are going up. Went to Riverside Park near Han River for picnic and food trucks. Everywhere was so clean!
SO glad that you had such a fantastic trip! May is definitely the month to enjoy Korea 🇰🇷 Have a save trip back!
I went from San Francisco to rural Susanville CA .. Reno Nevada which is about 2 hrs away and another state is the closest city. Umm been about 6 yrs now and I feel like I’m still adjusting. I miss the convenience but everything is a little slower paced and cheaper living away from a city. But hands down if I could afford to go back to San Francisco I would without hesitation 😅
Have you been back to visit though? Just curious. Hubby and I both grew up new Disneyland, hubby was also a surfer, and we both are certified scuba divers. When we moved to Las Vegas for work I missed So. Cal and the ocean so much, but after a few years I just didn’t enjoy going back anymore. Even though Las Vegas has grown a lot, it’s still much smaller than anywhere near where we grew up. California was just way too crowded, in that area, anyway.
@@julieobrien4056 yup I go back to visit my parents every couple of months. When going back I do get frustrated with traffic and crowds, but I’ll take that verses the town I’m in. I like the slow pace but I’m getting frustrated with having to drive 2 hrs to Reno to get groceries cause the 2 supermarkets in town want to jack up prices. This town is slowly dying and they are too stubborn to let people come in to revitalize it. I also miss going to cafes and restaurants and trying new food. This town has Starbucks and 3 fast food joints and 2 sit down restaurants it gets a lil boring. I stay cause it is cheap.
I recently adopted a stray cat and have been wondering how to keep him still for shots. your towel approach is giving me ideas 😃. more tips on cat care pls 😺
I grew up in Boston and then moved to the suburbs, it's jarring at fist but then you get used to it. When I was in my twenties I thought some day I will move back to the city. Now that I am older I prefer the quiet suburbs. I think the suburbs is a very North American thing. Also most Americans and Canadians who live in the suburbs have cars which makes a huge difference. I think having mid-size cities and suburbs might help Korea and these small towns that are dissappearing.
Yeah, that’s the thing-you definitely NEED a car living in the North American suburbs…otherwise you feel super stranded. We personally don’t like the feeling of relying on a car to get places 😅 The costs of owning/maintaining a car are just ridiculous, especially these days.
My husband and I have always lived in bigger cities, (NYC, Sydney, Perth, currently Hamburg). Since our son is away at Uni and my husband’s family owns a large farmhouse 45 min outside of Hamburg, we will move there eventually. It will become a “home base” for us, since we can travel and work online. Our goal is to spend the cold, rainy months somewhere nicer and then come back to the farmhouse during Hamburg’s beautiful weather season, which are the summer months.
I will still go into the city maybe 2 x a week for appointments or work. It’s an easier decision for us because we are 20 yrs older than you both. Also, the “cities” are becoming increasingly warmer (climate change) and it’s not so hot at the farmhouse because of all the grass and trees.
Love your YT channel! And Beemo is the cutest! Take care! 🌞☺️
Travels ahhhh man there so good right!!!!
3 weeks in around japan again now back to reality!!! 😥
Great video as usual guys. I loved the chilling out on the veranda vibes, very nice. I love the area you live in, it feels so calm and relaxing. I am planning to visit Seoul but I was wondering which area is a nice place to stay but that is not overly busy. I heard that the main areas like Myeongdong and Hondae are very busy areas. Any recommendations?
Hanok stay in Jongno-gu, between Gyeongbokgung St. and Anguk St., a bit busy in daytime but there are also residential areas so it's quiet at night.
Some university districts like Hongdae, Gundae are quite noisy in the late afternoon and locals don't really go Myeongdong cuz it's the most touristy spot in Seoul, I'd not recommend there unless you're interested in Korean beauty stores or Kpop.
Try not to take subway, bus and taxi during rush hours in Seoul, esp in Gangnam.
I love Nova Scotia. So beautiful.
I grew up in a city and moved to a country setting when I got divorced after my first son was born and ended up getting remarried and had another son and loved it. Later I moved back to the city and seriously miss the country life 😢
Would be fun to see Beemo have a grooming makeover!
Thank you very interesting on your feedbacks 👍🙂...
I'm from the countryside and I miss it. I am currently living in the city and there is nothing I find appealing. I like to stay at home or have a walk in the green. When I used to visit the city, it was always a little trip and something special, but something for short. I was always happy to be back home surrounded by green nature. I prefer the smell of fertiliser before the city smells.😅
I live in the west end of Halifax, grew up 5 min away in the north end. Stores are all less than a 5 min walk from where i live!
Not in Dartmouth suburbs 😂
I grew up in the philippines, then i live in taipei taiwan for 9 years to work then in 2011 i move in fortnelson british columbia way up north it was strange bec. The next town or city is 4 hrs away, it was hard for me but at the same i was able to adjust then in 2014 i moved to blaine lake saskatchewan canada were the population was around 500 people. But over all was able to adjust but there are good and bad side esp. On winter its hard drive. Stay safe. Hope your parents are okay sarah when your province had forest fire recently.
WOW that must’ve been a massive change! 😮 It’s so dangerous driving in Canada during the winter months 🥶 And thank you-thankfully the fires aren’t close to my parent’s house as of now, but they’ve done so much damage :(
Gotta shout out some big time approval for exercising along to Seinfeld reruns! 😂
Hahaha, it’s become my ritual 😂
Might need to incorporate that into my own home routine!
It's interesting to see the Korean content from a Candian perspective. I think Koreans don't seem to know a lot about Canada. I see a lot of utube content from Koreans about the States but very little about Canada. I live in a small city (70,000) called Medicine Hat, in the province of Alberta, 3 hour east of Calgary where I went to University and about 4 1/2 hours from the Rocky Mountains (Kananaskis and Banff), the southern part of Alberta. We are not far from the State of Montana (about 1 1/2 hours). This area is considered the prairies because it's farm and ranching country. It's mostly dry land so farmers use an irrigation system to water crops. You can go for miles seeing wheat, canola, sunflowers, corn and sugar beets, etc and very few trees until you reach the majestic Rocky Mountains which are just over an hour drive from Calgary. Many American movies are filmed here in Alberta. If you watch Stranger Things, it was all filmed in various parts of Alberta. The Terell Museum which is in Drumheller is world renowed for the vast amount of Dinosaur bones discovered there and where you would see the hoodos (rock formations caused by the glaciers during prehistoric times). And if you travel to the northern part of Alberta you would see the wooded area and eventually enter into the North West Territories. This part of Alberta is known for its hunting and fishing and is also known for its vast amount of oil discoveries but it is also known for large woodland fires which have been burning for over the last month. Smoke travelling down into the States as far as California. Firefighters from around the world travel north to help put out these fires. I know that fires are burning in NS right now but that is rare. Canada is a vast country, made up of multiple cultures but compared to Korea a young country colonized by the British and French thus we are bicultural country where English and French are the 2. This is why when you see government officials from Canada they speak both official languages. All political officials must speak both languages. As well, indigenous people hold special status and are known as first nations. Our history with first nation people is shrouded in negativity even to this day. But what few people know, even in Canada, is that all first nation peoples culture is not the same. The teepee, which was used on the prairies because these people were nomadic following the buffalo for their main food source is the symbol used when talking about indigenous people. If you cross Canada, the indigenous of the East lived in birch bark dwelling and if you go to the West coast the idigeneous there lived in long houses and each had their own cultures and traditions which were very different from one another. Even in Alberta there are many different tribes. I hope I didn't bore you. What I wanted to show, was that in Canada, we are a country made up many different traditions and cultures. A country made up of immigrants.When I watch utube channels and people talk about their identity and culture, quite often I sit back and ask myself what is Canadian culture because in reality we are a 'melting pot' of various different cultures and people (even people who are 2 or 4th generation here) will identify themselves as polish Canadian, Norwegian Canadian, French Canadian, korean Canadian, etc and when you go to certain parts of Canada, the area is often known, depicted or made up predominately of one culture because it is the nationality where this particular group settled when they came to this country (ie Quebec where French would be considered their first language). When you come to Canada, I hope you have the opportunity to see other parts of it to really get a feel of the vast and differences of not just it's people but the vast difference in its landscape and its history. Although people think that we are like the Americans, Canadians feel that we are very different in many ways. For one, we have gun control, you don't hear of mass shootings.
i can’t live in countryside either..but my in laws lived in the suburbs although it is quiet but it is too far away from where i come from… i could walk to the train station or malls like 10 mins only.. so whenever i visit my in laws in korea, i feel like i need to go out every time as there are nothing to do here😂 although i enjoyed the peace but i prefer my amenities 😅
I am considering moving back to the village I grew up in. It is not too far away from the city and a lot of my childhood friends are considering moving back after they retire.
삼송 스타필드 근처도 좋아요.
산책로와 쇼핑센터. 영상에 맞을지는 모르지만요 ^^.
The summer before I started highschool my family moved from a big city to a middle of nowhere village sized town. As soon as I graduated highschool I moved back to the city.
Hahah, you didn’t wait long 😂
I did not know that there are squirrels in SK! Learn something new everyday 😂
I’ve only seen them in a few parks in Seoul-they definitely aren’t everywhere in the city, but they aren’t shy here 🐿️
I grew up in NYC but move to NJ sub. It takes over 2hrs to get to NYC and it takes over an hour to get to my job. Thanks goodness for Covid. We all work remotely. No need to travel the long distance. Still miss the city life but children grew up better in Sub.
Wow! That would be a super long commute-good thing working remote is an option for you!
I hope Sarah's side in Canada are all safe from the wildfires in the Halifax area.
Thank you~ they’re ok, but it’s been heartbreaking to see the devastation out that way :(
Interesting, how different cultures handle inheritance. Here in the US, if there’s no will specifying the precise desires of the deceased, property is divided equally among the surviving offspring left behind. I’m the oldest (daughter) among siblings in my immediate family, but my parent’s house and land will be divided equally between me and my two siblings. That’s what’s considered fair in America for the most part, and often exactly what’s specified in parents’ wills, so there’s no misunderstanding or strife.
If the house were located way out in the middle of nowhere, I think we’d all want to sell it and split the proceeds, because no one would want to actually live there. Convenience and access to important services are important to all of us.
한국에서도 미국과 똑 같습니다. 고인이 사망 후, 특별히 유언장이 없다면 재산 증여 순서는 배우자, 자녀 순 입니다. 물론 균등하게 배분하게 되겠죠. 규호씨 집안은 전통이 좀 특별한 것 같습니다. 조선시대에 가문을 중시하던 유산을 그대로 물려받아 장손이 계승하는 문화를 잘 보존하고 계신 듯 보입니다.^^
Love watching your video❤
By the way, where can I buy Beemo’s favorite banana catnip toy? I want it for my cats too.
We bought it at a cat fair here in Seoul, but the brand is American :) It’s called ‘yeowww catnip’ 🍌
@@2hearts1seoul Thank you 😙.
Wow that gym looks like a club 😂😂😂I’d prefer that too!!
Hello there!❤️❤️❤️
Hello~! ☺️
Having to close the door because your cat is pooping... I felt that 😂
My husband and I just saw the news about the wildfire in Halifax. We are worried about your family. Are they safe?
We have grown to love that area. ♡
Hi! Is your area in Canada being affected by the fires.....I've been watching the news on it....hope your family is safe. Also, how does your grandpa get store items for daily needs....does he drive to stores? I'm glad you're able to slow down a bit....take it easy, but I've been enjoying all of your content, as always.
Where is your colorblind glasses?
So this is the month of Spring between 5 months of Winter and 5 months of (wet?) summer??
Have you ever considered having a exclusively Korean or exclusively English live stream?
Isn't there a way to speak in English and have the audio app your listeners use do the translation while you're live?
Sarah.. Hows yr parents bk in halifax.. Saw the fire news there so serious.. Hope everyone is doing well
They’re ok, thanks for asking ❤️
Hi Sara, I have a question not necessarily related to the topic. I have big under eye bag (it's genetic so it has nothing to do with sleep or tiredness) and I remember couple years ago you did an under eye procedure. How is it going? would you recommend it or not? since it's under the eyes and also I have never had an operation (I am 29), I am terrifying...
Mine are genetic too! I have pictures as a 3-4 year old with them 😅 I got under eye fat repositioning about 5-ish years ago, and it definitely helped with the puffy bag area I always had under my eyes. It was a very quick and easy recovery tbh, but Korea is known for that-their procedures are the most advanced worldwide I’d be willing to bet 😅 I’ll always have purple-ish colored under eyes though, since my under eye skin is really thin.
@@2hearts1seoul ah thank you so much for responding. Ikr?!?!? I have childhood photos and they were with me since then, how loyal are they ;) my under eyes are bigger than my eyes and whenever I go to see doctors for whatever reason, they always ask about my health and kidney so I have to explain...I am living in Azerbaijan so S. Korea is not an option unfortunately...:(
I was thinking about getting some good ol Micky D's today for the fam cause I have the girly girl by myself today while mommy is at work. Can't exactly cook and watch her at the same time. We'll see about that Big Mac haha.
Random question, I know in Asian culture is boy boy boy everything. Oldest boy gets it all. But God creates how he wants, so if a family doesn't have an oldest son, say only daughters. In Korean, is the concept still the same? Would the oldest daughter then get the house one day?
Pretty sure if the only child is a girl, she would inherit it. BUTTT perhaps if that family is still really conservative, it would be passed down to an younger uncle with a son 👀 Hard to say.
@7:00 - Liar! Everyone knows that the Skor McFlurry is the best McFlurry! :P
I like that one, but I find it a bit tooo rich! Oreo is such a classic 😎
@@2hearts1seoul Oreo supremacy 👑
Kyuho is looking buff! Sarah looks slim and fit. I came from a smallish city and moved to a rural area. I love it and wouldn't change it for anything. It didn't take time to adjust at all. I love nature and not hearing the bustling of people or seeing homeless on the daily. It has increased so much I can't stand going downtown. It's quite depressing. I prefer to be away from it all. If I could live in the Ozarks right now I would. The housing is reasonable there. However, I would be upside down if I moved at this juncture when housing prices are out of control. I would love it if a family member left me with a piece of farmland. I would take it in a heartbeat if my sibling didn't have the interest. It's commodity that you just can't beat and in the long run is lucrative. I say this because land will always hold value.
Thank you! We’ve been trying to be more consistent working out, anyway 😅
There are people who inherit land in rural areas and choose not to live there, but they sometimes ‘rent out’ some of it as farmland for those living there who want to farm it. That’s probably what we would do in that situation :)
@@2hearts1seoul I have heard of that before and I think it's a wonderful idea!
What happened to your channel's memberships. I received a notice that it has been pause.
Hello~! Thanks for point that out-I think we must’ve hit something by mistake, but it should be back up now ☺️
RUclips contacted me this morning. Otherwise I would not have noticed the change. It is back.
My bf wants to retire to the boonies but I don’t like the idea of being far away from stores and medical facilities. I want easy medical access when I’m an old fartknocker, thank you very much. Btw, the parks in Seoul are gorgeous. We could never have anything like that here in Austin, unfortunately. People here are dirty and disrespectful, and there would be garbage and drug needles everywhere in no time. I love the scenery, though, in your videos.
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First born gets everything is rather archaic. The rewards and responsibilities should be shared evenly. Otherwise, it causes a lot of friction amongst many family members. Needless to say, not all families are like Kyuho's family.
These days it’s definitely changing, but in those rural areas where that way is all the older generation has ever known, it’s still quite common.
Wait you did a livestream?
Yup! We announced it a few days before we did it :)
@@2hearts1seoul I’ve been working 7 days a week for over a month (I’m at work right now 😊) I’ll have to search for it when I get home to see IF I watched it and even if I did I’ll most likely watch again
@@paula2651 HOLY, that is intense! 😰 Really hope you get some much deserved downtime soon!
@@2hearts1seoul I get Wednesday off but I’m going in for a few hours to do some ordering and run the tag system 🤨
Wait, how often are the ice cream machines down at your McDonalds? They NEVER seem to be working here in US. 😭
Veryyyy rarely in our experience! Happens all the damn time in Canada too 🙄
"We got one of the old school buses"....That bus would be futuristic in Toronto, stuff here is so out dated.
I live in Sweden's second largest city, but I'm originally from a smaller town just outside (about 45 km away). I'm thinking about moving back seriously. Sweden has huge problems with integration and segregation because we have had and have lots of asylum seekers/immigrants. The gang criminals are increasing and I live in a "good" neighborhood but our car got burned down last week! And there was also a fire in our recycling room. I've also seen drug dealing and gang members meeting up just outside my building. Sweden is so far gone now that nowhere is safe from gang violence. But it's at least not as usual and "out there" in the smaller towns. I love the convenience here and above all, going to restaurants and stuff. But it's not worth my safety. So I'm done with big cities, at least in Sweden.
You have to wear a mask in the gym???
We still wear masks indoors in crowded places with little ventilation. It’s not required, but many people do here.