It's too bad they fed her French fries and hot dogs as part of an American breakfast, rather than home fries and breakfast sausage. I mean, if you're going to do a thing, do it right.
I find it quite charming she feels like an 'English noble' using a knife and fork while I'm over here shoveling everything into my mouth with an extra plastic spork I got from KFC lol.
A spork is going to blow her mind. Eventually she is going to realize what the rest of us already know. A spork is a complete waste of plastic. They should call it a suck. It sucks as a fork and it sucks as a spoon.
I sometimes get weird looks at street stands and such because I usually carry a full set of cutlery in my backpack which I will use without remorse. Not even a camping or military set, but a heavy antique one I inherited from grandma which is older than she was.
She is not North Korean ..the accent was way different and North Korean was never put English word in their speak and most of them not even know any single English word ..all 100% purely Korean unlike South Korean and Japanese..like this girl his speak not purely Korean and the accent more like Busan accent ..they say she was North Korean probably to gain more viewers
@@MrRydoone Just because she said she defected doesn't mean it happened yesterday. She could have defected years ago and had time to assimilate South Korean habits. Just like I may have been born at night, but that doesn't mean it was last night.
When I didn't want to eat something my mom would say there are children in other countries that don't have food to eat and would love to have this. As a kid I rolled my eyes at her but she was right. I'm glad you were able to escape NK and are now able to enjoy your life.
The way things are going now, in 40 years Chinese parents will tell their children to finish their plates becase there are "starving" children in America. In the film "Crazy Rich Asians" that was actually a line that a Singapore millionaire told his daughters.
My mom would say that to me as well. I would always tell her "well feel free to mail it to them!" She never did tho so i guess we each didnt care about the starving kids on the other side of the planet..
It still amazes me that there is a country on this planet in 2021 that is like North Korea. I mean, having a dictator isn't anything new unfortunately - but the food shortages, never having an egg, not known milk was for anyone etc etc. Just mind blowing really. Hopefully one day soon, the people of North Korea will be free and able to see the wonders of the rest of the world and not through the lens of a dictatorship.
It's like they're still living in Russia in the 30s and 40s or China in the 50s and 60s. Really is incredible. No other country, even the communist regimes, even comes close.
@@suzannehartmann946 That's the Socialist "Planned Economy". Communists, Fascists, Socialists of all stripes did this, as it is specifically designed to create shortages on a whim. This is what Leftist politicians are trying to implement here.
@@min_ny721 Use your dictionary once in a while.: verb verb: use; 3rd person present: uses; past tense: used; past participle: used; gerund or present participle: using 1. take, hold, or deploy (something) as a means of accomplishing a purpose or achieving a result; employ The last one.
It's so easy to take things for granted. I had leftover slow cooked roast and fried some polenta this morning. Making pizza from scratch tonight, and thinking about just how much coordination it takes to get all the ingredients to my shelf so I can enjoy a pizza how I like... it boggles the mind and humbles the spirit.
@@MeanLaQueefa Yup. It's literally why Eisenhower signed the interstate highway act. In case anyone attacked America, we could get tanks and troops to the site quickly.
You're taking it for granted that these are really N. Koreans and not S. Koreans or Japanese making some money by stroking your American ego. You hear what you want to hear, so you just believe it no questions asked.
Her enthusiasm is so adorable. It makes me feel so good to see the joy on her face. I had a biscuit and gravy omelet this morning. With all the regional variety we have she is in for a lifetime of culinary adventure.
Wow. While watching this video, I thought about how my daily stesses are less stressful than I make them out to be. Living in the US, I take for granted many of these things. It is so eye-opening and refreshing to hear her speak so highly of a simple American breakfast, it blows my mind. I have been struggling financially lately as a college student living on my own, but I realize I still haven't missed a meal and I continue to eat well, I always manage to have gas in my car, my phone bill remains paid, I have wifi, electricity, water, and HVAC year round. I have nothing to complain or stress about.
I’d like to see her react to a southern American style breakfast with sausage gravy and biscuits I think she would appreciate the simplicity of it just being sausage grease and fat mixed with flour to make a white gravy
@@PatricenotPatrick I’m from the north, and we have biscuits and gravy here. 🥲🥲🥲 I’m not sure whom you’ve talked to from up here, but I’ll make it at least once a month in my home.
She said that North Koreans don't prepare fried eggs because they have no oil to cook them with (assuming they have access to eggs, of course). That just floored me.
Someone should hire her in a job where she talks a lot. I love how she’s comfortable saying everything that she’s thinking right now. I’ve watched some videos of North Korean people who don’t speak very much for whatever reason and it makes me think that they were raised to not speak much. She’s such a happy, confident and outspoken woman and I applaud her. I wish her nothing but the best.
Seriously, sit this lovely lady down & feed her every kind of food she's been deprived of. (I know this is not cultural, but still...) hug her. Love on her. And show her that we have a new appreciation for our food, our freedom and simple every day joys because of her. ❤️
Lmao. you think NK lack of food is NK government fault? US economic sanction on NK right to bear arms is causing famine and shortage of food. Why shouldn't NK allow to possessed Nukes. Their military machines is outdated so the economical choice is to developed an Equalizer to protect themselves from bully US. The fact that the US trade with communist China, Laos, Vietnam but not NK and Cuba is clear to see. Three communist country have plenty of food while two communist country starve. Western media like to blame the NK government for their population lack of food. But who is the one really blocking NK people right to have food on the table.
@@maolo76 Okay, then if China is right next-door they shouldn't have problems getting food from them correct, unless you are saying China does what the USA says lol
Have not seen a NK like here in any of your other interviews. So much enthusiasm and charm. This inspires me to live a better life and enjoy the bounty I have access to. Also, reminds me to never take even simple pleasures for granted.
When I see someone eat something delicious (and enjoy it!) or eat something they never have had access to before, I feel immense satisfaction in my soul. 🥰 This video reminds me of the J.R.R. Tolkien quote: "If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world." Eat on, sister! 😋
"American Breakfast" Shows photo of what would be considered a American style breakfast with pancakes and such. Offers poor woman a couple of fried eggs, toast, french fry's and a hot dog?
I spent my life west of the Mississippi and have never seen that breakfast in the states..only time i have seen that breakfast was when i ordered an "American Breakfast" at a restaurant in the Philippines...
@@MickeyMousePark you have never seen eggs bacon pancakes home fries served for breakfast? Do you know what the word “”diner” means? Have you ever heard of an IHOP or Denny’s? Never been to a truck stop? Mom never made a full breakfast at home? Do you even America?
@@lookoutforchris right, I’ve been to BFE USA eg the middle of Kansas with sub 1k pops and even they have a diner with “American Breakfasts”. No one I know calls it an American Breakfast.
Doesn't it hit the conscience so hard that there are people out there who esteem the things we consider mundane and common, stuff we take for granted - as the life of a noble.
These videos always make me want to cry. We take for granted the freedoms and the abundance that have been afforded us. Seeing this woman and others, hearing their words truly puts life in perspective.
Videos like this give a glimpse into the ever deteriorating state of North Korea. It’s sad how little their people have compared to how much their leader does.
I am so sorry you and so many people have starved/are currently starving. I am by no means even close to middle class wealth in America but I am still blessed to have access to food when I am hungry. Thank you for being so candid, your smile is infectious! ☺️
In western Canada, I'd call that a loggers breakfast, although it would have yet more meat, ham or sausage in addition to bacon and generally be a bigger serving. The goal was consuming as many calories as possible before a very hard day of work.
I think the traditional American breakfast has that same background from times when people all across the U.S. did more physical labor. They got the general idea with that plate but almost everything on there would take a different form and there would be more of it. But, honestly, many families just grab some type of sugary processed crap in the morning because they either can't make time or can't be bothered to.
In the US, we call that a lumberjack breakfast, which consists of eggs, bacon, sausage, homefries, pancakes, and toast. Don't even need to eat another meal till dinner with that kind of breakfast.
I usually eat a breakfast like that on a summer Saturday morning before starting the yard work. I can easily start at 9am and finish about 5pm. It exhausting but the fuel is necessary.
Also a Canadian here. If you’re ever passing through Golden, BC, I strongly recommend stopping at the Big Bend Cafe. That was one of the best breakfast meals I can remember eating. You can also find their menu online.
Bless her, so much we take for granted I'm sad for North Koreans and all living in this way. I'm certainly more grateful for my food, and the self awareness I'm happy for.
I wonder if they're taught this because if potatoes are stored improperly, or are old and start to sprout, the peel (or any green parts) do have a bit of toxin in them?
Seeing these kind of videos makes me happy. There’s a lot of joy in her face seeing her try different types of food. It also reminds me as Americans we do take so much for granted.
It would be fun to see her reaction to a real southern breakfast which would include grits, hash browns, home fries, and/or sausage gravy and biscuits.
I, too, am deeply touched by the softness of croissants 🥐 ❤️ What a beautiful reaction, she is has such a positive attitude and is so interesting to listen too! You can just tell she has a heart of gold~
Knives & Forks are nice, tho tbh I like how useful Chopsticks are ^^ Very good with cooking or picking hot food in a pot or pan delicately, without poking it
I like how she called them out like "why are you asking what I ate if I already told you I starved?", she must be so done of hearing that and having to remember how she had nothing to eat :(
She really teaches us a lot about gratitude. She is thankful and appreciative of every single bite she takes. May God continue to bless you and may you continue to prosper in your new country and new life ❤!
Omg, that is so true! When I was young and we lived overseas on an army base, we would crave Korea food, and we had to make due with what we had. So we would fry bacon but eat it like pork belly. I'm so glad I'm now in a place Korean food is so widely available, it's not the same as Korea butt it's so much better than not having at all!
She should speak at some High schools and Universities about how wonderful Socialism/Communism is. Maybe all the "cool kids" wearing Che Guevara t-shirts might actually learn something.
me: I just enjoy seeing North Koreans eat well. Also me: Seeing any Korean enjoy American food after I've gotten to eat so much Korean food. Ah, balance.
Always good to hear from the Hermit Kingdom people. Find someone that knows how to make a properly formatted and watchable video so you can surpass a million views. Good Luck and God Bless.
Would love to see her try some local breakfast favorites. Shrimp and grits, grouper and grits, chicken and waffles, Edisto skillet(blue crab meat, shrimp, scallops, peppers, onions, and patch potatoes), and even though some people might not consider it breakfast( I do though) lobster BLT
Your videos are delightful and shocking. It makes me feel so hoppy to see you enjoy the food that we take for granted. And, your video about American people made me cry. You are a lovely, unspoiled, adorable young lady. I know you will have a wonderful life. Welcome to the USA, little sister!
I love watching this woman speak about her experiences, lessons she's learnt and what the world has taught her since escaping North Korea. She'd be a nice friend to go to brunch with, or drinks and karaoke!
An actual American adult breakfast is more like coffee and some toast, or maybe a muffin/scone/pastry/etc. For me it's just coffee. I never eat a traditional breakfast except on weekends. Of course all of this varies by individual taste, region, etc.
I went thru a kick where I made eggs daily with sausage and a slice of fry bread, but... I can do it with my job since I set my start time (a luxury few have and that I am grateful for). However, it just gets to be too much. Too much work, too many calories. Best keep to a good oatmeal. Cheaper and easier, I think.
I hope she realizes that not every American eats this for breakfast. In my family, this is breakfast on special occasions, maybe a few times a year. As delicious as it looks , you need to have a defibrillator to go with it if you eat this daily.
I can imagine on the other side of the camera a whole line of Americans propping their elbows on a table, holding their faces up by their fists, just watching in amazement and pride at how revered she refers to this breakfast. ❤
She seems sweet so not to take anything away from her compelling story, but Americans don't eat hotdogs and fried potato wedges for breakfast. I never saw a breakfast like this until I came to Asia. I realize real sausage is hard to find here, but at least consult an American when you associate foods to Americans. Bonus shocker: we don't drink "americano" coffee either... That's a European drink!
That didn't look like a hot dog to me, just a large sausage and potato wedges (or some general form of potato) is a frequent occurrence in my breakfast. What she was eating looks almost identical to my weekend breakfasts when I have time for all the fixins lol. Just depends on what part of the US you're in.
It was so sad that her simple, modest wish of wanting to eat an egg on her birthday never came true in North Korea...😥
Yes it really puts things into perspective.
Wow and to think I take eggs for granted and eat them any time I want. 😶 yes definitely a new perspective
Even my dog eats egg's 😐
It's too bad they fed her French fries and hot dogs as part of an American breakfast, rather than home fries and breakfast sausage. I mean, if you're going to do a thing, do it right.
I feel so bad I wish that they'd given her more...
I find it quite charming she feels like an 'English noble' using a knife and fork while I'm over here shoveling everything into my mouth with an extra plastic spork I got from KFC lol.
They will learn harder to enter the new world
Livin the dream brother 😂
A spork is going to blow her mind. Eventually she is going to realize what the rest of us already know. A spork is a complete waste of plastic. They should call it a suck. It sucks as a fork and it sucks as a spoon.
I sometimes get weird looks at street stands and such because I usually carry a full set of cutlery in my backpack which I will use without remorse. Not even a camping or military set, but a heavy antique one I inherited from grandma which is older than she was.
Amen
I like her. Definitely has a good heart.
Not after that greasy food 😂
She is not North Korean ..the accent was way different and North Korean was never put English word in their speak and most of them not even know any single English word ..all 100% purely Korean unlike South Korean and Japanese..like this girl his speak not purely Korean and the accent more like Busan accent ..they say she was North Korean probably to gain more viewers
@@MrRydoone Just because she said she defected doesn't mean it happened yesterday. She could have defected years ago and had time to assimilate South Korean habits. Just like I may have been born at night, but that doesn't mean it was last night.
@@scottcrosby-art5490 LMAO
She is perfect.
When I didn't want to eat something my mom would say there are children in other countries that don't have food to eat and would love to have this. As a kid I rolled my eyes at her but she was right. I'm glad you were able to escape NK and are now able to enjoy your life.
This is what I tell my nieces and nephews and if they want proof I'll find a documentary for them......
The way things are going now, in 40 years Chinese parents will tell their children to finish their plates becase there are "starving" children in America.
In the film "Crazy Rich Asians" that was actually a line that a Singapore millionaire told his daughters.
@@keldonmcfarland2969 That thought scares the hell out of me.
@@keldonmcfarland2969 Americans already can tell their kids that... I'm American and I do... because it's true. A sad truth
My mom would say that to me as well. I would always tell her "well feel free to mail it to them!" She never did tho so i guess we each didnt care about the starving kids on the other side of the planet..
It still amazes me that there is a country on this planet in 2021 that is like North Korea. I mean, having a dictator isn't anything new unfortunately - but the food shortages, never having an egg, not known milk was for anyone etc etc. Just mind blowing really. Hopefully one day soon, the people of North Korea will be free and able to see the wonders of the rest of the world and not through the lens of a dictatorship.
It's like they're still living in Russia in the 30s and 40s or China in the 50s and 60s. Really is incredible. No other country, even the communist regimes, even comes close.
@@TomorrowWeLive seems like Xi Jinping is trying to recreate the Chinese glory days of the 50s and 60s so don't worry...
Yep and we have people in the west complaining about their first world problems.
And unfortunately just like Russia and Chine the food shortages are artificially induced to control the population.
@@suzannehartmann946 That's the Socialist "Planned Economy". Communists, Fascists, Socialists of all stripes did this, as it is specifically designed to create shortages on a whim. This is what Leftist politicians are trying to implement here.
She'll survive here in the US with that kind of personality. I Like her energy👍
psssst she lives in Australia lol
@@user-vm3hz9vf8e So she went from a dictatorship to dictatorship lite. I feel sorry for her
@@user-vm3hz9vf8e US is not Australia jokes on you
@@Kuuk200 You said she'll survive here in the US. She doesn't live here in the US. She lives in Australia.....
She's hilarious, and has so much personality! I hope you will use her again!
Use? She aint an object
@@min_ny721 Use your dictionary once in a while.:
verb
verb: use; 3rd person present: uses; past tense: used; past participle: used; gerund or present participle: using
1.
take, hold, or deploy (something) as a means of accomplishing a purpose or achieving a result; employ
The last one.
@@Teewriter Ah, okay?
@@min_ny721 why do people have to be offended by every little thing? Isn't it exhausting?
She is so pretty and has a kind heart. I hope she gets to eat all the eggs and sausage she wants :)
This woman is one of my favorites on this channel. She just seems like a kind soul. I'm always smiling when I watch her.
its so touching seeing someone appreciate what we take for granted.
The things we take for granted….😖😩😭 Breaks my heart that there’s an entire country of children who’ve never had a proper meal….
My goodness she was delightful. Her enthusiasm made me smile the entire interview.
Again, Dimple reminding me how much I have to be grateful for. Thank you!
AMEN
It's so easy to take things for granted. I had leftover slow cooked roast and fried some polenta this morning. Making pizza from scratch tonight, and thinking about just how much coordination it takes to get all the ingredients to my shelf so I can enjoy a pizza how I like... it boggles the mind and humbles the spirit.
Logistics is the unsung hero of a stable society and winning wars
@@MeanLaQueefa Yup. It's literally why Eisenhower signed the interstate highway act. In case anyone attacked America, we could get tanks and troops to the site quickly.
You're taking it for granted that these are really N. Koreans and not S. Koreans or Japanese making some money by stroking your American ego. You hear what you want to hear, so you just believe it no questions asked.
@@Sonofspam64 ??
@@FuhzyLiquids don’t mind them, it’s some high and mighty woke shit talk
Her enthusiasm is so adorable. It makes me feel so good to see the joy on her face.
I had a biscuit and gravy omelet this morning. With all the regional variety we have she is in for a lifetime of culinary adventure.
Glad she's here. I wish American people had 1000th percent of her knowledge and appreciate our blessings.
Wow. While watching this video, I thought about how my daily stesses are less stressful than I make them out to be. Living in the US, I take for granted many of these things. It is so eye-opening and refreshing to hear her speak so highly of a simple American breakfast, it blows my mind. I have been struggling financially lately as a college student living on my own, but I realize I still haven't missed a meal and I continue to eat well, I always manage to have gas in my car, my phone bill remains paid, I have wifi, electricity, water, and HVAC year round. I have nothing to complain or stress about.
I’d like to see her react to a southern American style breakfast with sausage gravy and biscuits I think she would appreciate the simplicity of it just being sausage grease and fat mixed with flour to make a white gravy
My thoughts exactly..
🤤 mmm,my favorite. Oh, and some grits.
Oh yes! I never know how to explain biscuits and gravy to northern people. I think they think we mean like brown gravy from thanksgiving 😰
The richness alone would send her to the hospital.
@@PatricenotPatrick I’m from the north, and we have biscuits and gravy here. 🥲🥲🥲 I’m not sure whom you’ve talked to from up here, but I’ll make it at least once a month in my home.
So precious. Who could resist providing nourishing breakfasts to youngsters and and young adults? I enjoyed her savoring each bite and her freedom!
I LOVE HER!!! We need more of her! Her story makes me sad but she is such a light. Bless her
What's no to love? I'd love to have her as a neighbor.
She said that North Koreans don't prepare fried eggs because they have no oil to cook them with (assuming they have access to eggs, of course).
That just floored me.
Anything sad or horrible about life in North Korea doesn't shock me.
You are noble! You've traveled far and sampled a variety of cultures. And still humble to value a hearty breakfast
I love how she wasn’t shying from the food😆 she was taking good sized bites👌🏽👌🏽
With food as good as that?
You bet your life.
I really like her. Her joy and enthusiasm actually brought tears to my eyes.
I hope her relatives can enjoy bacon.
i just feel great for these people they escaped north Korea and are enjoying life now.
I'm so happy for her. I wish her a happy free life here in America.
Please Please please have this chick on more often. Absolutely love her personality and energy 💕!!!!
I can tell she has a kind and gentle heart by the way she speaks. Her strength and resilience show clearly as well. :D
It does my heart good to see you enjoy some things in life and the free world. Such a beautiful woman!
I love the enthusiasm with how she talks! I think it's a reflection of her.😄 she makes me smile.
It's awesome.. she is enjoying this.. so glad she defected.. I wish her a happy and fulfilling life.
Someone should hire her in a job where she talks a lot. I love how she’s comfortable saying everything that she’s thinking right now. I’ve watched some videos of North Korean people who don’t speak very much for whatever reason and it makes me think that they were raised to not speak much. She’s such a happy, confident and outspoken woman and I applaud her. I wish her nothing but the best.
Probably from fear of getting incarcerated.
Seriously, sit this lovely lady down & feed her every kind of food she's been deprived of. (I know this is not cultural, but still...) hug her. Love on her. And show her that we have a new appreciation for our food, our freedom and simple every day joys because of her. ❤️
Lmao. you think NK lack of food is NK government fault? US economic sanction on NK right to bear arms is causing famine and shortage of food. Why shouldn't NK allow to possessed Nukes. Their military machines is outdated so the economical choice is to developed an Equalizer to protect themselves from bully US. The fact that the US trade with communist China, Laos, Vietnam but not NK and Cuba is clear to see. Three communist country have plenty of food while two communist country starve. Western media like to blame the NK government for their population lack of food. But who is the one really blocking NK people right to have food on the table.
@@maolo76 Okay, then if China is right next-door they shouldn't have problems getting food from them correct, unless you are saying China does what the USA says lol
She'll be one very happy clam on the spot.
Have not seen a NK like here in any of your other interviews. So much enthusiasm and charm. This inspires me to live a better life and enjoy the bounty I have access to. Also, reminds me to never take even simple pleasures for granted.
She is simply delightful. I hope she never loses her joy for the simple things.
I am so happy you made it out!
When I see someone eat something delicious (and enjoy it!) or eat something they never have had access to before, I feel immense satisfaction in my soul. 🥰 This video reminds me of the J.R.R. Tolkien quote: "If more of us valued food and cheer and song above hoarded gold, it would be a merrier world." Eat on, sister! 😋
"American Breakfast"
Shows photo of what would be considered a American style breakfast with pancakes and such.
Offers poor woman a couple of fried eggs, toast, french fry's and a hot dog?
I spent my life west of the Mississippi and have never seen that breakfast in the states..only time i have seen that breakfast was when i ordered an "American Breakfast" at a restaurant in the Philippines...
First 2 items were ok but it was downhill from there 🤣
@@MickeyMousePark you have never seen eggs bacon pancakes home fries served for breakfast? Do you know what the word “”diner” means? Have you ever heard of an IHOP or Denny’s? Never been to a truck stop? Mom never made a full breakfast at home? Do you even America?
@@lookoutforchris right, I’ve been to BFE USA eg the middle of Kansas with sub 1k pops and even they have a diner with “American Breakfasts”. No one I know calls it an American Breakfast.
Bites into the food like a proper American.... She's wonderful
Wow, we are so blessed in America and don't even realize it until you watch something like this.
How true that is.
Doesn't it hit the conscience so hard that there are people out there who esteem the things we consider mundane and common, stuff we take for granted - as the life of a noble.
That was so much fun to watch. I love seeing people enjoy new foods. ❤️
What a sweet lady. Just being around her, even with the language barrier, she would brighten your day.
I really like her! She seems like such a great person! I’m so glad she enjoyed her breakfast 🥞🍳🧇☕️
This breaks my heart honestly 💔 I just love her 🤗
This made me smile her excitement was so cute
These videos always make me want to cry. We take for granted the freedoms and the abundance that have been afforded us. Seeing this woman and others, hearing their words truly puts life in perspective.
She is so sweet! I felt good knowing she ate a hearty breakfast! I also love that she spent time in Australia, where I am from! I hope she likes us!
BLESS her! Give her tons of food as she was deprived. Let her eat and taste the foods of the world. xoxo
Yay!! I absolutely *LOVE* when you have Aoji Unnie on your channel!!
She is so adorable and has such a fun, spunky personality!😁💖👍
Beauty is only skin deep but you young lady are PEOPLE of top quality. So glad you now know freedom.
Videos like this give a glimpse into the ever deteriorating state of North Korea. It’s sad how little their people have compared to how much their leader does.
I am so sorry you and so many people have starved/are currently starving. I am by no means even close to middle class wealth in America but I am still blessed to have access to food when I am hungry. Thank you for being so candid, your smile is infectious! ☺️
In western Canada, I'd call that a loggers breakfast, although it would have yet more meat, ham or sausage in addition to bacon and generally be a bigger serving. The goal was consuming as many calories as possible before a very hard day of work.
Just watched Monty Python's, Im A Luberjack again today.
You're ok pal.
You and your dear mama.
I think the traditional American breakfast has that same background from times when people all across the U.S. did more physical labor. They got the general idea with that plate but almost everything on there would take a different form and there would be more of it. But, honestly, many families just grab some type of sugary processed crap in the morning because they either can't make time or can't be bothered to.
In the US, we call that a lumberjack breakfast, which consists of eggs, bacon, sausage, homefries, pancakes, and toast. Don't even need to eat another meal till dinner with that kind of breakfast.
I usually eat a breakfast like that on a summer Saturday morning before starting the yard work. I can easily start at 9am and finish about 5pm. It exhausting but the fuel is necessary.
Also a Canadian here. If you’re ever passing through Golden, BC, I strongly recommend stopping at the Big Bend Cafe. That was one of the best breakfast meals I can remember eating. You can also find their menu online.
She is so fun to listen to.
Watching this reminds me of how good I had it growing up, even though I was poor (by American standards).
She is so full of spirit :)
Bless her, so much we take for granted I'm sad for North Koreans and all living in this way. I'm certainly more grateful for my food, and the self awareness I'm happy for.
This is somehow so wholesome. And also now I'm hungry.
The peel of the potato actually has more flavor and vitamins than the rest of the potato lol. Loved the reaction keep it up 👍
I wonder if they're taught this because if potatoes are stored improperly, or are old and start to sprout, the peel (or any green parts) do have a bit of toxin in them?
@@sb1363 Yeah I was always taught not to eat the green ones.
Seeing these kind of videos makes me happy. There’s a lot of joy in her face seeing her try different types of food. It also reminds me as Americans we do take so much for granted.
It would be fun to see her reaction to a real southern breakfast which would include grits, hash browns, home fries, and/or sausage gravy and biscuits.
She is such a sweetheart. Just glad she is free
This was wonderful. Love this woman. I would want to be her friend. She tells it straight up!
You can tell this woman loves to talk 😂 Her personality is great
At least she's free to talk now.
I, too, am deeply touched by the softness of croissants 🥐 ❤️
What a beautiful reaction, she is has such a positive attitude and is so interesting to listen too! You can just tell she has a heart of gold~
Knives & Forks are nice, tho tbh I like how useful Chopsticks are ^^
Very good with cooking or picking hot food in a pot or pan delicately, without poking it
I like how she called them out like "why are you asking what I ate if I already told you I starved?", she must be so done of hearing that and having to remember how she had nothing to eat :(
This was literally my breakfast this morning, though the pork was lesser quality. Nailed it.
She really teaches us a lot about gratitude. She is thankful and appreciative of every single bite she takes. May God continue to bless you and may you continue to prosper in your new country and new life ❤!
Amazing that what we take for granted in the West is like hitting the lotto in NoKo.
I just absolutely love her! She's so sweet 😊
i'd love to see a child defector try this breakfast on your great show...
You and me both.
This video alone is worthy of Go many awards and accolades.
It's so compelling and moving!!
She has my heart!!❤️🔥
Omg, that is so true! When I was young and we lived overseas on an army base, we would crave Korea food, and we had to make due with what we had. So we would fry bacon but eat it like pork belly. I'm so glad I'm now in a place Korean food is so widely available, it's not the same as Korea butt it's so much better than not having at all!
Very true.
It's like I always say"
A little bit of something is better than a whole lot of nothing.
You have my full blessing to quote me on that.
I love her.. she's so genuine. I would love to meet one of these people for real in real life....
She should speak at some High schools and Universities about how wonderful Socialism/Communism is. Maybe all the "cool kids" wearing Che Guevara t-shirts might actually learn something.
So very genuine and honest. Love her excited personality.
Buttermilk pancakes with 100% real maple syrup and warmed butter with eggs and bacon or sausage links is a bit more traditional in the U.S.
genuine energy is hard to find...bless her
me: I just enjoy seeing North Koreans eat well.
Also me: Seeing any Korean enjoy American food after I've gotten to eat so much Korean food. Ah, balance.
Always good to hear from the Hermit Kingdom people. Find someone that knows how to make a properly formatted and watchable video so you can surpass a million views. Good Luck and God Bless.
Would love to see her try some local breakfast favorites. Shrimp and grits, grouper and grits, chicken and waffles, Edisto skillet(blue crab meat, shrimp, scallops, peppers, onions, and patch potatoes), and even though some people might not consider it breakfast( I do though) lobster BLT
Im curious how shed react to biscuits and gravy.
Your videos are delightful and shocking. It makes me feel so hoppy to see you enjoy the food that we take for granted. And, your video about American people made me cry. You are a lovely, unspoiled, adorable young lady. I know you will have a wonderful life. Welcome to the USA, little sister!
I would love to cook New Mexican food for her... Though I don't know how resistant to spicy food she is...
I love watching this woman speak about her experiences, lessons she's learnt and what the world has taught her since escaping North Korea.
She'd be a nice friend to go to brunch with, or drinks and karaoke!
I wish more Americans appreciated what we have. I'm astounded that so many are pushing us toward the life she risked everything to escape.
@John Barber lmao these people are always in the comments complaining about "muh freedom" but can't list a single thing that has been taken from them.
Love her enthusiasm!
An actual American adult breakfast is more like coffee and some toast, or maybe a muffin/scone/pastry/etc. For me it's just coffee. I never eat a traditional breakfast except on weekends. Of course all of this varies by individual taste, region, etc.
I went thru a kick where I made eggs daily with sausage and a slice of fry bread, but... I can do it with my job since I set my start time (a luxury few have and that I am grateful for). However, it just gets to be too much. Too much work, too many calories. Best keep to a good oatmeal. Cheaper and easier, I think.
You’re so charming! I am very glad you came to the US to live with us. ❤️💝🍠🎉
I hope she realizes that not every American eats this for breakfast. In my family, this is breakfast on special occasions, maybe a few times a year. As delicious as it looks , you need to have a defibrillator to go with it if you eat this daily.
What a beautiful lady with such a warm smile and winning personality. I hope she enjoys all the good the west has to offer for ever and ever 😊
I'm glad she enjoyed WHATEVER that was because it does NOT look like a U.S. breakfast and if it is it looks like a very sad version of it.
I can imagine on the other side of the camera a whole line of Americans propping their elbows on a table, holding their faces up by their fists, just watching in amazement and pride at how revered she refers to this breakfast. ❤
This is about as American as Western Fried Rice.
it was satisfying to see her put the whole butter bread in her mouth lol she looked so happy. it was nice to watch her eating and enjoying the food.
She seems sweet so not to take anything away from her compelling story, but Americans don't eat hotdogs and fried potato wedges for breakfast. I never saw a breakfast like this until I came to Asia. I realize real sausage is hard to find here, but at least consult an American when you associate foods to Americans. Bonus shocker: we don't drink "americano" coffee either... That's a European drink!
That didn't look like a hot dog to me, just a large sausage and potato wedges (or some general form of potato) is a frequent occurrence in my breakfast. What she was eating looks almost identical to my weekend breakfasts when I have time for all the fixins lol. Just depends on what part of the US you're in.
This is so wholesome that it actually made me teary-eyed.
That is NOT an American breakfast
I like listening to her stories. It makes me appreciate the things we normally take for granted.