The team discuss some of the 요령(Yoh Ryeong) that they use day to day. Does it stem from laziness or efficiency? Time will tell, but if you know, you know.

Other Korean Words Used In This Episode:

1. 먼지(Meon Ji): Dust

2. 할머니(Hal Meo Ni): Grandma

3. 삐뚤어졌어(Bbi Ddool Eoh Jyeot Ssuh): It's Crooked

3. 엄마 (Eom Mah): Mom

4. 특징(Teuk Jing): Specific Trait/Distinct Characteristic

5. 통(Tohng): Container

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In this episode, the team ask themselves if they are aware of the prices of the goods they enjoy by asking the question, 얼마에요?(Eol Mah Ae Yo?). Are you overpaying? Underpaying? Ask yourself.

*Nothing mentioned on this episode should be taken as financial advice or advice in general. Live your life.

The team discuss some beverages one could try 대신(Dae Shin) an American beverage while also discussing the intricacies of pronunciation.

HOW YOU SAY IT MATTERS PEOPLE.

*Beverages Mentioned:

1. Milkis (밀키스)

2. Bacchus (박카스)

3. Bong Bong (봉봉)

4. Barley Tea (보리차)

5. Chilsung Cider (칠성 사이다)

6. Banana Milk (바나나 우유)

7. Oran-C (오란 씨)

The team discuss their gripes about activities that they are too 귀찮아(Gwi Chan Ah) to do. It's not that they're lazy... They're just efficient...

The team gets trendy and discusses the current Korean and American 대세(Dae Sae)s across a variety of topics.

Or is it all just influence...

The team explore both the KPOP and American music industries by discussing fandom. This episode was full of surprises, nostalgia, and discovery. 

In this episode, the team discuss some opinions that not everyone may agree with. The members come clean and 솔직히(Sol-Jik-Hee) discuss their thoughts...

In this episode, the team discuss and quiz each other on some Korean slang words. Although, no one in the group uses them on a daily basis, it is nice to know. You know... Just in case...

In this episode, the team discuss the difference in meaning and pronunciation of 잃어버려(Ireobeoryeo) and 잊어버려(Ijyeobeoryeo) as they openly confess to some of the things that slip their mind and lose. 

Root Words:

잊다: To forget 

잃다: To lose