I watch that too

He started taking more than one kimchi now tho-😭

You mean geazari i looove him i even sub him 😭🤍

The beef between him and kimchi stopped @@lotus_ouo

I THOUGHT IT WAS THE SAME GUY AND HE GRADUATED 😭😭😭

Least ignorant American:

More food than that was at my high-school it was sad our school almost got shut down because the lunches were that bad the breakfast was good asf though breakfast burrito toasted or they had breakfast sandwiches that was it but it was breakfast anyways 😂

I just finnished playing Little Nightmares and decided to go to UKposts and this pop up in my shorts

@@proman9289little nightmares is legit me and my kids love that series and looking forward to part 3.

This is why Koreans are skinny, healthy, and live longer.

well no shit, your lunch is free. that's why.

​@@GamingNoobpro-dp3iq lol how dyk his lunch is free? idk about him but my school food IS NOT free, we must paid for everything we buy there.. nothings free on my canteen school so don't talk anything if you don't know anything abt other country

Our school don't even get us a bread

@@kindlywill56Same

Same,I TOTALLY LOVE IT

Average American when their plate doesn’t have 3 portions of everything

​@mrhamisgood1 there's a lot of food just like one bite of 7 or 8 things just a weird way to eat I guess

You would litterly hate working in korea. If you think that corperations own their workers in America, Korea is 10x worse. Koreans work way longer hours than Americans and basically live breathe and eat for the company they work at. Korea is a dystopia that only looks aesthetic from the outside.

It's not an office it's an university.

​@@lealacey2895it's not an university it's a buffet

@@2ndguywithmoustache962it is cafeteria in university ㅋㅋ 이화여자대학교 학생식당이에요

@@myfluffydandelion 어느 대학교 구내식당도 아니고

THAT'S LITERALLY WHAT I JUST SAID TO MY FRIENDS, now i realise how different are some food habits in other countries (i'm argentinian)

The Best Life There Is So the Word became human and made his home among us. He was full of unfailing love and faithfulness. And we have seen his glory, the glory of the Father’s one and only Son. -John 1:14 When we revisit the Christmas story, the problem is that we can become so familiar with it that we become indifferent toward it. In time, new things become old things. And Christmas can become an old story for us. But let’s not miss the entire point of Christmas. The story doesn’t really start in Bethlehem; it starts long before, in another time and place. The time was eternity, and the place was Heaven. Before there was a planet called Earth, before there were Adam and Eve who ate forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden and brought the curse of sin upon humanity, a decision was made in Heaven. The decision was that God would have to become a man and die on our behalf. John 1:14 says, “So the Word became human and made his home among us. He was full of unfailing love and faithfulness. And we have seen his glory, the glory of the Father’s one and only Son” And Revelation 13:8 describes Him as “the Lamb who was slaughtered before the world was made” God had His own timetable. Galatians 4:4-5 tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” That is what we celebrate at Christmas: that God sent His Son to this earth. Jesus was God in human form, Immanuel. It’s a magnificent story. From a literary standpoint alone, these words touch us deeply. But this is more than just great literature. This is the truth about how God came to Earth. Specifically, Jesus came to a little village called Bethlehem. The Scriptures foretold His birth, saying, “But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah, are only a small village among all the people of Judah. Yet a ruler of Israel, whose origins are in the distant past, will come from you on my behalf” (Micah 5:2) Because Joseph and Mary were of the lineage of King David, they went back to David’s boyhood home. God moved human events to accomplish His purposes. He moved Caesar Augustus to declare a census, which brought Joseph and Mary from their hometown of Nazareth to the village of Bethlehem. Things also were in place around the globe. At this point historically, all the nations of the world had been united under one system of imperial government. Rome had bludgeoned the world into submission, vanquishing its enemies. With the absence of conflict, people concentrated on literature, philosophy, art, and religion. They were probing and searching. It was as though something was in the air and it was. The time was just right. God was sending His Son. Jesus came to bring us the meaning and purpose of life. In fact, He said, “My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life” (John 10:10). Medical science seeks to add years to our lives, but only Jesus Christ can add life to our years.

Literally me

Frrr

I’d come back for seconds IN SECONDS

Stop the cap. Everything on that plate looks nasty.

​@@LeopardGeckoProjectlike you I dont care about hate

⁠@@LeopardGeckoProjectwdym nasty are u even Asian 💀 it’s delicious wtf-

Said no one ever

@@LeopardGeckoProject bro you dont know how nasty my school food really is this looks so delicious compared to school food fr

Malaysia 🇲🇾

India 🇮🇳

Thailand🇹🇭

Bro same!! Except they served me a raw burger with cold cheese😭😭

its called a womens university because women founded it

​@@NotLysenope

@@Blue_3987 so then why is called a womens unversity

@@NotLyse because it is exclusively attended by women, the youtuber here is a member of staff or with an outsider pass

@@NotLyse doughnut its called that because its a exclusively female university, not a mixed gender one like normal ones

huh? That's a normal amount of food for one meal

Тжгэфэ

@@petsparadise101no it’s not 😂

😢😢😢😢😢😢yguheuhhzu😢😢😢😢😢

​@@petsparadise101 this is not a meal it's an appetizer😭, my little brother will eat more than this (he's 5)

Stolen

Gaezari

Dude, the color of pudding in dining halls in Türkiye is transparent white.

The Best Life There Is So the Word became human and made his home among us. He was full of unfailing love and faithfulness. And we have seen his glory, the glory of the Father’s one and only Son. -John 1:14 When we revisit the Christmas story, the problem is that we can become so familiar with it that we become indifferent toward it. In time, new things become old things. And Christmas can become an old story for us. But let’s not miss the entire point of Christmas. The story doesn’t really start in Bethlehem; it starts long before, in another time and place. The time was eternity, and the place was Heaven. Before there was a planet called Earth, before there were Adam and Eve who ate forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden and brought the curse of sin upon humanity, a decision was made in Heaven. The decision was that God would have to become a man and die on our behalf. John 1:14 says, “So the Word became human and made his home among us. He was full of unfailing love and faithfulness. And we have seen his glory, the glory of the Father’s one and only Son” And Revelation 13:8 describes Him as “the Lamb who was slaughtered before the world was made” God had His own timetable. Galatians 4:4-5 tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” That is what we celebrate at Christmas: that God sent His Son to this earth. Jesus was God in human form, Immanuel. It’s a magnificent story. From a literary standpoint alone, these words touch us deeply. But this is more than just great literature. This is the truth about how God came to Earth. Specifically, Jesus came to a little village called Bethlehem. The Scriptures foretold His birth, saying, “But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah, are only a small village among all the people of Judah. Yet a ruler of Israel, whose origins are in the distant past, will come from you on my behalf” (Micah 5:2) Because Joseph and Mary were of the lineage of King David, they went back to David’s boyhood home. God moved human events to accomplish His purposes. He moved Caesar Augustus to declare a census, which brought Joseph and Mary from their hometown of Nazareth to the village of Bethlehem. Things also were in place around the globe. At this point historically, all the nations of the world had been united under one system of imperial government. Rome had bludgeoned the world into submission, vanquishing its enemies. With the absence of conflict, people concentrated on literature, philosophy, art, and religion. They were probing and searching. It was as though something was in the air and it was. The time was just right. God was sending His Son. Jesus came to bring us the meaning and purpose of life. In fact, He said, “My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life” (John 10:10). Medical science seeks to add years to our lives, but only Jesus Christ can add life to our years.

The Best Life There Is So the Word became human and made his home among us. He was full of unfailing love and faithfulness. And we have seen his glory, the glory of the Father’s one and only Son. -John 1:14 When we revisit the Christmas story, the problem is that we can become so familiar with it that we become indifferent toward it. In time, new things become old things. And Christmas can become an old story for us. But let’s not miss the entire point of Christmas. The story doesn’t really start in Bethlehem; it starts long before, in another time and place. The time was eternity, and the place was Heaven. Before there was a planet called Earth, before there were Adam and Eve who ate forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden and brought the curse of sin upon humanity, a decision was made in Heaven. The decision was that God would have to become a man and die on our behalf. John 1:14 says, “So the Word became human and made his home among us. He was full of unfailing love and faithfulness. And we have seen his glory, the glory of the Father’s one and only Son” And Revelation 13:8 describes Him as “the Lamb who was slaughtered before the world was made” God had His own timetable. Galatians 4:4-5 tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” That is what we celebrate at Christmas: that God sent His Son to this earth. Jesus was God in human form, Immanuel. It’s a magnificent story. From a literary standpoint alone, these words touch us deeply. But this is more than just great literature. This is the truth about how God came to Earth. Specifically, Jesus came to a little village called Bethlehem. The Scriptures foretold His birth, saying, “But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah, are only a small village among all the people of Judah. Yet a ruler of Israel, whose origins are in the distant past, will come from you on my behalf” (Micah 5:2) Because Joseph and Mary were of the lineage of King David, they went back to David’s boyhood home. God moved human events to accomplish His purposes. He moved Caesar Augustus to declare a census, which brought Joseph and Mary from their hometown of Nazareth to the village of Bethlehem. Things also were in place around the globe. At this point historically, all the nations of the world had been united under one system of imperial government. Rome had bludgeoned the world into submission, vanquishing its enemies. With the absence of conflict, people concentrated on literature, philosophy, art, and religion. They were probing and searching. It was as though something was in the air and it was. The time was just right. God was sending His Son. Jesus came to bring us the meaning and purpose of life. In fact, He said, “My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life” (John 10:10). Medical science seeks to add years to our lives, but only Jesus Christ can add life to our years.

Most of the large universities in the US will have comparable if not better food. Look up UCLA's dining halls they have amazing food in their dining halls.

He’s in a university, for a fact I know americans are treated good there.

日本にもあります

Tbh not

I think what you're not understanding is how you have to pay for the food. You're in america, that's why you get a piece of bread bro.

@@GamingNoobpro-dp3iq bro you're right

Bro. I wish I had school lunch 😩 😂😊

ME TOO

@@thegamerxd290u have to pay for lunch everywhere, lunch ain’t free. I’m from America

@@L-0-gsome schools they are free, because the government pays for it. but that’s usually charter schools. currently my school, the lunch is free (horrible but free), but a couple years ago it wasn’t free. so it’s usually mixed

Same

it has a very light and soft gelatinous texture because it's jelly. the flavor is pretty plain and very neutral tasting without any strong flavors. it's slightly towards the savory side but for me personally, I don't really get anything out of it besides soft texture of the jelly

As a Korean, I think it is very delicious, but foreigners will say it is not delicious.

not sweet, and commonly eat it with soy sauce

Flavor of the sauce you eat it with

it’s usually better to eat with sauce because it tastes plain, it is eaten more for the texture than the taste

You need to realize not every place is the same, the internet is romanticizing Korea but Koreas just any normal country with a very high SA count I’m assuming don’t get tricked by these UKpostsrs (no shade) who obviously go to good places

respectfully, this isnt exactly a school. its a university.

​@@Claire._Hwang🤓

@@soupingg mb, sorry.

school in korea is 15 hours long

Jhuthii

куда ещё лучше 😭

Same with mine

That doesn’t even look good

@@Jfhejjdshxhs nah, it looks great, stop being a contrarian for attention

@@hairlessgrizzly559 acorn jello… that looks like literal shit. Im not looking for attention i call things for what they are.

@@Jfhejjdshxhs wow so cool and different 😐 What a loser lol

@@Jfhejjdshxhs you need to try it first also bro America, food in schools /: A FLIPPING MID BISCUT AND SMALL JUICE

NonstoP DiCO 🎄🎁

他人发不出你的呢发怒飞机场减肥🤤🤤🤤

My 2 week expired milk for lunch:☠️

Brother countries 🎉

From elementary school to high school : free lunch University : cheap lunch.

Dont

@@stablequasoar don't what

The Best Life There Is So the Word became human and made his home among us. He was full of unfailing love and faithfulness. And we have seen his glory, the glory of the Father’s one and only Son. -John 1:14 When we revisit the Christmas story, the problem is that we can become so familiar with it that we become indifferent toward it. In time, new things become old things. And Christmas can become an old story for us. But let’s not miss the entire point of Christmas. The story doesn’t really start in Bethlehem; it starts long before, in another time and place. The time was eternity, and the place was Heaven. Before there was a planet called Earth, before there were Adam and Eve who ate forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden and brought the curse of sin upon humanity, a decision was made in Heaven. The decision was that God would have to become a man and die on our behalf. John 1:14 says, “So the Word became human and made his home among us. He was full of unfailing love and faithfulness. And we have seen his glory, the glory of the Father’s one and only Son” And Revelation 13:8 describes Him as “the Lamb who was slaughtered before the world was made” God had His own timetable. Galatians 4:4-5 tells us, “But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law. God sent him to buy freedom for us who were slaves to the law, so that he could adopt us as his very own children” That is what we celebrate at Christmas: that God sent His Son to this earth. Jesus was God in human form, Immanuel. It’s a magnificent story. From a literary standpoint alone, these words touch us deeply. But this is more than just great literature. This is the truth about how God came to Earth. Specifically, Jesus came to a little village called Bethlehem. The Scriptures foretold His birth, saying, “But you, O Bethlehem Ephrathah, are only a small village among all the people of Judah. Yet a ruler of Israel, whose origins are in the distant past, will come from you on my behalf” (Micah 5:2) Because Joseph and Mary were of the lineage of King David, they went back to David’s boyhood home. God moved human events to accomplish His purposes. He moved Caesar Augustus to declare a census, which brought Joseph and Mary from their hometown of Nazareth to the village of Bethlehem. Things also were in place around the globe. At this point historically, all the nations of the world had been united under one system of imperial government. Rome had bludgeoned the world into submission, vanquishing its enemies. With the absence of conflict, people concentrated on literature, philosophy, art, and religion. They were probing and searching. It was as though something was in the air and it was. The time was just right. God was sending His Son. Jesus came to bring us the meaning and purpose of life. In fact, He said, “My purpose is to give them a rich and satisfying life” (John 10:10). Medical science seeks to add years to our lives, but only Jesus Christ can add life to our years.

Arabie Saoudite?

the food in skls here in the uk is so shit

@@user-sw1gw8di7j ?

@@JackieJ5 school food here is banging what u on about, tbf depends where u from tho

@@kdg918I’m from Manchester shit here is absolute unedible their shepards pie is like cheese, fake meat and plastic the only good thing is the hotdogs or pizza with fish and chips on Fridays and Thursdays But Wednesday is alright with curry and rice

Fish don’t have fingers what you on about 💀

This girl skipped biology

I love your videos

Education at the university level isn't different from the US or any other country. It's the K-12 that's brutal in South Korea.

You can go to south korea 🇰🇷 but not north korea🇰🇵

pretty sure that’s how most universities work, unless you’re forced to buy a meal plan

@@bitofaerosiderite2350 yeah but you can already do that in middle school

@@richardschutz2225 in germany? that’s pretty cool, then! letting kids out of the building during school is almost unthinkable in the US.

​@@bitofaerosiderite2350 nope in NY when I was in hs 7 years ago we was able to go out for lunch

And in serbia too. We don't have school cafeteria, just go to bakery or fast food close to school and eat

Bangbang

i dont want this gang

Nah

Your not alone

i thought wait did korean university serve chicken nugget?

Americans..

I’m not American I’m English than, u

@@jyt2394 I’m English not a Teri an thank u

It’s an all women’s university…

Tell me you’re fat and insecure without telling me you’re fat and insecure.