i'm happy for you!!! thanks

thanks to everyone that donated!!

couldn't of done it without the kind help of everyone involved!! :)

everyone involved is awesome!! :)

fun video coming on sunday!

thanks mr busted!! YOSH

when i become rich i'm going to use my wealth to buy an island, sit on the beach and help children from there. thanks to everyone that supported the gofundme!!

@@PirateDan I think I’d rather live in Seoul than an island. I can’t think of any other place I’d rather be. Hopefully sooner than later I’ll be there with my family

@@jt2475 hopefully you can convince them soon enough!

thanks!! big up everyone involved in the project and helping out the kids...

thanks fore helping as well!! xx

i think i cried a little bit when i got home because i could see how much it meant to the kids and the people that worked there, and they showed us a photo of them using it on a night when it was all lit up! thanks for the support and yes it's made with the ingredients the soldiers had, that's why spam is a so widely loved in this country to this day.

it wasn't only me! thanks to everyone for donating and all the people that joined in on the ride!!

@@PirateDan Yea~ You're definitely right~ Thank everyone involved for this work~

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what the hell is mudang!?

lol

can you send me the exact location please mate :)

@@PirateDan Osan main gate. Just outside the US Air Force Base main gate is where all the action is in songtan. Americanized street food, restaurants from all over the globe, nightlife, shopping, etc. you can get custom suits made, mink blankets, hand made pottery, brass metal collectibles, paintings, shoes, etc. Go there at night any you’re bound to meet Songtan Sally and the Juicy girls.

@@jt2475 now you mentioned songtan sally i definitely want to go! i don't know who she is but she sounds fun!

@@PirateDan she’s a legend. She’s not as active as she once was but she’s been around for 30-40 years. My family is from songtan, since the 1930s. My mom is one of 11 kids and they lived in a compound in songtan. She met my dad who was a GI and now I’m stuck in Texas. My uncle was an architect and built many buildings there, one of my aunts sold socks from a cart in front of the main gate. I lived there as a child in the early 80s. I remember playing on a sand playground and if you dug 2 feet deep, you would find bullets and stuff from the Korean War buried under the sand. I moved back to songtan after high school in the late 90s to work as a tour guide on the US Air Force base. I met my ex wife there and she wanted to move to the states, otherwise I’d still be there or Hannam dong which I also lived. Songtan back then was known as a tough town with tough guys. If you ever go back, I think the Osan AFB main gate would give you content for a great video. My aunt and uncle own an underground pottery shop. One of my uncles makes them, and my aunt sells them. They’ve had that shop since the 80s. My other Aunt owns a hair salon across the street from the bus terminal at n a corner from n the back alley way since the 70s. There was a night club called cockpit that was more alive than any bar, club, disco tec ive been to in Seoul. Not as fancy but the energy in there was unmatched. I took hapkido all my life, in songtan the floors were wood. Hapkido is locks and throws and it wasn’t fun but it made taking hapkido in the states easy. Thank you so much for the video! After the holidays, if you haven’t received your MacBook, I’ll will donate to make sure you get it. I’m fairly poor and trying to make up Christmas for my daughter from last year. But once that’s done, I want to help you to keep this channel going because it helps keep me going! Gracias-Thank you in Spanish

@@jt2475 i thoroughly enjoyed reading your story and imagining what Songtan used to look like and what the people did that work there for a living! Hapkido sounds like a mix between jiu-jitsu and judo! i will try make a trip back down there as i feel there's so much more to see! And i will have a hannam dong video uploaded by december!!! I really appreciate you support for my channel, it puts a smile on my face :)

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ahhhh!! makes sense! is that why koreans LOVE spam so much. In England it's a poor mans meat and frowned upon, whereas here it's glorified!