@jkang7265 thanks so much for the kind words! It was really interesting to see some similarities between rural Ansan and China for sure. Also thanks so much for watching the videos and recommending them! Much appreciated! 🙏

@2GoodLookin thanks so much! Haha we are extremely stubborn for sure. Hopefully we have been able to show people some new areas in Korea, as we are quite blown away ourselves sometimes when we discover some of these places randomly.

Thank you so much @blackbelt2000!

Hey @sparkspark thank you so much! Really appreciate your kind words, and cheers from Seoul! Also if you're a Canucks fan it's a pretty good year to be a fan eh! Just hoping my Dad can watch them win a cup since he's been cheering for them since 1970 haha (poor guy 🤣)

Thanks so much Howard! Have an amazing week!

Thanks a lot Mike! The veggies were definitely a good deal if you need a lot of one vegetable (I don't think they sell small quantities), and there were certain items like lamb chops 4 for 15-17,000 KRW from what I remember (normally 28,000 for 3 at a restaurant I think). Almost makes me want to get that new unlimited transportation card (기후동행카드) just to make more frequent trips to different markets for groceries. I wonder if it'd be worth the price over the course of a month!

Hey @DSK2020 thank you so much for your generousity and support! That helps us out a ton to make these videos! We will use the money to buy lunch on the next random subway video we make. We will keep working hard trying to improve and keep making videos. Take care and thanks again! 🙏

@@lostthenfound Nah bro thank you! I am living through your eyes, lol. I was lucky enough to be stationed in Korea twice and you actually made a video in January about Hoeryong Station in Uijeonbu which I've actually been to. It was so weird cause it looked so familiar and then I remembered I was there once to meet some girl I was dating at the time.

​@@DSK2020 thank you so much, and that's awesome! It's such a random area that we would have never gone too without making the video. Take care eh!

@janemuses3031 Haha my English is getting horrible after living here 10+ years! 😅 (excuses)

Wow thanks so much again for your generousity @dericmpark8381! Really appreciate it!! 🙏

Thanks so much @pitch-black2530! I've never tried pig tongue, but will have to give it a try some day for sure!

Thanks so much @misscaroline542! We are definitely going to head back there some day to do a big shopping trip! It was a nice find for sure!

Thanks so much @aj-jq1rt!

@enamu님 차 있으면 한번 가보실 만 해요! 대량으로 다양하게 살 수 있는 좋은 곳이에요 :)

It's a pretty interesting market for sure Thoan! Anyang-cheon is an awesome ride as well going South from Seoul! Enjoy the warmer weather coming up and stay safe too!

Thanks so much for the Super Thanks @youtubeuser5768! Really appreciate it! Maybe we'll try pigs tongue if we end up at a restaurant with it where we can sample it! Haha.

Oh wow haha yeah it was on sale but it's normally about 10-20% higher than that. We eat a lot of Australian beef in Korea actually!

He's watching over all of us from the top of Baekdu Mountain swimming in the pure waters of Korea's birthplace!

@addytude haha it was tempting for sure! We only had our backpacks and had to take the subway a long way home so we couldn't buy anything that day, but we will return some day to stock up for sure! :)

@peacew6 it has had a bigger foreign presence (mostly Chinese and Southeast Asian) than most Korean cities outside Seoul, and there were reports of gangs smuggling drugs in from the ports nearby about 10-15 years ago (probably before too). I think this made a lot of Koreans get the idea that it was a "dangerous city," but in my opinion the level of gang activity is not prevalent or widespread or anything, so I don't think it's dangerous at all. In a homogenous country like Korea that's generally quite safe, sometimes reports of illegal activity by foreigners can get blown out of proportion because it creates an interesting and "scary" headline in the news, and it can create an "us vs. them" mentality, which might be why the narrative that Ansan is a "dangerous place" was created in the first place.

@@lostthenfound Thant makes sense. Thank you for these awesome videos!