- Hey guys, what's up.
In my office vlog a while ago,
I told you about my cozy corner
I wanted to create in the office.
Here you can see it slowly coming together.
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- It's obviously not done yet.
So, I will add a lot more things to the wall,
probably pictures,
and maybe also a few plants.
I'll attach the neon lights to the wall.
- Play buttons, yeah.
- Play buttons?
- Yeah, get my own play button.
- Really?
Did you receive it already?
- No. (laughs)
No. - No?
- But eventually I'll get my own play button.
- I also thought about some shelves, you know,
where we can put some cute little things,
like the jibangs. - I like shelves.
- The jibangs behind you.
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If you have any ideas for the wall decoration
please let me know in the comments.
Today, we are gonna talk about some couple stuff.
- Couple stuff.
That's why I'm here. (laughs)
- I saw this page with
cute things couples do but won't admit,
and I thought, let's see how many we can relate to.
'Cause you might know,
when two people live together for a long time,
like we do. (laughs)
- Yeah. (laughs)
- You start to exhibit a certain behavior.
And we'll see how many of them we do as well.
- Now in Korea, most couples move together after marriage.
And when they are newlyweds,
they set house rules.
- Oh really?
- Don't poop after eight or something like that.
- [Man] No.
- (laughs) I don't know, I don't know.
That one I made up.
It's just an example.
- Okay, let's start with the first one.
Picture number one,
performing regular B.O and breath checks
to make sure you both smell fresh.
- When you think about it, it's pretty gross. (laughs)
- It is.
But I think we did this before.
- Yeah, we do that.
We do that.
I do like a Kimchi check when I have a meeting or something,
do I smell like garlic.
- But I think I'm the only one of us who gets B.O checks,
(chuckles) because we already found out you don't have any.
- Apocrine sweat glands, yeah.
(laughs)
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- Apocrine sweat glands!
- I want to be 100% honest here.
- It's a genetic thing, so.
(laughs)
Who cares anyways?
- I think in the beginning,
you don't want your partner to know
that you have kind of smelly moments.
(laughs)
But (laughs) eventually,
I think you are starting to embrace it.
- Can't hide forever.
I always had like mints in my mouth,
I didn't eat kimchi
for the whole first month of us dating.
- I'm not ashamed of it anymore.
- Yeah.
- On a hot summer day,
it's fine if you smell me. (laughs)
- (laughs) It's normal, yeah.
- (laughs) It is.
- It has it's charms I guess, yeah.
- (laughs) It's charms.
Second pic.
Hanging out naked preferably not while cooking.
- Oh, I hang out naked while cooking.
You know the naked apron thing?
- Naked apron. (laughs)
- I do that.
- You do it.
Well, I think it's fine to be naked while cooking,
as long as you are like fresh and clean.
- Yeah, sure.
- Maybe you took a shower before, so.
- I just wear the apron to like, not get like--
- Hot oil.
- Yeah, the hot oil. (laughs)
- On your skin. (laughs)
- In Germany we don't have air condition.
- Oh, that's true. - So in summer
it gets really hot.
And so the only way to survive is to--
- Be naked all the time.
They stop hiding farts and burps.
Instead they give props for the really big ones. (laughs)
- I don't know.
- Well, I think that's really private
but I think after five years, like--
- Like, you don't hide.
You can't hide.
- Yeah, you are not-- - You can't hide forever.
- Right, you can't hide forever,
and you are not ashamed of these things anymore.
- It would be so stressful to keep hiding.
Can you imagine?
Your stomach is like... (laughs)
- But I think
I've heard of couples who continue to hide their gases.
- Gases, yeah.
- (chuckles) Like, over years.
- Yeah, so.
- I think it's pretty exhausting.
- Exhausting, right?
I feel like you don't have to be like in your face. (laughs)
Like, literally.
It depends.
It's fun, right?
It's fun.
- I don't want anyone picturing us
having fart contests or something. (laughs)
- No, we don't do that.
No.
- Let's change the topic.
Sharing food even though one of you doesn't really want to.
- Oh yeah, that's you.
- (chuckles) That's me?
- That's you.
I'm the one sharing food.
- I think you taught me.
You taught me to share all the meals we have.
- Yeah.
That one's pretty stereotypical, but it is like that.
I always ask you 100 times.
Do you want anything?
And then I prepare it,
then it might be ready,
and my snack,
and then you always take some.
- I know. (laughs)
I think German people don't really like to share their meal.
They order-- - Oh really?
I never noticed. (laughs)
- (laughs) You told me all your friends
don't like to share either, right?
- You mean like when having a meal together
everyone has their own dish?
- Right.
- You don't order and--
- Like you chose this dish
and now you eat it all by yourself.
- So stingy.
You know in Korea or other cultures,
you have big dishes,
you order various dishes,
and then you share.
- I'm very happy that you taught me to share.
It's not easy for me.
(chuckles)
(laughs) But I do share.
Next one.
Offering each other trustworthy fashion advice.
- Yeah, we are pretty honest, right?
- I think we always tell each other
if something isn't working out.
- Yeah.
- Right?
For example, I know that you don't like
if in summer you wear a shirt and--
- And my nips are poking out, yeah.
- Right.
- Yeah, that happens. (laughs)
- So, I always tell you
I don't mind if they are poking through but (laughs)
(laughs)
I know you do,
so I always tell him.
- Yeah, and I always tell you when your outfits look weird.
- Yeah.
- (laughs) 'Cause at home,
she always dresses like (laughs)
- Like what?
- Like a clown.
- Like a clown. (laughs)
That's true.
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- Of course you have like,
those extravagant pieces, you know? (laughs)
And then if you get to wear them at home
just jumble them together. (laughs)
And it looks funny.
- Next one.
Taking sneaky pictures of each other
doing cute, silly and downright embarrassing stuff. (laughs)
- Oh I have a, you know, huge folder.
(laughs)
I have a folder. - You have a folder,
but I don't know if I have any embarrassing pictures of you.
- Maybe I just don't have any embarrassing moments.
- (laughs) Oh, I think I do.
I do have some pictures.
But I think they are not as bad as mine, so.
- You look funny sleeping.
(laughs)
Farina always falls asleep in like such weird positions.
So (laughs)
I like to-- - (laughs) I do that.
- Yeah, I like to document that.
- Establishing clear spooning guidelines from the start.
- We don't do that.
- No.
- I wanna be the little spoon.
- I know.
You actually prefer to be the little spoon.
- But I never get to.
(laughs)
(chuckles) I never get to be the little spoon.
- Because you are taller than me,
and so it makes sense.
- (laughs) It's like one centimeter.
But I never get to be.
- Oh, you do.
- You always leave me there (laughs)
waiting to be spooned.
- Spending hours trying to choose a place to eat
then going to the same old spot you always end up at.
No, actually we are trying--
- New things, right?
Always try new things.
- Yeah, we are trying to find and try out new places
as much as we can.
- Yeah.
- But we actually really like cooking at home.
- I cook though.
- Especially (chuckles)
because you cook really well. - You like eating.
You like eating good cooked food.
- I like eating at home.
No, I like to bake.
Baking is my forte.
Next one. (laughs)
Having lengthy conversations while using the bathroom.
Why does that look like us? (laughs)
We do.
Let's be honest here.
- That's normal.
If it's there then it's normal.
No need to be ashamed.
- Right. (laughs)
- Eventually we got used to it, I guess.
- Sometimes we have lengthy business conversations
while one is sitting on the toilet
and the other is brushing their teeth. (laughs)
- You know that time is money, yeah. (laughs)
- Right. (laughs)
Treating pets as if they were children.
- Yeah, they are our babies.
- I think this one is the most relatable one. (chuckles)
- I think raising like pets together
is like actually very good preparation
for maybe having a human child someday.
- A human child? (laughs)
- Even if you are like having a bad day,
or you are fighting,
you have your pets to bring you back together,
'cause you have to care for them,
and you know, they don't want you to fight, right?
- That's true.
Okay, the last one.
Secretly binge watching
bad reality TV shows together. (chuckles)
- Why secretly? (laughs)
You don't have to be ashamed of watching bad reality TV shows. (chuckles)
- Right.
- Everyone does it.
- Yeah.
- I don't know what it is,
but there is something comforting about it. (laughs)
- I think actually a lot of people do.
A lot of people enjoy trash TV.
- It's so weird for like people like us
who don't like any drama,
but we really enjoy watching it. (laughs)
- Yeah.
But actually the shows that we watch most on Netflix
are like home makeover series or--
- [Dong-In] "Bollywood Housewives."
- (chuckles) "Bollywood Housewives", right.
- We are really into it.
- It's awesome.
Or "Selling Sunset."
- Yeah.
- Okay.
That was very informative as always.
- As always.
- I hope you guys enjoyed it.
- I certainly did, yeah.
- Yeah?
- I love it when people know about my bathroom habits.
(laughs)
You know?
It's fine if it's you guys, you know.
- We are all in this together.
Okay guys.
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Bye. - Bye bye.