E-Mart!!!! Woooo Hoooo! We be going shopping. Shopping.
Make sure you get a bow. Arrrgggghhhh. Fail. Bow. Fail. He was busy. He didn't bow to me.
Rude! hahaha. Look at the thief. Trying to steal the cheese.
Cheese from Denmark. It's under lock and key. Cheese is very expensive here in Korea. And
I guess they're afraid people we steal it, so it's locked up. Haaha.. Wow Heavy duty.
Heavy duty stuff. Locked up cheese. And of course here we have the rice cookers
because almost every meal in Korea consists of rice in some shape or form. Cuckoo Cuckoo.
Samples Samples MMMMM...what is that? Some kind of meat. It's really really chewy.
So back home spam may not be the first choice but in Korea it's good enough to be put up
and wrapped in a gift box. And that's over 50 bucks. For all that spam. Spam for Thanksgiving.
What is that. That is a snail. A pet snail. Because most people live in apartments so
it is more difficult to own a cat or a dog. But that doesn't mean your child has to grow
up without a pet. You buy them a snail. Go get tofu. Delicious.
Fisheeeeesssss Rawwwrr Hiking in Korea is a pretty big deal and if
you're going to a attempt hiking any of the local mountains you need to dress for the
occasion. Jackets, pants. You also have walking sticks.
background sounds Okay, so what are these? Now it is chuseok
in Korea. Korean thanksgiving and we have something called Hanbok which is Korean traditional
clothing and these are all for kids. Very cute. Quite expensive though it's like 80
or 90 dollars. background noise
Pizza. Oh yeah Pizza! And they also have Chicago deep dish pizza here. But I won't be having
that because I'm on a diet. Baseball caps in Korea. Yagu is what it is
called in Korean. And here you can fish out your own dinner.
It's good. It tastes good. Background noise of shoppers.
Busy today. And that concludes our E-Mart shopping trip.