Comments by "HKim0072" (@HKim0072) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. lol, skipped one of the biggest ones for Americans: white bread.
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  2. It's pretty easy if you like raw vegetables (and fruit). The biggest thing you'll notice is your poops. They come out cleaner and makes you very regular. I barely sit down on the toilet for more than a few minutes.
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  3.  @KingDeadMan  lol, you must be American. It's really a hard argument to say white bread is better than bread from a good bakery. And, not to be pedantic, but the video was about ultra processed foods which white bread fits into that category.
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  4. Never understood the deal with bronze and fake bronze bowls in some Korean restaurants. Now, I know. Also, I’m assuming that the cheap pots are replicas that the masses adopted?
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  5. (I’m not being critical and see the benefits of the drug. I’m very pragmatic.) Generally, if people get committed to exercising and getting healthier, it trains your taste buds over time. And, a mental mindset.
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  6.  @KingDeadMan  At this point, (1) I have no idea what point you are trying to make (2) don't think you watched the video
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  7. In Asia, they use spit guards because when people talk, you are basically spitting on food, lol. In the US, we are like whatever.
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  8. Hurry up! When something is covered by insurance, everyone else is paying for the cost. It's definitely not "free". (half joking / half serious)
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  9.  @Melarona23  Easier, yes. Food costs are more expensive with canned / frozen. Labor costs are way lower.
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  10. You'll be shocked on how much coca (cocaine) famers get paid for a kilo vs the street value.
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  11.  @KingDeadMan  lol, you are Kingdead. YOU REPLIED UNDER MY COMMENT. You stated your POV to something like "I like the white bread taste" and inferring some type of bread tastes like a sponge. AND mischaracterized my statement as processed food when White bread is Ultra processed food. Which I countered incredulously that only Americans could prefer the taste of white bread over bakery bread ie European style. Which somehow you pooh-pooh or acted like it's irrelevant (ok, whatevers). And, then switched the POV to price. THE VIDEO IS ABOUT ULTRA PROCESSED FOOD.
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  12.  @goldslinger  The same goes for printer ink. I have no idea how much goes into a printer cartridge. Lies, damned lies, and statistics.
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  13. I hope 23 never retires. Can't replace experienced NCOs.
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  14.  @LittleRadicalThinker  lol, technically there are 2 types of fiber. One, attracts water (makes your poop soft) and the other creates volume in your poop and cleans the system out.
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  15. Coffee is up there as well. Basically just injecting caffeine.
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  16. You must be young and don't realize how we were feed back in the '80s / '90s. Food wasn't healthy or unhealthy, but we ate less of it. I grew up eating a lot of meat, milk, cheese, normal amount of vegetables and a lot of carbs. My Mom never fixed a vegetable with spaghetti. It was served with more carbs, bread. But, we weren't as gluttonous. Also, we just naturally moved around. It was watching TV, reading or go outside. I left high school weighing 135lbs being 5' 10".
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  17. I’ve been in areas where I trust the tap water. But, I’m sure places near fracking, industrial meat production, etc might have some real issues.
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  18. Drink water and take a vitamin. Buy a blender and buy fruits / vegetables.
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  19. Stop with those wet wipes and install a fricken bidet. Also, eat lots of vegetables.
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  20. lol, only identifiable by a number and they proceed to put his name and rank on the screen.
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  21.  @sweetXroll  lol, legalized Adderall. I had to get my college roommates to hook me up back in the day. No need these days.
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  22. Gotta take one for the team.
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  23. US military signs off on these videos...for recruitment.
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  24. It's shame that we (the US) don't use bidets widely. It cut down my toilet paper usage by a factor of at least 5.
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  25. Not even that expensive. If they last 20 years, it's only $10-15 per year. It's a bargain.
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  26. Good example why the military expanded to women. Almost a moneyball effect. The top 10% of women are going to be way better than the 50th percentile of men.
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  27. These companies should enter bankruptcy. Equity shareholders should get nothing. And bondholders should be negotiated with. Then, the US government loans money for an equity stake split with bondholders. ITS BULLSHIT THAT COMPANIES AREN'T GOING CHAPTER 11 FOR RE-ORGANIZATION.
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  28. Marketing. They have good marketing.
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  29. lol, Ukraine wishes we gave $100B in military spending to them.
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  30.  @Chaos3183  Yeah, I'm not sure where your parents were shopping. We ate frozen or canned vegetables for 4+ months out of the year in the winter. Fresh produce out of season was way too expensive for us. Spring / Summer / early fall was a different story. My mom would make weird salads for dinner. Not so weird now, but I thought they were back then. Politely, you are speaking verbosely without saying much. Again, I stick with my original thesis. We ate less food back then. We didn't eat fast food. But, I ate a lot of 7-11 hot dogs with bad chili and cheese. We had a Hardees in our suburb and then a McDs that was pretty close by. That's it, but my parents never took us there. But, the meals at home weren't so uber organic vegetable packed diets: it was meat, milk, carbs and limited vegetables / fruit. We all grew up healthy and fine because of portion control not that food was super healthy back then. And, you are talking to a person that loved raw vegetables and hated cooked ones. I had nothing to do as one of the younger cousins, so I would just eat all the raw vegetables at family gatherings (with dip though).
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  31.  @Chaos3183  Little bit of advice (which you will ignore): clear communication is for the other person (listener), not yourself. Typing or speaking to hear yourself talk is a bit "odd". Btw, just because I gave my Mom as an example, that's how we all ate: my friends and relatives.
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  32. It was my only reward as a kid for going to church. My older siblings had already "aged" out (my parents let us decide at 15 / 16 years old to go or not go to church). So when I was 10 or 11, we used to go to Bob's Big Boy after church and I would crush the all you can eat buffet.
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  33. School buses are usually short trips and don't require highway driving. Greyhounds and Tour Buses are long haul and should have seat belts etc (if they don't already).
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  34.  @blackwingz55  Means, you "stink", lol. And, a bit more allergic to mosquitoes. Mosquitoes are attracted to CO2 and smell.
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  35. Koreans use metal chopsticks in sit down restaurants.
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  36. I have no issues with this if the workers were paid a decent wage. Good pay is good pay. But, these people aren't getting a fair wage for the region or decent living conditions.
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  37. In the US, labor is 40% of the cost of "specialty crops" which includes fruits and vegetables.
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  38.  @majorburke9735  Dave Ruben is an idiot then. A tsp of oat bran will do nothing for you. I eat 2 lbs of fruits / vegetables per day (it's not as bad as it sounds). Fiber is all about volume. Lots of volume.
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  39.  @shane864  Type 4 on the Bristol Stool chart. Fiber gives you perfect poops, lol.
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  40. Basically, the new generation that is used to playing videos games will become the best the "pilots" because they can process console information the fastest.
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  41. Man, these old timers are getting close to retirement age. Hope there is a backup plan for their skillset.
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  42. 0:40 you can tell he enjoys what he's doing.
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  43. Wait, do we really need 2,500? Seems like overkill.
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  44. I'm sorry, it's gross.
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  45. Basically, this is a irreplaceable business. No real competitors unless ex-workers form a different company. The labor is expensive and so specialized, it's impossible to duplicate.
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  46. Normally I wouldn't say these videos aren't staged, but really? 1:03 No way is this woman the regular picker. More like shooting a commercial than picking the most flowers possible.
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  47. I don’t think anyone asks why.
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  48. I wonder why companies haven't come out with a mini-version of a custom grind machine. We used to have one at work. You'd just pour beans. And, it would self grind. (Also, had milk options which seems a bit complex for home use.)
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  49. IMO, gloves are overrated unless you are (1) changing them all the time or (2) don’t want to get your hands messy with food. Gives people a false sense of security and to some degree subconsciously prevents you from washing your hands more.
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  50. lol, I drink instant coffee, but like espresso. Just a little bit of water. And, I refuse to drink Starbucks because it tastes terrible.
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