it s time for a christmas journey, all aboard the dollywood express. i want you to meet my friends kai rea and jacob. we are going to go meet these fun characters. come on! but oh, look what i see behind rudolph? i m going to fight you! not a good dancer with humans or reindeer s. do i remind you of your body, good buddy, hermie what if i try the voice? at like to be a dentist. i want to be a dentist. see, it s bringing back memories. now they would let rudolph play any reindeer games but they will let me. here we go. what do i win? all right, i m going to go with many rudolph.
right. i know the formality of it all. the appetizers, yes, i remember these guys. our old friend. this looks familiar. bringing back memories. here we go. so this literally translates to spicy stew. it has everything under the sun seafood-wise. i need it to burn. you can find crab. you can find all different kinds of fish. fishermen stews all over the world. exactly. this bowl for me, that s the perfect example of koreans in general. we love being together in a space, huddled around a bubbling pot of something. what can i tell you? oh, this is good. you are failing in your duties as a young assistant. i m sorry, i m sorry. we don t have to drink it immediately, do we? face planting. koreans, they just want each
i m getting like this weird sense of deja vu. haven t we been in a fish market in seoul at some point in a previous life? walk down memory lane. what should we toast to this time? to a triumphant return to korea? second time around for me. there s something i ve been craving since i got off the plane. the spicy pickly delicious snackies that accompany your male in korea. i missed this. this is for me one of the most exciting things about korean food actually. yeah. doesn t that just make you want to drink more soju? is that a hint or something? i know the formality of it all. the appetizers, yes, i remember these guys. our old friend. this looks familiar. bringing back memories. here we go.
[ laughter ] nari: oh no, no, no, no, no. anthony: oh yeah, yeah, right. nari: i know, the formality of it all. anthony: and appetizers? yes, i remember these guys. oh, our old friend. again. nari: this looks familiar. anthony: it s bringing back memories. oh here we go. nari: so this is called maeuntang, which literally translates to spicy stew. anthony: i need it to burn. nari: and it has everything under the sun, seafood-wise. you can find crab. you can find all different kinds of fish. anthony: fishermen stews all over the world. nari: exactly. this bowl, for me, that s the perfect example of koreans in general. we love being together in a space huddled around a bubbling pot of something. anthony: what can i tell you? oh, this is good. you are failing in your duties as a younger sister. nari: i m sorry, i m sorry. gunbae?
tell me why you brought that up. i m martina. i m a nurse over there. i brought it up because we have a lot of veterans in the area. a lot of them are former vietnam veterans. iraq, iran. they have gone through explosions and bombings. if their ptsd is heightened, make sure they come over to the mental health clinic and get some assistance from their doctors as well. so you re fearful that the ptsd can flair up. absolutely. can bring back memories. how do you feel about the fact that the capitol of your great state is under attack? this is appalling to us. we re not used to this in texas. we ve had our episodes back through history, kind of like charles wittman, the university of texas tower. but to have these bombs going off, not just in austin, which