it is a deep fondness that you have for your other koreans. and people always focus on han and i m like yeah i know, han, yes, yes, yeah it exists. it exists, no one s denying that. we all have it, but jeong. no one talks about that, and it s equally strong. anthony: okay. i believe you. nari: i don t think you believe me about this jeong thing. anthony: no i believe you. like, i like the whole idea of han. i totally get that as an engine. i like that, i like that dark side. the fact that this word exists is sort of awesome because a negative emotion has been converted into a number of very, very, very positive developments. nari: absolutely. and koreans are, you know, this amazing group of people that don t curse and eat amazing food and we like to drink and have fun. anthony: oh, stop sucking up. so, to the han. nari: we need to make a serious dent in this. anthony: dong jib. nari: you can t say that we re unique and we re amazing. anthony: that describes me.
but chung, no one talks about that and it s equally strong. okay. i believe you. i don t think you believe me about this chung thing. no, i believe you. like i like the whole idea of han. i totally get that as an engine. i like that. the fact that this word exists is sort of awesome because a negative emotion had been converted into a number of very, very, very positive developments. nari: absolutely. and koreans are, you know, this amazing group of people that don t curse and eat amazing food and we like to drink and have fun. anthony: oh, stop sucking up. so, to the han. nari: we need to make a serious dent in this. anthony: dong jib. nari: you can t say that we re unique and we re amazing.
anthony: dong jib. nari: you can t say that we re unique and we re amazing. anthony: that describes me. i m not drinking this. nari: no, you don t have to drink it. [ laughter ] anthony: my relentlessly cheerful friend and colleague, nari. she loves korea and all things korean. and wants nothing more than to make everybody love it as much as she does. that s why she brought me here, to the garak fish market. where you find the kind of casual joints i love. i will have, let me see, perhaps, the fish. anthony: i want, uh, some banchan. i want some spicy stuff. well, i ll start off by drinking some soju i think. nari: yes. anthony: i m getting this, like, weird sense of déjà vu. like, haven t we been at a fish market in seoul at some point in some previous life? nari: walk down memory lane. we re overproducing, overcrowding, and overheating. we ve got aging roadways, aging power grids, .aging everything.
and i m like yeah i know, han, yes, yes, yeah it exists. it exists, no one s denying that. we all have it, but jeong. no one talks about that, and it s equally strong. anthony: okay. i believe you. nari: i don t think you believe me about this jeong thing. anthony: no i believe you. like, i like the whole idea of han. i totally get that as an engine. i like that, i like that dark side. cnn. the fact that this word exists is sort of awesome because a negative emotion had been converted into a number of very, very, very positive developments. nari: absolutely. and koreans are, you know, this amazing group of people that don t curse and eat amazing food and we like to drink and have fun. anthony: oh, stop sucking up. so, to the han. nari: we need to make a serious dent in this. anthony: dong jib. nari: you can t say that we re unique and we re amazing. anthony: that describes me. i m not drinking this. nari: no, you don t have to drink it. [ laughter ]
it is a deep fondness that you have for your other koreans. and people always focus on han and i m like yeah i know, han, yes, yes, yeah it exists. it exists, no one s denying that. we all have it, but jeong. no one talks about that, and it s equally strong. anthony: okay. i believe you. nari: i don t think you believe me about this jeong thing. anthony: no i believe you. like, i like the whole idea of han. i totally get that as an engine. i like that, i like that dark side. the fact that this word exists is sort of awesome because a negative emotion has been converted into a number of very, very, very positive developments. nari: absolutely. and koreans are, you know, this amazing group of people that don t curse and eat amazing food and we like to drink and have fun. anthony: oh, stop sucking up. so, to the han. nari: we need to make a serious dent in this. anthony: dong jib. nari: you can t say that we re unique and we re amazing.