anthony: it s a slaughter fest. i ve gotten the poor thing killed like twelve times already today. so, i think i m going to hang it up. all right, i m ready for some food. psymon: in korea, it s like the food delivery system is really good. anthony: really good. psymon: a whole bunch of food, you can just order. dr. pepper, gatorade anthony: you order food while you re psymon: yeah! anthony: while you re playing. psymon: yeah. anthony: pc bang sounds like a male porn star. i know. but this one has a smoking lounge and a well-stocked snack bar. energy drinks seem a popular order. but here in seoul, given that there s an entire strata of professional gamers, more substantial food is, from time to time, required. no problem. anything you want, right to your console. anthony: i mean, i m sure
[ laughter ] anthony: i would ve fired your ass. marc: no, don t say anything about wayne newton. he s the man. anthony: hip-hop, like early 90s west coast. marc: well, i m an east coast guy. anthony: i know! i m not entirely convinced that korean food s healthy. marc: have you always been like, like a food guy? anthony: i think in some ways i ve appropriated the han. i m very happy here. marc: last one? anthony: yeah. is this drinks that goes with food, or is this food that goes with drinks? marc: the culture here is you have to have something that goes well with that drink. anthony: we should probably be drinking that, right? marc: yes! have you tried soju before? anthony: oh yeah. how often can you come to a place like this, acceptably, per week?
if that makes me feel more korean. anthony: nice. best part s skin. is this so hard? walk in and eat delicious food and get hammered in the street? being korean is pretty awesome! marc: last one? anthony: yeah. anthony: nighttime in seoul. and everywhere you go, it seems, food and drink. this is what they call a pojangmacha. i guess it s kind of like a pub, if pubs could operate in the street. you could have drinks. and, well, i guess you could call it, pub food. marc: dj shine. we re about to go eat something really, really good. welcome to seoul! let s do this. anthony: my new friend marc helped popularize western style hip-hop in korea. an event that led directly to me
anthony: it s a slaughter fest. i ve gotten the poor thing killed like twelve times already today. so, i think i m going to hang it up. all right, i m ready for some food. psymon: in korea, it s like the food delivery system is really good. anthony: really good. psymon: a whole bunch of food, you can just order. dr. pepper, gatorade anthony: you order food while you re psymon: yeah! anthony: while you re playing. psymon: yeah. anthony: pc bang sounds like a male porn star. i know. but this one has a smoking lounge and a well-stocked snack bar. energy drinks seem a popular order. but here in seoul, given that there s an entire strata of professional gamers, more substantial food is, from time to time, required. no problem. anything you want, right to your console. anthony: i mean, i m sure this is an obvious question, but, like, real life, does it have any, uh, attraction? psymon: real life?
playing. psymon: yeah. anthony: pc bang sounds like a male porn star. i know. but this one has a smoking lounge and a well-stocked snack bar. energy drinks seem a popular order. but here in seoul, given that there s an entire strata of professional gamers, more substantial food is, from time to time, required. no problem. anything you want, right to your console. anthony: i mean, i m sure this is an obvious question, but, like, real life, does it have any, uh, attraction? psymon: real life? anthony: real life. you know? like non non-gaming universe? psymon: people love it. as a profession, gamers, yeah. people love the professional gaming. they get a lot of fame for that. anthony: right. anthony: ah thank you. oh man. psymon: wow. anthony: oh man, this is too much. whoa. that bottom half. psymon: you got to get the sauce with the noodle, so. anthony: yep. psymon: it s a black noodle, so it should be all black. anthony: mm, tasty. that ll work. psymon: an