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Hello! Hello, hello! Hi, hi, Gia. Gia, is that how you say your name? Welcome, welcome. Hi, Moon. Hello Jamie! Happy Sunday everybody, good evening. Hi Geumjeong. Hello Goon. Eunkyung, hello. Hello Dongja. Tara, hi. Myungop, hello. CK, hi. Hello, hello everyone. Hola, Ryan. Hola. Oh, your first time. Awesome. Happy to have you, Ajimi. I hope I said your name right. I'm sorry if I messed it up. Welcome, welcome. Hi, Green Masterminds. Good evening, everyone. How was everybody's weekend? It was a long weekend because of the holiday, right? What did you do this weekend? Anything exciting or fun? I didn't do too much this weekend. I met up with some friends for brunch. I met up with a friend on Friday and today for brunch, but it was really nice. The weather was beautiful, so both days I ate brunch out on the terrace. I always try to find restaurants with a terrace. Oh, Jamie, that's so sweet. I love that. Thank you. I hope that it was helpful. That's awesome. I hope that your son likes my videos and my study materials as well. Yes. Oh, I love a good patio. In the US, a lot of people call it a patio. So I love patio season. When you can sit outside on the patio. So nice. High Five. Oh, I'm not sure if I've heard of that movie actually. High Five. Let me look this up quick. Is it a new movie? High Five. Oh. Oh, it looks like a comedy. Nice. Maybe I'll try watching this movie. Was it good? Do you recommend it? The movie High Five. Hello, Mapchu. Ah, you traveled. You traveled this weekend. It's a great weekend to travel. Since it was a long weekend, right? It was very fun. Okay, KM, I believe you. I have to go watch High Five now. I don't know if you guys can tell, but actually I've been having a problem with my eye. I actually had to go to the doctor's on Saturday because I'm having— it's similar to a stye. In English, we call it a stye when it's a red bump on your eye. So I've been dealing with this stye for a whole week. It's driving me crazy, but it's okay. It's not painful. I just have to keep putting eye drops in and yeah, being very careful, taking medicine for it. So it's okay, just annoying. I haven't worn makeup all week. No makeup. Hi Liam. Stye. Yeah, it's called the stye. Paregi in Korean. Okay, thank you Sunshine. Thank you, thank you. Okay everyone, so I'm pretty excited. Because I prepared a fun review game tonight. We haven't done— I don't know if anyone here did the game night with me a long, long, long, long, long time ago. We did a game night and it was really fun. So I thought maybe we could play a game and review some of my older videos because it's always good to review what you've learned. So okay, let me pull this up quick. Has anybody ever watched the show Jeopardy? It's an American game show. It's very popular called Jeopardy. Anybody? It's like a trivia show, I'll say. Okay, this is it. Oh, you've watched it? It's a fun show. Um, okay, let me get this sorted out here. Can you guys see it okay? You can see the screen okay, right? Good. Okay, awesome. Okay, so this is what Jeopardy looks like. As you can see, we have 5 categories. These are chapters 1 through 5. So morning routine, gym routine, grocery shopping, cafe, and festival. Has anybody watched all of these videos? Just curious. It's okay if you didn't, but has anybody watched all of these episodes? Yes, Laura, we still have it in the US. It's very popular. Anybody who has watched all of these episodes? Not me. Okay, that's okay. These are actually— these were my first videos, so it's been a long time. Okay, Mai Unjin, nice, nice. So maybe, Mai Unjin, this will be a very good review. Oh, don't be sorry, it's okay. It's okay, this is a long time ago. Oh, America Road Trip. Yeah, we just posted that one. Okay, so if, if you watched these 5 episodes, I think it will be— you'll have a little bit of an advantage. Maybe you'll be able to answer more questions, but I think even if you haven't watched it, you can learn something new tonight. So, okay, uh, as you can see, we have the numbers too, 100 to 500. 100 is easier, 500 is harder. Okay, and one of you will have to pick the box. Okay, so you will pick, um, maybe grocery shopping for 300. Or morning routine for 100. Okay, so you guys will pick and give me a second here. Okay, to see who is going to choose, I thought it would be fun to ask a personal question about me. So it's a speed round. Okay, this one you must be fast. So I will ask a question about me, and whoever can answer correctly first can choose the box. Okay, let's do a practice. Okay, this is the practice round, practice round. Okay, um, what is, what is my favorite color? What is my favorite color? So guess as fast as you can. You can do many guesses. What is my favorite color? Not blue. Oh, Mai Unjin got it. Whoa, that was fast. Mai Unjin, yellow. Yellow. Okay, good. Yellow is my favorite color. So then, Mai Unjin, you were the fastest, so then you could choose a category. Okay, cafe for 200 or festival for 100, like this. Okay, so that was practice round, but Mai Unjin, you could have chose the category. Exactly, cafe 300. Good, good, good. Okay. Actually, you know what? No, I'm going to give that to you. Sorry, I'm going back. We're going to actually start with this. All right, so Cafe 300, and everybody can answer. This one is not speed. Okay, so Cafe 300, here we go. Oat, almond, soy, and coconut are all examples of what kind of milk? Oh, this is a hard one. So milk, that's a little bit different, right? Doesn't have lactose. Oat, almond, soy, and coconut. I'm gonna give you all some time because this one is not a speed one. I want everybody to get a chance to answer. Okay, good, good. Oh, your favorite color is yellow too. Twins. Okay, excellent. Yes, so you guys got it very good. Non-dairy, right? So oat, almond, soy, coconut, non-dairy. Non-dairy milk. And I saw, where was it, Laura. Yes, yes. And Elle, you can also say plant-based milk too. Okay, plant-based is another good word to know because if you're vegan or vegetarian, you don't eat meat or cheese or milk, you might use the word plant-based. A lot. Okay, so actually plant-based and non-dairy is a good answer, but I would say I more so use non-dairy when talking about milk specifically. Plant-based can be used for many things. Okay, so I think actually at Loteria they have a plant plant-based hamburger. Okay, it's not got meat on it. It's plant-based. But non-dairy milk, I would say, is the best option here. Non-dairy milk. Okay, good job, you guys. Very good. Very good. Very good. Yes, non-dairy milk. Okay, that was good. Okay, let's continue. So that was a hard first question. I'm impressed though. Okay, we did my favorite color. Hmm, okay, which— ready? This is the speed round, so get ready. Which state am I from in the US? Which state? Oh yes, very good. Yes, Michigan. Actually, people from Michigan, we have a funny word for them. We call them Michiganders. Okay, so you can say Callie is a Michigander. I'm a Michigander. I'm from Michigan, or I live in Michigan. All right, I agree. You guys are so fast. Doody agree, so fast. All right, so Jess, very good. Congratulations, Jess, you were the first one. You can pick the next question, so choose your category and your number. Michigan. Oh, it's so cold in Michigan. Okay, festival. Good. Festival 300. Okay, we're sticking with the 300s. I like it. You guys are confident. That's good. Okay, here we go. Festival 300. What's a word that means really, really tired? A word— there's probably a few words, but let's see who can get the word that we learned in the lesson. I'll give you some time. Again, this one is not a speed round. Very good. Really, really tired. Mhm. Excellent. Good. You got it. Exhausted. Okay, exhausted. As I said, there are a couple of words. Oops, sorry, I meant to show the answer. But yes, exhausted is the word I was looking for. I saw a few others that would work. Drained. That's another great one. Oh, I'm so drained. Okay. Oh, I'm so exhausted. I personally use exhausted more. But drained is totally fine. Yeah, drained is a good one. Drained, exhausted. I use exhausted. The answer was exhausted. Sorry, I hit the wrong button, but the answer was exhausted. Mm-hmm, exhausted. Okay, exhausted. Oh, I'm so exhausted. Worn out. Yep, you can say worn out. Worn out. I would say worn out is slightly different because worn out is because of something that happened or something you did, right? I'm so worn out from work. Or I'm so worn out from my workout this morning or from the hike, something like that. But exhausted can just be— there doesn't have to be a reason. Oh, I'm just so tired. I have no reason, but I'm just exhausted. I'm just exhausted. Okay, very good. Very good. All right, let's move on. Okay, speed round. Ready? This one's a hard one. What is— I have mentioned it in videos before. What is my MBTI? You have to get all 4 letters correct. My MBTI. I see someone got it. Somebody got it. I see a couple people. Well, I see a lot of E's. I see a lot of E's. Most people do think that I'm an E. That's— yeah, most people guess I'm an E, but I'm an I. Okay, I am INFP. I think Bombody got it the fastest. Bombody, good job, good job. INFP. Yes, nobody can usually guess that. Bombody, well done, well done. INFP. Okay, BomBori, you can choose your category and the number. Go ahead, BomBori, choose your category, choose your question. Café. Okay. And cafe, so no more 300, 100, 200, 400, or 500. 400. Okay, I like it. We like a challenge. Okay, hang on. Cafe, 400. Oh, find the mistake. An iced vanilla latte is my to-go coffee order. I get it all the time. I'll give you some time. Looking good in the chat, you guys. Looking good. Very good. Yes. Okay, so do, do, do, do, do. Go to. Okay, it's my go-to coffee order. So remember, go to something. Go-to coffee order, go-to restaurant. This means something that you do often. Okay, so it's my go-to coffee order. That means I order this kind of coffee quite often. If I don't know what I want, I can't decide, I often get iced vanilla latte. Okay, it's my usual. You can also call it your usual. Okay, so my go-to coffee order. Oh, Black Coffee, wake up! Black Coffee is my go-to coffee order. Perfect, good sentence. So go-to, so yeah, go-to restaurant. This is my go-to song. I listen to this song a lot. This is my go-to show. What is my go-to show? Maybe like Modern Family. I like Modern Family a lot, that sitcom. Modern Family is my go-to show when I don't know what to watch. Go-to. Okay. Hey, kudos! Thank you. I'm blushing. I'm blushing. Yes, go-to. It's a very good expression to know. It's my go-to. She's— that's my go-to. You can also say it at the end of the sentence if it's implied, right? Oh, that's my go-to. It's my go-to. Okay, awesome, awesome. Very good. Okay, let's move on. We got lots of questions tonight. Okay, next one. Get your fingers ready, you gotta type fast for the speed one. Okay, um, what is the first city I lived in in Korea? The first city I lived in in Korea. First city I lived in in Korea. I don't see it yet. This is a tricky one. Oh, I see it. I see it. Someone got it. All right, the first city I lived in in Korea was Suwon. I lived in Suwon for 6 months. It was a very short time, but I loved Suwon. So I lived in Suwon. So Tara, Tara, good job. Suwon. I miss Suwon. It's a, it's a nice city. It's a beautiful city. So Tara, congratulations, you can choose the category and the number. I actually went back recently and went to a cafe there. I love it with the fortress. Okay. Oh, you live in Suwon. That's awesome. It's a great place to live. Morning routine for 300. You got it, Tara. Morning routine, 300. Okay, what two things do you need to brush your teeth? You can technically say you need more than two things, but the two main things you need to brush your teeth. I'll give you some time for this one. Looking good, everyone. Oh, you guys are— I'm actually really impressed with how quickly you guys can type in English. You guys are really fast. I don't know if I can type this fast. Really good. Yes, yes, yes. To brush your teeth, you need a toothbrush and toothpaste. And toothpaste. Yep, toothbrush and toothpaste. Very good. I guess you could say you need water too, right? That's a basic. Exactly. You need water, but you need toothbrush and toothpaste. Coconut oil. Okay, if you do the oil pulling. True, true. There are more things you could use. But very basic toothbrush and toothpaste. Yes, if you floss, you need your floss. What about the water one? Do you know what the water thing is called when you spray it? I've been using this lately. It's called a Waterpik. When you spray, it's like flossing Yes, exactly. Like flossing with water, kind of. The first time I tried it, it was a disaster. It like shot up in my face. Oh, Judok, this is a good point. Gargle. Gargle is the action. So actually, gargle in English, if I'm correct, would be mouthwash. I think gargle in Korean is what you put in your mouth to make it smell good, right? So we actually call it mouthwash in English. Mouthwash. Gargle is the action. So if you have like liquid in your mouth and you— sorry, it's like charades. You make that sound and kind of make bubbles with it. That's like gargling. And swishing is like that, moving side to side, swishing. Okay, so when I use mouthwash, I usually gargle and swish. Okay, so gargle and swish are the actions. Mouthwash is the noun, right? What we actually use. Exactly. Gargle with mouthwash. Very good. Excellent, excellent. Okay, let's continue. Okay, let me see. I made a list of questions for you guys. Hmm, okay, um, where Did I meet my husband? Okay, give me the country. Where did I meet my husband? Oh my gosh, you guys know me so well. I can tell that you've been watching the Coffee Chat series. Have you been watching the Coffee Chat videos? I think so. Oh, we love you guys too. That's so sweet. We love you guys. Yes. Okay, kudos. You were on it that time. Kudos got it first. Congratulations. Wow, that was fast. Hong Kong. We both studied abroad in Hong Kong, so we met as study abroad students in Hong Kong. All right, Kudos, you're up. Let me know your category and which question you'd like. What do you think, Kudos? Festival for 400. Okay, here we go. Okay, find the mistake. I burned out my voice after singing at the concert all night. All right, I'll give you some time. This one is not a speed round, so you can relax. Find the mistake. I burned out my voice after singing at the concert all night. So it's when, um, maybe after after singing karaoke or singing very loudly or yelling, and you can't really talk the next day? You can't really talk. What do we call that? This one is tricky. This one is tricky. Okay, I will give a hint. I'll give a hint. I blank my voice. I blank my voice. So burned out is Incorrect. Okay, burned out is incorrect. Very good. Yes, yes, I lost my voice. Oh, I lost my voice. Okay, so sometimes, actually, that, that always happens to me after a night at karaoke at Norebang. I think I have like like a weak voice or something. Always the next day, every single time, I can't talk. I always lose my voice. Maybe I get too crazy in Noribang, singing too much, too loud. So you can say, I lost my voice. Okay, don't lose your voice. I lost my voice. Or if you lose your voice and your voice sounds a little lower and scratchy, kind of like this, you can say your voice is raspy too. You can say your voice sounds a little raspy. Husky can work too. Husky can work too. I would say I use raspy a bit more commonly. Raspy. Oh, my voice is raspy. I lost it last night after singing. All night long. Raspy. Oh, your voice sounds raspy. Husky is okay too, but I would say raspy. Oh, what is my go-to song? Oh, that's a hard question. I feel like it changes a lot depending on my mood. I love— I'm a huge Lady Gaga fan, so any Lady Gaga song is a go-to song for me. I love Lady Gaga. So yeah, maybe Lady Gaga. All right, good job, good job, good job. Okay, there we go. So yes, I lost my voice. Okay, here we go. Next question. Here we go. Oh, thank you, Im Jaegun. Thank you so much. Thank you for joining us, joining the membership. I really appreciate it. Thank you, thank you. Okay, hmm, okay. Oh, what's this? Okay, what is my favorite animal? Favorite animal. This is hard because I am a huge animal lover. I love animals. I don't see it yet though. Hmm, I'll say it's a little bit of— oh, oh, wait, wait, now I see it, I see it, I see it. I was just about to give a hint and then I saw it. Okay, my favorite animal is— I even have a tattoo of it, you can't really tell too well— on my wrist. It's an elephant. Elephants. All right, who got that first? LP Time. Yes, my favorite animal is an elephant. I love elephants, they're so cool. Elephant. All right, LP Time, congratulations. Let me know, um, what question You want to do LP time. You can choose your category and your question. Gym routine. Okay, we're switching it up here. Gym routine, 400. Gym routine, 400. Okay, find the mistake. I'm so tired after that workout. I'm in shape. It's tricky. Think of the context a little bit. Oh, I'm sweating, right? Oh, I'm so tired after that workout. I'm in shape. I'll give a little bit of time so everyone can try to answer if they like. Okay, very good everybody. Let's reveal the answer here. I'm out of shape. Okay, I'm out of shape. So in shape means kind of you're strong, you're healthy, right? Maybe working out is a little bit easier for you. Oh, I'm in great shape. Running was easy. Right? If you get tired easily or you haven't worked out for a long time, you say, oh, I'm so out of shape. I'm out of shape, right? Maybe if I climb the stairs to my apartment— actually, today I went, I was in Itaewon like in Haebongchon area. And you know, it's very hilly there. And our brunch place that we chose was at the top of a hill. And it was so hot. And we're walking up the hill, me and my friends, huffing and puffing and sweating. Oh, we said, oh, we're out of shape. Hilly just means there's lots of hills, lots of hills. So, oh, going to brunch was rough today. We were out of shape. Good, out of shape. Okay, here we go. Um, what next? What main sport, or what was my favorite sport that I played as a child? I played a couple of sports, but my main sport as a child. Okay, I am going to say that somebody got this. It's a little bit different, but I will give it to HJK with baseball. So I played softball because usually in the US we usually have like, um, men's baseball and women's softball. At least when I was growing up, that's how it was. But softball is like the equivalent of baseball. So yes, HJK, I will give you baseball. I love baseball. I played softball my whole life. I love it. I love it. Oh no, not the lag. Oh, I'm so sorry, Elle. I'm so sorry. All right, HJK, congratulations. You can choose. Which question we're gonna move on to. So HJK, you can choose your category and your number. Morning routine, 400. Okay, find the mistake. I'm I'm wrapping myself in a towel before I pick my clothes. I'm wrapping myself in a towel before I pick my clothes. It's tricky. I'll give you some time. Mm-hmm. Okay, good. Couple more seconds. Hey, ready? Let's see our answer here. Here we go. Before I pick out my clothes, I'm wrapping myself in a towel before I pick out my clothes. Okay. So I saw some people say pick up. You can say pick up my clothes, but it's a different meaning. So pick out my clothes means to select my clothes, choose what I'm going to wear. Okay, so if I'm looking in my closet and, oh, I think I'll wear this today, I want to wear this today. That's picking out my clothes. If maybe I was a little messy during the week and I didn't put my clothes in the hamper, I just threw my clothes on the floor. My clothes are on the floor. Maybe then I say I pick up my clothes. I'm picking up my clothes. Okay, so pick up my clothes can mean more like cleaning. Okay, pick up my clothes. Oh, I gotta pick up my clothes. Pick up means like cleaning. Okay, so if my room was messy, so I guess you could say pick up my clothes, but it's a different meaning. In the morning routine, after I showered, I picked out my clothes. Okay, I decided what to wear. That's a good point though. Okay, so they both make sense, just different meaning. Okay, very good. Okay, next question. Ready? Get those fingers ready for your typing. Hmm, okay. Uh-huh. Okay. How— I'm trying to see if there's any hint of this here. How do you spell my name in English? How do you spell my name in English? Be careful, it's a tricky one. It's a tricky one. Yes. All right, we got it. We got it in the chat. My Unjin was the first one. My Unjin. C-A-L-L-I-E. Callie. Callie. I always tell people that it's like California. So some people call California, the state California, Callie for short. So that's actually how you say my name in English. And you spell it C-A-L-L-I-E, Callie. Uh-huh. It's not a very common name in the US. So even a lot of Americans, they don't know maybe how to spell my name. Unless I tell them, it's not super common. Oh, what's my middle name? Can anyone guess that one? That's a hard one. My middle name, so in the US a lot of people have a middle name. My middle name is Jo, J-O. Callie Jo. Callie Jo is my name. Callie Jo. All right, very good. Uh, Mai Unjin, take your pick. Congratulations, Mai Unjin. Shopping for 400. Okay, just so you know, I think maybe you could have figured it out now, but the rows have the same question type. Okay, so— oh wait, what did you say? Let me double check again. Shopping for 400. Okay, I didn't want to click on the wrong thing. So this one also, the last find my mistake. Find the mistake. I grabbed some mandu in the freezing aisle. So what's wrong here? I grabbed some mandu in the freezing aisle. Okay. I guess my husband is hungry. Okay, let's look at our answer here. I grabbed some mandu in the freezer aisle. Okay, so that part of the grocery store where you buy frozen mandu and ice cream. And I don't know, chicken nuggets or frozen vegetables. We call it the freezer aisle. Okay. Oh, I want ice cream. Let's go to the freezer aisle so we can buy some. Freezer aisle. Yep, the freezer aisle. Very good. The freezer aisle. Oh, that's so cool. US for 4 years and now you're in Korea. That's awesome. Well, welcome to Korea, or welcome back to Korea. That's very cool. Okay, ready? Get ready. Here's our next question. Okay, what is Hmm, which one should we do? Okay, this is a number one. Um, I have to double check this one. How many countries have I traveled to? And we're including my home country and Korea. Korea and US included. How many countries have I been to? How many countries in the world have I been to? Mm, we're close. I see some close answers. There's a hint. I see some very close answers there. The first answers were very close. Oh. Hime, Gumi, you're close. Oh, I see it. Sun and Gold, you got it. 21. I have been to 21 countries. Sun and Gold, you got it. 21 countries including Korea and the US. 21 countries. All right, Sun and Gold, congrats, congrats. Go ahead and take your pick. Go ahead and take your pick. Yeah, quite a few. I love to travel. I always want to go to more though. When I was young, it was many years ago, when I was young especially, I liked to travel and would travel a lot. Now I don't travel quite as much, I'll say, but I'm grateful when I get to. Okay, 300. Okay, category 3, 300. Okay, grocery shopping for 300. Okay, let's see. Where do you go in the grocery store to buy samgyeopsal? What part of the grocery store? This is hard. So this part of the grocery store is where they sell meat and cheese. Meat and cheese. Okay, looking good. Looking good, guys. Okay, here we go. You go to the deli. Okay, so butcher shop, you can also say the butcher shop, but usually when I think of butcher shop, It's a separate store outside of a big grocery store. So if I go to Walmart, there's not a butcher shop inside of Walmart. We would say the deli in Walmart. Okay, butcher shop would be a separate store just for meat. Okay, so bonus question. Sorry, this is covered by me. Be more specific. Specific. This is a bonus. So in the Delhi, where do you go if you want some nice fresh samgyeopsal or some meat? Where in the Delhi do you go? It's very specific. It's, um, someone is usually standing behind this and there's a lot of meat in front, and maybe somebody will ask you what kind of meat you want. This is very specific. It's a hard one. What do we call the thing somebody stands behind? We call it the meat counter, the meat counter. Okay, meat counter. So counter is like the flat surface that a worker stands behind. Okay, so, um, I want some fresh hamburger meat. Oh, go to the meat counter in the deli. You can find that at the meat counter in the deli. At the meat counter in the deli. Oh, that's tricky. Watch your prepositions there. At the meat counter in the deli. Tricky stuff. Okay, ready? Next question. Okay, what is my Ready? What is my favorite fruit? What is my favorite fruit? I'll give you a hint, it's kind of lame. It's very basic, nothing fancy, nothing fancy, very Basic. Oh, someone got it. Okay, Blue L, Blue L with banana. No one else is guessing bananas. I don't think many people would choose banana, but I love bananas. I eat bananas like every day. Lucky for me, it's one of the cheaper fruits too. All right, Blue L, congratulations! Banana. So Blue L, take your pick. I love bananas with peanut butter. I just, I, I love— you can eat bananas with everything. I put bananas in my cereal, on my oatmeal, on my toast, in my smoothie. It's just good. Thank you, Park. Park HS is with me. Thank you, Park. I don't feel so alone now. All right, Blue L, if you're there still, Blue L, you can choose your question. Blue L, which question would you like to choose. I'll give you a moment. Blue L. Blue neem. Blue neem. I'll give you a couple seconds here. Okay, here we go. 3 for 200. Let's see. Okay, grocery shopping, 200. Okay, different question type. I like it. True or false, fruit and vegetables are usually sold in the deli. True or false? And if it's false, if it's false, tell me Where are they sold? That's your bonus question. Okay, it's looking like everyone's getting the right answer with this one. Yes, you are correct, you are correct, it is False. They are sold in the produce section. Very good. So fruits and vegetables are in the produce section. In the produce section. Well done, everybody. Wow, I think everybody said false for that. Very good, great work. Okay, here we go, next question. Okay, um, what— when I was in school, like high school, let's say, what was my favorite school subject? What was my favorite school subject? Okay, we got it, we got it. Okay, I'm an English teacher, guys. I loved English. I am a bookworm. I love to read, so I've always loved like English literature, English lit, we called it. I loved English even as a kid. Love to read. All right, Tara, I believe you were first. I believe you were first. Art was probably my second one though. I see some people guessed art. Art and English were very close to each other. I loved both of them. Also, Kudos says lunchtime. Everyone loves lunch, right? Okay, yes. So Tara, go ahead and make your choice. Festival for 300. Okay, what's a word that means really, really— didn't we do this one? We did this one. Sorry. Exhausted, right? We did this one, my bad. Tara, one more choice. Sorry, I think I messed up with that earlier. One more time, Tara, you can choose again. Festival for $200. Okay, here we go. You like your festivals. True or false, you can buy food and drinks at concession stands. So if you're at a festival, you can buy food and drinks at concession stands. True or false? True or false? Even if you're not sure, give it a try, guys. Give it a try. It's okay if you don't know. Okay, let's look at the answer here. The answer is true. Okay, so concession stands are what we call the vendors usually at events like that, right? You can also say like a food stand or a food vendors. But concession stand is also a word we use for where you buy food and drinks in a bigger venue. Okay, concession stand. So yep, you can buy food and drinks at concession stands. True. Oh my gosh, it's 9 o'clock, but we're going to do one more, guys. We're gonna do one more. So Let's see. Um, let me see. Oh my gosh. Okay, here we go. What is my favorite Korean food? My favorite Korean food. I love it. You guys are like, let's do 500. Oh, oh, oh, I'm second-guessing myself here. Oh no, oh no, this— I, I kind of screwed myself with this one. I'm actually like changing my mind as I'm seeing your answers. Okay, my favorite kind of Korean food is cold noodles in general. So the first cold noodle that I see is konguksu, which is part of that. I love konguksu. So Hwanggeum, Hwanggeum, I will give you your choice with konguksu. But Gigi, when I saw— Gigi and Toonyoung, when I saw kimchi, oh, I was like, why didn't I think of kimchi? I love kimchi. Of course it's kimchi, but Hwang Geum, you got it. Kkonguksu, any kind of cold noodle. Kkonguksu, jjolmyeon, magguksu. I just love cold noodles. Okay, Hwang Geum, you can choose. Okay, here we go. We're going for 500. All right, let's go, guys. Morning routine for 500. Fill in the blank. I feel so blank after that workout. I need some water. I need some water. I feel so after that workout. So there's maybe two, two options I— you could say here, but think of if you watched Morning Routine. What would you say? Okay, you guys are getting them both. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. Okay, so thirsty, yes, you can say, oh, I'm so thirsty. Definitely, it's very casual and that works perfectly fine. In the morning routine, I said, oh, I woke up feeling dehydrated. Okay, dehydrated. Like, oh, I have— I feel like I have no water in my body, right? My body needs water. I'm dehydrated. Dehydrated. So, but I will accept both. Thirsty is also good. But yes, dehydrated. Very good. Dehydrated. That's a hard word. That's a hard word. Dehydrated. All right, you guys did amazing. 500 points, that's nothing. That's got nothing on you guys. You guys are good. Dehydrated. Yes, dehydrated. Good, good, good. Okay guys, we're going to stop here. I had so much fun. I hope you liked the review game. Did you guys like it? I hope you did. You can be honest. But I enjoyed it. I enjoyed preparing it. I loved seeing all of your answers. You all did such a great job, honestly. And you guys knew— you— I think you learned a lot about me as well. Actually, I was surprised you guys know me quite well. I was so flattered. You know me quite well. Thank you guys so much for joining. Thank you, thank you. I love getting to spend Sunday evening with you guys. It's a great way to wrap up the weekend, and I hope, I hope that you learned something new and this was a good review for you. Thank you guys so much. I appreciate you always. Enjoy the rest of your Sunday nights. Have an amazing week ahead. Tomorrow's Monday, right? But have a great Monday. It's going to be an amazing week and keep up the great work, you guys. Thank you. Thank you, you guys. Thank you. I appreciate you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Good night, everyone. Oh, thank you for joining. BC Chaw, thank you. I appreciate it. Take care, everyone. See you next time. Okay, good night. Bye-bye. Bye-bye.