🇺🇸 #5 시카고 호스텔에서 우연히 만난 미국인 친구와 특별한 동행

Hello everyone, it's Sohee. I'm in Chicago right now. I just checked in. I asked for 3 nights, and they gave me an upper bed. The lower bed is full. I'm hungry. I want to go eat dinner, but it's past 7 o'clock, so I don't know if I should go. If I go, I'll film, and if I don't, I'll see you the next morning. I came to eat udon. And I ordered a big smoothie. There's a lot more than I thought. The price of the smoothie is a bit expensive. 5.75? Wow, the udon noodles are very plump. So, are you traveling? Yeah, I'm traveling. Hello, bro. My friend is talking to me. Is it Gordon? He's Nick. Oh, I like you. Are you traveling? In Chicago? Yeah, I'm from Omaha, Nebraska. It's like the middle of the U.S. Middle of the U.S.? It's like a 6-hour drive. How did you know I'm Korean? You can discuss? Yeah, you look Korean. But many Americans don't know Chinese, Japanese? No, I can tell. Really? That's why I came up and said something. My friend talked to me. He asked me if I'm Korean. I was so surprised. Nice to meet you. Oma is mom. Nuna is older woman. Opa is older guy. Grandma. Thank you. What's your age? My age? Can you guess? 22? Me too. Really? We are friends. Thank you. Hello. I'm Nick. I'm from the U.S. U.S.? No U.S. Hello, I'm Nick. I'm from the U.S. Nice Korean. Thank you, Nuna. Oh, you're not Nuna. You're the same age. Oh, you know I'm Nuna. Good morning, everyone. Where are we going today? You know Chicago pizza is famous, right? I thought I had to eat pizza when I came to Chicago. Deep dish pizza is famous here. Deep dish pizza is mozzarella cheese and minced meat. It's a traditional Chicago pizza. There are three famous places here. UNO, Giordano, and where is it? The place I'm going to go is Lou Malnati's. The reason I chose Lou Malnati's out of these three is because they serve one-person pizza. They have small size pizza for two people. So I'm going to Lou Malnati's Pizzeria for one-person pizza. Chicago is very clean, isn't it? And I felt like I was in Chicago. Of course, I can't generalize, but that's how I felt. It's an old car. Oh, it must be here. Lou Malnati's. I came here at 11 o'clock. For here, one person. Good, good. Thank you. Hello. Just you? Do you still need a minute? Do you still need a minute for the menu? Thank you. I want to order the Lou. Personal Lou. And house salad, please. It's going to be about 25 dollars. Do you want to keep that? Thank you. The pizza I ordered has a lot of vegetables. Mushrooms, basil, garlic, onion. That's how Koreans can enjoy greasy pizza. And salad. I'm really into American carrots. I ordered a house salad with American carrots. I ordered a house salad because it was the cheapest. But what's this? You wrapped it like a mountain. Oh, my God. And I don't know what dressing you like. He said he prepared a variety of things. Oh, finally, the deep dish pizza came out. Everyone, It's so precious to sell pizza for one person. To show you a more magnificent visual. I'm taking a picture with a camera. Pepperoni and cheese. It's no joke. And they don't cut it like this. Because the cheese can cool down. It's a whole pizza. It's like a Chicago pizza in Chicago. There's spinach in it. I think it's good because it's less greasy. I'll try it. The characteristics of American pizza. The dough is really thick, right? This is the characteristic of deep dish pizza. It's like a pizza pie. So it's a little bit of a Korean. It's a little bit of a Korean. But since I'm in Chicago, I'm going to have a regular pizza. It was more delicious than I thought. I'm done eating. I'll tell you how to calculate American style. I've been traveling for almost a week. Let's take your time, okay? Thank you. Today's pizza and salad are 27.58. I'm going to pay with my card. I'll put my card down. I'll be right back. Thank you. First, before you calculate the tip, First, I'll calculate the food price. Thank you. Then the tip comes like this. I don't know how much you'll give me a tip. I'm asking you to use it as a pen. The tip is about 18 to 20%. I usually pay about 20% to 30% of the total. I set the tip to $5. $5 Then I write the total again. It's a little inefficient. This is the American way. So this is calculated in total. I put it in a separate payment system. It's a way to get rid of the total amount. So I spent $32.58. It's for one person, but it's quite expensive. I saw this on the Internet. A picture of a person's face. All the kids are playing here. This is Seoul in Chicago. I think some of you are wondering how I filmed the scene crossing the street. I'm gonna put it up here. It's a risk reduction. I'll put it up like this. The round building is really big. That was the parking lot. Let's try the second restaurant. There's no Korean review here. I'll try it. Here's the food. I asked you to make it spicy. It's not bad. It's not spicy at all. It's a lot of beef. I finished my Chinese meal. I came back to the hotel. I think there are a lot of Americans who came to Korea. I bought this at a convenience store. I don't know if it's good. Jelly I bought earlier This is good. I'm going to edit here. I'll see you tomorrow. Hello, everyone. Good morning. I bought clothes. I found a shirt I liked at Zara yesterday. I wore it ambitiously. Where are you going today? I'm going to Starbucks Reserve. Starbucks is a little special. I went there at 3 o'clock yesterday. There are a lot of people. I'm going to go to Starbucks Reserve. I'm going to Starbucks Reserve. Chicago's beautiful scenery Trump must have a lot of money. I can't believe you named this building. I thought it would be similar to Europe. I came out at 7.30. I think the strategy of the open run will work in the United States. I don't think there are many people. What is this? I finally got in. I got in in 20 minutes. This is a place where 1 in 8,000 people visit. I came here to buy some goods. My mom told me to buy a gift. Guys, the escalator in Starbucks is crazy. I can see many bars. I'm going to have coffee. I'm going to eat hot dog. Wow, it's definitely more flavorful with the olive oil. It's delicious. And this is a place that sells alcohol. So I guess they sell cocktails and stuff like that. I'm going to eat hot dogs. That's enough. I'm going to eat hot dogs. Everyone, I got on the bus. Everyone, lunch is at a hot dog place called Jim's Original. This is where Michael Jordan always ate as a routine. It's open from 6 a.m. to 1 a.m. Wow, it's hip. Hello. How much is the Polish sausage hot dog? 86,000 won. Dr. Pepper, please. Can I show you? Hello. It's cheap here, so it's good. It's less than $10. It's really good. This is a Polish hot dog. I'm going to order the most famous one. This is jalapeno. The only reason I can survive in the U.S. is because of this jalapeno. Koreans have to eat spicy food to have this. Well, first of all, It's delicious. The policeman over there gave me this. He told me to wear this. I think it was the same when I went to In-N-Out last time. Very, very spicy. I need some time to calm down. A friend who gave me this hat started asking me about my YouTube channel. What's your name? Asher Where are you from? USA? Oh, nice. It's delicious. I've been waiting for this moment. Wait a minute. The sauce is crazy. Nick, who I met yesterday, told me to hang out with him. I'm waiting in the lobby. I'm hungry. I'm afraid Nick will ask me to eat hamburgers or pizza. I'm a little worried. I'm going to ask him to eat Asian food. Hi, Nick. I met Nick. Hi. I'm so hungry right now. Do you like Asian food? Japanese food? Ginger? I'm hungry. Are you hungry? Then you should eat something delicious. I want to go to San Diego. Oh, San Diego. But I didn't go there. Why? There's no time. Are you going back to Korea? I'm going to Busan. Are you going to Busan? I have a friend named Kevin. He lives in Busan. Kevin lives in Busan? I don't know his real name. I'm going to see him. It's very expensive. Expensive, right? Is it okay? Can you do that? The food is here. My friend ordered this. I ordered eel rice bowl. It's been a while since I had eel rice bowl. Oh, my God. How is it? Is it delicious? Delicious? You're eating well. Mmm. Delicious. I like kimchi. Do you really like kimchi? Did you try kimchi? Yeah, of course. Do you want to go to the tower? I'm traveling alone. I'm alone. I want to take a picture. I don't have a friend. Oh, okay. Like this. You go to Korea in September. It's this month. Three weeks. I'll give you a present. Present? A wand? It's not a big money. It's a Korean wand. I have a Korean wand. For Kevin. This is 1,000 won. Thank you. I'm rich. You're rich. Really? You can buy fish-shaped buns with this. Nick is looking at my stamp. Japan Vietnam Indonesia Mongolia Do you want to go to India? No. Three times. I'm not fascinated. I want to go to Korea. You're only fascinated in Korea. That's it. Very good. This is my first stamp. First stamp in Korea. What's your real name? Suhyun It's hard to pronounce. So many people call me Soi. Hi, Soi. This is Willis Tower. It's a must-see view. I can't see the night view. I'm going to see the night view. Willis What else can I learn? Teach me something in Korean. Do you want to learn Korean? You can learn from Netflix. No. Why? If you want to learn, you have to learn. It's hard to learn on Netflix. That's why I learned Jinja. The sun is shining. Sky Tower Willis Tower Sky Tower It's amazing from the top. Chicago's building is big, right? I can see it from a distance. The sun is going down. The night view is great, too. I never realized how tall this building is. Your tall? No, the building. Ah, what is your height? 188cm Nick is showing off his height of 187cm This is the beautiful night view of Chicago I don't usually go out at night, but I have Nick so I go out at night It's only 8.30pm Thank you, nice to meet you Me too So, when you come to Korea Message to me I came back safely before 9pm Guys, my day is over I'm going to New York tomorrow So I have to go to bed early A day went by so fast It was a happy time See you in the next video Bye