Admittedly at first I missed the joke, then one of the comments made it clear what's going on and why they all start agreeing, Foreign humor is the best.
@@catinacube9927 hi I believe that this is a reference to a korean man that for several weeks fooled his family by saying the new Ps5 he bought was a router or modem He even went so far as paying a friend to pose as a technician to help him install it , along with a fake sticker to cover the sony logo, That is until he brought the lie onto Twitter and his wife found out after he started posting images and talking about it weirdly creating this meme. It is a shame that original comments is gone they explained it a lot better then I remember it. I just remember that after seeing this a month later a news article was talking about this incident and I felt a strange sense like I have seen this before I couldn't believe it was based off a real thing.
@@catinacube9927 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-cEN00wMFB2A.html Apparently what I originally said wasn't a Korean family but one in Taiwan, He apparently saw the above meme and copied it except he said it was a air purifier.
2:07 I'm driving now, so I'll call you back in a month. Sorry. 2:10 Hello? Hello? You don't have a car! Originally it means this. In Korean, car and tea are pronounced the same. Another pronunciation of car is jadongcha.
