럭키 데이 종료 임박! 인도 F4 한국에서의 아쉬운 마지막 밤? l  

약 4년전의 그들에게 인사하시는 모습 인상깊네요

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@@--KinggodNY 그래요, 4년전의 영상이라,,, ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 나도 우숩네요.

7개월이 지난 지금, 국격이 사망하는 중입니다.

컨벤셔널 호텐이네여

저기 논현동 임페리얼펠리스요

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코끼리 가네샤 신... 인도코끼리가 태국에 살죠

그 태국에 사는 코끼리가 인도코끼리 종임

In this case, it's no good because that kimchi bowl is communal one. I'm not sure about this place but some places will put big portion of kimchi in a bowl like that on each tables so people can serve themselves. So it's ideal to use serving utensil that's given with that bowl to put the amount of food you want in other plate and eat from there. I personally believe "when in Rome, do as the Romans do" because it's the part of charm in traveling different countries and your way of showing respect to the culture of the country you visit. However, any sensible people who has some knowledge about Indian food culture won't shame anyone for using fingers IF he/she use hands with foods on personal plate.

@@kakuella I have a lot to say but I'll keep this comment short. my earlier comment was solely based on the tone and body language of the lucky guy.

@@shama3554 I'm pretty sure he was doing that to protect his friends. This is an widely watched tv show. Many different types of people watch it. Most audiences will be very reasonable and understanding of different culture but there are always those who are ignorants and lack of understanding of cultural differences. And those people will criticize the shit out of people who behave differently from their ideas of "standard manner"; like the one in the clip, and I'm pretty sure Lucky just wanted to protect his friend from getting attack by those ignorant people.

They are free to eat with their hands. However, the large soup bowl picked with that hand is not a bowl to eat alone, but a bowl to divide and share there. When he puts his hand in such a bowl, his friend tells him.

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