Taiwanese Street Food - Fried Oyster Egg Omelette 

I've been asking that also

Nope not at all

I think you're talking about the bean sprouts (probably mung bean sprouts)? I didn't see anything be cut into matchsticks in this vid tbh...

@@PavementPig Yes, thank you!

There are plenty of Aden films where the subject is stepping aside to let him focus on the food, or making sure he gets his shot, etc... I am assuming he introduces himself off camera before filming and asks that he’ll be vlogging... I also think that is why he films the exteriors of the Japanese restaurants as a form of advertising in return for their allowing him film their faces and food, etc...

Egg whites

Why? They’re not stupid. They know it’s just a new flu.

It’s because they’re government is treating it for what it is. Another flu. They’re not shutting their economy down. They’re letting their people do what’s right. Not forcing them to close their businesses, wear masks and limit gatherings and canceling holidays. How many besides the cooks are wearing masks? NONE.

Less populated like New Zealand.

@@rogercase9982 🤣🤣 the number of people who died WITH Covid death is different from the number of people who died FROM Covid. Too bad you’re to dense to see that.

@@rogercase9982 and your opinion is any more valid than that of a common half wit. 🤣

@@rogercase9982 can you’re simple mind comprehend that 76.6% of cases of covid cone to those wearing masks? Can your simple mind comprehend that 99.8% of people who get it survive? That’s a better ratio than the flu. How did you get away from your helper and get online? Isn’t she supposed to keep you away from dangerous things like the internet and scissors?

Technically speaking, Taiwan is a part of China, some people in Taiwan disagree with this fact but they just can't go independent 🙂

@@leocao505 you’re delusional. Taiwan is a separate country, as the rest of the world outside of the PRC fully knows. Now, yes, culturally speaking, the PRC and Taiwan have a shared history. But that’s a completely different story from the current political situation.

@@LegendLength most Taiwanese descended from those in southeastern China several hundreds of years ago. So people in Taiwan also speak Mandarin. But politically the two are very, very different.

No :p

@@Totototo-nr8dh In the style of a certain orange thing, if you didn't count the ones before me, I was first. I won.

No :p