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Thank you for the reply. I'm... kind of curious to know why. Would you care to explain it maybe briefly?

@@honggwan. The SR battery has excellent leakage resistance. The best brand is Engergizer which cost more, the secondl is Sony ( Now Murata) . Well for the price you pay Murata is reasonable and it will last for 2-3 years . Try to Avoid the LR , those are good for others such remote control and it will empty before they leak.

Interesting. Hm.... I will keep that in mind in the future. I learned something new. Thank you for sharing the info.

Thank you for watching!

I wish I can visit India again. Hopefully... soon. Thank you for letting me know!

Lol! Thank you for watching!

@@honggwan. thanks for making it

Thank you for watching! And I agree.

Thank you for watching! :-)

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Thank you for watching! :-)

I'm glad to hear it. The same watch shown in the video is still running with the replaced battery. :-) My mother bought me the watch actually. It is still one of the most memorable gifts I've ever received from her so far.

Thank you for telling me. :-) I never got a chance to taste Soviet ice cream, but it would be nice if I can give Russian ice cream a try in the future. I like exploring new stuff.

no problem!

I guess so. :-)

It is good to know that you enjoyed watching my video. Thank you for watching! I mean, I try to communicate with our subscribers as smooth as I can and positive as I can. The "mhm, supply and demand" part was one way of doing it. I could have either don't talk talk about it at all or talk about it in detail, but I decided to put it "as is" given its weight of the topic. Daiso is certainly thriving in this economic situation in Korea. Once again, thank you for watching!

Thank you very much for the comment! I'm happy to know that someone liked it.

Thank you very much for your comment and sharing your love toward EXO!

Thank you very much for leaving the comment and I'm happy that I could help.

My original understanding was that the Samsung Galaxy's position in Korea is pretty strong as I explained in this video. However, the picture may be shifting which I plan to talk about in the future. Yes, I did hear that Apple iPhone is #1 in Japan. Thank you for your comment. :-)

Thank you~ You should come and visit sometime if you can.

Preferably either in the fall or spring.

Hello~

Thank you for your comment, jannyrocks1815! I really appreciate it. That is exactly the part I decided to leave out at 4:06; the risen global grain price, the war in Ukraine, and the inflation. I had two reasons. The first was they could be somewhat political or geopolitical. They could be not political, but they carried the possibility to become political. The second was, my understanding is that most of the viewers on this channel are not really interested in hearing about non-entertaining subjects regardless of how I may find them interesting. I’ve probably spent half a day making this video thinking that this could be interesting to our viewers and subscribers, but as you can see, this specific video only got 15 views as of Aug 11, 2023. The result is suggesting me that people are not interested. To go a bit further into the subject of milk, the local farmers here were saying that the cost to produce the cow milk rose. Therefore, they must receive higher price for their milk which do make sense, but at the same time, many consumers here (including myself) found the current Korean milk price too high. Every now and then, the Korean milk cow farmers would purposely dump the produced cow milk into the drain as a demonstration/protest to raise the price or keep the price high. So, I mean… I don’t think they care about the climate change too much. I think they care much more about the Benjamins (or Shin Saimdangs in this case). It’s just a humble observation I made. I wasn’t aware of the EU farming subsidies. Thank you for telling me that. This makes sense why the Polish milk is much cheaper than the Korean milk. I think one of the reasons why the $3.69 price tag for a gallon of milk in the United States is possible it’s because the US (and Europe) got the economy of scale which the Korean milk industry doesn’t have. As you know, mass production leads to cheaper price. The Korean side doesn’t have that. My small expectation is that when the import tax on milk becomes 0% in 2025 (or maybe in 2026, I forgot which one) as per the ROK-US Free Trade Agreement and the ROK-EU Free Trade Agreement, the small scale Korean cow milk farmers will be severely impacted.