I just sat in my bed and watched an american walk to 50 different vending machines in a foreign country trying drinks that he can't read for 20 minuets and wasn't bored for a second
@@coleluterek9507 Whole fish in a dark brown liquid doesn't take Gordon Ramsay to guess what it is. Not to mention it says soup stock right on the damn machine. How tf is that racist?
Why do you put fish stock in a bottle and then in a vending machine? Is the demand for on-the-go fish stock that high? "Gotta catch my train, thank God there is a vending machine for my salmon dinner!" Is there a machine for beef stock?
Watching him drink multiple soups in a row and then a literal soup stock was amazing Also, CAN CONFIRM, the Calpico (white/blue warm can) is INFINITELY better cold.
Also it's another yogurt based drink, but I think he described it like a capri sun which makes no sense to me heh, I guess he couldn't taste the yogurt warm?
@@jama211 It is, yeah. The creaminess definitely comes through differently when it's room temp/warm vs properly chilled, and it has a weirdly fruity flavor that's not far off from some of the less-good caprisuns imo
Did an exchange in Japan many years ago. They have dried little fish you eat as snacks (like chips), bought a bag with slightly bigger ones and took it to a party. Turned out those bigger ones are for making stock. Been a while since I felt that dumb 😂
A couple of factoids. Jungleman is a collab with the Japanese Self Dense Force. The muffins have a 4 year expiration date meant for emergency stockpiles.
I can't wait for the next video in the "William goes to a non-English speaking country and tries food and drinks out of packaging he can't understand" series.
The shift in his energy and disposition once the day ticked over is hilarious. He also has Straight Tea after calling the rainbow one Gay Coffee which I thought was probably unintentional but adds to the plot.
If anyone is interested, the piece of paper is a short blurb about a recent scandal involving the LDP politician Yoshikawa allegedly seen paying 40,000 yen to go to a love hotel with an 18 year old college student.
Actually, according to libel laws, it doesn't matter whether the thing that happened is true or not, so if that's really the case, William bought a crime!
I was curious about what the text said because having it printed and stuck on there like that was seriously sus and got out my phone to Google translate it and I had to come down to the comments to make sure I wasn't getting a serious mistranslation. Nope! WTF. Just stuck on the side of a box in a vending machine corner that looks like it belongs in an analogue horror.
Pocari Sweat is actually one of the more popular drinks. I think it’s being sold in several countries. They even have a powder sachet you can mix into water for instant Pocari sweat
@Tuure Syrjälä "Well, no idea anyone has is original anymore, lol. I came up with it on my own, but its probably similar to the comment your referring to XD
@@yurashida “10 THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE MOVING TO JAPAN!!1!1!! (I GOT THROWN IN JAIL FOR LIFE!) [thumbnail shows crying white man wearing nothing but a sumo thong getting arrested by Japanese police, with a big red circle or arrow pointing at butt.]
Good news! Most Asian grocery stores in the states actually do sell Pocari Sweat (at least the ones I have been to) so you can have it back in America too!
Yeah, funny that the ones he liked (Pocari, CC Lemon) are all widely available if you know where to look. A poplar 100Yen store Daiso has a lot of locations in the US and they should have both of those.
@@snottyboy9983 They sell Pocari Sweat at T&T super market in Canada, I bought a bunch after trying it in Japan, but it is available in a bunch of countries so could probably find it in korean and phillipine stores.
Having only enough yen to buy the fish soup stock drink and then not enough to buy a pallet cleanser bahaha 😂 it was refreshing to see the vending machine underworld.
2:10 that drink contains something called 'nata de coco', a jello-like substance, and you have to shake it at least 20 times before you open the can to break it up so that it comes out
William here’s a tip: if you’re unsure what a flavor is but it’s just some green fruit then it’s most likely melon flavor. I’m fairly sure that’s what that Fanta was. Update: did some minor research and it seems to be the flavor “Seishun sweetie citrus” named after the sweetie, or oroblanco grapefruit. It’s a cross between a type of pomelo and a type of grapefruit. Forgive me for the misinformation
Fun fact: Drink vending machines are 3x more popular than convenience machines on Japan's streets but convenience vending machines are 2x more popular on indoor spaces!
Uh yeah, because you don't need to sit down to drink. Even snacks are more enjoyable when sitting down, and you get a better chance to sit down in a mall or other indoor place than outside, plus, when you are on the streets, you are more likely in a "travelling" situation, whilst when you are in a store, you already are where you want to be. DUH.
@@doggyspeak I know, its weird, go across the water to Korea and its perfectly fine to see dozens of people with everything imaginable in their hands but here in Japan you get told off for looking at your phone while crossing the street!
@@Matt..S That isn't entirely true, there are more spaces to sit outside than inside because in Japan we prioritize positive space, which is space to move and walk around in, if the space is filled with chairs and tables it creates negative space or clutter, sitting is better for eating and drinking as it promotes good circulation, hence why many restaurants have vending machines and soft floors to kneel on, the sitting position "Seiza" is what we use because you can reach the whole table, we often eat sitting down, even in formal dinners, also, we prioritize routes to our jobs, homes and shops, you'll find a more mixed variety of vending machines on local routes such as train and bus stations but when out in the country they're more sparse!
@@justcallmeavi3255 Not my point. Also, benches on streets are usually occupied exceedingly compared to the demand. And mostly used for rest or waiting on a train, while indoor benches are primarily used to eat or drink. I doubt humans in general are that different in eating/drinking behaviour. Everyone enjoys eating while stationary and drinks both while moving or sitting.
I enjoyed watching this video of your adventures in Japan to drink 50 beverages from vending machines from my cozy bed on a snowy winter morning in eastern Canada. It was lovely and has only improved my day. Thank you William :)
CC Lemon is easily one of my favorite drinks. I bought some at EPCOT once and fell in love. It's like if someone had to recreate San Pellegrino Limonata, but wasn't allowed to use real lemon juice, and still got damn close.
pocari sweat is my fav drink to get in SE Asia. It is sold in the USA but usually at asian markets for like a 300% markup. Best to get they dry powder in aisa and bring it back.
Mista hamburga-san is next level comedy gold. I applaud you William. I woke up this morning with that certain feeling that you upload today, its great to see you man
This is what google-translate has to say about the poem at 14:55: Liberal Democratic Party Rep. Yoshikawa Give 40,000 yen to an 18-year-old female college student and drink. Two years later, he returned to the party. His father is Shizuka Traveling with his mistress to Vietnam, and the gang of evil magistrates. It's All About Our Taxes Local voters end up being silly. what did you do sounds strange but i mean ist japan so....
I saw those prices and was very surprised since 100-150 yen is like 75 cents to just over a dollar is USD. But then I saw you start trying them and figured out why they were so cheap. And I guess they were also pretty small bottles
I've seen those soup vending machines around and wondered if anyone would be stupid enough to buy one thinking it's a drink... I guess William proved it possible! 😂😂
When I saw him take a look at the soup stock bottle I was like "damn I hope he knows that's not for straight drinking" Glad he didnt come across any of the ones that are straight up soy sauce and vinegar (basically a really convenient cooking supply machine if the million 7/11's everywhere aren't enough)
I studied abroad in Tokyo for a summer, and by far one of the most memorable things was 1000% thinking it’s one food and finding out it’s something *entirely* different. Raspberry Filled Donut? Spaghetti and Meatball Donut. Soda? Try thicc bubbles. If you chug a few Strong Zero’s before the izakaya it solves most though. …I think.
I was quite dissapointed that he didn't try any of the hot drinks. Many of those machines have coffee or soups that are heated. It blew my mind when I visited Japan that I could get a can or a bottle of hot coffee from them. Also the convenience marts had separate "hot shelves" for these kind of drinks.
Loved the intro. It's been a day since I took Japanese, but your introduction was spot on in terms of both formality and word choice. "I welcome you all, honored guests." Nicely done.
I feel like the electrolytes and flavorings are really concentrated in gatorade, so that makes sense. I usually like to drink the watered down versions of sport drinks for that reason.
I always get Pocari Sweat from Daiso when they have it in stock. One, because it's amusing, two, it tastes interesting and is made by a company that made/makes IV fluid for hospitals and stuff, so they probably know what they're doing. Three, maybe I might need it for a busy work day.
As a long-time fan of the Yakuza games, and someone who's never been to Japan, it's blowing my mind a little to see actual C. C. Lemon and Rainbow Mountain coffee. That's legit. Almost as legit as eating seal butt jerkey in curry sauce.
So happy I found your second channel after the ricecooker vid ofc (sense I think I remember you telling us about it then) there isnt enough big willy content on that main channel to fed my addiction...... THX FOR KEEPING US ENTERTAINED!!
so at 3:55, you drink something that has "1350 mg of vitamin c" the daily dose of vitamin c is 40-75 mg that is almost 20 times more than the daily recommended dose the upper limit of daily vitamin c you can take before you begin to suffer is 2000 mg 2 of those drinks would probably kill you
William if you ever come across squirtle sparkling water Dont GET IT. Its cheese and sea salt it’s absolutely vile. I had it from an imported goods store in America and it’s my number one gated thing in life now
I went through your emotions with you a few times during this, having the same reactions, it was pretty funny. The biggest one was that seal can, I felt in sync with you as we were realizing it, very odd
I just sat in my bed and watched an american walk to 50 different vending machines in a foreign country trying drinks that he can't read for 20 minuets and wasn't bored for a second
Watch Cdawgva he does this every other week
@@natedostalik3538 Connor is based
It was 50 drinks not 50 vending machines
You really think he went to 50 different machines?? He was at the 2nd machine for like 3 minutes in the video
@@natedostalik3538 imagine thinking William osman uploads every 2 weeks.
You're not very smart
11:48 "Do not drink. This is a soup stock."
A guarantee for a refreshing beverage 🤣🤣
LOL I didn't notice, it's even in English 🤣
I mean soup stock can be good, usually warm though
@@TheDeviIDogg *Not this kind of fish stock...*
@@mvpandrew93 You're speaking from personal experience I assume? >:P
Expecting William to read is a bit much.
As a Japanese person, I was laughing my ass off when William bought the fish stock
笑笑
What a coincidence as an American I was also laughing my ass off. It's like stupidity is hilarious everywhere.
@@thirtythreeeyes8624 except he laughed because he had foreknowledge you just laughed because you’re racist
@@coleluterek9507 Whole fish in a dark brown liquid doesn't take Gordon Ramsay to guess what it is. Not to mention it says soup stock right on the damn machine. How tf is that racist?
Why do you put fish stock in a bottle and then in a vending machine? Is the demand for on-the-go fish stock that high? "Gotta catch my train, thank God there is a vending machine for my salmon dinner!"
Is there a machine for beef stock?
Watching him drink multiple soups in a row and then a literal soup stock was amazing
Also, CAN CONFIRM, the Calpico (white/blue warm can) is INFINITELY better cold.
Calpico is great!
Also it's another yogurt based drink, but I think he described it like a capri sun which makes no sense to me heh, I guess he couldn't taste the yogurt warm?
@@jama211 It is, yeah. The creaminess definitely comes through differently when it's room temp/warm vs properly chilled, and it has a weirdly fruity flavor that's not far off from some of the less-good caprisuns imo
Calpis/Calpico rocks.
Especially the melon one.
Omg yessss
William unknowingly drinking soup stock made my day
your name is awesome
It did a close up on “do not drink” I’m pretty sure he knew 😂
@@mooselove The cameraman knew, but William didn't. That's why the cameraman pointed it out after William drank it.
Did an exchange in Japan many years ago. They have dried little fish you eat as snacks (like chips), bought a bag with slightly bigger ones and took it to a party. Turned out those bigger ones are for making stock. Been a while since I felt that dumb 😂
@@Biru_to what does making stock mean
A Man drank 50 Energy drinks in a day, This is what happened to his brain...
Yes! I thought I was watching a backstory to a chubbyemu video 😂😂
what brain
Liver*
WO is a 31 year old male, ☝presenting to the ☝emergency room, unconscious.
"'I'll just drink all these for views & likes on my UA-cam channel!' he thought"
I love how you can SEE the gears turning in his head as he wonders if he's really about to pay $20 for canned seal meat curry
seal meat??
@@anonthe-third236716:05 for the seal meat
2000 yen is more like 14$
dude can write it off
Timestamps
0:17 Oronamin C
0:32 Cheerio Godzilla Energy Drink
0:55 Cheerio Jungleman (Energy Drink)
1:28 Suntory C.C Lemon パイナップルミックス
1:51 Itoen むぎ茶
2:02 Itoen 一日分のビタミン
2:08 Itoen Nata De Coco (coconut gel) Yogurt Flavour
2:23 Pokka Sapporo Corn Soup
2:44 Itoen ビタミンパワーGO！
3:08 Itoen Vivit’s 桃ソーダ
3:18 Pokka Sapporo Chupa Chups ストロベリークリームソーダ
3:38 Sangaria Miracle Body V
3:54 Pokka Sapporo キレートレモン
4:09 Kirin 小岩井 ミルクとココア Milk & Cocoa
4:20 Fanta 期間限定 青春スウィーティー
4:50 Asahi ぐんぐんグルト
5:01 Asahi ドデカミンストロング
5:19 Dydo The Black
5:29 Pepsi Refresh Shot
5:36 Coca Cola Co. Real Gold Rock Energy X
5:49 Coca Cola Co. Real Gold
6:00 Suntory Boss Rainbow Mountain Blend
6:11 Kirin 力水
6:29 Cheerio Lifeguard
6:52 Kirin Mets Orange
7:12 Asahi カルピス THE RICH
7:37 Asahi Bireley's すっきり１日分のマルチビタミン
7:44 Aasahi Bireley’s さらさら毎日おいしくトマト
7:53 Pocari Sweat
8:23 Mitsuya Cider
8:34 Asahi CALPIS SODA メロンクリームソーダ
9:09 Wilkinson Lemon
9:26 G Zone Utopia Quick Boost
9:53 Monster 3 Energy Drink
10:11 Monster Super Cola
10:24 Pokka Sapporo Potato Soup
10:37 Pokka Sapporo Pumpkin Soup
10:58 Pokka Sapporo Tomato & Onion Soup
11:08 Pokka Sapporo Freedom Energy
11:28 Calorie Mate
11:46 だし道楽 焼きあご入り
12:58 不二家NECTAR ピーチ
13:09 Asahi カルピスウォーター
13:24 Pokka Sapporo Ribbon ふってふってゼリーグレープ
13:35 Sangaria まろやかバナナ＆ミルク
13:46 Kirin 午後の紅茶 Straight Tea
14:00 日興食品 Muffin Muffin
14:45 Stack of Paper with a Political Rant
15:11 Sanritsu チョコバット
15:20 日興薬品 スーパーすっぽんドリンク
15:36 エスエス製薬 エスカップ
17:55 北都 アザラシカレー
Thanks!
A couple of factoids. Jungleman is a collab with the Japanese Self Dense Force. The muffins have a 4 year expiration date meant for emergency stockpiles.
thank you! :D
The hero we needed but not the one we deserve
What was the name of the drink at 0:17 ?
I can't wait for the next video in the "William goes to a non-English speaking country and tries food and drinks out of packaging he can't understand" series.
ikr i love watching him try these things
i cant wait for the next video to be "how good is the healthcare system in japan (GONE WRONG!!!)"
Up next, Thailand!
made me mad asf when he didn't use the translate app to see the name😤
you should have mixed them all together at end and then tried the ultimate japanese jungle juice
That would be one hell of a suicide slide...
Just instant multisystem organ failure.
@@zobrombie3023 assuming a demon doesnt come out of it first
Jungle is an apt phrase cus I'm sure the concoction would reveal you to 15 unidentified viruses
No no I think it'd be city juice if they're japanese...
The shift in his energy and disposition once the day ticked over is hilarious.
He also has Straight Tea after calling the rainbow one Gay Coffee which I thought was probably unintentional but adds to the plot.
Just when I think that I can't be more surprised by the creepy vending machine corner videos, and then William finds canned seal curry.
If anyone is interested, the piece of paper is a short blurb about a recent scandal involving the LDP politician Yoshikawa allegedly seen paying 40,000 yen to go to a love hotel with an 18 year old college student.
The scandal being he didn't contribute to the declining population in Japan and tried to help her with studies instead. /s
Actually, according to libel laws, it doesn't matter whether the thing that happened is true or not, so if that's really the case, William bought a crime!
you can find LDP politician scandals everywhere, why would anyone sell it 草
Wow that’s disgusting thank you
I was curious about what the text said because having it printed and stuck on there like that was seriously sus and got out my phone to Google translate it and I had to come down to the comments to make sure I wasn't getting a serious mistranslation. Nope! WTF. Just stuck on the side of a box in a vending machine corner that looks like it belongs in an analogue horror.
Pocari Sweat is actually one of the more popular drinks. I think it’s being sold in several countries. They even have a powder sachet you can mix into water for instant Pocari sweat
I can even get it at a couple nearby stores in Minnesota
Its great for easing cramps during my hikes, nothing beats Pocari I’ve tried. Like overtime I mean, not instant cramp fix.
Pocari Sweat is GOATed hangover cure and hot day succour
its at most daiso stores
Pocari Sweat is unironically good despite its weird name, especially for Gatorade kind of situations.
When I lived in Japan in 2006, some energy drinks contained nicotine. I wonder if that's still the case.
Yeah "Lipovitan D ", he drank it about halfway through lol
Oh wow, hows that allowed
I love how he groans every time he reaches down to grab the drink it got progressively more funny every time he did
The massive “do not drink this is soup stock” on the fish juice vending machine 😂😂😂 11:48
That was really one of those "this is the entire vibe of the channel" moments.
Let’s be real the term “stock” is dumb and a bit fu fu . It should be called fish or meat juice.😂
William has just become youtube's crazy uncle, and I'm here for it
Every since he started hanging out with Ian
I'm pretty sure you just stole this comment from the tractor video
William has been that for quite some time, lol. But I love him all the same, I miss seeing him and Michael together
@Tuure Syrjälä "Well, no idea anyone has is original anymore, lol. I came up with it on my own, but its probably similar to the comment your referring to XD
Wow that makes me feel old lol
I really want more of William going to random countries and trying random things that he has no idea about
As a Japanese person, I found William being confused and not being able to tell what any of the drinks were very fascinating
as an American it is just straight up hilarious to witness this adventure
The editing at 0:49 has no business being as good as it is
I want my funeral to have this type of editing of me holding all my failures.
@@MrHeroicDemon u good mate?
Tbh i didnt enjoy it until I read your comment. Its really energizing and sets the hook in my attention span. Lol
It's also fun that it shows 50 items, and it starts at :50 pretty much.
Whats the song tho?
This was something different than how people normally vlog in Japan
how people normally vlog in japan is “IM IN JAPAN”
@@yurashida “10 THINGS I WISH I KNEW BEFORE MOVING TO JAPAN!!1!1!! (I GOT THROWN IN JAIL FOR LIFE!)
[thumbnail shows crying white man wearing nothing but a sumo thong getting arrested by Japanese police, with a big red circle or arrow pointing at butt.]
@@SmokeyChipOatley I am imagining William in that situation and it looks ridiculous
isn't it illegal to spit on the ground? ol willy is gonna be stuck in solitary confinement
@@MrPaxio thought that was Singapore
15:02 That's not adult erotica, but it's something just as weird. Political propaganda??
Whoever editted this did a phenomenal job
William introducing himself as mister hamburger is comedic genius
Good news! Most Asian grocery stores in the states actually do sell Pocari Sweat (at least the ones I have been to) so you can have it back in America too!
Yeah, funny that the ones he liked (Pocari, CC Lemon) are all widely available if you know where to look. A poplar 100Yen store Daiso has a lot of locations in the US and they should have both of those.
California has Mitsuya which probably sells a lot of these (and maybe H Mart?)
I saw one with Korean text at an Asian market here in Canada so that was cool
@@snottyboy9983 They sell Pocari Sweat at T&T super market in Canada, I bought a bunch after trying it in Japan, but it is available in a bunch of countries so could probably find it in korean and phillipine stores.
13:46 No thanks, I prefer my tea gay.
I love it! I got so excited when you got to the creepy vending machine corner- I recognized it and couldn't wait to see your reactions!!!
Having only enough yen to buy the fish soup stock drink and then not enough to buy a pallet cleanser bahaha 😂 it was refreshing to see the vending machine underworld.
Dudes gonna have a heart attack not realizing he drank like 25 energy drinks in 20 mins
I doubt he drank the whole thing each time. If he did that’s utterly insane.
2:10 that drink contains something called 'nata de coco', a jello-like substance, and you have to shake it at least 20 times before you open the can to break it up so that it comes out
Props to caretaker for taking lil William to Japan it can be very difficult traveling in a totally foreign country while also taking care of someone
William here’s a tip: if you’re unsure what a flavor is but it’s just some green fruit then it’s most likely melon flavor. I’m fairly sure that’s what that Fanta was.
Update: did some minor research and it seems to be the flavor “Seishun sweetie citrus” named after the sweetie, or oroblanco grapefruit. It’s a cross between a type of pomelo and a type of grapefruit.
Forgive me for the misinformation
Yeah it is. I had some a couple of days ago. It's not bad.
I was thinking it may be a pumello. Kinda grapefruity, but not as bitter, and it's a green fruit, looks like a huge unripe orange.
The flavor of the Fanta is sweetie flavor. It was a limited time flavor that was sold during the summer.
Its oroblanco citrus.
@@_kennydotJP I realize that now. Pretty neat that it was a limited time summer special though.
Fun fact: Drink vending machines are 3x more popular than convenience machines on Japan's streets but convenience vending machines are 2x more popular on indoor spaces!
Uh yeah, because you don't need to sit down to drink. Even snacks are more enjoyable when sitting down, and you get a better chance to sit down in a mall or other indoor place than outside, plus, when you are on the streets, you are more likely in a "travelling" situation, whilst when you are in a store, you already are where you want to be.
DUH.
Also there's lots of foot traffic in japanese cities, so eating while on the streets is seen as rude
@@doggyspeak I know, its weird, go across the water to Korea and its perfectly fine to see dozens of people with everything imaginable in their hands but here in Japan you get told off for looking at your phone while crossing the street!
@@Matt..S That isn't entirely true, there are more spaces to sit outside than inside because in Japan we prioritize positive space, which is space to move and walk around in, if the space is filled with chairs and tables it creates negative space or clutter, sitting is better for eating and drinking as it promotes good circulation, hence why many restaurants have vending machines and soft floors to kneel on, the sitting position "Seiza" is what we use because you can reach the whole table, we often eat sitting down, even in formal dinners, also, we prioritize routes to our jobs, homes and shops, you'll find a more mixed variety of vending machines on local routes such as train and bus stations but when out in the country they're more sparse!
@@justcallmeavi3255 Not my point. Also, benches on streets are usually occupied exceedingly compared to the demand. And mostly used for rest or waiting on a train, while indoor benches are primarily used to eat or drink.
I doubt humans in general are that different in eating/drinking behaviour. Everyone enjoys eating while stationary and drinks both while moving or sitting.
I enjoyed watching this video of your adventures in Japan to drink 50 beverages from vending machines from my cozy bed on a snowy winter morning in eastern Canada. It was lovely and has only improved my day. Thank you William :)
CC Lemon is easily one of my favorite drinks. I bought some at EPCOT once and fell in love. It's like if someone had to recreate San Pellegrino Limonata, but wasn't allowed to use real lemon juice, and still got damn close.
William flew to Japan just to taste these drinks so we don't have to. What a legend.
I'd guess they were there anyway for the video about getting boobas to a high place.
Nick Robinson would be proud
Kidney stones speedrun be like
pocari sweat is my fav drink to get in SE Asia. It is sold in the USA but usually at asian markets for like a 300% markup. Best to get they dry powder in aisa and bring it back.
Mista hamburga-san is next level comedy gold. I applaud you William. I woke up this morning with that certain feeling that you upload today, its great to see you man
william drinking straight SOUP STOCK is the funniest thing ever 😭 also love how they just sell that in vending machines
This is what google-translate has to say about the poem at 14:55:
Liberal Democratic Party Rep. Yoshikawa Give 40,000 yen to an 18-year-old female college student and drink. Two years later, he returned to the party. His father is Shizuka Traveling with his mistress to Vietnam, and the gang of evil magistrates. It's All About Our Taxes Local voters end up being silly. what did you do
sounds strange but i mean ist japan so....
I saw those prices and was very surprised since 100-150 yen is like 75 cents to just over a dollar is USD. But then I saw you start trying them and figured out why they were so cheap. And I guess they were also pretty small bottles
I've seen those soup vending machines around and wondered if anyone would be stupid enough to buy one thinking it's a drink... I guess William proved it possible! 😂😂
I was recommended here while listening to the song “Dupe- Gangsta “ 🥶🥶
Will is like the embodiment of the idea you had at 3:00 am while high and I love it soo much
Well Chupa Chups is a lollipop company so it doesn't surprise me at all that it tastes like melted candy. lol
8:10 yes, propel is similar to gatorade but less harsh and more like a flavored water, so pretty much what you're describing
I saw this while heading to work today and I can't express how excited I feel to come back home to watch this with my wife.
When I saw him take a look at the soup stock bottle I was like "damn I hope he knows that's not for straight drinking"
Glad he didnt come across any of the ones that are straight up soy sauce and vinegar (basically a really convenient cooking supply machine if the million 7/11's everywhere aren't enough)
I studied abroad in Tokyo for a summer, and by far one of the most memorable things was 1000% thinking it’s one food and finding out it’s something *entirely* different.
Raspberry Filled Donut? Spaghetti and Meatball Donut.
Soda? Try thicc bubbles.
If you chug a few Strong Zero’s before the izakaya it solves most though. …I think.
Man this is so good, I know it's like the easy content from Japan thing, but I still love it 😂
I was quite dissapointed that he didn't try any of the hot drinks. Many of those machines have coffee or soups that are heated. It blew my mind when I visited Japan that I could get a can or a bottle of hot coffee from them. Also the convenience marts had separate "hot shelves" for these kind of drinks.
really great of you to have filmed this, so chubbyemu doesnt have to hire actors for his next video.
Loved the intro. It's been a day since I took Japanese, but your introduction was spot on in terms of both formality and word choice. "I welcome you all, honored guests." Nicely done.
very close! "my name is mr mr hamburger!"
@@appletalkin Yes...my comment was a joke, though I would translate it more closely as "I am Mr. Hamburger."
@@jasonpatterson8091 my comment was also a joke haha, like "very close! (not at all close)". srry should have used tone indicators
I love how i wasnt into your main channel but your a lot more laid back and not playing a part on your second channel
pocari sweat is my favorite sports drink! it’s actually refreshing and doesn’t leave that gross feeling in your throat
5:55 "I don't know what to describe it as maybe like squirt" this man is on another level
Squirt is god tier
Naruto ahahahah
I’m glad he said Gatorade’s got a throat hurting quality! I’ve never heard someone agree with me on this. Maybe we are just allergic to it.
The formula has changed and they won’t admit it
I feel like the electrolytes and flavorings are really concentrated in gatorade, so that makes sense. I usually like to drink the watered down versions of sport drinks for that reason.
I've had a number of those soup drinks. they've been pretty good each time. some machines are warmed too for that and tea.
I like how he's always like "donate to a food bank" then sips every drink in a vending machine for no reason lol ♥️♥️♥️
Honestly, this man restores my faith in humanity. We need more people drinking 50 different vending machine drinks instead of touring japan.
I used an OCR and google translate on the box. Best I can figure out is that it's a dirty joke involving an orgy and a Japanese lawmaker
Worth the watch for sure. Great edit as well.
Unironically one of the best videos in a while ✨😊
Its weird how William has kind of glommed onto my two favourite UA-cam channel flavours: Japan and Cerro Gordo.
@@cap5856 Safety Third went and did a podcast in the mines in Cerro Gordo.
godzilla energy was so blue lmfao
I always get Pocari Sweat from Daiso when they have it in stock. One, because it's amusing, two, it tastes interesting and is made by a company that made/makes IV fluid for hospitals and stuff, so they probably know what they're doing. Three, maybe I might need it for a busy work day.
As a long-time fan of the Yakuza games, and someone who's never been to Japan, it's blowing my mind a little to see actual C. C. Lemon and Rainbow Mountain coffee. That's legit. Almost as legit as eating seal butt jerkey in curry sauce.
"its not very descriptive of what it is" says William Osman, holding a can covered in japanese writing
I noticed you did not try the most famous drink in Japan, "Coca Cola"
So happy I found your second channel after the ricecooker vid ofc (sense I think I remember you telling us about it then) there isnt enough big willy content on that main channel to fed my addiction...... THX FOR KEEPING US ENTERTAINED!!
Honestly would love more content like this from you~ great vid man❤❤
Wasn't expecting some vending machine mystery horror. Great video
I live for the chaos these videos bring to my life. More please.
so at 3:55, you drink something that has "1350 mg of vitamin c"
the daily dose of vitamin c is 40-75 mg
that is almost 20 times more than the daily recommended dose
the upper limit of daily vitamin c you can take before you begin to suffer is 2000 mg
2 of those drinks would probably kill you
Thank you for uploading here again. 10/10 video
How dare you make videos this good!
Probably got weird looks for spitting out the Godzilla energy on the sidewalk
I'm currently sick, but watching this made me feel a little better! Thanks
Same
Love seeing these 2nd channel vids! Would love to see more.
I'd watch an hour of this lol. Fun video
Hot drinks are set to the exact temp that water won’t burn your mouth. It’s amazing.
Didn't think this would turn into a seal meat review
You can get Polcari Sweat at H-Mart in the US.
William if you ever come across squirtle sparkling water Dont GET IT. Its cheese and sea salt it’s absolutely vile. I had it from an imported goods store in America and it’s my number one gated thing in life now
That’s intriguing in a horrible sort of way though
9:49 is why you don't drink several energy drinks in a row
IIRC, the seal meat is very dark because it has a lot of oxygen in it
I love how Will conveniently ignored the large message telling him that the fish vending machine was in fact full of soup stock and not fish soda.
I miss these vending machines. They are awesome.
I went through your emotions with you a few times during this, having the same reactions, it was pretty funny. The biggest one was that seal can, I felt in sync with you as we were realizing it, very odd
2:15. Always my favorite shot in videos.
What a fantastic edit for a second channel video. Thanks for spoiling us, William!
will has unknowingly accumulated enough energy to compete with a dyson sphere multiplied by 7 nuclear bombs
proud of ya man😉
Glad you tried Pocari Sweat. That is my favorite drink I tried in Japan
Watching this from Japan made my day. The editing is golden. I almost cried laughing at William calling Yoshiki "Yoshi". Close though.
When we needed him the most.
A toast to this man.
I smile when i see an upload from will
I've always wanted to do something like this.
The range of emotions as he tried each one... Amazing
12:01 How cavemen communicated to each other while testing new foods
Eating seal meat is wild enough, but eating seal meat out of a can from a sketchy vending machine is...dedication I guess.