They went to the UK (where Connor is from) They went to the US (where Aki, Sydney, and Meilyne are from) They went to Australia (where Joey is from) And now they went to Thailand (where Garnt is from) Finally, we have them all.
I can say, as a Thai person with a totally non-bias opinion, this is my favourite episode of Trash Taste. Glad you enjoyed your time here. The moment Connor said he paid 750 for Pad Thai makes me scream, so thanks for the vocal exercise!
@@NekomiyaTH Brooo!? Where did you live? I live near Siam and the boujee pad thai cost me like 300 and I’m thai and where did you find the 20-35B pad thai.
27:44 "Hawai'ian shirt, shorts, and thongs." Look, I knew right away Joey meant sandals. Of course I knew that. But as an American I couldn't help but chuckle at the thought that Garnt requested the boys rock up to his wedding wearing butt floss.
As a Thai person, it is very interesting how I rarely encounter questionable scammy stuff in thailand (bc I’m with my Thai family). But the moment I went back with my girlfriend (who is white) we constantly encountered scammer and people trying to sell stuff to us. I guess the moment you look like a tourist, all the scammer come out of the woodwork to target you…. Edit: 5:00 I would say Thai immigration (as someone who enter and exit the country regularly) has become more lenient due to Covid 19. Gov is trying hard to get in tourist so they not as strict as pre Covid (still US immigration is extremely strict in comparison). Also, young western tourists are not deemed problematic for the most part. Thailand has the highest traffic accident/fatality per capita in entirety of Asia...its really bad. Oh Tuk tuks are very much tourist only thing now (ironic given how tuk tuks were economical taxi just over a decade ago) .
I look pretty white but I find that speaking a little bit of Thai goes a long way......but getting ripped off by local transportation will never change. The only way to win is to already know the locally accepted price beforehand.
The whole trial aspect of Garnt's Thai wedding where he had to prove his worth to the bride's household is very similar to how traditional Chinese weddings work as well here in Malaysia. The groom and his entourage (best men and friends basically) show up to the house of the bride and they are subject to punishment games by the bridesmaids that they have to complete in order to be let into the house so that the groom can fetch his bride. A lot of the games are usually pretty silly and are basically for the groom's and bride's friends to have fun and be happy for their friend's best day, including stuff like push ups on squeaky toys, using lipstick as ugly makeup, screaming out a very cringey vow and using plastic wrap to make the ugliest face possible. This is followed by the traditional tea giving ceremony to the parents and elders which you may be familiar with if you know Chinese culture.
Yea we call it gatecrashing here in Singapore. However having been to a Thai wedding myself before, gatecrashing games in Thailand are usually a lot more wholesome instead of being designed to embarass or dick over the groom.
Garnt is right, a scarf is like one of the best gifts you can give to anyone because they WILL find a use for it, and a good comfy scarf with enough visual appeal is just great
Unless of course the recipient lives in south east asia cuz there is no way in hell can you get anyone here to wear one with the ungodly heat and humidity here
@@CheesusCrusts There's actually. OP said "WILL find a use for it" he ain't wrong, you can use that as emergency Towel i guess, extension of your sheet at night, as a Sajaddah if you're a Muslim, just a Comfy sheet on your Neck if you're Sick, a Pillow, and so on, or as a Whip if you feeling a little bit mischievous.
I once gifted a scarf to a friend. I forgot to consider the size. Said friend is of the smol variety , when i gave the scarf to her it was like a blanket
Congratulations again Garnt. It’s Cool to hear that Thailand Buddhists are also trying to preserve Sanskrit. I feel glad as I can read and write a little bit of it as well. The language naturally also sounds rhythmical sometimes.🎉🎉🎉🎉
The Buddhist(not so sure about other sects but Theravada Buddhist for sure) chants are actually in Pali, which was the language of the common people as opposed to Sanskrit which was the scholarly language mostly used by the upper class in the Indian subcontinent when Buddhism was emerging.
Yup there’s a good chance that south east Asia would chant in Pali, the language spoken in northern India by the Buddha as far as I’m aware it predates Sanskrit
There's 40 minutes left in the episode but I wanna comment that this is one of the most fun episodes you've put out. I'm smiling the whole time as I'm listening.
When you were talking about Garnt's mom saying he was a halfu, Joey saying 'Is there something you need to tell Garnt?', and when Connor said 'Hi guys', I choked on my noodles and absolutely lost my shit. It wasn't what he meant but I about died at that implication.
As a Filipino being the tour guide for my international friends whenever they come here I totally relate to Gigguk's reactions about the airport taxis and tuktuks (we call them tricycle here) 😂😂😂 And the 'expensive' food too 🤣🤣🤣
Southeast Asia is definitely an interesting experience. I’m Cambodian American and went to visit Cambodia recently and had culture shock lol Saw a man grilling bananas while driving his motorcycle at the same time and so many people wearing slides while riding/sitting on motorcycles 😂 Better to get a personal driver if you’re staying for a longer time and worried about safety or getting ripped off. But keep/make your receipts regardless. Thai culture and wedding sounds so chill! Can confirm, SEAsian aunties and moms are annoying as heck with all the photos/videos they take…so bad that my fiancé was pissed by day 2 of a 2 week trip😂
32:42 I think this might be the same feeling when you're in a concert and the band or artist requested everyone to sing with them without playing any instruments. Or like when idol fans are chanting their chants. In my opinion, it's a sense of belonging/belongingness. You don't know most of the people around you, but you all know this one song/chant, and you're singing/chanting it together. You feel this feeling of acceptance... being part of a group without any judgment or something like that.
My mum went to Thailand when I was a kid and she said it was one of the most picturesque places she could imagine. Even the photos looked amazing. Glad you all got to experience another Garnt wedding together🎉
No one in Thailand actually get a Taxi anymore unless there’s no other choice bc even we natives get scammed😂 The majority of Thai people in the city uses the app Grab for taxi, motorcycle, food delivery, mail delivery, etc. so we know exactly how much we have to pay and it’s convenient. People here (especially in Bangkok) don’t really use anything non-digital anymore, so if you do, they’ll know you’re not familiar with the country at all. We pay with our phones. Coming to Thailand (or any other countries really), you really need to research what the locals use bc people will try to profit off you if you even remotely look or feel foreign. I’m 100% Thai, but people around the temples once tried to scam me bc I was with a white friend😬
The most trustworthy way to get a tourist SIM card in Thailand is at a 7/11 😂 those girls at the counter tell you everything you need to know to not get scammed too
I absolutely loved how much of a visual spectacle King of the Monsters was, especially whenever Ghidorah was on screen. The man knew how to make an entrance
Thailand and India are neighbouring countries. Some similarities in culture are to be expected. It's like how a lot of Europeans have similar cultures while still having differences among them.
@@yoman7873 not really. the southern kings of india invaded thailand and south east aisa at a point. that's how all of this sanskrit bullshit got spread.
Im an american living in thailand for about a year and its so funny hearing connor and joey talk about it. Also, i havent had a single friend who hasnt gotten into a motorbike accident. Shits scary!
1:47:00 Well The Northman is a retelling of the legend of Amleth that was the basis for Shakespeare's Hamlet (notice the anagram?). Great freaking film though.
Props to garnt for explaining all the cultural tidbit to the bois so well. As a thai myself i'm not even sure i can explained all that half as good as him.
congrats to garnt and sydney for finally being married for the third time! the wedding ceremony story is really cool, when garnt explain it i imagine it was kinda like in the aladdin movie where aladdin as prince ali go to try marry the princess, i feel like they have similar purpose
I loved hearing about the Thai wedding traditions! I found it really beautiful that each family member would bless Garnt and Sydney's marriage by wrapping a white thread as symbolism. Like how frickin cute
As a Khmer-raised Filipino, it's nice & nostalgic to see the bois celebrating Thai culture which is heavily like & basically also Khmer culture. Specially the part with Garnt loving the traditional Thai baggy pants or "kraban" (Thai)/"kbin" (Khmer) & the wedding ceremony & the tourist experience with the Tuk-Tuks XD. Hope they try tricycles & jeepneys soon in the Philippines
Wow. As an Indian I was surprised to see that monks in Thailand chant Sanskrit! I kind of understand a bit since it's similar to Hindi and I studied it at school. But I didn't know other Asian cultures spoke it.
@Jack the Turtle please don't use it even in prayers. it's a language that was imposed upon indians and later the south indian kings who invaded south east asian were dumb enought to spread that language in thailand, indonesia, etc.
So I had to google what a Tuk Tuk is and when I saw it, I immediately thought "Ah, so basically a Thailand AutoRikshaw. Like the ones we have in India." And yea, they fit like 6-7 people in!!! I used to take auto everyday for college till I just started using my parent's bike. And man it used to be so uncomfortable!
The wedding escort mission ("gatecrashing") is also in Chinese weddings. The games/challenges can be extreme, and it's not uncommon for the groom and his best men to be completely enraged by the sometimes unreasonable requests by the bridesmaids taking it too far.
I'm waiting for the Bois to visit all SEA countries and compare the different cultures and what kind of similarities they have. It's gonna be interesting to hear their opinions.
1:34:45 Wow that brewery is actually run by my high school math teacher's brother! I remember him talking about it during one of his lectures and found it so interesting that his brother travelled to Japan and started Obina Brewing.
The Northman was my favorite film last year maybe ever. It was a beautiful high concept insane genre picture; that had the dubious honor of being released around Everything, Everywhere, All at once.
We living today bois! First Connor’s Lucky Bag vid, then Joey’s Thailand Vlog, now we get the TT Thailand epi! Ps: I feel betrayed Connor didn’t show us Garnt’s reaction to the Fate figure he got AND he not wearing that off-white jacket he got
About drinking beer with a straw, I think it has something to do with the probabilities of the beer cans being dirty especially if you bought it from the local market or shops, cause sometimes stores have rats in them and some cans have black stains on top of it. That's why my mom prefers drinking canned drinks through straw, at least here in Indonesia.
I agree, I feel like in my part of Europe we can choose to get a straw and I feel it's wasteful but at the same time you don't know where that can was lying for how long and what animals might or might not pee on it.
@@PerfectSense77 Yes but not really just ‘a bit’. Thai people mostly believes in Buddhism which originates from India. A lot of people also worships Hindu gods as you can see how Joey bought Ganesha memento. Traditional arts and performances are based on those beliefs and Ramayana. Thai official names mostly derived from Pali/Sanskrit words, even the word ‘Garnt’ is. But then again most Asian countries got their root of cultures from India even China likely does too.
I moved to Thailand from the US when I was relatively young and then moved back when I graduated high school. I've gone back recently and it's a little sad to see how many places and people got affected by the loss of tourism from COVID, but I was also reminded of just how much I missed the jai yen yen of Thai life compared to America. Plus, not all change is negative; when drivers stopped for me when I crossed the road, I thought I was in the wrong country. Never would've happened in the Thailand of my youth🤣
@@samuraijosh1595 Hey now, more recently it was Chinese and Japanese tourists looking for wives, and with those countries under lockdown, now it's Indian tourists looking for wives. In all seriousness, though, something like 18% of the country's GDP pre-pandemic was tourism revenue, and the country would very much like to get that back.
The reason for SIM card needing their passport has to do with National security. Same in Indonesia, the average Thai would also need to submit their ID in central government database to prevent cellphone number abuse (not that it ever stopped).
Sanskrit originated in the Indian subcontinent. Similar to Buddhism, Hindu texts and chants are also written in Sanskrit. It is the oldest recorded language in the world which has still managed to survive. (Karma is a Sanskrit word that a lot of people use these days but probably don't know the origin of). Another language of Indian origin, Tamil, is regarded as the oldest written tradition that is still spoken by millions. I think it's pretty cool that we've managed to keep these ancient languages alive.
Am I crazy or it is haggling and not bartering. Bartering is when you exchange item with another item right? Not trying to correct them but as an non native speaker I am confused.
The part of having to prove you are worthy is very similar to Hindu weddings! It's not a mandatory but just a fun thing. The bridesmates hold the gate and the groom has to pay the bridesmaids money and do what they want, and after that the groom gets welcomed by sweetes and gets entry to the wedding. Pretty fun part tbh!
Every Trash Taste episode title First few days after posting: We went to Thailand / Our thoughts on America When video is not performing and they decide to change the title: Garnt ISEKAIED to Thailand / Joey WATCH ANIME?! / Connor's real thoughts on AMERICA
Garnt thai’s wedding ceremony sounds very similar with Malay’s wedding including the dancers escorts, the negotiations with the bride’s family, the holdings of trays with gifts. Hmmm i learned a lot from this.
OMG, Garnt's story about the water "sprinkling" is giving me flashbacks! I visited a temple in Phuket back in 2020, and I decided to receive a blessing from one of the monks there. Let me tell you --I WAS NOT READY for the water. I'm not quite sure what my face looked like, but the old monk was definitely amused by what he saw. Will definitely bend my head more next time.
I'd say so too, going off the definition that a kaiju is just a giant, sometimes monsterized version of an animal. Plus, fun fact from a film professor of mine, the designer of the original Godzilla suit was a fan of King Kong.
Hahaha Joey: "the guy that wrote the screenplay of the Northman is a poet"... Me thinking... The Northman uses Hamlet for its screenplay! 🤣🤣 So yeah... Just the Bard.
Fun fact : 33:00 sanskrit is an ancient language which consist of most of hindu and Buddhist screptures ( since both religions began in India ) . Thing is Sanskrit js actually taught in schools of some indian states as an additional language (some are even considered compulsory like in my previous school )
I would say that King Kong is a proto kaiju when talking about the versions that come from the original King Kong stories. Has aspects of a traditional kaiju but not quite there. Kong becomes a full-blown kaiju typically when he's upsized to better fit a more monster role vs being a tragic figure in the story.
Random thought that came to me when Garnt said they should try Thai Boxing next time they go to Thailand. I would LOVE a trash taste special where you guys take over the 24 hour no laughing Batsu Game that Downtown no Gaki always did. Theme it around trash taste memes and activities, anime and all the guests youve had on before to make the 3 of you laugh. And if you laugh you have to do some kind of punishment. Would be a cool charity stream or special event. Thai Kick was one of the punishments Tanaka always got so it just reminded me of it.
I'm so glad that they Talked about the Northman. I had the pleasure of watching it in the theatre it was a totally underrated and amazing film. Definitely going in the archive.
I've been a bike messanger in the US, and the only time driving a motor vehicle made sense was when I was driving a moped in Thailand, I LOVE the fact that there are no rules, it felt like how things should be.
The Connor getting scammed was funny. It's funny how they are way too comfortable to pay the high price because it ain't high for the places they are from
As the smallest Southeast Asian country (and possibly the most westernized/urbanized), none of the experiences they've mentioned really apply. Bad drivers are universal of course, but scamming taxi drivers and not having uber (well technically we don't have uber, there's a similar app called grab here) don't really apply. We're also probably the most boring to visit, so I can kinda understand excluding my country lmao
Hearing about Garnt's Thai Wedding reminds me of how close it is to Indian weddings. Quite literally word for word the same including the trials and the drums XD.
as we always say if you can drive in the Philippines or other SEA countries you can drive absolutely ANYWHERE. i drove in the US roads after driving in the PH all my life and its like playing Dark Souls and suddenly playing Mario Odyssey lol
They went to the UK (where Connor is from)
They went to the US (where Aki, Sydney, and Meilyne are from)
They went to Australia (where Joey is from)
And now they went to Thailand (where Garnt is from)
Finally, we have them all.
Daym they did all that
They still need to go to Philippines where Aki is partially from.
now they need to go to Germany to make bread, and Italy to make pizza
We’re gonna need a video of Cambodia for Daidus, Vietnam for Meyline, and South Korea for Emirichu
@@dochidesu Wdym? They been making bread
So Connor being asked to dance means Garnt's family literally went "Dance monke! dance!" for their amusment xD
They've never seen anybody do the things he's done before...
now imagine if connor black
@@akaquezorss5799 that would be pretty fucking based ngl
@@taosamundo19:05 19:07
Joey saying "Garnt is the only person I know that had 3 weddings but 1 wife" is the most iconic quote I've ever heard 😂
timestamp ?
@@Shaun_rimuru 1:17:08
@@Josette274 thanks, not all heroes wear capes lol
Is this some next lvl wholesome ntr or something?
Like cheating on your wife with your wife?
1:12:29
I can say, as a Thai person with a totally non-bias opinion, this is my favourite episode of Trash Taste. Glad you enjoyed your time here. The moment Connor said he paid 750 for Pad Thai makes me scream, so thanks for the vocal exercise!
750B they must have gold in there 😂
5star pad Thai he would just pay around 70~100B MAX or just stick with Street pad Thai for 20~35B 👌
hes making up for every british backpacker who goes to thailand and spends nothing
@@NekomiyaTH Brooo!? Where did you live? I live near Siam and the boujee pad thai cost me like 300 and I’m thai and where did you find the 20-35B pad thai.
@@Jet_npch Pattaya man 👌 all them cheap pad Thai and other food mostly street food or no-name restaurant.
Guess they closed the restaurant for a week for luxerious holiday 🤣
27:44 "Hawai'ian shirt, shorts, and thongs."
Look, I knew right away Joey meant sandals. Of course I knew that.
But as an American I couldn't help but chuckle at the thought that Garnt requested the boys rock up to his wedding wearing butt floss.
lmao shit yeah this is funny
Having your bros do sidequests with you to get your bride sounds like an event to do at every wedding
It is in most traditional weddings.
As a Thai person, it is very interesting how I rarely encounter questionable scammy stuff in thailand (bc I’m with my Thai family). But the moment I went back with my girlfriend (who is white) we constantly encountered scammer and people trying to sell stuff to us. I guess the moment you look like a tourist, all the scammer come out of the woodwork to target you….
Edit: 5:00 I would say Thai immigration (as someone who enter and exit the country regularly) has become more lenient due to Covid 19. Gov is trying hard to get in tourist so they not as strict as pre Covid (still US immigration is extremely strict in comparison). Also, young western tourists are not deemed problematic for the most part.
Thailand has the highest traffic accident/fatality per capita in entirety of Asia...its really bad. Oh Tuk tuks are very much tourist only thing now (ironic given how tuk tuks were economical taxi just over a decade ago) .
Its the same way in lots of countries; people will take advantage of those who don’t really understand whats going on or cant communicate that well.
i can relate. whenever i visit thailand i make sure i have my cousins or friends to go shopping with.
I look pretty white but I find that speaking a little bit of Thai goes a long way......but getting ripped off by local transportation will never change. The only way to win is to already know the locally accepted price beforehand.
I travel to Thailand a lot to hang out with my girlfriend, and we have been scammed only twice. Once it was with a scammy taxi driver.
Lol, the whole "be quiet" thing cuz, as a Filipino, I don't speak no Tagalog
Let alone, I have a loud new Yorker accent... Lol
The whole trial aspect of Garnt's Thai wedding where he had to prove his worth to the bride's household is very similar to how traditional Chinese weddings work as well here in Malaysia. The groom and his entourage (best men and friends basically) show up to the house of the bride and they are subject to punishment games by the bridesmaids that they have to complete in order to be let into the house so that the groom can fetch his bride. A lot of the games are usually pretty silly and are basically for the groom's and bride's friends to have fun and be happy for their friend's best day, including stuff like push ups on squeaky toys, using lipstick as ugly makeup, screaming out a very cringey vow and using plastic wrap to make the ugliest face possible. This is followed by the traditional tea giving ceremony to the parents and elders which you may be familiar with if you know Chinese culture.
Yea we call it gatecrashing here in Singapore. However having been to a Thai wedding myself before, gatecrashing games in Thailand are usually a lot more wholesome instead of being designed to embarass or dick over the groom.
yuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuum seng.
YESS omg here in Singapore too dude when i heard it i was like noway isn't that the same as ours
@@notme42069 yess
@@cartmanshome Wut? Wdym?
Garnt is right, a scarf is like one of the best gifts you can give to anyone because they WILL find a use for it, and a good comfy scarf with enough visual appeal is just great
Facts
Unless of course the recipient lives in south east asia cuz there is no way in hell can you get anyone here to wear one with the ungodly heat and humidity here
@@CheesusCrusts There's actually.
OP said "WILL find a use for it" he ain't wrong, you can use that as emergency Towel i guess, extension of your sheet at night, as a Sajaddah if you're a Muslim, just a Comfy sheet on your Neck if you're Sick, a Pillow, and so on, or as a Whip if you feeling a little bit mischievous.
I once gifted a scarf to a friend. I forgot to consider the size. Said friend is of the smol variety , when i gave the scarf to her it was like a blanket
Collecting dust in the closet. Unfortunately
Congratulations again Garnt. It’s Cool to hear that Thailand Buddhists are also trying to preserve Sanskrit. I feel glad as I can read and write a little bit of it as well. The language naturally also sounds rhythmical sometimes.🎉🎉🎉🎉
Sanskrit and especially religious chants in Sanskrit sound amazingly calming and ethereal.
Just not the wide mouth sound our Pandits use lol
The Buddhist(not so sure about other sects but Theravada Buddhist for sure) chants are actually in Pali, which was the language of the common people as opposed to Sanskrit which was the scholarly language mostly used by the upper class in the Indian subcontinent when Buddhism was emerging.
Yup there’s a good chance that south east Asia would chant in Pali, the language spoken in northern India by the Buddha as far as I’m aware it predates Sanskrit
There's 40 minutes left in the episode but I wanna comment that this is one of the most fun episodes you've put out. I'm smiling the whole time as I'm listening.
Connor doing the fortnite dance in the middle of a thai wedding must have been the best sight ever lol
i can see the volcano gif
Garnt is looking immaculate this episode
indeed, where is ur pfp from?
@@Chem112Tokyo ghoul: re
It's that wedding glow
When you were talking about Garnt's mom saying he was a halfu, Joey saying 'Is there something you need to tell Garnt?', and when Connor said 'Hi guys', I choked on my noodles and absolutely lost my shit. It wasn't what he meant but I about died at that implication.
Just finished Joey's Thai vlog and Connor's Luck Bag Vid with Kaho. Now TT dropped this. The bois are on a roll. ❤️
Same here dude lol
Same here as well.
Too much
@@royalfun1031 i agree, thats parasocial af
Same so thankful to have all this content what a great start to the weekend
As a Filipino being the tour guide for my international friends whenever they come here I totally relate to Gigguk's reactions about the airport taxis and tuktuks (we call them tricycle here) 😂😂😂
And the 'expensive' food too 🤣🤣🤣
Oh boy I went to Legazpi(I'm from cebu) and spoke tagalog with a very heavy accent. Tricycle prices automatically went 50% up
I thought E-bikes were our tuktuk equivalent. Tricycles feel like their own thing
Southeast Asia is definitely an interesting experience. I’m Cambodian American and went to visit Cambodia recently and had culture shock lol Saw a man grilling bananas while driving his motorcycle at the same time and so many people wearing slides while riding/sitting on motorcycles 😂 Better to get a personal driver if you’re staying for a longer time and worried about safety or getting ripped off. But keep/make your receipts regardless. Thai culture and wedding sounds so chill! Can confirm, SEAsian aunties and moms are annoying as heck with all the photos/videos they take…so bad that my fiancé was pissed by day 2 of a 2 week trip😂
As an Indian , I can relate to them talking about Tuk tuk, we have the same thing in India but it’s called Auto or rickshaw 😂
Fr man, seeing there reaction to it is hilarious
It's an absolute disasater which suprizingly functions.
I mean we literally have both Tuk Tuk and Auto rickshaw in India
Pretty much can say, those are one of the best parts of the local experience...
I was looking for this comment 🤣
32:42 I think this might be the same feeling when you're in a concert and the band or artist requested everyone to sing with them without playing any instruments. Or like when idol fans are chanting their chants. In my opinion, it's a sense of belonging/belongingness. You don't know most of the people around you, but you all know this one song/chant, and you're singing/chanting it together. You feel this feeling of acceptance... being part of a group without any judgment or something like that.
My mum went to Thailand when I was a kid and she said it was one of the most picturesque places she could imagine. Even the photos looked amazing. Glad you all got to experience another Garnt wedding together🎉
as an indian, i feel proud on garnt talking about the tradition... thanks garnt 🙏🏻❤
No one in Thailand actually get a Taxi anymore unless there’s no other choice bc even we natives get scammed😂 The majority of Thai people in the city uses the app Grab for taxi, motorcycle, food delivery, mail delivery, etc. so we know exactly how much we have to pay and it’s convenient. People here (especially in Bangkok) don’t really use anything non-digital anymore, so if you do, they’ll know you’re not familiar with the country at all. We pay with our phones.
Coming to Thailand (or any other countries really), you really need to research what the locals use bc people will try to profit off you if you even remotely look or feel foreign. I’m 100% Thai, but people around the temples once tried to scam me bc I was with a white friend😬
As an Indian who studies sanskrit joey those prayers do make your body float especially when you know what they mean
The most trustworthy way to get a tourist SIM card in Thailand is at a 7/11 😂 those girls at the counter tell you everything you need to know to not get scammed too
Garnt has got the drip going on in this episode! 😎😆
He's always got the best drip no cap. Joey's a close second. Connor's 2 total shirts is the essence of anti-drip
Is drip now clothes that cut off your circulation
@@Rahnonymous i think joey has the best drip personally. Garnt is tall and slender so he can afford to look good in even normal clothes
Guy's trying to look like Chris.
I absolutely loved how much of a visual spectacle King of the Monsters was, especially whenever Ghidorah was on screen. The man knew how to make an entrance
Connor: "Does not like turn your brain off movies."
Also Connor: "Cannot watch cutscenes in movies. Too boring."
So many of these stories are similar Indian culture and weddings, it brought back some great memories, really fun episode!
because thai follows buddhism garnt said that the monks use sanskrit (ancient indian language)
Thailand and India are neighbouring countries. Some similarities in culture are to be expected. It's like how a lot of Europeans have similar cultures while still having differences among them.
@@yoman7873 not really. the southern kings of india invaded thailand and south east aisa at a point. that's how all of this sanskrit bullshit got spread.
Honestly the best episode of Trash Taste. Was grinning and laughing, sounded like a great trip.
Im an american living in thailand for about a year and its so funny hearing connor and joey talk about it. Also, i havent had a single friend who hasnt gotten into a motorbike accident. Shits scary!
1:47:00 Well The Northman is a retelling of the legend of Amleth that was the basis for Shakespeare's Hamlet (notice the anagram?). Great freaking film though.
Props to garnt for explaining all the cultural tidbit to the bois so well. As a thai myself i'm not even sure i can explained all that half as good as him.
congrats to garnt and sydney for finally being married for the third time! the wedding ceremony story is really cool, when garnt explain it i imagine it was kinda like in the aladdin movie where aladdin as prince ali go to try marry the princess, i feel like they have similar purpose
As a Thai, this episode was sooooo much fun to listen to.
I loved hearing about the Thai wedding traditions! I found it really beautiful that each family member would bless Garnt and Sydney's marriage by wrapping a white thread as symbolism. Like how frickin cute
As a Khmer-raised Filipino, it's nice & nostalgic to see the bois celebrating Thai culture which is heavily like & basically also Khmer culture.
Specially the part with Garnt loving the traditional Thai baggy pants or "kraban" (Thai)/"kbin" (Khmer) & the wedding ceremony & the tourist experience with the Tuk-Tuks XD.
Hope they try tricycles & jeepneys soon in the Philippines
Wow. As an Indian I was surprised to see that monks in Thailand chant Sanskrit! I kind of understand a bit since it's similar to Hindi and I studied it at school. But I didn't know other Asian cultures spoke it.
All Buddhist cultures use Pali and Sanskrit.
@Jack the Turtle please don't use it even in prayers. it's a language that was imposed upon indians and later the south indian kings who invaded south east asian were dumb enought to spread that language in thailand, indonesia, etc.
So I had to google what a Tuk Tuk is and when I saw it, I immediately thought "Ah, so basically a Thailand AutoRikshaw. Like the ones we have in India."
And yea, they fit like 6-7 people in!!! I used to take auto everyday for college till I just started using my parent's bike. And man it used to be so uncomfortable!
The wedding escort mission ("gatecrashing") is also in Chinese weddings. The games/challenges can be extreme, and it's not uncommon for the groom and his best men to be completely enraged by the sometimes unreasonable requests by the bridesmaids taking it too far.
I'm waiting for the Bois to visit all SEA countries and compare the different cultures and what kind of similarities they have. It's gonna be interesting to hear their opinions.
I hope they visit India, it will be a different ride for them
@@IB21066 Fax they never did that and it's been so long
Gonna be kinda similar to Japan
daidus -cambodia
emirich-south korea
Hope they visit Malaysia someday
As a Indian Until 140 episode i never knew i will get to hear about tuktuk from the boys
Tuktuk gang rise up...
Yeah and seeing them ride on it in Joey's vlog made me think, damn, this shit is actually pretty cool eh...
@@aelardiz absolutely
1:34:45 Wow that brewery is actually run by my high school math teacher's brother! I remember him talking about it during one of his lectures and found it so interesting that his brother travelled to Japan and started Obina Brewing.
The Northman was my favorite film last year maybe ever. It was a beautiful high concept insane genre picture; that had the dubious honor of being released around Everything, Everywhere, All at once.
Would be pretty sick to get Syds family to do an episode to hear their perspective about the travelling
We living today bois! First Connor’s Lucky Bag vid, then Joey’s Thailand Vlog, now we get the TT Thailand epi!
Ps: I feel betrayed Connor didn’t show us Garnt’s reaction to the Fate figure he got AND he not wearing that off-white jacket he got
At 30:40 was it just me or did Garnt say Sydney’s uncle said “those mums got bars”??? I was so confused and thought of a couple of things.
About drinking beer with a straw, I think it has something to do with the probabilities of the beer cans being dirty especially if you bought it from the local market or shops, cause sometimes stores have rats in them and some cans have black stains on top of it.
That's why my mom prefers drinking canned drinks through straw, at least here in Indonesia.
I agree, I feel like in my part of Europe we can choose to get a straw and I feel it's wasteful but at the same time you don't know where that can was lying for how long and what animals might or might not pee on it.
@@Josette274 eastern european proud moment
this whole episode i felt they were describing india even though they were talking about thailand 😂😂😂
Most South East/south asian countries are like that
hashtag poverty life
Given Buddhism originated in india not too surprising
There's loads of Indians in Thailand and the Indian culture influenced Thailand a fair bit.
@@PerfectSense77 Yes but not really just ‘a bit’. Thai people mostly believes in Buddhism which originates from India. A lot of people also worships Hindu gods as you can see how Joey bought Ganesha memento. Traditional arts and performances are based on those beliefs and Ramayana. Thai official names mostly derived from Pali/Sanskrit words, even the word ‘Garnt’ is. But then again most Asian countries got their root of cultures from India even China likely does too.
I lived in thailand for 5 years and never encountered scams as far as I can tell, they may have been just offering me things I didn't want
These are my fav episodes because you provide a new POV on life and inspire me to travel the world to see new stuff.
Joey can have four weddings. American, Japanese, Australian and Filipino style.
They should do an international special where they go to Wales, Australia and Thailand all in one special
That would be cool
@@jostafro4967 Ikr!
Joey during ad: "you see that beard I've grown? it's disgusting, I know"
me: holy fuck, that beard looks so cool
All the SEA reeling and laughing 😂
I moved to Thailand from the US when I was relatively young and then moved back when I graduated high school. I've gone back recently and it's a little sad to see how many places and people got affected by the loss of tourism from COVID, but I was also reminded of just how much I missed the jai yen yen of Thai life compared to America.
Plus, not all change is negative; when drivers stopped for me when I crossed the road, I thought I was in the wrong country. Never would've happened in the Thailand of my youth🤣
what tourism. its just a bunch of white incels lloking for submissive asian wives in thailand
@@samuraijosh1595 Hey now, more recently it was Chinese and Japanese tourists looking for wives, and with those countries under lockdown, now it's Indian tourists looking for wives.
In all seriousness, though, something like 18% of the country's GDP pre-pandemic was tourism revenue, and the country would very much like to get that back.
Glad the boys finally got to see Bangkok but IMO Thailand really shines in all the other areas like Chiang Mai, phuket, the islands.
The reason for SIM card needing their passport has to do with National security. Same in Indonesia, the average Thai would also need to submit their ID in central government database to prevent cellphone number abuse (not that it ever stopped).
Sanskrit originated in the Indian subcontinent. Similar to Buddhism, Hindu texts and chants are also written in Sanskrit. It is the oldest recorded language in the world which has still managed to survive. (Karma is a Sanskrit word that a lot of people use these days but probably don't know the origin of).
Another language of Indian origin, Tamil, is regarded as the oldest written tradition that is still spoken by millions.
I think it's pretty cool that we've managed to keep these ancient languages alive.
Am I crazy or it is haggling and not bartering. Bartering is when you exchange item with another item right?
Not trying to correct them but as an non native speaker I am confused.
The part of having to prove you are worthy is very similar to Hindu weddings! It's not a mandatory but just a fun thing. The bridesmates hold the gate and the groom has to pay the bridesmaids money and do what they want, and after that the groom gets welcomed by sweetes and gets entry to the wedding. Pretty fun part tbh!
Every Trash Taste episode title
First few days after posting: We went to Thailand / Our thoughts on America
When video is not performing and they decide to change the title: Garnt ISEKAIED to Thailand / Joey WATCH ANIME?! / Connor's real thoughts on AMERICA
yeah they're getting pretty shameless about this clickbait....commit to any one thing bois
Garnt thai’s wedding ceremony sounds very similar with Malay’s wedding including the dancers escorts, the negotiations with the bride’s family, the holdings of trays with gifts. Hmmm i learned a lot from this.
Recently started listening to these guys and there’s so much lore to catch up on apparently
OMG, Garnt's story about the water "sprinkling" is giving me flashbacks! I visited a temple in Phuket back in 2020, and I decided to receive a blessing from one of the monks there.
Let me tell you --I WAS NOT READY for the water. I'm not quite sure what my face looked like, but the old monk was definitely amused by what he saw. Will definitely bend my head more next time.
Trash taste Thai boxing special might be the actual best video ever and I will rewatch it Al least 50 times
Since no one is starting the argument
I PROUDLY STATE KING KONG IS A KAIJUU
I'd say so too, going off the definition that a kaiju is just a giant, sometimes monsterized version of an animal. Plus, fun fact from a film professor of mine, the designer of the original Godzilla suit was a fan of King Kong.
I live in Korea and I got to Thailand this morning. I can’t believe I just barely missed the bois.
Aaahh my Saturday serotonin boost
Hahaha Joey: "the guy that wrote the screenplay of the Northman is a poet"... Me thinking... The Northman uses Hamlet for its screenplay! 🤣🤣 So yeah... Just the Bard.
Fun fact : 33:00 sanskrit is an ancient language which consist of most of hindu and Buddhist screptures ( since both religions began in India ) . Thing is Sanskrit js actually taught in schools of some indian states as an additional language (some are even considered compulsory like in my previous school )
"Is this safe?"
"...gotta be honest with you, probably no"
that's how you know you're eating properly in southeast asia
When y'all were talking about the traffic over in Thailand it sounded a lot like how people drive here in Texas. Objective: survive lol
34:00 they are likely chanting in Pali.
Thank you so much Joey, Connor, and Garnt. My flight has now become much more peaceful
That "someone gonna take photo anyway" hits me. I had the same trauma.
Hugeeee love from Thailand. I hope the trash taste boi lobe our country.
I would say that King Kong is a proto kaiju when talking about the versions that come from the original King Kong stories. Has aspects of a traditional kaiju but not quite there. Kong becomes a full-blown kaiju typically when he's upsized to better fit a more monster role vs being a tragic figure in the story.
Random thought that came to me when Garnt said they should try Thai Boxing next time they go to Thailand.
I would LOVE a trash taste special where you guys take over the 24 hour no laughing Batsu Game that Downtown no Gaki always did. Theme it around trash taste memes and activities, anime and all the guests youve had on before to make the 3 of you laugh. And if you laugh you have to do some kind of punishment. Would be a cool charity stream or special event.
Thai Kick was one of the punishments Tanaka always got so it just reminded me of it.
It's so cool hearing about these other culture's traditions
Who's gonna tell Garnt that he's missing out on one of the Kaiju cinematic universe movies, because Kong of skull island is part of that series too
Awesome, really looking forward to Garnt and Sydneys next wedding. Will it be a summer episode? Or a St. Patrick's day special?
Uncle: so your cousin, he's been spending this money for UA-cam, what is going on?
Connor: He's being a Simp, that's all
9:48 I'm so introverted when Joey is telling his story I'm dying of cringe realizing that is my literal hell
I'm so glad that they Talked about the Northman. I had the pleasure of watching it in the theatre it was a totally underrated and amazing film. Definitely going in the archive.
This is like CheeseTV for us aussies…love the release time for a chill Saturday morning 😊
For me it's the perfect Friday night entertainment 😊
ToastedTV bro
I've been a bike messanger in the US, and the only time driving a motor vehicle made sense was when I was driving a moped in Thailand, I LOVE the fact that there are no rules, it felt like how things should be.
Oh so ready for this episode. Whosss with me 🙌
The Connor getting scammed was funny.
It's funny how they are way too comfortable to pay the high price because it ain't high for the places they are from
Now I'm interested in Philipine wedding tradition if Joey and Aki decided to marry.
As far as i know, it's likely just classic church wedding.
It depends if they tap into the traditional roots {especially if she’s got native blood}
this is the most south east Asian episode we get boys
its our time to shine
i can tell when the podcast is about to end when connor sounds like he’s getting tired 😂
Trash Taste Special in Thailand would be incredible
As the smallest Southeast Asian country (and possibly the most westernized/urbanized), none of the experiences they've mentioned really apply. Bad drivers are universal of course, but scamming taxi drivers and not having uber (well technically we don't have uber, there's a similar app called grab here) don't really apply.
We're also probably the most boring to visit, so I can kinda understand excluding my country lmao
what country are you from?
Other SEA folks like me can’t effort any accommodations better than Fragrance Hotel or someplace in Gaylang 😅😅
I've been to Thailand 3 times and i loved it sm. It's interesting hearing your perspective
Been binging entire rv stream for entire day
The northman is a great film. Glad people are talking about it.
Sydney's dress looked so beautiful! What an awesome experience that must have been for the both of you
Love Thailand been 3 times and hearing the boys stories brings me back. Its like the First time meme
Hearing about Garnt's Thai Wedding reminds me of how close it is to Indian weddings. Quite literally word for word the same including the trials and the drums XD.
as we always say if you can drive in the Philippines or other SEA countries you can drive absolutely ANYWHERE. i drove in the US roads after driving in the PH all my life and its like playing Dark Souls and suddenly playing Mario Odyssey lol