CREAMY KIMCHI UDON RECIPE & MUKBANG (VEGAN) // Munching Mondays Ep.50


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  1. Cheap Lazy Vegan
    Cheap Lazy Vegan says:

    EDIT – another edit of this comment. I just want to reiterate that this video was filmed last week when attitudes were different and we had less knowledge. I don't believe that it's not a big deal that people are dying, even if it's 0.1% – I guess my thought process was that there are situations where death rates are higher or things are more dangerous but we carry on, business as usual. but now that I've seen how scarily FAST this can spread, I can definitely understand the severity of the situation even further. I still won't understand the major hoarding of too much toilet paper though…

    My original comment –
    Wow guys, so much has already changed with regards to this pandemic. What I'm saying in this video almost sounds ignorant but things are changing so rapidly and I don't know how to keep up. Now my city/province has just ordered all schools to shut down, all government run rec centres, libraries, etc to close and more… Hope you're all staying safe ❤️

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  2. Ashlyn Taylor
    Ashlyn Taylor says:

    I live in the US and my birth control was $80 a month with like actually very good insurance and I could’ve switched to a different one but the hassle of finding a new birth control that doesn’t react badly with my body AND doesn’t cost me $80 is a hassle I just didn’t feel like going through. That’s just one random example I thankfully haven’t gotten sick enough to need other prescriptions or need surgeries, etc. or else I would genuinely be crippled by the financial burden. It blows my mind to think of a healthcare system where I don’t have to pay $30 just to SEE a doctor. I can’t quite fathom it

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  3. Lia Curry
    Lia Curry says:

    One of the big issues with the US and the perspective on healthcare is that no one wants to pay more in taxes. A person has to trust their government to spend tax money in a responsible way, and people in the US tend to be distrustful on both sides of the aisle, and therefore don't want to pay any more money in than they have to. But we have to be able to take that leap at some point because our healthcare is soooooo broooooken.

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  4. lightwork11
    lightwork11 says:

    I hope this is a lesson for anti-vaxers. This is what it's like during an epidemic/pandemic, it's what happens when a disease gets out of control. It affects every aspect of our lives.

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  5. Meaghan Law
    Meaghan Law says:

    I live in the US and my employer gives me health insurance. However, my husband is uninsured and I am so scared he'll get COVID 19 and not be able to go to the doctor for treatment because we can't afford it. Especially in times like these, I wish everyone had healthcare…

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  6. Megan Davies
    Megan Davies says:

    So this virus pandemic thing is just nuts. I'm high risk because I'm immuno deficient. So I was forced to self quarantine. The fact that health care in the US is so expensive and health insurance is so expensive is hurting a lot of people. I'm lucky my work is covering testing and everything, but still scary times. And what is up with tp hoarding?

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  7. Lyne Archambault
    Lyne Archambault says:

    Honestly Rose, I would cut out the part of the video where you talk about coronavirus. The recipe is wonderful and delicious and I'm going to make it. Did you just come up with that? What creativity! But really think about editing out the part about the coronavirus. We need your recipe but not the commentary. Don't take this the wrong way – how were you to know? I love you and am a loyal watcher.

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  8. Michelle I
    Michelle I says:

    I'm from the USA and people here are getting TURNED AWAY FROM BEING TESTED. And sometimes they don't even give a legit reason for it too, even if you do have insurance. It's so ridiculous. I'm in Minneapolis and we're on lockdown, all bars/restaurants/fitness centers/museums everything except grocery and drug stores are closed. I've been working from home. I was one of the people who didn't take it seriously until I saw cases in Mpls start to skyrocket and now I see why it's necessary.

    I made a huge double batch of your vegan soft tofu stew to hold me over for the next few weeks! I added noodles to it too just for fun and it's delicious.

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  9. Mariah Bowen
    Mariah Bowen says:

    From first hand accounts, COVID-19 is not just the flu. The respiratory distress is described as "hiking at 10000 feet". If you're going to be okay, it's still a ROUGH couple of days. Even if you come out okay, you can have permanent scarring in your lungs. You DO NOT want this virus. Places that haven't taken drastic action to prevent the spread are going to have a lot of people die because hospitals will run out of room to treat people, especially in rural areas where respirators are scarce. This is something to take extremely seriously.

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  10. Sharon Pollick
    Sharon Pollick says:

    There is no place for a public system in the USA, that would be a step down on the quality of what we have today. All countries with a system like you describe limits access. That reminds me of the movie you recommended "Snowpiercer". A woman I know from the UK needs a hernia surgery and was told she had to wait 9 months, and I think she waited the 9 months and was told to wait longer. The reason there are so few cases here in the states is because of the precautions taken thus far. The infestation of Europe is due to their lack of an early concerted effort to combat the spread of this illness.

    I'm enjoying your mukbang and will try this recipe, looks delish! THANKS!!

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  11. Sara Hagen
    Sara Hagen says:

    I live in the southeast US. We absolutely need universal healthcare! I agree that I dont understand any arguments against it. In my experience, the arguments are usually about freedom of choice of doctor and lack of faith in our government to implement healthcare. It can only ever be an improvement though, even if if isn't implemented in the most effective way.

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