Atomic

My man.

Yeah, you can go.

The North Koreans dug tunnels under the border at one point, and then the South Koreans found out, and now the tourists get to go under and get to go under the border and technically say that you were in.

north korea so he'd be in north korea you mad dog and you like can stand there and look for north koreans yeah they're like there are like they're like driving around on bikes and stuff but uh yeah the tour guides reckon that like everyone you see is like that's their job is to walk around and act like things are like sweet happy and normal over there just walking

i love it here this is great yeah yeah no it's pretty crazy though like they have a big um there's like a big building there and it's quite a sizable building but it's a speaker and it's got a range of 25 kilometers and whenever south korea's annoyed with north korea they just blast k-pop like 24 7. that's so good like and then they were saying oh north korea has their own uh speaker but only has a measly range of like four kilometers so they don't give a and stuff

so good they um i'm pretty sure james i think it was james may went to north korea and they wake up and they have like speakers in north korea that blasts out across the city or blasts like propaganda messages yeah yeah well we good morning we talked like on our tour bus there was a north korean lady who like had escaped and she was telling us um you got to do like an interview like the bus got to ask her questions and stuff and

Yeah, it's pretty crazy, the stuff she was saying.

maybe in the future like we we were already talking about like a trip back to korea because we only went to seoul and there's a lot more obviously like busan or whatever so maybe korea again but we could like because we also went to xi'an beijing and then the avatar cliffs so we covered up quite a lot of ground in china like i'd love to go to china my sister's been a bunch of times for work and she loves it

Yeah, people got to get out of the cities, but it sounds like it's fucking pretty hard to get out of the cities.

Yeah, no, we didn't go anywhere really rural.

It was, yeah, just all the big cities and stuff.

No yaks.

No yaks, yeah.

That was, yeah, my one disappointment was that I did kind of want to see, potentially ride a yak, but we didn't really get anywhere near that sort of, yeah, area.

Find a Sherpa and take me up a mountain.