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Summary

In this vlog, the speaker shares their decision to extend their stay in New York City for another month, highlighting the new apartment, the bustling city atmosphere, and a Shake Shack feast. They compare the Shake Shack experience between New York and Korea, noting some unique menu items and reflecting on the differences in burger culture. The speaker also discusses their love for New York, plans for future food videos, and the excitement of living in the city, despite the challenges of impromptu living and packing for an extended stay.

Takeaways

• 😀 Decided to extend stay in New York City for another month, after initially planning to leave.
• 🍔 First time trying Shake Shack in New York City, despite being a fan of the chain in Korea.
• 🍟 Tried items unique to Shake Shack in New York, such as Bacon Cheese Fries, Bacon Double Shack, and Bacon Avocado Chicken Sando.
• 🥪 Loved the Bacon Avocado Chicken Sando for its crispy bacon, perfect avocado, and juicy fried chicken.
• 🧀 The Grilled Cheese was made with a burger bun, but still tasted delicious, adding a nostalgic twist.
• 🍔 Compared the burgers in New York to those in Korea, highlighting the fattier, juicier beef in NYC.
• 💸 The meal cost $65, which reflects the typical high price of food in New York City.
• 🌞 New apartment in NYC has better windows and sunlight compared to the previous place, improving living conditions.
• 🍔 The speaker has been indulging in many burgers during their time in New York, likely around 10-12 burgers so far.
• 🥡 Plans to try more American fast food chains, like Jersey Mike's, Potbelly, Smashburger, IHOP, and 99-cent pizza.
• 🌆 The New York City experience makes even familiar food, like Shake Shack, feel different and more exciting due to the atmosphere.

Q & A

Why did the creator decide to extend their stay in New York City for another month?

The creator initially planned to leave but had a change of heart just before heading to the airport. They decided to stay longer because they felt it wasn’t yet the right time to leave, leading to a last-minute scramble to find a new apartment.

How does the new apartment in New York City compare to the previous one?

The new apartment is described as nicer, with better amenities, including windows and more natural light. However, it’s also much louder, which may pose a challenge for the creator, but they’re hoping the noise won't interfere too much.

What differences did the creator notice between Shake Shack in New York City and Korea?

The creator notes that Shake Shack in New York offers some menu items that aren't available in Korea, such as bacon cheese fries, a bacon double cheeseburger, and a bacon avocado chicken sandwich. The New York Shake Shack experience also feels more complete with better assembly of food items.

What did the creator think of the grilled cheese they tried?

The creator enjoyed the grilled cheese, noting that it was made using the top bun of a burger and reminded them of their earlier, more frugal days when they would make grilled cheese from leftover burger buns. Despite its slightly burnt appearance, the taste was still enjoyable.

How does the creator feel about American burgers compared to Korean burgers?

The creator finds American burgers, particularly those in New York, to be much richer and more flavorful due to the higher fat content of the beef, which contrasts with the leaner beef typically used in Korea. They also mention that the higher fat content gives the burgers a unique, satisfying taste.

What does the creator’s eating habit reveal about their time in New York?

The creator admits to indulging in a lot of burgers and food during their time in New York, partly because they didn’t expect to stay longer than a month. They’ve been eating and drinking without much restraint, leading to weight gain, but they plan to cut back in the future.

What is the significance of the 'New York City living' experience for the creator?

The creator expresses a deep appreciation for the unique living experience in New York City, particularly the access to sunlight and a view from their new apartment, which contrasts with the darker, windowless environment in their previous place. Despite the noise, they enjoy the hustle and bustle of the city.

What future video ideas did the creator mention?

The creator is planning to make videos on various food chains they haven’t tried yet in the U.S., including Jersey Mike’s, Potbelly, Smashburger, IHOP, and even 99-cent pizza. They express excitement about exploring more local fast food options and making content around them.

How does the creator view Shake Shack's pricing in New York City?

The creator acknowledges that Shake Shack in New York is much more expensive than in Korea, with a meal costing around $65. Despite the high price, they feel that the experience and quality of the food are worth it, especially since it's their first meal in their new apartment.

What does the creator think about Shake Shack's offerings in terms of customization?

The creator appreciates the customization options available at Shake Shack in New York, which are not as common in Korea. For example, they could add or remove toppings like lettuce, pickles, and tomato on their burger, making the experience more tailored to their preferences.