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Hello! First of all, please excuse the filthy motorcycle. I cannot ride it, so I cannot take it to the car wash.

I promised we were going to talk about the OEM BMW navigator. So, here we go.

In its last iteration, the BMW navigatior is called Navigator VI.

And it comes in rigid case made of a fairly tough fabric, which gives me confidence it could protect the navigator from drops.

But this thing will clear your pockets of about 700 euros.

Now, anybody could say that, as we are in 2018, any phone can be used as a navigator.

Of course you can, but is the phone completely integrated with the motorcycle?

It's not!

For the phone, you need a handlebar mount, you need to keep it charging while using it as a navigator,

because the GPS receiver uses a lot of power.

Even if it's mounted on the handlebars, you still have to take your eyes off the road to look at the map.

Joking aside, let's fit this thing to the motorcycle and see what else it can do, besides telling you the way to go.

Before fitting it to the motorcycle, let me first tell you why I said it is completely integrated.

First of all, we have the navigation mount, which is fitted above the dials with a rail.

And we also have, on the left handle...

the left grip,

a rocker wheel, with four degrees of freedom.

You can turn either to the front or backwards, or you can rock it left or right.

After I fit the navigator on, I will show you what each of the four movement does.

In order to fit it you need...

the key fob,

It has a lock.

You unlock towards the left.

I've already complained about this.

It has a locking lever on the back, which secures both the safety cap and the navigator when installed.

In order to remove the safety cap, you have to press...

the lever on the right side.

After you've removed the cap, you will expose the pins through which the navigator

interfaces to the bike and charges.

It looks...

like this.

This is the front side. This is what you will be looking at.

On the back side, it has...

the contact that will come over the pins in the mount,

as well as a button that you can use to power the navigator on

and perform different tasks on it when it is out of the mount.

In order to fit it on, you have to align the lower side to the lower hook,

after which...

you press

a little harder

and on the top side, it has some spring mounts that will secure it in place.

What I realized at some point was that, after you fit the navigator, you can lock it

without having inserted the safety lever.

I saw this after about 200 kilometers

and I was lucky I did not accidentally touch the pin to release it from the mount.

So, first of all,

you secure the navigator. After which you lock...

and you are ready to go.

The key cannot be removed

as long as the navigator is not locked.

So you cannot remove the key and leave it unlocked, risking having it stolen off the bike.

You can only remove the key after having locked.

The navigator will power on automatically when you turn on the ignition on the bike.

With a small observation that, if it has stayed off the bike for a long time and the battery has discharged,

it wil take...

let's say twenty minutes to half an hour until it will charge the battery enough to power on.

Besides the main, GPS function, depicted by two large icons,

the map and the address search,

there are four extra buttons on the bottom side.

It's obvious what the volume button does.

One thing that I really like about the navigator is that

you can connect it both to your intercom and phone via Bluetooth.

This gives you the option to control your phone, through your intercom, by the navigation.

And I've returned to this menu

in order to show you what the phone button does.

You have access

to your phone contacts by Bluetooth...

to your call history...

you can dial a number directly off the navigator...

and you have the option to save fast dial numbers.

And, as we are covering the pairing between the navigator, the phone and the intercom,

there is also an app, called Media Player, where you can see, on the navigator, the song that is playing.

And you can also control the songs. You can play, you can pause...

you can rewind or change the song.

Some other apps that are really cool are

Tracks.

Which saves the places where you've been in short intervals - from when you started the bike up and switched it off.

We also have...

the weather app.

If you pair the navigator to your phone and install a Garmin app on the phone

Because, by the way, the navigator is made by Garmin.

It can download the weather news from the web and display it on the screen.

There is also an app called Round Trip, where you can plan a destination and the navigator will compute a return route.

There's also a Fuel Price app, that I've never used.

Another one of the apps is called Last Spot, which tells you where you parked your bike.

And...

the Where I've Been app, which is very similar to Tracks.

The difference is that, unlike Tracks, which saves small segment routes, from start up to switch off...

Where I've been saves the entire track that you've ridden on one particular day.

Oh, and that's also cool because you can download the .gpx file to your computer and do whatever.

There is also an Alarm Clock...

that I've never used.

A Unit Converter...

if you're into such things.

And..

that is kind of it with the bike off.

In Settings, you can change all the settings that you normally would on a navigator.

From the handlebar rocker wheel, which is very useful in the sense that you do not have to take your hand off the handlbar

in order to change whatever on the navigator...

you can

rock the wheel left or right

which will allow you to scroll through the predefined menus that can be controlled by the rocker wheel.

From the main menu, one click to the right will take you to the map.

Where you can zoom by rotating the wheel.

One more click to the right will take you to the window showing the compass and the heading.

I think this is very useful if you are on unpaved roads...

or if you go off-roading and need to follow a certain heading - just follow the compass.

One more click to the right will take you to a menu that, again, I've never used, because the predefined windows are useful enough.

But you can input different commands in the navigator.

One more click will take you to the My Motorcycle window

I find this very interesting, because the navigator communicates to the bikes and feeds you back a lot of parameters.

There are four zoom levels: you can display one, two, four or sixteen parameters.

And you can change the zoom level by using the rocker wheel and turning it to the front or towards you.

You can obviously choose the bike parameters to be displayed in each of the boxes.

Some of them are redundant, because you can also see them in the dash.

But I think it is nicer to have them right in front of you while riding.

I, for example, use the four box screen and display the speed, the ambient temperature,

the engine temperature and the fuel range.

One more click to the right will take you back to the map.

And this is just about all you can do with the rocker wheel. To scroll through predefined windows...

while riding.

And to zoom the map in and out, or change the number of displayed parameters.

One thing I do not like is that you cannot go back to the main menu with the rocker wheel.

You first have to press back here.

And, if you are riding and want to make a phone call...

you cannot reach the phone functionality by using the rocker wheel.

You have to take your hand off the handlebar, click on the phone icon, search through the contacts and then call.

I don't really get it. If they gave me the option of making calls from the navigator...

why not let me reach the functionality with the rocker wheel?

That's something I don't like.

The thing I like the most about it is that, straight from the map window,

where you can see the directions and so on...

there is an icon which shows you all the warnings that the bike relays to the navigator.

For example, at this moment, because the ignition is on the bike has not yet done the ABS and DTC tests,

I have the warning lights on in the dash,

but I also have the warnings displayed on the navigator.

Besides that, if you start running low on fuel and the reserve indicator lights up,

A fuel pump icon will be displayed here.

If you click it, it will display the nearest gas stations and you can start navigating directly to one of them.

Again, you cannot do this with the rocker wheel. You need to take your hand off the handlebars,

touch the icon, and then select the gas station you want to ride to.

That is it, I think.

If you have any questions, please leave them in the comments section and I will try to answer them,

As a conclusion, I find the navigator very useful. The mounting spot is very economical,

you don't have to take your eyes off the road to look at the map,

it has some really cool apps,

I love the fact that I can control my media directly from the rocker wheel,

I hate that I cannot make calls from the same rocker wheel.

But it is too expensive.

If you want it, you first have to get the navigator preparation, which consists of

the mount and the rocker wheel.

On my bike, they came with the Touring package. Because I wanted all the package on it anyway.

But if you want to get the navigator preparation separately, it costs 200 euros.

So, 200 euros for the navigator preparation. Plus 700 euros for the navigator itself,

you will get to about 1000 euros.

I think that is way too much. A fair price would be somewhere around 500 euros.

I got the navigator from an acquaintance, for about 550 euros, so I got out cheaper.

That's all. Thanks!

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The Art of Making Tattoos: Valentin Hirsch on Transience - Duration: 20:34.

As a kid, romantically, I wanted to become a painter -

to stand in the forest with an easel, and depict nature - very naive.

Also quite childish, since art didn't actually play a role in my childhood.

All the things that art is today; all its media - neither my parents nor I had any idea about that.

So "artist" always meant "painter"; with an easel and a palette - very romantic - and they depict the world.

That's what I wanted to be; that's what I wanted to sell and make a living from - that was my plan.

Then I understood that drawing is my focus and not painting; I tried graphics and later, when studying,

I understood that printmaking is my thing.

As a child I was fascinated by Moby Dick and tattooed people.

These were outlaws, criminals, thugs, drug addicts etc.

Sadly, with a very negative connotation. And then during my studies, while drawing my diploma pieces,

I understood: "I'm tattooing paper!"

Already back then I had the idea and wish that one day I'd do it:

to learn and see how it might work for me.

Years after having finished my diploma, when I moved from Vienna to Berlin, I finally started it.

Life is in constant motion - it has to, in order to be life.

But this also means that life includes constant decay.

Not just "death", and everything's over -

but "change": one thing stops, the next thing starts. That's how it always is.

But if you want to hold on to something, if something should last longer: "Why's the day already gone?"

"Why do we already have to go to bed again?"

Well - that's the rule here.

That's a tension.. I can't develop work that criticizes society or is political..

I can only deal with those naked poles: life, and death. And in between,

there's this gap. This space.

And that it happens in skin, actually makes it complete -

because this way it only exists for a certain time. People really live with it.

I like that: once they die, it's gone.

It's a different sort of permanence and presence. It's also a sort of waste - to live differently.

Artists want to create monumental sculptures or works of art

which outlast us - and that's totally fine: everything declines, but art stays;

but tattoos are time-dependent because there is an end. All of this,

including working live "into skin", is part of this "extreme" package.

During my years of studying (fine art) when I sat on a copper plate and used a needle

to draw into the etching ground - I always thought of the needle of a tattoo machine.

I was all rebellion and extremes - and both are still there.

I grew up in very complex ways, which resulted in a lot of energy, which

actually comes from a deep wound. For me there's nothing more extreme than to engrave

under pain, forever, in skin. That's an intense medium.

You change the body: transformation. Of people.

And this extreme responsibility -

"If the etching or print didn't work out, well then let's etch again and use the next plate" -

no. What I was looking for was: here and now, we have exactly one chance

that has to work out - and bye. And if this doesn't work, then you can't

renew the plate - that's the crazy thing. This.. this challenge was what I was looking for, I think.

Combined with a fascination and a FUCK YOU ALL.

I have to say it like that. That's my.. that's why it was always obvious that I

had to engage with outsiders - The people I got to know here - they were freaks.

Fully tattooed, fully pierced freaks. And I always liked that.

It doesn't follow any convention. It was a sub-culture, which expanded into a bubble, and now

everyone's getting tattoed. I was always rather introverted:

As artist you smoke & drink yourself to death, in your studio, and that's it -

noone ever knows you. That was still this romantic idea that I had. I was a chain smoker.

I left all this shit behind - this annihilating crap-shit. You don't need to swig and smoke like a chimney

to be a "cool artist" - that's idiocy.

After an appointment I always levitate like this.

Like someone who just played a concert - I first have to get down again.

How do I do this? Then family kicks in - that was very challenging and created lots of tension.

How do I find a balance between my job and the normal life: "Go grocery-shopping, there's no more toilet paper " - oh my.

But it all has to be. It's all part of the deal. But you first have to learn to accept this.

For me, aesthetics are the first important access code - not necessarily to an art work, but to an object, image etc.

How does it look like? Is it random and nothing, then I'll vomit and leave.

Does it have an aesthetics and does it speak to me and attract me - at first, aesthetic is a kind of philosophy of visuality.

Etchings, symmetries - why? It's obvious: because of aesthetics, of effects.

I researched symmetries intensely , and still do.

As a child, I worshipped the Volkswagen Beetle - specifically the "Brezelkäfer"

with its split rear window. Split rear window.

Two animal heads. It's all aesthetics, design, form. Porsche, Volkswagen -

symmetries in cars, both headlights equal, etc. This influenced and attracted me a lot, plus

asymmetry in nature - there's no perfect symmetry there, only in artificual situations -

and that became my topic. I think it'a also about completeness, perfection - which in turn

has a lot to do with aesthetics. I really wanted to tie this medium up to my past

and continue the aesthetic that I already had developed - but on skin.

Ultimately, it really was about establishing an aesthetics that works in tattoos -

not just "to tattoo" (previous designs) but to see whether it actually works.

And this of course involves images, symbols, signs and forms, and they have to be appealing -

to me. And that's how you can judge whether it's good and to be pursued, or bad and to be discarded.

I tried to work in light and dark, in "mother and father of all colors" - to express myself.

For me, this works best. I can enjoy color tattoos,

and think that they're awesome, but it's not my preferred medium or way of expression.

The various personalities and humans that you tattoo, they all emit energy -

it's always an exchange of energies. It's a very close situation, you're always

very close the the person, the client - since you engrave directly into a living body.

There's no shelter, no intimacy - you can't withdraw to produce the work to then show it -

but instead you have to produce while being watched by the client.

Thankfully you get experienced. The first tattoos were a nightmare.

I had such a headache afterwards - I thought if this stress doesn't stop,

I can't continue with this. You have to work towards something, and then you have to

establish your own relationship to your medium.

I think that's the same that a painter, photographer or performance artist has to learn:

to establish a relationship with what they're doing - which is only relevant to you and your medium;

other people won't ever know about this. But only through this relationship, which is

based on humbleness, carefulness and the idea of wanting to learn

from mistakes, and not to open one's trap too much - it's only through this that you can grow, get better

and learn to find trust. At first, the artistic, the creative aspect is very distant.

It's not about this: you make a star, you repair an old tattoo -

it's only about technique, the motive doesn't matter at all. The challenge is to transcend this

and to build up trust in yourself, and to develop a feeling for the medium

and get rid of this fear of failure: "Something went wrong".

"I won't make it". "Did I saddle myself with too much?"

You need to get a feeling for time; how long will I need for a hand-sized tattoo at this or that position?

Originally it took three times as long as today - so there are many things that cause stress and insecurities.

That's all because of you wanting to learn the medium. The next thing is your artistic demand, which at first needs to shut up -

because you just have to use all sorts of crappy motives to understand how to use the machine.

I had lots of ups and downs, inner struggles - on the one hand: I can't forever repeat making half heads!

but also: what else should I tattoo?

And then there are those who approach this more playfully and say

"That's nice", "That's quite cool", and who experiment - this leads to awesome works.

But I don't want what's "nice", checking out my options - I'd rather stay focused, with my magnifying glass -

because I know that ultimately, the topic won't change. Life would have to change drastically for me to only paint sunsets.

I had these phases where I thought that I needed something new - that the clients wanted to see new things.

But then you start focusing your stupid "likes" etc. I understand that - we're all humans,

so of course we have fears. Last year I though that I can't schedule another year - I'll go crazy.

Then taxes, and all of a sudden it's money, appointment, money, appointment -

where's your artistic development - it's gone.

But: I'm not through with it. I simply know that it's not done.

It's too much.. well.. "fun" would be an overstatement, but it's too important to simply stop.

I want to walk tiny, slow steps, stay within my subject matter and let changes come slowly.

This happens slowly and organically with me.

There are many things that I care about: my family, making tattoos, but also my empty space.

I don't define myself through the medium - like an artist having to be in the studio. Of course, you need to stick to something -

but it shouldn't define you. I don't feel guilty if I'm not in the studio every day -

I'm not a painter. These are quite weird ideas that evolved, but which have

to be challenged, after university: "Who am I actually?" and "What's best for my art?"

And ultimately, I don't know whether I need to leave something behind, something monumental

that survives a thousand years - maybe I'd rather stay very limited and selfish:

I want to nagivate life creatively - and that's it.

If you have some sort of impulse, the people close to you should support you: "Do it".

That's what should be conveyed to kids and young adults: "You'll make it! Trust yourself, and I'll believe in you."

Don't ask them "Oh God, how will that turn out! What will you do in New York City, in this metropolis?!"

Come on: everyone who's there, is New York City.

So don't be afraid: This is life - you'll always meet new people, and it continues.

You mustn't just see yourself - you have to realize that you're in a constant dialog with the world.

I didn't come to Berlin knowing that I'd become a tattoo artist, open my own studio, travel the world -

I never expected this. I didn't even have Instagram, Facebook etc.

Noone knew me, I was nobody, I simply was here. If you'd told me that it will evolve like this,

that I'd travel the world and work internationally - I'd have said: "Well ok - nice dream."

It's a fearlessness paired with a naive "fuck that" attitude - because what should I be afraid of?

What's this (safety in an) employment situation - even your employer is just a minor situation.

This safety that we all long for - it doesn't exist. Noone wants permanent stress, and it's not healthy either -

and self-employment means stress, but my personality simply developed like that.

This whole mix is what brought me here - but I 'm very aware, constantly aligning and adjusting.

I constantly maneuver my own doubts; up and down, oh God - and I see all this dirt;

another year of Instagram, another year of even more tattoos -

what kind of medium, what kind of community is this - horrible.

But I can say the same about fine art, about performing arts, about .. brewing beer:

Everyone's fucked. Everyone.

Once you understand that, then I thank God that I'm able to live independently, that I can generate enough income

to live here - without needing any support, without having to work for someone else...

That's the challenge: as young adult, when you still depend on so many things: on your studies,

on your parents that help with the rent. This makes it difficult to develop yourself.

But ultimately, I studied art - and of course people kept asking: "What do you want to live off, later on?"

Leave me alone with this idiotic question, else I can't study art! Art academy told us to become proper artists, personalities -

to exhibit in galleries like "Meyer Kainer", and establish your brand.

That was the one option they told us about - but that's not true.

Neither is that only 2% are successful, and everyone else has to wait tables - that's bullshit.

It's way more complex and diverse than we believe, that's why in my case,

I tattoo under the guise of fine arts - and thank God I don't need a gallery, no clinking glasses, nothing.

That's a very comfortable situation - it's a present.

But ultimately it's about creativity. What matters is that you live with it,

and are not in cramps and fears and needs, thinking you need to produce so you can sell -

that's all a fucking nightmare. I never envisioned what it meant to be self-employed;

wasn't I always working on my own? Even during my studies - it was me that had to do it.

So why be afraid of it all? Plus we're in Germany or Austria -

nothing bad will happen to you. Even if you're unemployed for a year; we always forget that:

this is a nest of feathers.

There are no fears - you simply have to dare, and really, that 's essential: you need the courage to do something.

That's where Berlin helped me a lot, because it was a neutral space. I could start again,

didn't know anyone, could reboot. In Vienna on the other hand

I had a 9 year history, knew everything, knew the art scene - it would have been quite difficult

to take that seed.. because I already had something.. which had to go.

I'm deeply grateful - if I die tomorrow, everything's OK.

That I can say - it's not that I'm at peace, and definitely not with the world.

The longer you're part of it, the more it hurts because it's even emptier than you already knew years ago.

That hurts.

It's uncontrollable.. It's a huge compactor -

we're here for a short time, and then we're gone. That's what's crazy.

What do we do with this time - that's the tension.

What completes you? What gives you inner peace?

Success? A Porsche Panamera?

When? When are you satisfied and know "life's good"?

What do you need for that? It's a complex question

because it can be a different thing every day.

So it's not about finding a job, it's about..

about finding your own way. About living.

We all grow older, and one day it's over.

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As anticipated today... Fuorisalone!

We are in Via Tortona, it's Saturday and there are a lot of people

And now? Let's go!

We've been here even last year, as today nothing interesting found

We've been to the same place, nothing

S: in Italian we say "high head"

Some rest, inside the structure

S: it's hot here

My love, that structure was sponsored by a sigarette company

Could you imagine that? I'm flabbergasted

Mattia: how much?

Simona: 639

It cost 1.323

This place is better than the other one

Visited on Thursday at State University of Milan

What do you think?

M: my love, are you happy?

M: do you like now Inter? They've gave you a shopper

S: No

S: But I like the little lion

M: it's really nice

s: but I'm for Milan, inside myself!

M: my love, the man with the big GoPro is cool!

S: lol it's true

M: my love could we go to visit the cactus?

Pit stop at BASE ended

Now is time for Miele!

It seems to have created an amazing installation

We are so curious

What the do for a bit of personal data

a shopper!

S: is it a video?

My love this building is beautiful

after a long search...

Finally Miele!

M: my love, we are inside the tunnel to the future

M: are you ready?

S: yes

M: see the effect in the camera lens, it's strange

S: really nice!

They are cooking a fish inside a box of ice

The oven will not melt the ice

these are the new ovens by Miele

M: no fish for us, anyway it's amazing how it was cooked

S: it's true

M: the ice still was after cooking

it's time to eat!

M: did you like panzerotto?

M: lol let's light Simona with the lumimuse

M: anyway today was a nice day

S: I also liked it

M: it's a nice experience that people deserve to do

S: do you want some beer my love?

M: no, you have drunken it all!

M: and this is the low light version of lumimuse

M: now super flash!

M: middle

M: anyway...

M: thank you for watching my vlog

M: I'm going to leave you to last images

M: see you on the channel for the next vlog!

M: today my camera felt down, bye bye

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【MUKBANG】 [THE 11th DAY OF DIET] Eating 3Kg OF Salad!! [6Large CRISP SALAD WORKS] 3000kcal[Use CC] - Duration: 11:41.

Hello it's Kinoshita Yuka ( English subtitles by ~Aphexx~ )

So today tadaa do Y'all remember me saying I was goin on a diet?

remend... remember?

From that day onwards I've been walking at least 30 minutes

30 minutes to an hour or so... and so today....

I've decided to try some lower calorie things to eat

I prepped six people's worth of salad It weighed roughly over 3 kg

They look so yummy and so colorful

These are from a rather popular shop in Tokyo called Crisp Salad Works

Y'all goona be shook when I tell you the price of this

The cheapest one is bout $15

And the most expensive one is bout $20

just for a salad.... a salad you guys!!!

veggies so expensive yo

But I got to say that I'm so thankful to be able to eat so much veg so easily like this

the pricing just can't be helped they look so yummy

itadakimasu to drink today is some san pellegrino limonada

I've been buyin' quite a lot of this I don't remember everything about this so I gotta read up on it

in italy they take fresh squeezed lemons and oranges add carbonation and sugar

a very simple drink called limonada and ?aranchatta?

This Is Made by San Pellegrino and since its lemon flavored its a limonada the orange one is probably the other one

Don't these sounds so...... healthy?

its very fresh and only contains natural ingredients And to top it all off it's so tasty and that's why I've

been all about these lately

just look at this... its got a lid like this

If you remove that It looks like this

The cans look sooo fancy

It's also got such a nice Aroma to it You can really smell of lemons

I can totally chug a bunch of these

and now the salad

Let's start off at a downtown Cobb its a large and this is the dressing

The dressing looks so amazing

And this is what it looks like

Packed full of veg

romain, ham, white cheddar, avocado, tomato boiled egg and a butter milk dressing

So much lettuce

The vegetables are so fresh Crispy And delish

avocado

Goes perfectly with the dressing Got a bit of a tang which is yummy

You can also taste the ham in it its so yummy

the ham is so T H I C C its not thinly sliced

They're so big packed full of umami and so yummy

This came with spoons Is it easier to eat with a spoon?

The lettuce is cut so nicely That it's easy to scoop up with a spoon

oh so boiled eggs mean .... ゆでたまご

I thought it was nice that they added eggs to this and it turned out that is what "boiled eggs" are

limonada = yum

The flavor of lemon is so refreshing And that carbonation really cuts through

Next up hipster

And for dressing its got basil onion dressing

Very vinegary It's got pepper in it

It's a very sour dressing and goes so nicely with the veggies

With the added apples in here it adds a dash of sweetness

the walnuts are so tasty

Its flavored with an onion and vinegar dressing

It's got cheese and some celery You can really taste the celery in it

This is what it looks like

apples so yummy

these salads are tasty AF I'm so surprised

Using apples walnuts and celery There's all sorts of different textures making it so fun

There's so many different flavors in one single bite

Is my Japanese correct I wonder? tasting the taste?

Japanese be so tough what I should have said instead was that you

can appreciate many different flavors

next is cal mex I've been calling out all these names but none of

them make a lick of sense to me this is so tough to open...

This is the sauce it's a Mexican honey vinaigrette

Sounds like piglet

so vinegary

With the addition of honey in this dressing It's so nice and sweet

It's very vinegary and also has a bit of pepper

This also has an avocado on it

It has Grilled Chicken in it so very yummy

Also has croutons

These croutons are very crunchy

next up is classic chicken caesar

This one must be there best seller

this dressing looks so darn yummy this caesar looks so yummy

My fave type of dressing cuz' its so cheezy The Romaine is cut up so nicely that its very easy to eat

You can really taste the cheese in it It's a Caesar dressing but its sprinkled with parmesan cheese

Caesar dressing has such strong flavors and its so yummy you can totally taste the anchovy in it

I don't think there are any in it but what I'm saying is its flavored strongly

croutons so yummy

this is the spicy baimai

it comes with a creamy sriracha dressing I've had treats flavored with sriracha before

its got a spicy flavor to it

I had a treat flavored with sriracha that I ate before

The Sriracha dressing is so yummy This reminds me of a creamy chili sauce

It's got bits of carrots Which changes up the flavor profile

Since I'm eating only cold things today I'm starting to get a bit chilly

I was thinking that these are rather expensive But since there is so much veg packed into these bowls

its rather filling and well... not me that is...

It doesn't fill up my tummy that much but its really tiring out my jaw

Since you have to chew so much it makes you think you are fuller than you actually are

It's filled with quite a lot of things romain grilled chicken carrot spicy broccoli cilantro

Sunflower seed.... its got a bunch of things I've never heard of before... they sound like super foods

last up ENC vegan

Wasn't all this stuff vegan already? oh....

oh wait a minute it did have meat in it as well oh thats right... thats right....

I thought that since I was eating salads I was being vegan already

Lemon tahini dressing It's got a very Sesame kind of uhh look to it

so ひまわり seeds are called sunflower seeds wait does sunflower mean ひまわり？

wait its the seeds of the sunflower plant? oh that's right.... that's right...

wow.... So in English they call those sunflowers

The dressing is very Sesame like And the lemon really brightens up the flavor

And sunflower seeds really go nicely with this

So up until now these came with chicken or ham So instead this one has roasted tofu

And this was so nicely with a dressing as well Sesame sauce goes so nicely with tofu

With the added Walnut it has such a fun balance of textures its also sweet and yummy

It's also got corn

Because it has a lid on it it's so nice and clean

I really enjoy their attention to detail like this

Last mouthful itadakimasu

gochisosamadeshita The three kilograms of salad was very yummy

I also feel a bit healthier now

I'm so shook to find out how adding all these Different things to salads make them so tasty

They also came with all sorts of different dressings Which were also very yummy

apples, ham chicken walnuts... croutons and tofu and avocado which I really liked

Salads are nice from time to time So won't you please give them a try as well

And as always thank you for watching if there is anything You want me to eat or do please tell me in the comments section below if you like this video please hit the like And subscribe buttons BAI BAI

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Welcome to SoulWorker 101!

The objective in SoulWorker is to complete dungeons, known in SoulWorker as districts.

You can either do this solo or as part of a team.

To create a group, walk up to another player.

When a smiley icon pops up, left-click and invite the person into your group.

To accept quests, chat with characters who have a big exclamation mark above them.

Once you have completed a quest,

submit it by speaking to the people with a colored question mark above them.

By completing quests, you will level up faster and also get useful items.

As soon as you are ready, choose a district.

The arrows next to the quest-tabs will show you the right way.

When you enter a district, first decide which episode you want to play

and at what difficulty level.

You can also see which quests can be completed in each episode.

Once you enter the district, it's up to you to fight your way through

and slay the boss at the end.

Once you finish the episode, you'll be given a rating and also a reward.

The districts get harder as the game progresses.

So try your best!

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