ハンバーガーの4個目を食べる編集スタッフ
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Maru-san.
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お二人のポッドキャストを聞き始めて一年以上になりますが、YouTubeで動画配信もされていることは割と最近知りました。
そこでハンバーガーの企画の動画を見ていて、いつも気になることを質問させてください。
KRのお三方はこれまでかなりの量のハンバーガーを4等分して食べてきていると思うのですが、
残りの一つはどうしているのでしょうか?
マネージャーさんが食べているのでしょうか?
動画を見るたびに残りの一個の行方が気になっているので教えていただけたら嬉しいです。
Good question.
Good question.
So, sometimes we eat after the satsei.
Yes, we eat.
Right.
We bring it home sometimes.
Well, recently we have a new henshu staff in theroom and he eats a lot.
A lot.
He has a big appetite.
I mean, yeah.
It's huge.
Yeah.
Right?
He's a Jiro guy.
Yes, Jiro guy.
Yes, exactly.
He goes to Jiro multiple times a week.
Yes, four times.
Four times a week?
Five times a week.
God.
He's a massive eater.
Yes.
So, recently it's been him who's been like, areyou guys done?
This is all.
Can I eat all this?
He's like, all right, let's go.
He collects all the food.
Yeah.
And right, and it's like five minutes and he'slike, comes back with an empty plate.
It's very fast.
He's fast.
He's very fast.
I mean, that is crazy.
Unbelievable amount of food.
甘いものに強い理由と二郎系の食事量
I kind of understand like amount itself if youtake time, but how fast he can finish is justincredible.
It is incredible.
It's just a talent.
Yeah.
Have you ever seen him drinking water?
Yeah, we did a drinking session where he's like,let's all get a bottle and let's drink it alltogether and see how fast I can drink.
It's crazy.
Like, how can you do that?
I think he drank like a 50 milliliter bottle inlike five to six seconds.
Yeah, it's faster than you just throw that away.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's crazy, man.
It's crazy.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So we film our videos in one room and we have likea room next door.
Yeah.
And he's got a little door to his own room, right?
Yes.
And every time we finish our satsei, he comes outlike, hey, is it done?
Right.
I smell something good.
Yeah.
Is it done?
He comes out.
Yeah, right.
Yeah.
What's amazing about him is his sense of taste.
Yeah, yeah.
He, I don't know if I should say he loves, buthe's very capable to eat sweet things.
Right, right, right.
It's not love, I think.
It's not like or don't like him.
It's just he's okay with sweet things.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Many of the sweet foods that we've had on ourvideos, when he eats it, he's like, is this sweet,guys?
It's not that sweet.
That's, uh, it's kind of hard to believe.
It's, yeah, hard to believe.
To me, it's too sweet.
Yeah, I can't even finish it.
I think, yeah, like one of the, um, it was syrupthat we added the coffee, like a vanilla syrup orsomething that you add in like espressos withlattes.
He drank it.
He's like, fruity.
It's not sweet for him.
It's just, it's fruity.
Yeah, I can kind of smell a little bit.
Like a, yeah.
When you, you were like, oh my God, this is toosweet.
Like, I'm not going to put this in my coffee.
He's like, let's go.
I can drink this.
The syrup itself, right?
Yeah, it's kind of crazy.
How does that, he was born and raised in Japan.
Like, it's, it's understandable, like people likeyou, like raised in the USA, surrounded by thosecrazy sweet, oh, I'm sorry.
I mean, yeah, go ahead, man.
It's the truth.
Crazy amount of sugar.
I don't know.
Whatever.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The processedness, crazy.
It's understandable that you're, you're okay withthose things.
Right.
He was born and raised in Japan, surrounded byJapanese foods.
Yeah.
And how come he's the human being like that?
Talent, the talent.
The talent, do you think?
Or, or Jiro, eating too much Jiro.
Oh, yeah.
When you eat too much Jiro, what happens to yourtaste buds?
It's kind of surprising that I get it when hisshokpai sensors gets broken.
But yeah, the amount of salt is crazy.
Is it?
Is it?
It is, right?
Yeah.
I mean.
Well, I don't know.
I've not, I haven't eaten that much Jiro.
So like, what's, what's excessive in a Jiro bowl?
Fat, oil.
Okay.
So it's not too, too salty.
Okay.
Yes, it's salty.
It's not, it's not crazy salty.
Okay.
Okay.
But the thing is, the amount is very big.
Right.
So.
The total sodium is just too much.
Yes, exactly.
Like a total salt, total fat, total oil.
Like total amount that you, you're intaking iscrazy.
But there's no sugar.
There's no, like a, what?
Yeah, there's no sugar at least in the noodle.
Okay.
Okay.
I don't know why he's okay with crazy sweetthings.
Yeah.
But crazy amount of carbohydrates though.
Carbohydrates, yeah, that's true.
That's true.
The noodles.
Noodles, yes.
Is that affecting something to him?
I don't, that doesn't connect though.
Yeah.
1日5食と買い物中の大量のスナック
Maybe he's eating a lot of different things on thesides.
It's very possible.
Yeah.
Maybe he eats a lot of different ice creams andsugary desserts.
That's very, very possible.
Afterwards.
You don't know about his eating lifestyle otherthan Jiro?
I hear some things.
What do you hear?
He eats a lot.
I was expecting that.
And many times.
Like he eats, in general, in regular, he eats fivetimes a day.
Jesus.
It's, he says it's, it's, it's not me that ordersa hamburger set.
Like double cheeseburger set through Uber Eats.
It's not me.
It's just, I don't know why, but they, they came.
That's crazy.
That's so crazy.
So he doesn't know.
He doesn't know why.
He's like, why is there a double cheeseburger andfries right here?
But it's delivered, so he eats.
That's crazy.
And yeah, I remember once I went to, to thegrocery store with him together.
And it was way to his house.
Okay.
So he was buying some things that we eat togetheras a dinner.
And also he buys some his own thing.
Sure.
And it was so natural and quick that he catchesall those snacks like,
and put it in the basket.
You know, it's like, you know, one of those likekashpans, like, like, I don't know, like littlekaraage.
Like every, every, those things that I don't, atleast I hesitate to put into the basket.
He was like, so natural, like without even seeingit.
Okay.
So.
Like, you know, he's doing it all the time.
Yes.
Like, you know, he's used to it.
Too natural for him.
Okay.
Okay.
So, yeah, I think the average amount is, isdifferent, like the level.
Okay.
Okay.
Okay.
I see.
Yeah.
So maybe like a daily training.
Daily training just builds up.
Makes him stronger against the sugar.
Man.
Man.
Yeah.
健康を優先する食生活への変化
Kind of reminds me of how I was when I first cameto Japan.
Really?
Yeah.
The kashpans were like,
I got them all the time.
I mean, it was cheap though, right?
So like it was, it was easier on the wallet too.
I got it.
Yeah.
The junk food was cheap.
I get during the college days is I had them allthe time.
I did.
The sodas.
They're good.
Yeah.
You drink a lot of sodas.
Yeah.
You know, not just a college days, but I thinkafter.
You know, I think it's only been several years ofme being like this healthy.
Yeah.
Don't you think?
I remember when we do when we were doing thispodcast.
I don't know how many years ago, but you were Iremember you're saying like after this, you'regoing to the convenience store and just buy somechocolates.
Right?
Yeah.
Like I don't know what like ice cream or whatever.
Yes.
Several years ago, right?
It's not like 10 years ago.
Yeah, it's like within five or something.
Yeah, I used to be like that.
Yeah.
What changed you?
You can give him an advice.
Yeah, I think priority for my body.
Oh, yeah body and health.
It got higher.
Yeah, I think it's it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean she needs it.
Yeah, honestly, he's in a danger of us and health.
Right?
He went to the doctors, right?
It was like you got it.
You got to check your you got to check your dietlike fast.
He's got medicine and everything.
So yeah, I mean we could we should we shouldencourage him to change as well.
You know, we we give impact to his health as well.
So maybe not give him so much food.
Yeah, true.
That's right.
Don't eat hamburgers anymore.
Just do maybe American salad.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'll give him a Caesar salad.
Thanks for sending guys.
Bye bye.
Bye.
