WEBVTT Kind: captions Language: en 00:00:00.319 --> 00:00:02.236 - Okay, we're in Vegas. 00:00:03.578 --> 00:00:05.032 It's morning in Vegas, which means 00:00:05.032 --> 00:00:07.615 we partied too hard last night. 00:00:08.702 --> 00:00:11.135 I don't know who's the most hungover. 00:00:11.135 --> 00:00:13.522 - I'd say probably me, I'm feeling-- 00:00:13.522 --> 00:00:14.661 - I went to bed at 10pm. 00:00:14.661 --> 00:00:17.173 - 10pm, you went to bed at 10pm in Vegas. 00:00:17.173 --> 00:00:18.423 - That's right. 00:00:19.826 --> 00:00:21.780 - So before we came to Vegas I sent out a tweet, 00:00:21.780 --> 00:00:23.647 asking where we should get hangover food. 00:00:23.647 --> 00:00:26.270 One place sort of stood out, that people recommended. 00:00:26.270 --> 00:00:29.292 It's called KoMex, so we're on our way now to KoMex. 00:00:29.292 --> 00:00:30.125 - [Steven] KoMex. 00:00:30.125 --> 00:00:33.905 - We're gonna see just how good Korean and Mexican food 00:00:33.905 --> 00:00:35.905 are curing our hangover. 00:00:38.623 --> 00:00:41.846 (soft music) 00:00:41.846 --> 00:00:45.472 - I'm gonna give you a nice loud clap. 00:00:45.472 --> 00:00:47.404 - I feel like one thing that's nice when you're hungover 00:00:47.404 --> 00:00:49.897 is to just lean against a nice brick wall. 00:00:49.897 --> 00:00:50.814 - Is that real brick? 00:00:50.814 --> 00:00:52.856 - I can't tell. 00:00:52.856 --> 00:00:54.256 - [Keith] It's just a perspective trick. 00:00:54.256 --> 00:00:56.359 - [Shane] It's not real, it's not real. 00:00:56.359 --> 00:00:57.192 - It's not real. 00:00:57.192 --> 00:00:58.864 - Sorry you're having such a rough morning. 00:00:58.864 --> 00:01:00.552 - What's the history of KoMex? 00:01:00.552 --> 00:01:02.431 - Well we actually owned a Mexican market 00:01:02.431 --> 00:01:03.473 for over 20 years. 00:01:03.473 --> 00:01:06.370 We would bring home bulgogi meats, all of that 00:01:06.370 --> 00:01:08.069 and my husband would just actually take 00:01:08.069 --> 00:01:09.415 the pico de gallo he had, a tortilla, 00:01:09.415 --> 00:01:11.719 just kind of wrap it up and eat it with Mexican rice, 00:01:11.719 --> 00:01:13.282 whatever we had at the market. 00:01:13.282 --> 00:01:14.437 - That's awesome. 00:01:14.437 --> 00:01:16.888 We want to eat everything. 00:01:16.888 --> 00:01:20.590 It's got fries and it's got chippies. 00:01:20.590 --> 00:01:21.757 Whoa, baby go. 00:01:24.439 --> 00:01:26.106 It tastes like Korean barbecue 00:01:26.106 --> 00:01:27.665 and it tastes like french fries. 00:01:27.665 --> 00:01:29.738 - It's fun to be messy when you're hungover, 00:01:29.738 --> 00:01:31.481 have like there's messy meal. 00:01:31.481 --> 00:01:33.258 - Jalapenos are nice and spicy. 00:01:33.258 --> 00:01:35.091 Wake yourself up baby. 00:01:36.068 --> 00:01:37.237 - Yeah, man. 00:01:37.237 --> 00:01:39.134 - They know how to fix this thing. 00:01:39.134 --> 00:01:41.031 - Put your energy down. 00:01:41.031 --> 00:01:41.864 - Why? 00:01:41.864 --> 00:01:42.697 - Please. 00:01:42.697 --> 00:01:43.530 - I'm happy. 00:01:43.530 --> 00:01:44.605 - [Brian] Because we're hangover and you're yelling. 00:01:44.605 --> 00:01:46.247 - I can't do with this volume right now. 00:01:46.247 --> 00:01:50.250 - The spice opens up my hungover closed sinuses. 00:01:50.250 --> 00:01:51.551 - I want to say it's like if Taco Bell 00:01:51.551 --> 00:01:53.294 were very, very, very good. 00:01:53.294 --> 00:01:54.791 'Cause you know how Taco Bell's always like, 00:01:54.791 --> 00:01:56.753 well what if it's a pizza. 00:01:56.753 --> 00:01:57.753 - Holy moly. 00:01:58.991 --> 00:02:00.938 What's better than nachos and fries? 00:02:00.938 --> 00:02:02.470 Tater tot, that's what's better. 00:02:02.470 --> 00:02:04.370 And I can't believe that they understand that 00:02:04.370 --> 00:02:06.190 and that they serve this as a meal. 00:02:06.190 --> 00:02:09.773 The tater tops are golden, they're perfect. 00:02:10.965 --> 00:02:11.798 - You're a little baby. 00:02:11.798 --> 00:02:13.316 - You're bullying me, I'm not a little baby. 00:02:13.316 --> 00:02:14.198 - [Steven] Little baby. 00:02:14.198 --> 00:02:15.031 - [Keith] Steven, you're not going to 00:02:15.031 --> 00:02:17.114 be able to eat that bite. 00:02:19.192 --> 00:02:20.025 - [Shane] Hold it in your mouth. 00:02:20.025 --> 00:02:22.743 - That's not how anyone wants anyone else to eat. 00:02:22.743 --> 00:02:26.710 It felt like my cheeks just started sagging to the floor. 00:02:26.710 --> 00:02:28.931 'Cause they're filled with such delicious meat. 00:02:28.931 --> 00:02:30.177 - There's nothing I like more 00:02:30.177 --> 00:02:33.101 than stuffing my face with tater tots. 00:02:33.101 --> 00:02:36.778 - I can't look at your face while you speak to me anymore. 00:02:36.778 --> 00:02:38.676 - Bulgogi chimichanga. 00:02:38.676 --> 00:02:41.785 So, it looks like a Mexican chimichange 00:02:41.785 --> 00:02:44.260 but instead it actually has bulgogi meat in there. 00:02:44.260 --> 00:02:46.293 - [Keith] This sauce smells so good. 00:02:46.293 --> 00:02:48.691 - I feel like this isn't gonna be too bad on my stomach. 00:02:48.691 --> 00:02:49.942 It is somehow light. 00:02:49.942 --> 00:02:51.244 - I don't feel light at all right now. 00:02:51.244 --> 00:02:53.222 - I feel light, I feel light as a feather. 00:02:53.222 --> 00:02:56.291 - This is what hangover food is about. 00:02:56.291 --> 00:02:57.939 It looks beautiful when it arrives 00:02:57.939 --> 00:03:00.216 and immediately a disaster on your plate 00:03:00.216 --> 00:03:04.065 but like a disaster that you want to lick up every drop of. 00:03:04.065 --> 00:03:08.232 - Hangover food should become a beautiful disaster 00:03:09.514 --> 00:03:11.554 like your night prior. 00:03:11.554 --> 00:03:12.387 - Oh yeah. 00:03:14.755 --> 00:03:17.077 - This is kind of like one, just big jumbo. 00:03:17.077 --> 00:03:18.147 It's one flavor. 00:03:18.147 --> 00:03:20.902 - This is more uniform whereas the other one was like, 00:03:20.902 --> 00:03:22.316 hey, have a little bit of this. 00:03:22.316 --> 00:03:23.864 Uh, where's this crunch coming from? 00:03:23.864 --> 00:03:25.443 - I am waking up, certainly. 00:03:25.443 --> 00:03:26.948 I feel like a lot better. 00:03:26.948 --> 00:03:30.081 I'm starting to feel better. 00:03:30.081 --> 00:03:31.035 I'm stretching. 00:03:31.035 --> 00:03:32.853 - [Lynda] So this is the last item. 00:03:32.853 --> 00:03:34.785 Koreans, after a drunken night out, 00:03:34.785 --> 00:03:36.545 want something spicy and so 00:03:36.545 --> 00:03:38.727 this is a kimchi chicken fried rice. 00:03:38.727 --> 00:03:40.664 - Can I pop the the yolk? 00:03:40.664 --> 00:03:42.914 - You can pop the yolk, bro 00:03:44.284 --> 00:03:45.792 - You did that so-- 00:03:45.792 --> 00:03:47.155 Why did you do it like that? 00:03:47.155 --> 00:03:48.308 - I'm sorry. 00:03:48.308 --> 00:03:50.155 - I actually normally don't eat kimchi 00:03:50.155 --> 00:03:51.844 because I know that kimchi's spicy 00:03:51.844 --> 00:03:53.398 and normally when I'm about to eat it 00:03:53.398 --> 00:03:57.565 one of my friend says, "No, Keith, don't eat this." 00:03:58.436 --> 00:03:59.457 It's like acidic spicy. 00:03:59.457 --> 00:04:02.051 - Sometimes spice is a great way to wake yourself up. 00:04:02.051 --> 00:04:02.884 - [Keith] That's true. 00:04:02.884 --> 00:04:06.670 - And this kimchi is just clearing up my sinuses, 00:04:06.670 --> 00:04:09.593 opening up my eyes and getting me ready for the day. 00:04:09.593 --> 00:04:12.001 - At Korean barbecue places a lot of times 00:04:12.001 --> 00:04:13.731 they'll finish grilling everything 00:04:13.731 --> 00:04:15.832 and then when they're done they'll take all that grease. 00:04:15.832 --> 00:04:16.858 - Oh, man. 00:04:16.858 --> 00:04:18.703 - And make kimchi fried rice. 00:04:18.703 --> 00:04:19.923 Oh, it's so good. 00:04:19.923 --> 00:04:22.386 - This is just belly cement basically. 00:04:22.386 --> 00:04:24.034 Really tasty belly cement. 00:04:24.034 --> 00:04:26.055 - I just love rice, you know. 00:04:26.055 --> 00:04:29.853 Fried rice, white rice, steamed rice, sticky rice. 00:04:29.853 --> 00:04:32.471 - Uh, I'm beginning to get a little sweat. 00:04:32.471 --> 00:04:34.970 I'm gonna start to glisten, I'm gonna start to glisten. 00:04:34.970 --> 00:04:37.204 So how's my hangover now as compared to earlier? 00:04:37.204 --> 00:04:38.728 I do feel better than earlier. 00:04:38.728 --> 00:04:41.478 More energetic and ready to poop. 00:04:42.544 --> 00:04:44.366 - My hangover now has definitely improved. 00:04:44.366 --> 00:04:46.308 - You kinda looked like hell a couple hours ago. 00:04:46.308 --> 00:04:49.119 - I felt like hell but now I feel like a person. 00:04:49.119 --> 00:04:49.954 Thank you KoMex. 00:04:49.954 --> 00:04:53.385 - Coming out of a hangover is one of the great joys in life. 00:04:53.385 --> 00:04:56.270 - As a totally sober person I really enjoyed that meal 00:04:56.270 --> 00:04:58.502 but I feel like I went in reverse of what you guys are. 00:04:58.502 --> 00:05:01.516 'Cause I started off this morning very awake 00:05:01.516 --> 00:05:05.933 and now I'm at that like food baby coma moment. 00:05:05.933 --> 00:05:06.878 Cheers. 00:05:06.878 --> 00:05:07.792 - [Shane] Feeling good. 00:05:07.792 --> 00:05:09.709 - [Keith] Feeling good. 00:05:11.357 --> 00:05:14.440 (happy jingly music)