Comedian Kim Young-chul's Emotional Journey in London: Dining Struggles and Scenic Adventures

Comedian Kim Young-chul was seen getting emotional in London.

On the 20th, the YouTube channel 'Kim Young-chul Original' released a video titled 'Why Did Kim Young-chul Cry After Being Rejected Multiple Times at Restaurants in London? (The Reality of European Travel)'.

On this day, Kim Young-chul faced multiple rejections while trying to have dinner. He lamented, "Why is it so hard to get a meal? It's raining, I'm hungry, and it's so cold. If I get rejected at this restaurant too, I'm just going back to the hotel."

After finally securing a spot at a restaurant he had enjoyed on his first day, he smiled and said, "It's so happy to have a memorable restaurant to take away."

How Was the $400 Train Journey and AI-Recommended Course?

Kim Young-chul embarked on a $400 round-trip first-class train journey to Bath, known as the city of Jane Austen. He expressed disbelief, saying, "It's hard to believe seeing a city I've only seen in pictures with my own eyes," as he enjoyed the AI-recommended travel course.

While traveling around, Kim Young-chul noted, "The air is so cold it makes my hands numb," expressing his struggles with the frequent rain and chilly weather. He met a close friend, who is also a friend of singer Hwangbo, and remarked, "It's colder without ondol (Korean floor heating). The cold in England chills you to the bone."

Kim Young-chul participated in his final English class in London, encouraging himself by saying, "I studied hard until the end in England."

London's Gloomy Weather and Night Views: His Emotional Reflections

Unexpected challenges continued in Greenwich, near London. The path to the observatory was steeper than anticipated, and it rained. Kim Young-chul joked, "I came to see stars but almost ended up seeing nothing," yet couldn't hide his exhaustion.

While on the London Eye, overlooking the city's nightscape, Kim Young-chul confessed, "Many events in London flash before my eyes," revealing his sentimental feelings.

On his last day before returning home, Kim Young-chul attempted to visit a famous restaurant and jog in the park but ultimately gave up, saying, "It's too cold," bringing a bittersweet smile.

Concluding his 8-night, 9-day language study in London, Kim Young-chul shared, "It was truly a fulfilling time filled with laughter and tears. I got to learn British English properly and regained my confidence in English."

Reporter Kim Eun-jung, Ten Asia eun@tenasia.co.kr