(This house feels like grandma will be waiting...)
(out front with her arms open for a hug.)
It's Lunar New Year's Day today, right?
Yes, that's right.
Should we all do a bow?
- Sure. - That sounds good.
- Let's all bow. - One, two, three.
- Happy New Year. - Happy New Year.
(Cramped)
Happy New Year, everyone.
- Happy New Year. - Thank you.
- Happy New Year. - The holidays are so nice.
- Happy New Year. - Give me allowance, please.
The concept for today is visiting Kian84's relatives.
(They found a place in the Amazon that felt like Kian84's relative's house.)
(He mentioned his old relative's house in Bolivia as well.)
Is this similar, Kian84?
- Yes, that's right. It must be. - So that's the concept for today.
It has an old, homey mood.
Everyone. You can't see outside right now, but it has that old, homey feeling.
My grandma's old house was really similar to this.
- It was made of red clay. - Oh, really?
The floors are the same. It's all very similar.
So we met last year.
Adventure by Accident, which is receiving lots of love this year as well,
will have its last journey today.
Instead of Seung Hoon, we're joined by Pani Bottle today.
Yes. Thankfully, I got back to Korea from overseas just two days ago.
You'll fill Seung Hoon's shoes today, right?
I'll try my best.
Or fill his bottle?
You're the king of puns.
How has the response been since you've been on this show?
My relatives...
contacted me a lot. It felt like I got the top score in Korea on some test.
When I was doing YouTube, they just said I got a bit famous.
I went to the MBC Entertainment Awards because of Adventure by Accident.
(Stealing our attention...)
(from behind the Saint Yu)
I kept being shown on camera from behind Mr. Yu Jae Seok.
My friends contacted me a lot because of that.
- I see. - Those kinds of things were different.
- You're a good son. - You really are.
Right.
Right now, I'm walking over from Porfi's house...
to the starting point of the zipline.
If there was no zipline,
the kids would have to walk all this way.
(A cliff)
When I first went, Porfi came with me.
He did so the first time, but I felt bad.
So I told him to go ahead and said I would go on my own.
I'm gasping for breath because it's tiring.
It would be impossible to walk two hours to go to school.
Gosh. Was it this far last time?
Gosh. I'm sweating so much.
Oh, no.
I can see why they need the zipline.
There's no other choice.
(Gasping)
I walked so much that my hat got completely drenched.
Can you see?
(Drenched in sweat)
- It's completely drenched. - So when you...
walk down this way,
you can see the friend who likes Messi.
This is Porfi Junior's elementary school.
- Is this a school? - Yes.
I wanted to take Porfi Junior out...
for a meal.
Go downtown.
There are dogs everywhere in Bolivia.
So cute.
(Hello.)
I think this is the teachers' room.
(A teachers' room in a Bolivian elementary school)
They're in class right now.
(Class is still going on.)
(Tiptoeing)
(Peaking in)
I'll wait for their class to end.
I can't disturb their class.
(Is he waiting too?)
What is that guy doing? Why isn't he in class?
I think he forgot to bring his school supplies.
I think he was standing outside as punishment.
- He's being punished. - I think he was being punished.
Hey. Why do you have something on your face?
(Wiping it off)
(Ignoring)
(Slowly walking away)
(Embarrassed)
(His lonely wait continues.)
Porfi.
(Finally, Porfi Junior comes out of class.)
Okay. Let's go.
Their class ended early.
So I took Porfi Junior downtown.
(A trip downtown with Porfi Junior, who is now done with class)
Wait for me, Porfi.
(Spinning)
Let's ride in the car.
(They can ride in a car from here.)
We should put on our seat belts.
What is this?
(Struggling)
(Laughing out of surprise)
The seat belt has no buckle.
What do you do if there's no buckle?
Hold it, Porfi.
(He found the buckle.)
(Trying hard)
I guess they just don't use seat belts.
Gosh.
They don't really put on their seat belts.
Right. We saw a lot of seat belts that didn't work.
Okay.
Good.
They don't call that place Death Road for no reason.
Yes. You must put on your seat belt.
(Communicating through a translation app)
Read it.
I'm going to buy you a gift before I leave.
Yes. I want to buy you a gift before I leave.
- Okay? Do you like that? - You're a good uncle.
Write what you want.
(Staring)
(Porfi Junior has a hard time writing something down.)
Present.
Something you want.
Tell me your wish.
- Why are you rapping suddenly? - I thought you were rapping.
Tell me your wish
A present that you want.
Write it down.
(Understood.)
His desires?
(What does a Bolivian elementary school kid desire?)
What will it be? I'm curious.
A gaming device?
Book?
You're going to be successful.
Books? Notebook?
- A book? - He wants a book.
(A praiseworthy answer that none of them expected)
What a good kid.
I was going to buy you something nice. Why a notebook?
(Kian84 is not satisfied with the academic item.)
What about a gaming device or something?
Okay. Let's go.
I wanted to buy something nice.
(Porfi's house, Destination)
(One hour)
It took almost two hours for us to come around.
When Porfi gets here,
we'll go buy a gift for Porfi Junior before I leave.
I don't want to say goodbye with nothing.
(He's planning to go shopping downtown with Porfi and Porfi Junior.)
Porfi!
(Shaking the zipline)
(Hurry)
They send signals that way.
- Does it work? - Yes. If you hit it,
the sound gets sent to the other side.
- Really? - Oh, my.
- It's like the paper cup... - Right.
(The movement of sound waves we learned about as kids)
That's really interesting.
Porfi!
(Quiet)
Is he coming?
He's coming.
- Oh, my. - Oh, my.
(Did you call me, Kian84?)
He's like Superman.
(Porfi's house, Destination, 20 seconds)
Porfi is a master.
He doesn't stop in the middle. He can cross in one go.
(You admit this is nice, right?)
(I admit it.)
Kian84.
Hello, Kian84.
Let's go to Coroico.
Let's go.
Gosh, it's hot.
(They take off to Coroico with Porfi and Porfi Junior.)
Coroico. Finish. Lunch?
(Lunch? Okay.)
Hungry.
You two became close just after one night.
It looks like an amusement park.
(Downtown comes into view.)
We're almost at Coroico.
Gosh. This is nice.
Gosh. That view.
(Driving for 30 minutes from Porfi's zipline, they arrive downtown.)
Coroico is 1,700m above sea level,
and it's in the middle of the Andes.
Tourists that come to Death Road stop by this town.
That's why it's called "Tourist Town."
It looks so cool from afar.
(Coroico, a garden in the sky that's hugging a snowy mountain)
It's so cool.
We should've gone there.
We just fought with some lady.
Don't touch our camera.
So is that the Andes?
Yes.
That's the Andes?
Really?
So that's what we saw there?
We went to the Andes.
You remember seeing the Andes, right?
- I remember seeing it. - Right.
We're guys who went to the Andes.
- How impressive. - I'm jealous.
We arrived in Coroico.
It took three hours to get here.
- Coroico. - Right, we're in Coroico.
Since we're hungry, let's eat.
- Hungry. - Yes.
(Is it my turn?)
We're in Coroico.
Coroico is the old capital, and there used to be lots of silver.
(Doesn't understand)
That church you see over there is Coroico's church of Saint Pedro.
So, everyone,
- Porfi... - Coroico.
is very talkative.
(A natural tour guide)
He...
- is so... - He wants to tell you a lot of things.
talkative.
What about the present?
How about this?
- Porfi. - I'm going to buy you a gift, so pick.
There's a stationery store.
He must like soccer balls.
What about a soccer ball?
(The first thing he picks)
- Pen. - Pen?
Pen? Okay.
Give us that and some watercolor paint.
- Oh, paint. - Or crayons?
Because Junior...
likes drawing.
He's good.
(Opening the showcase)
Paint?
Or crayons?
I should get him some crayons.
These will be good.
He said he needed notebooks.
Note?
The owner probably sold enough for the whole day.
- All? - Yes, all.
What a nice uncle.
Pick more. What do you need?
(Hesitating)
What about this? Don't you need something like this?
(Porfi Junior is hesitating)
This? Okay. Nice.
All of the notebooks here are lined.
Ones without lines are better.
(I feel so happy.)
(He's suddenly singing?)
Suddenly? I thought this was a musical.
I don't think Porfi likes silent moments.
(Make some noise.)
(I'm so happy that you came.)
- Porfi. - Yes?
Okay. I see.
(Hugging, Touched)
It feels good.
I'm tired.
He must be the expressive type.
How much in total?
It's 236 bolivianos.
This must be pretty expensive since it's imported.
(Expensive imported color pencils)
Thank you.
- Let's go. - Thank you.
Sure. Thank you.
(Hugging)
Let's go buy a soccer ball.
He's cute like a nephew.
You want to buy everything for him if he's cute.
(They finish stationery shopping.)
Watch out for the cars.
There's a car coming.
Porfirio. Soccer.
The shopping isn't over yet.
Excuse me.
Soccer...
Soccer ball.
(For the second son...)
(who likes soccer and is a fan of Messi,)
(he wants to buy a soccer ball.)
They have a lot of good stuff here.
Is this real?
Or is it a copy?
- No. - No?
A copy?
It's okay. It's the same when you use it.
You have no choice.
This is cool. Do you want to try it on?
Try it on.
(He tries the Nike bag.)
(It suits him perfectly.)
Good. It looks nice.
Let's buy one for his brother too.
Should we buy the red bag for his brother?
The red bag looks nice.
(He only brought one bag with him,)
(but he takes care of the brothers attentively.)
I could understand...
why uncles give allowances and buy stuff for their nephews and nieces.
Hold on.
(She notices a big spender and prepares one more.)
No. I'll buy this Nike bag.
I know what the kids like. I should buy Nike.
Of course. They like branded bags.
This one, this one, and...
There are a lot of good soccer balls inside.
I'm going to buy Porfi's present before I leave.
Is this real?
- Yes. - Really?
- That must be genuine. - The balls look like genuine products.
Did she lie when it's fake?
This is genuine.
It's genuine?
- Is it the mark for genuine products? - It really is genuine.
This costs around 30 dollars.
I'll have one, please.
(That one.)
The ball is genuine.
You can't kick a fake ball.
It's 275 bolivianos, okay.
(2 bags and 1 soccer ball cost 275 bolivianos, about 50 dollars.)
(Surprised)
Here. I'm short five bolivianos.
Can you give me a discount?
- Five bolivianos? - Okay.
- Can you give me a discount? - Okay.
Okay? Okay, thank you.
Five bolivianos.
Yes.
(Kicking)
- You like the ball, right? - He must like it.
- He keeps kicking it. - He likes it.
Okay. Let's go eat.
- Thank you. - Yes, thank you.
Let's go eat.
You must've felt proud.
Let's go.
(They finish shopping with both hands full.)
Porfi.
(Kicking)
He loves it.
This is the most expensive ball.
I feel so proud.
(I'll use it well, Uncle.)
So cute.
He must love it. He keeps kicking it.
- Thank goodness I bought it for him. - My goodness.
Let's eat. I'm hungry.
"Pizzeria?"
Pizza?
Okay, let's go.
- Pizza. - Let's go.
Pizza sounds good.
- One vegetable pizza. - One vegetable pizza.
Omelet.
- Omelet. - Yes.
One, and for drinks...
- Three. - Three.
Is there a pencil?
It's a pen. A pencil.
- You want to draw for him? - Yes.
I'll sketch you.
I'll draw your portrait.
Porfirio, see here.
(Look over there.)
And stay still, okay?
Okay. Don't move.
(Frozen)
He's so cute, doing what he's told.
Endure it for a bit. It's hard to be a model.
He's cute.
(Trembling)
Since it's hard for you, let's do this.
Wait.
I'll draw you properly.
I'll take a picture of you.
Look.
Smile.
(Laughing)
He's nervous. So cute.
Look here.
(Laughing)
That's right.
Okay. He smiled.
(Pineapple juice is served first.)
Three.
It's no joke.
- He took pictures. - That's a lot.
Hold on. I'll draw comfortably.
(In a pizza restaurant in Coroico,)
(a man is setting his artistic soul on fire.)
(Adding a spoonful of passion...)
(onto the boy's face)
- You're the best uncle. - I should've taken a photo of his face...
to draw from the beginning.
(Meanwhile, the food is served first.)
That's the omelet.
It looks good.
- Let's eat, Kian84. - Okay.
You guys eat first.
(Quite an old-fashioned way of saying)
"You guys eat first."
- Kian84. You ordered. - You guys eat first.
Okay.
(His hands are moving separately from his mouth.)
- Gosh, they must be hungry. - They're waiting for him.
Exactly. They finished the juice.
They want to eat with him.
Eat first. Why aren't you eating?
We'll eat when you come here.
Eat first.
(He joins them only then.)
Eat.
Eat up.
(He serves Porfi Junior first.)
- Enjoy your food. - I'm hungry.
- It looks good. - Thank you.
(He takes a big bite.)
(After seeing Kian84 eat,)
The seasoning is less strong.
(Porfi Junior starts eating comfortably.)
Do you like pizza?
- Yes. - You like pizza?
(Since I saw you eat well, I'll be off.)
His passion.
(He shoves everything in at once and goes back to his work table.)
(Fascinated)
- He wants to complete it no matter what. - That's right.
He's nice.
Porfi.
(How's the end product?)
(His portrait is finally complete.)
It's my present. This is you.
(Looking carefully)
Porfi, let's hold it and take a photo.
Yes, hold it and take a photo.
(It looks exactly like him.)
- My goodness. - You drew well.
How nice.
I did everything I could do for him.
(Pinching)
You're so cute.
(Grinning)
He likes it. His face lit up.
(The first portrait in his life)
You're an uncle with a lot of talents.
This is my autograph.
Kian84. My autograph...
- to Porfirio. - Porfirio.
October 26, 2022.
- Make sure to keep it, okay? - Thank you.
- Thank you.
- It's a happy moment.
(This is a happy moment!)
Happy moment. Let's go.
(They filled up their stomachs as well.)
Porfi, soccer?
- Now, that place is... - The soccer field is managed well.
I played soccer with him for the last time before I left.
South Americans are always serious when it comes to soccer.
- That's right. - They always have grass fields.
Conduct the opening ceremony.
Porfi unwraps the ball.
(He unwraps the new soccer ball himself.)
It's a new ball.
Porfi, want to play a game of soccer?
- A game of soccer? - Sure.
Okay.
(A soccer match beyond age and borders)
Porfirio. Shoot the ball.
(Bolivia's little Messi's...)
(strong shooting)
(It could be their first and last time playing together,)
(but Uncle Kian84 plays with him as much as he can.)
He's a friend who is of the same age as me on the other side of the world.
(The meeting of two people...)
(whose countries and languages are completely different)
(Despite that, they're friends of the same age who get along well.)
(Thanks to that, since the first day they met,)
(they had a heart-to-heart talk.)
(The world of my friend...)
(which is very different from mine)
(The world which is very humane)
(Thank you for letting me experience it.)
If you have good energy,
things will work out well.
One day, I want to go...
and meet Kian84 in a joyous manner.
Porfi must've been very sad when you left.
It was nice getting to know and spending time with Kian84.
I hope this becomes a good memory for you.
I'll root for you.
- I'll never forget you. - Yes.
(High-five)
He asked first.
He must've really liked you.
(A sad farewell at the end of meeting)
Bye.
He waves for you until the end.
It feels rather odd.
It feels odd.
To think that I can't see him anymore...
(He's different from me, but he's like me.)
(My friend on the other side of the earth. Porfi, goodbye!)
I really hope he comes to meet you.
Porfi, come in!
He's here.
Is that why we're shooting here?
"Korea by Accident."
He'll come in saying "thank you."
The best experiences of the trip were things like that.
Communicating with the locals.
Following the fixed route...
and visiting tourist spots are good too,
but I got absorbed into their culture.
That's right.
You must miss him. Say a word to Porfi.
Yes, a video message.
Yes. Porfi, how are you doing?
I think you're really mature and cool.
I'll root for you.
We only live once.
Let's live without regrets.
Why are you already thinking of dying?
Thank you.
It's really good.
The lodging was the best.
I slept really well too.
That was great.
- I like cable cars. - Are we taking it again?
(They head to the city center of La Paz.)
- Since today is my birthday, - That day was?
- That's right, it was his birthday. - why don't we go to a Korean restaurant?
Do as you wish.
And I want to do a live stream.
I do a live stream on my birthday.
(A live stream is a must-do event on his birthday.)
(Every year on his birthday around the world,)
(Pani Bottle did a live stream.)
We'll go back...
to the city we were in yesterday and look for a Korean restaurant.
There's a couple over there. A Bolivian couple.
They're hugging tight.
They're very open-minded.
They show affection on the streets.
Don't Koreans also do that much?
I've never done it before.
(Confucian ideals formed from the lack of experience)
I've never done it before.
Since it's your birthday today,
I'll hug you tight.
- Will you do it? - Of course.
- It's not that great. - Stay still and don't move.
Got it?
- Hello. - Hello.
Are you a couple?
There are a lot of couples here.
- There are a lot... - They're students.
- of young couples. - How dare young people date?
(He suddenly becomes mean.)
You don't know how old they are.
We're almost there.
- This... - There it is.
We already passed by it.
I'm back in La Paz.
You guys don't know,
but I drove for another eight hours.
It was all edited out, but I drove for eight hours.
The smell of exhaust fumes of La Paz is rather welcoming.
Today must be Pani Bottle's birthday.
"Don't give me birthday presents."
Then for his birthday present...
(He found out about his birthday from his messenger's profile.)
I get to watch a famous YouTuber's live stream.
I just started.
- You started? - Yes.
Can you hear me?
- Can you hear me? - You looked like a professional then.
Yes. He has 1.4 million subscribers.
Yes.
It's a birthday live stream for the first time in a while.
I'm getting disconnected?
Is that so? I'm getting disconnected? That's bad.
This is a Korean restaurant.
I have a lot on my schedule.
I need to shoot videos for YouTube,
but I have no time.
I look handsome?
You guys are so mean.
It's really funny and nice.
- It's comfortable and... - Happy birthday
Happy birthday, dear Pani Bottle
- Happy birthday! - Thank you.
- Happy birthday! - My gosh.
I told Kian84 to prepare in advance.
My gosh.
(Happy birthday to you)
(The subscribers wish him a happy birthday too.)
You need to know this.
The live stream has bad resolution from the slow Internet,
so they don't know who you are.
They don't know who you are. "Who are they?" The resolution is...
Hold on. How many people are watching?
There are 1,600 people since it's morning. Normally, more people join.
- It's only 7:30 a.m. - It's too early in the morning.
It's 7:30 a.m., but 1,600 people are watching?
It's disconnected again.
A lot of people will leave.
They come back in.
They come back in even if it's disconnected.
Did you see the psychological warfare of two famous YouTubers?
"A lot of people will leave." "They come back in."
- "A lot will leave." "They come back in." - No.
- This is... - What's that?
"A small-scale businessman."
It is small.
At least make the logo big.
- It's not working well. - What should we do about the Internet?
(They quickly went out and finished it.)
Pani Bottle, eat up. This is your birthday dinner.
- Thank you. - What is this?
You do a lot of events in South America.
You're a birthday meal expert.
This is Korean rice too.
I didn't know their birthdays were so close to each other.
- Exactly. - He just sets up birthday meals.
The chef cooks well.
(Familiar taste in a foreign country)
The kimchi tastes really good.
(It tastes amazing.)
The sodium in kimchi is somewhat different.
It's nice.
What did you eat?
Chicken grilled on rocks...
and grilled banana.
People in this country grill bananas.
Kian84, don't go on solo trips now.
Of course.
You don't have anywhere else to go. It's the last trip.
How many days are left?
- Two days. - Tomorrow is the last day.
Tomorrow night is the last night.
Yes.
(The last leg of their trip is around the corner already.)
As I said yesterday, it's a shame.
It's a shame to see the last day come...
because I don't think I can come here again.
Yes.
I went to South America thinking that every time.
I went there three times. I didn't know.
How is it? Do you keep thinking about it?
The first time I went, it was great.
The 2nd time I went, I thought it wasn't as great as the 1st time.
Because you don't have altitude sickness.
(He doesn't have altitude sickness at all.)
- The icon of altitude sickness. - That's why I went there three times.
Just the thought of going there is hard for me because of altitude sickness.
Next time you go there, you might bleed from your ears.
(We hope it ends with a nosebleed.)
- You traveled a lot. - Yes.
Do you have a country you want to visit again?
I like Egypt.
I went there twice, and I want to go again.
Where is Egypt?
In Africa.
- Egypt is in Africa? - Yes.
It's in Africa, but its culture is considered the middle east.
- Egypt... - Pyramids.
That's right.
- Egypt is in Africa? - Yes.
- Really? - Why would I lie about it?
Okay.
- Did you know? - I didn't, that's why I'm staying silent.
- I'm just listening. - She's just smiling.
You can just smile. Why would you keep asking him?
- Okay. Egypt is in Africa. - Yes.
She said to just smile.
- Thank you for the food. - Thank you.
Thank you for the food.
How do you call a taxi here?
Do you just stop it with your hand?
- I'm planning to do that. But... Taxi. - There's a taxi over there.
Hello.
Do you go to the terminal?
It costs 25 bolivianos? It's 25. I think it's fine.
- Okay. - Okay.
Finally,
our last destination.
I think 70 percent of people who come to South America come...
- to go to the Uyuni Salt Flats. - That's right.
And they visit other places on the way there.
When I came here, my main goal was...
the Uyuni Salt Flats as well.
I'm looking forward to it so much.
Guys, we're here.
Thank you.
- Gosh, hey. - It's so pretty.
(No matter how many times they see it, the night view of La Paz is amazing.)
Look at that.
(They save this moment that won't come back in their eyes.)
Did you not see this before?
We have to buy the ticket today to go to the Uyuni Salt Flats.
I'll go to the counter that says "Uyuni" and ask.
- Who is he? - Suddenly?
- What's that? - What's that?
Over there.
Do you have a ticket to Uyuni?
- At 9:45 p.m. - Okay.
- Thank you. - thank you.
(They load their bags.)
What's the name of the town?
Naraba?
La Paz, goodbye.
I thought you were saying goodbye to someone.
We got good seats. All the way at the back.
- It's really nice. - Was it like this last time?
No. Last time, I rode a bus like a Korean city bus.
This is better than the limousine to Incheon Airport.
- Guys, that bus... - It's so good.
- It was really good. - It's business class.
Seriously...
I was worried about traveling nine hours on the bus.
But if it's this good...
It's super luxurious.
(Luxurious night bus)
We're going to Uyuni Town first.
We booked a salt hotel in Uyuni Town.
- Really? - I booked yesterday.
(He booked a salt hotel for Kian84.)
I should brush my teeth with the Uyuni Salt Flats tomorrow.
- Tomorrow, you know tequila. - Yes.
Let's drink tequila and eat the salt.
- That sounds good. - Right?
Squeeze lemon.
I'll get pickled in salt tomorrow.
I won't eat salt because I'll get edema.
My face swells.
- Hey. - Isn't it swollen already?
(Swollen)
Sleep now.
- I'll sleep. Goodnight, Pani Bottle. - Okay.
Let's talk tomorrow.
Okay. Goodnight.
(This unplanned trip that they went through messily)
(When they wake up, it will be the last day.)
(On the foreign land they arrived in after leaving Korea,)
(he met his best friend and went to the Amazon.)
- It feels so long ago. - It looks like a story from long ago.
It really feels like it was long ago.
(And in Cusco, the city of Inca,)
(a familiar friend appeared as a surprise.)
(The three of them became one and went on a romantic motorcycle tour.)
That was fun.
(They suffered from altitude sickness...)
(and got sick of each other.)
(They crossed the border on foot from Peru to Bolivia.)
We went to a lot of places.
(The true joy of traveling they felt in those moments)
(Embracing all of these, they head to the last destination.)
(The ten-day trip they went on by accident)
Gosh, we went to a lot of places.
(The total distance traveled. 2,948km)
(And the morning of their last day breaks.)
(Are we there?)
- I got really itchy at this point. - Why?
- I see. That? - Because of sandflies?
- Yes. - My gosh.
- They are worse than mosquito bites. - So much worse.
(Tormented)
Sandfly bites are lasting pretty long.
(Awful sandfly bites)
They are still itchy.
(They arrive at Uyuni Town.)
Let's go. Let's get off.
Everyone. At last.
We're here at last.
- Uyuni Salt Flats. - It's cold.
- The weather was so different. - Was it cold there?
- Was it winter there? - It was cold there.
We're at Uyuni Salt Flats.
Should we go over there and take a look?
Gosh. This town...
How should I say it? It's...
This is a desolate city.
I loved houses like that.
- And this. - They look pretty cool.
- Doesn't it look like a cool town? - It does.
(It took 9 hours on the bus from La Paz to Uyuni.)
(Uyuni Salt Flats)
(Uyuni Town is right next to the salt flats.)
(It used to be a bustling town with tourists every year.)
(But due to COVID-19, the town has gotten pretty quiet.)
As soon as you got off the bus,
what was your first impression of Uyuni Town?
In the cartoon, "Galaxy Express 999,"
- Maetel and Chul arrive in a city. - Yes.
- And the city was bleak and deserted. - Right.
- Yes. - I was reminded of that scene.
But I loved it.
- This is a rare sight for us. - Right. I liked it.
It felt like the most exotic town during my trip.
- Uyuni Town? - Yes. That town.
I love Uyuni. And I was happy to be there with them.
Being in such a cool place with other people...
and being able to share what I was feeling was great.
- You're so eloquent. - Gosh, Pani Bottle.
- A YouTuber with 1.4 million subscribers. - I really liked it.
- Seriously. - I really liked it.
- Popular YouTubers are very different. - I liked it.
Let's see if this town is covered in salt like we've heard.
- It's time to check. - Wait. Will you taste it?
- Not there. - I wanted to taste it.
You can't lick that.
(Poking)
(Licking)
It's a bit... Is my finger salty?
Or is the street salty? Something is salty.
- Isn't that a cement road? - Yes, it is.
Why did you taste the cement road?
I had been excited about this the whole ride there.
It's not good for your health.
On our way to the town, it started to look white.
Seriously. You're crazy.
Was it salty because you didn't wash your hands?
- I think so. - That's why...
- But I thought the town... - He thinks so.
and all the buildings were made of salt at first.
- I see. Like a town made of crackers? - Yes.
So I was a bit disappointed at that moment because it wasn't what I expected.
It wasn't salty because you tasted the asphalt road.
But...
You should have tasted the car in the back too.
I thought salt might have flown in the air and penetrated into the road.
(After licking the cement road...)
Kian84!
Aren't you cold?
I'm okay so far.
You should have pulled down your shirt.
I wasn't in any situation...
- to worry about how I looked. - His back pocket was inside out.
- The sandfly bites were so itchy. - My goodness.
- It was because of the sandfly bites. - Gosh.
- Sandfly bites. - I always feel bad for you.
By the way...
(They're on their way to book the Uyuni Salt Flats tour.)
- it's kind of cold here. - Yes.
So the air feels fresher.
You really like cold weather.
Yes. It feels refreshing.
By the way, the town seems really bleak. This is like...
Really? I like it.
- You like it? - Yes.
The drinks must be cold too.
- Hey, look at that. Isn't this beautiful? - What?
- It's beautiful. - How is this beautiful?
(From the first day in the Amazon...)
(When would we have the chance to try the alligator meat?)
(I won't eat it. You eat it.)
(Or what about a leg?)
- I won't eat it. - Every time I watch it...
I really had a hard time in the first city.
But Uyuni was good for me.
(The man of Uyuni has localized perfectly toward the end.)
- That's a tour agency. - But it's closed.
- There's another one on the left. - We arrived too early.
- Tour. - There's another one at the corner.
Hey, there's a tour like that too. You can sail or something.
- That looks nice. - What's that?
Hey, that looks nice. You can surf.
I've never seen that before.
- Let's try that. - Let's try that.
- What's that? - Hey, this is amazing.
- Goodness. What's this? - Gosh.
(Land sailing grabbed their attention.)
No way. I've never seen this before.
- You've never seen this before? - No.
Hey, this must be new. This is it.
But we need another agency. This agency is closed.
But I don't think we can try this activity only at this agency.
Let's get going.
- Wait, Do Yeon. - Yes.
- I suddenly got a question. - What is it?
Can't they go on their own without a tour guide?
Like Som Dominic...
- "Som Dominic?" - "Som Dominic?"
- Did you yawn? - No.
- "Like Som Dominic..." - No.
Like Simon Dominic, people who like to do things on their own...
must be curious if hiring a tour guide is necessary.
I knew you would be curious.
- I'll share a few rules to keep in mind. - Okay.
Public safety in Uyuni is not as good.
So you must especially be careful...
not to get your belongings stolen...
- and keep a close eye on your belongings. - I see.
And your vehicles can easily...
- Hold on. - What is it?
It hurts my pride that I mispronounced his name.
I always pay special attention to my pronunciation.
- You're funny. "Som Dominic." - No.
And your vehicles can easily be flooded...
or frequently flip over in accidents.
You're recommended to use a tour agency...
- when traveling. - Right. They told us that.
Not here.
(The three of them set out to find travel agencies that are open.)
(This agency is closed as well.)
- Oh, no. Everyone is closed. - No one is open.
- We were there too early. - We were too early.
Gosh.
- The three of you wanted the tour. - Right.
He's out here.
- Hi. - Hello.
- Good morning.
- How are you? - Yes.
Do you have tours for Uyuni?
Yes.
Hey, let's ask him about the sailing tour.
My name is Jony.
- Nice to meet you. - Nice to meet you.
- And... - My name is Sean.
- Sean. - Okay.
(Presenting the tour program)
From 10:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m.
- There were a lot of options. - To 6:30 p.m.
That's way too early.
Let's ask him about that.
Excuse me.
- We saw a photo. - Windsurfing.
- There's a bicycle with... - Windsurfing.
What's "mainsail" in English?
- Mainsail. - A yacht.
- He doesn't know. - He has no idea.
Then which tour did you choose?
We did the one-day activity.
We booked a tour program that transported us...
to the salt flats to look at the sunset and the stars.
How much is it for three people?
- Just three? - Yes.
- Just three. - We really wanted the tour.
That's 180 dollars. That's almost 250,000 won.
- Right. - But that's for three people.
- For three people? - This might be a fair price.
- For three people? - Yes.
- Then it's okay. - It's okay.
I thought that was for one person.
So what time do you have to...
- I'll pick you up at 10 a.m. - Okay.
Let's rest up at a hotel.
- Okay. Let's go. - Okay.
(They're done making a reservation for Uyuni Salt Flats.)
- How far is our hotel? - It's only seven minutes away.
- Seven minutes? Let's go. - Yes.
(To find their hotel that's only 7 minutes away,)
(the three of them walk quickly.)
There it is. Casa de Sal.
- Casa de Sal. - That looks nice.
- Let's go. - Okay.
That's not made of salt.
- But... - The exterior isn't.
(Another activity on Kian84's bucket list)
(A salt hotel)
(I'm finally going to the salt hotel.)
(I want to brush my teeth with salt from Uyuni Salt Flats.)
- Ring the bell. - It's open.
- Hello. - Hello.
(How does the inside of the salt hotel look?)
- We have a reservation. - It's clean.
Tonight and tomorrow.
- That's salt under the counter. - Yes.
- That's salt? - Yes.
Salt is on the wall too.
(Licking the salt wall)
It's salt. This is a salt wall.
Did you brush your teeth there?
My goodness.
What a genius. Goodness.
- He's crazy. - What a genius.
- Why? - I wanted to try that.
- He brushed his teeth. - Gosh.
My breath stank for nine hours.
- You're so clean. - I've seen people sprinkle it on food.
- My stomach hurts. - He's so clean.
Actually, a lot of people sprinkle it on their meat.
- Gosh. - But no one brushed their teeth like him.
- Right. - Yes.
- Is that salt? - Yes.
(He's removing layers of plaque with his finger.)
- Hey, Kian84. - Three.
- What? - Yes.
Okay. Use that to brush your teeth then.
- My breath stinks so bad. - You know...
That must be why you have healthy teeth.
(He proves he has healthy teeth.)
He used that salt.
- I had no idea he was brushing... - Who would have thought?
- his teeth with the salt from the wall - Look.
- But... - I have no idea.
It was salty.
- Hey, Wi-Fi... - Yes?
- Wi-Fi. Thank you. - Wi-Fi.
(There's another customer.)
- It's salt. - Right? It is.
I'm trying to check off some boxes on my bucket list.
If Kian84 were to live there, a wall would collapse.
- He would come down and do it every day. - Right.
- Kian84. - Gosh. My stomach.
- How was it? Was it like regular salt? - Right.
- I'm curious. - It was so salty.
- It's just salty? - It was pretty intense.
- Like coarse salt? - The intensity of the salt was higher.
- Was it concentrated? - Right.
- It was pretty intense. - The salt there was firm.
- I see. - It was highly concentrated.
Hot water?
- Yes. Hot water is available all day. - For showers.
Twenty-four hours.
- It's available 24 hours a day. - Gosh.
- Good. - Hey.
- Good. Go. - This is a high-end hotel.
(2 nights in a salt hotel for 3 people, 169.20 dollars)
- Gosh. - At last.
We're here at a salt hotel I've been looking forward to.
That's the salt chair.
- Salt. - It's very firm.
- The interior design of the hotel... - It's pretty classy, right?
- The hotel was built with salt. - It's incredible.
- Everything must be made of salt. - Right.
- Only the frame isn't made of salt. - Right.
- Everything else is made of salt. - Right.
- That's so cool. - That too.
- This is fancy. - Yes.
- The salt chair. - The chair is made of salt too.
Gosh. That's so interesting.
Hey, this is nice.
However, the tiles aren't made of salt.
Realistically speaking, they couldn't build everything with salt.
Look at the framework.
They used concrete for the frame, the most important part of the hotel.
And then they built the rest with salt.
This is your room.
Ta-da.
This is huge.
It's huge.
Very nice!
(The room is as good as a room from a 5-star hotel.)
It was very nice. Seriously.
- That's a beautiful, spacious room. - Excellent.
The bed is made of salt.
The salt bed.
Nice.
(He loves it.)
Beautiful.
I wonder if the tub is made of salt.
Then the salt would melt. They couldn't have used salt, right?
Kian84, does the toilet have a lid?
- Yes. - It has a lid.
- Showers... - That's important for you.
(He likes the toilet too.)
This is the most luxurious hotel we've stayed in.
(Sprawling)
This is nice.
(They finally get a proper hotel room.)
Then we should take showers one at a time.
- Right. - I'll take a shower first.
- Hello. - Hello.
Good morning. Okay.
Let's go, friends. Come here.
It was the market day.
- It opens up only once a week. - It was.
And the market opened up when we were there.
- Are they sunglasses? - Yes.
- Here. Sunglasses. - I see.
- There. - Where? They are right here.
- Gosh. Amazing. - Toward the end of the trip.
Will they block out the UV light?
(He puts them on first.)
- Gosh. Hey. - They look pretty nice.
They look good on me.
- This pair. - Throw out the old ones.
- Yes. How much? - They are expensive.
(In the beginning of their trip, Si Eon advised him to buy sunglasses.)
(But Kian84 didn't like buying things.)
(But he buys them without giving it much thought now.)
- Twenty-five. - It fell. Gosh.
- Thank you. - Thank you.
- Okay? - Okay. Let's go.
- For here. - Okay.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
- You're ready. No? - Ready.
- Let's go. - Let's go.
Let's go.
- They used that camera? - Gosh. What's that?
- They use that camera for music videos. - Yes.
(Where will they stop first on their tour?)
- Where are we going first? - To the Train Cemetery.
Gosh. Seriously.
- We'll film "Galaxy Express 999." - Right.
(The Train Cemetery is only 9 minutes away.)
The street is a little bit bumpy.
- Bumpy. - Yes.
He speaks some Korean.
A lot of Korean tourists go there.
By the way, it's already our last day.
It was pretty short.
- It was shorter than I thought. - Two weeks wasn't long
Thinking about our time in the Amazon makes me think we've been here long.
It feels like only two days ago Pani Bottle joined us.
- Two weeks in South America... - Pani Bottle...
- Pani Bottle joined us two days ago. - is really short.
- This is my 6th day. Yes. - This is your 6th day?
This is the 9th day for you, and 8th day for me.
Then...
The sun is so strong today. This is crazy.
We'll get to see a lot of stars tonight.
- There are no clouds. - Right.
We got so lucky with the weather.
Hey, the sky is spinning.
- This is the Train Cemetery. - What's that?
- Look at that. - This train...
It's the factory for England and France.
Right.
The trains were powered by steam.
I see. Steam. Steam locomotives.
Okay. You can walk here.
You can visit the train, take pictures, and go up.
Gosh. Very nice.
(Impressed)
This is the first stop on the Uyuni tour.
Train Cemetery.
A graveyard for trains.
- They used the trains... - I liked the Train Cemetery.
- to transport minerals. - It was so cool.
By the way... I see. The trains are all dead.
This is cool.
- This is so cool. - Yes.
(It has become the Train Cemetery.)
The train track is so cool.
Gosh. So no one comes here.
You can take a picture here.
The guide knew all the photo spots.
- Like this. - He knew where photos came out nicely.
- That's a photo spot. - Yes.
- I'll take the picture from below. - I see.
- Okay. - Okay.
I'll stand in the back.
I'm the shortest.
Can he see me?
(They pose as the guide instructed them.)
- It will be the photo of their lifetime. - Okay.
- Move back. - I'll move back.
- My goodness. - He was so passionate.
I'm so grateful.
Move back.
- Okay. One. - Hurry!
One, two, three.
- By the way, it looks bizarre. - That's cute.
- He tried really hard to take the photo. - That's nice.
- That suits you. - Up?
(The oldest member is especially enthusiastic today.)
- Be careful. - Yes.
(He's super excited.)
(Amazed)
- That's the steam locomotive. - Gosh.
Kian84.
(Acting cool)
- In 1, 2... Should I take it like this? - That looks pretty good.
In 1, 2, 3.
Si Eon loves taking pictures as usual.
(He's feeling sentimental thanks to the great view.)
(Struggling)
(He even jumps from the narrow gap.)
Si Eon loved that.
- Right. - He loves stuff like that.
- He loves machines. - He loved them.
- That was the bucket for the coals. - This is nice.
To make steam.
(The youngest struggles to go up.)
Can you take a picture of us?
Pani Bottle, wasn't it better to go there with us than to go there alone?
- Of course. - Yes.
It was lonely to go there alone. The view is already bleak.
- Right. - Yes.
(The photo of the entire gang)
In 1, 2, 3.
My gosh, this is incredible. I'm loving it here.
Hey.
Pani Bottle. There's a tornado!
- Right. - Really?
- Gosh. - A tornado!
My dream was to stand in the tornado before I died.
Hey.
Before you died? Then that must be your last moment.
No. That's doable.
- Wouldn't you die from it? - You would die!
- A bearable tornado. - Right before that?
No. That's doable.
I can go in and out.
Wait. I think it might come over here.
Come here!
- My eyes sting. Why do they sting? - Is that dangerous?
- No. - It's not dangerous.
Right. I can go in and out.
But that's too far.
- Do you want to go? - Can I go and come back?
Yes. Do you think you can come back?
That's too far.
- It's farther than you think. - And...
Kian84, it's gone. It dissipated.
My bucket list is getting longer now.
You have so many things you want to do before you die.
But there's a tour for that in the US.
- Right. - There's a tour, chasing tornados.
How do you go in there?
You have to make a reservation a year in advance.
- So I couldn't do it. - Let's do that.
- It's much bigger than that. - That could be the last thing you do.
- The five of us can hold hands. - All of us.
We can spin around together. Imagine how cool it will be.
- Let's just go to Wolmi Island. - Like a movie?
Let's go to Wolmi Island and ride Disco Pang Pang.
The DJ there spins people around when he's excited.
(He's smiling, but he's scared.)
Are there a lot of tornados here?
- Yes. - Tornados?
Yes.
I would have gone in there if the tornado was closer.
But it was far.
I saw a really big one when I was in high school.
It was in my schoolyard.
A tornado started there.
It happened during class. I still regret not going in there.
Where in Korea did you grow up?
- There was a small tornado. - Part Two of his countryside home.
- Texas. - The weather was similar too.
Let's meet up at your school next time.
(The countryside home was in the Amazon, and he went to school in Uyuni.)
- Thank you very much. - Okay.
- My eyes are stinging a lot. - Are we going to the salt flats now?
- Let's go. - Let's go.
Gosh. I had so much fun.
(They leave the Train Cemetery and set out to the next spot.)
This was sort of dreamy.
Right. It was dreamy. I love places like this.
(As they leave the Train Cemetery,)
(a brown sand field stretches before them.)
- It began to get white. - Right.
(The field begins to show more of white hues.)
Hey, that's the island in the middle of the salt flats.
No. That's not it.
That's how it looks from a distance.
By the way, it looks like Daebu Island from here.
- It looks like it's floating on water. - Right.
But that's an optical illusion.
- What is it then? - That's not water.
- That's not water? - It's salt.
- It looks like water. - Right.
I see.
Is this the entrance that you mentioned?
That's correct.
(You can see the white horizon from far away.)
This is amazing.
Okay.
- This is the Uyuni Salt Flat. - Finally.
Kian84, it looks really beautiful on screen.
We're entering the Uyuni Salt Flat.
Starting from here, the sand...
About equal amounts of salt and sand are mixed.
The mountains in the front are...
Andes Mountains.
- Where? - The mountains in the front.
It used to be the sea.
Then the land rose.
(In the past, the Uyuni Salt Flat was the sea.)
(Due to movements in the Earth's crust, the sea rose up.)
(A huge lake was formed.)
(The dry climate made the water evaporate,)
(and only salt crystals remain.)
(He simply exclaims.)
It's like we're on a different planet.
It's 12,000km.
That jacket serves so many purposes.
It looks like a different planet.
(A huge desert that spreads out infinitely)
It doesn't feel like...
we're on Earth. It's like a different planet.
My gosh.
(They enter the mysterious Uyuni Salt Flat.)
This is...
The concentration of sand and salt...
(From 20 percent of salt,)
(dirt disappears little by little.)
That looks amazing.
(Magically, the land turns into 100 percent salt.)
My goodness.
I'm speechless.
(I really want to visit...)
(Uyuni Salt Flat before I die.)
(He finally arrives where he dreamed of.)
This is our last destination for a reason.
(The final destination of their trip)
It's really wide.
(Uyuni Salt Flat)
This is...
It looks great.
(There are about 10 billion tons of salt.)
My gosh. Look at the sky.
This is our last destination for a reason.
- It's the best. - It's so picturesque.
This looks incredible.
(They feel amazing.)
You can't go on this path however you want.
- Here? - You could fall in the water...
when the salt breaks, like the glaciers.
- Do you have to take a designated path? - Yes.
Only those who know can drive here.
By the way,
- I keep getting surprised. - Yes.
At this point,
I'd like to know more about Uyuni Salt Flat.
- Do Yeon? - Yes.
Since Simon Dominic is curious, I'll tell you about it.
Uyuni Salt Flat is the biggest salt desert in the world.
In Bolivian indigenous language,
"uyuni" means a place with a fence around it.
- A fence? - A place with a fence around it.
What kind of place?
That desert?
- I wonder... - Yes.
Its dry season is from April to November.
Its rainy season is from December to March.
During the rainy season, the desert is filled with water.
You can see the familiar view of the sky touching the land.
You can see a white field of salt during the dry season.
You entered the desert now.
Isn't there a final destination in the desert?
We didn't go there during the rainy season.
- It was the dry season. - Right, when it doesn't rain a lot.
The driver was determined...
to take us to a place where there's water.
- A puddle of water? - That's why...
- we're heading over there. - To a puddle of water?
Yes.
- Look at the sky. - It looks great.
- Six points, right? - Yes.
Is it called a hexagonal crystal?
- You can see that. It's fascinating. - In that case,
- is it hexagonal instead of heptagonal? - They're all hexagonal.
That's fascinating.
- Do you see the hexagons? - Yes.
- These are all hexagonal. - This is fascinating.
You're right.
- Really? - Can we take...
There's one that's rectangular.
Wait.
Generally, they're hexagonal.
One, two, three, four, five, six.
This is insane!
- Everyone. - It's far away.
It's insane.
There is Uyuni.
(There's Uyuni?)
Each form is hexagonal.
I'll count.
One, two, three, four.
It's pentagon.
It's not a hexagon.
One, two, three, four, five, six.
- They're generally hexagonal. - Generally?
(They're generally hexagonal.)
It's similar to a three-leaf clover.
Gosh.
Many people take photos of optical illusion.
- Pretending to be a dinosaur? - Yes.
- A dinosaur eating something. - Like this?
- I will taste it. - He should lick it.
Kian84. Goodness.
Gosh, it might damage his teeth.
- That's too much. It'd be salty. - You should taste it.
Si Eon, don't show your tongue.
Bite it off with your teeth.
Don't stick your tongue out.
Bite it off with your teeth.
You look like someone on a pilgrimage.
I'll try some with my teeth.
(Biting)
Doesn't he look great?
Your teeth would never rot in Uyuni Salt Flat.
We can't eat it.
(Screaming)
He has healthy-looking teeth.
His teeth are straight.
I got dental laminates.
- Did you? - Yes.
- Did you get dental laminates? - My teeth are usually yellow.
- Did you get dental laminates? - Yes.
- When? - Laminates?
In Gangnam. Do you want to know which clinic?
I got them at the same place as Hyun Moo.
That's why my front teeth look exactly like his.
(Healthy teeth brothers)
Let me know if you have problems with your teeth.
All right.
(He's cute.)
(Screaming)
- You must've been excited. - I was excited.
The place makes you excited.
(Hopping)
It's so beautiful.
You got one of the things done on your bucket list.
This is insane.
I could understand why this is one of the things on people's bucket list.
(Let's take photos.)
Everyone, be healthy.
Wasn't all of this the sea in the past?
What's this?
- This is it. - Hey.
- Yes. - From now on...
- An optical illusion. - I saw it on social media.
What's that?
It's a toy that the guide brought.
- There's a way to take the photo. - Okay.
- I'm taking another photo. - He's so cute.
The guide...
(They're in their own world.)
He's been a guide for a long time...
that he knows how to take unique photos.
(Screaming)
(A necessary photo zone in Uyuni Salt Flat)
That looks cute.
Shim Hyung Rae used to make movies like this.
- "Yonggary Claws." - Yes, it looks like this.
No, it's "Tirano's Claws."
- "Yonggary Claws?" - "Yonggary Claws?"
I thought about chicken nuggets.
"Yonggary."
One, two, three.
Okay.
(One man who does things alone)
He's into it again.
Listen to the sound.
(Crunch)
- He's getting emotional. - He is.
Look at them.
- What are they doing? - They're very different.
- They're so different. - What are they doing?
(They're running away with all their might.)
I'm very tired.
That's why they were so tired.
(Quickly exhausted)
Is he still...
The genre is very different.
I was a bit drunk.
(Lying down)
"The skies?"
I'm sorry for seeing this great view alone.
- It's insane. - The music is superb.
Kian84!
(They notice him only now.)
You should come here once.
He lies down everywhere.
(Comfortable)
Gosh, you startled me.
- It's very hard. - Seriously.
I wanted to put some salt on you.
My mouth keeps getting contorted from lying here.
The salt crystals are beautiful.
They sparkle like gems.
I'll give you a salt pack.
It's picturesque.
I can't believe there's a place like this on Earth.
The city man doesn't like to lie down.
The sky was so beautiful over there.
That's incredible.
I should come here again before I die.
- There's a place prettier than here. - This is insane.
- This is insane! - I'm in my 40s.
(In a trance)
It's because they're young.
(The man in his 40s is coming.)
(Jumping)
(Almost like a water strider)
I can't open my eyes without sunglasses.
It hurts my eyes.
- I mean... - Protect the eyes.
what's interesting is that the land is brighter than the sky.
Gosh.
- Okay? Ready? - Okay. Let's go.
(The land is more brilliant than the sky.)
- Can we ride motorcycles here? - Yes.
(It's possible.)
Riding the motorcycle here would make me go crazy.
Usually, there are many puddles, but I don't see any.
Doesn't it look like an eye?
Someone dug out the hole.
- Someone dug it out? - Yes.
- This is... - There are many.
(Many holes)
There are so many.
Some puddles are big.
- Why did they dig them out? - Was it for the salt?
Why did someone dig these out?
To mine the crystals.
They dug them out to take out crystals.
Over here.
It's a water puddle.
- This is fascinating. - Shall we take a look?
(They get out to take a look.)
(Salt crystals sparkle.)
Look at this.
- Underneath is the sea. - Do you see the water below?
- There's water underneath. - It's the sea.
- What? It's water. - Come over here.
Wait, inside here is...
- You should wash your face with it. - What's this?
- Is it warm? - It's cold.
- Isn't it salty? - It's salty.
- Gosh. - It's extremely salty.
I can feel it with my whole body.
Later, there will be white stuff on your arm.
- If you fall inside, don't you die? - Is this hole natural?
(Tasting)
(Moaning)
(Spitting out)
It's extremely salty.
My hand turned white right away.
The salt will get solid. It will taste salty.
Do you want to taste it?
(Licking)
He got too close.
I was only joking.
Yes, it must be extremely salty.
- It's almost white. - It's white.
Can you take a photo of this? This is no joke.
It's sparkling.
Is this river 20m deep?
- There are seven meters of salt. - Seven meters?
- And here? - Twenty meters of water.
- If this breaks, - No.
- will the car splash? - No.
Isn't the surface strong?
- It's very strong. - It won't happen...
- because it's very strong. - Really?
- Salt falling in looks nice. - It looks amazing.
(Salt falls like snow.)
- Nice. - Hey, that's mine.
- Really? - I have one more.
- We can pick more. Something's coming up. - It's okay.
It looks like carbonated water.
It closes after the rainy season.
It opens in other places.
It's because the water moves.
- Okay, we'll eat here. - Okay.
Will he prepare us food?
(Lunch in the middle of a salt desert?)
(He puts a table together in an instant.)
Are you going to eat there?
It's difficult since we're at a high altitude.
He packed food.
This is part of the tour.
It hurts my eyes.
- You need to put on more sunscreen. - Right?
I'm worried about you.
Use it as much as you want.
The light hurts my eyes.
(Rubbing their faces hard with sunscreen)
That was necessary.
Wait, that's too much.
(He loves it.)
(An optical illusion mask)
You should put more on.
- I should put on a lot like you. - Yes, go ahead.
- My face stings... - It shouldn't touch.
because I have salt on my hands.
- My face stings too. Maybe I got burnt. - Right?
People might think that we have salt on our faces.
(Thanks to them, we made a bizarre poster.)
(Curious)
- What's this? - Thank you.
I thought these were fingers.
- I thought they were larvae. - I thought they were fingers.
They really look like giant fingers.
- This? - It's beef.
It's pork.
- Rice. - Rice? Gosh.
It's vegetables.
It's a salad.
What a feast.
- The food looks good. - Okay?
- Thank you. - Thank you.
I'll move the car a little to protect you from the wind.
- Okay. - Okay.
- It's covering him. - Hey.
- What could this be? - Do you want water?
It looks like potatoes.
- Potatoes? - Yes.
- I'll just look at it. - Rice.
(He's worried, but he tastes it first.)
It's a combination of potatoes and sweet potatoes.
Potatoes and sweet potatoes?
It's slightly sweet and sour.
What kind of meat is it?
- It's pork. - Pork?
- Enjoy your food. - He's cutting a steak.
- It was so luxurious. - This is nice.
(Eating a lot)
I really wanted to do this.
- Are you dipping it in salt? - Yes.
As a joke,
people scrape off the salt and add it to their food.
They say, "It's salty."
I thought about that too.
- You can do it. - I want to dip meat in it.
It's possible,
but when you get there, you won't want to do it.
- Why? - The salt is a little dirty.
People stepped on it for a long time.
Hey, there's dirt in it.
(He doesn't care about the dirt.)
(Getting some salt)
(Adding 95 percent of salt and 5 percent of dirt)
(Si Eon also gets salt from the ground.)
We're dipping it in Uyuni.
(He copies the others and takes a pinch of salt.)
(Pani Bottle said that he wouldn't do it.)
It's hard to put on a lot.
- I just sprinkled some. - It's hard to put it on.
You said that you wouldn't do it.
It's okay to eat dirt.
It's sweet and salty.
Try this finger potato.
(Salt is a must.)
Won't it be too salty?
I can adjust the amount.
(Showering with salt)
The salt is as hard as asphalt.
I broke a piece with my hand and sprinkled it.
I added too much. It was very salty.
I think I consumed ten packets of ramyeon soup powder today.
- It's unusual. - It doesn't look nice.
It looks like a larva.
(Eating more salt than recommended per day)
- Isn't it delicious? - Yes.
- This is really tasty. - Really?
People eat potatoes with salt.
The taste is between potatoes...
- and sweet potatoes. - Right?
It's fascinating.
(He rolls it on the floor.)
(Tasting)
It's unusual.
Everyone is becoming like Kian84.
When you're near Kian84, you become like him.
They're becoming like him.
It's so tasty. I must have been hungry.
Change your boots.
- Boots? - He said it in Korean.
Kian84, size 43.
Yes, size 43.
When it's filled with water during the rainy season,
the light reflects on the water, and it looks dreamlike.
We went there during the dry season,
so we might not be able to see it.
Shoes here.
(They change into boots.)
I'm running out of breath.
(They move to where the water is.)
I had too much salt, so I'm sleepy.
I feel sleepy too.
My whole body feels salted.
In this neighborhood, beautiful places are always difficult.
You're right.
(After eating, they take off again.)
(This time, they head to water puddles in the desert.)
How far will we go?
(While driving through the empty and vast Uyuni Salt Flat...)
I see something over there.
(A blue puddle seen from far away)
- There's something. - It's here.
I see some kind of water.
(In the middle of the white salt desert)
- It's water. - It's wet over there.
The color is different.
The land is slightly wet.
- Right? - Yes, it looks wet.
- I can hear the wet sound. - The sound...
The salt became soft.
It's hard to tell.
The water must flow over here.
(The van runs over a thin layer of water.)
It looks like after the rain.
Can the car go in?
Okay.
Unbelievable.
(Splashing)
The water is so clear.
(The sky is reflected on the clear water.)
It looks completely different from the salty ground.
It looks like there's no border between the land and the sky.
Over there.
It looks beautiful on this side.
There's no border between the land and the sky.
It looks great when you run alone across it.
- Pani Bottle, you should run. - Me?
Like this.
(Hopping)
You don't look so great.
You look like a frilled lizard that jumps over the water.
(Excited frilled lizard)
Gosh.
I can't believe that I went there. It feels like a dream.
We saw both the dry and the rainy season.
You were so lucky.
Pani Bottle, do you like Tekken?
- Tekken? I know what it is, - Yes.
- but I don't play it. - Tekken has a background like this.
- Really? - Was it on Tekken Seven?
It was.
It's on my favorite game, Tekken.
They advance like this.
Si Eon, do you want to imitate Tekken?
- Which character do you want to play? - I'll play Heihachi.
- What about you? Paul? - I'll play Paul.
Pani Bottle, can you film us?
- Hold on. - We'll do the same.
(How people in their 40s enjoy Uyuni Salt Flat)
Ready, fight.
Gosh, it's the same background.
(Hyper realistic step)
(He attacks first.)
(He fails to punch.)
(While Kian84 steps, Si Eon attacks twice.)
(Grunting)
You should use techniques.
- Wave. - Military power.
Gosh, I'm tired.
He ran out of energy...
- because he got tired. - This is funny.
Thank you for saving this.
That's impressive.
I can't believe it.
- I'll take your photos. - Okay.
Let's take photos.
(It's time to take photos.)
Together.
(The guide tells them to strike a pose.)
He asks for boring poses.
One, two, three.
No, it's boring.
(Common photos of tourists)
What is this pose?
Shall we think out of the box?
- Let's do that. - Okay.
How about we stack our heads?
- I got it. - Okay.
- I'll sit like this. - It's been too boring.
(I'm not sure.)
They should be higher. Kian84, raise your hands higher.
(Bizarre)
(Anyway, it's a new pose.)
Come up with something new.
I want one too.
(Peekaboo)
- I want to redo it. - It's so lame.
I said a bad word in a beautiful place like this.
Look how cool that car looks.
- I want a picture alone. - We should be creative.
Everyone takes a photo with their car in Uyuni Salt Flats.
- Really? - Let's not do what other people do.
- We skip it? - Yes.
One, two, three.
- Let's look at each other and smile. - Okay.
One, two, three.
Poop, boogers.
Goodness. How childish he is.
(Look how childish they are. They're 39.6 years old on average.)
What is he saying?
Wipe your nose and you see boogers.
Let's go.
(We even made a poster out of it.)
- It made it on the poster. - They took a good picture.
Right.
I was so into it at the moment.
He gets immersed easily wherever he goes.
He's a sensitive artist.
- He knows how to enjoy a trip. - Right.
(He takes off his sunglasses.)
It's so sunny.
(He enjoys Uyuni Salt Flats with his bare eyes.)
Do you see this?
I'm not sure if the camera can capture this.
I don't know if I can come back here again.
You must visit this place if you can.
I'm sorry I'm enjoying this stunning view alone.
(He wants to share the view with people.)
It's so beautiful.
- I felt bad seeing this view alone. - I'm so jealous.
Anyway, it was so much fun.
We went through a lot too.
You have to go to the trouble...
to see an amazing view like this.
Si Eon was right.
When you eat something expensive and delicious,
- you feel bad for your friends. - They come to mind.
I felt like I shouldn't be seeing the great view alone.
- I felt a little guilty. - It's a shame.
That's why we recorded it.
So that we can see it together.
To share it with everyone.
If you can find an opportunity,
- you must visit that place. - I want to go there.
It must take about 40 hours to get there.
If you want to fly there, you should transfer five times.
I'll just enjoy it with my eyes here.
(Glaring)
How about we run to catch the camera?
One, two...
(The beautiful view makes them forget about how tired they are.)
(They're more excited than ever.)
They're having fun.
(Wait for me.)
(Hopping)
You might fall.
He's worried that our kid might fall.
- How sweet. - I'm so tired.
The salt stings us overall.
You have to endure the pain to enjoy this great view.
(They endured their skin stinging from the sun and the salt.)
It was more touching because it was difficult to get there.
(To the destination of their Uyuni tour)
(Salt hotel)
- We're here. - Many people visited here.
- What's that? - There's a Korean flag.
I see the Korean language too.
Tourists hung their flags there.
(The first salt hotel)
(Sources: Dakar YouTube channel)
(A Death Race was held in the middle of Uyuni Salt Flats.)
I didn't know about that.
(A Death Race was held in the middle of Uyuni Salt Flats.)
A Death Race. Goodness.
(It's one of the main courses of the Dakar Rally.)
Everyone,
we arrived at the final destination of our trip.
We're going to draw something on a shirt instead of hanging a flag.
Do you see that?
We'll draw and hang our T-shirt there.
(What will they draw?)
You'll leave your shirt there?
We thought we could make it more meaningful...
by drawing something rather than hanging the Korean flag.
You start your trip with an art diary.
You also wrap up the trip by drawing.
- Can you hang it without permission? - Is that okay?
You can hang whatever you want there.
That's why we decided to hang a shirt.
All right. Let's start drawing.
Okay.
- Acrylic. - Acrylic paint.
We came to the market near our lodging.
(Kian84 asked them to buy paint and brushes.)
(- Please get acrylic paint. - Okay.)
(Si Eon and Pani Bottle got them at the market the day before.)
It's acrylic paint.
How about this?
Look.
We draw a rectangle like a flag.
Pani Bottle takes charge of one part, I take the second part,
- and Si Eon takes the last part. - Okay.
How do we divide the three parts?
Do we draw the three words from Adventure by Accident?
- Let's shorten it to MAA. - MAA?
- Adventure by... - AA...
Hold on.
Isn't it ABA, then?
Adventure by Accident.
MAA is easier to pronounce.
- MAA. - MAA.
You need to put an M to make the word popular.
- Where is that M coming from? - Where did you get the M?
It doesn't have an M.
Let's say it's from "Narco-Saints."
- It doesn't have an M, though. - Wait. What does the M mean?
We don't have an M in the name of the show.
Adventure by Accident. ABA.
- By Accident... - By Accident?
- ABA. - Adventure...
by Accident.
How about we call it Advemture by Accident?
Advemture?
- Advemture by... - It's the altitude sickness talking.
- How about just AB? - No.
- It must sound similar to "Narco-Saints." - How about this?
- We should follow the trend. - It doesn't have an M.
- What? - We don't have an M in the name.
Advemture.
Men's Adventure by Accident.
- That's it. - Right!
- It makes sense. - MAA.
That makes sense.
You changed the title.
- Okay. - MAA.
Si Eon is indeed good.
I'm good at coming up with names.
- Adventure... - Let me draw the sections.
- Okay. - Okay.
(He divides sections first.)
We'll draw vertically.
We can't draw at the same time if it's horizontal.
So it starts from the left?
We just changed the title, right?
I'll just give you one section each.
Draw whatever you want there.
Okay.
Get the colors you want and start drawing.
I had fun riding a motorcycle.
I love the flats too.
Why do I remember the Amazon so much?
(The food was too difficult for the city man to eat.)
For some reason, I kept thinking about the Amazon a lot.
(I want to go home.)
(It was a dream come true to Kian84,)
(but Si Eon was shocked by the culture.)
- Draw the Amazon. - Draw the Amazon, then.
Okay.
- What are you going to draw, Pani Bottle? - I'm practicing.
He's good.
- I can feel it already. - He's a good artist.
(Actually, Pani Bottle went to art school.)
Pani Bottle wanted to draw webcomics.
(Webcomics drawn by Pani Bottle)
- Wait. - What? Did you draw that?
Wait.
(What? Did you draw that?)
- My goodness. - It looks good in a way.
"I'm a mosquito." What is that about?
And you said you went to art school?
Were you going to become a webcomic artist...
when you drew like that?
- Really? - How did they find that?
Did you enter the school with English skills?
- Look at your drawing skills. - It has a good story.
You can't brag about that.
- I wasn't a good artist. - I was impressed when I heard...
- That's it, right? - Yes.
What should I draw in the center?
(Kian84 feels a lot of pressure.)
You have put an animal in the middle to make it look cool.
An alligator.
(An alligator?)
(Piranhas?)
(Kian's favorite, alpacas?)
(Alpacas which Si Eon didn't let him take photos with?)
(He committed the worst sin.)
It's having a hard time under the sun. Let's take a picture with it.
I didn't let him take pictures with it.
- With the alpaca. - With the alpaca.
- Did it keep bothering you? - My wife...
scolded me about it at home.
She asked why I didn't let him.
- Poor him. - So she knitted an alpaca.
- An alpaca? - An alpaca?
- It's handmade. - Oh, dear.
- It's adorable. - She made it herself?
- She knitted every single stitch. - Really?
- How did she make this? - Seriously.
- She didn't buy this? - Didn't she buy this?
- No. - Oh, my.
- That's impressive. - She bought the thread.
She bought a ball of yarn to make this.
- It looks so cute. - How handy she is.
- Oh, dear. - She knitted it for you.
She nagged me a lot...
because I didn't let you take photos with it.
- I hope she scolds you again. - Now that he's with an alpaca,
- take a photo of him. - Right.
I'll take a photo.
She's amazing.
- In 1, 2, 3. - It suits him.
I feel like I'm in Cusco.
(I finally met my precious alpaca.)
That's good.
(I adore you.)
Please take good care of it.
Since he didn't take pictures with an alpaca,
- He has to draw that. - he might draw one.
- Can I go over to your side? - No.
I'll try my best not to.
- Let me take a little space. - Okay.
I'm sorry.
- It's okay. - Pani Bottle, I keep going over the line.
It's not because I'm greedy.
- You should've done it alone, then. - I want it to look perfect.
The one in the center should be big.
The rest of us will be down here.
- I'll draw mine here. - No, it's okay.
- I'm sorry, Pani Bottle. - It's all right.
The chicken is getting bigger.
The one that kept waking you up.
(A chicken kept him awake...)
(in the Amazon.)
- He said he wanted to kill it. - The chicken jerk.
(As loud as it was, it's big.)
I could've drawn Porfi, Eric,
piranhas, and other things.
I couldn't cram them in there.
I thought the chicken could represent a longer time.
I wouldn't have chosen it if it had cried only in the morning.
It cried 24 hours a day.
That's why I drew that.
I'll rip off its wings.
Let me take some of your space.
It looks like I'm fighting with the chicken.
- No. - It becomes a story.
(Si Eon drew the moment when Kian84 swam in the Amazon.)
- This is me and Kian84. - He's good at drawing.
- It has a story. - He's good.
Really. It surprised me.
- That's a good detail. - Pani Bottle is flying to us.
He's a good drawer.
Pani Bottle approaches it in three dimensions.
Pani Bottle is doing well.
(He went on a bike tour with Si Eon and Kian84.)
(He can't forget the moment when they rode at 4,000m.)
If you don't travel, you're living the wrong life.
- It even has a blue bag. - He draws well.
Inca Kola.
- I got the color. - That's good.
(Kian84 was lonely on his first night.)
(What am I doing alone in this big room?)
(Darn it, I feel lonely.)
(Inca Kola helped him get through the lonely night.)
- It looks a little weird. - Is that you?
Si Eon with a hat.
- It's Si Eon? - Yes.
- It's a good drawing. - He drew it well.
It looks like me.
It doesn't look complete if there's an empty space.
It's fully colored.
It should be fully covered.
I'll use blue since it's the sky.
Okay.
I think we should have one person write for consistency.
The first word is "tae," right?
Is it "tae?"
- Yes. It's "tae." - It's "tae."
(Assistant Pani Bottle lost his temper on the last day of the trip as well.)
It's because he has altitude sickness.
That's okay. It happens when you spend some time with him.
Pani Bottle started to clench his teeth.
(Clenching his jaw)
- Hold on. - By the way, Pani Bottle,
- you started to get mad at me. - No.
Eo.
Na and an N.
It really hurts my pride.
- Gye. - Gye.
It's g, y, and e.
- Gye. - As in chicken, right?
- Right. - Correct.
Interestingly, it can also mean chicken.
That's true. Gye.
- This is enough. - It's not neat, but it looks good.
- We could remove this, though. - It's good.
(The drawing is finally done.)
I love it.
- The wings got cut off. - We drew our own memories.
- The chicken's wings got cut. - They were removed.
It has all kinds of memories.
The sun is setting now.
(While they were drawing, the sun started to set.)
(The sun is sinking on the Uyuni Salt Flats.)
(Dashing)
Like this. It's okay, right?
Si Eon, we stained the flag.
- Oh, no. - No way.
Wait.
- How does it look, Pani Bottle? - It's good.
(The shirt is hung among many flags.)
All right. I'm taking pictures.
Si Eon, can you spread this?
"Chicken from the fiery pit?"
Is it still there?
I hope someone confirms it's still there if they're going there.
- I know. - Please let us know.
Let's say a few words each.
Okay. First of all,
I was so happy and tired on the way here.
I also got mad and irritated,
but I made great memories here.
It was good to meet Pani Bottle.
It also felt great...
to fight with Kian84 again after two years.
I said everything I wanted to say.
I wasn't mad or angry.
I just had so much fun.
I want to travel again.
I hope we get high ratings...
and shoot Season Two.
- Then I will... - Okay!
(Its Season 2 production was confirmed on the day of the shoot.)
Your dream came true.
It came true.
- It's incredible. - It's perfect.
Whatever you say comes true.
(He hoped Messi won the World Cup...)
(and they shot Adventure by Accident Season 2.)
Kian84, you bring good luck.
- Yes. - He has good energy.
He has good luck this year.
It was an honor to travel with you guys.
- Cheers! - Cheers!
(They toast, feeling good energy.)
(They take a bite of sour lime...)
(and pinch some salt from the ground.)
I want to try that too.
It was like a dream to eat the salt off my hand.
I really want to join them for that.
- Adventure by Accident! - Adventure by Accident!
(They arrived at their final destination, Uyuni Salt Flats, in one piece.)
The color started to change every minute.
It was so beautiful.
(They can't get over how stunning it is.)
This is crazy. It's getting crazier.
It looks different from the back.
- It was so dreamy. - I can imagine.
I feel like being there was a dream.
It keeps changing. It gets darker.
I've never seen anything like this in my life.
(They stayed in the sunset for a while.)
It's so beautiful.
I have to record this.
(They start to leave.)
(Kian84 still stands there alone.)
Everyone.
I was going to turn off the camera and leave,
but the sunset is too beautiful...
for me to turn off the camera.
I...
always dreamed of coming here.
Thank you so much for helping my dream come true.
(He dreamed of escaping...)
(and having a 2nd chapter in his life.)
(Kian84 wanted to go to an unfamiliar place...)
(where nobody knew him.)
(He went on a trip, looking for new encounters.)
(He made friends more quickly than we thought in Iquitos.)
(He met Sharon...)
(and Eric's family in the Amazon.)
(He also met a friend his age on the other side of the world, Bolivia.)
(He hit it off with a little boy named Porfi Junior.)
(Many people welcomed him like family.)
(His friends were with him on the entire journey.)
(The last stop of their journey)
(He's in Uyuni Salt Flats which he always dreamed of.)
We...
live only once.
Let's be happy and have no regrets.
That was just unsolicited advice from me.
Good luck in 2023.
Good luck to everyone who was born in 1984.
Anyone born in 1982, let's go!
- Anyone born in 1985. - Those who were born in 1987.
- Go, anyone born in 1984. - Good luck, Kian84.
Good work.
Good luck, everyone.
(He dreams of leaving to go somewhere again.)
(The first adventure of Adventure by Accident ends.)
(We have post-credit scenes.)
Oh, my gosh.
- That's the Milky Way. - The Milky Way.
Our next travel destination is...
The North Pole.
I want to go to North Korea.
Can't we go to North Korea?
(When the first episode aired,)
(surprisingly, he still drank and talked on the floor.)
So, where do you want to go next?
Next time I want to go to...