Japanese → English transcript
Apparently there is a foreigner who was shocked after using a Korean collagen pack,
and actually this is the type that you stick on for about eight hours.
It gradually turns transparent and gives moisture to your face,
so if you put it on like a sleeping pack and sleep with
it on in the dry airplane cabin,
your skin condition improves, but you really have to be careful to
tell the front from the back.
Even so, if you apply it properly, they say the moisture level before and
after using the mask pack is on a totally different level. The same menu,
when you order it with a celebrity name and an ordinary name,
does the amount change?
First, he orders under the name of the famous actor Paul Mescal, and next,
when he orders at the same time and goes to the shop to pick them up,
he already feels a difference, but when he weighs them on a scale, the amount is
also greater. However, since it might be a coincidence, the man runs the experiment
again, and then
the number of pepperoni slices differs by a whole three pieces, and the weight is…
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Original transcript (Japanese)
韓国のコラーゲンのパックをして衝撃を受けた外国人がいるらしく実はこれは8時間ほど貼る タイプで だんだん透明になっていき顔に水分を与えてくれるパックですそのため乾燥した機内で睡眠パ ックみたいに貼って寝ると 肌の状態がよくなりますがしかし表裏の区別をしっかりしないといけません それでもちゃんと貼ればマスクパックをする前とした後の水分はレベルが違うそうです同じメ ニューを 芸能人の名前と普通の名前で頼んだら量は変わるのでしょうかまずは有名俳優の名前ポール・ メスカルで注文し
次は同時に注文して店に取りに行くとすでに違いを感じますが ペパロニの数がなんと3枚も違い重さは