I heard we can tour around the stadium.
That's the home ground of...
- FC Bayern Munich. / - Yes.
(One of the 1,001 architectures to see before you die)
(Allianz Arena of Munich)
- I really want to go there. / - I got goose bumps.
- Is that a famous stadium? / - Yes, it is.
It's the home ground of Germany's best soccer team.
(Tour around the stadium when there's no game)
This is it.
- This is it. / - This is it.
So this is it!
- This is it. / - Goodness.
This is the home of FC Bayern Munich.
Robben!
Hello, Ribery.
- This is amazing. / - This is amazing.
- You can see the inside. / - I know.
Let's go inside.
I love Bayern Munich so much.
This place is...
This is the home of Bayern Munich.
There are a lot of people even when there is no game.
Munich.
Shall we go in?
When there's no game, you can pay the entrance fee
and tour around the stadium. Is that right?
Right.
And when there's no game,
you can go inside the stadium with a tour guide.
- How much is it? / - It's $29.
- Including a guide. / - The tour includes...
It's about $30 per person.
Check out the trophies.
- They sell uniforms too, right? / - Of course.
- What are these trophies? / - I don't know these.
There must be a big ear.
Do they not have it?
What is big ear?
It's European Champion Clubs' Cup.
It's the one that have big handles on the side.
- The handles look like big ears. / - The big handles.
They look like big ears so it's called big ear.
- We have to find the big ear. / - What do we do after?
It's not here.
Is it not here?
The European Champion Clubs' Cup is not here?
The European Champion Clubs' Cup isn't here.
(He leaves the group)
(He walks around)
It says Champions League.
- Big ear. / - What?
- It says Champions League. / - These are replicas.
When did they receive this?
- They are replicas. / - Did they get it 3 years ago?
- Are they all replicas? / - They got it 3 or 4 years ago.
They got it when they traveled somewhere.
Why are these all replicas?
That's what I heard.
Those are replicas. The real ones are kept separately.
The real ones are still in use.
- I'm disappointed. / - So it's a replica.
I am disappointed.
It's great.
I watched the Champions League Final
a few days ago.
I really wanted to hold it.
They should have let us hold the replica.
I took a picture with the real one
when they brought it to Korea.
That's the bus they ride.
Those are the seats the players sit on.
Is that the bus the players actually ride?
It's the replica.
- Bus? / - Yes.
We can't tell that it's a special bus.
We can't tell.
As if we are on their bus.
Can't we upload one more photo?
Okay.
- Can't tell. / - It's because we're not in uniform.
Let's go get a uniform.
They are selling it here.
Boateng.
- Vidal. / - If you take children who love soccer...
- They would be thrilled. / - So thrilled.
You must take them.
Do you want to put our name?
Isn't it too embarrassing?
You're not a big soccer fan, are you, Hyun?
- I think that was a mistake. / - Right?
You can't put your name there.
Wouldn't it be fun?
The number will be 100 because we want 100 votes.
I'm too embarrassed to do that.
You want to write 100 on the back?
- Do you have to do that? / - How about it?
Do you have to do that?
Let's do it.
I'm in charge of the Germany tour.
So just listen to me.
Do whatever you want.
- Okay. / - It's a shame.
Let's put K.will
and Lee Hyun.
Let's do that. Okay?
- I really didn't want to do that. / - With just two guys...
I thought it'd be awkward...
- But you're really delicate. / - No!
Did you buy that?
- He forced me to do it. / - No!
Thank goodness the name is in the bottom.
We put 100 so that you'd give us 100 votes.
Isn't it great?
(75,000 people are waiting for FC Lee K Tour)
That's where
the players wait before they enter the stadium.
- When you enter there... / - I am the little kid.
- I see. / - The little kid.
- Can you go out there? / - Not a pretty picture.
Goodness. I got goose bumps.
They were fixing the field.
It hurts.
It's artificial turf but it still feels so nice.
Just stepping here feels nice enough.
I want to step on the field.
(You can't enter the real field)
I see.
What are you doing?
- What? / - What are you doing?
- I'm patting the grass. / - Isn't the grass nice?
It's amazing.
You can't step on the actual field, can you?
- You can't. / - We couldn't.
We're standing on the artificial turf.
So that's where the players sit.
That's it.
This mark is...
There's the tiger.
- Tiger. / - Yes.
He's the assistant coach.
(Goal)
(It's a goal!)
Because they can't step on the grass,
they don't go far.
We were very careful.
We were careful.
Good job.
- Good job. / - We enjoyed it.
We are still children after we get married.
Let's sit.
How can a singer have such weak lung capacity?
I'm tired.
- Goodness. / - Let's go eat.
I drove,
ran on the field...
I'm tired. Why aren't you feeding me?
- I'm so hungry. / - I'm hungry.
I don't have any energy to move.
- This feels so good. / - This feels amazing.
This is it.
Has it ended?
They say you lose if you get jealous but I have to lose.
I am unbelievably jealous.
What's the difference between wheat beer...
- And the one you drank? / - Pilsner.
Pilsner tastes like ordinary Korean beer
with a little more feeling of refreshment.
- Wheat beer tastes a bit... / - The scent.
It's richer.
I'm more curious about the snacks
rather than the beer.
Beeramisu? It looked very soft.
Compared to tiramisu,
it has a firmer texture like bread.
Is it like bread?
They sprinkle a little salt on the top of beeramisu.
You can enjoy the combination of sweet and salty.
Alright. Now...
- We've seen the first half. / - Let's vote.
As Lee K Tour planned,
would you go to... How do you say Munich again?
- Munich. / - Munich.
Would you go to Munich or not? Please vote.
(Lee K Tour planned a trip to Munich, Germany)
(What will the judges choose for the first half?)
We have the result. Let's see it.
Alright. You can't see the result of the vote...
I'm shocked.
- We can't see, right? / - Sikyung's face...
This many votes?
- That's his expression. / - Well...
- I feel bad. / - Maybe I criticized them too much.
- Sook. / - Let me just say this.
Please don't get hurt by this.
I'm sure we got many votes.
I know how Sikyung looks when he's displeased.
- This is what you've done. / - I feel bad.
- I'm 100% sure it's a high score. / - Right? Right?
- I'm right. / - I'm 100% sure it's a high score.
- Right? Right? / - I'm right.
No, wait. Among the things men would go crazy for,
how many were shown?
- Cars. / - Three.
- You still have four things left. / - That's right.
You have more than half left.
That's a relief.
You're right. It's a good thing.
- Everyone, it's Munich. / - Munich.
Let's watch the second half now.
Munich.
(7 things men would go crazy for, schweinshaxe)
Normally, there should be more people.
- Earlier, it was... / - Yes. It's too quiet.
- The weather is too good. / - It's such a fine day.
Everyone is outside to enjoy the sunset.
There are many people outside but no one is inside.
Yes. It feels like we borrowed this place.
You're right.
This must be how it feels to borrow a restaurant
for your girlfriend.
- But you're here with me. / - I'm here with you.
You're wearing matching clothes and hats.
That's what tourists wear.
- Was that your honeymoon? / - It's a uniform.
- This is schweinshaxe. / - This?
- This is schweinshaxe. / - I think you're right.
It's schweinshaxe. They also have the 1L beer
which is famous in the Oktoberfest.
The name of the beer is Hacker-Pschorr.
- Hacker-Pschorr? / - Hacker-Pschorr.
- Hacker-Pschorr? / - I've only seen the picture of it.
The glass is really big.
- It looked as big as a 3L glass. / - I want to drink it.
A German lady with big arms might carry
the beer glasses with her both arms like this.
- Just one glass is quite heavy. / - It is.
- That's right. / - They must have schweinshaxe too.
Excuse me.
Did he just speak Korean?
We want to order.
- Schweinshaxe. / - One schweinshaxe? Okay.
Two glasses of Hacker-Pschorr.
Schnitzel and sauerkraut.
- Okay. / - Okay.
Thanks.
It's so convenient that you memorized the dishes.
Gosh, this feels good.
- You did it. / - I did it.
People study for a reason.
I think I know what this trip is all about.
- What? / - It's a free trip...
And all we need to do is memorize the food.
Then we have no problem.
We just have to know what to eat...
- At which restaurant. / - That's right.
This is Hacker-Pschorr.
This is the one.
- Is that 1L? / - Huge, right?
That's right. Also, their portions are huge too.
You're right. It's a lot.
We'd share the food.
(It's traditional German beer)
(It has plentiful bubbles and a rich, creamy taste)
- Lee K Tour. / - Lee K Tour.
Bottoms up.
This is really heavy.
(It's as big as a person's face)
- It was great. / - They might drink it all.
- Bottoms up. / - No, it's a lot.
You can't drink it all at once.
- This is great. / - Hyun is like K.will's wife.
Hyun does really cute things.
It tastes similar to the beer we drank first.
- Pilsner? / - Yes.
- Anyone would like this beer. / - Right.
It's the beer that Koreans are familiar with
but it has a great texture.
Yes. This is what I wanted.
Did you hear that?
A bell rang.
It means they have fresh Hacker-Pschorr.
(A new beer barrel shows up)
- What's that? / - It comes up like that.
Oh, my.
- That was fast. / - It's draft beer.
(When the fresh beer is ready)
They ring a bell.
They let us know they have fresh beer.
The food is here.
Are you ready, guys?
- Is this schweinshaxe? / - It's schweinshaxe.
- It's schweinshaxe. / - Schweinshaxe.
- Come on. / - This is sauerkraut.
It's similar to Korean pork hocks.
I see.
Goodness. It looks delicious.
- My gosh. / - I don't think...
I can criticize that.
- It's crunchy and juicy. / - Shall we eat?
Cheers.
(Chomping)
(The crisp sound hits your ears)
This is true meat.
It's really firm.
It must be delicious.
I can clearly see that it's delicious.
You have to eat it with the sauce.
The outer layer is so crisp as if it's been fried.
It's different from pork hocks because of the crust.
The outer layer feels like fried chicken and the inside...
- Is like pork hocks? / - Crispy out, soft in.
But it's not fried.
- What? / - It's not fried.
- It's roasted. / - They roast it in the oven.
I see.
It must have removed the grease.
- That's right. / - It looks delicious.
It's delicious. This is great.
Are you giving it to me?
Try it.
Eat it like a Viking.
(You should gnaw off the meat to really enjoy it)
(Mouth watering)
I think this is like coleslaw.
Is that sauerkraut?
- It's like white kimchi. / - It tastes refreshing.
It's like white kimchi.
I love this.
I think every country has a side dish
with vegetables that can rid the greasiness of meat.
Let's try this too.
- It's schnitzel. / - Schnitzel.
Schweinshaxe is pork.
- What's that? / - Is that kimchi pancake?
That's like veal cutlet.
They coat veal with bread crumbs
and grill it with butter.
It's meat?
(Fresh lemon enhances the flavor)
- That's berry jam. / - They eat it with jam.
Doesn't it taste strange to eat cutlets with sweet jam?
- It's delicious. / - That was really good.
Women would love that.
I look so happy.
It's good.
- It looks like a pancake. / - You two eat a lot.
It doesn't look like a meat dish.
- I know. / - This is a very interesting dish.
It's hard to describe its taste.
What's that?
- Strawberry jam? / - Is this strawberry jam?
Isn't this amazing?
- It was great. / - It's like cranberry jam.
It doesn't feel like they'd taste good together.
It's really delicious.
While Schweinshaxe feels like a meal...
- Schnitzel feels like a snack. / - I see.
- How was today? / - Thanks to you.
It was a fun second day.
We can have fun like this tomorrow as well, right?
- Of course. / - K.will seems drunk.
That's his drunk look you showed us earlier.
I told you. That's the look.
Let's say our team name.
- Lee K Tour. / - Lee K Tour.
Sikyung would say,
"They're drinking too much beer."
That sounds like something he'd say.
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