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Eugene and Shane explore the megacity of Seoul and its quirks including animal cafés, provocative museums, and an intricate subway system. They stop at the Muju Resort, where Shane attempts to survive his first time snowboarding.
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S1, EP6 "Eatin' Snow in South Korea"
Eugene and Shane explore the megacity of Seoul and its quirks including animal cafés, provocative museums, and an intricate subway system. They stop at the Muju Resort, where Shane attempts to survive his first time snowboarding.
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