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  • Okay one thing about the Taiwanese 7 Elevens is that they give you these receipts.

  • If you're local, you want to keep these receipts because these are kind of like lucky number

  • or lottery receipts.

  • You would plug it in and find out if you won anything.

  • 7 Eleven in Asian and Southeast Asia…I dunno

  • The U.S. is lagging behind.

  • Today we're going to take a peek inside the 7 Elevens in taiwan.

  • For part of the day I have my friend Sharon with me who will help me decode Taiwanese

  • 7 Elevens.

  • If you buy something online or buy something from another convenience store, you can have

  • them deliver it to a 7 Eleven and then you can pick it up here in 7 Eleven.

  • If their client buys something from their store and you live all the way across town,

  • they'll just send it to the closest 7 Eleven.

  • You can do business here with your bank.

  • If you have a card that will check on what your balance is for your phone

  • If you have a membership card you can swipe it.

  • - So you can pay your bills on here too.

  • You can pay your bills, check on how many points you have,…

  • For example this is talking about the bank, this was talking about the mobile phone, withdrawing

  • cash so it's kind of likeand this is, you can buy tickets

  • And this is like a parkingparking tickets.

  • The meter guys that go around put little ticketsand you get charged for every half hour 15

  • minutes, like 10 NT dollars or 15 NT dollars.

  • So when you leave you'll still have the ticket on your car, but you can pay it at any 7 Eleven

  • store.

  • - What if you don't pay it?

  • Then if if its past I believe 60 days or something like that you get a fine that's a lot higher

  • than if you didn't pay it.

  • My friend, she'll buy one of these $12 NT dollars.

  • Then she'll fill this whole thing with broth and take

  • it home and use it as a soup and put noodles in it.

  • Because the way it's cooked, it's got that flavors of all the fish balls and all those

  • things in there, so makes a really good soup baseand that's a 12 NT dollar dinner.

  • These are tofu, that's… turnip,… radishturnip...

  • - Ok, so there are veggie options

  • and then there's corn...

  • - I'll have to have one of these 30 cent dinners.

  • While rice is a staple starch, it's still a little weird to be that people here consider

  • bread as kind of like a breakfast pastry or just like a dessert.

  • I love that the photo ID their rice balls makes it so much easier to see what's inside.

  • There's tuna, shredded meat and salmon

  • Like a burger-flavored Pringles?

  • This isis that egg?

  • Is that egg or cheese?

  • They have pineapple M&Ms?

  • This is interesting.

  • It comes with chili,.. a packet of chili.

  • This is their dried fruits section.

  • Okay, energy drinks and multi mineral drinks.

  • Super C. Vitamin C. Oh, and here's what I would normally get.

  • Beauty drink.

  • Supports your beauty from the inside of your body.

  • Asia, I'm not sure why but they're really into Collagen drinks.

  • Thailand also.

  • I don't remember if Korea was like that too.

  • But here's vitamin collagen.

  • soft boiled eggs.

  • There's definitely things that freak me out and this would be one of them.

  • Soft boiled eggs but like the inside is really orange.

  • I wonder what the Taiwanese age limit is for buying alcohol.

  • Pet food seems kind of natural but from what I see on the streets, the Taiwanese treat

  • their dogs like human babies.

  • In winter when it gets cold, 7 Elevens and Family Marts in Taiwan and Korea, maybe Japan

  • too.

  • They sell these shirts that keeps the heat in.

  • So you can actually buy shirts here so travelers if you forget your shirts and it's cold, 7

  • Elevens might thane them.

  • The only problem is that you might want to figure out your size before you buy them.

  • In Asia, you might find sizes run a little smaller.

  • That's a good things to know.

  • I'm at 7 Eleven right now and i've got this soup where you can pick and choose what type

  • of ingredients or bits you want.

  • This meal of 3 items cost me $36 NT dollars.

  • Tofu and corn on the cob!

  • Fried tofu.

  • Delicious.

  • This is like a fish cake.

  • Let me taste.

  • It's amazing actually.

  • It's got corn, fishcake, carrot, onion.

  • Next time I need to get more of these.

  • 7 Eleven.

  • yup.

  • And the soupperfect for a cold night actually.

  • This broth tastes like a saimin broth.

  • I've been on my feet since around 11am to 9pm at night.

  • That's a long time to be on my feet continuously.

  • Now my feet are very mad at me.

  • That's why I"m at 7 Eleven eating.

  • Eventually they'll forgive me.

Okay one thing about the Taiwanese 7 Elevens is that they give you these receipts.

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7- 臺灣購物攻略 (7- ELEVENS IN TAIWAN | Shopping in Taiwan)

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