Roommate Stories and Late Night Snacks

Oh, some TMI from when we were roommates in TWICE.

I mean, you fell asleep first. But when you sleep, you’re really like a tiger.

But put it that way… you’re a tiger in a cave.

But if you bother her, she really explodes.

You set alarms—well, to explain it properly, you set about ten alarms and don’t turn them off.

You can’t get up in the morning. No, but that’s not the only reason.

That’s part of it too. It is part of it, but…

Like, if your shoes are a little big and go thump, thump, you kick the covers hard, too, going thump, thump, thump, like, “Oh, come on!” Isn’t that kind of your style?

Unnie, I’m serious, I almost filmed you.

I really… You can film me. Oh, okay. Oh, but Nakyung’s shoes do thump a little.

But she does it kind of on purpose. So now I carry a beetle around.

Oh, seriously, don’t exaggerate. I’m not exaggerating.

When you’re asleep, you know, I’m there.

I make sure you can’t even hear the door.

So, at one point, I slept for about— I woke up after two hours, and it was really late at night.

Was it around two or three? You were sleeping soundly, but I was so hungry I couldn’t fall back asleep.

We were at a hotel in Japan then. There was a convenience store downstairs, so I thought I’d go, and I bundled up and went down by myself.

But I just couldn’t bring myself to eat in the room, because I was afraid you’d wake up.

So— that’s being really considerate. Right, it’s good manners.

So I sat alone on a bench in the back and ate a rice ball.

Nakyung actually bought me the chocolate bar drink I like.

That’s right. She left it by my bed. Right. What I asked you to buy…

It just came to mind, so I bought it and left it by my sister's pillow.

I'm going to use that. Right. Anyway, I was doing a mukbang on a bench when someone came out of a building.

I think they were Japanese. Maybe someone who worked there?

But they seemed to be looking at me like they felt sorry for me or something.

But I was so, so immersed in the mukbang.