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On Today's Scott Mills Daily, why are you especially searching on the internet? One of the team loves watching people eating. We'll hear more.

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One. I feel this so much good stuff to watch at the moment. I'm caught up two episodes of Fiddle, Bosch, Dunnem, going to start on Clickbait. I'm hearing good things about that.

Asked the other guys in the team like, what have you been watching? Is there anything we can talk about on the show? They were like, no, I didn't watch TV last night.

Amy works on the show said she watched people eating Japanese food on YouTube and that was most of her night done.

Right, I thought that was weird and then Layla pipes up that she did exactly the same last night. So it can't just be that one of them is being weird. Is this what people get up to? They're just watching people eat Japanese food. It was that way round, right? It wasn't watching Japanese people eating food.

No, is eating Japanese food.

Okay, and that was the whole evening.

The whole evening. Why would you do that?

Is there any talking or is it just eating? It's so weird. Anybody else? The Scott Mill daily. You know, we say something in the radio and it'll be like, oh, no one's done that. And then it turns out a lot of people do.

But that's what I found odd because I thought if it was one of the team, we could sing with them out and say, well, that's weird, right? But for two of them to be doing it, that's a trend.

Mandarin port slade. OMG, watching people eat is so addictive. For some reason Japanese people in particular.

No, it's Japanese food. It's not. No, but she enjoys watching Japanese people eat. It's a YouTube. Japanese people eating.

I think she is. It's typing into YouTube. People eating Japanese food.

But this person who's this, this text is Mandarin port slade. She's typing in what to YouTube. OMG, watching Japanese people eat is addictive.

Okay, this is what maybe this is what we open out to. What are you typing into YouTube when you don't know what to watch on TV?

So Amanda there is typing in Japanese people eating. She is.

So, Alicom Rexham says, yes, people watch it for the ASMR eating slash mouth sounds to relax makes me hungry.

But it's not that niche is it? I don't think it's that niche. No, it's not bang in it. What's not banging again? My bang is basically eating. It's half a Korean mess isn't it? Isn't that where you put loads of food on? Or is it not? No, it's not. No, all right. So I'm thinking of something niche shout out to Lee from Manchester who spends a silly amount of time watching a lady eat pickles real close to the microphone. Why?

I'm talking about people who are watching you just sheer entertainment, not relaxing. Amy, you did it because you were bored, right? You just wanted. So she's watching people eat Japanese food because there's something great about that.

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