Fried chicken. Fried chicken.

Alright, open your eyes.

This is not what you call fried chicken.

Can I open my eyes?

Justin!

Lobster? Lobster? Lobster!

I don't know what that is and I don't wanna know.

I kind of see, like, like, little spikes.

It looks like there's eyes in here.

Give it a little bite; see...

- ... see what you think. - Alright, it feels like shrimp, and I love shrimp.

Won't get poked.

Hey, it's not alive, Justin.

Take a bite of your shrimp.

But those eyes are looking at me.

Is that shrimp?

Find out.

Yes. Okay, nope, it's greasy, okay.

I've seen my mom peel the shrimp lots of times, so I'm gonna see if I can remember how to do it; so, okay, do that, then I give up.

Why do you think people barbecue their Christmas meals in New Zealand?

To celebrate the birth of Jesus.

Is this meat or something?

What's it taste like?

It tastes like it's meat.

Oh, okay, so you chewed it, spit it out, then you're chewing it again.

Sweet mama!

A water, please!

This is Christmas, still?

Where do you think it's from, though?

What part of the world?

Japan? I hope I'm right for this one.

It's actually from a place called the Dominican Republic.

You ever heard of that place?

The donkeys and the elephants.

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.

I think Donald Trump's the elephant and Hillary Clinton's the donkey.

- Close. - Close, yeah.

Close?

No, it's called the Dominican Republic.

It's the name of a country.

You can take this away now.

Why? Just 'cause of the name?

No. 'Cause I don't like it.

Yes. Yes!

This is happening; this is happening!

Now open you eyes.

Is this KFC chicken?

Santa Claus.

I'm not gonna eat the Santa Claus.

- It's chocolate. - You can eat Santa.

Sorry, Santa.

... I hope.

My is⏤my tummy's pretty big.

No, it's not; it's small still.

No, it's not; look!

We're still doing Christmas food.

This is happening! Yes!

This is happening; this is happening; this is happening!

This is my favorite piece.

I wish your mon was here.

I wish my dad.

I am your dad.

Okay! I think...

It's a brilliant country that eats chicken for Christmas.

- Is⏤ - What country?

A brilliant country!

So, this is from Japan; this is what Japanese kids eat for Christmas.

They have to go to the other half of the world to just get this?

Yeah, we went to Japan this morning and got that chicken.

I'm gonna get really hyper after this.

Inside the cake there's more strawberries.

What do you think about Japanese people eating fried chicken and cake for Christmas?

I think that's a smart idea.

I agree.

Japan rocks!

Every time you say "Japan rocks", I scoot it away from you.