/bs/ - backstory

The video is titled I Found One Of The Last KFC Buffets In The World! I Travelled 5000 Miles! and comes from the channel Gary Eats, hosted by a British guy who is absolutely obsessed with food.

The guy travels all the way from England (via Dallas) to Hugo, Oklahoma, in the States, because he found out that one of the last KFC buffets in the entire world still exists there.

They don't have those in the UK anymore; they disappeared years ago. So, this madman traveled over 5,000 miles (about 8,000 km) just to gorge on fried chicken and film it.

He arrives at the KFC at 1311 East Jackson in Hugo, Oklahoma. At first, he’s confused and thinks the buffet is just a fixed portion (a drumstick and a thigh), but a staff member (Fontella, or Kenya like the country) sets him straight: you can go back for seconds as many times as you want; it’s a true all you can eat setup, available for both lunch and dinner every day.

Gary acts like a kid in a candy store.

He loads up his plate with:

• Original Recipe chicken (the one with the 11 herbs and spices).
• Mashed potatoes with gravy (he calls it “liquid gold”).
• Mac and cheese.
• Sweet corn.
• Green beans (which were way overcooked—mushy).
• Biscuits (those soft, slightly sweet rolls).

He tastes the chicken and goes wild: he says it’s juicier and more flavorful, noting that the spices actually penetrated the meat, and that it isn't greasy or stale, unlike the chicken that’s been sitting out for hours at KFCs in the UK.

He “converts” back to being a KFC fan, joking that his street cred is going to drop to zero for admitting he liked it.

The vibe is friendly, and the staff treats him great, (even though they get a kick out of an Englishman traveling all that way just for the buffet) and he leaves happy and full.

It’s a classic food review video: the guy talks straight to the camera, digs into the food, complains about a few things (the mash was too soft, the green beans were mushy), and praises the rest with dry British humor. It runs about 18 or 19 minutes and is pure "look at the crazy thing I did for a plate of chicken" entertainment.