hollywood billionaire

Chapter 506 Disney Trip (Masaka)

"What are the two most important preparations?"

"First……"

Han Yi cleared his throat and drew out the words with an air of importance, like a lecturer giving a lesson.

"Man is made of iron, food is made of steel. I don't know about others, but Xiao Zhao will definitely be starving if he doesn't eat a meal."

"I didn't!" Zhao Youzhen protested.

"Really nothing?" Han Yi narrowed his eyes slightly. "You got up at five o'clock this morning to pack, and it's been almost five hours since you last ate anything. Aren't you hungry?"

"No...I'm not hungry!" Yuzhen choked, resolutely denying it.

"Oh—" Han Yi drew out his words, "So, even if I put the best corn dog in the whole park in front of you, you'd just smile and remain unmoved?"

"Of course! No matter what you hand me, I'll tell you..."

"Hoo-hoo!"

The dog, crunching on a corn-covered corn smeared with yellow mustard and ketchup, spoke in a way that surprisingly carried a hint of puns from later generations.

Corn dogs, the twin brother of hot dogs, are a quick and easy snack invented by German immigrants in Texas during the Roaring Twenties. The method is simple: coat a regular hot dog sausage with coarse cornmeal and deep-fry it briefly in oil.

Because of its low learning curve and the fact that corn dogs expand to more than double their size when coated in cornmeal, corn dogs have been a favorite among street vendors since their invention. In 1926, with the advent of the "Krusty Korn Dog" baking machine specifically designed for making corn dogs, this snack became a regular on the menus of affordable restaurants and food trucks across the United States.

Today, the Corn Dog is deeply rooted in North America and has become an indispensable and classic part of American food culture. And as the largest wholesaler of American culture, Disney naturally wouldn't refrain from selling this dish in its theme parks.

On a prominent spot on Main Street in California, there's a food truck called "Little Red Carriage," serving corn dog snacks that have consistently been rated by major media outlets as one of the must-try foods at Disneyland. The corn dog is fried to a golden-brown crisp, even dotted with tiny char spots. The intense aroma of fried food mingles with the unique sweetness of cornmeal, enough to make Youzhen, who was starving after missing breakfast, once again display her signature food-loving swagger.

"Slow down, be careful, don't burn yourself."

Yoo-jin was enjoying her meal by the food cart, while Han Yi stood to the side holding a bag of potato chips that came with the meal, treating the Korean girl like a child. The girl quietly stood by while the hot dog was being eaten, and whenever the girl had a spare moment, he would immediately feed her a potato chip.

On their first date, both of them went all out to provide emotional support for each other. Yoo-jin's way of providing emotional support was to generously praise her in every way, making Han Yi feel like the most amazing boyfriend in the world. Han Yi's approach, on the other hand, was to anticipate all of Yoo-jin's potential needs, making her the most carefree and pampered girlfriend in the world.

"Ugh...it's leaking out."

Under Han Yi's meticulous care, Youzhen ate so happily and absorbedly that she didn't even notice the hot oil from the corn husk dripping down her chin.

"I told you to eat slowly." Without a hint of blame, Han Yi said this in a gentle and mild voice, while deftly taking out the wet wipes and tissues he had prepared in advance from his backpack—first wiping away the oil stains with the disinfectant wipes, and then wiping away the water marks with the dry tissues.

Finally, he twisted open the iced cola he had just bought and brought it to Yu-jin's lips.

"Drink some water first to clear your throat, so you don't choke."

"Yi...you're so kind."

Yu-jin is almost melting from Han Yi's boyfriend charm.

He truly is the boy I chose!

It's just too perfect, what should I do!
"Didn't I already tell you? Don't think about anything today, just be a good-for-nothing." Han Yi tightened the bottle cap again, threw the crumpled paper into the trash can not far away, and laughed.

“Okay.” Zhao Youzhen, who was always competitive, readily accepted the assignment. “Little good-for-nothing, I will be good.”

How happy is it to be a spoiled little slacker with a husband who dotes on you? Nobody knows!
"are you full?"

For the next two or three minutes, Han Yi and Zhao Youzhen continued to work together seamlessly until the last piece of corn dog disappeared from the bamboo skewer and the bag of potato chips was empty. Only then did Han Yi breathe a sigh of relief, clap his hands, and ask.

"I am full."

At this moment, Youzhen was as docile as a kitten whose fur had been stroked. After saying those three words, she looked up and thought for a moment, then added, "But I'm only full from breakfast... I'll still be hungry by noon."

"You'll definitely have lunch, don't worry."

Han Yi couldn't help but chuckle at the adorable Taotie in front of him. He couldn't resist extending his index finger and gently stroking Youzhen's nose.

Yoo-jin showed absolutely no resistance to this intimate contact filled with ambiguous feelings. Enjoying the tingling sensation spreading from the tip of her nose to her limbs, she wrinkled her nose and smiled at Han Yi, causing the latter to be stunned for a moment.

"Now... well, now that we're full, let's continue with the preparations."

"Second step in the preparations—get your equipment all set up!"

"The equipment you mentioned..."

"This is it?"

Five minutes later, at the Mad Hatter shop at the beginning of the main street on the right, Zhao Youzhen looked at herself in the classic round mirror next to the cashier, pointing to the headband that Han Yi had forcibly put on her head, looking cute and bewildered.

“Yeah, right!” Han Yi put his hands on his hips and nodded matter-of-factly. “Which girl who comes to Disneyland doesn’t wear a headband? Look around us—Minnie Mouse, Wizard Mickey, sequined Minnie Mouse, pink Minnie Mouse, polka dot Minnie Mouse, starry Minnie Mouse… Ah, finally Ratatouille. And next to Ratatouille… Holy crap, why are there so many Minnie Mouses?”

In 2016, StellaLou was still three months away from her debut, and Lina Belle was nowhere to be found. At that time, the variety of headbands available to girls at Disney was indeed somewhat limited.

"Then why did you choose Judy for me?" Zhao Youzhen asked, adjusting her prominent rabbit ears. On March 4, 2016, *Zootopia* was released in North America, quickly becoming another Disney blockbuster.

However, the animation hasn't been around long enough, its fan base isn't deep enough, and the Zootopia-related rides at Disneyland haven't been completed yet. Therefore, at the Mad Hatter's shop, only a few visitors tried on Judy Hopps' headband, and even fewer actually bought it.

"Because I think she's most like you."

"Judy?"

"Hmm, have you seen Zootopia?"

"Seen."

Don't you think Officer Rabbit looks a lot like you?

"Oh, really?" Zhao Youzhen blinked, somewhat confused. "How does it look like it?"

"They all come from quiet, remote mountain villages to pursue their dreams in bustling metropolises. Full of energy, ambitious, and never giving up. They possess a kind heart and the courage to grow. They are incredibly resilient, indomitable idealists who will endure any hardship to achieve their goals without complaint."

"Do you really think I'm like that?" A few more stars fell into Youzhen's eyes. "Am I... that good in your eyes?"

"Of course, Officer Rabbit is a fictional character from an animation, but our Youzhen is a real, living person." Han Yi went all out, praising the Korean girl to the skies, "She has both intelligence and action, decisiveness and empathy. Not only can she handle high-intensity work in a short time, but she can also maintain this state day after day without declining... I don't know about others, but I am ashamed of myself. She is much better than me."

"Now that you mention it, I feel like I'm Judy too." Zhao Youzhen tilted her head, stared at Han Yi for a while, then chuckled and said.

"See? Isn't that right?"

"But not because of what you said."

"What's that for?"

"That's because... I have a smooth-talking boyfriend, just like Judy."

At this point, Zhao Youzhen picked up Nick's headband from the shelf, put it directly on Han Yi's head, and then immediately pushed the latter, who hadn't even reacted yet, toward the cashier.

"Officer Rabbit is now officially warning you: if you don't want to be arrested, you'd better wear this headband with me! You can't take it off!"

So, in no time, on Main Street, U.S.A., stood a smug Judy and a dejected Nick. The former dragged the latter along, walking briskly towards the Adventure Park.

(End of this chapter)