This time we raided a Japanese convenience store✊ Summer's Pick 편털😋

Why Koreans care

The haul also reveals their Japan routine: they say they have the lemon drink every morning when visiting Japan, drink Mitsuya Cider and R-1 daily, and keep macadamia chocolates around when the group gathers.

In the Korean comments

One commenter points to the pairing’s rarity, writing in translation, “Does everyone know this is their first long-form content as a duo since debut? This cannot be the last.” Another says they were so overwhelmed by the duo returning that the 17-minute-52-second video took them two hours to finish.

What the words mean

편의점 털어왔다 (pyeonuijeom teoreowatda) literally says they “came back after robbing a convenience store,” but here it casually and playfully means they bought a large haul. The title’s 편털 (pyeonteol, convenience-store haul) is a shortened form of 편의점 털이 (pyeonuijeom teori), the same exaggerated expression.