At Scouts on Friday we did things about Korea, both N & S. I asked the Young People if they were aware of the fine film actor Steven Seagal. They were not, so once I'd explained who he was I then had to explain the film "Under Siege". (Stay with me, I'm getting to the point.) In this fine celluloid excursion Bad Things happen and misc. naval bods are gathered in an ops room. One of them exclaims that they're "in deep kimchi". I explain to the Young People how being "in deep kimchi" is US military way of saying "in deep trouble" and then explain what kimchi is. It's a korean dish made of fermented cabbage and radishes with, in this case, chilli powder and garlic. Then we tasted some.
It wasn't really worth the wait.