😅 The smiling face of denial when you were the chosen son to go to America and your brother back home got richer, more successful in all aspects of life including marrying a hot model/actress fiance.
While you were stuck marrying a lady who acts like she is better than everyone else when she fails at many things and sets a bad example for your 3 sons and also had to be fired from your own restaurant.
@@pohanahawaiithere’s a difference between comedy and stupidity. But anyways, to iterate your original point, some people choose to leave their birth country for the USA just for the sake of staying in the us even if they make financially less in USA than in their birth country. I am now in Australia, and it’s the same thing here. Most Asian people here are stuck doing minimum wage jobs.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast : 😉 Besides the obvious international/social prestige, generous welfare packages, a sense that your life is valued should you ever get kidnapped somewhere, and the chance of breeding good looking children for a change are all very hard for Asians to resist. But never mind my thoughts. Why do you want to live in Australia and probably citizenship instead of wherever you're from?
Jessica is a true controller. She couldn’t let them have that moment without her being a part of it… so she just jumped in and said look we all are so happy I love this woman
Anachronism: At 2:33, Someone is riding a YouBike in Riverside Park near Raohe Street. But YouBikes weren't launched in Taipei until 2009. This show is supposed to be set in the 1990s.
Are you sure that wasn’t a normal bike that looked like a YouBike? This episode aired in 2016, so many errors exist. In many of the other episodes, I see clips of cars from the 2000s. Also, be aware the first scene of this episode was an EVA Air Boeing 777-300ER. The 777-300er first started flying in 2003.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiastTaiwanese culture and Chinese are basically the same. It’s like comparing a regular hamburger from Burger King and one from McDonalds.
$3 USD is close to $100 NTD (Taiwanese dollar), back then that's about how much you pay for a McDonald combo in Taiwan (but now a McDonald Combo in Taiwan cause you around $150 NTD plus I think)
Now, it depends what kind of dollars they were talking about. 200 Taiwan dollars would be roughly 10 Australian dollars, which would be around 6.50 US dollars.
@@oggabooga1171 movie is short for motion picture. They mean the same thing, with different connotations. The og commenter did not specify a modern nor traditional movie.
*They got 2 Korean actors to play Chinese brothers* 😂
crazy, isn't it? But they are funny
😂😂😂😂
@@canonicalcritic bruh why do you have to make this political theres no need to write an essay they just wanted to point a funny fact
I mean... It's america so that means they have this "american dream" bllsht
Fun fact: ghost in a shell was played by a white woman. Gasp.
We flew direct!
*Superman pose*
Lauren O lol
That is EVERY Asian country for ya
That’s just about the most Taiwanese commercial hahaha
LMAO! "Her wages are god's love" seems like a subtle jab at not making steady money.
Yep. I love asian parents who throw shades at each other
I love emery’s confused monkey face throughout this episode
😅 The smiling face of denial when you were the chosen son to go to America and your brother back home got richer, more successful in all aspects of life including marrying a hot model/actress fiance.
While you were stuck marrying a lady who acts like she is better than everyone else when she fails at many things and sets a bad example for your 3 sons and also had to be fired from your own restaurant.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast : 😁 That's why it's comedy.
@@pohanahawaiithere’s a difference between comedy and stupidity.
But anyways, to iterate your original point, some people choose to leave their birth country for the USA just for the sake of staying in the us even if they make financially less in USA than in their birth country. I am now in Australia, and it’s the same thing here. Most Asian people here are stuck doing minimum wage jobs.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast : 😉 Besides the obvious international/social prestige, generous welfare packages, a sense that your life is valued should you ever get kidnapped somewhere, and the chance of breeding good looking children for a change are all very hard for Asians to resist. But never mind my thoughts. Why do you want to live in Australia and probably citizenship instead of wherever you're from?
The truth about cats and dogs is an underrated classic
Another thing people need to know when traveling to a different country. Learn if your currency is worth something or not.
It's a child.
@@pohanahawaii doesn't hurt to ask if the currency works though.
It's almost 100 Taiwanese dollars. That would seem like a lot to a child.
@@slanetroyard92 : Besides, when the show is supposed to take place, 20-30 yrs ago, $3 was like $6 and about 150 TWD.
@@pohanahawaii makes sense
2:09 Two Koreans and a half Italian American. Too awesome.
You mean she’s not Asian?
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast She's half Taiwanese and Half Italian American.
Holy shit they got Super Supau 🤣
fyi that's the Taiwanese gatterade
Jessica is a true controller. She couldn’t let them have that moment without her being a part of it… so she just jumped in and said look we all are so happy I love this woman
Thanks for uploading
Anachronism: At 2:33, Someone is riding a YouBike in Riverside Park near Raohe Street. But YouBikes weren't launched in Taipei until 2009. This show is supposed to be set in the 1990s.
Are you sure that wasn’t a normal bike that looked like a YouBike?
This episode aired in 2016, so many errors exist. In many of the other episodes, I see clips of cars from the 2000s. Also, be aware the first scene of this episode was an EVA Air Boeing 777-300ER. The 777-300er first started flying in 2003.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast YouBikes are unmistakeable.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast Also, Economy Plus wasn't a thing back then.
00:29 "well, I'm glad we came"
That's what she said
The Supau sports drink is actually drink in Taiwan.
Too good blending 😭😭😭
Marget is so strong 😭😭
My ex gf was Taiwanese. She told me in their culture, the more money you spend shows how much you love them
This show doesn’t accurately portray Taiwanese culture. Also keep in mind Taiwanese culture is different from Chinese culture.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiast I know the show is over the top. But she said the show was dead on about the money thing.
@@SYDAirlineEnthusiastTaiwanese culture and Chinese are basically the same. It’s like comparing a regular hamburger from Burger King and one from McDonalds.
$3 USD is close to $100 NTD (Taiwanese dollar), back then that's about how much you pay for a McDonald combo in Taiwan
(but now a McDonald Combo in Taiwan cause you around $150 NTD plus I think)
Now, it depends what kind of dollars they were talking about. 200 Taiwan dollars would be roughly 10 Australian dollars, which would be around 6.50 US dollars.
1:30
Season/episode please& thank you.
and the director in the scene is Ang lee's son. didnt notice before.
What episode is this?
There are movies on the plane in the 90s?
Is movie invented already?
First time I flew international was 2006 and they had it built into the seats then for choosing your own content.
Bro the first movie is created in the 1900 -_- are you 9 or something
@@oggabooga1171 the first official motion picture was created late 19th century
@@hotdog2130 movie: recorded on a film and play in a projector
Motion picture: you take many pic togheter combine them into a video like motion
@@oggabooga1171 movie is short for motion picture. They mean the same thing, with different connotations. The og commenter did not specify a modern nor traditional movie.
so was that 3$ a lot or not?
All I know is that she didn’t allow him in the fax center.
Lol😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Taiwanese. There is a difference.
Wow, so many people is Taipei speak English
Yeah it’s called international schools??? 😂
Yeah. I arrived in Taipei 2 days ago, and most of the locals who talk to me have only spoken English.
一股子tw腔，😮
傻逼二次元回家吧
墙国蛙不喜欢写汉字可以用俄爹的字母更别用繁体字
好高级