His emotional maturity improved by 6-7% from his original 2% to currently 8-9%...at least he is not making use of women but every other sense and awareness and morality stays the same at total 9/100...
My mom was murdered last year. Trust me, you are not a failure. I would give anything to be able to live with my Mother these days. It is stupid to move out on your own, away from your parents and wasting money paying a 2nd mortgage or a landlord's rent.
I'm so sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in the cherished moments you shared together, and may her memory bring you peace. And I couldn't agree more with your opinion 😊
Murdered? That's horrifying. My mum passed away recently, too, but due to f***ing cancer. I'm also thinking that Daniel is lucky to move in and out at his mom's as he pleases.
I think there may be a bit of jealousy and envy because you and your family have an absolutely gorgeous huge manor house situated in the picturesque English countryside with it's rolling green hills, space, privacy and charm. I'm in Australia and would love to live in such a beautiful spot.
As a southeast asian, I only managed to left my parent's home at age 45. Been working since I was 21. And that happened when they both passed away.. Very sad, only 1 year and my mom could have seen my own place. I given up the fact that I will have a children because I will never retire peacefully if I did that. Just preparing for my retirement at this age and just enjoy the rest of my life alone or with a partner until my demise. Can't afford to risk and hustle too much. Peace is more important at this age. A lot of successful people don't have a children.. so meh. It's fine.. maybe I'm just like Keanu Reeves. LOL
Most people don't really have a passion for their career, they just reach a point where they have bills to pay and are forced to get a job to make an income. You're in a fortunate situation with parents that are willing to give you a place to stay as needed and there's nothing wrong with that. We all have our own individual advantages in life and need to lean into them to maximize our chances of succeeding. It's a good choice to live at home to save up money and pay off those debts. I hope by now you've felt the pain of living in debt and with constant overdrafts and never want to be in that situation again
Daniel is immune to self-responsibility. He always plays the victim, blames others or convinces himself that everyone else is as egotistical as he is. It's layers and layers of self-deception, every time life tries to bring him a truth, he covers himself with another lie.
@@Oybpvey His life is a barren cold wasteland. In all these years I've never seen him relate to anyone with the slightest remnant of humanity, and his lack of empathy often reaches the point of cruelty. A while ago he even said that he was in therapy and recognized how much his actions hurt people. But how sincere was that? All I know is that these flashes of self-awareness always give way to the habitual victim mode.
@@JoaoPedro-gt9qq I honestly don't even think its that. I think the only reason why he's a deadbeat is because he never went to school and majored into anything useful. Had he had at least done that, he would be x1000 more sympathetic
I know you have social anxiety but damn you're good at ranting or debating. Your delivery is on point, voice is smooth and your cadence is excellent. You are very talented at many things but don't realize it. Loving these bedroom chats my friend. Please give us some juicy relationship stuff soon, wedding stuff etc.......Oh, and I love when you pontificate on life in general.
You'll get it, just keep going and don't worry too much about remembering everything perfectly. As long as you just continue, one day in the near future you'll realise that you've learned way more than you've realised
Hiragana is very easy. If you find Hiragana daunting then you might want to rethink wanting to learn Japanese.. because Katakana and Kanji is where the fun begins.
Everyones life moves at a different pace and we all go down a different path. It makes no sense for someone to compare their life to others or make someone feel bad about their own.
That guy is a troll. Never in my life have I ever herd of 19 year old that can buy their own house, let alone buying a mass of houses unless they have rich parents which null and voids the while thing. Unless they are in some third world country, I dont belive them.
@@ellvtv2314well considering they would have only left school in 2006-2007 i call bullshit. Unless mummy and daddy are billionaires which doesn't count.
Daniel’s never met an actual selfless person and it shows. *edit: there’s nothing wrong with living with your mum if you’re saving money for the future and have a plan. I’m American and many these days live with their parents due to increases in COL
I think you're correct about the comment likely being from someone in the U.S. and they are likely in their 30s/40s. My family has stood behind the idea that once you're 18, you're out of the house. It's this horrible sense of "tough love" but i feel like things are changing here now. I first left when I was 16 out of anxiety of having to leave at 18, failed hard and returned home after half a year. At 18, I had to be out again. It's so stupid and just made me think my parents didn't give a shit. And while I did survive, i felt like there was so much unnecessary suffering. And for what, to "build character"? Every other culture is at home until they get engaged or get married. Families are much more untited than they are here in the states. Your commenter is likely saying what they're saying out of a place of jealousy.
Heres some morale support, Dont be so hard on yourself, you travled from tailand to japan, and got youself a girlfriend. You can jus save up your money, or buy bonds of stocks again. And you walked like 7 hours each live stream, Thats A Massive Accomplishment 👏 👏 Respect 😎
Americans, more than anyone else online, just *have* to be right. This guy was a prime example. Instead of accepting there is more than one view on something, he has to impose his opinion on everyone else. It is tiresome and a 'tell me you are American, without telling me you are American' move. If this is not you, it's just like Jesse Lee Peterson says 'not all, not all...but most!'
You don’t need to diss America just because of one viewer’s comments. I think you have many American viewers who are nice to you and don’t give you grief and who support you.
In my opinion, you should have never have left your parent’s home. You would have saved so much money. What is the point in going abroad? You never leave your apartment, hotel or hostel room anyway.
yep definitely missed these videos. Been a couple months since i visited your page, but had the urge again. maybe to cleanse my mind and reach my zen place again haha. But in reality life is more about experiences rather than accumulation. im broke now, but mostly due to covid, but before that i had the time of my life and traveled all over the world. less than 1% of the human population in history will ever experience something like that
You just be happy that you've got a nicer house to live in than most people in the world and food and that you're not homeless living in a shelter in prison you're way ahead of a lot of other people
"@Hiding, in my room. I know you might think I'm talking nonsense or trying to tease you, but I truly believe you could be a great artist or graphic designer. There are galleries in central London that sell modern art like yours for thousands of pounds because they are unique. You could start by building yourself a portfolio of Marvel superheroes. I'm serious - if they are good, they can sell for thousands!"😉
In Spanish culture you're not ALLOWED to move out of your parent's house until you're married. It's a Catholic thing to stop kids from having premarital sex. Even if you are married, if the house is big enough then you and your wife can stay. Multigenerational houses were the norm in most cultures throughout time.
@@MrAelin i don't mean just Spain, but Latin America in general. Maybe things aren't done that way anymore, but it was definitely the case in the 1950s, and still with some families today.
I'm American and left home at 20. Was on my own for nearly a decade and had to come back after running out of money and options. (A few years younger than you.) Lived all over the country, worked for and with idiots who made my life hell and the work itself impossible -- at every job. Never had a good one. Everywhere I lived had too many problems and absurd costs of living. Went through so many jobs I had to eat into savings just to afford apartments. At least you have some good family to stay with. Mine sucks and is pushing me out. You also still have your youth in appearance and spirit. You didn't fail -- the world is just unlivable now. At least you tried a few different countries.
“I need to be very financially responsible” = live off Mom (who may have her own financial burdens). How about going back, getting a degree, get a good paying job, still live with Mom and share in the financial burdens with her (that would be financial responsibility).
I couldn’t agree more with you, Daniel. We seen American and we don’t want to be. America is a paper tiger. I’d much rather live anywhere in Europe or Asia than America.
It was not your fault that you ignored taxes and didn’t bother to learn about them but just wanted to have your TH-cam money scott free? Lol take some responsibility for yourself, this is the problem people have about you.
@@BC-cs7nefree lunch if you land in a dinghy in Dover. Care4calais literally hand them phones the second they land, get paid for accommodation for the next few years and benefits.
Daniel is he's own person it's he's life has nothing to do with anyone what he does with he's life he's been travelling he's been on he's own adventure keep doing what your doing daniel your videos are quality
On this topic Daniel I agree with you. Its a American thing and some British too. But it's normal to live with your parents in any other culture especially Asian until any age. As long a s you contribute what you can. All those that think its not normal are the losers and most of the time they are jealous.
I stumbled across your Elden Ring review before this and to sum it up, you said "I died a lot not because I'm bad, but because the game is bad. So I quit. 4.2/10, don't buy." Giving up before even trying seems to be a theme in your life. You missed out on one of the best games of all time and now youre missing out on a life of your own.
Life is fleeting, all that money you accumulate is gone when you are dead. Daniel isn't stealing, killing anyone or doing anything illegal. Leave the dude alone. Don't compare yourself to others. Each of us are just trying to get by and live the life we want to live, whether we are rich or poor. The dude has enough money to travel and has support from his parents. No one should judge him. Keep doing your TH-cam videos Daniel.
You have a drivers license. You could make videos while on the move doing Amazon deliveries. Not great, but it’s something and you can do your own times of work ??
There's nothing wrong with living with family, I'm sure they're so happy to see you again after your long trips overseas. And it makes perfect sense. I think it's great. Families should stay together. Thanks for all the videos which are always interesting. Enjoy your time back in England.
I hope this doesnt offend Daniel: but he makes me so happy because i sometimes feel like my own life is a mess...but then i come to his Channel and see that another guy my age is struggling with the same stuff of not knowing what to do with my life as a 35-yr-old single male! I think Daniel's purpose in life is to make other people appreciate how good we actually have it compared to him 😊
You mentioned once having been into warhammer 40k in the past , seemed like a happy memory. There are quite a few successful 40k channels on TH-cam , perhaps you should try making a Warhammer 40k channel.
@10:32 as an Indian i can confirm that. It is considered normal here. Infact if someone is living away from their parents then people think there's something wrong within the family. Or people look down upon the adults who don't live with their parents and the thinking behind this is that like the parents took care of u till u got on ur feet now it's ur responsibiliy to look after them when they are old and weak. Here people don't just drop their parents at an old age home or something. This is the reason why Indian community thrives wherever they go in the world coz if u see economically also it's a pretty good idea. There's a reason why Indian-Americans are the highest income group in America. There average income exceed many times than even the white people. But these capitalists promote individuals to live away from their parents coz in this way u can consume more compared to living with the family. U will have to get ur own fridge, washing machine, microwave and other kitchen equipments etc. That's why the people of west are programmed in that way that look down upon people living with their parents. It's not like they live off of their parents money. They also earn a lot and still live with their parents just to take care of them. In India Family is considered everything.
The US is a pretty large country full of different people, cuture and belief system's. As far as our government, no comment. Not all work places allow overtime. Pay compensation does not equal to price inflation. A lot of people here are struggling financially. All I can say is I'm greatful for my mom.
You don't need to be passionate about what you do for a living to be passionate about what you do for a living. The way you view things you aren't interested in reminds me of a teenager. It's like this every time I check back in of this channel. I don't know what I'm really expecting though.
@ronnychristenjoyer6778 When you help other people, it activates the reward center in your brain and releases serotonin, dopamine, and endorphins, which is why many people often feel better after volunteering. From this perspective it ain't exactly selfless. Unless people feel nothing or even bad after volunteering, then it can be considered a selfless act.
@@AL-ve3ym I'd argue that your inner motivation makes the difference here. Helping others in need does make you happier, that's true. But if you help for the sake of helping, then the happy chemicals are just a nice by product, not your motivation. If your motivation is happy chemicals, I don't think people think about volunteer work, they'd rather just drink or eat or have sex when that is their motivation. A selfish form of volunteering may be personal glory seeking, where you wanna be seen by others and be considered a good person, which would also be a self driven, pseudo selfless action. But genuine volunteering for the sake of spending part of your time and resources for the benefit of others that need it does exist. Wanting to do the right thing to your own disadvantage exists. I think what really motivates you internally decides whether an outward action is secretly self driven or actually selfless, not the chemicals that may be released in that moment or afterwards, because again, there are far more potent ways to get those happy chemicals if that's your motivation.
@ronnychristenjoyer6778 "If your motivation is happy chemicals, I don't think people think about volunteer work, they'd rather just drink or eat or have sex when that is their motivation." "A selfish form of volunteering may be personal glory seeking, where you wanna be seen by others and be considered a good person, which would also be a self-driven, pseudo selfless action" Not forgetting wanting to be considered a good person on a personal and private basis is also a self driven, pseudo selfless act. Although not seen by others, this is still seeking for some form of emotional goodness in return. It may not be intentional, but it doesn't eliminate the fact that somewhere it lies in your unconsciousness of wanting to gain something out of the act. Back to your first paragraph that I highlighted here, the point I'm trying to make is that you can have happy chemicals as your main motivation AND still think about volunteering instead of sex/food. They are not mutually exclusive. Because majority are still seeking for some form of "I'm so holy and kind" spiritual happy chemicals in return from volunteering acts, that of which you cannot achieve with sex or food. Therefore it is not a 100% selfless deed. "But genuine volunteering for the sake of spending part of your time and resources for the benefit of others does exist. Wanting to do the right thing to your disadvantage does exists" Perhaps it does exist, but out of 7.7 billion people in the world the statistics and percentages are so low it might as well be close to non-existent and immaterial. Just look at the amount of money/subscribers going into the porn industry as compared to charitable organisations. It's laughable.
I agree with you Daniel. If you had a mortgage you wouldn't be able to long term travel, especially as a single person as the UK is extremely expensive. Having a mortgage also locks you down to one location. This video reminds me of your old ones. More like this please 😊
0:24 Why do people think it's normal to brag about their achievements without anyone even asking them in the first place? Inferiority complex. Shaming and belittling others.
Don't let them trigger you. There's nothing wrong with living with your mum. I went through the whole alpha male.needing my own place thing, then I realised that all was doing was paying off someone else's mortgage. I'm moving back with the parents.next week.and gonna buy their house for them 😂 I find that the people that have the biggest issue with this is the people that are jealous. They don't have that option, parents kicked them out at 18 and they were on their own, probably because they were a prick to begin with. Definitely American, we don't call it carpentry here
A lot of people also move out for opportunities though. A year or two ago, I actually would have agreed with everything you said, but I'm from a part of the UK which is pretty dead if you're not a student and I'm just so sick of seeing the same people with their small town mindset. Yes rent in the big city fucking sucks but I've been able to explore things and meet people I never would have, start dating, expanding my network etc. So I think it's simply pros and cons. Had I chosen to be a doctor or engineer, I would have probably been good to stay at home and then just keep on living there, but for a lot of us we want to see other parts of the world and different ways of life. I'm really grateful to my parents for never kicking me out, and in fact even now they're more than happy for me to live with them. We're not all that privileged, so I think for people with parents as a safety net it might actually make more sense to get out there and do 'exciting' things, like perhaps long-term travelling, working abroad or living in a large city.
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@@HidingInMyRoom1989not as many as you, but I bet he doesn’t live with his parents as a middle aged man. You get your feelings hurt when someone insults you, but you go on to insult him…maybe you need a slap WEIRDO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I will live in my family home for the rest of my life why should I rent and pay for somebody else's mortgage also getting mortgage myself and managing is just as tiring as working a full time job
i quite enjoyed this video and agree with almost everything you said, execpt that part about the tax situation not being your fault. That's definitely on you, so take accountability. Otherwise, great video. Make more like this.
I agree with you except when you say "if you disagree and want to prove me wrong send me a donation. I gain money, you gain nothing". If a person does that they will do it because they want to feel good by proving you wrong. So they totally gain something from it!
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5 years passes, still looks and acts exactly the same
And that's exactly why we stick around.
My bro Daniel is a regular Dorian grey😅
10 years 😂
His emotional maturity improved by 6-7% from his original 2% to currently 8-9%...at least he is not making use of women but every other sense and awareness and morality stays the same at total 9/100...
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If Daniel got his life together, the content would dry up. The man knows what he’s doing
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Facts.
My mom was murdered last year. Trust me, you are not a failure. I would give anything to be able to live with my Mother these days.
It is stupid to move out on your own, away from your parents and wasting money paying a 2nd mortgage or a landlord's rent.
I'm so sorry for your loss. May you find comfort in the cherished moments you shared together, and may her memory bring you peace.
And I couldn't agree more with your opinion 😊
Murdered? That's horrifying. My mum passed away recently, too, but due to f***ing cancer. I'm also thinking that Daniel is lucky to move in and out at his mom's as he pleases.
Omg?!?!?!?😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
Things change, we grow, get married, have children. But one thing never changes, and it's Daniel, the one truly constant thing in our lives.
I think there may be a bit of jealousy and envy because you and your family have an absolutely gorgeous huge manor house situated in the picturesque English countryside with it's rolling green hills, space, privacy and charm. I'm in Australia and would love to live in such a beautiful spot.
Australia is a pretty damn good place to live
@@Chris-pq3wpAustralia is a fucking hell hole man, don't come here.
Having to move back doesn't make you a loser. Being a deadbeat who refuses to get a job does. No one likes going to work. We do it because we have to
Well, he clearly doesn't have to, so that's why he is not getting a job. And there's nothing wrong with that.
You do it because you’re a slave
No YOU have to get a job , loser. Not Daniel.
if you’re smart you can figure out how to not work.
Very few people are passionate about working in an office.
Living with your parents at 35 isn’t even that uncommon these days. A lot has changed.
Especially with Asian Families.😉
The economy is down the shitter but the problem is this guy isn’t even trying 😂
@@Mongolianninja to be honest you see a lot in Europe too any common like Portugal, Spain and Italy. This is from where I know
As a southeast asian, I only managed to left my parent's home at age 45. Been working since I was 21.
And that happened when they both passed away.. Very sad, only 1 year and my mom could have seen my own place.
I given up the fact that I will have a children because I will never retire peacefully if I did that. Just preparing for my retirement at this age and just enjoy the rest of my life alone or with a partner until my demise. Can't afford to risk and hustle too much. Peace is more important at this age.
A lot of successful people don't have a children.. so meh. It's fine.. maybe I'm just like Keanu Reeves. LOL
@@valcrist7428 You made the best choice for you
Most people don't really have a passion for their career, they just reach a point where they have bills to pay and are forced to get a job to make an income. You're in a fortunate situation with parents that are willing to give you a place to stay as needed and there's nothing wrong with that. We all have our own individual advantages in life and need to lean into them to maximize our chances of succeeding. It's a good choice to live at home to save up money and pay off those debts. I hope by now you've felt the pain of living in debt and with constant overdrafts and never want to be in that situation again
To the guy that claims to have bought a house at 19, good for you, not all of us are as blessed as you. I'm not sure if he was American.
That guy triggered our boy. F the house flipper!!!
I bet his houses suck
@@HidingInMyRoom1989 definitely. All house flippers ever do is slap some paint on the walls and put down cheap new flooring and call it a day.
House flippers are parasites.
@@jabbos3004 So right.
House flipper nonces.
Daniel is immune to self-responsibility. He always plays the victim, blames others or convinces himself that everyone else is as egotistical as he is. It's layers and layers of self-deception, every time life tries to bring him a truth, he covers himself with another lie.
What are his truths
@@Oybpvey His life is a barren cold wasteland. In all these years I've never seen him relate to anyone with the slightest remnant of humanity, and his lack of empathy often reaches the point of cruelty.
A while ago he even said that he was in therapy and recognized how much his actions hurt people. But how sincere was that? All I know is that these flashes of self-awareness always give way to the habitual victim mode.
@@JoaoPedro-gt9qq I honestly don't even think its that. I think the only reason why he's a deadbeat is because he never went to school and majored into anything useful. Had he had at least done that, he would be x1000 more sympathetic
@@Oybpveyhe majored in computer science but he dropped out because it was boring.
@@DanielK1213th well that’s kind of a double fail
I've missed these style of videos.
Me to
Daniel, surprisingly, you're right this time
He went from "How I retired at 27" to "Moving back with my mum" what a downward spiral lol
Daniel, dont let anyone say shit to you, im supporting you through your life.
I know you have social anxiety but damn you're good at ranting or debating. Your delivery is on point, voice is smooth and your cadence is excellent. You are very talented at many things but don't realize it. Loving these bedroom chats my friend. Please give us some juicy relationship stuff soon, wedding stuff etc.......Oh, and I love when you pontificate on life in general.
Haven't watched your videos for a long time, but seems I have not missed anything. People never change.
At least this guy learned japanese, i can barely get started after seeing the hiragana i have to memorize
Bruh hiragana took me a day to memorise. Do u have brain damage?
You'll get it, just keep going and don't worry too much about remembering everything perfectly. As long as you just continue, one day in the near future you'll realise that you've learned way more than you've realised
Hiragana is very easy. If you find Hiragana daunting then you might want to rethink wanting to learn Japanese.. because Katakana and Kanji is where the fun begins.
Youkoso jigoku he! 🎉
If this guy can do it, anyone can
This video totaly has 2017 vibes
We are back, baby, million views lets goo
Everyones life moves at a different pace and we all go down a different path. It makes no sense for someone to compare their life to others or make someone feel bad about their own.
Im 30 and living with my mother. I deal with depression and social anxiety and its been difficult to keep jobs. Im currently working 2 jobs.
Don’t worry. You didn’t fail as you didn’t really try.
Being a covert narrcissist and crying woe is me isn't going to get you anywhere....
That guy is a troll. Never in my life have I ever herd of 19 year old that can buy their own house, let alone buying a mass of houses unless they have rich parents which null and voids the while thing. Unless they are in some third world country, I dont belive them.
True. How much can a 19 year old have in a downpayment at the height of the real estate bubble in 2006?
@@ellvtv2314well considering they would have only left school in 2006-2007 i call bullshit. Unless mummy and daddy are billionaires which doesn't count.
5 more years and my guys 40. No secure relationship and has barley done a days worth of hardworking in his life 😂
Daniel’s never met an actual selfless person and it shows.
*edit: there’s nothing wrong with living with your mum if you’re saving money for the future and have a plan. I’m American and many these days live with their parents due to increases in COL
I think you're correct about the comment likely being from someone in the U.S. and they are likely in their 30s/40s. My family has stood behind the idea that once you're 18, you're out of the house. It's this horrible sense of "tough love" but i feel like things are changing here now. I first left when I was 16 out of anxiety of having to leave at 18, failed hard and returned home after half a year. At 18, I had to be out again. It's so stupid and just made me think my parents didn't give a shit. And while I did survive, i felt like there was so much unnecessary suffering. And for what, to "build character"? Every other culture is at home until they get engaged or get married. Families are much more untited than they are here in the states. Your commenter is likely saying what they're saying out of a place of jealousy.
@@Sarumaru I think they are fake. No 19 had that amount of money
Never change Daniel
Loving the rant !!
Danny Boy, don't take Big Wonka too seriously. He obviously has some survivorship bias, as many of millenials your age are struggling.
Love the piano music with your cooking too.😊
now his username makes sense again
Massive debt … he’s almost American.
he loves mcdonalds and burguhs too
not fat enough to be Murrican thougheverbeit
Heres some morale support, Dont be so hard on yourself, you travled from tailand to japan, and got youself a girlfriend. You can jus save up your money, or buy bonds of stocks again. And you walked like 7 hours each live stream, Thats A Massive Accomplishment 👏 👏 Respect 😎
Americans, more than anyone else online, just *have* to be right. This guy was a prime example. Instead of accepting there is more than one view on something, he has to impose his opinion on everyone else. It is tiresome and a 'tell me you are American, without telling me you are American' move.
If this is not you, it's just like Jesse Lee Peterson says 'not all, not all...but most!'
Oh Dear, Not Jesse Lee Peterson 🤔🤔
You don’t need to diss America just because of one viewer’s comments. I think you have many American viewers who are nice to you and don’t give you grief and who support you.
like u?
In my opinion, you should have never have left your parent’s home.
You would have saved so much money.
What is the point in going abroad? You never leave your apartment, hotel or hostel room anyway.
For the pursuit of CEREAL 🥣 with cute Japanese 🍑
i had SEX
@@HidingInMyRoom1989 Well, if some mediocre Asian 🐱 was worth it to you then you do you.
@@turningtree6351 beggars can't be choosers
Sex is better when the women actually likes you, but if there is no sexual attraction how good can the sex be?
Nothing wrong with living with your parents even in your 40s.
You will inherit that house in the end.
You can still marry Sunny and support her by working at the petrol station.
who is sunny
with rise in feminism women don;t need men anymore a female neurosurgeon does not need a man
@@LukoBalahis mom
yep definitely missed these videos. Been a couple months since i visited your page, but had the urge again. maybe to cleanse my mind and reach my zen place again haha. But in reality life is more about experiences rather than accumulation. im broke now, but mostly due to covid, but before that i had the time of my life and traveled all over the world. less than 1% of the human population in history will ever experience something like that
How has this guy learned nothing at 35?!
Considering American housing prices, I think plenty of Americans are living with their parents or having roommates.
Now UK prices are double in price for a quater of the space.
Stumbled upon this channel......three vids in and I feel depressed. Moving on....
excuses excuses excuses
Video went off the rails near the end, with Daniel attacking the US military (?) and saying that US elections aren't free and fair.
Yassssss Daniel! Big up with the short form content
You just be happy that you've got a nicer house to live in than most people in the world and food and that you're not homeless living in a shelter in prison you're way ahead of a lot of other people
As an American and a loooong time viewer. I can say Moving out of your mother's house is a big deal here. You're doing just fine Daniel.
Daniel lightly reads the USA.
"@Hiding, in my room. I know you might think I'm talking nonsense or trying to tease you, but I truly believe you could be a great artist or graphic designer. There are galleries in central London that sell modern art like yours for thousands of pounds because they are unique. You could start by building yourself a portfolio of Marvel superheroes. I'm serious - if they are good, they can sell for thousands!"😉
In Spanish culture you're not ALLOWED to move out of your parent's house until you're married. It's a Catholic thing to stop kids from having premarital sex. Even if you are married, if the house is big enough then you and your wife can stay. Multigenerational houses were the norm in most cultures throughout time.
I am from Spain and you just made that up lmao cringe
@@MrAelin i don't mean just Spain, but Latin America in general. Maybe things aren't done that way anymore, but it was definitely the case in the 1950s, and still with some families today.
I'm American and left home at 20. Was on my own for nearly a decade and had to come back after running out of money and options. (A few years younger than you.) Lived all over the country, worked for and with idiots who made my life hell and the work itself impossible -- at every job. Never had a good one. Everywhere I lived had too many problems and absurd costs of living. Went through so many jobs I had to eat into savings just to afford apartments. At least you have some good family to stay with. Mine sucks and is pushing me out. You also still have your youth in appearance and spirit. You didn't fail -- the world is just unlivable now. At least you tried a few different countries.
“I need to be very financially responsible” = live off Mom (who may have her own financial burdens). How about going back, getting a degree, get a good paying job, still live with Mom and share in the financial burdens with her (that would be financial responsibility).
If everyone on TH-cam gave me $1 I’d be a millionaire.
@@HidingInMyRoom1989 that's a running away from responsibility mentality. No wonder u hate Elden ring and Formsoftware games 😂😂😂😂😂 typical L s 😂😂😂😂
I couldn’t agree more with you, Daniel. We seen American and we don’t want to be. America is a paper tiger. I’d much rather live anywhere in Europe or Asia than America.
It was not your fault that you ignored taxes and didn’t bother to learn about them but just wanted to have your TH-cam money scott free? Lol take some responsibility for yourself, this is the problem people have about you.
They didn’t teach this stuff at school. Too busy teaching us trigonometry and Ancient Rome
@@HidingInMyRoom1989 fair, but I mean you should know that working = people pay taxes. You earn money, it’s taxed. No such thing as free lunch.
@@BC-cs7nefree lunch if you land in a dinghy in Dover. Care4calais literally hand them phones the second they land, get paid for accommodation for the next few years and benefits.
Daniel is he's own person it's he's life has nothing to do with anyone what he does with he's life he's been travelling he's been on he's own adventure keep doing what your doing daniel your videos are quality
@@HidingInMyRoom1989Facts
Why is he unintentionally hilarious. I read the title and and thumbnail and couldn't stop laughing. Gotta love Daniel.
On this topic Daniel I agree with you. Its a American thing and some British too. But it's normal to live with your parents in any other culture especially Asian until any age. As long a s you contribute what you can. All those that think its not normal are the losers and most of the time they are jealous.
I stumbled across your Elden Ring review before this and to sum it up, you said "I died a lot not because I'm bad, but because the game is bad. So I quit. 4.2/10, don't buy." Giving up before even trying seems to be a theme in your life. You missed out on one of the best games of all time and now youre missing out on a life of your own.
Life is fleeting, all that money you accumulate is gone when you are dead. Daniel isn't stealing, killing anyone or doing anything illegal. Leave the dude alone. Don't compare yourself to others. Each of us are just trying to get by and live the life we want to live, whether we are rich or poor. The dude has enough money to travel and has support from his parents. No one should judge him. Keep doing your TH-cam videos Daniel.
You have a drivers license. You could make videos while on the move doing Amazon deliveries. Not great, but it’s something and you can do your own times of work ??
Does he actually have a licence ? They're kinda hard to get in the UK, or at least more effort than I think Daniel would go through
@@jfluffydog2110 I think if he actually had one. We would have seen it happen by now
There's nothing wrong with living with family, I'm sure they're so happy to see you again after your long trips overseas. And it makes perfect sense. I think it's great. Families should stay together. Thanks for all the videos which are always interesting. Enjoy your time back in England.
I hope this doesnt offend Daniel: but he makes me so happy because i sometimes feel like my own life is a mess...but then i come to his Channel and see that another guy my age is struggling with the same stuff of not knowing what to do with my life as a 35-yr-old single male!
I think Daniel's purpose in life is to make other people appreciate how good we actually have it compared to him 😊
You mentioned once having been into warhammer 40k in the past , seemed like a happy memory. There are quite a few successful 40k channels on TH-cam , perhaps you should try making a Warhammer 40k channel.
People who tell other people how to live their lives don't understand that not all of us have had it so easy.
So is it over with your Thai gf?
No
Man life is hellish since 2020 I understand your pain. 😢😢
You'll save a lot of money doing so, my dude. Speaking of experience #fellowNEET 😅
Like you said, life is short. So stay in your lane and ignore the haters. Have a wonderful time with your family! 😊
Thank you for that epic rant Daniel. I knew you had it in you.
@10:32 as an Indian i can confirm that. It is considered normal here. Infact if someone is living away from their parents then people think there's something wrong within the family. Or people look down upon the adults who don't live with their parents and the thinking behind this is that like the parents took care of u till u got on ur feet now it's ur responsibiliy to look after them when they are old and weak. Here people don't just drop their parents at an old age home or something. This is the reason why Indian community thrives wherever they go in the world coz if u see economically also it's a pretty good idea. There's a reason why Indian-Americans are the highest income group in America. There average income exceed many times than even the white people. But these capitalists promote individuals to live away from their parents coz in this way u can consume more compared to living with the family. U will have to get ur own fridge, washing machine, microwave and other kitchen equipments etc. That's why the people of west are programmed in that way that look down upon people living with their parents. It's not like they live off of their parents money. They also earn a lot and still live with their parents just to take care of them. In India Family is considered everything.
The US is a pretty large country full of different people, cuture and belief system's. As far as our government, no comment. Not all work places allow overtime. Pay compensation does not equal to price inflation. A lot of people here are struggling financially. All I can say is I'm greatful for my mom.
You don't need to be passionate about what you do for a living to be passionate about what you do for a living. The way you view things you aren't interested in reminds me of a teenager. It's like this every time I check back in of this channel. I don't know what I'm really expecting though.
You ate Danny boy 😂😂 I’m from Yemen and when you mentioned the ragtag i fell to the floor 🤣🤣🤣
Saying there are no selfless deeds is such a sociopathic thing to say.
give me one example of a selfless deed then
@@HidingInMyRoom1989 giving a homeless person food. You lose money just so a stranger can eat. That's pretty selfless.
@ronnychristenjoyer6778 When you help other people, it activates the reward center in your brain and releases serotonin, dopamine, and endorphins, which is why many people often feel better after volunteering. From this perspective it ain't exactly selfless.
Unless people feel nothing or even bad after volunteering, then it can be considered a selfless act.
@@AL-ve3ym I'd argue that your inner motivation makes the difference here. Helping others in need does make you happier, that's true. But if you help for the sake of helping, then the happy chemicals are just a nice by product, not your motivation. If your motivation is happy chemicals, I don't think people think about volunteer work, they'd rather just drink or eat or have sex when that is their motivation. A selfish form of volunteering may be personal glory seeking, where you wanna be seen by others and be considered a good person, which would also be a self driven, pseudo selfless action. But genuine volunteering for the sake of spending part of your time and resources for the benefit of others that need it does exist. Wanting to do the right thing to your own disadvantage exists. I think what really motivates you internally decides whether an outward action is secretly self driven or actually selfless, not the chemicals that may be released in that moment or afterwards, because again, there are far more potent ways to get those happy chemicals if that's your motivation.
@ronnychristenjoyer6778 "If your motivation is happy chemicals, I don't think people think about volunteer work, they'd rather just drink or eat or have sex when that is their motivation."
"A selfish form of volunteering may be personal glory seeking, where you wanna be seen by others and be considered a good person, which would also be a self-driven, pseudo selfless action"
Not forgetting wanting to be considered a good person on a personal and private basis is also a self driven, pseudo selfless act.
Although not seen by others, this is still seeking for some form of emotional goodness in return.
It may not be intentional, but it doesn't eliminate the fact that somewhere it lies in your unconsciousness of wanting to gain something out of the act.
Back to your first paragraph that I highlighted here, the point I'm trying to make is that you can have happy chemicals as your main motivation AND still think about volunteering instead of sex/food.
They are not mutually exclusive.
Because majority are still seeking for some form of "I'm so holy and kind" spiritual happy chemicals in return from volunteering acts, that of which you cannot achieve with sex or food. Therefore it is not a 100% selfless deed.
"But genuine volunteering for the sake of spending part of your time and resources for the benefit of others does exist.
Wanting to do the right thing to your disadvantage does exists"
Perhaps it does exist, but out of 7.7 billion people in the world the statistics and percentages are so low it might as well be close to non-existent and immaterial.
Just look at the amount of money/subscribers going into the porn industry as compared to charitable organisations. It's laughable.
It happens dude, just use this opportunity to help your mom out around the house and take a bit of care for her.
5 years later nothing changed amazing
my life is great. i hoope nothing changes for another 5 years
@@HidingInMyRoom1989 incredible
I agree with you Daniel. If you had a mortgage you wouldn't be able to long term travel, especially as a single person as the UK is extremely expensive. Having a mortgage also locks you down to one location. This video reminds me of your old ones. More like this please 😊
He is really good at debating. Isn't he?
it's not debating because there's no there to give the counter point to point out all the flaws in his logic. Ranting IS what it is.
People who talk sht about guys who live with their parents are just seething because they are rent slaves.
Are you at least paying rent to your mum?
Have a nice day Daniel!😊😉
Sounds good the foods you are cooking!😋
0:24 Why do people think it's normal to brag about their achievements without anyone even asking them in the first place? Inferiority complex. Shaming and belittling others.
Great video Daniel! Thank you from a guy in the USA. And nice knife!
The americaa talk is actually very well-said n very real good job Danial
Buy a few tickets of EuroMillions every now and then. Nothing too crazy. Winning the lottery would be the ultimate revenge against haters.
I agree with Daniel about what he said about us Americans. So many of them would not be in debt if they stayed at home and save.
You're real af for dissing america 🤣 unexpectedly based
Don't let them trigger you. There's nothing wrong with living with your mum. I went through the whole alpha male.needing my own place thing, then I realised that all was doing was paying off someone else's mortgage. I'm moving back with the parents.next week.and gonna buy their house for them 😂
I find that the people that have the biggest issue with this is the people that are jealous. They don't have that option, parents kicked them out at 18 and they were on their own, probably because they were a prick to begin with.
Definitely American, we don't call it carpentry here
A lot of people also move out for opportunities though. A year or two ago, I actually would have agreed with everything you said, but I'm from a part of the UK which is pretty dead if you're not a student and I'm just so sick of seeing the same people with their small town mindset. Yes rent in the big city fucking sucks but I've been able to explore things and meet people I never would have, start dating, expanding my network etc.
So I think it's simply pros and cons. Had I chosen to be a doctor or engineer, I would have probably been good to stay at home and then just keep on living there, but for a lot of us we want to see other parts of the world and different ways of life.
I'm really grateful to my parents for never kicking me out, and in fact even now they're more than happy for me to live with them. We're not all that privileged, so I think for people with parents as a safety net it might actually make more sense to get out there and do 'exciting' things, like perhaps long-term travelling, working abroad or living in a large city.
Daniel subscribers 2020 was 112k subs
Daniel subscribers 2021 was 112k subs
Daniel subscribers 2022 was 112k subs
Daniel subscribers 2023 was 111k subs
Daniel subscribers 2024 is 111k subs
How many subs you have?
@@HidingInMyRoom1989not as many as you, but I bet he doesn’t live with his parents as a middle aged man. You get your feelings hurt when someone insults you, but you go on to insult him…maybe you need a slap WEIRDO 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bro always posting titles like, " why I HATED living in Japan" Hoping to get a lot of views but always flops
I will live in my family home for the rest of my life why should I rent and pay for somebody else's mortgage also getting mortgage myself and managing is just as tiring as working a full time job
I live in the USA and you are so right about USA losing every war since world war 2. 😂
Back in the UK for a few days and he's already having a Friends rewatch.
i quite enjoyed this video and agree with almost everything you said, execpt that part about the tax situation not being your fault. That's definitely on you, so take accountability. Otherwise, great video. Make more like this.
Ignore them
I thought your father died? I watched you Livestream from the funeral.
I am dedicated to reimburse my mom. But first lets cut these veggies with damascus steel and drink rice wine. Peak HIMR content
I agree with you except when you say "if you disagree and want to prove me wrong send me a donation. I gain money, you gain nothing". If a person does that they will do it because they want to feel good by proving you wrong. So they totally gain something from it!