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These stories originate in Japan, China, and other Asian countries. The marriage and inheritance and financial laws may be different than the country you live in there may even be different family traditions that aren't easily understood. These stories are edited for dramatic affect. Sometimes, the translation from one language to another doesn't always make proper grammatical sense. Just enjoy the story for what it's entertainment.
I agree. I just wish they would keep the original Asian names, so we would be able to tell, right away, that this is an Asian story, with different laws, culture, and such.
-.- Now THAT is a heavy dish of karma.
Good morning, everyone from Alabama
London was lying all along. She thought there would be more money for her if Ashley was gone from the house.
Good story, but the background noise is really annoying.
Seeing that the SIL's name is London kind of reminds of the spoiled airheaded heiress from the Suite Life-franchise.
Lol The actoress got married to the guy from home alone and they just had a kid they're super cute
@@ambermccormack773 Brenda Song and Macaulay Culkin. Their boys are so cute.
Good Morning ☀️ Have a Fantastic Friday and a awesome weekend everyone 👋🤗🎸💃🤘
From Louisiana 🐊
Good mornin' from Tennessee👋🤠, where thunderstorms⛈ are in the forecast for today. In fact, they're already almost here. Current temperature 71.....en route to an afternoon high of 81.
@@jonborchardt5548 Good morning Jon! It's 85° and feels like 94°. High of 92°. Stay safe and hydrated. Have a fantastic weekend 👋🤗
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London is no fair lady but she definitely fell down hard
Another good story
Debt doesn’t get transferred to another person. It would come out of the father’s estate.
In Japan when people die, their children inherit their debts. There is a three-month period after the death, according to the Japanese Embassy, in which the children can walk away from these liabilities - but, if they do so, they also have to wave goodbye to any assets.
Still a round-about way to say it comes out of the estate since if the debt was more than the assets anyone would walk away.
Of course there may be the thing about saving the ancestral home in their culture.
@paulredinger5830, if there’s more debt than estate, the extra debt would still be owed and due.
@@snidecommenter7117 Corect but it’s portrayed as being in America not Japan.
@@amandawilcox5106 not by other family members.
Nice to hear the Ash voices on here.
I would have taken all important paperwork with me so London couldn’t steal anything along with the valuables.
Now that is a family!!❤
The SIL in this story shares her name with the capital of England, where King Charles III and Queen Camilla live. Might that have gone to the head of the London in this story? 🤔
🤔 I'm late and had no service. Have a terrific weekend 👋🤗
Oh you mean the cheating king and his mistress. Screw them
Camilla is Queen Consort not Queen. 😡
@@lynnestainer5538It‘s actually the Queen. The title Queen consort had been considered but they finally settled for Queen.
She was definitely consorting with him for a long time 😂
If this is staged in the US, London would get a court ordered attorney rather than be left with no lawyer. Lol means laugh not “hm”. And Dwight needs to take some acting classes.
Not entirely true depends on the charges. If it was civil no, but if it was criminal yes
These stories originate in Japan, China, and other Asian countries. The marriage and inheritance and financial laws may be different than the country you live in there may even be different family traditions that aren't easily understood. These stories are edited for dramatic affect. Sometimes, the translation from one language to another doesn't always make proper grammatical sense. Just enjoy the story for what it's entertainment.
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At least it's a million times better than them spelling out 'L.O.L.'!!
@@mog-gyveroneill2500yeah I guess. I just wish, for once theses channels would use lol PROPERLY
@@Hercyclops001 True, but they’re portrayed as being in AMERICA. They say dollars not yen, pesos, lira, marks, but DOLLARS.
If money is all she cared about, she could easily still find a simp to take care of her even if it meant settling for an older or unattractive man. All she would need to do is to invent some sob story about how her parents were narcissists who threw her out and her inlaws framed her for a crime because she was trying to escape her abusive husband, and the simps would believe her. Most people on dating sites who can't find a man are full of stories about everyone doing them wrong, so she wouldn't even stand out.
3:45 "You have to promise that after I've told you where I placed all your things that you'll leave this house and never come back."
"How about I show your written confession to STEALING MY PROPERTY to the POLICE and have YOU sent to JAIL? Will you tell me NOW, you THIEF?"
"Oh, come on! It's between family, so they won't do anything to me."
"Oh, you wanna bet?!"
:calls police and reports the TRUE value of the theft:
"HEY! Why are the police pounding on the door? WHAT DID YOU DO?!"
"I reported the theft to them, along with a screenshot of your text, confessing to the crime. They're going to arrest you now. Do you want to try to get me to drop the charges by telling me what you did with my stuff, or should I tell the police to throw the book at you?"
"Oh, PLEASE drop the charges!"
"TELL ME WHERE YOU PUT MY THINGS."
"I threw them away."
"So, now it's theft AND destruction of property! BOOK HER, OFFICERS!"
"NOOOOOOOO!"
This is how you save yourself a WORLD of trouble, while simultaneously making your brother want to divorce the criminal bringing shame to his family.
once again i'm confused is this a music concert or a text story? can you not find the off button on that irritating overbearing noise in the background?
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She's threatening your MOTHER now?! And you STILL aren't sending screenshots of all this to your brother, OR calling the police to report the THEFT and DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY?! She flat-out admitted that she wants to steal the house and money for HERSELF!
"Oh, but my brother has such a stressful job. I don't want to add to his burden."
You would SAVE him from stress, in the long-run by SAVING HIM FROM THE MONSTER THAT IS HIS WIFE. Delaying it will only make it worse. And he'll know that you knew, and DID NOT TELL HIM.
I hate it when people think they're protecting someone, when really, they're just making it worse.
What is that thing that is Dwight's avatar???
BS! You get a public defender! Even in other countries! Plus that's bail for a murderer not a first time offender! She would've had to pay the money back plus restitution and court costs. Come on add just a little realism to these tales!!😂
For criminal court you do get a public defender. In civil court you do not get a public defender.
Some countries do not do bail, but charge compensation instead of going to court.
This is NOT US law. It's Asian, most likely Japanese.
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Wow, sounded like this was in the US, but she has a right to a lawyer who will work hard defending her. But that’s court assigned and I understand the lawyer cannot knowingly lie in defense. If anyone is paying attention to the political trials right now, just a few days of hearings both sides by lawyers, former prosecutors and DAs, even former judges, we’ve heard all about the can and cannot do’s in many phases of the legal system. Best things? We’ve been explained, “this is how things really work/actually happen in courts as opposed to the fiction we see in most legal and court shows.
We see and hear parts of many stories that involve legal issues/ laws from different countries where civil laws are broken as opposed to criminal issues. For instance, inheritance. In a divorce, if one party inherits, the marriage partner’s inherited property isn’t subject to property division nor is money and property acquired before marriage.
Laws like these are often used as plot devices in various types of stories. Writers are free to invent changes to the law if it tells a better story. Ive never heard nor seen an author give a reason for changing or ignoring laws. I understand why most stories are told by people who sound American, but I wish we knew the story’s country of origin. Im trying not to sound nit picky. IMHO, nit picky would be me saying the American OP in the story doesn’t require a passport or visa to travel from California to Hawaii or someone in Florida can’t make a day trip for lunch in Tokyo. (In the past month, I’ve heard both scenarios and the California to Hawaii trip was mentioned several times with passport, of course.)
Oh, those kinds of mistakes are common among teen-written stories.
I remember reading about a boy band having a pool table, as well as bunks for the whole band and their mothers and girlfriends, AND a full kitchen AND a living room with a play station ON ONE TOUR BUS. Oh, and the 15-minute drive from Tampa to Orlando. Or the "Marina" in Orlando.
But my FAVORITE is the virgin woman who had unprotected sex, and woke up the next morning feeling odd, so she took a pregnancy test at about 9 in the morning, and by 10, she was vomiting, and passing out, and having her lover carry her all around, because she was too delicate to walk to the living room. Because that's how pregnancy works, apparently, to a fifteen-year-old fan-girl.
These stories, on the other hand, would be just fine, if they just kept the Asian names and places. Then, people would say, "Ah! Different culture and legal system. Oh, well." And not ask a lot of questions or point out errors (that may not even be errors in the original cultures). Just don't change the names and places. People are smart enough to tell.
Definitely not U.S. law.
In the U.S.A., she'd have a public defender.
Once she's sentenced, there is no bail. Bail is set for between arrest and the trial.
Also, the law applies to family members, as well as strangers. If you steal from someone, be it family member or not, you face the same consequences.
This story is SO OBVIOUSLY Asian. I WISH they would use Asian names.
@@AuntLoopy123 Well, they can't please all the people all the time - it was the people watching that continually asked them to westernise their stories, They did that, yet they still have people moaning about the free entertainment that's being provided!
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The constant hmphing and laughing is getting so _annyoing_. Please stop adding it to the scripts so much! Im this close to just no longer watching, please you dont need to add it ONTO THE END OF EVERY FREAKING SENTENCE!
Such poor word usage. I mean very bad.
Get rid of music
Don’t use ‘right now’, ‘like that’, and ‘like this’. Nobody uses these phrases in normal conversation.
Me who indeed talks like that 🚶🏾♀️🚶🏾♀️
Yes, they do. I do.
How long before London is begging?
Gulping
Gobbling
Humping?