I can imagine her brother running off with her and openly weeping while toddler-Lui is like "Really, it's not that bad" It's nice that he cared though :>
Lui nee gives me a image of having her stuff together and being caring and talented as she is, far more mature than her age shows. It does explain a bit if you tell me that her mother had it in her, children pick up the parents patterns even if you don't teach them. And Lui is a very wholesome combination of what her family is.
Ehm... Im not going to say anything specific, but if Lui wasnt acting "mature" I'd be concerned. Let's just say she is on the high end of the age range for hololive :P
@@Chuito12PR Marine only just recently turned 29 and is roughly upper-middle of the pack when it comes to Hololive girls’ real age. I’m not sure what Lui’s real age is but it wouldn’t surprise me if she’s in her mid-late 30s at least
I love how Lui-nee didn't even deny it xD Lui-nee's mama is such a cool mama. She played golf and quite chill about it... Probably because of the sweets 😆
Same here. Got a nasty gash when I fell while ice skating, then got up and tried to keep skating until someone stopped me and took me to the medical center. I had no idea anything was wrong!
It's actually so sweet how her brother cried for her because he was worried about her sister and I also love how her mom handled that lmao, so carefree
I can imagine the conversation in the neighbourhood: - You hurt WHOSE daughter?? Please tell me at least that you didn't do anything to her dog or her car! Now grab those candies and let's apologize
It's adorable that she calls her older brother "Nii-nii". It's possible she was saying like she would have said it as a toddler, but she was simply referencing it without using her toddler voice, so I'd like to think she still calls him "Nii-nii" in private.
Well, I mean... it would have been one thing if he'd thrown a rock directly at her, but he threw it and it hit a round object. Getting the angle of incidence just right to do it on purpose with that in mind would be more skill than I suspect a child would have.
Same, rode a metal swing at a playground once at 2nd grade... jumped off while it was still swinging... The thing hit me at the back of my head.. Just thought it hurt a little then noticed something warm running down at the back of my neck and thought it was just sweat.. touched it and found out it was actually blood dripping down my head.. Ran to my mother then they rushed me to the nearest hospital.. The knitted hat my auntie used to stop my bleeding that time got slightly soaked in blood.. there was like, only 30% of it's surface area not stained in blood.. lmao
These metal swings... I got hit by one when I was 3. Somehow I didn't notice my sister swinging and walked right into it. I don't remember much of it though, but I still have a scar on my forehead lol.
Lui's family is incredibly sweet. Lui-nii crying while carrying Lui on his back, Lui-papa rushing to the hospital, Lui-nii's friend for apologizing, Lui-mama for forgiving Lui-nii's friend, that nurse for calling Lui-papa. Just happy it wasn't serious.
Dayum that happened to me but i was the one who threw the stone and hit a girl by the forehead she cried so much and i rush her to her parents house yk cuz i was a kid idk where the hospital whoever that girl is i am so sorry about what happened wish we'll meet again one day :D
The Hammerheaded Birb, same I banged my forehead on the edge of a stone and thought I just hit my head, but my grandfather saw my head bleeding and I just looked at the mirror and said " Oh shit it's bleeding" like. F*ck I don't feel a single sh*t!
Sometimes we use alcohol as both sanitizer and the local anesthesia, since we may not know if the patient is allergic to other anesthesia or what. I once got my lower limbs injured by being hurt by a motorcycle which accidentally tip over while not correctly parked. I rushed home with that motorcycle, self sanitized and anesthesia with the alcohol, and self sutured myself with the suture kits I took from hospital just for my suture practicing. It was a really weird feeling to suture myself, especially when i can see my tibia bone through the wound. I did use antibiotics I kept at home to prevent infection by the way, and I didn’t tied the suture too tight so that the air will help killing the possible anaerobic bacterias. It left a scar on my right lower limb, but it was a fun memory.
Further proof that Lui was an anime character even before joining Hololive. Also, I love the collar on that costume, the little pendant-like thing there is just really neat.
Lol this reminds me of one time I was doing the trust fall with my older brother in some mall. He didn't catch me, and I fell right on some broken tile. I was dazed and didn't cry, and he hid me from our parents. Luckily I didn't bleed too much and it healed by itself over time, I did stain my pillows and he did get in trouble lol. It probably needed stitches for better scarring, but oh well
Yes and no... it depends where on the head you get hit - less pain receptors in certain areas. I had to get stitches when I got a bad cut on the back of my head from hitting the corner of a bookcase when I was in junior high, and overall, there wasn't all that much pain - a little bit, but not a lot.
The cut must have hit fewer pain receptors. I had one of those profusely bleeding wounds with little pain like I was bitten by a mosquito. Though the gushing blood makes it obvious that it's serious, damn do I look bewildered and somewhat amazed how it felt like almost nothing.
I once had a 7cm long wound under my chin from impacting asphalt, the thing barely hurt, but bled like crazy. And no, it was not because of adrenaline. The wound never really hurt, the only thing that did was when they removed the stitches because a novice did it.
I went to a boarding school half of us kids had families the other half were orphans. Okay so we were playing baseball in class room with those little handheld chalk boards. I was hitting I pulled back and hit the girl I had a crush on in the face by accident. She had no parents, or money or anything. And she had this huge gash across her face. I always felt bad about that, and often wonder about her
Getting stitches without anesthesia really doesn't hurt that much. I had a similar experience with the side of my jaw. My nerves were still in a bit of shock, so I almost couldn't even feel the needle
I also have my own experience getting stitches on my head and yea it did not hurt at all i was just there laying down while the doctors stitched up my wound while was there just watching some tv since there was one inside the room
This happened to me once grade school, I can relate to her when she says she doesn't feel anything. It didn't hurt, yet you're gonna bleed like you've been cut by a knife
"...and after it bounced off her head, she started babbling about how she was an anime hawk on the internet and her friends were a princess and a devil and a pirate that doesn't have a ship and is horny all the time. I rushed her to the hospital as quickly as I could"
for bleeding in the head..they usually did not use anaesthesia because it need to be sewn fast.. and it will be pretty hurt to stab anaesthesia needle..so the just sawn it. my sister once get her head bleeding because of bicycle accident years ago
As the sun fall into the horizon, blood sprawls in the air like spring. Everywhere she goes, she brings about destruction. She's now married to house Takane. She is the former Queen of the Crimson Sky.
The only time an injury has hurt me enough to bring me to tears has been in my adulthood. I don't know if adrenaline is just more effective in children or something.
I can relate to her, my mother was the same when my younger brother got hit by our neighbor's son bicycle, it was an accident, my brother was 6 back then, it left a scar on my brother's face, 14 years later and the scar is still as clear as it was back then.
Yeah, experienced something like that many times. 2 times fell of bicycle. 1 time my knee tore open and was bleeding like a waterfall. Didn't realise and straight enter my home. Mom was so shocked to see the floor painted red with my blood. Adrenaline really is the best drug.
In like, the first grade, I once started bleeding from my forehead after flinging myself off a playground swing. It really didn't hurt at all and I thought I had developed immunity to pain or some shit. It wasn't that bad and I just had to clean it up in the sink but I still felt like a badass lol
Wow that's really interesting, who'd have thought golf of all things were popular in JP in the 80s/90s? And the mom instead on top of that, cool things to learn as a zoomer. Also wonder what field you'd have to be in to be self employed at home when internet hasn't really taken off yet
Dunno if you're being sarcastic or not about the golf thing being popular in Japan, but places where you can go to practice your swing in both golf and baseball are _everywhere_ in Japan - especially the metropolitan areas. It's not that it was popular in the 80s/90s, it's been popular since its induction into their culture which persists to the present. Think of it like karaoke but for physical stress relief.
mm, definitely not being sarcastic, only did some cursory searches afterwards that said it's on the decline, could be wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Just curious, everyone knows Japan loves baseball but this is the first time I've ever heard about golf being popular in there. Huh, turns out there's a couple anime from the 80s & 90s too
@@WingSlaze There are literal buildings wherein each floor is a different golf, uh, "swing zone". Same with baseball. The 80s and 90s were the heyday, though. Just like with American malls.
A lot of home based businesses were viable even before the internet. Could be anything from legal services to baking to repair work to art. Obviously the internet is now intrinsically linked to home based businesses, but folk could definitely make it work back in the day. A family friend of mine has been working as a lawyer from her home for like the past 30 years now, and even now primarily networks through word of mouth rather than the internet
haha... dunno if I would call those indoor spots golf/baseball. Seems just like swing/pitch practice simulator to me @solicitor Right, legal services. Guess you're right tho, 'house' is pretty vague, even a family-run restaurant with a house attached to is self-employment. Just the combination of those 2, with the SO playing during a weekday threw me off. Plus golf traditionally has an upper class connotation lol.
I used to get a head wound about like every 2 years before I turned 10 and Jesus Christ it was not fun because when I bleed everywhere it doesn’t really hurt but the times when they don’t use anesthesia when they stitched my head wound from falling down the stairs it was so damn painful
That is why when growing up, she wanted to be a pro golfer. She also said on a Doroken Minecraft collab that her family owns a sushi place (not the conveyor belt ones but the real deal) and that is why her dad works at home.
Amazingly severe injuries do tend to be less painful than minor ones at least at first. Read about it a while ago but it has something to do with the way the body responds to injury. Minor injuries aren't a priority because they usually aren't deep or dangerous enough to trigger a response like Hemostatis so you feel the full effects of the damage.
i know how that felt, i got a pretty same injury when i was 10 YO from falling of a table and hitting my forehead first on the ground resulting a 4cm wound on my forehead, it was confusing at first but then i see blood dripping from my forehead rapidly yet i almost didn't fell any pain, but cause i see a lot of blood i got panicked and the blood wont stop flowing, the interesting part is that when i touch the outer wound part its just feel numb as if there is nothing there but fkin hurt when i accidently touch the inside part and yeah i don't get an anesthesia cause it was the emergency room, yet there is little to no pain during the operation. so yeah she is lucky she didn't realize what just happened then, not like me who see my blood and panicked, resulting in a lot of blood loss
When she's reading the message in chat asking if her mother was a delinquent, the exact term used was "yan", short for "yankee". That's used as a term for a delinquent, which is kind of Japan's catch-all for anyone who doesn't try to fit in, and has the connotation of someone casual about violence.
It's a subculture of Delinquent students in Japan ( it was explosively popular in the olden days ) . Like the main cast of some popular shows like Great Teacher Onizuka, Yu Yu Hakusho , Bleach , Jojo, etc. They stereotypically have dyed hair , rough/arrogant attitude and menacing aura that you want avoid being in close contact.
I get that feeling. I hit the back of my head hard on a brick and I didn't feel a thing. Touched the back and saw blood(lots of blood). I remember that I cried when I saw the blood but I didn't feel I think. Went home to sleep while crying. While sleeping my maid saw the injury and rushed me to the hospital.
@@joeb8935 Okay if that is the case. In Japan, the word is colloquially used to describe delinquents. A slang. As for its origin, probably because of the stereotypical behaviour in movies
so you translate the chat's question as delinquent but put "yankee" in the title? you do realize those aren't anywhere near related to each other right?
What are you talking about? Delinquent isn't too far off from what a Japanese Yankee is. If anything delinquent is a better translation for those who don't know about Japanese subcultures.
@@RelaxRelapse720Definitely a better translation. To me (and the vast majority of people I imagine) Yankee means American, so I was really confused why her mom being American would have to do anything with this story.
I got hit in the eye when I was really young and I have had poor eyesight in that eye for a long time. Long distance, short distance, it's all blurry. If any of you guys have a left eye you're trying to get rid of, I'll take it
@@kurthutchison1779 It does.. You're probably thinking American Yankee, but the translator means Japanese Yankee or "ヤンキー" which is a little more nuanced, but generally could be translated as a delinquent.
Everyone talking about stuff, but mineself here: 'Sasuga Onii-chan...' 😭😭😭 Being an onii-chan myself, it just hits dear home. Don't f&€@%+ dare touch sis, I daresay I'm familiarized with chainsaw utilities.
My mom would hit the place where I got injured with a stainless steel clothes hanger, open wound and all and rub some salt to teach me not to get those injuries again. Would've been nice to be brought to the hospital instead.
I never understood golf popularity among the common Japanese. Businessman always watched that all over the world. That is not strange. It's when the common folks watch it that it become strange. The Japanese watch it like a freaking baseball game.
@@kurthutchison1779 I mean it's a video about a Japanese person living in Japan. I don't think they need to specify when all the context clues are there.
This is my experience as well. Maybe her dad was a rich kid and her mom was a yankee, and in true romcom fashion, they got together after conquering many challenges
It is not a rich person thing. Both sides of my family's uncles almost all play it, and while they're comfortable they're not rich by any means. Probably middle class, some even lower middle class.
@@chrisjohnson3628 In a third world country like mine, only politicians, celebrities, doctors and lawyers play golf. Or for architects to meet potential clients.
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I can't help but imagine LuiLui telling this story but in Mochimiko's animated style
Kami-sama, please hear our prayer.🙏
Puffy checks everywere.
Seequentoss
Mochimiko-san! If you're reading this, please! I beg thee!
@@Khantlerpartesar you beg the.
Edit: thee.
I can imagine her brother running off with her and openly weeping while toddler-Lui is like "Really, it's not that bad"
It's nice that he cared though :>
Twas just a scratch
Oh perhaps her brother cried not because Lui got hurt, but because he knows what their mama will do to him once she finds out
@@bunbunzeri1990 what can I say...
The kid's got priorities
@@bunbunzeri1990 could be both lol
Mononofu! It's your time to shine
Lui nee gives me a image of having her stuff together and being caring and talented as she is, far more mature than her age shows. It does explain a bit if you tell me that her mother had it in her, children pick up the parents patterns even if you don't teach them. And Lui is a very wholesome combination of what her family is.
Ehm... Im not going to say anything specific, but if Lui wasnt acting "mature" I'd be concerned. Let's just say she is on the high end of the age range for hololive :P
@@Chuito12PR Marine only just recently turned 29 and is roughly upper-middle of the pack when it comes to Hololive girls’ real age. I’m not sure what Lui’s real age is but it wouldn’t surprise me if she’s in her mid-late 30s at least
She’s more like in late 20’s or early 30’s if you’d ask me. Maturity sometimes doesn’t really comes with how old the person is.
So, is she older than Mio?
I think Luis is so gentle cause she spend time with her dad. Her mom sounds like the strict asian mom type.
I love how Lui-nee didn't even deny it xD
Lui-nee's mama is such a cool mama. She played golf and quite chill about it...
Probably because of the sweets 😆
I had a similar experience as a kid. Head wounds bleed like crazy, but they actually don't hurt that much.
Yeah, and it's amazing how much even a small nick in the face bleeds. I understand that it scares a kid.
Its because of adrenaline.
@@dankpepe2110 It's not, the wound doesn't hurt much even after a good hour, it's not just a short-term thing.
I even got hit on the forehead with a rock and it tear my skin a little and it didn't hurt but I was bathing in blood lol
Same here. Got a nasty gash when I fell while ice skating, then got up and tried to keep skating until someone stopped me and took me to the medical center. I had no idea anything was wrong!
It's actually so sweet how her brother cried for her because he was worried about her sister and I also love how her mom handled that lmao, so carefree
Lui: *hurt and bleeding*
Lui & Lui-mama: "This is fine"
Lui: It didn't even hurt at all!
Also Lui: But I didn't think they wouldn't get angry even when their daughter was so badly hurt!
Head wounds can be really weird. The pain can be very low, even while the bleeding is very high.
Source: my own childhood
So this is like ames "theres this one time"
Us: Ame no!!!
Ame: What?
Us: Sorry, force of habit.
I can picture Ame and Lui comparing scars.
I can imagine the conversation in the neighbourhood:
- You hurt WHOSE daughter?? Please tell me at least that you didn't do anything to her dog or her car! Now grab those candies and let's apologize
I imagine something like this as well hhaha
It's adorable that she calls her older brother "Nii-nii". It's possible she was saying like she would have said it as a toddler, but she was simply referencing it without using her toddler voice, so I'd like to think she still calls him "Nii-nii" in private.
Ah yes, nii-nii. Now where did I hear that before? Hmmm
@@Raphael-gd4ht dude.... I know what you thinking right know....
another chad holobrother to the collection nice
Well, I mean... it would have been one thing if he'd thrown a rock directly at her, but he threw it and it hit a round object. Getting the angle of incidence just right to do it on purpose with that in mind would be more skill than I suspect a child would have.
Did she just call her brother "Nii nii"? 👀👀
oh no
Nii Nii Before: *Remembers Satoko*
Nii Nii Now: *Lenny Face*
@@gerdanbombales what
At first she did, then she used "oni-chan"
Same, rode a metal swing at a playground once at 2nd grade... jumped off while it was still swinging...
The thing hit me at the back of my head..
Just thought it hurt a little then noticed something warm running down at the back of my neck and thought it was just sweat.. touched it and found out it was actually blood dripping down my head..
Ran to my mother then they rushed me to the nearest hospital..
The knitted hat my auntie used to stop my bleeding that time got slightly soaked in blood.. there was like, only 30% of it's surface area not stained in blood.. lmao
These metal swings... I got hit by one when I was 3. Somehow I didn't notice my sister swinging and walked right into it. I don't remember much of it though, but I still have a scar on my forehead lol.
LuiLui: "They threw a rock and it hit my face. "
Lil brother: "And thus was the founding days of the Takane Manji Gang"
Could Lui have possibly been one of Botan's neighbors in virtual Gang Town?
Lui's family is incredibly sweet. Lui-nii crying while carrying Lui on his back, Lui-papa rushing to the hospital, Lui-nii's friend for apologizing, Lui-mama for forgiving Lui-nii's friend, that nurse for calling Lui-papa. Just happy it wasn't serious.
another holomem with a brother
And head injury..
And she loves her brother too
Dayum that happened to me but i was the one who threw the stone and hit a girl by the forehead she cried so much and i rush her to her parents house yk cuz i was a kid idk where the hospital whoever that girl is i am so sorry about what happened wish we'll meet again one day :D
Lui nee gives of a same vibes as ame when it comes to injury
I'm more surprised that she calls her childhood days the days when she was LoliLui
The Hammerheaded Birb, same I banged my forehead on the edge of a stone and thought I just hit my head, but my grandfather saw my head bleeding and I just looked at the mirror and said " Oh shit it's bleeding" like. F*ck I don't feel a single sh*t!
She uses "maman" and "papan", that's pretty interesting. I didn't catch that at first.
Another Wholesome big bro added to list.
I wasn't ready for that amount of wholesomeness 😭♥️ Her brother is a role model
"My dad is self employed and works from home"
Maybe he's secretly a vTuber.
Sometimes we use alcohol as both sanitizer and the local anesthesia, since we may not know if the patient is allergic to other anesthesia or what.
I once got my lower limbs injured by being hurt by a motorcycle which accidentally tip over while not correctly parked.
I rushed home with that motorcycle, self sanitized and anesthesia with the alcohol, and self sutured myself with the suture kits I took from hospital just for my suture practicing.
It was a really weird feeling to suture myself, especially when i can see my tibia bone through the wound.
I did use antibiotics I kept at home to prevent infection by the way, and I didn’t tied the suture too tight so that the air will help killing the possible anaerobic bacterias.
It left a scar on my right lower limb, but it was a fun memory.
The way LuiLui addresses her Brother is so cute
Further proof that Lui was an anime character even before joining Hololive.
Also, I love the collar on that costume, the little pendant-like thing there is just really neat.
Lol this reminds me of one time I was doing the trust fall with my older brother in some mall. He didn't catch me, and I fell right on some broken tile. I was dazed and didn't cry, and he hid me from our parents. Luckily I didn't bleed too much and it healed by itself over time, I did stain my pillows and he did get in trouble lol. It probably needed stitches for better scarring, but oh well
OMG 🤣 I literally thought Her mom was a New Yorker when i read the title
Yankee is an adopted term in Japan which they use for...well...pretty much delinquents. Isn't used in association with America at all.
Head and hand wounds bleed like crazy but don't hurt that bad. Unless its the nose or fingers..
Chad mom confirmed
with no brim?
yeah mom was just playing golf.
Ngl i once got hit by car while riding a bicycle my leg broke but didnt feel any pain probably from adrenaline rush
"Was your mom a delinquent?"
"Well, I couldn't really say..."
"That's not a 'No...'"
If you need stitches, that's a bigger than a gash. Lui was likely in shock.
Yes and no... it depends where on the head you get hit - less pain receptors in certain areas. I had to get stitches when I got a bad cut on the back of my head from hitting the corner of a bookcase when I was in junior high, and overall, there wasn't all that much pain - a little bit, but not a lot.
The cut must have hit fewer pain receptors. I had one of those profusely bleeding wounds with little pain like I was bitten by a mosquito.
Though the gushing blood makes it obvious that it's serious, damn do I look bewildered and somewhat amazed how it felt like almost nothing.
I once had a 7cm long wound under my chin from impacting asphalt, the thing barely hurt, but bled like crazy. And no, it was not because of adrenaline. The wound never really hurt, the only thing that did was when they removed the stitches because a novice did it.
I was like, "ah so her mom is from New York or at least America"
*Swing and a miss*
If it was a shoujo manga, they're gonna get married in the end
Lui is Bakarina?
Guess that boy wasn't fit to be an anime protagonist
@@Gaehhn More like Bakane Lui
@@Ted_Kenzoku Nah, he's an anime protagonist alright. This kind of idol x plain guy setting is not uncommon.
I went to a boarding school half of us kids had families the other half were orphans. Okay so we were playing baseball in class room with those little handheld chalk boards. I was hitting I pulled back and hit the girl I had a crush on in the face by accident. She had no parents, or money or anything. And she had this huge gash across her face. I always felt bad about that, and often wonder about her
Getting stitches without anesthesia really doesn't hurt that much. I had a similar experience with the side of my jaw. My nerves were still in a bit of shock, so I almost couldn't even feel the needle
I also have my own experience getting stitches on my head and yea it did not hurt at all i was just there laying down while the doctors stitched up my wound while was there just watching some tv since there was one inside the room
This happened to me once grade school, I can relate to her when she says she doesn't feel anything.
It didn't hurt, yet you're gonna bleed like you've been cut by a knife
Aw so freaking cute I love her sm Omg
"...and after it bounced off her head, she started babbling about how she was an anime hawk on the internet and her friends were a princess and a devil and a pirate that doesn't have a ship and is horny all the time. I rushed her to the hospital as quickly as I could"
omg what a cool brother
A gang member's daughter....wai does the story sounded so familiar....ah ollie.....
Seriously Chad Brother
for bleeding in the head..they usually did not use anaesthesia because it need to be sewn fast.. and it will be pretty hurt to stab anaesthesia needle..so the just sawn it. my sister once get her head bleeding because of bicycle accident years ago
Now thats some lore right there
As the sun fall into the horizon, blood sprawls in the air like spring. Everywhere she goes, she brings about destruction. She's now married to house Takane. She is the former Queen of the Crimson Sky.
The only time an injury has hurt me enough to bring me to tears has been in my adulthood. I don't know if adrenaline is just more effective in children or something.
I can relate to her, my mother was the same when my younger brother got hit by our neighbor's son bicycle, it was an accident, my brother was 6 back then, it left a scar on my brother's face, 14 years later and the scar is still as clear as it was back then.
Yeah, experienced something like that many times. 2 times fell of bicycle. 1 time my knee tore open and was bleeding like a waterfall. Didn't realise and straight enter my home. Mom was so shocked to see the floor painted red with my blood. Adrenaline really is the best drug.
That's as good as admitting her Mama was a Yankee lol
In like, the first grade, I once started bleeding from my forehead after flinging myself off a playground swing. It really didn't hurt at all and I thought I had developed immunity to pain or some shit. It wasn't that bad and I just had to clean it up in the sink but I still felt like a badass lol
Wow that's really interesting, who'd have thought golf of all things were popular in JP in the 80s/90s? And the mom instead on top of that, cool things to learn as a zoomer. Also wonder what field you'd have to be in to be self employed at home when internet hasn't really taken off yet
Dunno if you're being sarcastic or not about the golf thing being popular in Japan, but places where you can go to practice your swing in both golf and baseball are _everywhere_ in Japan - especially the metropolitan areas.
It's not that it was popular in the 80s/90s, it's been popular since its induction into their culture which persists to the present. Think of it like karaoke but for physical stress relief.
mm, definitely not being sarcastic, only did some cursory searches afterwards that said it's on the decline, could be wrong ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. Just curious, everyone knows Japan loves baseball but this is the first time I've ever heard about golf being popular in there.
Huh, turns out there's a couple anime from the 80s & 90s too
@@WingSlaze There are literal buildings wherein each floor is a different golf, uh, "swing zone". Same with baseball.
The 80s and 90s were the heyday, though. Just like with American malls.
A lot of home based businesses were viable even before the internet. Could be anything from legal services to baking to repair work to art. Obviously the internet is now intrinsically linked to home based businesses, but folk could definitely make it work back in the day. A family friend of mine has been working as a lawyer from her home for like the past 30 years now, and even now primarily networks through word of mouth rather than the internet
haha... dunno if I would call those indoor spots golf/baseball. Seems just like swing/pitch practice simulator to me
@solicitor Right, legal services. Guess you're right tho, 'house' is pretty vague, even a family-run restaurant with a house attached to is self-employment. Just the combination of those 2, with the SO playing during a weekday threw me off. Plus golf traditionally has an upper class connotation lol.
all the story with her brother is so relatable tho jkwkskss
I used to get a head wound about like every 2 years before I turned 10 and Jesus Christ it was not fun because when I bleed everywhere it doesn’t really hurt but the times when they don’t use anesthesia when they stitched my head wound from falling down the stairs it was so damn painful
The only places I can think of with Japan and Golf is Sotenbori and Okinawa
Lui’s mama debut when?
Lui spoiled by her family then she grew up spoiled her baby comander yamada chan
Lui mama play golf?! They.must be rich then.
That is why when growing up, she wanted to be a pro golfer. She also said on a Doroken Minecraft collab that her family owns a sushi place (not the conveyor belt ones but the real deal) and that is why her dad works at home.
cute lui-nee. cool lui-nee mom.
I had the same experience, but I bumped my head so hard I did not even know I was bleeding because of sweat and my shirt was red lmao
Amazingly severe injuries do tend to be less painful than minor ones at least at first.
Read about it a while ago but it has something to do with the way the body responds to injury.
Minor injuries aren't a priority because they usually aren't deep or dangerous enough to trigger a response like Hemostatis so you feel the full effects of the damage.
heard that yankee reminds me towa and marine "yankee janai.."
i know how that felt, i got a pretty same injury when i was 10 YO from falling of a table and hitting my forehead first on the ground resulting a 4cm wound on my forehead, it was confusing at first but then i see blood dripping from my forehead rapidly yet i almost didn't fell any pain, but cause i see a lot of blood i got panicked and the blood wont stop flowing, the interesting part is that when i touch the outer wound part its just feel numb as if there is nothing there but fkin hurt when i accidently touch the inside part and yeah i don't get an anesthesia cause it was the emergency room, yet there is little to no pain during the operation.
so yeah she is lucky she didn't realize what just happened then, not like me who see my blood and panicked, resulting in a lot of blood loss
Reason 507 to finish the time machine ...
a Yankee? When does anyone mention that lol
When she's reading the message in chat asking if her mother was a delinquent, the exact term used was "yan", short for "yankee".
That's used as a term for a delinquent, which is kind of Japan's catch-all for anyone who doesn't try to fit in, and has the connotation of someone casual about violence.
It's a subculture of Delinquent students in Japan ( it was explosively popular in the olden days ) . Like the main cast of some popular shows like Great Teacher Onizuka, Yu Yu Hakusho , Bleach , Jojo, etc. They stereotypically have dyed hair , rough/arrogant attitude and menacing aura that you want avoid being in close contact.
I wonder if Lui ever get flicked in the forehead before.
Lui-nee's family are Yakuza, confirmed!
I get that feeling.
I hit the back of my head hard on a brick and I didn't feel a thing. Touched the back and saw blood(lots of blood).
I remember that I cried when I saw the blood but I didn't feel I think. Went home to sleep while crying.
While sleeping my maid saw the injury and rushed me to the hospital.
the boy parent turn pale because of lui mom
Last I checked a Yankee meant some one from the US?
Check again. A word doesn’t have a singular definition especially in different context
@@comradeofthebalance3147 you are right that words dont have singular meanings, but every meaning i can find for yankee relates to america
@@joeb8935 Okay if that is the case. In Japan, the word is colloquially used to describe delinquents. A slang. As for its origin, probably because of the stereotypical behaviour in movies
It does. More specifically, the American Northeast, but most foreigners use it as a catch-all for Americans in general
2:48 man Im jealous
so you translate the chat's question as delinquent but put "yankee" in the title? you do realize those aren't anywhere near related to each other right?
What are you talking about? Delinquent isn't too far off from what a Japanese Yankee is. If anything delinquent is a better translation for those who don't know about Japanese subcultures.
@@RelaxRelapse720Definitely a better translation. To me (and the vast majority of people I imagine) Yankee means American, so I was really confused why her mom being American would have to do anything with this story.
Moto yanmama ka ?! haa.
I got hit in the eye when I was really young and I have had poor eyesight in that eye for a long time. Long distance, short distance, it's all blurry. If any of you guys have a left eye you're trying to get rid of, I'll take it
I thought it was spelled yanki? At first i read this and it took me a minute to remember the new york Yankees are a mens team not women's lol
Yankee means Delinquent? Also, thanks for the upload and thanks for the story Lui!
It doesn't
@@kurthutchison1779 It does.. You're probably thinking American Yankee, but the translator means Japanese Yankee or "ヤンキー" which is a little more nuanced, but generally could be translated as a delinquent.
Oh the other yankee
I got smack in the middle of the head by 60 kg metal when i was still 6, bleed blood everywhere but i dont feel pain. I got 7 stitch from that.
Everyone talking about stuff, but mineself here:
'Sasuga Onii-chan...' 😭😭😭
Being an onii-chan myself, it just hits dear home.
Don't f&€@%+ dare touch sis, I daresay I'm familiarized with chainsaw utilities.
more holomafia?
I pray Lui-kun and family away from any bad "in-laws" for Lui and her brother 🙏🤗💪 her family are contain of yasashi people 😤
So, she no longer loves her brother
...wait is Yankee another term for delinquent? I kinda just associate it with being from the US
My mom would hit the place where I got injured with a stainless steel clothes hanger, open wound and all and rub some salt to teach me not to get those injuries again. Would've been nice to be brought to the hospital instead.
her mom played golf. so is it safe to say they were rich?
I never understood golf popularity among the common Japanese. Businessman always watched that all over the world. That is not strange. It's when the common folks watch it that it become strange. The Japanese watch it like a freaking baseball game.
Btw, it's her older brother I think cause she said "onii- chan"
She mentions her mom near the end
yankee lui
Are those glasses inherited from her mom?
Yankee? Nothing in this story suggest that at all.
She never said her mom's from New York.
Foreigners often use the word to refer to all Americans, but your point still stands
@@kurthutchison1779 The translator means Japanese Yankee not American Yankee which are two completely different things.
@@RelaxRelapse720 then the translator should have specified that instead of using a term that means something completely different in English
@@kurthutchison1779 I mean it's a video about a Japanese person living in Japan. I don't think they need to specify when all the context clues are there.
did her mom playing baseball too?
The BGM is really nice anybody knows the sauce ?
Isn't golf a rich people thing? I've never known anyone who plays golf.
This is my experience as well. Maybe her dad was a rich kid and her mom was a yankee, and in true romcom fashion, they got together after conquering many challenges
It is not a rich person thing. Both sides of my family's uncles almost all play it, and while they're comfortable they're not rich by any means. Probably middle class, some even lower middle class.
@@powerbonger sounds like the plot for Nisekoi with the roles inverted
Maybe for first world country golf can be enjoy for everyone but for other developing countries it sure does rich people sport
@@chrisjohnson3628 In a third world country like mine, only politicians, celebrities, doctors and lawyers play golf. Or for architects to meet potential clients.