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Lately, your videos were talking about culture and differences between Malaysia & other countries. Seems like there are a lot of curiosity. My suggestion for the next video content, bring a few of your malaysian friends together, and make a Q&A session with them. It is better if you have a different race of friends. Ask them about Malaysia. Hope you are able to be Malaysian too..😊
Bring a few of their Malaysian friends? Please dont...Jimmy couldnt compete with Malaysians HP (kkkk)...He will fall sick the next day..( kkkk...just watch their previous video about Malaysian HP...kkkk)
@@norasimahrahman2912 just a simple q&a talk shouldn't affecting their HP..supposely, and don't feed them too much foods. Simple nasi lemak should be enough.😁😁
Haha. But really. Nice to have both Japanese and Malaysian perspective
always remember why you come and stay in Malaysia...it is to understand the manners, culture and atmosphere with the Malaysian people...take your time and don't rush in doing something, stop putting pressure on yourself because it doesn't bring any good to you yourself....be happy with something even if it's just a small thing😊😊😊
Malaysians do not like the heat because most of them have to enter their workplaces or return from rest hour back to their workplaces with sweat. Ichang and Jimmy do not have to care about sweating, that is why you are 'resilient' to heat. It is about practicality. Malaysians are also resilient to heat, but the more they are under the heat, then they will get darker complexion (especially for Malays). Just go to rice producing states like Kedah and Perlis and see the rice farmers there as well as the fishermen. I do not think Ichang and Jimmy have a lot of experience with the Malaysia that they assume to know. You must continue your travels, not only for food, but to experience lifestyles such as homestays in the kampung, toil in the heat of the paddy fields, follow fishermen to their daily catches, experience trekking in Taman Negara, meet with more Malaysians in their homes and talk with them about the things you have assumed since your burnout. So far you have been accustomed to living with urban, metropolitan Malaysians in KL. However, their mall culture is not representative of other Malaysians. The more you travel and being not in your comfort zone, the better. Now you are enjoying your comfort zone by eating donuts or whatever you like in malls. Challenge yourselves as a couple and be more adventurous.
Actually kan iChang, it's not that Malaysians aren't fussy about food.
Most of the people who live in KL don't originally come from KL. Most of us migrated here from elsewhere. So when we eat at a shopping mall for instance, our expectations is for mall-level mall.
If we were to eat, say mee rebus, in KL, we won't have the same expectations as we would have for the ones we have in our hometown. That's probably why you think Malaysians aren't fussy, you only met KL people lol 😂
Bcoz before eat already know the 'mall taste' 😂
I agree. I usually don’t eat keropok lekor sold in KL because I have my standard and expectation based on the original from my hometown. So, to avoid dissapointment, I usually don’t buy the ones sold in KL (or other states except my hometown😂🤭) Maaf.
Kan best macam ni,, kami pun dapat tau perasaan, fikiran pelancung tentang masyarakat Malaysia,, 👍👍
There’s quite a number of theme park in Malaysia. If you ask Malaysians, most would probably say the same name. Genting SkyWorlds Theme Park (Indoor and Outdoor), Sunway Lagoon, Berjaya Time Square (Indoor) and Legoland.
But there’s also ESCAPE Penang/Petaling Jaya , District 21 (IOI mall Putrajaya) for adventure. And personally I think there’s more Water Theme Park in Malaysia rather than adventure park. Malaysians love Water Theme Park to wash away the heat 😂.
My best waterpark list are Sunway Lagoon (KL), A’Famosa Water Theme Park (Melaka), Lost World of Tambun (Perak), Desaru Coast Water Park / Legoland (Johor), Splash Mania (Selangor), i-City Water Park (Selangor), Splash Out (Langkawi) and many more. From big to small size, there’s too many water park here. 😂 and lots of it combine with other activities too like adventure park, mini zoo or camping. Maybe you guys can try it once.
There's the newly opened Gamuda Cove. I passed it on the highway on the way to KLIA. Saw a big pirate ship from far 😂
@@ISMSKLyes that one Splash Mania. Very newly open. Too many water theme park here 😂
I’m just honestly happy that you are living in Malaysia just like how you would like it to be. There is no wrong or right way living as a Malaysian. Really happy to hear your perspectives as well. It doesn’t always have to be “Malaysians are great” or “Malaysia is terrific”, AND ITS OKAY! We know that your comments come from a good place 🫶🏻
Every weekend I go Malaysia mall for 60mins foot reflexology + 30 shoulder & back massage.. Recharge me for the work week ahead… it’s relaxing like Onsen …U guys should try it too as a weekly activity
Hahaha, we're not immune to mosquitos!! We hate them too!! but using lemongrass and mosquito repellent sprays help alot :D
Also, i think the reason why there's more donuts than kuehs in mall is cause donuts last longer once you prepare it cause of all the sugar thats coating it. Whereas kuehs mostly use alot of ingredients that will go bad quicker like santan. Plus point.. i think donuts are easier to make than kuehs especially when you need just one base donut and you can pipe a bunch of different filling or put various topping.. compared to kueh where it's all different and takes alot of effort to make >
I hope Malaysia can maintain its status of being modern and caring for the environment,we need more development to create jobs, but we need to care for the jungles and forests,seas,rivers, and our skies.
Too What point though??? There comes to a point that Malaysias Development will be stuck or it will intrude into Green Spaces! I mean They can Develop the Island part of Malaysia and Hopefully Move their Capital there! Along with Indonesia!
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It is good for the government to create job for nature-sustainable scope and also educate people to care and respect nature like our ancestors did...
Hello Jimmy/I Chang.
Actually your conversation about Malaysian from Japanese perspective is funny actually. I was having a good laugh listening to both of you😂😂😂😂😂
I love this "sesi ngopi" (coffee-ing session) video concept! and thank you guys for sharing your thoughts on this country and her people. I think I speak for most Malaysians when I say we appreciate honesty about our country.
Jimmy & iChang should try go to Genting and stay 1 or 2 nights at the hotel there. There are indoor & outdoor theme park, casino and also sometime there is concert held in Genting. As for the outdoor theme park, you get to see people having fun while wearing raincoat if it is raining. 😂
Genting is always a good idea. Kalau buntu takda idea pergi mana, ke GENTING LAH KITA!
Tbh, we are not that sensitive to heat. It's more like we prefer air-conditioning more. At least, that's how it is for me.
If I don't have air-conditioning, I can live just fine. Just give me a fan.
But if there are option for air-condition, that's what I will choose.
Especially for Muslim women who need to cover themselves. It can be very hot and sweaty under the sun. It can be very2 uncomfortable.
So, being in air-condition help me to solve that problem.
Going to Mall does become a weekend activity for families because it's tend to be near and don't need much preparation.
We do love to travel but it takes too much time to prepare for the travel. Malaysian people rarely travel lightly so it take too long to prepare
Especially for big families. My sister has 5 children and trying to travel far with 5 children take too much time and effort. Not to mention, quite costly.
So, on weekend, I go with her and her children to jalan2 and eat in the shopping mall. Children won't get too fussy since they did not feel hot and sweaty.
If we do get long weekend, then we might plan for travelling out of states and so on.
Fact about Malaysia's Heavy Rain :
Malaysia's soil actually not as fertile as our neighbour countries (example Thailand) because of Heavy Rain. Heavy rain causing 'bleaching' to our soil and make it too acidic.
About traditional house:
Wooden traditional house also has huge risk, in term of termite (anai-anai). Lots of old houses fell to ruin because of termites.
Hi Ichang and Jimmy. Thank you for sharing your "ngeteh" moments. I loved to hear both of your observations and perceptions about Malaysia. IMHO, I am a local and staying in Malaysia; both of you remind me what my country Malaysia has to offer to my life. 😊
Yup! Malaysians do love reading book. We have International Book Fair every year in KL. Malaysians keep on buying books though they haven't read the ones they previously bought 😂
😂😂😂😂 so true! I will read . But in the end stays on the shelves
I buy books and keep them as collection 😅
ichang & jimmy san, as you guys have been living away from Japan & HK, do you miss anything from there? How do you adjust from living in JPN to HK to Malaysia. What were the challenges, positive/negative aspects? Does being away from your home country makes you appreciate things in life more? It would be nice to hear what you think of these. Thanks for the video, it’s great as always 😊
Yeah we as Malaysian always curious why westerner sun bathing and love sun light so much.
It is because sunlight is like very hot 40° during summer for months and cooler during the rest. The worst in winter if the sun comes out for an hour, you will find the westerners sun bathing already😂
Hey if you love donuts, you should also try Big Apple. They are Malaysia’s own homegrown donut shop. They are as good as the American brands, I kid you not 😊
Iirc they went to Big Apple once on past video
@@TheWormoooIt was JCo
The Big Apple Donuts & Coffee brand was established in Malaysia in 2007 and later acquired in 2017 by Duskin Co.
Hi Jimmy, I Chang, perhaps any doubts, i can suggest you invite some Malaysian friends for few episodes, maybe they can explain to your questions ya. 😊
It is so coincidence that my British Pakistani friend was just commenting 2 days ago about how Malaysians are so afraid of sunlight and heat. Her children are very active in sports like many British students . She is also an international school teacher and she could not understand why sports lessons at her school are usually canceled on “very” hot days when students in Middle East of even much hotter weather are sweating out in sport activities. Lol! She just couldn’t understand Malaysians . And the funny thing is many Malaysians who are afraid of the heat, escape to the cold temperature rooms but are covering themselves with sweaters, fashionable leather clothes and scarves in the malls as though Malaysia is a cold country and dressing up for winter . I was shocked to find out one day that my friend’s kid sleeps with very low temperature yet with ceiling fan roaring on top at high speed and snuggles comfortably in thick comforter. I suspect many Malaysians enjoy snuggling under thick comforter too . All these air conditioners are actually emitting heat outside and raising temperatures in Malaysia that anyone who wants to live with open windows have to bear the heat that pumps out from their neighbors’ aircond. Just so impossible as I found out esp in terrace housing. Most Architects in Malaysia are also not designing house suitable for tropical country but to keep it aesthetic and not practical, more for their pockets and creating houses that need to use air conditioners . 😢 Shame on the developers.
you hit the nail on the head. hotel rooms that provide thick duvets...what?? so much wastage of resources. people dressed in thick clothing in shopping or offices or trains with freezing aircon . so short sighted , exactly like you said hot air pumped out from aircons are contributing to rising temperatures. its so stupid.
30-31°C we already complain 'hot like hell' , can't imagine other country that temperature above 40°C 😅
My personal observation about the current weather is that as a Malaysian, our bodies are able to feel when the temperature is really rising / really hot than usual. So we don't really melt in the sun but we adapt and try to avoid too much heat which is quite dangerous especially nowadays because of global warming. Even since a few months back the Ministry of Health has adviced to wear loose clothing not only for public but school children because of the heat wave.. In fact I saw FaceBook friends in Japan and Korea that they too are also facing hot weather (they are Japanese and Korean).
Correct me if I am wrong - skin colour plays a part when it comes to deflecting sun rays. That's what I learned in science class in high school. White or fairer colours are able to deflect sun rays much better than dark colours. Still having said that the sun rays are no joking matter especially nowadays. We have to be smart about this. So everyone please try to stay in the shades or dress loosely and drink lots of water and bring water wherever you go!
PS - Jimmy, every time I see you videos I always wonder are you 100% Japanese?? lol... I mean you look mixed with Thai or Vietnamese.. iChang definitely looks Japanese :) .. Anyway, great video.. Have FUN!! Konbanwa...
Dark colors actually absorb light more than light colors, not deflect.
Melanin pigments that darken human skin were evolved to dissipate the harmful UV radiation that can damage skin cells.
Love the topic. On the sunlight and heat, well some maybe avoid the sunlight but for some people like me, outdoor person, i can play tennis/football in the afternoon. And also it has been 3 years since i go to the mall 😂
About selling the kueh in the mall, imo i think it is because of the price. Traditional homemade kueh is cheap and if you want to sell in the mall with the high rent, the price will go high. People would prefer to buy it outside ❤
when you mentioned "malaysians melt in the heat" I can't help but laugh because we are exactly like this emoji when we go out under the hot sun 🫠🫠🫠. That's why we love air conditioned places (and set temperatures to 16C hahahhaha)
bcos the electricity tariff (Domestic) in MY is highly subsidised by the govt. Without subsidy or reduced subsidy, lets see how many will DARE TO set the temp to 16C anymore.
Actually if the air-conditioning unit in tip-top condition, set to 24-25°c would be sufficient.
actually air con setting to 16 deg will not bring the temp down to 16 deg. All it does is overworks the compressor and overheat the environment with the toxic gas as well further. It is a vicious cycle.
I don't like reading a book but i love go to a bookstore and spend most of time at the stationery section.. 😂
Hi
I Chang and Jimmy.. I hv been following you since day one of your durian discovery days when your view was 100. From your first video where u are so fascinated with your love for durian, lately your videos to me feel a bit of "burnt out". HP level seems need to have a bit of charging... Since u got your picnic mat from decathlon, can I suggest 2 places for both of u to which is near yet it's secluded enough.... 1. Taman Saujana Hijau,Putrajaya . And 2. Will be, Taman Tasik Cyberjaya. These 2 places,
I can assured you your HP will be recharged. Go on a weekday early morning where its nice and cool and quiet. You will come out transform. I love Japan, have been in love with Japan since 20yrs ago. Been to most part of Japan except the Southern part. So can relate to both of you very well.
Go quietly, don't do video, go absorb nature and get your energy back up again.
Sometimes it's good to just spend time away quietly, u both deserved it. ❤
this is such a funny and relaxing conversation. But I concur. Malaysians do love their AC. 😂 And love to hide from the sunlight 😂
Ichang, waiting you move to Indonesia... We will make you celebrities and make you'll love about it. Lot of subscribers and foods...
As mentioned above, it's a great idea to have a few of your Malaysian friends and subscribers to join in your a Q&A session to deepen your curiosity of Malaysia, a sort of an in-depth discussion/explanation on a certain topic.
BTW, Japanese used AC to cool the room, then switch it off once the room is cooled, probably Japanese homes have many ventilations. Japan has 4 seasons while it's 365 days of summer here.
The air here is very hot and stuffy, it's so uncomfortable, that's the reason ceiling fan is necessary besides AC.
I'm not sure we have onsen that similar like in Japan but we do have hot springs where people come to take bath. I know two hot springs which is one near Kuching, Sarawak and another one at Tawau, Sabah. There's some in West Malaysia too, I think, but I don't know where.
I like this kind of content ❤ keep it up
OMG how can I fall in love watching this talking session 😍
On that Malaysians’ resilience towards heat topic: I notice your observation is mostly based on the people living in the city where air conditioning is available almost everywhere. Come to the rural areas, you will see children play under the hot sun. Houses in rural areas do not have air-cond mostly. The electricity bill is too much for low-income households.
Perhaps you have experienced winter so you appreciate the hot weather. It’s not like we Malaysians can’t tolerate heat, we have to deal with heat all year long, so if there’s any chance of avoiding it, we take it. Plus, recently Malaysians avoid the sun due to the heat wave warning.
Constructions with modern architecture are booming all over the country. Remember Putrajaya? In that one video you can see all the buildings that are considerably modern. The technologies used to fight corrosion & rusts are pretty solid now.
That's a good way of putting it, we're just sick of this heat lol
カジュアルな会話をしている動画をみるのが面白くて凄くいいと思います！
Please do visit another dragonball in Malaysia which is Taman Negara, located at district of Jerantut in the state of Pahang, approx 3hrs from KL. Its said the oldest tropical rainforest in the world. So many activities you can do there, put aside video content, just enjoy the nature.
Ok, many fellow Malaysians here are saying that Malaysians are not sensitive to heat.
Fine I'll accept that. But what I don't understand is why the AC has to be set so damn low wei? Then wear thick clotes or jacket because it's cold. Why laa? I always find malls, offices, transportation and restaurants too damn cold.
Ironically the AC actually contributes to increased heat outside. We really have to rethink how we use AC in this country.
Not all Malaysian are 'weak" to the heat/sun. Some of us loves the sun and love doing activities under the sun but usually we will avoid walking outside when it is hot because we dont want to drench our clothes with the sweat and because of the heat,some people do faint if its too hot. Malaysian with fair skin especially women are also avoiding the sun because they do not want to be tanned because of the sun.Thats the main reason.
We are not weak against the sun, we are scared of it.
The key is about setting the right expectations, generally we don't have high expectations in shopping mall food, as long as they are edible by our kids. We also understand that the one-man or family managed stalls may some times drift the taste due to the minor reason like failure of getting one ingredient on that particular day or the chef lost his smell/taste due to flu. Yet being small businesses, we also don't expect them to hold the pride of Michelin star chefs. But true enough, Malaysians are quite tolerant to mistakes and inconsistencies except criticisms, a double-edged sword.
Just glad to see you guys having small chats and sharing opinions. Probably in your next video, you could talk about your experience in the different cultures and ethnicity/background because its good to hear this kind of honesty about Malaysia, for our own self-reflection. Keep it up guys!👍
Awesome video upload my friend. Thanks for sharing this with us. Take care. Have a great Day.
I love how iChang and Jimmy always analysing in details about everything in Malaysia. It's good to have that mentality.
Malaysian living in Johor here. If you live in Malaysia you should definitely buy Annual Pass to Legoland, it's same price as 1 day ticket. It's RM300 for Malaysian Residents (foreigners with long term visa), RM500 for Foreigners. It has 3 parks, Outdoor Theme Park, Outdoor Waterpark, and Sea Life Aquarium. It's not just tourist there, Malaysians and Singaporeans are there every day, especially weekends. Avoid going on Saturdays, it's crowded. It opens 7 days a week, even on Public Holidays. Sunway Lagoon, Genting and all theme parks in KL do not offer Annual Pass membership, their daily ticket is already RM200.
I’m glad that the government is building more sidewalks and pavements with greenery as part of Malaysia’s sustainable development.
This should continue but another thing is to educate the people on cleanliness and taking care of public property. Most Malaysians take public property for granted and destroy things that aren’t theirs.
Also, you will see rubbish everywhere even though there’s a garbage bin just nearby.
We can't have winter seasons...thats why we love cool atmosphere...and shopping mall is the perfect place for us...
Hahahhaaha.
I agree on topic about Malaysian with sunlight. 😂
Good discussion while having doughnuts and coffee....and the best thing is you are having them in the mall. Not sure if you guys already travelled to Cameron Highland or to Genting Highland...at these highlands, you can see Malaysians wearing jackets🥶🤧
あなたの会話が好きです。 お二人ともとても優しそうですね。😊✌️
Interesting topics, I noticed that you both talked about theme parks and I do now just realised there are allot of indoor recreation and Genting is an indoor theme park. Maybe Malaysians can eat at hot Hawker as the food gives them more HP😂. It’s weird as I realised I used Malaysian slang unintentionally the other day. So maybe Malaysia is always in my heart.. 5 more months and I will be back to enjoy the rain as much as the both of you hehe . I am so glad you both are resilient and will not let a set back stop you both from creating good content sharing the experiences with the greater audience. Thank you so much!
Actually 30-40 years ago, Malaysian houses and buildings are made to take into consideration the hot-humid weather with ventilation walls, bricks which is breathable (as opposed to concrete blocks), low and wide overhangs etc and the use of ceiling fans are common. But I think maybe from the 80s onwards, buildings are designed like in the West, with more glass panels for commercial buildings and no ventilation blocks or passive design so that people have no choice but to use air-conditioning. It's truly a shame.
About authentic NYONYA KUEH, u can visit Penang “Moh Teng Pheow NYONYA KUEH around Chulia Street in Penang Island 😊 👍 In KL NYONYA KUEH are very commercialised 😀 There is a difference between Malay Kueh and NYONYA Kueh 😊
In Malaysia when you go out to eat, exploring new places is exciting. Go in with no expectation. If it’s a bad experience, it’s one and done. If it’s ok lah, you can count yourself lucky. If it’s good, it’s a place you want to comeback. If it’s very good, then it’s a place you would recommend actively to your family and friends. Enjoy food-venture in Malaysia,, everyday is an adventure.
Not true about Malaysians not caring about the taste. If the quality goes down, we usually find a better place and boycott the old place.
Yes we cant stand the heat. And its always amazing to us to see tourists and foreigners walking outside in the heat 😅
Thanks for sharing, great video‼️💯❤
about the heat thing, yeah most of us or if not half of us Malaysians are sensitive to heat or direct sunglight. But there is a reason for that. I myself, (not to boast) can handle heat quite well comparing with my average buddies. When I "researched", then I find out it's the meal that they are eating daily. It's more or less to balance your meal with the daily and current climate. Myself, although I am Penang born, I do not eat nasi kandar every single day and every single meal for the day.
Maybe it's just me and my family, but too much spice for no reason also not good. Our body need time to absorb all the nutrients and also to counter whatever excessive from the meal we eat. Not to mention enough quality sleep also is needed.
There are people in Malaysia that eats nasi kandar every single day for every single meal (breakfast,lunch and dinner) daily and end up getting colon cancer. The portion also contributes to that matter. This is true because this happened to a friend of my arwah (late) father.
Another reason is, most Malaysians nowadays, they maybe sometimes forget, dont know or dont have access to our old ways of eating and living. Back in the old days, yes people do eat spicy food but at a reasonable portions and frequency daily and weekly AND they eat considerable amount of ulam and sayur (salads and vegetable the Malaysian style). Now? everything also you want to pour huge amount of cheese and too little veggies. And yes they tend to do more physical demanding activities.
I love when their conversation starts with donuts and ends with donuts as well😂😂😂.
good video as always, regarding the heat malaysian people especially those who lived in city are used to live with aircondition all the time. in rural areas they rarely used aircond because of the cost and electricity bills is quite high. and malaysian people are also very sensitive about 'sunburn' they want their skin to be whiter because here skin color = beauty
At 3:15 yes my family & I go to malls to "briskwalking". It's good for us, after 3 or 4 floors and walking the whole mall, we just realised that we already "briskwalked" for 7.5 km.
I enjoyed this vlog, it’s funny and true.. Malaysian cute vampires 🧛♀️ loves food
Visit Cameron Highland sometime . It pretty popular tourist destination due to its natural beauty and unique attractions. Also because of it colder temp. than most lowland areas in Malaysia . I love the sweet corns and the strawberry there .
Love this kind of discussion contents. Could also consider inviting Japanese friends in Malaysia to have deeper conversations to establish deeper thoughts and different perspectives. That will be interesting to watch! Keep it up iChang and Jimmy. Your story in Malaysia truly inspires!
We do have high expectations too especially when it involves level of education, health n future life. However, it will always tagging along with hard work n prayers after which, we'll accept it as our 'rezeki'.
You both can analyze well on our 'mysterious' way of life here.😊
Another Theme park in Malaysia is in Genting Highland. 🎉
They have indoor & outdoor theme park… there.
You guys should try & the weather should be suitable for you guys too … about 23 deg C.
That is why we have Theme Park inside the Mall....you can check it out at Berjaya Times Square....
It's good to see you guys just enjoying the moment and talking about Malaysia. Thank you for this 😊👍
Actually I'm akind of Malaysian that can withstand the climate heat in Malaysia the way it is, but quite not comfortable with sweating especially if we are doing activities with other people. Since we do not want the other people to feel uncomfotable or smelly body.
"Malaysians like to read books"... This one really got me! ROFLMFAO!
Jimmy and ichang. both of you need go to the camping...enjoy healing and make some activity like simple dish cooking at campsite.... enjoy drink a coffee with facing the river...malaysia have many nice place and private campsite... its good activity from burn out...moonkiss by the river at semungkis river in hulu langat its a nice campsite..try this and u can make a nice video...
It's the same as what I was thinking. In every k drama I see Koreans always say its very cold outside come inside faster, and even when I was there during winter everyone keep bundled up even in the mall or store, I'm getting hot and took off my winter jacket already but they always stay bundled up eventho they are native there. While for me, I want to feel the coldness on my skin more 😂😂😂
I want see both of you speaking cantonese since you both lived in Hong Kong, cantonese is very common in M'sia too.
iChang and Jimmy can think about writing about a book on what they discover about Malaysia and sell it to share what love about the country. I think this way, it can expose Malaysia (all the Dragonballs) to the rest of the world and encourage them to explore just as what is done in all of iChang's videos.
Ahaa i enjoyed watching this video, such a relaxing concept haha just a santai lepak, chatting and snacking session. I admit i melt away in heat haha i cannot stand it. Morning heat is fine but once it gets to afternoon heat, i cannot stand it anymore. The heat used to be bearable back then but nowadays it's just dangerous to be exposed to sun for a long time. We love air conditioned places 😆 but we do realize that we have too much malls now. On weekends you will see many people like to go to rivers and lakes to have a picnic. Cause these are cooling places too 🤭
I totally agreed with the air-cond. I'm malay but all my colleagues in the office will set 16 degrees while I'm freezing. maybe there are differences between city people and kampung people.
i loved this kind of vlog
You guys are very observant. Hope you enjoy your time here in Malaysia❤
lol the fact that malaysians can't stand the heat is true. i went to seoul during winter and i asked my airbnb host to shut off the heater because it was so warm! lebih baik duduk kat kl je camtu. the host told me to open the window and let the winter air in lmao. that's how we cooled the place down because they had central heating.
About the hot weather sensitivity issue for me because im already use to feel hot weather so when have facility or money (aircond house depend on household income) of course i will try to avoid to be in hot weather..cause we living in HOT, VERY HOT & RAIN country😅😂
And about the food taste issue for me yes like 'it taste bad then thats will be first n last visit at that shop 😅😅😅'
Do you missing your hometown ichang? Look like you miss so much your home at hong kong
Hi Ichang and Jimmy, currently there are Bread Fair at lot10. Pls come and enjoy 😊
I am watching this video while i am having a breakfast..with this concept video, it feels like I've been with you guys..like the camera is me..😂..anyway..love this video..😊
Try some theme park in Malaysia too. But like you said, the weather condition will effect your experience 😅. Some of the theme park, legoland in JB (lego theme + water park), Sunway Lagoon theme park in Selangor, Genting Highland (outdoor & indoor theme park), Lostworld of Tambun in Ipoh (hotspring). Hope you get the chance to try them out.
When you mention Disneyland in SEA well you can take example when SG open Universal Studio park,so the same thing too here in Malaysia 😂
donut bring happiness 🥰.
reasonable price and delicious
love ur sharing thought, about hot wheather.. i think before i'm okay with it but compare to now it much hot,lagi2 when u experiences many indoor activity..n afterthat u move to other places that makes u need to walk under sun brightness,it becomes unusual pula n u just want to enter inside cool places quickly..huhu..so no more sweat n face type-oily coming. :)
i would love to see reviews of places to visit as well like malls, tourist attractions etc
I am an author and Malaysia bookstores are closing one by one too. It is tough since pandemic and the cost of book printing went up like crazy. More self-publish authors are doing e-books now.
books are expensive....😢
I feel for those 'mom n pop' book stores :( Plus having to compete with the large bookstore chains. Just like the sub plot of 'The Shop Around the Corner' and 'You've Got Mail' movies.
@@curiousthought9867because huge hike in paper cost. It is tough. But book purchase can get tax rebate.
Hahahah fun to hear your observations. Many of us actually don't turn the aircons on all day at home. Sometimes, when it is too hot to sleep, we do turn it in our bedrooms. But when there is a gathering or party, I think we are likely to turn it on for our guests' comfort. But it is so true that we don't like the heat, too sweaty! This is why we like to go to Japan hehehehe. That's when we can spend hours walking outside and at the parks.
Fraser's hill , cameron highland and genting
"Malaysians sensitive to heat". I think you met wrong Malaysians 🤭🤭
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MR DIY also begin from 五金 shop but because they using the concept one stop centre for items so it is selling more stuffs and expanding.
Do give Big Apple Donuts a try. I like their savoury donuts too.
I remembered the word from one of the Central Group shareholder, he said malls always being build at the centre where people will pass by after work. So they will start to drop by, did some shopping and dine in.
Mr DIY is local brand. Not internationally 😊
Have u been to Cameron Highlands? Nice for relaxation n beautiful nature 👍 Drive up when it’s not a rainy season 👍😊
I appreciate your conversations, they remind me of dialectic.
"Theres not alot ok kueh in malls". Dang, i just realized this...
Saya harap sahabat berdua boleh bertutur dalam bahasa Melayu dengan fasih tidak lama lagi setelah menetap di sini...
It's funny seeing the people hover over you hahaha. Since it started only in the second half of your video, I think they might be looking for a table and you look like you've finished eating so they hover over you or nearby you, hoping to be the ones to get your table.
Amusement park best at genting highland... Sunway lagoon too are water park + amusement park.. maybe ichang & jimmy can try
ichang, next step for youtube content : explore historical places in malaysia
Dear Jimmy and I-Chang....ok la....ok la👌👌.....no problem ✌️.... we're okay one.😅😅... thanks for your beautiful sharing👍👍.... from melting Malaysian🤣🤣🌅🌅🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵🥵
I think it definitely depends on the person when it comes to the heat.
Maybe it has to do with the sweat rather than the sunlight. I heard Japan has the highest number of people with the no sweat gene, so maybe it's more comfortable for people with that gene.
There are times where I feel alright at 36 but after a while so much sweat builds up that I feel like I need to get out of there.