Taiwan shopping

[geragna]

2:55 "I'm going to give you guys a couple more shots before we leave."

3:02 *Doors*

3:04 *Wall*

3:07 *Wife's Butt*

3:11 *Still Wife's Butt*

3:12 *Wall Again*

I just thought this was hilarious :P

[dynallc]

LOL, the brother has long ass nails like some of the locals.....be cool my friend.

[thetimothyjr2155]

were you there alone? and how much was the rent for your place?

[gmoya909]

i plannng to g to taiwn for my gf but in taichung what city were ur in on this vid?

[laoshu505000]

@gmoya909 I was in chiayi city.

[Uberaoshi]

What the hell is that Prigat Nectar Strawberry Nectar? Is that Israeli made juice?

[laoshu505000]

@Uberaoshi Yea, it was very good too.

[Uberaoshi]

it does look tasty.

[osanago354287400]

ありがとうございますらお種さん。だいすきです

[loki2504]

忘記跟你講，你的髮型很好看！

[laoshu505000]

Thanks bro

[Silvuschka]

No hat on today! And your hair is very short,

[laoshu505000]

Yea, I had her mom cut it all off because I'm sort of going bald in the front. She was afraid to cut it because she though thatit would be too short. I like it though.

[loki2504]

我好像上次有去過這家超級市場！ 是不是台北的家樂富？

剛剛你給我們看的飲料時不是寫希伯來語???

[laoshu505000]

This store is in Chia yi city. About the drink,I'm not exactly sure where it came from. It just had Hebrew and Arabic writing on it.

[amoondria]

hmmmm something was missing.....omg where's the hat <3 :D

Hope you're having a great time in Taiwan :)

I hope I get to visit it some day as well :)

[lacalaw2]

Great Video! It's good to see that you're out of U.S. and practicing languages abroad.

[luvasia]

That flip cam came in handy huh lol.:) I can't wait to travel in some good places.:)

[laoshu505000]

So happy I bought this flip cam!

[LCentauri]

hey, Moses! Is your wife actually Taiwanese or from mainland China? Just wondering:)

Greets and have a splendid time in Taiwan!

[laoshu505000]

She's Taiwanese.

[shearoberts]

I'm not black, so I can't say for certain, but in Japan it really doesn't matter. It's not an issue of skin color it's an issue of Japanese or not. Most young people here are very open and friendly. The older people in some areas can be a bit close-minded however. But again, skin color has not much to do with it, if you aren't Japanese, you're under the same umbrella. At least from my experience. The people who get treated the worst here are other Asians, Koreans and Chinese for example.

[GoSuMonSteR]

Ok, that's good to know. I've heard something similar to what you are saying and I wanted to find out more about this. I am so interested in many different cultures but I've heard so many things about racism that it discourages me greatly.

[laoshu505000]

Don't worry about it man- I think people overexaggerate about things like that sometimes. You should go ahead and start your adventure.

[laoshu505000]

Yep, you're 100% correct...I agree with you

[Redemptionmusicz]

Hmmm, that strawberry banana thing. Is it milk?

[GoSuMonSteR]

And also, good video. I wonder if they sell any of that in the U.S.?

[GoSuMonSteR]

I had a couple of questions for you. I've been interested in learning a languages for a while now. I've started on Japanese recently. But it's not really a language issue but more of a racism issue. I've heard from a couple of people that blacks in Japan and some other Asiatic countries are treated like subhuman. Have you ran into any issues with racism like this? As a black guy, I don't want to learn about a culture and its language if the people don't like me because of my skin....

[laoshu505000]

As I said above, it's not as bad as people make it out to be. Of course your gonna have some close minded people in every culture. You'll be fine man.

[theshredda]

sadly yes (n)

however, like shearoberts said; it's more of an issue of Japanese or not

some even go as far as discriminating against those who are NOT from their home region (for example, people from Fukui are discriminated against by people from Kansai)

so being black doesn't really matter (most of the time)