外人vs外人 Gaijin vs. Gaijin

Video response to Gimmeaflakeman's guest sensei MilkJamJuice's video, "外人vs. 外人/ Gaijin vs. Gaijin"

I give you just two examples.

The first situation has happened more than once.

The second is a single instance in Japan, though stuff like that happened in America to me. It should be noted though, that I've been in places with lots of Japanese people on a number of occasions and I've never experienced that sort of rude behavior.

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[Ostracized1]

I can actually hear the stress in your voice when you remember the situation. Sucks. Just an odd question.. were you drinking when you made this?? Seem a little red from the beginning till end.

[superscheu]

@Ostracized1 man, i was still so pissed when I made this video... lol

[mcjangles]

I personally always show a lot of respect and when I see it's not being given I get very pissed. I think that's why you got so mad. Lack of respect is a huge problem. I'd love to teach a lesson with my fist but violence really doesn't solve anything, especially when you're in a foreign land and getting in trouble is potentially more serious then if you were in your own country. Bastards.

[superscheu]

@mcjangles i hire ninja hitmen. totally worth it.

[HotPocketEXE]

Goddamn shame how people seem to forget their surroundings so easy and don't give a shit about it.

[jaxcolon]

That sucks about those douches dude. But Im glad I watched this, I will make it a point if I get accepted to college in Japan to always be sure to try and not to block views. I think of myself as a very considerate person but I could see how the height thing could be something to kind of slip minds. Not like Im crazy tall or anything, just 6'0, but like you said that's enough to make a big difference there.

[Ostracized1]

@superscheu Well, It's good you had a chance to vent your thoughts. I know it helps.

[superscheu]

@lamaddussa i like both food. i don't know if a vegetarian diet would be easier in Japan or Korea. Japan has a lot of great picked food, I even make my own, like Hakusai Tsukemono and Kabu Sunomono and I have videos of the process. Like anywhere else, it's possible, but easiest if you prepare your own food. There's not a lot of restaurants that have vegan dishes, though your best bet would be Kyoto, they've got a lot of traditional pickled food that would work and tastes great!

[lamaddussa]

@superscheu

ok. i'll keep that in mind. :) i'm considering the possibility of working in japan or korea at some point in the future and for a number of reasons i'm leaning more toward korea. one reason is that i'm a vegetarian & it seems that that would be almost impossible in japan unless i did all of my own cooking. no fun. & korean food seems tastier, too. i also get the feeling that korea is a more colorful, & maybe less uptight culture? i'm curious as to why you chose japan over korea?

[superscheu]

@lamaddussa if you come to japan they're much much shorter though... 

[lamaddussa]

@superscheu

drat. there's about 3.5 billion of them out there...

[superscheu]

@lamaddussa guys are asses...

[lamaddussa]

females (generally being shorter than males) in the u.s. have that experience at shows with males all the time...