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shopping and disgusting lunch with my family
2018-05-31 · 14 min
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Okay, one more.
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0:00–0:12 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_0Last one. Ready?
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0:17–0:19 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_11, 2.
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0:19–0:19 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_2Thank you, everyone. Thank you.
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0:20–0:22 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_3Have a seat first.
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0:22–0:24 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_4We're waiting to go up the towers. It's a fake window.
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0:24–0:37 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_5Skybridge.
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0:37–0:52 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_6Our hotel's this brown one here. It looks like a big tin can. It's so metallic. Maybe I'll buy a shirt. Looks quite nice. I want to buy this one. 45 ringgit. How much is 45 ringgit?
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1:31–2:10 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_7About £8. About 50.
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2:10–2:13 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_8There's more here. S size.
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2:13–2:15 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_9About 50 ringgit means about £10.
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2:17–2:20 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_10Oh no, there's more shirts. Um. I want this one. My new shirt. Do you like my new shirt? Uh, so-so. So-so. Got a new shirt, it says Kuala Lumpur.
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2:23–2:57 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_11The children, chicken running around. Oh yeah.
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3:03–3:09 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_12We're doing a bit of shopping now. Smells like coconut. I think we're getting the train. So this is the Malaysian underground service.
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3:13–3:25 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_13English.
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3:29–3:30 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_14Which one are we getting?
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3:30–3:30 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_15There's 2 MRTs. Look at the map, she'll tell you what to do.
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3:30–3:37 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_16Monorail. It's a very nice underground station, looks very new. I guess it is pretty new. No one seems to like my shirt, they laughed at me. I like it. What's this?
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3:37–3:59 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_17Ticket.
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3:59–4:00 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_18This is the ticket? It's a plastic coin. The Galaxy Note 8. Ah, I should have bought that instead of this stupid iPhone. Why didn't I listen? I knew I shouldn't have listened to you guys. It's all your fault. Railway station underground, and then it goes out all over Malaysia. 15 years ago.
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4:00–4:42 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_19What is the memory?
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4:49–5:08 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_20That was the one of the famous buildings that was here. Oh, I wanted to keep the plastic coin. KFC, my favorite, and McDonald's. It's raining. Again.
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5:08–6:00 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_21Disgusting. Let her try and then let all the Not nice.
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6:00–6:13 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_22This one's coffee.
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6:13–6:14 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_23Give me a green one.
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6:14–6:17 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_24No beer, no plates. I'm not liking this place.
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6:18–6:22 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_25You move this one here. Oh, so bad.
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6:22–7:02 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_26Yes. This place is so disgusting. Look at it, so dirty. I didn't even eat anything. So everything looks so gross, like cat food. I don't care if it tastes good, I'm not gonna eat it if it's served on a bloody leaf. Nice open sewer.
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7:02–7:37 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_27You look very cute touching the floor.
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7:37–7:45 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_28It suits her. We're in some kind of temple now and women aren't allowed to show their legs, so they gave us these. To cover their legs. And we had to take our shoes off. Smells like toilet cleaner. Why can't we go somewhere nice? Weird. I want to go home. I want to go home. I still haven't had anything to eat and I'm starving. I just want a sandwich. This is a food court and all they sell is weird stuff. And there's no sandwiches and there's no chips. How can no one here eat sandwiches? I don't get it. And now we're just standing around doing nothing like usual. Standing around, sitting around, doing nothing. They don't even have sandwiches in 7-Eleven. Unbelievable. Not a single sandwich. I found the sandwiches, don't worry.
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7:46–8:57 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_29It's cheese and all the choy. Yeah, choy lemongrass. Trying to bring him out and then the Naki put him back in there. The Anwar become crazy.
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9:24–9:50 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_30You're crazy.
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9:50–9:54 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_31I don't understand the new one. YTL.
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9:54–9:56 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_32If it's—
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9:56–9:56 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_33yeah, if the— if it's a new one, there's only one new one, then that's the right one. What?
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9:56–10:03 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_34YKL, YTL Hotel, YKL Hotel, Tango Tango, YTL Tango.
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10:04–10:14 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_35Let me check your— oh, what's happening? Somebody died? No, not died yet. Ambulance not died yet. Saving the— too many building, no air, no wind blowing, all blocked by the Does he understand where to go? Yes! Fly over Tan Fook Hai. Wow, the Malaysian people look— wow, superstar! Why don't you buy bigger one? Can take 6 people.
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10:14–10:46 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_36Next time, if you give me more money, more tips, I buy big one. We're having dinner here. Looks a lot better than what we had for lunch. Look, they actually have plates. They have plates. And they have cutlery, plates. Lots of food. I like it when the food is on, on a plate. There's so much.
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10:46–11:50 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_37You, you like the food here? It's your first friend, I think. All right.
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11:50–12:42 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_38Oh, thank you so much.
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12:42–12:44 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_39No, no, I hope you like it. It's so pretty. My one is cheesecake.
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12:44–12:51 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_40Oh, nice cars. I like the yellow one.
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12:51–12:59 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_41VIP. Lamborghini.
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13:04–13:22 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_42Lamborghini, Ferrari, Porsche.
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13:22–13:25 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_43Porsche. Ferrari.
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13:25–13:30 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_44I bought my wife a present, our honeymoon present. She's very happy about it.
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13:30–13:38 · rev_4f7cdf86e881ac462d5e047a389e83af_45