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Why I’m moving to Malaysia
2022-06-30 · 9 min
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We're going on the plane.
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0:04–0:05 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_0Okay, where's your mask, sir?
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0:05–0:07 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_1Um, in my bag.
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0:07–0:08 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_2Use it now, please. Okay, thank you. Or you want to share with me?
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0:08–0:12 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_3Do you have one?
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0:12–0:13 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_4Yeah, use it now, please.
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0:13–0:14 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_5Okay.
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0:14–0:15 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_6You have to use it when you enter the Malaysia Airlines as well.
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0:15–0:17 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_7Yeah.
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0:17–0:18 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_8Here, I'm in the middle. Who's gonna sit next to me? I'm 31F. I have to sit next to a stranger.
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0:32–0:56 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_9Can I swap seats with you?
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0:58–0:59 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_10Can I swap seats with you?
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1:00–1:05 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_11Come out first, come out first.
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1:05–1:14 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_12Outfit. Oh, sorry, I changed it.
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1:41–1:56 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_13Oh, that's okay.
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1:56–2:04 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_14What's the hurry about? Nothing.
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2:08–2:12 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_15You'd like to have the Sichuan fish?
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2:12–2:15 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_16I'll have the fish, please.
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2:15–2:16 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_17What kind of fish is that? How about you, ma'am? Sichuan fish or the chicken with potatoes? What fish is that? Sichuan fish, cold fish.
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2:16–2:29 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_18Thank you. Fish.
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2:39–2:51 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_19I'm not trying to like much bigger. Having chicken, sir?
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2:59–3:04 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_20I got a bear root.
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3:08–3:09 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_21Danish. Oh, I missed, I missed the car.
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3:16–3:23 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_22We're in Malaysia. This place is huge. Whoa, my legs are tingling. So high up.
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4:12–4:34 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_23My room.
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4:38–4:38 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_24Ooh, very fancy. See the view.
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4:38–5:11 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_25Wow!
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5:18–5:18 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_26Welcome to Malaysia. Oh, I've got a bathtub. Why don't I have any power?
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5:22–5:36 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_27Power!
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5:41–5:42 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_28Wow, look at the bath! Gonna have a bath tonight. That's a nice bathtub, and it's got a shower and a toilet.
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5:45–5:59 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_29What else?
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6:01–6:01 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_30Oh, very fancy sink. Hmm, what else do we have?
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6:02–6:10 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_31Oh, bathrobe.
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6:13–6:15 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_32Well, I think that's it. I'm very tired from the 13-hour-long plane trip. Don't really know what we're doing today. I think we're gonna have some food and then see relatives and then hopefully rest, and then we have 2 weeks in Malaysia. Wow, look at the size of this TV. Must be a 60-inch TV, maybe 70. Yeah, quite a nice room. I think I'll end the video here. There's no hot water. The water's just slightly warm. And even the bathtub, just slightly warm. How can a hotel not even have hot water? It's like the most basic thing a hotel needs to have. God, can't even have a shower. Have such a nice looking hotel and they can't even get the simplest thing. Right, now what am I supposed to do? It's just warm, stupid bathtub. So I managed to have a shower— well, kind of like a half shower— just by dunking my head under the shower head and washing my hair, but it was freezing cold even though the water is kind of warmish to the touch. I was freezing after that. So, I managed to have a shower and wash my hair, so I'm kind of happy with that, but I'm not happy with not being able to use the bathtub because the water is not hot, and I don't want to sit in a freezing cold tub of water. Maybe when it's the evening or later in the night, the water will become hot again, but what if that's as hot as the water gets? That'll just be kind of rubbish. I don't know if Malaysian people just really like cold showers and cold baths because it's a hot country. I don't know, but there's no coffee here either.
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6:21–8:58 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_33Look.
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8:58–8:58 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_34No coffee? They give you a kettle.
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8:58–9:00 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_35Oh wait, they do.
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9:03–9:03 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_36I was wrong. They do give you coffee. Oh, thank God. Not very impressed with this hotel so far. Everything's fine. It looks great, but the water situation is not good. I really wanted to have a nice hot bath. It's not good at all.
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9:04–9:23 · rev_56be1b6d483aedb3498240571e98e57e_37