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STOP saying my wife looks like my mum [swqZFvN5zl8]
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これ が いい よ って 言 って あ げ ちゃ 何 取 る ん じゃない よ なん で 分 か ってる や め ろ よ 絶 対 それ ア ップ する か あ か んで ビ デ オ の ため に ビ デ オ の ため じゃない 今 分 か ん よ 同 メ イ ク で し まず いつ も と 同 じ 服 顔 映 って ない から 大丈夫 だ よ いや ど れ ちょっと 待って I 'm not his sugar mom Your wife is acting like my mom when we go shopping. I'm not his mom, I'm his wife. Fucking hell. Did Akutere buy a new pair of shoes? Very done. Yes, his fashion taste very bad. How sweet you You look like you're shopping with your mom. I'm not his mom.
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0:00–0:57 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_0Your mama.
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0:58–0:58 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_1Your mama. I just choose his clothes. Why I am his mom? I just that's why I'm choose his clothes. His clothes is bad taste, so I throw away his. Clothes, everything. There's nothing wrong with 29-year-old boy shopping. Oh, I really look dragged into. Hey, I was thinking the same things. Up, correct? That's so nice of his mom. Buying her some new clothes and. 아니 거래 KFC 아 켜ンタ키 Fried Chicken. I bought, uh, 켜ンタ키 for him.
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0:59–1:57 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_2You didn't buy chips?
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1:57–1:58 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_3I didn't know it. It's not important.
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1:59–2:03 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_4It's the most important.
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2:03–2:04 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_5Ah, just potato, potato.
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2:05–2:09 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_6You need potato. Chips and chicken.
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2:09–2:13 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_7You should fry potato yourself.
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2:13–2:17 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_8Bleh. Chicken and chips, chips, cheese, and gravy, just like they made it in Cornwallis.
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2:17–2:24 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_9It's boring.
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2:24–2:26 · rev_f6b8461ff2e5e1005bc492a0f63960d9_10Chris Broadwood would know. Please stop saying that my wife looks like my mum. Um, I personally don't really care, doesn't really affect me much because I'm used to people saying horrible things to me in the comments now, but my wife's not used to it and she's very sensitive. My wife reads all of the comments on videos about her and she sits there scrolling down reading every single one, and I tell her not to take the comments too seriously because, you know, it's the internet, it's YouTube. Most of the negative comments are just from silly kids trying to get a reaction out of us. But she, she reads the comments, and when she reads things like, you two look like mother and son, or you look like his mum taking him shopping, it, it hurts her feelings. And we don't want to hurt her feelings, guys. It took such a long time to get her to appear on the channel, and I need her to appear on the channel because it gets Views. And it gets views because I guess that's what you guys want to see, and I want to make stuff that you guys want to see because that's how I make money. I don't make money by making videos that no one wants to see. Also, it's fun. I enjoy making the vlogs with her. It's something different, it's something new. For me, making videos has always been a personal thing, something that I do by myself. And I've never really had someone else to make videos with, and I'm enjoying it. Okay, so there is a bit of an age difference between me and my wife. She's seven years older than me, and I don't think that seven years age difference is a big gap. I've dated women who are older. I've dated a Japanese woman who was ten years older than me. I've dated a Korean woman who was fifteen years older than me, and even my parents. My mum is about 5 or 6 years younger than my dad, and I know that's a bit different because it's my mum who's a woman who's younger than my dad. And usually in society— in society, we kind of look down on or we make fun of couples where the man is quite a bit younger than the woman. And I think that's not very nice. It's a bit unfair. And I don't really understand why we as a society like to mock couples that have such a big age difference when it's the man that's younger. But if it was the other way around and the man was older, it wouldn't be such a big deal or such a big thing. I guess if the man was 50 years old and he was dating a 20-year-old girl, that's kind of weird. I think that's a little bit strange. I don't want to sound like I'm bragging, but I do look very young for my age from a Western viewpoint. To a Westerner, I look early 20s, maybe even 18 or 19. Back home in England, it was fairly common for people to think that I was 18 or 19, or even— the lowest I got was about 16. Someone thought I was 16. I said, no, I'm 28, and they were so shocked they couldn't believe me. They asked me to show them ID. Even when I went for my interview at the petrol station, she said to me that I need to be over 18 to apply for the job when I was 28. And the reason is because I don't have facial hair, I'm not balding, I'm not fat, and I still look fairly youthful compared to a white guy who's around the same age as me. And that's just how it is. I'm I'm not a very mature-looking person. Also add into the fact that my mannerisms and my personality are also kind of childish. I'm not a very mature person, if you've noticed or not. Not sure if you've noticed or not, but I am very boyish. I'm not a serious person. I've never wanted to become a serious or mature person. That doesn't really interest me. I think my wife looks fairly young for her age. She's not fat. She has a nice figure. I've dated— I've been on dates with Japanese women who were younger than my wife but somehow looked older, mainly because they were fat and ugly. I often get people telling me to grow up, which is kind of strange to me. Why would I want to grow up and become a boring, serious person? That's not who I want to be. Onto the next point that I wanted to talk about. A lot of people were saying in the comments that it's strange that my wife is picking out my outfits and choosing clothes for me. And that came as a surprise to me because I thought it was pretty normal for a wife to pick out her husband's clothing. I think it's pretty normal for women in a relationship to choose or to help her boyfriend or husband to, to buy clothes. My mum buys clothes for my dad all the time because my dad is terrible at choosing clothing. He always picks ugly-looking clothes. And that's because I think in general women are better at fashion. They're better at coordinating colours and shapes and choosing nice-looking outfits. And that's because generally men just don't really care that much about fashion and clothing. not as much as women do. So in conclusion, please try and keep the mean comments towards my wife to a minimum. Otherwise, I'll have no choice but to step in, and I'll have to start moderating the comments, which I don't really want to do because I like having a free comment section where people can say whatever they want to say, even if what they're saying is a load of rubbish. I don't like to be a Nancy, comment Nancy, and block people and delete comments and blacklist words and do all that kind of stuff. But if, if you keep saying horrible things about my wife and you keep making her feel bad, then I might not have any other choice. At the end of the day, we're just people. I'm a person, my wife is a person. We have feelings, we have emotions, we get upset when people say horrible things to us. And would you say these things to us in real life, face to face? I don't think you would. Just because it's the internet, don't think that you can say anything without any consequence, without hurting other people's feelings, because at the end of the day, we're all just humans, and it'd be nice if we had some, you know, a little bit of civility towards each other. Think about it, uh, try and put yourself in, in our shoes or my shoes and think about how you would feel if someone said the same thing to you. I don't, I don't think you would like it. Ignoring me. Where are you going? Come back! It's chasing that little girl. It's a horsey horse. You stink so much.
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