You just have to keep moving and the bikes will weave around you. The worst thing to do is to stop 🛑

Hey Matthew. Nearly 6 years now and before we were in Malaysia for 2 years.

You make many fair points but we are also allowed to enjoy living in Singapore but like the food in Malaysia….otherwise there would only be Singaporean restaurants in this country. I liked living in England but I didn’t particularly enjoy the food. Are we not allowed to nit pick because we are foreigners? That’s an honest question because if so that is a sign of a really poor society. I have many Singaporean friends and we agree and disagree on lots of things, and just because we prefer Malaysian food doesn’t mean we deserve to be hated and ‘tarred and feathered’ for having an opinion.

@@ThatLovellBolandLife Yes, for as long as you like living here, you will need to keep diplomatically silent! You asked, "Are we not allowed to nit pick because we are foreigners?" and "that is a sign of a really poor society". Yes, that will be part two of your "farewell video" because, as Lee Kuan Yew has observed, "Singaporeans are champion grumblers". We grumble and complaint about EVERYTHING! Even tho (you may notice) we really have very little to complain and grumble about. But more importantly, it is (a right) for Singaporeans to complain about (at least to other Singaporeans). Foreigners complaining about things that are wrong about Singapore, will be told (quite immaturely), that if they don't like it, they can leave. The maturity of Singaporeans is the topic for another video, perhaps? Let me know when you making that video, so I can heat up the tar and pluck the chickens!🙂 In all seriousness, I am well aware of our faults (or as much of it as I am aware). So in another of your videos you note the gracelessness of Singaporeans rushing into the MRT without letting passengers disembark first (i think it was your Singlish words video, on "kiasu"). That's something that should be improved. Overall, our transformation from Third World to First is such a short time means that some Third World habits survived the "journey"... like not flushing toilets (some of us grew up with night soil bucket toilets - no flushing required!). Or peeing in any secluded corner (like lifts). Hence the need for such laws and law enforcement (though to be fair, it is a less frequent occurrence now). In other words, some of the rough edges of Singaporeans are symptoms of being Nouveau Riche... Or "Nouveau Prime Monde"? (pardon my poor excuse for French). I watch videos like yours because I want to see how foreigners see us. Mostly, they have nice things to say. Sometimes they say not so nice things but politely (because they are not Nouveau Riche). And they have class. But some are less... classy. Which is fine if their criticism is justified. Ok - enough defensiveness. In another video (not yours), a foreigner who has been here for many years, said that Singapore has spoiled her. She cannot live anywhere else now. Because Singapore JUST WORKS! Where she was from (Eastern Europe), she was used to things not working unless palms were greased, and one needed to know how to "work" the system so that you can get what you want from govt and bureaucracy. Not so in Singapore. Everything just works as it should. But she's from Eastern Europe. Has Singapore spoiled you? Or, what adjustments do you think you will need to make when you return to England? If any? The video: singapore2b.blogspot.com/2023/04/rules-set-you-free.html

Thanks so much. We’ve been very slack with videos this year, but hope to make more this year.

Oh we need to go back later on. Normally when we film heartlands a lot of the hawkers are closing down after lunch so we try and head out early if possible

@@ThatLovellBolandLife ah i understand! there are certain markets that do have a different opening time. some early morning others Evening and night time! Just FYI in your planning!

Hello Anees! We are both well. How are you doing?

We lived in KL for 2 years! We loved it there

Hello 👋

Hi Anees! Very well, how are you?

Thanks so much! That means a lot ❤️ We sometimes feel like our videos aren’t making an impact (hence why we haven’t posted a lot recently ), but your message certainly gives us motivation to pick the camera up again soon.

@That Lovell-Boland Life I really like the fact that the both of you are getting to know the real Singapore.. beyond Marina Bay and the Jewel. If I may, check out sports hubs around Singapore. - you local friend.

Hi Anees. We are good, thanks for asking. How are you?

You’d have to bet that nasi lemak would make the list

Time to makan!

Thank you! Yes, we've been here five years now and keep finding new things to do and new places to explore. Thanks for watching :)

We changed our dates for Jeonju when we were in Seoul, so all the Western beds were booked up. Great experience nonetheless, but also painful hah

Hello Anees. How are you?

It was a great experience but tough to sleep on the first night 😵

Very fashionable in Jeju! Just not sure about wearing it here in Singapore 😕

Thanks Big Zeddie!

Hello Anees!

Hello Anees. How are you?

The best hat you'll ever buy in Jeju 🍊🍊🍊

The best of South Korea 🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷

You'd love the juice. Nicer than Orange

Our favourite place to visit in South Korea! You can fly directly from Singapore

Can't wait to show you Jeju next week 🇰🇷🍊