Father-in-law tells son-in-law washing dishes and doing laundry are women's jobs [Part 3] | K-DOC

Part 1 : • Trying to run a food t...
Part 2 : • Mother-in-law complain...
Part 3 : • Father-in-law tells so...
Brazilian son-in-law David met the love of his life through relief international work and got married after 3 years of dating. But now he’s dealing with having to live with his in-laws and learning Korean, otherwise he won’t be able to continue his dream of running his own business! Find out about his laid back life style that his in-laws don’t find acceptable!
All edits and translations done by Eunjae Lee.
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[@lucasgdrezes]

He's actually very lucky. Everyone in this house cares about him!

[@Gabriel-gw8hf]

yeaa people in the comments siding with either David or the in-laws seem to not get that they need their own home too or quick to jump on David because he seems to "take things lightly". At least he was trying a food truck business and now is an actor which isn't the worst we've seen on this channel lol (the martial arts guy). Part of me agrees that he should try harder in learning Korean and the reason he's so slow to adapt is because his wife is enabling him by speaking to him in Portuguese(?). The family definitely shows mutual love for each other, just hard to express because of the language barrier or different ways of showing love but it's definitely there. edit: judging from his instagram pics, he has his own restaurant now

[@Ribeiro332]

@@Gabriel-gw8hf Yes, he has a restaurant in Suwon called Pastel Brasil that serves brazilian food and his baby is very cute

[@Gabriel-gw8hf]

@@Ribeiro332 where can we find the baby pics 🥺

[@alfawolf7125]

@@Ribeiro332 might have took after the father huh?cos the mother.mama mia!!

[@someoneyoumightknow2795]

@@alfawolf7125 have you seen him?

[@courageousteen1734]

Biggest lesson that i ‘ve learned from my parents, don’t get married if your not financially, emotionally and mentally stable and of course financially is the most important one. Im 25 years old, during the day i work in private company and during the night i work as virtual assistant (part time 4-5 hours shift) in a company based in the US.

[@nanadecarvalho7840]

Preach

[@lovvesickrose5593]

@@edineujunior that’s still considered financially stable

[@edineujunior]

@@lovvesickrose5593 earning 20K a year is not stable, if you have a partner both will make 40K that's more stable.

[@joycebeauty1680]

If you don’t mind me asking why do you work 2 jobs?

[@edineujunior]

@@joycebeauty1680 because people are poor and one job some times is just not enough? Sometimes people cant find full time jobs so they have to work two.

[@nanadecarvalho7840]

The guy complained about the size of the apartment like he could afford a bigger one 😂 The housing situation in Korea is pretty complicated, got to get used to that new reality.

[@Soreto23]

no one told him to live in Korea, I also think that learning a language is very important if we want to establish bonds, on the one hand his wife is right to talk to her mother so that she does not care if he does not want her help, on the other hand, the mother-in-law is also right because s he wants to have contact with his son-in-law, and without a good knowledge of the language it is impossible

[@chanyeols6thstewardessgirl684]

Well he has his own now so...

[@nanadecarvalho7840]

@@chanyeols6thstewardessgirl684 good for him, we are commenting about his behavior in this particular video tho.

[@dannnsss8034]

The guy is simply low value and lazy 🤷‍♂️🤦 Doesn't even know the word "door" in his new country. That's just pathetic 🤷‍♂️

[@canadianaviator]

@@chanyeols6thstewardessgirl684 divorced?

[@presidenthwasa5505]

I love the mother in law “I married you because you did the chores!” “There’s no dinner!” 🔥 😂

[@barryallen8753]

So for benefits 🤦‍♂️ that’s not live

[@miellyn4456]

I’m quite surprised that he got away with putting up / stretching his leg infront of his in laws / elder like that lmao. I’m literally itching to smack his feet away when i saw that looool

[@fjp9]

i wish they showed more of sora, the daughter/wife. i want to know if she’s been placed in the “middle” more than it looks. living with your parents/in-laws with people who have communication issues can be stressful.

[@slee2695]

Especially with an immature husband

[@birgitlauten5149]

Even when there are no communication issues it's stressful... Having no private life is always unacceptable 🙄🙄🙄...

[@upahtv]

This man is like a growing boy, not thinking as an adult man!!!! I feel sorry for his wife.

[@Elyhhk]

Right thats exactly what i think

[@PatienceMarie88]

I wish reality shows were like this in America. I've really enjoyed stumbling across this channel. It's normal people just trying to do their best, and it's so refreshing. They're so positive, and that is a rarity here 😖.

[@dannnsss8034]

The guy is trash, low value. Doesn't even know the word "door" in his new country 🤔🤦🤷‍♂️ Definitely is choosing the hard life by being lazy.

[@antn8387]

naw americans suck. and plus they already have shows in the US..Jersey Shore LMAO

[@moluvbot]

What American reality shows are you watching 💀 most of it is drama

[@GeekyC]

Same in the U.K. 😅

[@Naomihere]

@@moluvbot did u read that right? 💀

[@jackiemccoy6282]

He is so very lucky to have a MIL like that!!! She takes time out of her day to help him!!!❤️

[@milkystraw15]

Lol she probably just enjoys nagging ppl. She treats her son in law with no dignity

[@cosmicgirl910]

Uhhh no lol

[@dannnsss8034]

Definitely blessed. Guy doesn't even know how to say "door" in his new country 😂🤦 Pathetic.

[@kiwikorean]

I think David needs to pull his weight a bit more, actually a lot more. If he studies Korean harder, then he can be better at communicating with his in-laws and customers. Also, getting a loan from a back isn't easy, especially to buy a home in Korea.

[@paulolsen4430]

For a man he’s so clueless about finance, he has no business getting married.

[@ThePricklyash]

I really like them as a family. I just wish they had more money. I wish everyone had more money

[@presidenthwasa5505]

I wish everybody in the world had enough money to live comfortably, it’s just silly that it’s still not a reality in 2022

[@ryanblais6208]

I laughed so much at this one, the mother-in-law slapping him for yawning and then him and his father-in-law sneaking out together for dinner. 😂 The guy should dress better, though, it’s not really polite to go out to eat in a sleeveless shirt in Korea.

[@lillian5353]

I also wouldnt want to live with my in laws lol but the man is so irresponsible. Like you cant complain when they're so nice. They should have married when they have enough to support themselves

[@Ribeiro332]

Bruh, this episode it’s from some years ago. He’s living with his wife and daughter, is owning a restaurant in Suwon and became an actor

[@Tom0000]

@@Ribeiro332 Are you his sister? Literally wrote a reply on every single comment on here. Dude is immature in this video, regardless of what he is right now (which is nothing special)

[@Ribeiro332]

@@Tom0000 Do I need to be his sister to get angry with the hate they are spreading on him because of an episode posted 5/6 years ago??? And I said that he became someone special? Interpretation is important

[@Soreto23]

So what if it was recorded a few years ago? 😂

[@Ribeiro332]

@@Soreto23 It means that everything is different now

[@rainterych2826]

I think everyone in the family is adorable.

[@jotr.9786]

1:25 I like the explanation, "his is how much money we need ... and that is how much money we don't have" lol

[@sheena3168]

Gosh, I would love to have my own place too. I can’t deal with the mil

[@zachcouch8654]

What is a mil?

[@ruinedkiddo7144]

Yea what is mil ?

[@setanmerah9016]

@@zachcouch8654 mother in law

[@Koreanmarie]

@@setanmerah9016 Thank you! I was also wondering what it means.

[@Katcom111]

Well the couple did get their own place. Someone wrote a comment in the previous video. But yeah having your place is better. It just now where I live, the housing prices is through the roof

[@sammylee5474]

2:55 That was so cute, he was running like a kid. He shouldn't have let his wife and mother in law fight, the mother in law really wants the best for her daughter and son in law. Sucks no one in this house actually tries to understand each other's feelings. I do wish they showed more of the wife and mom, the 3 part made it seem like the family was attacking a "foreigner" for being "foreign", when that wasn't the case.

[@user-df5ky9bg9k]

but sir, she should not put her hands on him like that at all

[@konnziatv7111]

Omgosh I love the family 😂 if I were them I would just move out together with the family and get a bigger house lol

[@SimonCU]

This guy knows nothing about Asian culture. When he marries into a family he needs to act like part of the family. Family is very close in Asia... Not like western culture. And if he wanted to live in his own home he should have bought a house before getting married. He should appreciate that the girls family is supporting him and accepting him as part of the family.

[@Ribeiro332]

But he’s already living in his house with his wife and daughter

[@moluvbot]

Idk if I would say “family is very close”, my bf’s family is Chinese they don’t even say that they love each other or huh each other. In other parts of the world those things are the norm. Everybody is different, we should respect everyone’s culture.

[@SimonCU]

@@moluvbot actually in Chinese culture they never say they love you. Instead they say "have you eaten?" If you Asian you will understand parents never tell their kids they love them they would only say "have you eaten?", which means I love you in Asian culture.

[@I.am.His.007]

Are you Asian?

[@ryjn2024]

@@moluvbot most of the asian households doesn't work like that, "we love you" is heard barely ever, or literally never, they show their love through food or by providing you with things, as an Asian i can tell you this

[@belenzapata6010]

A esposa fala un portugués fantástico, enténdeselle perfectamente!! Saúdos dende Galicia, Spain :)

[@itsmeemohere]

Tbh no matter how nice my in laws are, I don’t think I would want to live with them.

[@Soreto23]

as far as I know, in Korea there is no obligation to live with parents-in-law

[@mirroruniverse9331]

@@Soreto23 It's about obligation, it's about you. If you aren't comfortable, we can't speak much

[@sarahalmeida2110]

Omg, he’s Brazilian?! Ahhh, as one myself I am so excited by this ✨✨

[@Fusemoree]

I miss the shady boots producer/editor of some of these videos. I can tell it’s edited by different people because one of them always has extremely funny or snarky comments added on the screen. Like the “she’s bribing six year olds”comment on the former model turned teachers video.Where you at bro I miss you?!

[@mrglitch7706]

dam i didnt realise you could notice those things

[@jirehmascariola469]

This guy is taking all that he already has for granted

[@itsNinaLeeyo]

I love how they communicate. I also love this dynamic 😂😂 like they actually went out😂😂

[@fjp9]

the renting situation is different in korea than many other places. the deposit can be very high depending on the value of the property you are renting. there are also different ways of renting. there are some videos on youtube that go through the differences. 1:24 it’s definitely not as easy as just telling the bank you want money and that’s it. lol

[@WiseOnion]

at 7:24 she says yearly rent is 220,000 dollars is that true? 220k US dollars per year??!!!

[@fjp9]

@@WiseOnion it’s not in dollars. it’s in won.

[@claire2470]

...agree. . . my husband tried renting for a year and ahhhhh. . It really cost that much...

[@WiseOnion]

@@fjp9 but 220k won is only 178 usd. doesn't make sense

[@fjp9]

@@WiseOnion if you look at the numbers here 6:22 (전세 or jeonse for 220,000,000) and at 7:33 that they wrote on the paper and input into the calculator, the number is 220,000,000 not 220,000. you can go look into 전세/jeonse and how the deposit amounts vary.

[@saraandkoda]

the husband wants them to get into heavy debt just so they can live in another house. irresponsible and immature

[@lucasgdrezes]

kkkkkkkkk pior que eu gosto da sogra dele, ela demonstra carinho do jeito dela

[@kamaljitbeesla5733]

Family is really important I can’t live alone without family what one day it happened

[@enkelix]

So inspiring. So real. I am also in a 2,5 relationship with a great Finnish man. We are both in Finland and just welcomed our first child. As life turns out, parenthood isn’t easy, comes with a lot of challenges and changes. In just seven days of welcoming our son, we’ve experienced so much: Joy, tears, frustration, tiredness, pain, boredom, you name it, but after a quarrel and some silence and distance, there’s always us coming back for a hug and a kiss. Yesterday I was thinking if we were doomed as a couple, perhaps because I tend to have high expectations of my love relationships, but today after seeing this video I believe there’s still love and above all, hope.

[@vanillafrancais1329]

Congrats on the new 👶 baby

[@Pandemonius88]

To be honest I see a lot of love and care from David's in-laws. Whilst I get that he is uncomfortable not having his own space, he needs to embrace the culture he's married and moved into and accept it's going to take time to be able to afford their own place. He desperately needs to prioritise learning Korean though, which includes asking his wife to speak mostly Korean to him.

[@krys___]

People need to be more sensitive to different cultures and more respectful of elders. You’re in Korea and this MIL’s behaviour isn’t something out of the ordinary. You may not be used to this “nagging” as you like to call it, and maybe sometimes it seems to be too much for you, but is it really that big of a deal? Respect for elders is a big thing in many parts of Asia. If you are planning on marrying someone there then be ready to adapt a little and accept that things will be different. If you can’t be respectful and accept this way of life (which by the way is totally normal for Koreans and not a burden for them) then maybe you should rethink staying there.

[@samysdefer]

Yea well... I think the respect of the elders-things is super outdated. They should also respect younger people, otherwise they have no one who takes care of them - since pensioner get almost no money from their state. If the adaption is one sided, it won't work out.

[@mei42na]

I’m asian and we were taught that respect go both ways. Fyi, Respect for elders is a big thing but it does not mean accepting getting disrespected at.

[@krys___]

@@mei42na obviously it goes both ways as well. If you watch the other clips you will see this guys not very respectful to his mother in law in the first place. Like you said, it goes both ways. She’s probably annoyed of him as well. I’m Asian and I understand change takes time and we are seeing it. Change isn’t gonna happen overnight.

[@krys___]

@@samysdefer no one to take care of them? Pension? That’s not the right way to look at things. Our parents birth is, raise us, go through hell and back for us. No way in hell would I ditch them when they are older and vulnerable. Nor would I ever think or say that their pension isn’t gonna take care of their needs so they better watch out otherwise I won’t care for them. They have done so much for me, so I feel it’s my duty and I would be honoured to care for them if they ever need me. The older generation means no harm and are trying their best to be great parents and grandparents. Their parenting style may differ from the youngsters. If one doesn’t like it then go ahead and make some changes when it’s your turn as a parent. Change is happening but will take time. I’m sure your children or grandchildren may have complaints for you as well. Everyone’s doing their best

[@LifeofGie_613]

But honestly, if you will have a family of your own, a house is a must - a house of your own. If they continue like this... its not good.

[@roseatong2070]

Watching from the Philippines

[@torpedohost]

my parents always told me you dont get married until you can support your wife. my wife never worked a day in her life. you have to know your place. you cant complain living under your mother in laws house. you should feel grateful and get a second job if you wanted to. hes fortunate he has such great inlaws. parents are amazing, the nerve of this guy to complain about nagging. why dont he borrow money from his parents then

[@Ribeiro332]

This episode is from some years ago, he has a restaurant and also is an actor now

[@Joseph-zd7kg]

If something happens to you what will your wife do? Your wife not working can be problematic for not only you but your kids too in the future. At the very least she needs to be educated so she has something to fall back on.

[@MsFarah-zh1pk]

@@Joseph-zd7kg oh really, what shows is he in

[@sammylee5474]

@@Joseph-zd7kg 👏👏👏I don't care about what someone else's wife does, but me personally, I gotta have my own stuff, because sometimes people don't work out anymore. I mean most of the population is isn't even into getting married. While I may want a everlasting marriage, I gotta look at the reality as well. Getting and education and/or having a job is a must.

[@xander_k_]

@@sammylee5474 over 50% of marriages end in divorce

[@Prb1010]

If its a "woman's"work, then his work as a" man" is to provide and he is not doin sh*t. One time my ex boyfriend told me this and this was my answer and he stoped his bullsh*t real quick

[@yunjimin0237]

This aired in 2017, and now the wife and husband are doing much better. Look at Pastel Brazil his restaurant Suwon.

[@sonamzangmo9322]

The lady she is strong

[@desirelabelle2199]

I hope I get in laws like them 😍😍😂 fun and good.. Not those evil in laws you would meet.

[@akuabaryeh5181]

I really don’t like this guy. He doesn’t try to learn Korean hard enough. He doesn’t care about how Sora feels. He acts like a child and then high fixed the FIL when he told him not to do dishes. He is really a child.

[@Ribeiro332]

This episode is old, it’s from some years ago. Now he has his restaurant in Suwon called Pastel Brasil, is living in apartment with his wife and daughter and also is an actor

[@selfawarepotassium]

@@Ribeiro332 These people are reacting to this video though.

[@Ribeiro332]

@@selfawarepotassium I know, but still an old video. If you search for the original video you’ll see that was posted 5/6 years ago

[@selfawarepotassium]

@@Ribeiro332 I get ya. Good to see things worked out for them.

[@akuabaryeh5181]

@@Ribeiro332 im very very glad to see that he has improved that is very impressive thank you

[@joycelam3298]

I feel so bad for father-in-law. Her husband should do something.

[@Ribeiro332]

This episodes is from 5/6 years ago. He has is own restaurant in Suwon, is living with his wife and daughter. He also became an actor

[@Rezzmari]

@@Ribeiro332 Interesting. Where did you get this information from?

[@Ribeiro332]

@@Rezzmari From their Instagram lol

[@chrisoh5278]

he makes money what do u expect

[@tsuyuasui7297]

@@Ribeiro332 Whats their instagram?

[@jennmarie12]

Her dad😭😂😂😂😂😂

[@AidanTheLoverBoyOhDwyer]

lol i thought he was selling art supplies but actually he was selling some sort of savoury pastry thingies

[@minshooky110]

Wow! Atleast he has loving inlaws! I've been with my SO for 14 years now and I'm not THAT close to his parents.

[@OriginalCovfefe]

I think the most reasonable thing to see relationships is to think if youre not ready to take of yourself, which includes basic self care and doing household chores regardless of gender, then you shouldnt be with anyone.

[@jackiemccoy6282]

He needs to always appreciate her nagging because it’s better than having a MIL ignore you. I’ve seen this happen all the time and it’s very uncomfortable to watch:(

[@eriqadariah2138]

His father in law so funny....almost all of family in asia...men like Kings in family...they don't do the house work 😂😂😂😂

[@mariyagrasyana]

The son in law respects the korean culture. Hopefully they do the same to their son in law. Brazilians tho they are family oriented, they are also independent. They not too young to live off with the parents. Esp in the future they want to expand thier family.

[@dahlialagyaban2079]

we are very lucky here in philippines because we are living free, we have are own lot to build our house no need to spend a lot of money in order to rent an apartmen

[@mightyobserver12]

They still need to live separately

[@BlueBabyAkaAj]

Im glad she stuck up for her man, Her mother should never hit him.

[@bettyhailu4789]

It shows how close and motherly she is I don't think she was being mean...

[@missytootz9025]

He need to learn and adapt to the local culture and really start learning their language... wish him all the best.

[@anaisanais9461]

You should marry when you are mature enough when you are 18-20 years old you are well too young you are in adult world (work, end of studies, own house, mentally stable) start to 21 years old. I'm 21 years old and it is something that my parents taught me and I can say now that I'm a full developed adult that it is true.

[@BobbieDraper]

lmfaoo I dont have any of those things and I'm 22

[@lilycha9398]

21 is still too young. Right now more people marry in their 30s. Decades ago people married younger because it was easier to be financially stable then.

[@israel_i_stand]

The MIL teaching the SOL might seem like they are being hard on him. But you will understand them for doing so because they have a daughter to protect and take care of. If he doesn't learn fast with the language and korean culture, ot will be hard for him to look for a better job. They worry for them. It will be hard for him to understand that because he is from a liberated country where they do what they want.

[@draco2xx]

david and his gf has a few options, either he waits till her parents pass away use that house as their own, save up while living with her parents or live in a van for the 15 years to save up and buy a house. david is clearly not in reality, he's in some fantasy land

[@rajatkapoor1830]

Why people marry if they can’t afford to , makes no sense

[@yoli3477]

The husband is borderline abusive based on the way he treats his wife and her mother. He says sexist things and attempts to gaslight his wife into buying a house within the first minute of the video....I think she needs to divorce this dude

[@chrisathian5450]

As an asian we dont do that. run away everytime problem arise is more western people things.

[@crewmatewillthrowthesehand7600]

@@chrisathian5450 thats why many Asians end up in unhappy abused marriages

[@chrisathian5450]

@@crewmatewillthrowthesehand7600 asian marriage is a beneficial marriage. that's how we build generational wealth. you western don't know how to take a little suffering for your children.

[@crewmatewillthrowthesehand7600]

@@chrisathian5450 I'm not western. But this generational wealth thing is bs. Unless you are a special class of rich east asian, you'd be used by the industry working for a westerner. 76% of millionaires in US are western, 9 out of 10 richest are all western dudes (most of them have divorced once in their lives) so please, tell me how staying in a bad marriage just because you asian help you financially? You only see some rich Asians and forget that the vast majority of Asia still needs help. It's not "running away everytime problem arise" its cutting losses when things need to end. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different result. Asian couples stay in the same marriage over and over again and expect it to miraculously change and they grow old and pass down the same habit and trauma to their kids. It's called generational trauma.

[@chrisathian5450]

@@crewmatewillthrowthesehand7600 seems like you come from poor family. if only your parent can stand some hardship, maybe you won't be here, ranting and undermine asian value. but indeed there's some lazy ass asian too.

[@kamepads3694]

When u get married Don't live with the same roof of ur parents bec. parents always need to be follow. No space at all

[@kG-rv1ck]

Is there a part 4?

[@hyejynx5729]

I like how he thinks banking is the same everywhere.

[@DaniloOPereira]

I actually know this guy hahahaha

[@ProxyFinal]

F ing hilarious

[@lauvg3]

he looks like Bill Gates on a budget lmao

[@nanadecarvalho7840]

😂😂

[@k-doc467]

im sobbing

[@itzyaboyizzy]

He’s past due bill gates

[@bwalyashulu2256]

It's how he looks like John Oliver on the thumbnail 😂

[@stevenlau79]

I am one of the lucky one who have MIL that really care about me.

[@Chartail1]

When she said the yearly rent is 220,000 , does she mean weekly or monthly? Cause that's only $240 in Australian. So is the captions having an error. If this is per week that is unbelievable CHEAP! For apartments in Australia it's usually around $360-$420 + (347,519 - 384,174 won) or that same type of apartment except here its surrounded by trees and parks and a larger bathroom. I can't afford to buy a house at the moment as its around 274,247,214 ($300,000 AUD ). Just shows that if I were to live in Korea I would be able to buy a house. But I wouldn't move from Australia, I love the laid back feel and trees and gardens everywhere.

[@magwayen5915]

Well you can't compare Australia to other Asian countries because the cost of living, especially in Sydney, is really high. There's a reason why the value of a dollar differs from one country to another because it depends on the country's economy. You may be earning more in Australia if converted to Korean Won but your cost of living is also high so you are spending more than you'll spend if you are living in Korea. You will never afford an apartment in OZ if you are working in Korea because the salary range is just different. So there's no point comparing when these two countries have different economic status. You can't even compare the cost of living in Sydney to New York and so as the salary.

[@laur-unstagenameactuallyca1587]

yeah but Korean salaries are extremely low too

[@rachelding5682]

In Korea, the deposit is extremely expensive, like buying a house in Australia. So the rent price is misleading

[@lia.isjusbetter]

you think more about what youre saying. you sound delusional

[@Chartail1]

@@magwayen5915 yes I know that , my main point of me saying this was thinking to myself that if I moved to Korea I would have already bought a house. Its just the realisation that in one country (where I am now) I am below the poverty line but if I got up and took my money and savings I would be living comfortable, its just a strange idea. My family live all over the world from Africa, India, UK etc so I know all to well about the comparison of the differences in the power of money. Also by people saying so much "Korea is so expensive" I was expecting the prices to be alot higher, so it was just surprising to see as an outsider how cheap it is.

[@minbeomu]

Idk how he doesn’t know the housing problem in Korea... even I know. Does he not at least follow korean news? I feel stressed for him because its not easy with the language barrier, so he needs to not only learn korean but also work hard to get the money he so wants for a house. There’s a bunch of things to consider here...

[@ikramtanyafi4601]

In my house everyone clean their own mess it's called equality baby 😋

[@sanjaygiribua1744]

Very nice family mamber 👍👍

[@suselperez2409]

Her Portuguese is pretty good.

[@StreetDrilla]

5:20 LOL

[@daisyfggy]

5:19 im sry but thats still funny😂

[@deirdremorris9234]

PEOPLE PLEASE have real conversations and LEARN stuff before you hook up or marry someone. Enough is enough.

[@catladynikki2024]

Right! Exactly!

[@veezhang4678]

Isn't brazil much cheaper? Why they choose korea instead? Not too safe in brazil?

[@cuclainne]

Is it not possible for them to rent an apartment instead of buying one, especially since they've just started working and saving up?

[@jennmarie12]

He fr belongs in tht family lol imagine him being a brother instead of her man like he fits in

[@vugu]

Let's go borrow 70% of the house money from the bank with nothing to our name.

[@HAB83]

I don't know if these men are acting for the camera and make drama for the rating or are they really this immature? Why the women married them. In the first place. Something just not adding up

[@luci4087]

did they delete the videos about the egyptian family?

[@malcolmhernandez1590]

yup looks like it

[@LadyDeezie03]

Yes it is a 💯 % weird AF for most Westerners to live with their in laws. . Bc we're of the belief that's what children do. Not adults, and especially not those who have paired up ( got a mate) The need for privacy is Soo REAL for us. Although, I am of clear understanding of the Eastern side of the world viewing it differently and why. Nevertheless, I'm still taken aback everytime I hear an Easterner ask a Westerner " you don't like living my mom and dad?" Straight faced, genuine and obviously perplexed. I still to this day, don't know how to reply. It just seems it's obvious that we don't but, to be asked and made to feel as if we're "mean", "weird" or so American is just so rude (AF) , insensitive and shows that some people lack the ability to see beyond their yard.

[@presidenthwasa5505]

Tbh though since they had no money to live elsewhere I’m with her and I’d expect him not to complain

[@phoenixmax3404]

I want my food made by my wife only . My spaceee

[@cheyenned4216]

It’s like he doesn’t understand how she doesn’t want to borrow so much money to move out

[@anshufulfilment6854]

John Oliver secret life lmao

[@yunsz9501]

yes david is so childish but i love their father vibes and it look interesting because my dad was an abusive father..so it ease my mind for a while seeing that married couple not always bad

[@bchpls24]

if he want his own house then he should've save up and buy it himself

[@hombrededios5413]

I like Korean soju.

[@bintangdilangit3348]

Well he lucky have good in law and home to stay. I know its not easy to share and oc we want our own home. but I think it's better to take it slowly when their economic condition is more stable, take big loan can make their condition under pressure, pressure make everything stresfull Especially when economic conditions are unstable

[@raquelalves1274]

Cai de paraquedas no vídeo e n esperava que o genro fosse um BR kkkkk tomei um susto com o cara falando português kkkk

[@thaisfraga7366]

Também fiquei surpresa kkkk

[@arvievlog6622]

In Asian culture, son/daughters are still live with their parents even they're already grown up..we Asians are family oriented which is different from western/European country that they're more on individualism. But it's right to have Privacy with the Daughter's parents but the guy is nice but he's Irresponsible. That's why I feel the pressure of that girl, the guy should just help her working or help anyways not demanding and complaining

[@sammylee5474]

usually when the daughter gets married, doesn't she live with her husband (with parents or without)? or if the son gets married he brings his wife to live with him (with or without parents)?

[@Ribeiro332]

This episode it’s from 5/6 years ago, he’s living with his wife and daughter and has a restaurant in Suwon called Pastel Brasil

[@nanadecarvalho7840]

He’s Brazilian tho. They are super family oriented and religious, they are different from Europeans and Americans.

[@seoul73507]

I'm half Korean but I would be PISSED if she had hit and talked to me like that. I know they need to save but living with the mil would make me very bitter.

[@Soreto23]

and I, in turn, would be pissed if my son-in-law or daughter-in-law who lives in my country and married my child could not speak my language even a little, additionally ignored my help to learn it, an adult guy cannot take a little time to learn the language of her wife, she somehow had no problem speaking Portuguese

[@snehad7888]

@@Soreto23 yeah, I've to agree with you. Communication is a key in building relationships with everyone, let alone your in-laws. If I were her, I wouldn't have allowed my daughter to marry someone who can't even communicate properly in Korean( that's controlling,I Know). Moreover, I don't feel like MIL is so wrong, she looks like strict, at the same time , kind mother. I understand he works and tired, but I couldn't feel his sincerity or effort to learn Korean and communicate , let alone building relationships with in-laws.

[@devonmatthews8197]

@@Soreto23 Korean is difficult

[@hanahaki7491]

@@devonmatthews8197 And your point is? You think Portuguese isn't difficult for Koreans to learn? His wife speaks Portuguese and is able to communicate well with him yet he's struggling to speak basic Korean. I'm Thai, our language is entirely different from Portuguese/English, down to the alphabet yet I speak fluent English and Portuguese because I studied hard. If you've been with someone long enough to marry them then you should at least take the time to learn their language, ESPECIALLY if you're going to live in their country.

[@devonmatthews8197]

@@hanahaki7491 You know more than one language.. good for you... That doesn't excuse the fact that Korean is difficult... Now, if he is going to stay in Korean permanently than he should Korean but if not than no

[@chichan6969]

Where is funny editor??! We all here miss your savage comments 🤔😭😭😭🌹💘

[@lordwalker71]

If my in law smacked me for yawning I’d be gone.

[@minbeomu]

The mother in law is treating him like her own child😭 the scolding and teaching yall????

[@Henry-ve3ye]

Should just live in South America. Great peoples, great cultures, and great sceneries. They just need to do business there

[@samysdefer]

I would not recommend them to stay in korea, if they have not enough money. You need a big loan or to be rich.

[@Joseph-zd7kg]

Her husband seems like a loser.. he expects her to buy them a house. He should of already have a house or enough money to get one. He wants everything to fall on his lap and gets upset when people tell him that he needs to work for it first. He is so entitled.

[@Ribeiro332]

This is episode is from some years ago, it’s old. Now he has a restaurant in Suwon called Pastel Brasil, is living with his wife and daughter and also is an actor

[@Joseph-zd7kg]

@@Ribeiro332 stop the lies. He is a nobody. Where is the proof? You can't just make up stuff and expect people to believe you.

[@ArchiveNowUnited]

@@Joseph-zd7kg girl you can see many ppl recording videos eating at his place. i will put here a link of one of those videos. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZSkmqNsrqplaNk

[@deleted72636]

@@Joseph-zd7kg dang who are you to call someone a nobody? Who hurt you?

[@Gabriel-gw8hf]

​@@deleted72636 its cuz this snowflake made a comment then later deleted it, "calling out" the FIL & husband for being "sexist" (3:59) and got ratio'd hard after realising what they commented was dumb.

[@abel1955]

Wow an apartment costs as much as my house, 3 bedrooms big yard

[@Soreto23]

In Korea there is a slightly different rental system, usually you pay e.g. 200k USD, which is e.g. 80% of the value of the apartment, it is treated as a deposit, after paying such funds, the monthly rental fee costs e.g. 1k USD which for earnings in Korea is not a large amount

[@brittanygale8926]

What language are they speaking

[@vitoria-py8hm]

Tomei ym susto quando começou a falar en pt