This is why Asians and Americans can't live together

[@goonj5]

I thought wrapping the remote was only my family thing, turns out the whole Asia does it! 😂

[@FFVII7321]

Haha me too, but it's only me who do that in my family coz I don't wanna the keypad's numbers on remote control disappear coz we keep touching it with our hand🤣🤣

[@imanmanimanman7667]

@@FFVII7321 🤣🤣🤣

[@marsitahjalil3964]

I do not know why but since young I HATE plastic around any appliances. I will rip it off. When I got married, I'm surprised my husband will keep pllastic around almost every appliances!

[@piccolaradge8333]

Most Africans do that as well 😂

[@FFVII7321]

@@piccolaradge8333 haha 🤣

[@pinakinchaudhari95]

As an Indian, looking at video and other comments, it's amazing to see that how we asian's are having very similar behaviour despite having so many differences in culture and religions.

[@vishalsinghbaghel]

He is Malaysian Indian and hindu too

[@Sup_D]

Well some behaviour are similar because of living environment and system. Like avoiding Outside Dirt part, which is usually practiced in Asian region because it's normally quite Dusty & Muddy outside condition in Asia, plus a lot of germ issues. Applies also on why Asian cover Remote in plastic or don't peel plastic from appliances (the dust in air scratches the surface quite quickly, making even new products look dull and old within weeks of purchase). We also don't much believe in Dishwasher because generally Asian food are more oily than American food (not Butter oily, but other Oils oily), which is usually hard for most dishwasher to clean (that's why some companies are making exclusive system for Asian usage). As for the Bamboo one, i don't think there is any superstition regarding it in India (though i might be wrong). Similarly, Indians are not crazy for Soy Sauce. Difference in Dinner timing is probably because Sunset is usually early in America (because of colder climate) compared to Asia countries. Plus, Asian don't usually indulge in midnight snacks that much (if i am right), unless it's a Student who is focused on studying late into the night.

[@ardendavid5515]

Indians are asian too if you look at it geogically 👌👌

[@MUSABBPT]

Great

[@moonchilld9247]

Yess

[@ralphonour]

I’m Chinese and I didn’t know you guys from the South actually have so much in common with us in the North! That’s amazing😂

[@RajatmYadav]

Basically he is not Malaysian but Indian Malaysian

[@bloxxplayeryt2305]

I am a Chinese Spanish Filipino

[@CerebralChuckles]

The whole Asia shares very much similarities between each other. West destroyed many of them.

[@Rohit_0.552]

@@CerebralChuckles yes

[@Dosadniste2000]

ahahahah, that's bc no one smart follows this channel

[@srilakshmichaluvadi7010]

As an Indian can totally relate but no Indian house is complete without their obsession for storing carry bags😂💯

[@flowersarepretty534]

fr

[@rachna1009]

As an Indian so damn relatable.. 😅😅.. & I almost died when she didn't wash the rice.. 😋😋

[@galaxygirl7]

I agree. Omg. I literally feel that's me 🤪

[@austin426512]

I wash rice 3-4 times. My wife does only 1 time.

[@bluewaters2231]

n she didnt even soak it.

[@biswajittripathy3622]

@@austin426512 as an Indian am saying washing at least twice is a rule according to my mom

[@austin426512]

@@biswajittripathy3622 I am in USA and here mostly one time is enough as the rice very cleanlybpacked

[@christineho4977]

I straight up had an anxiety attack when Rachel peeled off the plastic wrapping from the appliances!

[@alokalliyanage7022]

Me too😂 and when she put food on floor.. 😬

[@anjugoel4218]

😂😂

[@Handlebrake2]

Do you really think it'll ruin the machine?

[@rajkiranveldur4570]

@@Handlebrake2 it will

[@Handlebrake2]

@@rajkiranveldur4570 a lot of ppls machine for years and years with no sticker, including me.

[@heyitsmedee]

Hahahah as an Asian I can see that we Asians have a lot in common, no matter what our race or nationality is. Happy to see interracial couples juggling lives together. Much love for both. Terimakasih dah menghibur. 💛

[@jessicazanelatosoares7915]

As a Brazilian I could relate a lot with Asian culture. Perhaps some habits are related to not having a lot of money, so you have to be more careful with your things.

[@JumpingMoney-4ever]

so true!!!

[@helmimuhammad3382]

As a Singaporean, I noticed that a lot these practices/habits are equally shared between all of the Asians races. Doesn't matter what race you are, most of things that we do stem from respect. Respect of the stuffs u have at home, respect of the food we have and respect for the people around u etc. Most of us didn't grow up with money so it was ingrained in us to be thankful n mindful of things we have. The last vid ,Logesh actually said McDonald were a luxury item back home. It might not be the case now but when I was growing up, kids actually dream of eating fast food. Back in the 80s n 90s, eating McD were bragging rights.

[@hairullogic5350]

legit!

[@manvindersinghgill2805]

Mcd is expensive in Malaysia and portion is small except the fry chicken which is worth it even tho 1 piece of the chicken is RM5

[@fuzieehsan8179]

@Helmi Muhammad ... very true indeed... growing up in the 80s, eating fast food was a luxury .... I've got a taste of KFC and McD when I was 16 after saving up enough of my pocket money....

[@luqmanhakim4913]

Agree with you bro

[@fatimahmatzain9337]

True, not just Mc Donald, KFC, A&W, Starbucks, etc. All fast food were expensive. I even had burger during college time and KFC's fried chicken when my friend treated me. I had Delifrance at Sogo in 1994, a year after working as a teacher. Yes, those western foods are luxury in the 90's. Luckily I am not a fan of fast foodd because local foods are much tastier and healthier to my palate.

[@GovindSharma-vp6sj]

It shows 2 mature people to acknowledge other's culture.

[@oziomaezemenaka1100]

Thank you .. sadly most people are not mature these days... busy throwing tantrums like babies in public

[@beom8839]

Ikr

[@mitalibarot16]

😎

[@bradspitt3896]

These are superficial differences, they don't really have fundamental cultural differences. Liking tacos and curry doesn't make you tolerant or diverse.

[@hasrataulakh]

Finally a video on yt which is trying to unite and not divide

[@adi3219i]

As a Indian I can feel every second of this video .... This video is very much realatable to Indians ..!!!

[@RajatmYadav]

bsdk wo Indian hi hai..😂😂🖕

[@momtajmonwara1584]

I am a Bangladeshi and could relate with most of the Malaysian traditons.. Didn't know we Asians have so many similarities!!

[@QWERTY-eo8gn]

As an Indian,this is 100% accurate! 😂

[@sarthaknikhal5540]

Yup😂

[@ignacy8461]

Yup

[@pearl3512]

Fr 😂😂

[@mondeepartstudio643]

Yes😂😂😂

[@ocean7790]

Not the soy sauce one but agree

[@dOVERanalyst]

As an Indian from India: 🇮🇳 Only 1 change: We don't wrap remotes in plastic. We just *NEVER TAKE OFF the original plastic it came in.* Or we BUY thick plastic see through remote covers when that initial plastic dies.. (often with color borders). And we didn't have the Soy sauce obsession We have only used the soy sauce given in home deliveries of Chinese or Korean food. Never purchased a bottle.

[@KumaarFamily]

Good to know! I wish to visit India soon.

[@sumitsingh6507]

No I wrap remote in plastic

[@amerigovespucci9776]

Yes we don't wrap remote

[@dOVERanalyst]

@@sumitsingh6507 Like wrap in that thin plastic wrapping sheet meant for food wrapping? No. We have a stitched plastic cover.

[@kenmiya7784]

As an Indonesian, we have sambal obsession. So many kind of sambal in the fridge.

[@rosem6254]

This is actually awesome and I think it’s good to have knowledge before entering into interracial relationship so that you work those out & know what expect there will be differences and try to match each other and adapt so that the relationship can work well

[@aliamoazzam8305]

As a pakistani ....its so much more relatable than i anticipated!!!! Like every single thing

[@sylvialawrence4431]

🤣🤣 I am a black (multi-ethnic) American woman. Just nice to see you two happy together, enjoying life, and able to find humor in your cultural differences.

[@RajatmYadav]

Basically he is not Malaysian but Indian Malaysian.

[@sumicar8593]

@@RajatmYadav dei, he still is Malaysian!!aiyoyoyo what lah you?

[@pamhedge3955]

As a Malaysian myself along with my Australian husband, we can relate with you guys. We couldn't stop laughing. Keep it coming.

[@quick.easy.eat23]

Oh gosh I’m Korean and when I saw your thumbnail lol gosh I laughed so hard as my mom has her remote like that!!! ❤ totally the shoes thing lol 😅Thanks for sharing!! 😊

[@roderick.t]

My wife just found your channel - hilarious! 😂😂 We’re also an interracial married couple - I’m Filipino and she’s American. We totally get it! BTW, we’re in the San Ramon area!! 😊

[@glory17tex]

As a malaysian married to an american I can relate absolutely. I had to adjust almost immediately because americans are very inflexible I find. So torch became flash light and biscuits became cookies real fast!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@jaysonmiru3563]

Money bag is wallet in North America & chocolate is called candy here. By the way, get into the elevator fast (instead of the lift)! 😂 But fact that America & Canada is so advanced in many fronts & mostly welcoming to people of different cultures, it’s alright poeple at the end. 😂😂

[@Aman3252]

We follow Britain

[@iaam8141]

@rachel hanson. The Americans are known to do things opposite to their former imperialist. A continuation of their rebellion against mother England, which they ran away from for independence. When the Englishmen drive on the right, Americans on the left (i'd rather be on the right side, not the wrong side.) Americans also have less than half the energy as the Englishmen -- Englishmen charge with 240 volts, Americans only 110. Americans will eventually turn to walk on their hands, just kidding okay!

[@cynthiacrawford6147]

I dont think the sausage gravy would be good on cookies

[@infinite5795]

@Purple Citrine he must be Muslim Indian. Hindus are basically Christian with a little broad mindset, owing to their long history.

[@gwenb.4179]

I laughed so hard on this. As a Filipino, all Asian practices featured on this video are exactly how I was raised. Kudos to the remote wrapped in plastic and the Bidet thing, GOSH, I can't imagine myself using just a toilet paper. I need to go and get a wash. LOL 🤣

[@NazriB]

Lies again? American Education Know Malay

[@miyuki3304]

@gwen "tabo"

[@user-di2on5gl2d]

Still need toilet paper to dry. Bidet only splashes 💧 on you.

[@awesomevideo5525]

😂😂 filipino still use toilet paper

[@kk7420]

@@user-di2on5gl2d I doubt you ever used a bidet

[@we_muzt_rize_up8665]

I am a Singaporean living in America and married to an American. I so agree with most of it. Not sure about the cling wrap thing though cause I've never had them wrap up even when I'm living with my parents. But the rest I had to agree... It took me 6 years before I relax on shoes in house but even then it's a no no in my bedroom but sometimes even that happens and I have to take a deep breath and calm myself over it. Not helping when I'm OCD as well lol...

[@swayzieandchinita]

As an American’s and Latino’s my husband and I have a weird mix of these two cultural things. The food on the floor was right on target. We don’t even put our purses on the floor. Bad luck, you will lose your money 😂

[@hariprasad181]

Same thought with Indias as well

[@nenembengue1161]

Loool I’m African and the purse on the floor is right on we don’t play that! Ull lose your money they say😂

[@pollock8000]

As Argentinean I found out that most of asian practices are shared with my culture. We have the same obsession with wrappin remote controllers, washing rice, leaving appliances plastics hahahah, it's hillarious, I felt at home

[@pau8727]

We have the same in Russia

[@chargemankent]

Does that mean it's not an Asian thing but rather Americans are the weird one?

[@pushparawat5255]

Every one same except European (not eastern) and americans

[@TheSahil1575]

And living in joint family?? Which average Asian do

[@medasbabu]

Indian here, that's news to me, we have lot common. Can't understand, why Americans have completely different practices.

[@sharonozvenom]

I can really relate to not wearing shoes in my house. I even have a door mat with the words “ take your shoes off please”. Rice definitely needs to be washed thoroughly too! Thanks for this entertaining video 👍.

That's awesome 😎 my husband started to apply it cuz of c@vid 😂 now, he take his shoes off right next to the door before get into the house 🏡

[@SenorJuan2023]

Why does rice need to be washed?

[@Naveenjotron]

@@SenorJuan2023 because most Asians seen how rice are harvested and packed...

[@chargemankent]

@@SenorJuan2023 I don't know about the rest of the Asian Nations but from where I come from (Indonesia), since most of our cities and settlements are located near a Volcano there will be Volcanic Ashes on the Rice, so we definitely need to wash rice before cooking or we'll eat Rice with Volcanic Ashes as toppings.

[@dOVERanalyst]

@@SenorJuan2023 Because rice is never cleaned before purchase. YOU have to clean it. Every idiot knows that.🤷‍♀️

[@Kirandesigner]

04:45 There are thousands of wars going on in India daily regarding cleaning vessels.

[@TheShri4kavi]

Love how you embrace and enjoy each other's culture

[@geeangeles6600]

As a Filipino i can totally relate to this. I am really stressed when i watch movies and see the characters go and lie in bed with the shoes they used outside the house still on. And when some of them would even jump around the bed with shoes on i can actually feel a migraine coming on. Also, we've had our car for 6 years now and the sun visor is still wrapped in its original plastic so, though we are able to use the sun visor, we still haven't practically used the mirror that goes with it and this fact does not even bother us that much.

[@bhunag9383]

Can't understand how people can get on the bed with their footwear on. Is it only for d movies or are they like that in real life too....

[@addyzee1335]

“….I can feel a migraine coming on” 😛😂

[@bernadettedease2099]

Oh yes! Every time someone in a movie lies down on a sofa or bed with shoes on, I cannot focus on anything else but that.

[@taschak3889]

I'm German and freaking out if I see American films with stupid people sitting with shoes on they bed. Is there even a other country besides USA that's do this horrible stuff?!

[@saltushachalmers]

Lol. Me too. I'm Central Asian. SHOES MUST BE TAKEN OFF!

[@Mister_Ri_MFBMT]

Food packs or containers must be put at a higher place n not on the floor in general, especially not beside footwears!!! Because they are foods. We eat foods. We honour the foods we eat. Thus it is put on an elevated place befitting its honour.

[@mohdnizamabdulrahman741]

Food is something we respect!

[@fatimahmatzain9337]

True even they are inside food container. Never ever put them on the floor.

[@aidamdroos]

I'm asian, so i have to agree 😄😄

[@bhunag9383]

Correct bro. Culture is more or less similar

[@tinker3bellz1]

If there's no high place and I HAD to put it on the floor, I will shove the food further away on the ground so it'll at least farther from the shoes or my butt.

[@mayataware5286]

You are showing differences between American and Asian culture. But what surprises me are the similarities between Asian countries. Though located so much apart with various religions, there are unifying thoughts and cultures across Asia

[@hemasharma6364]

I didn't know asian countries are so similar...loved watching your video...luv you guys.🤩🤩

[@dquseo]

As a German living in Malaysia since 22 years I have really enjoyed this one. But my favorite was missing - keeping the plastic wrap even on sofas and couches. And what was shown as American is common in all Western countries. Great episode.

[@simonspethmann8086]

No, no it isn't. It is mostly a freak commonality between certain (mostly West/South?) Germans and Anglos. I am a Berliner, with Swedish, Turkish family and some more relatives and friends from all over Europe. No one. I mean NO single ONE would ever dream of leaving their shoes on in the house (or bed? like... what?!) ... and things like that. It's freaking disgusting. 😑 On the other hand I've never seen an (East or West Asian) leave plastic wrapping on things? Maybe that's regional, too . South or South-East Asian maybe?

[@juliehock6059]

@@simonspethmann8086 i know Greeks who also keep the plastic!

[@fightback397]

To tell the truth , Western are very confortable with dirty floors.

[@simonspethmann8086]

@@fightback397 Americans and certain regions of Germany do not constitute "the West". 😑

[@simonspethmann8086]

@@juliehock6059 Interesting. My (German) father also did. Just no East or West Asian, I've ever met. 🤔

[@edpotter1170]

I died when Logesh dropped the bottle and launched forward to save the dryer's plastic wrap from Rachel. I feel the pain at the sound of the plastic wrap getting peeled off.

[@nemoatlantis7148]

it'll never be the same, if they were peeled off.

[@123coolrohit]

True, his acting is very advanced 🤣

[@prathameshlad397]

True very true...

[@hocuspocustadaa4671]

It's amazing how all the parts of Asia follows this kind of things even though there are many different cultures and religions. No one ever told us to follow them and yet we asians follow them 😌

[@VKjk]

Hahahaha…. I’m Malaysian Chinese and my husband is French. We have so many cultural differences as well. We Asians practice similar lifestyles and believes wherever we are. My husband calls me OCD lol…. I call it being clean, neat and tidy 😂😂😂

[@profetalks6307]

It's amazing how both of you can adjust and accommodate one another all these years amid the different culture and ways of doing daily stuffs. I like the one about plastic wraps, which is so true about Malaysians. Do you notice that in Malaysia, some car owners still have plastic wraps on the car seats (front and back) - wraps that were there since the cars were bought a couple of years ago? Looks like trying to keep things so that might last "forever" takes priority over aesthetics and comfort in Malaysia. I also like the part about soy sauce which I am truly guilty of also. I thought I was the weird guy who is fixated with having many different kinds of soy sauce. Apparently, you have shown me that I am just being a typical Malaysian ... haha...

[@KumaarFamily]

Yes! It'll always be a 'new' car since it is still unwrapped 😂

[@bhunag9383]

Ohh, we Indians also do it. Never remove d plastic cover, so that the car will have good resale value

[@kircyclone]

I think Indians are not crazy baout soy sauce...

[@kamaleshkumari262]

Not only on remotes and cars also on refrigerators, chairs and sometimes even on suitcases/ travel bags ... we Indians are a class apart!!! 😂

[@Handlebrake2]

@@bhunag9383 cars aren't assets, they will depreciate in value even with your little sticker

[@UncleMerwe]

Im South African and my wife is Singaporean, she just shared this video with my and I could not stop laughing while rolling on the floor, this is exactly how whole life has been, worse of all she would probably hit me over the head for rolling on the floor 🤣🤣🤣 LOVE this video please do keep sharing!!

[@limakichu2381]

Wow! You did it again. Love how such two opposite cultures adapt so well to each other. You are great actors too. Laughed through the whole video.

[@sabihanaz3748]

As a Pakistani, I can relate with every single activity 100%!!!!

[@shadesofpurple6529]

The thing with wrapping the remote control and keeping plastic wrap on applinces like forever and also treating food carefully even if it's in a container or a plate are also common things in North African countries. It's amazing to find out about these similarities. Thanks for sharing 💕💕

[@shirazansari1129]

6:50 well in India its more about respecting the food...so we never keep it near shoes or anything like that.

[@tara7053]

As an Iranian, it’s so relatable 😂

[@angrygrannythecureforgigac8649]

Oh wow Tara is a Hindu name... cultural similarities on different lvl hehe

[@clerith]

im an asian woman and i can relate to logesh 😁 the wife looks amazing. here rachel stuns me for being an american with red hair. thats cool and new to me. hope you guys having endless happiness!

[@ebitaril]

We, Africans can relate to the Asian side

[@kanao2007]

I'm African, I disagree. I won't waste my time wrapping the remote controller :)

[@babymonalisa]

My thoughts exactly!

[@RS-xo3rb]

I am from India and everything except the Soy sauce is relatable to me personally. Soy sauce may be because of vast cultural differences that exist even within the country. I was really surprised to see everyday nuances shown.

[@dOVERanalyst]

Same. No soy sauce for us. But yes. The rest

[@RyuFah]

The soy sauce is kind of East Asian and Southeast Asian things

[@musicon-musicforpeace1887]

Hope you guys celebrate your differences and learn from each other and not get frustrated for trivial matters 😊

[@TR-dc3tf]

As an Indian from South Africa 🇿🇦 (born & raised) this is so accurate 😮

[@km3455]

Do you collect plastic bags & keep them under the sink? In Singapore we use it to line the trash cans at home, or as a carrier when we tah pau leftover makan from someone’s house after a party, use it to pack the kids toys, slippers & wet clothes when we head to the beach. Hope to see you guys visit Singapore soon!

[@MsPiu22]

As indians ,we do it too..🤪

[@beckiejani7782]

Cheap American here. Why buy bags for trash or carrying things when you have free ones from the store?

[@elenascopelliti1211]

I'm italian and we collect them too!

[@beckiejani7782]

@@mjey1 or green and nearly 65 (first earth day was when I was in junior high)

[@abhishekghosh4384]

Same here in India. 😂

[@rozasurantiromli4872]

Kicap Kipas Udang is a MUST HAVE grocery item especially for Malaysians in our kitchen! Nothing can beat the taste of this soy sauce. It's an all time favourite 'kicap'. 😆👍🙌

[@bakalurx]

Aku suka mudim.

[@TheShawa37]

Tamin laaaaaa

[@Marocccgirl]

So much tolerance and understanding needed for couples with different culture 🥺 I wonder how do you both celebrate things after each argument?

[@greatnews5]

Rice must be rinsed before cooking because the process of taking off rice hull might contain machinery residue. And it also helps to cut carb a little bit.

[@amsyar3659]

My dad and his 8 siblings once held a family days for all of us, not just 9 of them. Nooooo.. They invites sibling for their in-law, siblings for in-law parents because they want to celebrate their mothers 70th birthday along with her 11 other siblings. I was receptionists at the time and my god, I never knew i had chinese and indians aunts and uncles as well. We held the grand family day at one of the wedding hall at Muar that can fit around 500+ in one sitting and its could not fit all of the guests since we all also invite our close friends as well. We also get a small books that tell the history of all my grandparents, its like encyclopedia for our family. Overall, its fun knowing that my families stay connected with all of our distants relatives all those years. It make me realize that although some of them are different races, religions and colour, we can still be one big family unless you're rasict of course.

[@bakalurx]

Silaturrahim

[@Hankyjane]

I have family that would be SHOCKED and unhappy to find anything but white European relatives. Funny thing is. A long history in this country often guarantees mixed races. Lol. I

[@bobaz9613]

Tupperware ice-cream = bekas simpan ikan@ayam@daging Tin biskut = tempat simpan benang dan barang-barang menjahit

[@zue1975]

Haha. Yg ni teringat ada mat salleh react video sorang youtuber Malaysia yg juga sorang nelayan tunjuk cara masak ikan yg dia baru tangkap kat dlm bot. Mat Salleh tu pelik bila nmpk bekas aiskrim. Dia duk fikir kenapa bawa aiskrim..haha.

[@Btsarmygirllll]

As a Sri Lankan this is so relatable

[@kch538]

Man, that was hilarious.. may be it's just me, I LMAO 😂 stopped half way in the video to drop this comment....... 😂😂 I really adore and appreciate you guys despite these cultural differences you make it work. God bless your wonderful family... ❤️☀️😊 Stay blessed always!!!! Enjoying all your videos thoroughly... 😊. Those slippers were the icing on the cake... Came back to edit this comment 😂😂

[@stupormundi7]

I'm mexican raised in Mexico and my thai exwife raised in Thailand. We had so much in common. The best 6 years of my life.

[@promethiusunknown2872]

You got divorsed after your best 6 years?

[@joyd3828]

She could have died

[@JimiBard]

This is good. Make more guidelines vids like this. It helps people who are going through mixed marriage to understand and tolerate each other.

[@bjacob5451]

You know guys, getting into an interracial relationship can be a bit challenging in the start and might need some effort to getting used to, but as they say - "Variety is the Spice of Life". And even a Brit and an American living together can surely be challenging, and not just with Asians. But it's the gelling process that really matters and the balanced mix of East and West is what makes it soo beautiful and perfect in the end. But throughout one should never be intolerant, different or looking down on the other just because they might be following another set of rules. But instead, everything should be seen through the eyes of love, unity and oneness and everything else should revolve around that. Wish you both a strong, healthy and a fulfilling happy married life throughout.

[@hanbi6544]

5:56 Now I understands why in Hollywood movies always have a daylight dinner 🤣

[@ainsyaza8901]

The soy sauce thing is smth I’m kinda guilty of lol. I have 7-8 different brands with different viscosity. Dark, light, Japanese, Malaysian, Indo ones. Swest and spicy ones. Those are opened ones and still have more unopened ones in the pantry

[@dwi5582]

Well, different kinds and brands of soy sauce have different tastes, so you aren't at fault, I think. I don't use soy sauce that much, but I still have 4 bottles of soy sauce from different brands for different foods lol.

[@RiemsAI]

Love this video so much, washing of the rice, the no shoe inside the house and detail plate cleaning thing is so true, i couldnt use a plate even if there is still a smell of soap on it or some leftover oil. The rest i think is acceptable diff.

[@vishulammata1150]

So interesting.I lived in this country for 46 years.I went through every bit of it.There is a lot to learn from our children if we are open minded and give them some freedom.

[@MeZAmI175]

Nice video wish you good life and forever fun together ❤❤

[@littlenewthings2662]

ah ha ha ha ha... My family do not get our remote control wrapped up hahaha; but we DO keep the wrappers that already came with the appliance as long as possible 🤣 The slippers and the soy sauce thing is on point... but we are trying to limit our obsession of soy sauce at the moment hahaha... (Off topic tip: When you have your planters ready, do remember to keep your washed rice water overnight and then use them as "fertilizer water" the next day. That will save you tons of fertilizer expenses and your plants will be happy - especially teaming up with natural sun)

[@harima1180]

No.2) That exactly what my mum do. That's why her plants always look healthy.

[@fatimahmatzain9337]

Wow. What a good tip. I usually water my plant using the washed rice water as quickly as possible. I even used it to washed fish before rinsing it with clean water.

[@harima1180]

@@fatimahmatzain9337 Me too..

[@Mister_Ri_MFBMT]

Asians used the washed water of rice grains to rinse our faces, hands, n necks. Excellent for skin as well. If Kumaar family uses the water like i do, there will be no water left to water the plants anymore. 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@nutzhazel]

@@fatimahmatzain9337 Try adding some belacan in that rice water and let them stay overnight. Now it works double wonder lol

[@eddiek8179]

Also, props to the humor and the excellent acting.

[@KumaarFamily]

I agree on the humor but acting needs improvement! 😆

[@RD-rz1ou]

Lovely couple and a happy family!!! God bless both of you!!!❤❤❤❤

[@amandeepkaurmultani1023]

Man the thing about the slippers was so accurate 😂🤣

[@james_150_]

I'm British and married to a Malaysian. I can relate to some of these. Not phone etiquette though... he answers loudly, but I always prefer quiet calls in a different room. I do laugh when I see the plastic cover still on our car satnav screen, but it does help the resale value I suppose 😁.

[@imanmanimanman7667]

😂😂😂

[@Wannabe-channeL]

I think it’s more like a habit than cultural differences

[@ajuktoott]

Food is sacred for us.. that's why we never put food on the ground or next to shoes...

[@Sakura-rq6je]

I was smiling at all parts of this video because it very true. I don't know how but I think lots of Asian done the same thing and that what makes us Legends. 😊

[@padmika2319]

omg as a srilankan I can confidently say that it's so true 🤣😂👏

[@aldobrezenti]

Interesting. As a European (I'm Hungarian) I feel like we are somewhere in the middle, not only geographically but also culturally. Really cute video, btw.

[@alicjakotlarz2767]

I'm from Poland and I have the same impression

[@airidaspele]

Same here in Lithuania.

[@boredutopia]

Same, Croatia here. That probably why we well adapt anywhere we go.

[@juliehock6059]

In Germany we also take our shoes off, especially in winter to stop snow slush getting into the house.

[@simonspethmann8086]

Yeah, that's why I'm so grateful they wrote "Americans" instead of Western or white, like these comparisons (esp. coming from Americans) usually do.

[@JacobSiau]

My family used to wrap remote as well, there's quite a few reasons to it actually: 1. for us, TVs are expensive electronics and remotes are kinda non replaceable. So we want to ensure the remote last as long as possible. Wouldn't want to buy a new TV just because the remote broke. Maybe electronics in the US is cheap? 2. kinda related to the first point, we also want to ensure the lettering on those rubber buttons to last as long as possible. 3. hygiene, you know how oils and grease from our fingers, sweats and dead skin cells, no to mention dusts tends to get under and around those buttons. ewww! You can always replace the wrapper with a new one but not the remote right?

[@bahloolstories5361]

I supposed nowadays, we can buy a replacement remote. I usually use one remote for every air cond or ceiling fans especially in hotels or chalets.

[@nurinhamdanb.562]

Well for us mostly so that the batteries wont be missing...you know kids with remote...i dont y they like to play with batteries...

[@wan12345]

now, the smartphone can handle the remote control... i just clik the apps remote control to handle all different electronics devices k..

[@laveenr]

Iam Asian and using the same remote for last 5years😅

[@ij465]

4. Safety issue(s). No harm of swallowing tv remote's buttons among children by biting/teething nor loose buttons. July2022🇲🇾

[@salaiselvamv3273]

Love you guys... Wish you a happy and healthy life... To the best of my feelings, the differences make the completeness... Love

[@RRGpartydog2007]

1:42 oiii had me dying!🤣

[@Mister_Ri_MFBMT]

Shoes off in the house is compulsory for us Asians. We change to indoor slippers optionally or to just bare feet.

[@TheKnellBelle]

My Dad's Fijian/Indian, so we definitely learned how to rinse rice in our family! Also, Cooking for 1000 people no matter what and washing all the dishes completely before putting them in the dishwasher 😂😂😂!!!

[@dinifroggy]

🤣🤣🤣 So this Asían ways are very much like Latín American ways, only that most people in Latín America might or might not wear their shoes at home, and seldom ask others to take them off (you don't want to make them feel uncomfortable- you just clean again after they leave). We are very loud. We yell over the phone, but normally walk away to use it. Wrapping appliances in plastic is rare, but some do it. Nice vid. And beautiful marriage. Now, the bidet thing most of us find dreadful 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@thisaccountdoesnotexist9438]

This is 100% relatable to me as an Indian.

[@Mister_Ri_MFBMT]

The bamboo buloh at home. Hmmm. I dont know that is a taboo plant at Asian homes. I only thought that it invites snakes to come. However, if you plant flower plants, when the flower blooms at full moon, the jinns n pontianak banshee will come to smell off the fragrance from the flowers while gossipping.

[@FoodTastertv]

As an Iranian living in Canada I can identify with all the Asian vs American cultural differences in this video lol.

[@waheguruwaheguru9176]

Wrapping the remote ! Unwashed rice ! Food on floor 😁 hilarious 🤣 tks enjoyed

[@sagargajjela8420]

As a Indian literally I'm proud of you guys.🙏🤏

[@ilhadi]

That wrapping up the remote got me in stitches!

[@bangtansglory3981]

As a Bruneian, I can relate to everything except the wrapping remote one 😂

[@lemagnifique1573]

Wrapped things is quite common in Indonesia too, just because we're lazy to rip the plastic off and to keep it clean all the time

[@045jerson7]

As an Indian I can totally relate to that

[@radcliffe1022]

In Philippines ,they dont wrap but they dont remove the wrapper when they bought it ,they just let it on until it eventually rips out

[@anshikatiwari9774]

It's very common here in india...we don't remove plastic wrap because it will become dirty🙃

[@AkiffHssn]

@iknownothingman Banar 😂 not to mention bau Durian & Bawang Bawangan (Onion & Garlic) & Sambal in the kitchen.

[@ongchailing]

As a Malaysian who has lived in Singapore and America, agree with some parts but not all 1. Am not aware of any superstition with planting bamboo at home but it’s a pain to clean up the fallen leaves 2. Phone conversation isn’t true, seen many people carrying out loud conversations/playing videos from phones publicly in Singapore without using their earphones, especially with older folks/non-locals who’re from a certain Asian country Wrt washing rice/wrapping plastic around remotes, you’ll be surprised foods sold in some Asian supermarkets may not be as clean as those bought in America/Singapore, so we’ve to wash them thoroughly. My family has stopped our habit of wrapping plastics round remotes because you can get a replacement so much easier than when I was growing up. But we do try to keep our stuff new for as long as possible 😂 but I noticed this applies to our personal belongings usually. My Asian tenants didn’t care for my apartment the way I did when I was living in it, and there’s a tendency not to care for common/public facilities in the Asian countries I live in.

[@jenniferdas7809]

We kept our channel changer covered in plastic too! Also we reuse every plastic container! My daughter, who is grown now, once said, if she ever came home to visit and found that a Cool Whip container, actually contains Cool Whip, she would be totally amazed. Now before she comes home, I always have a brand new container of Cool Whip in the fridge for her.

[@priyankaramesh7423]

As an Indian, i can totally relate myself to all the Asian things especially that remote wrapping, rice washing and dish washing 😂....

[@loosookwai]

I'm Malaysian..this is so true!!!🤣🤣🙌

[@tatjana824]

I'm from Serbia and we grew up exactly like in Asian home-the same habits!It is unbelieveble!

[@ickleronny]

When I saw the wife just pour water first into the cooker, then the rice directly into the cooker, I was actually SHOOK

[@claretan5643]

As a Singaporean, I can totally relate!! Especially the no shoes in the house rule - urge to pull her out of the house to remove the shoes first!

[@imanmanimanman7667]

@@claretan5643 😁😁😁

[@andreiadetavora8471]

Oh men... so fun to watch!! I'm portuguese, but my great grandmother was japanese, and we do a lot of those things!!! ahahah The shoes, washing rice, plastic wrap, hand washing, sliper for hanging in the house :D !!! Great and sweet couple

[@Userkangjihoon23451]

Based on our family situation here in the Philippines. That remote control - My mother was obsessed with that cover lol hahaha, it's like protection for the remote. Washing rice - You forgot the Asian Ancient Measurement, the Finger. Bidet - Besides Bidet we have a thing called "Tabo" Soy sauce - Absolutely Agree! Sometimes we combined soy sauce with vinegar, lemon, calamansi, tomato, onion, etc. The plastic wrap on appliances - I remember my new computer Acer more than 10 years ago, my mom wouldn't let me take it off lol hahaha. Handwashing - After putting in a washing liquid, I washed it two or three times to make it clean. Asian event sizes - There's no way to disagree with this, hahaha, I absolutely agree! I still remember my Debut years ago, even some Debuts of my classmates, especially the female ones. (I'm not a female lol) Dinner time - Breakfast 6am-10am, Lunch 11am-2pm, Dinner 6pm-10pm Slippers - That American Slippers were too expensive to us here in the Philippines and can only be used at home. Compared to the Asian slippers, it's cheap and multi-purpose, it can be used whether going outside or inside.

[@foodmania-e8s]

The TV remote control wrap, that is soooo real😂😂, a must thing in most Asian families

[@estherlee4243]

Totally agree with many of them. My husband is obsessed with plastic and dishes. Our microwave is more than 10yrs old and still has the plastic on the digital screen!

[@MissDomy23]

I am an European woman married to an Arabic man, and I can relate to a lot of things haha. Specially the rice. I thought I made the best rice, until I married my husband. The poor man ate it. Hahaha

[@KumaarFamily]

Tell me you washed it! 😂 Oh that poor man

[@fredrichwilliam2345]

Clearly Indian hygiene habits are way better than others. Hope they follow it on roads too to keep them clean !!

[@msndegwa1624]

This was so fun to watch🤗😁 I just stumbled on my new favourite channel!!

[@annmroyhughes7277]

My family is Eastern European and Middle Eastern. We practice the same as the Asians. I married an American and his habits drive me crazy (shoes in house🙇🏻‍♀️), food hygiene and not rinsing rice puts me over the edge😱😵‍💫! Thank you for making me feel sane🤗

[@rahulRNaick]

You know middle east part of asia 😁