Mr Loo Finally Kena Priced Out in JB! So Expensive! More JB Yummy & Fun Discoveries!

[@cheongenghoe]

I think most of the retailers in JB knows Mr Loo. So they all jack up their prices liao ....

[@1m65]

Ha ha… I wish I am so popular

[@HUAHUA1]

cheap la, buy Loo got money!

[@1m65]

@@HUAHUA1even if Mr Loo got money, he is not stupid to spend this kind of money.

[@hbu8012]

Wah lao, I think those are designer trees. Buy mango, eat it then plant the seed lar.

[@revivalist70]

Thanks Mr Loo. 👋

[@EePingLiang]

Thanks for sharing Mr Loo

[@1m65]

You are welcome!

[@shutengloke5907]

RM58k for a tree? Reminds me of tulipmania.

[@heavenlymessager]

The price is crazy!

[@Mike-e1n]

So appetising and delicious

[@1m65]

Yes. The food was super yummy.

[@joannayoong9370]

Mr Loo plant small size mango trees more worth it😂. My neighbours mango fruits, all are so plump (so rounded on top) & sweeter than honey, the seeds are from Thailand.😊

[@1m65]

Well, I don’t have the passion for gardening.

[@theincredibles6517]

Just went in Dec. Sunway has a very nice bookstore called Book Xcess.

[@JajobaGasoil]

the chee cheong fun n porridge from the look of it already know is definitely yummy!

[@erickoh52]

His family must be living in one of the ABnB near Austin height

[@kennySg101]

You should be living in JB!

[@MARS-ob7eg]

Yes. At last u look at real trees .these the real jewel and the cost is around there and more expensive in SG and likely is SG dolllars. It consider reasonable price for that

[@1m65]

Yes I was told the same thing by floral and tree experts.

[@MARS-ob7eg]

Yes, u not kapo by them. Let me know if you need ascertain.

[@MARS-ob7eg]

Either you look for younger trunk and not these ancient trees, the cost can be $1k.

[@user-if8kd5wr1n]

Hi Mr Loo, I am searching for a property in Austin height , after watching your channel. I don't kmow where to start. Could you let me know the name of the residence you are in ? What would you recommand? Thanks

[@1m65]

Write to me [e-mail]. I get you a good agent to help you.

[@kennychia7277]

This bookstore is at Aeon Mall Tebrau City.

[@Mike-e1n]

Oh thanks for sharing. My house is there yet I don’t know

[@scsw1024]

@kennychia7277 is bookshop at Aeon Tebrau City or bukit indah. Only know have Harris at TC.

[@micy9714]

you should plant your own tree

[@typoerror177]

Just buy them small for a few hundred bucks and it'd still grow to that size after 5-10 years. My neighbours bought RM10k trees each and now they are too big.

[@1m65]

Oh. Good point!

[@typoerror177]

@ Also, when transplanting trees, there is a risk they will die if not properly replanted and taken care of. Planting smaller trees is less risky.

[@1m65]

@ oh really?

[@chyelinchong9269]

Everything is nice 😂

[@1m65]

Thank u very much

[@chyelinchong9269]

Hi Mr Look you like the food in JB right

[@1m65]

Super love

[@janeloh2952]

SG have the plant at Thomson nursery Olives Plant……

[@1m65]

Oh really? Expensive?

[@Rasengandattebayo82]

quite funny when mr loo sang then the seller just took the lyrics as is

[@1m65]

Hilarious!

[@markoh5028]

Singapore only "book store" is call Library. 😂

[@1m65]

So sad

[@tjkbeluga]

Tsutaya used to be movie and cd rental chain in Japan. Only found out they sell books when I saw them setting mega bookstore in KL. Honestly, I thought you're shooting in KL, Mr Loo.

[@1m65]

I didn’t know they are in JB until this trip.

[@unstoppablebtc3102]

Soil cannot bring in to SG

[@Mike-e1n]

I will move to JB 6-7 years later for permanently for retirement … don’t want to and fro

[@1m65]

Great!

[@klloo5689]

oh there's a cactus farm up in Cameron Highlands displaying these cactii and perhaps even more variety.

[@1m65]

Nice!

[@mrpetworld5682]

Wow ! Crazy... RM$58K for a tree !! Hahahahahahahahaha !! Even have alot of money and can afford cannot also anyhow throw. lol !

[@1m65]

Exactly what I inferred…. I can’t splurge our money this way.

[@jennifer-oc6io]

Hi Mr loo, kl is beautiful

[@1m65]

I am sure it is!

[@8963-sss]

​@@1m65 Make a trip to KL too kzbin.info/www/bejne/lZ_cZ36IeseLp68si=u1yzx9XDbzhOcknW

[@mrpetworld5682]

The younsters (strawberries) these days no longer interested in working a proper 9 to 5 job. They aspire to be full time youtuber so can earn a big income because they see youtubers like you enjoying life everyday. While a few suceed, countless many fail.

[@1m65]

Well, I am enjoying life not because I do KZbin videos. That’s why my KZbin are geared towards financial literacy.

[@scsw1024]

Rich man tree

[@1m65]

Very very rich man tree. Status symbol indeed.

[@DaveTan-x9e]

Where is the Go Kart and how much?

[@1m65]

Aeon Bukit Indian. RM80 per session

[@DaveTan-x9e]

@@1m65 Thank you! 👍

[@strongstrengthtv]

​@@DaveTan-x9e aeon bukit indah

[@dividendnomatt]

gentrification 🤣

[@1m65]

What’s that?

[@dividendnomatt]

@ according to artificial intelligence: Gentrification is a complex and multifaceted phenomenon that refers to the transformation of a previously low-income, working-class neighborhood into a more affluent and upscale community. This transformation is often driven by an influx of new, more affluent residents and businesses, which can lead to increased property values, rents, and costs of living. Common characteristics of gentrification include: 1. *Increased property values and rents*: As more affluent residents move in, property values and rents rise, making it difficult for long-time residents to afford their homes. 2. *Changing demographics*: The influx of new residents can lead to a shift in the neighborhood's demographics, potentially displacing low-income and minority residents. 3. *New businesses and amenities*: Gentrification often brings new businesses, such as upscale restaurants, coffee shops, and boutiques, which can cater to the tastes and preferences of the new, more affluent residents. 4. *Improved infrastructure and services*: Gentrification can lead to investments in infrastructure, such as new parks, bike lanes, and public transportation, as well as improved municipal services, like sanitation and public safety. However, gentrification can also have negative consequences, including: 1. *Displacement of long-time residents*: Rising costs and changing demographics can force low-income and minority residents out of their homes and neighborhoods. 2. *Loss of community character*: The influx of new businesses and residents can lead to a loss of the neighborhood's unique character and cultural identity. 3. *Increased inequality*: Gentrification can exacerbate existing social and economic inequalities, as affluent residents and businesses displace low-income and minority residents. To mitigate the negative effects of gentrification, some cities and communities are implementing strategies such as: 1. *Affordable housing initiatives*: Programs aimed at preserving affordable housing options for low-income residents. 2. *Community land trusts*: Non-profit organizations that acquire and hold land for the benefit of the community, rather than private developers. 3. *Inclusive zoning*: Zoning policies that require developers to include affordable housing units in new construction projects. 4. *Community engagement and participation*: Efforts to involve long-time residents and community members in the planning and decision-making process around gentrification.

[@ylein6508]

lol just buy smaller trees and slowly grow them

[@1m65]

Yup. Agree.

[@F99999]

How old do you think the bigger trees are lol

[@1m65]

@ 30years I think.

[@raymondtay5184]

You went to the wrong place for the trees

[@MARS-ob7eg]

@@1m65the old olive likely 150 to 200’years or can be older