Things We Will and Won't Miss in Taiwan

[@susu2345]

The video was made 5 1/2 years ago。Things have changed. There is actually a subway in Taichung now. There are apps that give you instant real time bus schedules, they tell you how long does it take for the next bus to arrive, most of people stay in line even older people.

[@dinotsi]

Hey guys waiting for next video! I just moved to Taiwan, come back!

[@patriciahowellcassity767]

Had been missing you. Glad your posting again.

[@ExpatTraderFX]

I miss Taiwan i live in Indonesia now with my wife but i miss living in Kaohsiung i never care to go back to the states and im from new york city.....

[@stefpatras]

It was super easy to get my international drivers permit recognized in Taiwan. The small amount of paperwork there was a bliss

[@Electrowave]

How are you guys doing? Three yeasr since your last video but it doesn't seem that long!

[@Prozzie]

Sweet vid bruh.

[@Asiabrew]

Thanks broseph

[@billys.worthy6756]

Found you through Prozzie, I lived in Taiwan back in the late 70's. I live in Wichita, my wife is also from Taiwan, been married 39 years.

[@emiliac8480]

No bones, no skin, no face, no eyes, cut all fruits into little bites... That's so American! Lol. I love this video. It's a perfect example of cross cultural relationship dilemma. No offense but someday Vicky will want to make a video about Things We Will and Won't Miss in America. Lol

[@Malicidal]

Nice to see another video with you two. I for one am very curious as to why you guys ended up leaving Taiwan and coming back to OK. Hopefully Vicky will not be too homesick and you two keep making videos.

[@Asiabrew]

Thanks, Malicide! We are definitely going to keep making videos and we're going to shed some light on what's been going on in our next one.

[@waterlily2839_chua]

@@Asiabrew why you didnt make videos?

[@KidsFunPlayLearn]

Nice to hear some things about Taiwan! I hope one day to have a chance to visit Taiwan.

[@leehobbs8670]

spot on about the jumping through burning hoops and the constant conflicting information when dealing with the gov. all your points were pretty much on target. re: the driving, it is a nerve wracking nightmare every ten metres. very good analysis. cheers.

[@lopsided123]

I like dryers too but they do tend to shrink clothes which ruins a perfect fit.. plus they are super environmentally unfriendly.

[@rossmoore-far2155]

I apologize to say this, if you guys want to build this channel you need to live in Taiwan. The US is just not interesting to most people.

[@ExpatTraderFX]

I miss just going out and having things right there without the need to go far and i agree about hanging clothes we still do it where i am living now....miss the city life for sure...

[@abelgarrido2871]

I remember coming back to the US after several years in Asia. I really do miss the convenience of things, and how easy it seemed to explore some new place and eat new food. Luckily I'm on the east coast so I have some room to wander. It's just that none of my friends here never really developed that mindset! Next weekend I bought a random Amtrak ticket to just go to Philly and explore the city. I'm going by myself and that's fine, but most people around me just aren't in that mindset to go!

[@deepdeepdeep_]

What happened, no more videos

[@susu2345]

After living in the states for 30 years, Doesn’t matter how good your English has become. English it’s still a foreign language to me. And American had never been my home. Taiwan is where am I root is.

[@petelongworth7136]

The hot weather in Taiwan can be uncomfortable at times but there is relief, so many shops, the ocean breeze and the beautiful mountain escapes. A portable fan is comforting though as humidity makes you wet, especially walking through the outdoor markets or concrete jungle. Compared to Texas, I would take the heat in Taiwan as there is really nothing(outdoors) to enjoy when so hot versus, as she said, everything is so convenient in Taiwan, including the sightseeing! Weekend getaways in Taiwan is a competition with all the people but during the week, nothing better. What I miss most is the food. My health has been a challenge these last couple years and recently, felt it time to plan for end of life. Just back from a month in Taiwan, eating as I did home in Texas, I gained back 25lbs that put me at my normal weight and not just belly weight. Wheel chaired to gates on departure to, ultimately, feeling 30ish versus me at young 53! Although I should prefer to visit Taiwan, I’m pretty sure I will be moving there, if I am to live a normal life. So sad that food is so abundant easy to access in America, yet it is not really food. GMO, pasteurized and corporate meat farms have destroyed the health of so many. Saying that is a common thread we hear every day on social media and our personal conversations, yet this horrible realization is still so extremely overlooked and accepted the norm. If you have a serious illness, get as far away from altered and manmade foods and you will find much comfort and very possibly cures to your issues. Also, medications are badly affecting our DNA and eliminating that, if possible, will help your body to do what only it can do, given the proper natural nutritions! Just sayin....

[@jazz9807]

As someone who doesn't use dryers, I don't think I'll struggle too much without! 😁

[@loveandservetaiwan]

Welcome back to USA! Come to Texas for jobs and good Taiwanese food! My 台灣太太 will love to cook for you when you get homesick

[@Asiabrew]

貝克漢Taiwan Tex thank and that sounds like a great offer haha! Where in Texas are you guys located?

[@loveandservetaiwan]

Asiabrew north of Dallas by about 40 miles. So not far from Red River

[@ramonh.6909]

Guys, are you ok? No more videos in this channel?

[@captainfish6456]

Why did you stop making videos?

[@jessiehorne]

Nice video about Taiwan you two ☺️👍

[@Asiabrew]

Thanks, Jessie!

[@Plasma1iTV]

when this was actually the last one and there is no next one :o

[@blogbeatbebop5604]

Just discovered the channel. It sucks knowing I won’t get another one

[@stefpatras]

I am south european, living in north europe, been driving in UK, US, Taiwan. Driving in Taiwan was very easy to get used to. Most important is that Taiwanese are really really careful drivers and the speed limit is almost always much lower than it would be in Europe. I look forward going back

[@captainfish6456]

Glad to see you guys. I am curious to know why you left Taiwan. Hopefully you will let us know. Welcome back to the USA 🇺🇸

[@Asiabrew]

Thanks and we sure will!

[@terrann3545]

Sean, did you and Vicky have a second wedding in the States for your family?, and we miss you two and your content so so much, lots of love you two.

[@Asiabrew]

terrann3545 we sure did. Three, in fact! 2 in the states and 1 in Taiwan. We are definitely committed to each other lol. Thank you for the kind words and more coming soon!

[@bmau09]

If you plan to live in the US long-term, then I look forward to future videos about interesting places and events in the US. In Oklahoma, what do you like to do in your spare time? How does it compare to what you do for fun in Taiwan?

[@Asiabrew]

There's a lot of outdoor fun in Oklahoma (fishing, hiking, hunting, exploring, etc.), but also a lot of local events every week. Plus, everything is pretty affordable here. It's actually not that bad of a place. Taiwan has a lot of cool cultural things to check out and the convenience of everything makes it all super easy to access. Plus, you have the ocean really close to you down in Kaohsiung, which we will both miss.

[@nasha657]

Great video.

[@Asiabrew]

Thanks, LC!

[@airtreia]

So going to start making videos about adventures in the US?

[@andrewbristoe1833]

Okla best plates Oklahoma is ok love that !!its so ok

[@haibara2023]

you are not letting her talk!

[@thexanderthemander]

He was also very dismissive about all the things that she will miss about her home. 😔

[@MrQlife]

Miss you guys. Everything OK?

[@ramsessilent]

I will miss The cultural videos series You guys where going to make but i wont miss waiting for the videos you never made! lol

[@michaelwalter9907]

You're complaining about the Taiwan weather, yet you're now in tornado alley

[@Asiabrew]

Hahaha fair point.

[@johnlenin1033]

Hey what happen with you guys?

[@jessiehorne]

What happen you two ....

[@Asiabrew]

Our next video will be more of an "update sit-down" to cover what our future holds in the coming years, which should answer your question ;). Hint: it may or may not involve babies...however, no one is pregnant...yet...

[@jessiehorne]

Asiabrew Understood Sean and Vicky 👍👍

[@Sleepgarden]

@@Asiabrew our next video. :D good one

[@abuccilli]

seems there's more to miss

[@RatFink-nr5td]

Seems you guys went MIA when you returned to the US. Maybe just as it should be.

[@billlivengood8672]

prozzie ruined their channel and split them apart

[@Matt-qm7eq]

First!

[@stanleywtang]

LOL, dealing with the US government is much worst than the Taiwanese govt I have dryer in my house, it's not really an issue to have one in Taiwan

[@jeremybackhouse1028]

Mmmmmm, well you can see who's happiness is more important. Good bye.

[@LifelovingAdventurer]

Not as hardcore as prozzie, c-milk & serperntza... Going back to your comfort zone, will this channel still have some Asian stuff other than your girl?