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In today’s episode,westerners found out Malaysian live in the house instead of jungle

On behalf of the muslim community in Malaysia i would like to thank you for your concern about recording videos on our muslim women in Malaysia. I think most of them  don't mind about that just don't point your camera direct to them. Always ask for permission if you want to upload their face on YouTube. Even In our school, teachers will ask permission to the parents if they want to upload kids videos on social media, tiktok or youtube. Enjoy your stay here in Malaysia and thank you for the compliment. We will celebrate our independence day on 31st of August.

Don’t worry, we Malaysians have been speaking English since we were young. We also speak many other languages, especially our mother tongue, Bahasa Melayu. We also value cleanliness and want our country to remain clean and peaceful.

I lived and worked in USA for 23 years with a greencard.( former FDIC employee) but came back to MALAYSIA ,,,,SINCE MALAYSIA. DOES NOT ALLOW DUAL CITIZENSHIP,,,, I never even thought of becoming an AMERICAN,,,,,Malaysia is GREAT

In KL, if they can't speak or understand basic conversational english, 9 out 10 times they are probably foreign immigrants from other Asian countries. 11% of the population are foreign immigrant workers. They work in factories, restaurants, security, city maintenance, construction etc etc. U feel "foreign presence" even more so in big cities like KL because tourists from all over Asia are here. I'm a local but if I go to Bukit Bintang area, I feel like the tourist haha. As a "westerner" u probably can't tell who's Malaysian or who's not just by looks. We locals though can tell more or less :)

Malaysians have more savings in the bank to send their children abroad for further education, personal travels abroad and retirement than Americans. Like Singapore, the Malaysian passport is also one of the strongest in the world. I am a Singaporean, a neighbour of Malaysia. The people of Malaysia, Singapore and Brunei are not poor like our Thai, Vietnamese, Filipino and Burmese neighbours.

If you are first time or don't know how to eat/consume Malaysian foods it's better to ask the seller or anyone there, Malaysians are friendly and helpful.. btw, sometimes the sellers or people there don't know English they probably migrant workers or not locals..

Most Malaysians don't want the country to be overwhelmed by over tourism, outsiders, foreigners so keep it to yourself 🤫

Outdoor parks are empty in the daytime because of the heat but come in the late afternoons, evenings and weekend and you meet people.

nasi kukus = steamed rice, ayam goreng berempah = spiced fried chicken. that ‘hairy’ stuff is just fried spices. spicy sauce = sambal. best way to eat? pour curry on rice or scoop a bit at a time, then get rice + chicken + curry + sambal all in one spoon. wanna go spicy mode? add sambal. in malaysia we eat everything together so all the flavours hit at once.

Women in Malaysia (muslim or not) typically don't care about being filmed randomly or in passing like that. If they don't like it, they'll probably tell u but I've never seen foreign youtubers mentioning this as an issue at all in Malaysia. For example, that waitress who served u your food, she'd politely tell u to stop filming her if she didn't like it.

Reason why many Malaysians know English is because we were previously under colonial rule and our education system still follow the British style.
Whenever you see gravy, pour some on your rice using a spoon and eat together with your chicken. That is why we don't use fork to eat rice.

we malaysian welcome all nice civilized people regardless of countries, religion or race. and you sir is a good guy.

22:23 The ISIS signboard that you saw is definitely NOT the "ISIS" that you thought of. 21:34 if you look at your back, it's stated there Institute of Strategy & International Studies (ISIS) Malaysia.
Botanical garden you can see many people/family with kids in the evening especially during weekends/ public holidays or school holidays.
And yes most of Malaysia can speak English well or at least can understand English because we learn english from early age.

I went to college in Michigan.  

I can tell u KL is way more advance that what i have seen in the midwest.

Few months ago a lady jogging got attacked by a bunch of otters, hence the warning. There's a viral video on her bloodied self .

Comparison of Malaysia versus US
1. Weather: Malaysia is summer the whole year with 8 months of thermoneutral weather, where you do not need heating or cooling. US has 3 months. Malaysians consume 1/3 the eletricity of US citizens
2. Extreme Weather: Certain Malaysian states on east coast get flooded but only during monsoon season. US has hurricanes, floods, windstorms, storm surges, tornadoes, wildfires, cold waves and heatwaves, droughts, permafrost , winterstorms, tsunamis, earthquakes
3. Cost of living: 76% lower than New York, 66% lower than Los Angeles, 72% lower than San Francisco, 63% lower than Chicago, 53% lower than Houston, 65% lower than Seattle,70% lower than Boston, 66% lower than Miami, 59% lower than Austin, 54% lower than Las Vegas, 67% lower than San Diego. If you live like a Malaysian family of four, it will cost you $1317 per month..in the most expensive city. Similarly if you are single cost of living if you live like a Malaysian will be $395 a month
4. Fuel cost : Malaysia is the 9th lowest in the world which in turn affects eletricity, driving cost, transportation cost, flight tickets
5. Internet: Malaysia is $0.28 pergigabyte. US is $6.00 per gigabyte. That is more than 20X. Talk about ripping you off. Internet speed is 105mbps versus US 127
6. Inflation: Malaysia had lower inflation 6 out of last 10 years
7. Property Purchase: Malaysians pay 38% of income for mortgage payments. US citizens pay 53%. If I were you, I would just sell my US property at average of $400K, come to Malaysia buy 4 properties, 1 to live in and rent out the other 3. Home ownership rate is 77% versus 66% in US. Your prices, interest rates and repayment rates are much higher
8. Utilities: US citizens pay 4 times what we pay for water eletricity and gas
9. Property taxes: US  taxes are 13 times higher than what Malaysians pay.
10. Transportation cost : Cost of purchasing a car is lower. It will become even lower if you buy the local brand cars of Proton and Perodua. Fuel cost is 1/2 that of US
11. Public transportation: Cost per ticket is 1/3 of US
12. International Schools: 1 year of international school in US will buy you 7.12 years in Malaysia
13. University: 1 year in US will buy you 8.35 years in Malaysia. If you prefer to study in UK universities in Malaysia, Nottingham, Newcastle, Heriot Watt, Southampton, Reading has universities here in Malaysia
14. Safety and Security: Malaysia is ranked 10th in the Global Peace Index while US is 132nd . US is the only developed country whose safety is actually ranked below many third world countries  
15. Travel: Cheapest airline in the world is Air Asia X. You can travel easily throughout Asia at fraction of the cost. Price of hotels is 60% lower than  US hotels. Average flight tickets is 1/8 of what you pay in US
16. Healthcare: Malaysian version of Universal Healthcare is superior to US which spends 10 times what Malaysia spends per capita on healthcare. GP walk in and out within 90 minutes. US average wait time is 26 days with Boston at 70 days. Specialist walk in with appointment letter and get treated same day. Malaysia number of people on waiting list is ZERO. US waiting time boggles me. Some have been on the waiting list for years.
17. Payment for healthcare: As a foreigner, you pay $9 to see GP inclusive of treatment and 3 months prescriptions medicine. To see a specialist you pay $22. If you get hospitalised you pay between $36 to 72 per day
18. Private Healthcare: Malaysia has one of the most awarded healthcare system in Asia. It attracts 1 million medical tourist versus US 500K. We have world class doctors in cardiovascular, cancer, fertility and dental. Hip replacement will cost you $8000 versus $28000 in US
19. Long term care cost: cost per month in a 4 star facility is $1233 versus $4516 in US, lower by 73%
20. Income taxes: For the same amount of income in purchasing power, you pay 28% in Malaysia versus 37+13 State % in US. Offshore income attracts 0% taxes
21. Millionaire Tax: Massachusetts,Rhode Island,Vermont, additional 3-4%. Malaysia is 0% as it does not hate high income earners
21. Corporate Tax : Malaysia is 15 -24% versus 21% in US
22. Offshore Tax : If your company is in Labuan, your tax is 0-3%
23. VAT : You pay 8% versus 0-11.5% in US
24. Capital Gains Tax : For financial instruments you pay 0% in Malaysia versus 10-37% in US
25. Inheritance Tax: In Malaysia you pay 0% instead of 40 +Up to 20% State in US. Malaysia does not believe in taxing the estate
26. Govt Tax,: US govenment spends 13.87% versus 11.66% in Malaysia, 20%higher
28. Govt debt : US govt debt as percentage of GDP is 110% versus Malaysia at 60%. US has already dug a hole so deep it cannot get out.
29. GDP growth : Malaysia has grown faster than US 18 out of the last 20 years

Im a Malaysian & never been to the Botani Garden..Now Im planning to. Tqvm

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