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he's been to afganistan, syria, iraq but he had to take a break after south africa.

At this point Chinese Hong Kong is more British than London.

In this episode, Callum finally takes a holiday

Your shirt is an example of the state of the UK

It's weird how functional the British system can be without the deranged grievance and resentment politics derailing everything.

A man who never eats pork bun is never a whole man

Callum is in a very Chinese time in his life

Tourism just works in a place where there's a functional government and the avg iq is like 100. I'm shocked!

“To keep Disney adults seperated from the general public” 😂

Wow you mean you can have a functioning city without destroying its history or having machete gangs? Im truly envious.

Last time I was this early, Hong Kong was still British

lets just say the signs arent exactly there for the locals

Before you know it, we'll get a tourism in Japan video

Hong Kong people; too busy working to discuss much - UK people; too busy arguing, to do much work.

HK Local here, let's just say every stupid sign is there for a reason😂

It sounds absurd that Britain handed Hong Kong Island to China, until you realise that China agreed to pay their WW2 debts back to Britain.
And then you find out the UK government agreed to China settling all debts with a token sum of £23 million, and we're back to absurd.

makes you wonder where all those very English looking soldiers in the hand-over ceremony are today and what they think about the time they spent defending a failing empire

About the Kit Kat.

When pronounced in Japanese, "Kit Kat" becomes kitto katto (キットカット). This sounds incredibly close to the Japanese phrase kitto katsu (きっと勝つ), which translates to "you will surely win" or "bound to win".

Because of this phonetic similarity, the chocolate bar naturally evolved into a popular good luck charm, acting almost like a modern-day omamori (amulet).

"So why does it all just work?"

"I can't complain..."