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Thank you, I’m so glad you enjoyed the video. This was my favorite countryside location in Japan.

Yes, I do it all the time and it freezes really well. Just put in a sealed bag so that it stays fresh.

Definitely one of the nicest areas in Brussels. It’s very calm and the huge parks are often empty. It’s really nice to walk around there.

@@TheDavidNeytsShow Exactly. Unwanted and very sad attention is that on Heysel Platau is located King Baudouin Stadium (old Heysel Stadium) well-known because of 1985 disaster.

@@dexterdexter5863 Yes the distaster at Heysel stadium. I heard horrible stories about that event.

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Yes, you are right. Back in the day it was inhabited by many Latino families.

The beef was delicious but I also got the cheapest menu. If I had gotten the prime meat it would have been 4 to 5 times this price. I must say though that even the cheapest option rivals many good Japanese restaurants in Belgium. It is expensive relative to Japan restaurant prices where you can easily get a full meal between 4 to 10 dollars

Nara park where I show the deers and the quiet temple actually houses a bunch of temples all connected through the same park. I wish I could have stayed longer to explore more of the temples.

I kind of wished that they had more covered shopping areas in Brussels like they do in Japan. It makes sense in areas that have a lot of rain. The Japanese are truly great architects and engineers.

Even in it's most busy areas the city is built in such a way that it respects its residents. From crowded streets to completely quiet areas just a few meters apart. You mention a smaller size Vegas. I actually feel the reverse. The lights in Tokyo and other major cities in Japan are actually much more impressive than Vegas. It's two very distinct and different worlds.

My favorite place in the video is the old style arcade. I don't think I make it justice but it's just so big and truly has a huge variety of games from old to new. You could easily spend a whole day there.

In Japan if you want to really get good prices you will need to go to other cities or venture to the countryside areas. RUclipsrs have made the prices in Tokyo way too high.

Those are really good choices too. There are so many fun De Funes movies to chose from.

I don't know who that is but, okay!

I really love this area. One thing I'll say about the Observatory, which is a real pity, is the fact that now parking on top of Griffith park is super expensive. So, only way to really hang out at the observatory is to either park at the bottom and hike all the way up or take a shuttle bus which departs close to the Greek theatre and even on lower streets in that area. Even with that it's still one of my favorite places to spend time in.

To each their own recipe. The way I do in this videos comes out just fine…just saying.

@@TheDavidNeytsShow No problem. They look good.

You should, it's worth it! the deers are so friendly.

Yes, I lived in Koreatown. I am planning to do a video in that area coming soon.

Wow, $250 for a townhouse in Los Feliz. I wish I could go back to those days. This area is so exorbitantly expensive, but it makes sense since it's so pleasant. At least walking through Griffith park is free and extremely enjoyable.

Yes, the ninja performers did a really good job. Particularly one of the girls even did some flips with her sword at the end.

@@TheDavidNeytsShow You should have challenged her David!

Hi, this recipe is mainly catered to people that aren't living in Europe, but were missing the delicious taste of European waffles, so I used ingredients that were reasonably easy to purchase at a local American store. There may be a slight difference between the beetroot sugar and refined sugar but honestly it's minimal. As for the yeast. I did the same recipe in Belgium with the yeast I bought there and it grew much more with the Belgian one than the American one I use in this recipe. Definitely the quality of ingredients is different from continent to continent. The recipe comes out great with the ingredients I buy at USA stores but have to modify when doing same recipe in Europe. Also, since this is a recipe I look at it as art. You should experiment with it and find a way to do it that fits your taste pallet and kitchen equipment that you have. There are definitely things that authentic waffle makers in Belgium have, like the industrial waffle maker, that you most likely will not have at home.

@@TheDavidNeytsShow I actually live outside Belgium and I could not find unrefined beetroot sugar. So, I'm gonna try with refined sugarcane sugar. I bet it might came out even better.

Japan is amazing. So many things to see! I don't think I could ever get tired of it.

Yes, around Los Feliz if you go on Vermont Ave, and Hillhurst there's a bunch of small businesses. I like them because they are privately owned and not big corporations. There's a really nice library on Vermont as well as a few unique clothing stores and even a guy who makes Los Feliz/Silverlake themed t-shirts, stickers, etc...Best way to see all these places is to actually walk around. Hard to notice them if just driving by. Hope this helps!

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Of course, you are welcome to use less butter and pearl sugar. I always say that recipes are there to give you suggestions, but feel free to modify it to your pallet.

@@TheDavidNeytsShow cool, what measurements for butter and pearl sugar would you recommend for a "healthy" waffle?

I think if you half the sugar and butter you should be fine.

Thank you, I am glad that you enjoyed the video. Thank you for the compliment, it made my day.

@@TheDavidNeytsShow 💙🙏

You're welcome. I'm glad I was able to share this video and show how great of a director he is.

Oh, I am curious about the York museum now. I may need to visit it if I ever go to that area. I'm sure you will love the Schaarbeek museum, it's really big and indeed impressive.

Yes, we saw so many beautiful things in this area.

It would actually be funny if they made a modern take on it. Although I do feel that they culture shock of going from the 70-80s would probably be less drastic than 1969 to 1905. The 20th century had a huge boost in technology compared to what we are living now.

I am from Belgium and crew up with Louis De Funes movies, and happen to make videos. Maybe most people who comes to America don't think too much about French cinema or want to talk about it. Either way, I'm glad I got to make a video about this great comedic actor.

Yes, absolutely. Portos and Armenian cuisine are both delicious.

I just looked up what Clancy's was and it indeed looked like a really nice restaurant. Wish I knew about it while it existed.

Conveniently they have a bank right next to the SAG office so you can create a payment plan within minutes once at the SAG office. The bank's name is "SAG-AFTRA Federal Credit Union". They are really efficient at this kind of stuff.

Makes total sense and I love that they put so much detail. Also very useful for people working in the field as they know exactly what that person's position is at the station or train by just looking at the hat.

@@TheDavidNeytsShow yes. They used to be orange but changed to blue in 2020. I like how they still use hats. Dutchbrailways for example doesn't use hats anymore, so I'm happy that we still follow this tradition.

I really did enjoy it. I feel like Tokyo in general is constantly changing. Kind of nice but also confusing. Maybe Shibuya has become much too touristic.

I am using US Cups for measuring. Also, the quality of the flour and yeast will be different in other parts of the world. When I did the same recipe in Europe the waffles came out good but had a different taste than with the ingredients I used in the USA.

@@TheDavidNeytsShow Thank you. Now I will try to make them.

@@elionorlagerholm5016 You're welcome.

In Europe, cassonade is mostly used and is a type of unrefined sugar with a natural caramel flavor and golden color. It's similar in appearance to brown sugar, but it doesn't have molasses added like American brown sugar does. Cassonade's flavor and texture are distinct, making it a preferred choice for certain recipes like crepes. So...I think Europeans do know the difference ;-)

I show the Heysel stadium at the 0:50 mark of the video. It's located in front of the back entrance of Kinepolis and close to the exit of the Heysel metro station.

@@TheDavidNeytsShow OK, thank you!

You're welcome Silvio!

The Echo park area was really run down during the pandemic but they've done a ton of work in order to beautify the area. If you have a chance you should check out Echo park. Hope it's still somewhat as beautiful as your childhood in the 70s.

I’m glad you liked it. I like to show Belgium sometimes as people often frown upon areas like the coast because it is cold most of the year. Cold or hot there’s always something beautiful to see in this area.

I don't think there's a Howard Johnson Hotel in Echo park.

Wow, you know a lot of stuff about Glendale and the various murderers around this area. Okay, I'll check out your book. Murder mysteries are always fun, and if it's set in Glendale I'll be able to better visualize all the areas.

@@TheDavidNeytsShow Thanks. Catch the 1953 movie Crime Wave, A lot of it Shot in Glendale. About bad guys coming to town to rob a bank You can spot the Alex, Masonic Temple. great fun. The bank is now a mens clothing store on Broadway and Brand. Also A lot of Criminal Minds TV show was shot around glendale, Kensington Apartments, the church across Brand etc, I think the headquarters was shot in the old police building on Wilson and Howard.

I agree. For me they remind me of my childhood so I cannot help but love his movies.

Thank you for the comment. I actually live in Glendale. I did a video covering that area too. As for the music box stairs. I love those stairs too as it reminds me of the Laurel and Hardy movie. I also made a video covering them. ruclips.net/video/FihgGkyvPTA/видео.html

@@TheDavidNeytsShow I live in Glendale a well and have also lived in Silverlake, Atwater and Echo Park. During Covid I wrote a murder mystery and set it in Glendale. It's called "What You Wish For. Silverlake is where author James Elroy (LS Confidential) lived for a while and set some of his early novels. Just off Hyperion as you leave Atwater is the home of Lino LaBainca the owner of Beaches market in Atwater who was murdered by the Manson clan. On the other side of Rowena is a great old German restaurant thats been there since the 50s on Glendale Blvd. The Red Lion. Also in the sixties kids used to drag race along the straight by the reservoir. Really pissed off the home owners. Also racing along Riverside drive between Fletcher and Glendale Blvd. On Sunset there used to be the Pioneer Market, famous for being the first market in LA open 24 hours. My family temporarily lived in a big brick apartment building on Sunset about 1956. I hated it. No other kids around. Later moved to Echo Park. Back in the late 50 early 60s, kids used to drive down on to the LA river bed and race when the water level was down. My friends were raised Catholic and instead of going to confession in Atwater we went to a church in Silverlake where the priest only spoke Hungarian I believe. heh.

No I have not. I’ve just bought the ready made pearl sugar

Let me know when you do travel there. I hope that you are careful if you go karting in the streets of Tokyo. It's fun to do but frowned upon by the Japanese. It's understandable as it creates chaos.

Thank god I didn't sleep on any peels. Yes, the Akihabara stores are amazing. I just wish that the prices weren't inflated because of all the tourists. It is nice to see all the variety of statues and games though.