@@Nonymus25 why do u morons still talk about slave labor. It’s not real, don’t believe the bs coming from the US govt. America has slave labor in its jails as well.
This is one argument I had with most of my friends, that by buying cheap Chinese made goods will destroy our own local jobs. I will always look for local or other made goods even if they may mean in higher price, and this will keep the cash locally and will benefit our own economy in long run. Unless there is no alternatives.
Technically I don't think so. When we buy cheap Chinese good they will get dollar in return. And ultimately they need to use this dollar to buy something from USA, otherwise why they even want dollar in the first place? But I still don't recommend you to buy these cheap ass Chinese good, because it's very likely produce by high pollution and very underpaid and overworked labor. Accepting that goods into our economic system will ultimately means the worsen of labor condition in USA.
It’s true. China is having an economic catastrophe at home. I just came back from vacation in Japan. I saw near no Chinese tourists there, but I saw TONS of tourists from Taiwan, Korea and south East Asian countries. Chinese middle class are broke.
They are in Thailand by the millions. Not saying they aren't going thru economic problems, but this case is probably a Japan problem. Thailand just signed a no Visa agreement. There will be tens of millions of Chinese in Thailand in the next few months.
@@m4ur1r4g3 My guess that will be rather shortlived because 1) I assume the customs and transport fees wasn't included in the price- and unlike in the US, that is pricey in the EU- and you won't get your package until you pay it. 2) When they discover what cheap junk it is and just a waste of money.
Also, because China has Developing Nation status, they get a kickback (or discounted?) postal rates from First World Nations. This makes it even cheaper than an equivalently priced item from Amazon or Walmart that bear a higher costs for delivery.
depends what you buy. and what you expect. you know when you buy a microscope 1600x, 20 e you shit your own pockets When you buy 2 euro 20x plant sticks, you have a good value for your money ( local westeren 6 e and no service)
China previously massively undercut the price of steel (which Chinese steel is very low quality) to reduce worldwide competitive manufacturing. Temu is the same loss leader business model.
Idk. Temu seems to sell the exact same products from China, that other brands are selling from China at a higher price. When u find the factory for the product, and look at the factory price, Temu is just closer to factory price. We paint such a sinister angle by saying stuff like 'China is undercutting...' But you should also look into those who have been intermediaries between you and China for large profits.
Cheap price comes with risks. China regulations and enforcement in manufacturing is very lacking. Products don't last and worse, you risk damages to your property and your own self and others.
Oooooh thank you RUclips for the very superfluous infobox what the WHO says about COVID-19 ... despite no longer being relevant in these past years. Great video as always David! You're my only way to get an insider perspective on the real Chinese news
When I first saw ads for Temu items I thought they looked interesting/cute and prices so cheap but there is no way I would buy anything from them. I do not want to give my financial and other information to that country. I need a new computer soon and I will buy one made in the US. I just bought a laptop cooler/fan off of Amazon. I try hard not to buy things made in China but this didn't list country of origin. However, it was on the box it arrived in, made in China. Since I already had it, I tried it. It wasn't the cheaper model but only worked for a week and I had to return it. I got burned on canning jars too. I had stuff I needed to can that day so went to the store and all the Kerr and Ball jars were out of stock. I picked up some of the only ones left (don't remember brand). When I went to can, all the lids on the jars were already fuzed to the jar so had to be removed... they popped when I did so... and I had to put new lids on. When I looked at the box... you guessed it, made in China.
Sadly, your new computer or laptop will probably be made in China too, or have components made there, but at least it will have been made to the parent company’s higher standards. The factory that made it, though, probably ships crappy knockoffs out the side door after hours for sale on sites like Temu. How anyone could fall for the junk on there is beyond me. And when you hear about the poisonous chemicals and materials that are being added to SO MUCH China-made junk to cut down on costs, and which are being shipped into other countries where they don’t conform to safety standards, it’s just staggering how rotten things have become over there, to the point where, long term, they’re actually inflicting HARM on not only their own people, but the rest of the world, too.
One factor not often spoken about in what makes Chinese goods so cheap is the subsiding of shipping. If Chinese products were no longer shipped for "free" at the cost of the American taxpayers via the postal service, they could not compete domestically in the US, especially when you factor in the complete lack of quality assurance.
"They’d buy corn from the farmer, for 50 cents an ear, load it in the truck, drive across town, and sell it for 40 cents an ear. After a few weeks and some minor calculations they discovered that they were losing money. At this point one turns to the other and says “I think we need a bigger truck.”😂
The shipping cost from CN to the US is unreasonably low but if you want to return the product, the return shipping cost to CN is 5x higher. So consumers are reluctant to return defective goods because the return shipping costs are higher than the product. So if the Temu seller sells defective products from the start, the U consumer is basically tricked into buying junk with returning costs too high to bother. US$ pocketed !!
@@ChinaInsiderWithDavidZhang You should also tell your viewers that the $US is money out of thin air, and only has any value because of the US holding a gun at the rest of the world. Now that the US lost the war with Russia, the rest of the world is picking up speed and moving away from the thieves.
@@Ceramic_disc uniform people of the dangers of temu learn fast not to buy but many suffer injuries from the consequences. News snd governments are necomimg aware of this will do something about it I hope.
@@Ceramic_discBlaming the most likely uninformed victims is not gonna help the situation. I don't blame you if you are getting shot just because you didn't wear a bullet proof vest
Good analysis. Just because of the ad “Shopping like a billionaire”, I have no any interests in it. For a long period, when I started RUclips, it showed the ad automatically. And one day the App is installed on my phone ( I haven’t installed it). It nerves. But recently, the ad is no more showed on my phone.
Aliexpress still cheaper and I always buy there and will keep buying. Why paying 3x-10x more for something that came from there but rebranded, if I can buy straight from there.
The big time industrialists did this in the 1800’s-early 1900’s; they would undercut their competitions’ prices, sometimes to below cost, 😢until they were forced out of business, then raise their prices ‘very high’! It led to monopolies. Eventually, laws were put in place for prevention of this practice.
As the offers appeared too good to be true I have been busily junking its emails that have been coming daily. I think I made the best choice. From Sydney.
(Not USA) Where I live I am not seeing this. Temu does ads, but its mostly only used by a small fraction of the younger generations and millenials. For the longest time and still today gigantic skepticism over online shopping in general is still present to this day, where even things like Amazon are seen as untrustworthy because you are not touching the item before you buy it. In this situation Temu while operational is being used by virtually nobody here, as most of my age group is content with the Amazon prices but most still buy exclusively from brick and cement stores.
I avoid as much as possible from China. They can make good stuff, but generally do not. Never thought of Temu as some kind of economic attack, but I see your point.
Please be careful promoting the Amish. They are a cult, more like a variety of cults based on similar beliefs. SA and child SA runs rampant within their groups as they forgive those they know who are perpetrators. Otherwise, i love what you do. Thanks
It is cheap because it most likely uses slave, cheap labor and destroy American commerce, a CCP thinking. Temu should be tariffs high to protect US business.
There’s a saying in Sgp that If MIC ( made in China ) , it CMI ( cannot make it ) Alas ! the soles of the shoes drop off after a couple of wears especially in wet weather ! Like the PRC s without souls MIC shoes lose their soles ! I did not pay cheap $ because they are branded but I guess those brands didn’t know MIC is a bad business choice !
if the us actually charged there temu crap freeloadiing us postage will crush there scheme. why do our gov not hurt them where it'll do damage there trying to cause
shit with all plans. Timu is not allone cheap, the service and ease is good, when westen stores take this notice, they can win some back. When I pay good value and have service untill the door service.... I vote Timu
I love how they keep in with US advertising with a little black girl with a giant pom pom hairdo. All US adverts always have blacks in them even though they're only 11% of the population they're like 100% of on screen people. But in asian countries, no one wants to see them. So it's weird for Temu to choose that.
I just love the fact that the whole of the CCP's Chinese Economy is now reduced to just selling cheap crap on Temu and MyDeal haha! And evem then only because of their subsidised postage haha!
China's real estate leverage problem is 350% of ours at the peak in 2007. I would say things are going to get a lot worse for our friends in Beijing. I just hope they don't pull a "Wag the Dog" stunt and try and invade Taiwan.
In Australia there isn't much competition in the supermarket industry and the likes of Woolworths and Coles have reported excellent profits. Woolworths' profit was UP 5%. These companies are a major source of food inflation/inflation. And the Reserve bank reacts to inflation by jacking up interest rates. So in this context a little of bit of deflation has some benefits.
Here i thought it was cts cheap because that was the actual quality worth of their items, now that i know they re making literal offerings i need to go get all the stuff in there asap 🎉🎉🎉 Lol just joking i wont buy and never have for the same reasons as for more expensive unaccountable Chinese brands products : slavery and chemicals all over, also my country is in deep shit thanks to our gouv (fr here) so supporting inland businesses has become a way to delay the ruining of it 😢 Cheers
COME ON MAN buying off TEMU is like asking to pay for JUNKYARD ITEMS their crap is so low level quality it will most likely fall apart just from shipping buy cheap GET CHEAP
Theyre following the Amazon, and Uber models. It works. Its a model focused on investors and growth as opposed to profits. As we laugh continually on the ground level, investors keep piling in.
Except ccp can intervene however they feel like theyre never safe from a catastrophe and also US laws can sometimes prevent engaging in policies that would have backfired for a very customer oriented service
But mostly thr fact that on amazon there are companies from all around the globe whule temu is all about unregulated very low quality products makes me doubt they will have as many actual good companies using them as a platform
Which indeed doesnt stop the fact the high salaries in temu can just pile up money and then bail out pretty much unconsequently for them lol, but that s just the state of investing market all around the globe at this point
10:31 - 10:35 i commented on many videos back in January 2024 saying that the Wooden dragon🐲🐉could possibly have an impact on the economy of china because the Wooden dragon🐉🐲 can easily to catch fire.. im just comparing it on forest fire that even they put water the fire will still not be put out..
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I won't buy from TEMU, ever.
Same 👍🏻
I doubt they'd care since they've got millions of other customers.
@@sltga1254This is not about the company, it is for his own safety.
@@sltga1254 losing hundreds thousands of customers can be pretty fucked up if they go to your competitor like amazon or Alibaba
@@Nonymus25 why do u morons still talk about slave labor. It’s not real, don’t believe the bs coming from the US govt. America has slave labor in its jails as well.
My parents taught me something; when you buy, don't buy cheap, because you're not so rich that you should buy the same thing twice.
This is one argument I had with most of my friends, that by buying cheap Chinese made goods will destroy our own local jobs. I will always look for local or other made goods even if they may mean in higher price, and this will keep the cash locally and will benefit our own economy in long run. Unless there is no alternatives.
Shopping Chinese means directly financing their ambitions and military. Double stoopid. USA
Bying Chinese means directly financing their ambitions and military. Double st*pid from western perspective.
The products have led in them amoung other toxins
Technically I don't think so. When we buy cheap Chinese good they will get dollar in return. And ultimately they need to use this dollar to buy something from USA, otherwise why they even want dollar in the first place?
But I still don't recommend you to buy these cheap ass Chinese good, because it's very likely produce by high pollution and very underpaid and overworked labor. Accepting that goods into our economic system will ultimately means the worsen of labor condition in USA.
@@jiazhenwang7494Actually, you can use the dollar across most of the globe, not just the US.
It’s true. China is having an economic catastrophe at home. I just came back from vacation in Japan. I saw near no Chinese tourists there, but I saw TONS of tourists from Taiwan, Korea and south East Asian countries. Chinese middle class are broke.
You are lying through your teeth.
Chinese propaganda is constantly vilifying Japan. It isn't a popular Chinese destination at the moment.
@@DK-ev9dgActually, he’s not.
@@DK-ev9dg
A little pink felt slighted 😂
They are in Thailand by the millions. Not saying they aren't going thru economic problems, but this case is probably a Japan problem. Thailand just signed a no Visa agreement. There will be tens of millions of Chinese in Thailand in the next few months.
Surprised that Temu and shein have not been banned in USA and EU
Only found out they even are a thing in EU. Don't think people really shop there much.
@@a.westenholz4032 doch leider, gab letztens ne meldung dass der zoll komplett überlastet is
@@m4ur1r4g3 My guess that will be rather shortlived because 1) I assume the customs and transport fees wasn't included in the price- and unlike in the US, that is pricey in the EU- and you won't get your package until you pay it. 2) When they discover what cheap junk it is and just a waste of money.
Why should they be ???
@@a.westenholz4032 who told u that
Also, because China has Developing Nation status, they get a kickback (or discounted?) postal rates from First World Nations. This makes it even cheaper than an equivalently priced item from Amazon or Walmart that bear a higher costs for delivery.
ah yes, "developing", the country making ai law enforcement algorithms and a functional internet network is "developing"
Temu and Shien have worst quality products. Pics don't shoe the real quality of the products
depends what you buy. and what you expect.
you know when you buy a microscope 1600x, 20 e you shit your own pockets
When you buy 2 euro 20x plant sticks, you have a good value for your money ( local westeren 6 e and no service)
@@martientegelaers3428bruh,you don't make any sense. This comment is screaming it's not done by a native English speaker. Are you even trying?
@@josephbryanasuncion4904it's just another lilpinkie, trying meh 😂
China previously massively undercut the price of steel (which Chinese steel is very low quality) to reduce worldwide competitive manufacturing. Temu is the same loss leader business model.
Idk. Temu seems to sell the exact same products from China, that other brands are selling from China at a higher price. When u find the factory for the product, and look at the factory price, Temu is just closer to factory price. We paint such a sinister angle by saying stuff like 'China is undercutting...' But you should also look into those who have been intermediaries between you and China for large profits.
Temu could give me a billion dollars to shop there and I still would never buy a single one of their shitty products
Cheap price comes with risks. China regulations and enforcement in manufacturing is very lacking. Products don't last and worse, you risk damages to your property and your own self and others.
Oooooh thank you RUclips for the very superfluous infobox what the WHO says about COVID-19 ... despite no longer being relevant in these past years.
Great video as always David! You're my only way to get an insider perspective on the real Chinese news
When I first saw ads for Temu items I thought they looked interesting/cute and prices so cheap but there is no way I would buy anything from them. I do not want to give my financial and other information to that country. I need a new computer soon and I will buy one made in the US. I just bought a laptop cooler/fan off of Amazon. I try hard not to buy things made in China but this didn't list country of origin. However, it was on the box it arrived in, made in China. Since I already had it, I tried it. It wasn't the cheaper model but only worked for a week and I had to return it. I got burned on canning jars too. I had stuff I needed to can that day so went to the store and all the Kerr and Ball jars were out of stock. I picked up some of the only ones left (don't remember brand). When I went to can, all the lids on the jars were already fuzed to the jar so had to be removed... they popped when I did so... and I had to put new lids on. When I looked at the box... you guessed it, made in China.
Sadly, your new computer or laptop will probably be made in China too, or have components made there, but at least it will have been made to the parent company’s higher standards. The factory that made it, though, probably ships crappy knockoffs out the side door after hours for sale on sites like Temu. How anyone could fall for the junk on there is beyond me. And when you hear about the poisonous chemicals and materials that are being added to SO MUCH China-made junk to cut down on costs, and which are being shipped into other countries where they don’t conform to safety standards, it’s just staggering how rotten things have become over there, to the point where, long term, they’re actually inflicting HARM on not only their own people, but the rest of the world, too.
One factor not often spoken about in what makes Chinese goods so cheap is the subsiding of shipping. If Chinese products were no longer shipped for "free" at the cost of the American taxpayers via the postal service, they could not compete domestically in the US, especially when you factor in the complete lack of quality assurance.
Nothing like buying toxic nail polish for $2.
Keep up your great work. Many of us are listening.
Well said well spoken very informational. I appreciate it
You called it 👏 again! Happy Valentine's day sir. Great video.
Valentine! 🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️🖐️
"They’d buy corn from the farmer, for 50 cents an ear, load it in the truck, drive across town, and sell it for 40 cents an ear. After a few weeks and some minor calculations they discovered that they were losing money. At this point one turns to the other and says “I think we need a bigger truck.”😂
The irony of you being cut off mid-sentence by a Temu ad while I watched this is just insane. 😅
You do some good work ! Great job 👏
fantastic reporting
Didn't know about TEMU. Thank you for sharing
David, you are doing important work.
The shipping cost from CN to the US is unreasonably low but if you want to return the product, the return shipping cost to CN is 5x higher. So consumers are reluctant to return defective goods because the return shipping costs are higher than the product.
So if the Temu seller sells defective products from the start, the U consumer is basically tricked into buying junk with returning costs too high to bother. US$ pocketed !!
Yep
And more junk going into landfills, too!
@@ChinaInsiderWithDavidZhang You should also tell your viewers that the $US is money out of thin air, and only has any value because of the US holding a gun at the rest of the world. Now that the US lost the war with Russia, the rest of the world is picking up speed and moving away from the thieves.
Buy local, support local, everyone will get to eat and live. Buy from TEMU or any soulless corporation only makes us poorer and fuels greed.
Thank you for explaining the strategy behind Temu.
ССР proliferation, economical too, in the West is astonishing. Western governments should act fast before it's too late.
I dont use temu, never will. I will always use ebay, amazon, and walmart/target
Another great segment with very informative content!
To many people were hurt by tumu
@@Ceramic_disc uniform people of the dangers of temu learn fast not to buy but many suffer injuries from the consequences. News snd governments are necomimg aware
of this will do something about it
I hope.
@@Ceramic_discBlaming the most likely uninformed victims is not gonna help the situation. I don't blame you if you are getting shot just because you didn't wear a bullet proof vest
Watching this video at work while processing return parcels from customers to Shein and TEMU.
Agree, would not use the site you mention.
Informative vid. Thank you.
Regards from Australia.
Good analysis. Just because of the ad “Shopping like a billionaire”, I have no any interests in it. For a long period, when I started RUclips, it showed the ad automatically. And one day the App is installed on my phone ( I haven’t installed it). It nerves. But recently, the ad is no more showed on my phone.
¡Gracias!
You channel so good I can learn even from the ad
Love the shout out to Shady Maple! 😊😊😊😊
Wish, temu, AliExpress, Alibaba same BSh*t
Aliexpress still cheaper and I always buy there and will keep buying. Why paying 3x-10x more for something that came from there but rebranded, if I can buy straight from there.
You won't catch me wastiing money on what is effectively exported 'trash'.
0:09 - 0:19 i think Temu is the same as the Shopee here in the philippines but it was based in singapore to conceal of being connected into china..
I did Bought a product on Temu and I regret it badly.
Why?
Honestly i refuse to use temu just because i don't trust it, like its as bad as wish and Alibaba
The big time industrialists did this in the 1800’s-early 1900’s; they would undercut their competitions’ prices, sometimes to below cost, 😢until they were forced out of business, then raise their prices ‘very high’! It led to monopolies. Eventually, laws were put in place for prevention of this practice.
Happy Valentine's Day!
Temu sells cheap garbage, and i want quality not stuff that breaks after a single use.
As the offers appeared too good to be true I have been busily junking its emails that have been coming daily. I think I made the best choice. From Sydney.
Thank you for the explanation. I feel sorry for the workers earning slave wages for the production of cheap products.
Never used Temu because I already knew it is a scam. Chinese junk always breaks after one time usage.
(Not USA) Where I live I am not seeing this. Temu does ads, but its mostly only used by a small fraction of the younger generations and millenials. For the longest time and still today gigantic skepticism over online shopping in general is still present to this day, where even things like Amazon are seen as untrustworthy because you are not touching the item before you buy it. In this situation Temu while operational is being used by virtually nobody here, as most of my age group is content with the Amazon prices but most still buy exclusively from brick and cement stores.
Wild.. i actually did get a temu ad during this video lol
😂I knew it
If the Advertising execs had any morals they'd show Temu for what it is.
I buy from shein and temu, the quality is excellent and low prices. Fast postage. From Australia Sydney.
I avoid as much as possible from China. They can make good stuff, but generally do not. Never thought of Temu as some kind of economic attack, but I see your point.
one of its key economic pillar → one of its key economic pillars
I cannot believe I got a Temu ad before this. I also cant believe RUclips is still trying to shut down conversation like this with covid lies.
Please be careful promoting the Amish. They are a cult, more like a variety of cults based on similar beliefs. SA and child SA runs rampant within their groups as they forgive those they know who are perpetrators.
Otherwise, i love what you do. Thanks
they are demonic that is for sure
I never find those cheap price products remotely attractive, it’s cheap for a reason. I avoid them even if it’s free. Can’t speak for others though.
It is cheap because it most likely uses slave, cheap labor and destroy American commerce, a CCP thinking. Temu should be tariffs high to protect US business.
Happy Valentines day peeps! .😉😉
No sustainability in sight. But neither is the world wide post-covid price gouging.
Nice tie
There’s a saying in Sgp that
If MIC ( made in China ) , it CMI ( cannot make it )
Alas ! the soles of the shoes drop off after a couple of wears especially in wet weather ! Like the PRC s without souls MIC shoes lose their soles ! I did not pay cheap $ because they are branded but I guess those brands didn’t know MIC is a bad business choice !
if the us actually charged there temu crap freeloadiing us postage will crush there scheme. why do our gov not hurt them where it'll do damage there trying to cause
Was wonder why Temu had 3 superbowl commercials
I got tired of buying cheap stuff that kept breaking down on me.
👍👍
shit with all plans.
Timu is not allone cheap, the service and ease is good,
when westen stores take this notice, they can win some back.
When I pay good value and have service untill the door service.... I vote Timu
So many toxic products from Temu.
I ordered a lap top desk for $39, received a cheap tshirt. They keeps changing names, but if the price is too good to be true then it is.
I love how they keep in with US advertising with a little black girl with a giant pom pom hairdo. All US adverts always have blacks in them even though they're only 11% of the population they're like 100% of on screen people. But in asian countries, no one wants to see them. So it's weird for Temu to choose that.
I just love the fact that the whole of the CCP's Chinese Economy is now reduced to just selling cheap crap on Temu and MyDeal haha! And evem then only because of their subsidised postage haha!
They just take out then middle man and the quality control for their stuff.
I just got temu, the advertising so much, really affordable and 100 off, tho I don’t know how good the product is
Their products are rubbish. Many are toxic & carcinogenic. Just stay clear of them.
Market dumping.
Hi David. Your video has no Temu ads,no ads at all. It has covid information instead, probably because you used word "pandemic" in the title.
I have a no Chinese products policy in my house 😊
China's real estate leverage problem is 350% of ours at the peak in 2007. I would say things are going to get a lot worse for our friends in Beijing.
I just hope they don't pull a "Wag the Dog" stunt and try and invade Taiwan.
In Australia there isn't much competition in the supermarket industry and the likes of Woolworths and Coles have reported excellent profits. Woolworths' profit was UP 5%. These companies are a major source of food inflation/inflation. And the Reserve bank reacts to inflation by jacking up interest rates. So in this context a little of bit of deflation has some benefits.
I watched a temu ad before this video
Weird af to get where I live in a shoutout. Yes that place is great
Speaking of walway, what about their new Qualcom model i do believe it was called...
But they need to pay shipping.
I’d rather shop at goodwill
Here i thought it was cts cheap because that was the actual quality worth of their items, now that i know they re making literal offerings i need to go get all the stuff in there asap 🎉🎉🎉
Lol just joking i wont buy and never have for the same reasons as for more expensive unaccountable Chinese brands products : slavery and chemicals all over, also my country is in deep shit thanks to our gouv (fr here) so supporting inland businesses has become a way to delay the ruining of it 😢
Cheers
COME ON MAN buying off TEMU is like asking to pay for JUNKYARD ITEMS their crap is so low level quality it will most likely fall apart just from shipping buy cheap GET CHEAP
Walmart destroyed small businesses everywhere they landed.. Now temu is undercutting Walmart.. Karma?
Buying from China to throw it out, why not just throw the cash in the garbage and short circuit the delivery.
Their extremely super very cheap stuff is very suspicious 🤨
Shout out to the amish
i wore some earrings from temu and my ear swelled up and bled
Oh my
for me li keqiang is a vital key when it comes to uplifting the economy(honey🍯) of china and he is already gone..
8:04 - 9:01 passively hostile..
People want to buy good Quarry stuff, Not junk that you have to throw away the same week you buy it....😢
Theyre following the Amazon, and Uber models. It works. Its a model focused on investors and growth as opposed to profits. As we laugh continually on the ground level, investors keep piling in.
Except ccp can intervene however they feel like theyre never safe from a catastrophe and also US laws can sometimes prevent engaging in policies that would have backfired for a very customer oriented service
But mostly thr fact that on amazon there are companies from all around the globe whule temu is all about unregulated very low quality products makes me doubt they will have as many actual good companies using them as a platform
Which indeed doesnt stop the fact the high salaries in temu can just pile up money and then bail out pretty much unconsequently for them lol, but that s just the state of investing market all around the globe at this point
The king myself arrived.
Temu got downloaded on to my phone without me knowing.
Haha... covid disclaimer
The moment RUclips reads "pandemic", it freaks out! 🤣
Never trust a guy who needs to put on a cheap suit to look legitimate
At least it isn't paid by the CCP
10:31 - 10:35 i commented on many videos back in January 2024 saying that the Wooden dragon🐲🐉could possibly have an impact on the economy of china because the Wooden dragon🐉🐲 can easily to catch fire.. im just comparing it on forest fire that even they put water the fire will still not be put out..
dollar store products
I am over buying crap