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We can see how proud Jack was to show Malaysia around and to share his new "home" to his Dad. The smile tells it all. Thank you Jack for being part of our colourful and wonderful country 👍😊
RE Safety: My husband & I went on holiday to Kuala Lumpur in August 2024. Not once did I ever feel unsafe, either when hubby and I were out together or the few times I ventured out alone. There’s a few times here in popular places in Australia that I’ve felt less safe than how I felt in KL.
I am Singaporean, I plan to retire in the next 4-5 years and will likely spend a lot of time in KL, Penang & maybe drive around the East Coast, especially around the beaches. Malaysia is a wonderful country, blessed with natural beauty and kind people, with a culture similar with Singapore - yet it is different enough to be interesting. The SGD:MYR exchange rate is also favourable to us so Malaysia can expect a huge bunch of Singaporeans swarming all over the country, especially when the 2 governments sort out the inconveniences of crossing the land borders!
It's encouraging to hear your father's candid thoughts about Malaysia in your interview. Depending on how you see things, any country must have things that you enjoy and dislike. However, you'll see more bad things and complain more about it if your eyes are more likely to pick up on the negative aspects of it. On the other hand, if you can see things with a positive mindset, you'll find more interesting and positive things about the place and be able to appreciate it more. As a Malaysian, I know that Malaysia is not perfect, so, I often moan about a lot of things, but I constantly tell myself that the grass is always greener on the other side. I know that I can't change them, but I can alter myself to be more optimistic about it, so I try to accept things as they are and quit whining.
Good to see both Dad and son together in Malaysia. Obviously, you've been the important factor that made he likes spending time around here, above all. Your happiness is his. I can see that.❤
That's an enviable heartwarming dad-son relationship, "good on yer both" or whatever the Oz expression is! I'm here because I spent a lot of unforgettable time working in and for Malaysia incl. Borneo. It's a heavenly country and a foodie paradise if you enjoy Asian food.
I really enjoyed your dad’s perspective, same age here and Australian we have lived in Thailand but are really considering KL . It was a thoughtful , intelligent conversation Thankyou 💝
Another great video educating anyone interested in KL or Malaysia. I’ve been following your channel for awhile and have just returned from a month recon of KL. Planning on relocating in Q2 2025 from Sydney and found your videos to be very helpful. I agree with the Singapore/KL debate as it was also a consideration for business but have decided on KL. I’m staying tuned for more videos as I get closer to the relocation date. Much appreciated. Dino
Very interesting interview. Your dad must visit Sabah & Sarawak. He's adventurous, Jack. Haha perhaps after visiting the Borneo states he'd retire there. Trust me.
Your dad looked like he's a seasoned traveller. His frank opinion about Malaysia really does carry some weight, and his views are pretty spot on, too. Especially in the area where many foreign tourists out there would visualise Malaysia to be some kinda typical South East Asian country with roadside markets everywhere, and noisy environment in the city. In Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, it's unbelievably quiet for an Asian country's capital! 😅😂
I live at Jalan Ampang right opposite the Petronas towers and from experience I can tell you KL is anything but a quiet city. You’ve got the road rage, the honking, the constant horning, the rushing, the bad driving attitude, everything just like in other cities around the region.
Wonderful reaction guys.....We welcome your lovely dad to Malaysia again and hope he enjoy his next trip. Yes take a chance to do your medical check-up while you are in Malaysia. Go to Borneo - Sarawak, Sabah and even Brunei too.
Thanks for the video. I’ve only been here 7 months but I’m very similar to you in that I work at TRX and live in KLCC. For me the weather has been a learn as I came from London where it’s generally much colder. I’ve had a great medical experience in terms of checks ups and fast treatment but I did go Prince Court which was a little pricier than I’d been led to believe but was able to claim on my company plan so it was a non issue. Safety wise I’ve never felt at all unsafe even on my own. Downsides for me have been the cars and how pedestrians are the bottom of the food chain. Cars generally don’t stop and they even park on the footpaths and run red lights plus the footpaths are often in poor condition broken up etc which is very different from the UK where pedestrians are treated much better. I’ve also had to adapt to the pace of life. It’s much slower here and that has been hard if stuck behind slow walkers, or on escalators when there is a tendency to just stop and block the way instead of moving over. Same with the MRT, everyone pushes on and there’s no order to daily life. Again very different to the UK for me.
It's not wise to compare KL with London or any other developed cities.. KL is still developing, (Malaysia is indeed a developing country), gradually it will become an ideal city for everyone 😊
Amazing insights tyvm And he isn't comparing he's giving a review of what life has felt like for him as an expat a foriegner in malaysia. to help others expats decide to live in malaysia or not Any human on earth who was born in city A and moves to city B will compare them. Even if one is larger or smaller or developed more or not etc. Its fine
Well written, indeed that is also my experience after more than 10 years in Singapore and now 6 years in Kuala Lumpur. It is absolutely ridiculous, how pedestrians have to run for their lives, when crossing the streets here, the most frustrating part being the fact that there is no law enforcement whatsoever with regards to citizens. One can get away with any behaviour here, be it crossing red lights, parking on pedestrian areas, going against traffic or spitting in front of other people.
The Islands in Malaysia east coast are amazing and they're more suited to western tourist than in Langkawi. Tioman, Pangkor and Kapas are very much recommended plus they're not too far away.
Welcome Jack & his Daddy to Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia! Yes , there are always the positives & the negatives aspects in all countries in the world , so we just have to select the good ones & be wary of the bad ones! It is wise to change to a lighter , smaller backpack when exploring any city , bringing along a retractable umbrella in a plastic bag to shield from the elements ( Don't forget to dry it in the hotelroom ) , a pair of sun glasses , sun hat , a paper notebook with a pen in a ziploc to jot things down , a small insect repellent spray & insect bite numbing lotion , antibacteria hand gel , antibac wet tissues , a small bottle of mineral water & a spare phone & powerbank in case of any emergency would be handy! The Yeo's H-TWO-O or Coca Cola's 100Plus isotonic drink & pure coconut drinks are a good way to cool down the heatiness of the Tropical Climate! A belated Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year 2025 to Jack & Daddy! Stay safe , healthy , stay vigilant & stay humble Guys! 🙏🌷🌿🍎🍊🫐🥘🍕🍔🍟🍰🍵
U must try to go to Tioman Island beach Johor trough Mersing jetty very good beach ,swim,dive,jungle tracking snoorkling.Can stay longer many cheap room facing beach,good food ,people freindly.Lets try!!!
As a Malaysian def love its improvement & developing. Sg is well known for its safety. Pros is all countries are getting better, but cons is the Citizens need to catch up of its face-paced living & earning ... They are many people still struggling in Malaysia cuz of the recent years of prices increased & inflation ..... 🥲 Thailand is def a country must go once in a lifetime... Eyes opening for its chaotic , shop till you drop ... eat till you trancend 🤣 so much going in on there, good / bad see it before you die !!! Anyhoooo... nice insights of son & dad ....
Once you travel outside Selangor and KL, you will discover lots of villages and forest in other states. The difference in lifestyle, the living pace and modernity level is significant. KL and Selangor when combined contribute almost 40% of Malaysia's GDP.
There are pockets of neighbourhood for US,UK expats with schools and shops catering for them in KL suburbs. I've worked with them and they have nice community going on celebrating holidays like they did back home. Most are non permanent expats though.
Living in Malaysia as a tourist is different from living there as a expats or local. It will be interesting to interview the locals or a typical expat instead. Tourists mostly have it good in Malaysia.
Did he say Nasi Lemak with Kangaroo? That is something new even for locals... LOL >_< Maybe we should try kangaroo burger? Is there such a thing? We have Ostrich burger here.
Amazing! Thank you Jack and dad for telling the truth about Malaysia.. You forgot to mention the architect and architect firm of the MERDEKA 118 are Aussies from Australia.. We Malaysians welcome you, your family and friends to visit and stay with us anytime, season's greetings and happy holidays.. 🇲🇾🌺🥰
I know many Aussie don't know much bout Malaysia till they visit . last time back in 2000 I stayed with Oz family and they thought most of the people live on top of the tree and one day they follow me back to KL and I show them the twin towers and they looks like kids going to Disneyland
Non-biased, every country has people who hate it and people who like it. It's impossible for everyone to like it because when they come, they meet different people and experience different situation depending on how good a person's day is, which is in your day, so it's hard to label a country suck just because some people label it suck and another one about someone's preferences and remember that someone's preferences depending on the environment they were raised in too
Remember, Singapore and Malaysia were at one time united under British until 1969, when Singapore was kicked out !. And English language in educational system was the mainstream until 1975/6/7..... or else Malaysia could be almost like Singapore or perhaps better.....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@JackAlderton they live separately and can never be united. The majority of the race with the most majority can never be colour-blind and meritocracy based. Common sense stuff.
You can’t generalize ‘Western’ countries as one homogenic monoculture region, just like you can’t generalize ‘Asia’. Even within Europe, there is a huge cultural difference between a country like Serbia, compared to Italy compared to The Netherlands. One thing I do not like from these kind of continuous efforts to advertise Malaysia, is to downgrade, stereotype and generalize ‘Western countries’, with the single goal to upgrade a country like Malaysia. Take any country as it comes, have a positive mindset and be open to experiences and any country in ‘the West’ will be hospitable, friendly and accomodating. Safety is never a concern when one is mindful of the environment. Not in Malaysia, not in Australia, not in the US, not in Europe. As for the interview, nicely done, but honestly a bit predictable.
My parents was never supporting my country moving .. I lived in 7 so far.. In fact they are embarrassed because they consider move as a failure and vagabond style of living ..
my mother insists that the twin towers, despite not being taller, is still far more charismatic than merdeka 118. and warren seems to corroborate. just something about it is iconic. to this day it’s the twin towers that are constantly surrounded by tourists taking photos day and night.
you havent been to redang. lang tengah, perhentian or tioman yet? oh my.. you miss out big time. the beach on those island are superior compare to langkawi
‘Expatriate’ - a subset term for an immigrant that typically moves for work or retirement. An official term used by the Malaysian Immigration department for a foreign worker on a valid work visa, for example.
Speaking about the food war between MY and SG , as a malaysian who has relatives in SG i would give them the win for their chicken rice, then their murtabak (but not in comparison with ours, as its different), their sup tulang merah and mee siam berkuah (both of these are rarely found here in malaysia)
So true esp if they are from a remote country side...i had a chance to stay with an ozzie family back when i was a student, the vibe was just like a kampong in Malaysia, everybody knows everybody business...but they were very friendly n welcoming with outsiders...
Spent a lot of time there. The traffic and horrible public transport stops you from going places. I found it ultimately less friendly and more characterless than thailand and other countries
i am been at australia 15 yeasr . your dad imposible to retired at australia because he is the main income of australia goverment , medicare , house loan , electrical bill, and girl problem . that kind of problem most of the time man don't even know what is that but he have to pay for that( i mean you mom . your wife and your girlfriend . and much more . impossible to retired. they will do until your dad bank income at bank become zero .
In Malaysia the Prime Minister and his cronies take the billions of retirement money form the netizens and put it in their own bank account to fund their lavish lifestyle. Who’s wrong here?
i tell you about retiredment , if at australia you retiredment money have to tax , if dont want to tax you need to put in the self manage stupid fund , but at malaysia is tax free. ( this is te reason i come back to malaysia , if you dont want to pay for the investment income . you just need to open a company at labuan and do it your self . is easy dont need to blame someone else. ( the money are going in to united state share market .
Bangkok is hands down better than Kuala Lumpur in terms of nightlife and entertainment. Kuala Lumpur is hands down better than Bangkok in terms of air quality and violence caused by alcohol, drugs, or guns. Singapore is hands down better than Malaysia in terms of cleanliness and public sector efficiency. Malaysia is hands down better than Singapore in terms of cost of living and living space.😊
my dutch husband and teenagers have no interest in going back to Europe. Zero interest. We've been here more than four years. Infrastructure and maintenance should improve. Honestly, there is order in chaos, malaysians are the best in parking backwards.
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Game over for Tesla!
How'D Mate? Welcome to Malaysia. Have fun. We are not a prefect country but we try. Just be careful on the road with the crazy drivers.
You got a cool dad.... ONLY BEER IS EXPENSIVE. hahahahahaha!!!! Compare to Down under.
@@JackAlderton these are simple basic ABC kindergarten common sense stuff.
We can see how proud Jack was to show Malaysia around and to share his new "home" to his Dad. The smile tells it all. Thank you Jack for being part of our colourful and wonderful country 👍😊
RE Safety: My husband & I went on holiday to Kuala Lumpur in August 2024. Not once did I ever feel unsafe, either when hubby and I were out together or the few times I ventured out alone. There’s a few times here in popular places in Australia that I’ve felt less safe than how I felt in KL.
Thank you for being honest, our country is not perfect but we still grateful for what we have and hope you enjoy your stay!
I am Singaporean, I plan to retire in the next 4-5 years and will likely spend a lot of time in KL, Penang & maybe drive around the East Coast, especially around the beaches. Malaysia is a wonderful country, blessed with natural beauty and kind people, with a culture similar with Singapore - yet it is different enough to be interesting.
The SGD:MYR exchange rate is also favourable to us so Malaysia can expect a huge bunch of Singaporeans swarming all over the country, especially when the 2 governments sort out the inconveniences of crossing the land borders!
Yeah no. I still prefer racial equality and homosexuality not being illegal.
most singapore parent are from malaysia, some look down on them forgetting their root, lot retire in malaysia.Singapore without new tech is over
@马国通靈人 bro, dont claim like that, remember the history between singapura and tanah melayu?
We pray for better conclusion & enjoy the retirement with good quality of life after working hard for years .
Please and you're most welcome.
It's encouraging to hear your father's candid thoughts about Malaysia in your interview. Depending on how you see things, any country must have things that you enjoy and dislike. However, you'll see more bad things and complain more about it if your eyes are more likely to pick up on the negative aspects of it. On the other hand, if you can see things with a positive mindset, you'll find more interesting and positive things about the place and be able to appreciate it more. As a Malaysian, I know that Malaysia is not perfect, so, I often moan about a lot of things, but I constantly tell myself that the grass is always greener on the other side. I know that I can't change them, but I can alter myself to be more optimistic about it, so I try to accept things as they are and quit whining.
What a wonderful interview with your dad and his thoughts from his experience in Malaysia.
After watching your dad in this video, hope to see your mom & your sisters in a video next time.
Have a wonderful time on your festive season with your family, happy holidays.
Good to see both Dad and son together in Malaysia. Obviously, you've been the important factor that made he likes spending time around here, above all. Your happiness is his. I can see that.❤
your dad looks so young to be your dad😊,very interesting interview
he's a cool guy, thanks for watching!
That's an enviable heartwarming dad-son relationship, "good on yer both" or whatever the Oz expression is!
I'm here because I spent a lot of unforgettable time working in and for Malaysia incl. Borneo. It's a heavenly country and a foodie paradise if you enjoy Asian food.
Jack good job introduce Malaysia thanks for interview with your dad 😊
I really enjoyed your dad’s perspective, same age here and Australian we have lived in Thailand but are really considering KL . It was a thoughtful , intelligent conversation Thankyou 💝
My dad went to Australia for an army training for a year there in 1975. Nice to see your dad enjoying his time here.
What a luxury to retire at 60. There's still time to fall in love.
Another great video educating anyone interested in KL or Malaysia. I’ve been following your channel for awhile and have just returned from a month recon of KL. Planning on relocating in Q2 2025 from Sydney and found your videos to be very helpful. I agree with the Singapore/KL debate as it was also a consideration for business but have decided on KL. I’m staying tuned for more videos as I get closer to the relocation date. Much appreciated. Dino
Very interesting interview. Your dad must visit Sabah & Sarawak. He's adventurous, Jack. Haha perhaps after visiting the Borneo states he'd retire there. Trust me.
Agreed! We are visiting Sarawak.
Yes! Borneo is amazing.
Your dad looked like he's a seasoned traveller. His frank opinion about Malaysia really does carry some weight, and his views are pretty spot on, too. Especially in the area where many foreign tourists out there would visualise Malaysia to be some kinda typical South East Asian country with roadside markets everywhere, and noisy environment in the city. In Kuala Lumpur Malaysia, it's unbelievably quiet for an Asian country's capital! 😅😂
I live at Jalan Ampang right opposite the Petronas towers and from experience I can tell you KL is anything but a quiet city. You’ve got the road rage, the honking, the constant horning, the rushing, the bad driving attitude, everything just like in other cities around the region.
@EGO0808 That's one of the busiest streets in KL.
Be moving to live in TRX Residence early Jan2025…fancy bumping into u there mate since u working in TRX
Gentlemen, great father, great insights and perspective.
Happy holidays to you both and god bless🎉❤
Thank you n Welcome to Malaysia, may you have a pleasant and enjoyable stay 👍☺️
Thanks!
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate the support 🙏🎉
Wonderful reaction guys.....We welcome your lovely dad to Malaysia again and hope he enjoy his next trip. Yes take a chance to do your medical check-up while you are in Malaysia. Go to Borneo - Sarawak, Sabah and even Brunei too.
Thank you for the honest opinion Dad. Enjoy your staf and come back again.
Really impressed by how you looked at our country Malaysia,👍
Welcome to Malaysia Jack's dad. I hope u enjoy yr time in this country.
Go where you're treated best... sounds like Andrew Henderson from Nomad Capitalist. Love the channel and hope to visit soon! Cheers.
What a great dad!
Come visit the longhouses in Sarawak, Borneo 😊
Hi! Jack, it's Jack here. Good day dad,how's you been doing so far?.😊
Good video to end the year 2024!
PS: Your dad is a funny guy mate!
PSS: The Thai island nearby Langkawi is Koh Lipe.
Koh Lipe used to be a Malay land...once under Kedah
Should start venture to east coast like Terengganu and east Malaysia, Sabah & Sarawak
Welcome to Malaysia babe❤❤
Thanks for the video. I’ve only been here 7 months but I’m very similar to you in that I work at TRX and live in KLCC.
For me the weather has been a learn as I came from London where it’s generally much colder.
I’ve had a great medical experience in terms of checks ups and fast treatment but I did go Prince Court which was a little pricier than I’d been led to believe but was able to claim on my company plan so it was a non issue.
Safety wise I’ve never felt at all unsafe even on my own.
Downsides for me have been the cars and how pedestrians are the bottom of the food chain. Cars generally don’t stop and they even park on the footpaths and run red lights plus the footpaths are often in poor condition broken up etc which is very different from the UK where pedestrians are treated much better.
I’ve also had to adapt to the pace of life. It’s much slower here and that has been hard if stuck behind slow walkers, or on escalators when there is a tendency to just stop and block the way instead of moving over. Same with the MRT, everyone pushes on and there’s no order to daily life. Again very different to the UK for me.
It's not wise to compare KL with London or any other developed cities.. KL is still developing, (Malaysia is indeed a developing country), gradually it will become an ideal city for everyone 😊
Amazing insights tyvm
And he isn't comparing he's giving a review of what life has felt like for him as an expat a foriegner in malaysia. to help others expats decide to live in malaysia or not
Any human on earth who was born in city A and moves to city B will compare them. Even if one is larger or smaller or developed more or not etc.
Its fine
Just take it for better future
Well written, indeed that is also my experience after more than 10 years in Singapore and now 6 years in Kuala Lumpur. It is absolutely ridiculous, how pedestrians have to run for their lives, when crossing the streets here, the most frustrating part being the fact that there is no law enforcement whatsoever with regards to citizens. One can get away with any behaviour here, be it crossing red lights, parking on pedestrian areas, going against traffic or spitting in front of other people.
Pretty soon you will be assimilated into our "otw" culture 😂
Welcome to Malaysia 🎉
Agree blue bar is amazing! Fav bar. Amazing drinks too!
The Islands in Malaysia east coast are amazing and they're more suited to western tourist than in Langkawi. Tioman, Pangkor and Kapas are very much recommended plus they're not too far away.
I also want dad he’s so cool
i’m grateful to have a cool dad! thanks
Dad's Cool Dude!!
Thanks you for being honest for our country i hope both of u guys enjoy in our country be happy n smile always. 😊😊❤❤❤
thanks for watching & leaving a nice comment!
Welcome Jack & his Daddy to Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia! Yes , there are always the positives & the negatives aspects in all countries in the world , so we just have to select the good ones & be wary of the bad ones! It is wise to change to a lighter , smaller backpack when exploring any city , bringing along a retractable umbrella in a plastic bag to shield from the elements ( Don't forget to dry it in the hotelroom ) , a pair of sun glasses , sun hat , a paper notebook with a pen in a ziploc to jot things down , a small insect repellent spray & insect bite numbing lotion , antibacteria hand gel , antibac wet tissues , a small bottle of mineral water & a spare phone & powerbank in case of any emergency would be handy! The Yeo's H-TWO-O or Coca Cola's 100Plus isotonic drink & pure coconut drinks are a good way to cool down the heatiness of the Tropical Climate! A belated Merry Christmas & A Happy New Year 2025 to Jack & Daddy! Stay safe , healthy , stay vigilant & stay humble Guys! 🙏🌷🌿🍎🍊🫐🥘🍕🍔🍟🍰🍵
Great to hear that wish you good luck😂
Thanks handsomes.
U must try to go to Tioman Island beach Johor trough Mersing jetty very good beach ,swim,dive,jungle tracking snoorkling.Can stay longer many cheap room facing beach,good food ,people freindly.Lets try!!!
Cool dad
Mr Jack, you got a good chapters about the interview in Malaysia.Well done!👍🏻👍🏻
it is interesting that dana white invested about malaysia
Both are handsome guys..
As a Malaysian def love its improvement & developing. Sg is well known for its safety. Pros is all countries are getting better, but cons is the Citizens need to catch up of its face-paced living & earning ... They are many people still struggling in Malaysia cuz of the recent years of prices increased & inflation ..... 🥲
Thailand is def a country must go once in a lifetime... Eyes opening for its chaotic , shop till you drop ... eat till you trancend 🤣 so much going in on there, good / bad see it before you die !!!
Anyhoooo... nice insights of son & dad ....
Great content 👍
😁 at the Andrew H pop-up cameo. Ayyy....go Eels.
Once you travel outside Selangor and KL, you will discover lots of villages and forest in other states. The difference in lifestyle, the living pace and modernity level is significant. KL and Selangor when combined contribute almost 40% of Malaysia's GDP.
YES THAT'S RIGHT BORNEO HAS THE BEST BEACHES ⛱️ IN THE WORLD 🌎
Welcome back, Jack. Thought you'd be spending Christmas in Oz. When you're ready for some language lessons over a cuppa, do let me know. Remember? 😂
Welcome to Malaysia
There are pockets of neighbourhood for US,UK expats with schools and shops catering for them in KL suburbs. I've worked with them and they have nice community going on celebrating holidays like they did back home. Most are non permanent expats though.
I'm surprised not more Aussies know about the ties between Malaysia and AUS.
Events like the Confrontation, Butterworth and the Sandakan Death March.
Living in Malaysia as a tourist is different from living there as a expats or local. It will be interesting to interview the locals or a typical expat instead. Tourists mostly have it good in Malaysia.
Jake have you been to Melaka? 3 hours away from KL
Hey, your dad is cool.. I think he had no problem adapting to Malaysian lifestyle if he wants to.
His dad could become a football commentator
haha he’d love to hear that - thanks for watching!
Did he say Nasi Lemak with Kangaroo? That is something new even for locals... LOL >_< Maybe we should try kangaroo burger? Is there such a thing? We have Ostrich burger here.
Amazing!
Thank you Jack and dad for telling the truth about Malaysia..
You forgot to mention the architect and architect firm of the MERDEKA 118 are Aussies from Australia..
We Malaysians welcome you, your family and friends to visit and stay with us anytime, season's greetings and happy holidays.. 🇲🇾🌺🥰
welcome live in malaysia.
I know many Aussie don't know much bout Malaysia till they visit . last time back in 2000 I stayed with Oz family and they thought most of the people live on top of the tree and one day they follow me back to KL and I show them the twin towers and they looks like kids going to Disneyland
Our trees are called high rise apartments here 😂 tbh New Zealand looks like our remote country side 😭
Hope your enjoy stay in malaysia
thanks, we both did!
TQ for coming n staying..if you accept mlysia 2nd home program is even better I guess..haha
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I am just glad and happy. MALAYSIA. has low to no sleaze and go go ping pong gals.
Safe and sane.
Maybe open your eyes and look around? You know it is there, just a bit hidden.
Non-biased, every country has people who hate it and people who like it. It's impossible for everyone to like it because when they come, they meet different people and experience different situation depending on how good a person's day is, which is in your day, so it's hard to label a country suck just because some people label it suck and another one about someone's preferences and remember that someone's preferences depending on the environment they were raised in too
You should visit borneo 😊
Remember, Singapore and Malaysia were at one time united under British until 1969, when Singapore was kicked out !. And English language in educational system was the mainstream until 1975/6/7..... or else Malaysia could be almost like Singapore or perhaps better.....😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Haha yes I wonder how it would have been if they stayed together.
@JackAlderton they live separately and can never be united. The majority of the race with the most majority can never be colour-blind and meritocracy based. Common sense stuff.
Hi wazza
Your dad should become an influencer. 😂
Nowadays Malaysia had a lot of foreigners that lived here.
You can only compare Singapore with KL, not Malaysia.
Malaysia as a country has so much more compared to SG, not only the size.
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Single Man-Thai/Vietnam/ Malaysian. Family Man -Malaysia (KL/Penang/Ipoh,Perak/Johor-Nr S'pore : Best of. 2 world)😮
I hate when foreigners talks about safety as their concern. Don’t you think that your country is far more dangerous as compared to here?
For asian, western countries are definately more dangerous. We never got harrassed by drunkard in asia.
It is a massive compliment
You can’t generalize ‘Western’ countries as one homogenic monoculture region, just like you can’t generalize ‘Asia’. Even within Europe, there is a huge cultural difference between a country like Serbia, compared to Italy compared to The Netherlands. One thing I do not like from these kind of continuous efforts to advertise Malaysia, is to downgrade, stereotype and generalize ‘Western countries’, with the single goal to upgrade a country like Malaysia. Take any country as it comes, have a positive mindset and be open to experiences and any country in ‘the West’ will be hospitable, friendly and accomodating. Safety is never a concern when one is mindful of the environment. Not in Malaysia, not in Australia, not in the US, not in Europe. As for the interview, nicely done, but honestly a bit predictable.
Go to Semporna ❤👑❤🤲❤👑❤
hai boss,,,,mutual respect,🤝,,, welcome in family msia
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In Malaysia workers dont go industrial strike.In Australia transport workers strike inconvenience travellers
Because Malaysia's workers union is such a scam and always backed the government instead of the workers 😂
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My parents was never supporting my country moving ..
I lived in 7 so far..
In fact they are embarrassed because they consider move as a failure and vagabond style of living ..
my mother insists that the twin towers, despite not being taller, is still far more charismatic than merdeka 118. and warren seems to corroborate. just something about it is iconic. to this day it’s the twin towers that are constantly surrounded by tourists taking photos day and night.
Biggest similarity, we are all part of the Commonwealth...
And UK, Australia, NZ, Singapore and Malaysia also has a 5 nation defense pack since the 70s
What a preview and sneek peak bro .. 😂
haha cheers, really enjoyed filming this one. Hope you like the video!
you havent been to redang. lang tengah, perhentian or tioman yet? oh my.. you miss out big time. the beach on those island are superior compare to langkawi
A bit hard to go now though, it's monsoon season on that side 😅
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I hope you enjoy the good life. Because Australia is no more to good live the life and expensive anything
What's an expat?
‘Expatriate’ - a subset term for an immigrant that typically moves for work or retirement. An official term used by the Malaysian Immigration department for a foreign worker on a valid work visa, for example.
Speaking about the food war between MY and SG , as a malaysian who has relatives in SG i would give them the win for their chicken rice, then their murtabak (but not in comparison with ours, as its different), their sup tulang merah and mee siam berkuah (both of these are rarely found here in malaysia)
美国只是外表金光璀璨，但潜在危险却非常高。
马来西亚外表不像新加坡干净整洁，但马来西亚人却比较知足，幸福感也挺高的，也因为马来西亚人对马来西亚的政府没有太高期望，所以大多数独立的马来西亚人早已接受现实，认真融入生活，只求做好自己的本份，为国家和社会带来正能量!
Australians are the same Kampong people you meet in malaysia, just that they have white skin.
So true esp if they are from a remote country side...i had a chance to stay with an ozzie family back when i was a student, the vibe was just like a kampong in Malaysia, everybody knows everybody business...but they were very friendly n welcoming with outsiders...
@@xqztliltart I stayed in Rockhampton for a while and the people there were not very friendly to Asians.😂
Spent a lot of time there. The traffic and horrible public transport stops you from going places. I found it ultimately less friendly and more characterless than thailand and other countries
i am been at australia 15 yeasr . your dad imposible to retired at australia because he is the main income of australia goverment , medicare , house loan , electrical bill, and girl problem . that kind of problem most of the time man don't even know what is that but he have to pay for that( i mean you mom . your wife and your girlfriend . and much more . impossible to retired. they will do until your dad bank income at bank become zero .
In Malaysia the Prime Minister and his cronies take the billions of retirement money form the netizens and put it in their own bank account to fund their lavish lifestyle. Who’s wrong here?
i tell you about retiredment , if at australia you retiredment money have to tax , if dont want to tax you need to put in the self manage stupid fund , but at malaysia is tax free. ( this is te reason i come back to malaysia , if you dont want to pay for the investment income . you just need to open a company at labuan and do it your self . is easy dont need to blame someone else. ( the money are going in to united state share market .
Bangkok is hands down better than Kuala Lumpur in terms of nightlife and entertainment.
Kuala Lumpur is hands down better than Bangkok in terms of air quality and violence caused by alcohol, drugs, or guns.
Singapore is hands down better than Malaysia in terms of cleanliness and public sector efficiency.
Malaysia is hands down better than Singapore in terms of cost of living and living space.😊
I am a malaysian. Went to your famous Bondi Beach. A dissapointment.
Malaysia is a heaven if not for the politicians that also play with race and religion issues.
You might find my latest video interesting.
my dutch husband and teenagers have no interest in going back to Europe. Zero interest. We've been here more than four years. Infrastructure and maintenance should improve. Honestly, there is order in chaos, malaysians are the best in parking backwards.
the best beaches in the world are in the carribean, the best beach IMHO is in the bahamas.
Beaches are boring anyway!Just sand salt water and palm trees!