Appa meets a drag queen
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See? An open communication between two different “types” of people can be met halfway by trying to understand each other more, rather than think it’s always “hate” when most of the time - it is genuine curiosity & wanting to understand.
Yes, communication and compassion are key to understanding each other :)
They happen much more often in the outside that it will ever do on the internet.
👍Yes
And no one is screaming ❤
Agree. Just explain, not everyone is out there to get you.❤️
The “oh” after realizing the questions come from a place of genuine curiosity and not hate 😌
I've had a conversation wanting to understand. It blew up in my face.
@@binathere2574 Aw so sorry that happened to you. I basically look at it this way. My God tells me to 'love one another'. That means everyone, not just the people like yourself.
lmao its just a clip, irl it happens the exact opposite
Somewhere in the Bible it says you’ll be judged the way you judge others. So I try to be nice
i wonder how he reacted if she said she was transgender when he asked.
Cross dressers (drag queen) just put on stuff but there's nothing stopping them to put it away whenever they want. Unlike transgender.
That pitch shift on the “come again?” Has me dying 😂
😂😂😂was thinkin the same thing
I love that. I can't blame her for being on the offensive. Lgbtq people have to keep their guard up when ppl ask questions. As soon as she saw he was being genuinely curious she used it as a teachable moment to be relatable. Feeling "like home" is a feeling almost everyone can relate to and want to feel themselves.
Same 😂😂😂😂
I thought the shopkeeper was gonna get beat up 😂
Me too! 😂😂😂😂
Something about that "oh.. uhm. I dont know," felt so genuine and wholesome. Love is the answer!
All of this is so great
You be surprised how a calm response to a question that may seem 'hostile' can actually be a genuine question that can turn into a fantastic friendship.
Exactly! A friend of mine is asexual and I had never met one before so I was very curious and asked far too many personal questions. We ended up becoming pretty close friends
@Devestatix I have a trans friend that thought I didn't like the LGBTQ community for some reason (something about the way I carry myself). After being around me for some time, I can say that were good friends.
@@dajex16 Ugh, I don't like people that are like your friend. Judging others of terrible things for something as silly as "the way they carry themselves".
It might've turned out alright in the end for you, but they probably judge and are hostile to other people because of this screwed up perspective. It's horrendously toxic.
@A--Fan @A--Fan Honestly, I'm used to it lmao. Growing up, I remember the discrimination of being 'the replaceable dishwasher' (it wasn't a 'cool trait' to be hispanic before 2008). Not sure what kind of miscommunication there is between people like myself and LGBTQ community is, but wish that some would put themselves in the others shoes sometimes rather than feel like the world revolves around them. Regardless, it's the way you react and treat these kinds of situations in order to bring peace.
See but a lot of those curious questions don't come respectfully thus making the interaction hostile in the first place. This interaction, though scripted, was respectful. He didn't look at her in disgust or insult her outright or backhandedly so she responded in kind. Do some people become defensive and rude when asked a genuine question about this sort of thing? Yes. But as stated, they're like that because they're used to people mistreating them or not asking respectfully/genuinely. Respect has to go both ways for interactions like this to be possible in the future when meeting someone different than you.
I wish people could be this calm and polite.
Mr kim...gentle soul...he didn't judge he just asked...
I've seen a lot of people who are just genuinely curious, but get called trans phobic, homophobic, and other names when they ask things like this. Because of that, people tend to not ask any more and are more judgemental about the community because the few members gave a bad rep for the rest of them
This is called respect
It’s the dream to not have to be on defense all the time when from a community under attack. Making connections with local people makes life much easier. We need people like Mr. Kim.
Most people are
"but should i call you he or she?" "Honey. Just call me fabulous " lol
He wanted to respect her pronouns. 🥺🙏🙏❤️👍
“You is a .. what kind?” 😂gets me every time
“Why you do like this?” always gets me. So adorable.
I'm so proud of being your 600th like for sum reason-
@@rathnaprabhakulandaivelu2424im proud of you too-
So incredibly creepy
Cringe
@@rathnaprabhakulandaivelu2424 Lol! Congratulations, I wish I had a 🏆 or something for you!
I love how genuine this interaction is
Lol.
Yeah,no 😂
You think this is genuine? TikTok brain thinks everything is real
@@liamailiam This is RUclips. Not TikTok. And the acting in this scene is fantastic. Very genuine.
@@killugonkillugon7270 the acting is genuine. The scenario isn't ...😅
"Feels like home, always has." What a powerful scene. What a powerful statement. Love this 🖤 people respecting people. Beautiful.
Nah, sorry, nope. Pretending to be something you aren't is literally the opposite of that. Woulda been cool before people started forcing it on everyone but I guess that's why every religion opposes it.
@@jasminehouston-burns1691literally the opposite of what? Every religion opposes many things. Probably some things that, if I had to guess, you would think they shouldn't oppose. Anyone can find ways to justify hating things that cause no harm to anyone, which makes the hater the only one causing harm.
For anyone who's curious, this is a clip from a sitcom called "Kim's convenience". Aired in 2016, 5 seasons
Thank you dear 🤗
Uncle Iroh be spreading no hate to all people 😂❤
Uncle iroh is crazy
@@aokayyoutuber3767 No no, that's literally the actor that plays uncle iroh. Like literally
@@gabrielov8027 wait is it actually for like the live action series ???
@@emilijaomalley9320what live action
@@Void954 Netflix released a new love action series
I love Mr Kim’s eyes when the customer answered “That it feels like home,”. Very empathetic!
Me too like they both look understood each other in that moment
It was that moment he won a customer who'll throw her purse (a heavy one, drag make up weighs a TON) when Mr. Kim gets robbed.
@@astrisperspecto4130!!
What show or movie is this
@@creativeinking Kim's Convenience
Mr Kim just got himself an army of loyal customers
I absolutely love the Man behind the counter ask the question he wanted to understand this is the sort of open communication and understanding that the world should have
Amen!
"curiosity killed the cat, but satisfaction brought it back"
the genuine authenticity & vulnerability of curiosity is a large part of why children can ask adults tough, invasive, even embarrassing questions and still we often meet them with great kindness & patience when imparting our understanding.
we got enough to spare one another, too, i'm sure
I like how the Queen was defensive at first since she would of course be accustomed to hate comments and disapproval, but when she got closer and saw how genuine he was, she immediately softened her tone and smiled.
She?
@@user-vk7ll1dq9d When someone's in drag, they're in a persona. And that persona is a woman and usually uses she/her pronouns.
@@user-vk7ll1dq9dI'm pretty sure when they are dressed in drag they go by she/her
*He
He!
I like how you can tell in his voice and face that he was just genuinely curious
Uncle Iroh is wise
rip mako@@ciroelim
Which is not kindly accepted and responded by today's communities
They're acting ding dong
@@muddysky1464 It absolutely is!
Mutual curiosity of one's differences are what makes people better 🥰👍
the way i would listen to her voice for hours
His😂
@@joshuamurray9403you aren’t wrong, but neither is OP. you’re referring to him as a person, OP was referring to his ‘character’.
Smooth like butter.
He was very respectful. I think they will have a good friendship 😅
He's not respectful if he's asking what kind of person they are. He just sounds ignorant.
@@captainphasma598 if he was ignorant, he wouldn’t have made an effort to ask. You need to remember that LGBT isn’t as widespread in most parts of the world compared to america.
@@noranizaazmi6523 Exactly. He was taking the time to learn. Not many people can say the same.
@captainphasma598 so, if I assume something I'm in the wrong, if I ask I'm ignorant and if I don't care or ask I'm something-fobic and non inclusive?
If you watched completely he was about to say "there is a discount for women" (probably), so instead of not saying anything or assuming he asked.
He also asked because curiosity, sure, but he was polite and respected the answer, for me he was very inclusive.
Sometimes we should think about other prospective and then have our conclusions, and don't be defensive without any reason.
(Sorry if I spoke in a wrong way, english isn't my first language)
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@captainphasma598 so it's ignorant to ask and be sure of something rather than assuming stuff?
A lot of people just want to understand. They're different, and different is misunderstood. A lot of times people start asking questions, end up asking "the wrong one" and upsetting somebody
An important part in that is still respecting someone while asking questions usually people have just met someone and they ask crazy asf questions (personal or intimate)that you would never ask a stranger but somehow it just becomes ok cause the person is lgbt
@Blood_Bimbo nah, I ask crazy and deep questions of anyone.
@lorismith9403 same. People get made cause im blunt and they see it as rude when really I'm just terrible at saying something or asking something but I say or ask it wrong. I get In trouble for not what I say but how and now I just warn people that I talk to that I don't know how to use my tone of voice when speaking so I'm not being rude on purpose. Most people understand but my family correct me still which can be hard since they just fly off the handle instead of trying to understand me
That's not true... most do not want to understand. But the ones with good intentions are treated better. Instead of getting mad at the reactors, go speak to the ignorant who evoke said reactions.
@@Lacey7758exactly
I love this scene. So much respect given right here between both of them.
Open communication is such a beautiful thing to see.
Aww the fact he was just being curious and the drag queen noticed that and was taken back with his introduction of himself…just wholesome sweet interaction between 2 diff people from 2 very diff worlds.
Wholesome? Yikes!
@@clarissaflowers6200very much wholesome
Enjoyable ❤
@@clarissaflowers6200 You sound like you wouldve opposed the civil rights movement
@@hannahbrown2728 Not at all, I just oppose an agenda that encourges mental illness and the degeneration of family morals.
The way he ask “Why you do like this?” was so soft and genuine- he clearly knew _some_ stuff, but he wanted to know more. if i had someone ask me like this, i wouldn’t hesitate to answer whatever they wanted to know.
open communication is key
Hopefully more people will see it like you do❤
This is why he is Uncle Iroh 😢😢😢😢
Not just open communication but genuine respect for another person however different they may be.
In the end most of us just are curious, want to understand & truly want everyone to live a peaceful life if at all possible.
Yes! I feel like understanding both parts is so important, bc I genuinely most people just don’t understand and are afraid of what they don’t know and if everyone loses the fear of asking with actually wanting to understand instead of offending someone the world would be in fact a better place
*genuine and open minded communication is key.
I like the way Mr. Kim is showing respect to the Queen 👸🏼
This is a great clip. There's nothing wrong with being curious about someone/something and asking respectfully. Genuine conversation can do wonders for people.
"I think I'm gonna pick up a few more things." He earned himself a customer hahah.. ❤
Please tell me I'm not the only one that read that as Hannah and not hahah
@@MysticBlack-it6up you are
@@MysticBlack-it6up... The Drag Queen liked the honesty of the shopkeeper, he innocently asked a question and got an honest response ...
Mr Kim even did a special discount ❤👌
She really should have dropped the can and walked out on him, though. $4.99 for a can of dog food is insane.
He asked what he was curious about and the drag queen didnt take offense. ❤
That's how it should be if asked respectfully. I often ask people questions about their culture, beliefs, etc and never bring my own opinions into the topic as if they want my opinion they'll ask.
I find that part interesting, I like to know how people tick, people who have different ways then the general public intrigue me more and I want to learn more about them... They are not boring, they are unique and it's so nice and refreshing. (Not saying people are boring, just from looks alone it's difficult to decipher a person for conversation y'know).
That´s something what would never happen in this world 😅
@@tomascech6772Drag queens are only mean to each other, lol. Really nice, fun people.
A real queen ❤
Ikr so unrealistic
I have learned that lots of times a question that seem hostile or aggressive, can come from people who are very direct but mean no harm.
Her realization moment was so cute! She was ready to pounce but she just purred at him. Educating and loving ways make the world a better place.
“What you is?”
“Come again?” 😂😂😂
Mr Kim is hilarious and so adorable
language barrier, culture barrier, life experience differences.. yet in the end we can still be kind, understanding, and treat one another like human beings. I loved this clip completely.
Totally agreed...
❤❤❤
it’s one of my mum’s favourite shows. might have to give it a go after this :)
Well, that's as long as that kind of people do not become excessively annoying
So true. How come people cant do that?
Respect makes a big difference.
General Iroh out here asking the real questions 😂😂
I love Mr Kim so much. He geniuely wants to know and doesn't mind if he doesn't get it!
Nice username
While politically-correct janet made the non-binary customer noticeably uncomfortable
@@000xyzwho's janet
@@villian2. Mr. Kim's daughter
But I think he did get it, after she explained it. And because he understood, that kind understanding put her at ease.
"Feels like home" may be the clearest explanation I've ever heard.
So if someone feels at home with children, is thst also ok?
@@garysimmons3166if what you are implying wasn't immoral, then yea sure
Stupid response
That was my thoughts exactly. If she feels good as a woman so be it ❤
@@SidPil It is "yeah" not "yea" which is to indicate an affirmative vote in a parliamentary setting. Exactly what is immoral about it? The founding fathers wore wigs, knee high socks, and heeled shoes with silver buckles.
Such a simple yet deeply human scene showcasing people with seemingly nothing in common finding a way to relate to one another. Excellent writing, beautiful performances!
It's sad they were expecting a fight or argument, but so wholesome when they realized he was genuinely asking out of curiosity and responded kindly :')
I like how he's just curious and not hating
Why do you folks always need to bring hate as a factor in anything.
@@bigdeal47 tf are you talking about. Probably because usually people are rude and hate anyone who does that. You give me a migraine from your comment
@@keinightmare3404 migraine is what I was aiming for.
@@bigdeal47 then you did it 🙄🤦♂️
@@keinightmare3404 Sorry, it wasnt my intention. I was just kidding when I said it was my goal. What I wanted to say is that not every time someone is commenting something or calling it ridiculous, is that it comes from hate. I think that badminton is ridiculous and the people who play it are equally ridiculous...but I don't hate them and I don't hate sport...we are all different. And this comes from a guy who partake in sport most other people don't understand.
That was probably the best explanation I’ve heard yet. Actual real dialogue.
My guy... 1.4k likes and comment.. lemme fix that. ❤
“It feels like me” isn’t a good excuse. If I do a socially a-typical behaviour and say “it feels like me” that wouldn’t be a good excuse
@@xRedxDevil I mean, if it feels good and damages nothing nor noone I don't think it could be considerado as an "excuse"
@@xRedxDevil You don't need an excuse to be you. Let people be and screw your normative bs
@@cesarsalas3421 it does damage something though. It damages social order, cohesion and was is and isn’t acceptable. It as a whole weakens western morality because it’ll accept anything and everything.
It's nice when even old-school traditional people can just ask a question about something they don't understand, be genuinely curious, and get an honest answer rather than being rude, and treating people who are different with fear.
I love this skit. Both people were calm and communicative. Kudos!
I like how they both handled this exchange. He just didn't understand it....and she understood he didn't understand.
He* there's no women talking in this video
@@granular1 we may as well say that human or it, cuz most of the time i meet those kind of people i dont even use pronouns anymore
@@granular1yeah cuz he doesn’t identify as a woman he’s just a guy who likes dressing as a woman bc it makes them happy
@@granular1 the character is a she, regardless of whether it's a man or woman playing them. Same goes when Elliot Page played a closeted trans guy, by pretending to be a girl. The character was presenting as a she, but later opened up about feeling more like a guy. Doesn't make Elliot any less of of a dude.
@@audreydoyle5268 The character is a man and said he a man
I wish more interactions were like this daily. Asking questions is not an aggression. Some people are geniunely confused and want to know.
As a drag queen, a lot of people do ask questions in a polite way and I reply in a polite manner going to great lengths to explain it.
It’s the internet that amplifies the hate because it makes people be lost in echo chambers and not actually have a conversation about understanding each other’s differences.
I do receive a lot of hate too. It’s scary, but I try to ignore it most of the time.
i think you also have to take notice of why people feel the need to be aggressive right away, what event or situations have occurred where people who are “different” feel the need to attack.
Most of the time that’s not how it is for lgbt+ people in real life. Usually those who are “confused” choose to hate us instead of wanting to understand.
Sure but most are hateful so obviously at some point you won't put up with it anymore 😊
It’s not the question, it’s the tone used when giving the question…
Wholesome. This is why I have no problem answering questions. Beautiful interaction.
I love the chemistry between them. ❤
I love this scene. 2 adults having a respectful conversation and trying to understand each other.
You mean one adult, and one crazy person.
@@kornelijekovac9793 well from you comment we know your sure aren't an adult, at least not a very mature one
@@kornelijekovac9793nope just two adults, one who wants to understand and the other who's more then happy to help them understand 🧍
@@kornelijekovac9793and yet, you're the one not behaving like an adult here.
I can't believe he's calling the Asian guy crazy! What a racist. :(
Most ppl would take, "Why you do like this?", the wrong way. But she observed before making a response. It was clear that he is a foreigner so English probably isn't his native language. Add the fact that he wasn't acting accusatory at all and included a discount to boot it was clear he didn't mean it in a harmful way. So she took the opportunity to educate him and used something he would most likely understand. This is how it should be.
Also as a autistic person I notice people almost never take questions at face value. Like, imagine someone saying "Oh your food smells strong! Why?". That's generally considered rude, but what's rude about it if they asked nicely. Unfortunately it's more usually a covert insult, but me? I just wanna know what spices are in there so I can use them too
@@muchadoaboutmanythingsIt's Trauma, they are a foreigner from a place other than a western country and clearly a first generation immigrant...if you read all of that then you begin to understand that they maybe starting a homophobic rant, and the starting phrase isn't any better. Now while I agree we people shouldn't just go off before the situation is full understood...depending on where you live in America, this is the time where you just walk out and don't say a word.
Because yeah...some of us would like to not deal with the possible problems that may ensue.
What about yhe people wh9 call us pedophiles, say that we should unalive ourselves? Most often we fet hatred, and not just curious questions. We live this nearly every day.
@@kymberlym.d.a.collier3126 Maybe stop with the striptease shows for children and those accusations will go away, you know
@@chiari-next2202yeah, you never know who you’re dealing with, it can be very scary. I had a woman once tell me I should take the “they” off my “he/they” pin because it was “confusing” and I didn’t even know how to respond cuz I felt like she might get angry with me.
If this was the way ALL people could speak to each other....what a world.
If only this was how the conversation goes in real life
This person should genuinely be a narrator
The voice is really nice
Edit: Just to clarify, I'm talking about the customer
James Bond with an asian accent would be nice indeed
@@optisailor1000I think he’s talking about the drag queen
😂😂😂
The Asian guy or the other guy?
@@TheseUselessboth :D
I loved the way they approached this subject on both sides. Simple question, simple answer=mutual understanding and acceptance.
Never happens in real life. Someone always gets offended.
This happens irl it just doesnt get filmed or boasted about @@ShrinkRaptor
Don't mistake understanding will always come with ACCEPTANCE.
People might look accepting but on the inside, only themselves will know.
@@ShrinkRaptorIt does happen in real life, just not the internet, unsurprisingly.
@@ShrinkRaptor I wouldn't say never . Conversations like this between sensible people do occur, you just haven't had the fortune of seeing them.
If more people were like this we would have more love and peace in the world
They were both tolerant of each other and it’s lovely to see. He was genuinely curious and trying to understand better and she was slow to anger when he was asking questions that she might be uncomfortable with. And together they each made a friend. That’s great when it happens.
I really loved this scene so much. He does not understand, he asked, and even if he might not get it, he respects. We might not always understand others, but as long as we respect them we can all be better of together. You might not “get it” but as long as you respect people you’ll make everyone’s day better.
Como se llama la película???😊 gracias
Do you know the movie name?
In war your words will fall on deaf ears
@@carolinamoya5808
Es un programa llamado "Kim's Convenience".
@@odiearbuckle4353it’s a show, called Kim’s Convenience. 5 seasons.
"Feels like home" sounds wonderful❤
No.
Yes, it was.
“Feels like home” is where Mr. Kim got it. ☺️❤️
@@justme8841your face card is also a No
It always makes me smile when I hear that line, it's such a simple but beautiful way to put it, so genuine.
Best reply ever. No offense taken.
I can’t get out of here. This dialog makes me smile so much 🥰
"What u is" killed me 😂😂
I remember tearing up watching this episode. When she said "because it feels like me, feels like home." and he closed his eyes and nods, that's all he wanted, just to understand. He wasn't being judgmental, he wasn't being condescending; he just wanted clarity, understanding. I'm sure she was ready for the hateful ranting, and she met an ally. So beautiful!! 🥰😭♥️
What show is this?!
@@Nixiebug Kim's Convenience
@@jmo53214.where can one watch it?
You deluded people can't be saved😮
@@EvenMoreCheese sorry society doesn’t abide by your (probably religious led) standards, it must be so so sad
I have recommended Kim's Convenience more times than it has seasons. Should have had a few more.
Me too. ❤
Loved this show. ❤
Yeah such a shame they couldn't continue
Where do you watch it?
@@mluna1 Netflix or Prime Video
We need to learn how to communicate again. Not everything needs to be a fight. I loved this
I like this, instead of assuming hostile intent, they answered the question and came to an understanding. Peace was achieved by not jumping to conclusions
I absolutely loved this show, and this scene was humbling. He simply wanted to know. From a different culture in several ways, and he simply wanted to know. No hate, no judgment, no nonsense... a customer spending money in his store and he offered nothing but respect, and of the deepest, most sincere kind when he took her hand and bowed. POWERFUL!! 💖💖💖
But what show is it? Please for those of us who don't know?
@@ovetaalexander3425 it’s called Kim’s Convenience. Season 1 Episode 1 it ran for 5 seasons from 2016-2021
Kim's Convenience was great
But I hated that finale 😭
I love that she understood that it was honest curiosity & answered with her honest heartfelt reason, & didn’t get defensive 🥰
thank you!!
I was genuinely confused for like two seconds after I read the caption because I thought “That’s Uncle Iroh, not Appa” 😭🤣
Means “dad” in Korean
@@justsomeserpentwithinterne2953 right, but Uncle Iroh is from Avatar the Last Airbender, and there's a big furry flying creature named Appa in that show. Hence why the caption is confusing to some people, as Paul Sun-Hyung Lee (the actor playing Mr Kim) does the voice of Iroh
@@justsomeserpentwithinterne2953really? Some south Indian languages also call their dads as Appa (in Kannada)
@@Ana_DakkarLook up Korean and Tamil similarities. These two regions had a close history.
I was like is that UNCLE IROH!!!!
THIS! This is so sweet! Open communication and understanding is the best way to be towards others
And Appa also plays Uncle in the new Avatar live action series on Netflix.
It was great to see him in other roles.
That nod of acceptance and understanding by Mr Kim is very touching. We need to understand that this world consists of everyone.
Also a good show of how a question can be innocent and a polite, conversation can be more meaningful than defaulting to outrage.
Just leave the kids alone.
@@darugdawg2453kids are not dumb. Kids can be what they want to be
@@darugdawg2453 Oh we all know who ISN'T leaving the kids alone, and it isn't drag queens.
@@va_strsure isn’t buddy
I honestly teared up..just hoping the world would be this kind, this open to understand, this accepting , this RESPECTFUL...life goes on...love is what we all were born with..hatred was taught..
i love how they can tell it was a genuine question
This show was such a great reminder that Canadian tv doesn’t always suck 😂
I was gonna get offended as a decades long degrassi fan. But then I remembered that 18 to Life exists. And I much as I love Stacey Farber, that show was boring as hell
Actually it's a reminder that Canada is weak and is going down the drain
@@forty_two42 lol 😂 grew up in Toronto. Watching the original degrassi ❤️ that show doesn’t even count lol it’s on a completely different level!! Apparently it’s still popular internationally
Who says Canadian tv sucks? Lol
😒 Tom Green, Kenny vs Spenny, Corner Gas, Trailer Park Boys, Letterkenny, Kim's Convienice: a lot of Canadian TV has a positive reputation outside Canada.
In Australia most of us were taught about "teen issues" from the old old Degrassi on repeats...Wheels and Spike and those guys..
This interaction is so wholesome. Instead of being afraid of what is different, he asks questions. She recognized his genuine curiosity and was able to open up 💜
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It's. A. Character. Y'all are willingly going out of your way to be annoying.
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@@ABluePhoenixYou ever wonder what people like this look like??? They often match the attitude lmaooo
What a great interaction... He was just curious and seeking information.
"What you eat?"
"Not this can of dog food, sweetie, I can tell you that much." 😂
I thought that too lol
That's such a good actor playing Therese! All the emotions were so clearly & sincerely expressed. 🙌
her face is so stunning
@@mishiara5499 yes, she’s gorgeous!
Thom Allison is the actor’s name. I know them from the tv show, Killjoys. ☺️
YESSS!!! Was thinking the same!! Wanted to see more! Amazing acting! I can ser alll the layers of emotions going thru and changing. Very complex and hypnotising to watch
No judgement, just open communication and respect. Let's all continue it!
Nah some judgement is good.
Absolutely not
Lol I'm good these people are disturbed, stop enabling.
Actually some judgement is necessary@@BiteTheHook
Curiosity and respect, that's how you do it
SEE THAT'S HOW IT'S DONE!!!! Mutual and genuine respect for each other and you can see it in their facial expression and eyes see we don't need to show hate❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉❤❤😊
This is what made me fall in love with the show. Mr Kim may not have always understood immediately, but he genuinely tried to connect to people and be kind regardless. I wish more people were like him.
what's the name of the show?
@@crys_cristina8630 Kim’s Convenience
@@shelleyelise8963 thank uu
@@shelleyelise8963 is it on netflix?
“Why you do like this” the most genuine question a man has ever asked
Pretty genuine answer too.
I wish they continued Kim's Convenience it was hilarious. I loved that show.
This conversation is positive because of how she reacted. She reacted positively and avoided a potential miscommunication
what a respectful discussion. if only all interactions were this civil and coherent.
if this was real situation, within three questions the queen would start demolishing the store
After Mr Kim takes Therese's hand and bows, I LOVE Therese's little inhale and smile.
"It feels like home... always has" is such a special line. It's something anyone can understand and relate to.
I'm often times judgemental, but I'm sure I'd get along quite well with Therese, despite our diferences.
This was one of my favourite interactions on this show. I loved the show as whole tbh, wish it had gone on longer...
But Mr Kim is Uncle Iroh now, lovely as ever ❤
The appa’s silent nod of approval and understanding after the queen said “feels like home, always has,”
Like he knows what home feels like, even if their homes are different, their feelings will always be connected the same 🥺
This is beautiful!
That little bow made them lifelong friends😂
Good acting. Bow from the heart.
"friends" ;)
"What you is?"😂😂😭😭😭
"You is uuh what kind?"
Shoot me😭😭🤣🤣
I love that no one got offended. Open communication can heal this world if both parties are willing to listen without judgement and with the intent of having better understanding.
I always love this scene. Mr Kim was genuinely curious and because he was polite, he got a genuine answer.
I'm a trans person and this does happen more than you think but less then you would hope. I think the reason a lot of us get wired when people ask questions is because 80% of the time it's just like in this clip but the other 20% is followed by some craziness, they throw a drink or in a small number hit you or even worse.
@lastedplague I can only imagine...it must be similar in a way to how I feel as a woman whenever someone on the street calls out to me. Like at least half the time, they're genuinely trying to get my attention for a legit reason and it's all good, but the other half of the time is so f-ing creepy that I feel hardwired to have a twinge of panic/fear/anger the second I hear someone call out. Like until you know what you're dealing with, you stay on the side of caution. Such a sucky feeling, I hate having to feel that initial wariness, but soooo nice when proven wrong in the end and it's actually a positive interaction.
@@lastedplague I’ll never think you’re “cool” but I’d still respect what you’d want to be called even though it’s a lie.
Am I hateful for not allowing others to shift what I think is cool and lame?
I’m sure many people aren’t happy about how they are treated, little dude wants to be big dumb guy smart.
It’s impossible to make the little dude big but we can respect him, I’ll even say “you aren’t that short” but in my mind I’m not going believe he’s a giant.
@@eenix0 its in the same vain
I like that he Respectfully asked and the Drag Queen answered with an equal amount of respect.
You mean Mr Kim & Therese?
This is my favorite clip of all time, and it's the first time i even watch it. To be able to communicate with and understand people from different backgrounds while at the same time maintaining ur decency and empathy is what being human really is.
At the end he realized that the owner was just curious. Sometimes a person on defense can easily misinterpret a direct and simple question. And sometimes people don't ask out of fear of being seen as judgemental or hateful. But this is a beautiful interaction.
Sounds like he said negative $4.99!😂
best example for a healthy conversation without hurting each other's sentiments.
Americans, what is wrong with you? How can you tolerate this? $4.99 for a can of dog food? That's insane
Nahh, for ladies cheaper XD
This clip is from the show Mr. Kim's convience store on Netflix. It's a Canadian show. This is/was in Canada.
We’re going through it 😕
@@melnq8 Still in America, the continent, where al the prices are insulting, tbh
Not in this day of age
I love drag queens such honest people especially themselves they don't hide who they truly are. I have a few drag queen friends and they are awesome people
The smile of understanding.
She realized he was genuinely trying to learn and not trying to offend. 💙 Love this.
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@@darthsol658Do you think you're doing anything constructive here? Like people are going to listen to some random dude in the comments section .
@@riverstone9005 well you're listening 😊
@@riverstone9005 well you're listening 😊
@@darthsol658 Bro I'm seeing you commenting in like half of these replies just trying to be disrespectful. Get a life dude.