Borneo! | From Brunei to Malaysia!
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Part 4: Our last day in Brunei didn't exactly go to plan, but it always works out! Onward to Malaysia!
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that song never gets old
Agreed! -E
What an adventure. Loving this channel.
That little intro is always the best 🙂👌🏽
living Vicariously through you two :)
Eric, the line in the water when you were on the boat was where fresh water and salt water were meeting. It's called a confluence. You were lucky to see one so pronounced.
I would genuinely love it if Kyde made a kind of "how to" DIY trip planning. She seems to plan the funnest trips and I would love to see her in action and how her gears work to create such fantastic adventures.
This is something we have thought about a lot! -E
I still love that music that comes on at 5:30 its like theme song to your adventures! It's been on for so long and still sounds great.
Yea, I love it too! -E
The "line in the water" is where river water meets ocean water. The mixing isn't instantaneous, it takes awhile so you have that odd phenomena on the surface.
@ ikaruseijin01
"The "line in the water" is where river water meets ocean water. The mixing isn't instantaneous, it takes awhile so you have that odd phenomena on the surface."
This was my first time seeing such a thing, or even hearing about it! Thanks for the explanation.
I should mention the geology fan in the comments who explained that the line was a drop off of the sea floor under the water isn't wrong, the deeper water is probably why the river and sea mixing happens at that point. Stronger currents in the ocean and such.
This is probably the first time in history I've ever actually LEARNED something in the YT comment section. Usually it's illiterate people screaming and swearing at me for no reason, LOL!
I don't like that flame war nonsense myself. I try to pass on useful information if I am aware of it. 😀
Haha, I two of the best commenters on our videos found each other! -E
Hello from Malaysia~! It's always been very exciting to watch your trips around the world, especially this part of my own country :D can't wait to see the rest of this series and the Hokkaido series, keep trippin' guys ;) On a side note, the first mystery gift that kyde had in the video with the mixed rice was bitter gourd with fish paste stuffing in the center or the locals call it "yong tau foo", a Chinese Hakka dish. Secondly, the "seasoning" that came with the water apples is sour plum powder. Cheers!
Thanks so much! Glad you are enjoying, hope you keep enjoying as we start to share the footage we shot in Sabah! Thanks for the food info! -E
That washing machine in the guest house is just like mine! It does confound house guests. Middle switch lets you do analog loads, Wash in first tub spin/rinse/dry in second tub.
Oh nice! Confused guests are fun! -E
Roti is unleavened flatbread toated without oil on a skillet. Naan is leavened and cooked in a 'tandoor', Indian style coal oven, also without oil. What you got looked more like a 'paratha' which is cooked with oil 'grilled' on a skillet, it can be stuffed with meat or veggies or unstuffed. The wash-spin type machine is semi automatic, it is the cheapest kind of washing machine that you can buy. Btw, I'm a uni student and cannot afford to travel much so I love your videos.
Thanks! Glad our videos give you a cheap way to do some exploring! -E
IM FREAKING EXCITED FOR THE NEXT EPISODE!!!!!
Yay!
That is a twin tub washing machine, we used them all the time is Australia till the late eighties, they wash very well.
The spare ribs dish is a Chinese Malaysian one called 'bak kut teh' which literally means meat with tea. It's eaten with the fried bread you ordered, and also rice. And now that I've just described it I'm majorly craving it.... 🤤 it's made with interesting Chinese herbs....which I don't know how to describe but suffice to say, they're special...(according to my grandma)
Now that I've read your description I'm majorly craving it too! -E
Just wanted to add that tea rib dish is based on the dim-sum favorite pai-gwut (phonetically in Cantonese) which is steamed sparerib tips in garlic and black bean sauce. The tips are the trimmed ends of the St. Louis style ribs where the rib cartilage connects to the rest of the bones. The main middle part of the rib is usually reserved to make the red BBQ ribs you see hanging in the windows.
The fried Chinese doughnut/cruller is called yow-jow-gwai (again in Cantonese) and is usually dipped either in sweetened soy milk or floated in savory rice conjee for breakfast. When you guys head to Hong Kong you will get the chance to try these versions if you go to dim sum there!
Just notice the big long building on Kg Ayer is a school. December is a school holiday! No wonder no students around and about!
The washing machine in the hostel is a British type known as a twin tub (somewhat old-fashioned now) Brunei was a British colony until about 50 years ago...I guess this explains it....but I thought they were more technologically advanced there now.
Robin Barker They are actually but somehow people who use twin tub find it much cleaner and the price is half the price of a normal washing machine.
Your wet clothe situation reminded me of the time when Kramer from the "Seinfeld" show tried to dry his shirt in a brick oven at a pizzeria.
Hahahahahaha.
My first apartment in Japan had the same machine. The company did change it a few months later....but it was an adventure at first.
51.11 hahaha thank you xD. i still remember you guys and its already april! do contact me if you guys ever decide to come back to brunei!
-Fai from Brunei
I am so glad to see you respond!
Yes! score on a Thursday! My favorite RUclipsrs posted a video!
I aim for Thursdays every week, by the way! -E
I believe that spare-rib soup called Bak-Kut-Teh ... quite a famous dish around that area of SE asia though originated from southern china.
Thank you for visiting Brunei Eric and Kyde... even though its not as extreme and fun as other countries but we are more to a relaxed and laid back country... hope you have enjoyed your visit and touring.. Our currency is par with Singapore dollars. :)
We loved it there! Super laid back! We met a lot of wonderful people! -E
I remember having an extra spinner at my parents home in the eighties. it wasn't in the same machine but aparently there was no spinner in the washingmachine integrated. Loved this episode... again ☺ you guys never disappoint.
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed! -E
33:08 color change is more than likely a combination of silt stirred up by activity & tide unless salinity is a factor if you're by a freshwater outlet
I am pretty sure that you can get firm kind of tofu witch is called 木綿(momen)豆腐(tofu) in Japanese anywhere in Japan. If you see the kanji "木綿" on the package, that may be the one that juicier and harder than other tofu.
Great video as always! Would you ever consider doing a series on travel advice? What things do you wish you could tell your old selves before you did your first RTW trip?
+Mike Steele Honestly, I wouldn't tell us anything. Learning how to do it was part of the joy. -E
I'm a local it's fascinating to watch your experience, keep it up!
Glad you are enjoying! -E
Awwww Too bad didn't know about your trip to Malaysia. If you're both ever in the neighborhood again,would love to suggest a few places to go and would even sponsor a meal or 2 for you guys. Hope you've had a blast!
Hopefully sometime we can check out your suggestions sometime! -E
welcome to Sabah..which actually my hometown.if ure into nature and beach,Sabah is the perfect place to go :)
Sabah was the perfect place for us! We have a lot of video from Sabah coming soon! -E
I also use Schwab account; it's amazing. You can get an account and have it linked to your normal bank account. However the bank transfer takes like 4 days to process for security purposes.
We just use it as our primary American bank! -E
you guys always make the best of any situation. seriously, you guys inspire me :)
Wow, thanks so much! How kind! -E
I'm sad to hear that you didn't make it back to Brunei and do that tour. However I guess that means that you get to go back and do it next time!
And thank you Kyde, for showing me how that washing machine works o-o I think it would have taken me a while to figure it out! lol
It's a tuesday,,, I'm eating a beef rendang with sweet potatoes and green beans & I'm watching Kyde and Eric in Borneo,,,, now is my jam together,, or what! 😏
always thumbing up before I watch the video cuz you guys are that awesome! :)
Thanks! -E
That’s a semi-automatic washer ...it’s was popular at one time long ago because it was relatively cheaper to purchase than a fully automatic washer. Also seems the inlet and outlet pipe was not connected to the washer😂
I always enjoy the 7-10min commentary at the end of your videos. Also, Eric, you are one lucky bastard to wake up and see Kyde's face every single day.
Haha, oh, yea, I know. -E
That stuffed pepper that Kyde had looked like bitter melon. 😣 those things are definitely aquired taste! Im loving this series.
Caitlin Rose I was thinking about the same, just had bitter melon for the first time of my life a view days ago and it looked exactly like that. one of the most healthy veggie they say, at least its really special in taste ^^
I have never saw any hotel/motel provide manual washing/drying machine to its customer.
1)On top of the wash/dry slide button was the place which you supposed to assemble the hose to it and the water will pour in.
2)There is a lid on top of the drying part of the machine, which you supposed to put on your clothes before spinning it. (Helps balancing the machine with the amount of clothes) 3)Usually the scoop was buried inside of the washing powder(if you are using the powder type)
4)I guess the hotel did not connect the hose where the water came out to the machine
5)Why did they did not gave you any basket to put your newly spinned clothes in? (it is rare for the hotel to not put up a sign on how to use the washing machine and provide utensil with it)
ENJOY YOUR STAY =)
Haha, we don't know if we were supposed to use the machine or not. The staff there was not good, we could never find them! -E
Now that makes sense. But I'm pretty sure you are most welcome to use it. =)
Oh, my goodness, in all your trips I hadn't really thought about how you did laundry. And now I'm wondering!
I say you do a whole video on laundry while traveling. :) (Just teasing!)
Haha, usually we just hand it to the people who run the hotel or guesthouse and they do it for us. -E
Aha! I didn't know they could do that for you. Mystery solved!
Holy crap gas is cheap there compared to where I am in Nova Scotia Canada... it's currently $1.13 a litre here right now!! And there's about 4L in a US gallon... so yeah... not cheap!!
As for the washer/spin dryer... oh Kyde... I take it you never saw a washer/spin dryer before? We had one when I was a kid and they are common here with people in apartments... although less than they used to be... that one they had seemed somewhat broken... lol especially where it was draining on the floor... good thing it was in a bathroom with a drain 😂
Our washer does a spin cycle when it's done, but it's all one unit. Plus it doesn't drain onto the floor. hahaha. -E
It's about $1.60-$1.70 in uk
sorry that you didn't have a very "pleasant" time in Temburong.
-Sincerely some one from Temburong
Oh, not Temburong's fault at all! We should have booked ahead of time! -E
Love love love you guys
Tippi Hedren, Hitchcock & Bodega Bay = that bird situation. Yikes...that was LOUD!
Hello guys,
Hope you guys re doing well. Traditionally, Roti has to be eaten with hands. Roti is more popular in India because people prefer healthy wheat flour over all purpose flour(all purpose flour is used to make Naan). Also, Naan is not cooked in every household in India, but Roti is cooked in almost every household in India. The egg with the Roti is known as Egg Paratha (Paratha another form of Indian Bread like Naan). In India traditionally Roti,Paratha, Naan or any other Indian bread are to be eaten with a vegetable (Curry, as we normally call in the states) made with either Paneer (Indian Cottage Cheese, which I bet! you guys tried it in India or some meat), also to go with that they have mixed Lentils called Dal.
Hope this helps and if you need any further assistance with Indian Culture or Food let me know.
+aaditya shah Oh interesting! I liked the info about what people eat in homes in India, thanks so much! -E
Emergency travel supplies Honey roasted peanuts and a towel :-P
7:49 Enthusiasm level...!
30:23 I also do the "Emergency Nuts"... Sometimes they're cashews, a lot of times they're peanuts... :)
38:58 Tea is "blazing hot" so you can sip n relax for a while...
"Stuffed pepper" actually stuffed Goya aka bitter Mellon
Next time you are back in Brunei you have to try "Thien Thien Chicken rice". Not sure if you all have tried it during your trip.
It's one of my favorite dishes! -E
Those birds are crazy loud :O
Thank you, for the amazing content you upload. I've been watching your videos for a long time and you're channel has been greatly inspiring to me and is one of the reasons I stopped just studying Japanese and finally made the effort to study abroad. Your videos are always calming yet exciting and the way you two go on so many cool and fun adventures(and even the bad ones too, lol) is so amazing and you've inspired me to start on a few adventures of my own. Thank you!
Also, your ward videos are great they have been really helpful in keeping me busy with cool stuff to do here in Tokyo and in general your videos double as amazing travel guides!
Oh wow, awesome! Really happy to hear we helped inspire you to set out on an adventure of your own! Wonderful! Also really happy to hear you've been able to use some our videos as practical guides to find things around the city. Thanks so much for the kind words! -E
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Thanks so much for the super kind words! RUclips is such a vast place it's easy to find bad videos, but thankfully the platform is balanced out by lots of people making quality content. I've found some channels I love too, glad other people are enjoying the content we make in a similar way!
Oh, also! Thanks for the geology lesson! My guess was right for once! Hhaahaha. -E
Kyde and Eric I'm so confused as to why you don't have at least ONE cellphone. Even if you don't want a 2 year plan you can buy a phone that you pay for monthly and you can let it expire the months you don't want it and then the month you want it you just go buy a TopUp card. Having a Cellphone would have allowed you to see weather, make reservations, and many more things. A cellphone has saved my life, having a flat tire in the middle of the woods with no one around for 50 miles, I called and got family who came, a car service came, and a Tow Truck. Without a cellphone I would have had to get out in the middle of the night and walk 50 miles to the nearest town. For you Safety and Concern, please get a cellphone. I don't travel anywhere in the world now without a cellphone, even if I have to buy a throw away phone in the country I am in. They have saved me many times.
ahh.. my home place.. 😉 the sup thing called bak kut teh, herb pork meat.. its not china, but Malaysia chinese food..
I found it hard to even find an ATM machine in Japan that took a foreign credit card/ debit card. I found that i typically spent around 75-100$ a day. This was me being very cheap too.
+strawberris 7-11 is your best bet!
That washing machine is exactly like those cheap camping washing machines they sell in online shops, just bigger.
I love that washing machine ..did the clothes come out any cleaner..
Too bad you guys cannot make to reserved forest of Temburong....will personally bring you there if you guys ever want to go back to Brunei (with a tour guide of course ehe)..
I hope we can make it back sometime1!!! -E
The 3 layer drink that you're drinking in Bangar Restaurant its actually a milk tea (we called it Teh C Spesial) you should have stir it first then drink it. Glad to know you're enjoying Brunei and the Roti (which my favourite as well every time i go to any indian restaurant). I'm from Brunei but currently in Canada. I'm watching your travel video to Brunei for the sake of missing my hometown. Nice vlog video!
Thanks! Have you been able to find a decent roti in Canada? -E
Kyde and Eric well there's one, close enough though but still can't really beat the taste from my hometown's roti.
what a part love the part in Burnei it was bad seeing them nit being friendly to yoy guys and intresting stuff in Malaysia
Woo! April birthdays :)
Whoo!
I liked washing machine presentation. Very... instructional. Thanks, Kyde! lol
Wow bit of work to do the washing!!!!! 👀
you had one job !
hahaha
but now the are pretty pretty clean.
Totally different to Japan for things that work properly but the people must have been nice in Malaysia!!
so good
Thanks! -E
YAAAAAAAAAAAS
enjoy your lunch today Eric
Thanks!! -E
I have an American debit card and I can pull out yen at 7-Elevens in Japan. I haven't had any luck at any other ones except for in the malls like AEON because they have a lot of ATM machine options usually.
Yea, that sounds about right. -E
The washer spinner were a thing in the 70's and 80's and I hear they are coming back. Those look like an old one I had in Canada in 1989
the dryer will spin only if you close the lid off.
That's the most convoluted washing machine I've ever seen, at least when talking of modern ish equipment. Not the worst, there was one ancient thing I had to use for years that left clothes always smelling disgusting no matter what I did, but even that had some... automation.
I miss sabah. I miss, Tawau too. I have been there.
In Canada $0.47 of every litre of gasoline is tax. Gasoline price is $1.36 / litre. That is over $5.00 / US gallon. We are taxed like crazy here. Slaves basically.
Yikes! -E
they use gee to pan fry the roti guys...
Temborong Nat Park is worth the trip
Next time! -E
You should get a list of the ingredients or get the recipe for some of this great food and share it with us :-)
Haha, might be tricky. I bet googling things we come across would give you a good idea, however. -E
love it guys ;)
Thanks! -E
Ridiculous - we pay about 1.30GBP per litre !! The prices are fixed in the uk
Might have something to do with the oil coming directly out of the ground off the coast of Brunei, haha. -E
the german bank DKB you can take money with credit card at every atm in the world free.
Q. What was the resort you tried to get reservations with a tour guide for your stay in Burnei ? Do you recal ? Love the video as i always do..
I'm sorry, I don't remember the name. I do remember it was the only resort that had facilities for actually staying inside of the park, that might help you nail it down. -E
Kyde and Eric ,, No worries with Internet nowadays :). Dec 2018 I'm planning a trip with friends to the Philippines, Thanks to you (got the traveling bug), looking forward to the next video. Stay healthy and safe.
emergency raisins, i like the way you think. :)
It's important to stay raisined!
Oh i like your new hairstyle Kyde!
How do you find these cheap, medium, expensive places to stay in? Seems like I can only ever find the pricey spots... sucks....
The internet helps, but sometimes just by walking around! -E
So, did you get a cat when you got home?
Haha, not yet! -E
Kyde and Eric well until then you can watch my cat videos.
You shouldn't get a pet if you are trippin alot, as long there is no one taking care of the pet if you both are gone.
So Where's Waldo shirts are a thing now evidently
Haha, yep.
JAPAN's POST offices have international ATMs :-) : PRO TIP
Okay, noone is gonna mention it?... that thumbnail though.
People want to use credit card for tax write off reasons because the typical vacation people usually file tax's in their home country.
Face it ,Eric, Kyde just has better food instincts :) :)
Oh absolutely. -E
hi!!!!😆💞💕
Hi!!! -E
that washer n drier is vry wierd🤔, spinner looks like a salad bowl spinner, kyde why didnt u just put the hose, while is was drainning, to get the soap out, n then refill with water to see if u got the soap out..kyde looks like a teenage mutual ninja turtle with that backback 😋,thats bittermelon, that look like similar to halo hao..that cereal therapy was more like a drug indorse steps to being cereal happy, milk not included 😂
wow... a beeper and 911.LOL
With all your travels, have you guys ever got lice or bedbugs?
Lice no, seen bedbugs but they never joined us.
1 dollar a Grape. funniest thing i heard today. thank you so much.
It's not funny to us!! Haha. -E
oh man
you were so close to my house
in lambak right or berakas
Wow! You live somewhere beautiful! -E
i hate it when i am in kk and guys just go to my car and offers ciggarets and watches
and y didn't you guys just go across the border from temburong
Boats are fun. -E
In The States people will go into your car to steal your cigarettes and watches. Hahahahaha.
Haha
"Brrrroooooowwwwwwn"
Kyde looking beautiful
I agree! -E
Brunei is a rich country but oh god so boring u couldnt stay long .. compared to Spore which is smaller than brunei but, they develop their country pretty good..#honestcomment
We think it could get boring in Singapore too, to be honest. A week was long enough for us to explore the malls, hahaha. But the food is amazing.... -E
anyone else suddenly want an oscillating ceiling fan?
Hahah
badass & feline