What a complete Pratt ! You handled that so well Jack I’d of told him to piss off 😂 Great video as always Paige is looking really lovely 😊 fab to see a genuinely nice young couple having a great time take care both xx
Fun fact: the bus you took is route 2 from Star Ferry Pier in Tsim Sha Tsui to So Uk Estate in Cheung Sha Wan, it is actually one of the oldest bus routes starting service in 1927 if I remember correctly The bus you took is a Volvo B9TL (from Sweden) and it’s frame is from Wright’s Eclipse Gemini 2, which is from the UK lol License plate is VC5470, fleet no AVBWU690, and it belongs to the Lai Chi Kok depot of KMB (Kowloon motor bus) and as of today 2024/07/20, it is assigned to route 30X right now
There's a lot of 'em. If I remember rightly I think ADL used to sell the Enviro 500(?) double rear axle buses to Hong Kong. Also, the journey you took from the airport might've been on a train originally developed by BREL, taken over by ADTranz and taken over by Bombardier. Here, they're related to the ElectroStar trains, previously used by the London Tilbury Southend line. A damned good train back in the day. Mind you, that said its been a just a few years since I was there so they may have replaced them in the meantime.
Years ago before the rise of streaming you’d be able to see HMV in Hong Kong but they’re all shut down now. There’s also a Barclays in central. Great video as always. Shame that the man near the end had to spoil it. You handled that well
Glad to see you in Hong Kong and sharing the feeling as a English. Hong kong has changed a lot over 26 years, and it still changing. Critical year of the place is not just 97, if you are interested, try 2014, 2019. About the guy in the pub, I felt like he is not quite happy that you mentioned hong kong british history. It may just a politically sensitive people. It is common. And sharing a fun fact, you don't need to tell the bus driver where you going to. I known it is different than UK. LoL. And M&S is quite expensive, try some local brand like wellcome, it just like Aldi. Anywat, great video and keep it up.
@@JackAynsleyTravelSo Uk Estate was built back when Hong Kong was still a British Colony. Its construction was probably oversaw by experts from the UK.
Really like your "So U.K." pun - just brilliant! You know what? I've been taking that bus the last 4 decades but not even once in life I would ever perceive it the way you do. From now on I'd always tell my friends "I'm heading home - So U.K."! 👍👍. BTW £4 for the mushrooms is dirt cheap - they're selling it for £2.5 in the UK so the add-on is mild considering the huge fuss transporting fresh produce all the way! The chocolate twist looks and tastes exactly like any M&S in the UK!
The reason the gentlemen walked was your use of the word "occupation." Many in HK never wished HK to go back to China, and in fact today, they wish to be an independent country. I hope that view wasn't derived from your education!
Local Hongkonger here, just sth to comment 0:36 "So Uk Estate" - pronounced as "So ook", this is a public housing estate, similar to what you call "council housing" in UK 0:48 A major difference between HK and UK double deckers is that, in HK, the vast majority are 3-axle, while the ones in UK are 2-axle 0:57 In HK, most routes do not have two-way sectional fares. You do not need to speak to the driver to which destination you want to go, just tap your octopus/alipay/contactless. On routes where two-way sectional fares apply, tap your card again before you get off. 2:39 "Bowring Street" is pronounced as "Boh-ring", named after John Bowring, 4th colonial governor of HK
Love the "So UK" in the video!! and also new word "Bing Bing" is so lovely as most of us called the trams "Ding Ding". As a Hong Konger and now currently in NE England, thanks for your nice videos for introducing HKG!!!!
Some very vocal demographics in Hong Kong constantly complain that the British-ness is all gone or is constantly being taken away. As someone who has lived in both colonial and post-colonial Hong Kong, I find it funny how some people simply refuse to put down their rose-coloured glasses of nostalgia. Culturally, the general population of Hong Kong has NEVER been very British at all. Their education followed the British system but their customs and lifestyles have been 80-90% Chinese all this time. High tea, scones, pubs are not part of the working class lifestyle unlike the UK--my only friends who do it are those actually from the UK. Wanna find a great fish and chips, good luck, maybe in Central and it'll cost ya more than a hundred quid HKD. All the superficially British things such as the transportation and infrastructure, still carry the same distinct flavour. The buses turning from bronze to red in 2017 made Hong Kong's fleet even more like London. Not sure if that was coincidence. Culturally, I personally feel that Hong Kong has in fact become *more internationalised* after the return to China. Anyway, great video and great to see you enjoying Hong Kong for what it is. Still an incredible place after all these years.
I fell off my chair when I saw your reference to "So UK" on that bus destination, it is a town (or estate) full of public housing in Hong Kong but you should go over there to see how 'UK' this town is you would be disappointed as there was not even a pub or cafe or fish and chip shop in this "So UK" town....
Hong Kong seems to have done well to maintain its identity after Colonials left. Not so lucky parts of Asian looking India, who were flooded by people from the mainland and lost, loosing its identity when they left.
Not sure which other regions you are referring to in Asia. India had thousands of years of history before Britain so it’s natural for them to revert after independence. Hong Kong is different, it was a very sparsely inhabited area before the Brits and had relatively little history to fall back on after the handover to China.
@@canto_v12 I am referring to Asian looking parts of Endia, very uniquely defined parts, along the himalayan foothills, from the west to the east and then the jutland in the east. They have their own history, or lack thereof any, from the mainlands. Most of of them still have legally politically autonomous identities. Hard to say a nation has its own history when the very word for it is an alien word of recent origins (In Dios, In God's name). Nothing wrong with saying it's a British mess, in the other direction.
I live in Europe, most of the time when someone wanted to talk about HongKong they gave the statement that they don't think HK is a part of China, when I asked why not they really couldn't give a proper answer. Then I asked whether they knew anything about the history of HK, they couldn't answer still, some gave the answer ''it doesn't matter.'' They care so much about the people in HK yet they don't bother knowing anything about the culture and history of HK, I guess it makes sense. I truly believe the issue of HK, Xinjiang and Tibet are means to critisize China, not that they want to see those people having a better life. The bottomline is China hasn't been in war for more than 40 years.
What a good statement! I am currently living in Hong Kong and find even some Hong Kongers don't know much about HK history, who criticize HK for the sake of criticizing China.
Never been to HK but I was in Japan recently and the Hub chain of British pubs is so weird, it’s almost like walking into a spoons from the streets of Tokyo 😂
Hey , it’s NOT So UK Estate , it’s 蘇屋 ( in Cantonese Chinese ) Estate , ( So Uk ) is translation from Cantonese pronunciation. Its very cute thinking though , Love it ❤
I instantly saw the British touches at the start of the video with the traffic light and the yellow box markings. At 2:05 there's also those double yellow lines and that pedestrian direction sign which is exactly the same as in Britain!
@Hi, Jack and Paige. I love your videos. I’m from the UK My husband and I are coming to Hong Kong soon and not sure about the money side. Can you use your UK debit card in Hong Kong or should we get an Oyster card? Any advice would be really appreciated. Thank you in advance. 😊
Get an Octopus card, is an equivalent of an Oyster in UK except is widely accepted in restaurant and shops other than transport (You can get one in the HK airport/ any 7-11) I reckon most places would take Visa as well unless you're spending small amount in local market/stalls you would need cash, which it would still be handy having some :) hope you both would enjoy your trip
I remember I used to be able to get Newcastle Brown Ale in Hong Kong supermarket, about 10 years ago… could be either Vanguard(a supermarket brand already deceased) or Mark and Spencer’s
You do pay a premium price at M&S at Hong Kong. Welcome to HK. I do love the northern assent. Really missed it when I was living in the UK. Those good old days.
I was born and raised in HK and moved to the UK 2 years ago - really interesting to see from your angle. I rmb the first day i landed in London, i feel like the old HK that I grew up in. There are lots of UK vibe before, but it is fading away, i believe the gov would like to get rid of the colonial colours here asap.
from Hk to UK? omg. I moved from italy to hk in 2004 and all my uk fds they moved back to hk after 2 yrs in uk. they said: unsafe, boring, not too much opportunities for high skills jobs and so on. I love hk
The changes in Hong Kong in the past 26 years cannot be discerned only visually. The city is collapsing from within. Thanks to the British establishment in the previous 150 years, it has slowly declined in the past 26 years. from Hongkonger born in Hong Kong before 1997
In fact Hong Kong coins issued before the handover which have the portrait of Queen Elizabeth and the banknotes issue before the handover with the British emblem on it are still legal tender.
Just randomly came across your video - my pal and I used to joke about the "So Uk Estate" sign a lot for the same reason. Things seem to have changed a fair bit politically over the past few years and will continue to do so but just in terms of the establishments and infrastructure, most of them aren't going away overnight despite the attempts to speed up the Sinicisation.
Not every stranger could be friendly and welcoming, the negative aura of that dude is just annoying and awful, let him enjoy his own bitterness for the rest of his life.
i like your vlogs about discovering the true life in those places. But just a piece of friendly advice: whenever u are stopped for shoting, simply stop immediately and aplogize friendly to show your politeness and respect and don't try to shot there or the related persons again except they accept your explanation and allow u to resume, because many people don't like to be spotted especially by a stranger or even a foreigner, no matter what country what city you are, although u only get them in your phone camera without any intension
我迷糊了 你现在是在香港还是印度？？ I'm confused, are you in Hong Kong or India now?? Welcome back to China, Guilin Dali Lijiang hasn't been there yet, these three places are scenic tourist areas, your wife will love these beautiful scenery tours
You travel 6,000 miles across the world to Hong Kong only to encounter a rude British man in a British pub! 😅 Hong Kong is a fab city. I hope you enjoyed your stay. 😊
Hello mate! Yeah I agree you get these kinds at home, especially in London. Thats why I felt it was perfectly fitting for a video about all things British 😆
How the hell does RUclips give me recommendations based on my location? 😂 (I am in Hong Kong atm) Anyways, I do adore Hong Kong although with the recent years of it being brung close to mainland China has made me not want to move there in the future. It is a great place for a multiple holidays though! 👍
Oddly, you popped into my head today wondered what you were up to. . I watched a few of you videos about a month ago. Well your channel popped up on my feed today now subscribed :-)😊 That bloke was a prick.
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@@JackAynsleyTravel no but you were wearing long sleeve in 33 c temperature in HK surprised me more 🥵
Vamos Jack😂😂💃
That guy in the bar was so rude for no reason! Us locals just mind our own business and would NEVER behave like that. Hope it didn't ruin your night.
I can imagine how he talks to native hk people thinking he’s all that
That old dude is a weirdo, probably never heard of RUclips.
Looks like he's a loyalist to the pre97 hk from what he said
@@GL-iv4rw married to a native hk woman and thinks he’s better than everyone else ! Those types lol
that's actually expected. Most hong kong people are rude in general.
What a complete Pratt ! You handled that so well Jack I’d of told him to piss off 😂
Great video as always
Paige is looking really lovely 😊 fab to see a genuinely nice young couple having a great time take care both xx
he might be a MI6 agent. Thats why no film at him.
@@Tikiawuw True.😄
@@Tikiawuwdoubt it, not with that cocky attitude more like an entitled old fart who needs to learn to mind his business
I emigrated to the UK from Hong Kong in 2021 and feel amusing when a British introduces Hong Kong to me. Thanks Jack couple
"So蘇 Uk屋" not "so UK"😊
You are welcomed by Chinese and Hong Kongers but not by British in HK 😂
maybe he's scared to let know people know he is in hk 🤣
I suspect the reason he doesn't like you filming is that he might be spending time with a 'companion' and is not keen on being found out.
Fun fact: the bus you took is route 2 from Star Ferry Pier in Tsim Sha Tsui to So Uk Estate in Cheung Sha Wan, it is actually one of the oldest bus routes starting service in 1927 if I remember correctly
The bus you took is a Volvo B9TL (from Sweden) and it’s frame is from Wright’s Eclipse Gemini 2, which is from the UK lol
License plate is VC5470, fleet no AVBWU690, and it belongs to the Lai Chi Kok depot of KMB (Kowloon motor bus) and as of today 2024/07/20, it is assigned to route 30X right now
巴膠😂👍👍👍
There's a lot of 'em. If I remember rightly I think ADL used to sell the Enviro 500(?) double rear axle buses to Hong Kong. Also, the journey you took from the airport might've been on a train originally developed by BREL, taken over by ADTranz and taken over by Bombardier. Here, they're related to the ElectroStar trains, previously used by the London Tilbury Southend line. A damned good train back in the day. Mind you, that said its been a just a few years since I was there so they may have replaced them in the meantime.
@@Backup_of_Hajins_videos yeah xd
hong kong bus fans spotted .
Years ago before the rise of streaming you’d be able to see HMV in Hong Kong but they’re all shut down now. There’s also a Barclays in central. Great video as always. Shame that the man near the end had to spoil it. You handled that well
Glad to see you in Hong Kong and sharing the feeling as a English. Hong kong has changed a lot over 26 years, and it still changing. Critical year of the place is not just 97, if you are interested, try 2014, 2019.
About the guy in the pub, I felt like he is not quite happy that you mentioned hong kong british history. It may just a politically sensitive people. It is common.
And sharing a fun fact, you don't need to tell the bus driver where you going to. I known it is different than UK. LoL.
And M&S is quite expensive, try some local brand like wellcome, it just like Aldi.
Anywat, great video and keep it up.
'So Uk Estate' has got nothing to do with the UK! Uk is pronounced as ook, which means house in Cantonese.
I know haha that was a joke
@@JackAynsleyTravelSo Uk Estate was built back when Hong Kong was still a British Colony. Its construction was probably oversaw by experts from the UK.
That british guy had some issues
the conversation with the drunk guy was the best 🤣😅 "you weren't even born in 97" - Like you had to be to know the history.
Yeah haha I love this logic, those who were born after 1945 should know and learn nothing of the World Wars 😅
You guys are absolutely genuine. Handled everything very well. Polite and everything. ❤❤❤
Really like your "So U.K." pun - just brilliant! You know what? I've been taking that bus the last 4 decades but not even once in life I would ever perceive it the way you do. From now on I'd always tell my friends "I'm heading home - So U.K."! 👍👍. BTW £4 for the mushrooms is dirt cheap - they're selling it for £2.5 in the UK so the add-on is mild considering the huge fuss transporting fresh produce all the way! The chocolate twist looks and tastes exactly like any M&S in the UK!
I live in Hong Kong from Pakistan Hong Kong is Awesome 😊
It my birthday today. Thank you so much uploading made it even better. Keep up the fantastic work of your video ❤
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@@AmanKhan-xu7nq Thank you!
Thank you, hope you have a lovely day!
@@JackAynsleyTravel No problem, and thank you!
The buses used in Hong Kong and other places in China are made by WrightBus and Alexander Dennis, both are UK companies.
What’s that guys problem? Great vid guys!
The reason the gentlemen walked was your use of the word "occupation." Many in HK never wished HK to go back to China, and in fact today, they wish to be an independent country. I hope that view wasn't derived from your education!
Local Hongkonger here, just sth to comment
0:36 "So Uk Estate" - pronounced as "So ook", this is a public housing estate, similar to what you call "council housing" in UK
0:48 A major difference between HK and UK double deckers is that, in HK, the vast majority are 3-axle, while the ones in UK are 2-axle
0:57 In HK, most routes do not have two-way sectional fares. You do not need to speak to the driver to which destination you want to go, just tap your octopus/alipay/contactless. On routes where two-way sectional fares apply, tap your card again before you get off.
2:39 "Bowring Street" is pronounced as "Boh-ring", named after John Bowring, 4th colonial governor of HK
Great video such a nice couple
Love it knobheads in pubs you should have had that in your title :)
哈哈哈，蘇屋 So Uk(here near to speak:O ker)😂
2:57 the advertisment "今晚瞓好啲" meaning is :have a good sleep tonight
ahhh~
so funny vlog and enjoy it😮
Thanks for showing Hong Kong
Welcome to Hong Kong. Newcastle fan. Hope Newcastle will win some silverware in the coming season.
Love the toon shirt, mate 😂❤
Love the "So UK" in the video!! and also new word "Bing Bing" is so lovely as most of us called the trams "Ding Ding". As a Hong Konger and now currently in NE England, thanks for your nice videos for introducing HKG!!!!
Some very vocal demographics in Hong Kong constantly complain that the British-ness is all gone or is constantly being taken away. As someone who has lived in both colonial and post-colonial Hong Kong, I find it funny how some people simply refuse to put down their rose-coloured glasses of nostalgia.
Culturally, the general population of Hong Kong has NEVER been very British at all. Their education followed the British system but their customs and lifestyles have been 80-90% Chinese all this time. High tea, scones, pubs are not part of the working class lifestyle unlike the UK--my only friends who do it are those actually from the UK. Wanna find a great fish and chips, good luck, maybe in Central and it'll cost ya more than a hundred quid HKD.
All the superficially British things such as the transportation and infrastructure, still carry the same distinct flavour. The buses turning from bronze to red in 2017 made Hong Kong's fleet even more like London. Not sure if that was coincidence.
Culturally, I personally feel that Hong Kong has in fact become *more internationalised* after the return to China.
Anyway, great video and great to see you enjoying Hong Kong for what it is. Still an incredible place after all these years.
I fell off my chair when I saw your reference to "So UK" on that bus destination, it is a town (or estate) full of public housing in Hong Kong but you should go over there to see how 'UK' this town is you would be disappointed as there was not even a pub or cafe or fish and chip shop in this "So UK" town....
The toon shirt brought me ❤
Hong Kong is still more expensive for people from mainland China, but the gap is getting smaller
hi guys great video, could you share where you are staying and the cost. Cheers
Southerners never disappoint when it comes to rudeness and impoliteness haha 🤣
at pubs
Hong Kong seems to have done well to maintain its identity after Colonials left. Not so lucky parts of Asian looking India, who were flooded by people from the mainland and lost, loosing its identity when they left.
Not sure which other regions you are referring to in Asia. India had thousands of years of history before Britain so it’s natural for them to revert after independence.
Hong Kong is different, it was a very sparsely inhabited area before the Brits and had relatively little history to fall back on after the handover to China.
@@canto_v12 I am referring to Asian looking parts of Endia, very uniquely defined parts, along the himalayan foothills, from the west to the east and then the jutland in the east. They have their own history, or lack thereof any, from the mainlands. Most of of them still have legally politically autonomous identities. Hard to say a nation has its own history when the very word for it is an alien word of recent origins (In Dios, In God's name).
Nothing wrong with saying it's a British mess, in the other direction.
I live in Europe, most of the time when someone wanted to talk about HongKong they gave the statement that they don't think HK is a part of China, when I asked why not they really couldn't give a proper answer.
Then I asked whether they knew anything about the history of HK, they couldn't answer still, some gave the answer ''it doesn't matter.''
They care so much about the people in HK yet they don't bother knowing anything about the culture and history of HK, I guess it makes sense.
I truly believe the issue of HK, Xinjiang and Tibet are means to critisize China, not that they want to see those people having a better life.
The bottomline is China hasn't been in war for more than 40 years.
They really don’t know much as Hong Kong’s handover is now a relatively distant memory for most.
What a good statement! I am currently living in Hong Kong and find even some Hong Kongers don't know much about HK history, who criticize HK for the sake of criticizing China.
@@WilliamHK too many people in HK have a selective memory of old times.
Criticism of internment camps and forced sterilisation (Xinjiang) is pretty legitimate dude
Never been to HK but I was in Japan recently and the Hub chain of British pubs is so weird, it’s almost like walking into a spoons from the streets of Tokyo 😂
Hey mate, are you planning on travelling to Shenzhen which is just one check point away from Hong Kong?
Hey , it’s NOT So UK Estate ,
it’s 蘇屋 ( in Cantonese Chinese ) Estate , ( So Uk ) is translation from Cantonese pronunciation.
Its very cute thinking though ,
Love it
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It seems a lot quieter these days though. In fact it looks waaay quieter these days. The streets used to be much busier.
I instantly saw the British touches at the start of the video with the traffic light and the yellow box markings. At 2:05 there's also those double yellow lines and that pedestrian direction sign which is exactly the same as in Britain!
You guys went to Marks and Spencer Food. Of course everything is more expensive. You should go to local stores like Park N Shop.
@Hi, Jack and Paige. I love your videos. I’m from the UK My husband and I are coming to Hong Kong soon and not sure about the money side. Can you use your UK debit card in Hong Kong or should we get an Oyster card? Any advice would be really appreciated. Thank you in advance. 😊
Get an Octopus card, is an equivalent of an Oyster in UK except is widely accepted in restaurant and shops other than transport (You can get one in the HK airport/ any 7-11) I reckon most places would take Visa as well unless you're spending small amount in local market/stalls you would need cash, which it would still be handy having some :) hope you both would enjoy your trip
Love your videos guy's ❤💙
Do you think that Hong Kong is more tolerant of things that are British than Britain is tolerant of things that are Chinese?
Nice video. Howay the lads!
I remember I used to be able to get Newcastle Brown Ale in Hong Kong supermarket, about 10 years ago… could be either Vanguard(a supermarket brand already deceased) or Mark and Spencer’s
You do pay a premium price at M&S at Hong Kong. Welcome to HK. I do love the northern assent. Really missed it when I was living in the UK. Those good old days.
I was born and raised in HK and moved to the UK 2 years ago - really interesting to see from your angle. I rmb the first day i landed in London, i feel like the old HK that I grew up in. There are lots of UK vibe before, but it is fading away, i believe the gov would like to get rid of the colonial colours here asap.
from Hk to UK? omg. I moved from italy to hk in 2004 and all my uk fds they moved back to hk after 2 yrs in uk. they said: unsafe, boring, not too much opportunities for high skills jobs and so on. I love hk
有时会很想问问离开香港的人们，如果有一天，我只是说如果，自由重临香港，你们会回到那个世界上独一无二的美丽的东方之珠吗？
That guy was a rude idiot, you handled it well. Love your vlogs😊
Subway in Hong Kong means underground pedestrian passage ways. Not a translportation. In Hong Kong, the Underground is called MTR.
The busses in HK is wayyy better than the busses in London from my experiences
The changes in Hong Kong in the past 26 years cannot be discerned only visually. The city is collapsing from within. Thanks to the British establishment in the previous 150 years, it has slowly declined in the past 26 years.
from Hongkonger born in Hong Kong before 1997
In fact Hong Kong coins issued before the handover which have the portrait of Queen Elizabeth and the banknotes issue before the handover with the British emblem on it are still legal tender.
I'm very curious why that guy suddenly got angry.
Not everbody should drink alcohol, for some people it doesnt make them happy and giddy but angry and irritable
He sounds like one of those guys who thinks he still owns the place.
@@pbworld7858definitely gives me those vibes
He’s likely on the pay roll of the communist party
Did you know they had a Tesco in Hong Kong
I don't know 🤷
I’m confused about the talk between you and that guy，even I know some English，but I can’t feel what he mean，is it my fault or he is drunk
possibly drunk and gave his honest thoughts - a lot of long time local expats find visiting westerners annoying ( preconception in general )
English people's passive aggressiveness is a language all its own.
@@incisive2641 true
Nice velog brother 🥰
M&S prices were in dollars, not UK pounds, so Percy Pigs were £1.70 assuming US dollars.
No Newcasle Brown on the pub drinks list.
Love the videos. Pity HK always attracted those cold hearts but not warm people like Jack.
"Classic British nobheads in pubs"... So true!
Just randomly came across your video - my pal and I used to joke about the "So Uk Estate" sign a lot for the same reason.
Things seem to have changed a fair bit politically over the past few years and will continue to do so but just in terms of the establishments and infrastructure, most of them aren't going away overnight despite the attempts to speed up the Sinicisation.
The name of the estate (So Uk estate) is how we pronounce it in Cantonese
nice talk Jack! :)
13:28 - I wasn't expecting to think "Let's get rid of all the British stuff" until I saw this bloke 😂
Not every stranger could be friendly and welcoming, the negative aura of that dude is just annoying and awful, let him enjoy his own bitterness for the rest of his life.
Crazy isn't it when he asked me what I was doing, I told him and he said "I don't think I'm going to like that" 🤯imagine saying that to someone
He might be a spy😆
Lots of spy in Hong Kong😆
@@JackAynsleyTravel “i don't think i care if you like that"
@@JackAynsleyTravel you should have just twatted him. Call yourself a Geordie.😮
Haha as satisfying as it might be, its never a good idea to get into a scrap in a foreign country. It never works out well sadly
Welcome to HongKong ❤
M&S UK Hospital Prices 5000 miles away
You should try Mixian in HK, such as Tam Jai…..etc
I don't understand the title of this video. I think you typed it in a wrong wsy
A number of the buses (including Thumbnail) there are British models
I’m Hongkong people. I think that guy look like Chief officer/Principal of foreign company in HK. He afraid you are spy😂
0:35 We doesn’t separate “U” and “K”
i like your vlogs about discovering the true life in those places. But just a piece of friendly advice: whenever u are stopped for shoting, simply stop immediately and aplogize friendly to show your politeness and respect and don't try to shot there or the related persons again except they accept your explanation and allow u to resume, because many people don't like to be spotted especially by a stranger or even a foreigner, no matter what country what city you are, although u only get them in your phone camera without any intension
我迷糊了 你现在是在香港还是印度？？ I'm confused, are you in Hong Kong or India now?? Welcome back to China, Guilin Dali Lijiang hasn't been there yet, these three places are scenic tourist areas, your wife will love these beautiful scenery tours
Hong Kong has the highest number of double decker buses in the world; even more than London.
I’m HKer in London watching your videos in HK. What’s a coincidence😂 Should we exchange the position😅
Pls stay in London HK-er😂😂😂
As a HongKonger living in England, I was thinking "How Hongkongese is the UK?"
What’s the hotel prices like and is it visa free
You travel 6,000 miles across the world to Hong Kong only to encounter a rude British man in a British pub! 😅
Hong Kong is a fab city. I hope you enjoyed your stay. 😊
Bro which country you like most?🎉
Hello from Newcastle 👋 Loved this video. That guy in the bar was a total knobhead. You get those types of people in the UK too 😅
Hello mate! Yeah I agree you get these kinds at home, especially in London. Thats why I felt it was perfectly fitting for a video about all things British 😆
Gosh I have to turn on the subtitles for listening more clear to what he was saying lol
Bro You should visit smaller cities of Sindh as well not dangerous cities like kashmor etc ❤️❤️❤️
HK is still an awesome city, just rent & alcohol is so damn expensive!!!
How the hell does RUclips give me recommendations based on my location? 😂
(I am in Hong Kong atm)
Anyways, I do adore Hong Kong although with the recent years of it being brung close to mainland China has made me not want to move there in the future. It is a great place for a multiple holidays though! 👍
Cover praise, especially the display of the national flag.❤
This is a bit out there but Jack reminds me of Neil Buchanan from Ark attack with his mannerisms.
June 1997 ? Pretty inaccurate. July 1st 1997 .
Hong Kong has always been an amazing city , free flowing freedoms and paved with gold.
Certainly you did not expect it to be the same ?
❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍wonderful vlog 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you x 10000000
Forgot UK ,this is china more developed then UK
It’s 27
ding ding, not bing bing haha
Bro it’s the word of so
68 dollar for a lunch meal and a pint in the queen vic....
Oddly, you popped into my head today wondered what you were up to. . I watched a few of you videos about a month ago. Well your channel popped up on my feed today now subscribed :-)😊 That bloke was a prick.
So UK!!!!! Mere coincidence, I can assure you. Or was it???!!!!
So UK Estate reads So Oak Estate.
You should have tasted the Chinese sweet soup, Chinese dessert at temple Street.
Big fan brother from Pakistan 🇵🇰