I live in Kaohsiung, Taiwan and make videos about travel, food and adventure. Welcome to my channel! 我在台灣旅行、探索文化、傳統、美食及一切有趣的事物，並將這一切不可思議的體驗製作成影片，向台灣與世界分享。 居住地：高雄
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Really nice video! Thanks for putting in the effort! Abai is super delicious and I wonder why top restaurants in the world do not make it! I learned that most places that sell it use imported xiaomi (mostly from China). If you find locals making it for you there is a chance you can get it from locally produced xiaomi. Local xiaomi is incredibly expansive because it is grown in mountain areas where machine harvesting cannot be used.
Wes Davies will happily smoke your weed , drink your drinks and gawk at your hot gf in person but when it comes to his precious RU-vid channel will act like it never happened. My gf and I gave him so much shots and weed on Halloween 2022. Nothing in return. Typical Taiwan RU-vid nerds
These are available to grow in certain parts of the united states. Florida and California are probably the biggest growers. A lot of us have it in our backyard. I have suagr apples, atemoyas and cherimoyas in California zone 10b
Wes❤❤ I love your Canadian accent, it reminds me of my professors in University of Graph Humber , Ontario ;) hopefully we can watch a video about the feature of your Ontario dialect !! It’s amazing
Hmm well I grew up in southern Ontario, Owen Sound, which isn’t far from Guelph! I always thought my accent was quite neutral but seems you can tell it apart!
Back in the day… circa 2003, there were ‘agents’ that would ‘help’ foreigners find a place to live. It was just as hard back then as it is now. But we did end up renting a place we loved near the Ruefong night market. Our landlords were school teachers and super great. I think we paid around 13,000/mo.
@@WesDaviestravel I grew up in Kaohsiung and now live in Canada (which is the opposite of you). I love watching your videos and listening to your comments about my beloved hometown from your point of view.
Proof of income and/or employment is not uncommon even in the US, not to mention checking the credit scores. By contrast, the rental market lacks regulations in Taiwan. So good luck before enjoying the low living expenses.
Haha well that’s just teaching hours in the classroom in front of kids. That’s all we get paid for, the rest is usually unpaid work like grading homework, lesson planning, meetings etc
Based on the real experience of my retired American friends. There are indeed problems with lease housing in Taiwan ! Expat would rather live in Thailand because it is friendlier there.
Interesting stories. Thanks for sharing. I had a three-bed-room, two-bath apartment in New Taipei city available for rent earlier this year. Good location, pet friendly. I was hoping to rent it to foreigners with family but it didn't happen. A Taiwanese family is renting it now. Next time I'll try to list it in English on 591.
Wes: So why did you decide to leave your last apartment? (the floor above me) Friend: It wasn't in the nicest of area (with neighbor who only bring me gift after I move out) The problem with foreign renters (not limited to Taiwan) is that there had been many cases were tentant causes a lot of trouble/damage to the building they were renting and the repair fee cost way more than the 1-2 X month down payment. The legal part of trying to sue someone who left the country is as good as "Zero" and while the ratio may be below 1 out of 100 but its cases like those that sticks in people's mind. What the agent should have say in Wes's case is "He is a foreign +// youtuber with more than 100k+ subscribers" XD to the landlord instead. IMO
