@@denisekenney6436 how is that gross? There's proof that putting a pillow in-between your legs helps your back so maybe he did that because he usually sleeps that way
To be fair, that’s a really good size apartment. Spacious rooms throughout, living and dining area nice plus the balcony too. Views for their respective outgoings nice as well.
Caleb's videos are all pre planned/staged,you think he will get into so many apartments/homes or even take vides of people without getting bitten? heck,i'd probably throw hands or call a police officer if someone came up to me like that and i live in a normal area (low income,but still mostly normal people) p.s. also,i think it's the best tactic that he pre plans this things,also he just flew to another country and met people randomly?nah,i wouldn't waste money if i won't get the worth of it back
So that's a nice pad for London for 2400$ no? The stories that we usually hear for London in terms of price/quality ratioo are as terrible or worse as those for NY.
@@vincentwei9869 I live in London and rent has gone way up recently because mortgage interest rates have gone up so they have to up the rents. It’s crazy that this place even costs this much. I can tell where it it because of the view and it is far from central but if they have a tube station near by it still wouldn’t take too long to get into the centre.
@@o-o3008yeah I was thinking they basically don’t live in ‘London’ they’re so far away from the centre. It would be like saying you live in Manchester if you live Bolton.
This building is right outside Clapham Junction station, not exactly central London. I rent a flat twice the size, closer to central, and for less than half the price pppm. Not sure why everyone is saying £2400 is a good price for this place…
@@o-o3008 yeah this is a very average new build block. Particularly as the area (Clapham Junction and Wandsworth Common have some of the most stunning period properties.
Fun fact: That kind of bolster pretty much only exists in Indonesia. Almost every household have them in every bedroom. The Netherlands first introduced the bolster when they colonized Indonesia, so that their soldiers and expats have something to hug and don't feel lonely when they're asleep. Hence its nickname; the Dutch wife. They're not straightly available at hotels because some foreigners do nasty things to them, but they are available by requests. They are usually available on airBnB properties and local homestays. I take it that the Australian girl had done some backpacking trip to Indonesia and loved them enough to bring them all the way to the UK.
The bathroom is wow. I completely impressed! The drawing room, bedroom, kitchen is understandably okay - tidy, organized and excellent in circulation. But once she open her bathroom. Not something I expected 🎉😊🤩 Loves it. Also the girl giggles a lot: it is contagious 😀👏 They look like happy-go-lucky type
Spend half of what you earn on rent (at least), because you want to live fancy, in a home that isn't yours and will never be yours. I moved in with my folks for two years, now I can buy a place with a small mortgage.
Keeping shoes in the bed storage 😳 No way !! As per vastu shastra & fengshui it creates negative energy & disrupts one’s sleep . Apart from the vastu point , I feel it’s like sleeping on a clutter (no matter how organized )hidden under your bed.
£1200 each for that apartment is actually insanely good value for London. My mates in Shepherd’s Bush pay £1000 each and it’s nowhere near as nice as that
I'm curious to how it would be if you do this in asian country. In south east asia you most likely will be welcomed with lots of foods and have to leave with many foods too 😂
My guy asked “where’s the magic happening” instead of the actual saying, “where the magic happens.” He’s wishing he was at the party the night before 🤣
