Comments by "James Johno" (@jamesjohno1180) on "Business Insider" channel.

  1. Why did they confiscate them? They’re history? The man who owned them could have brought them back or collected them himself over the years, he wasn’t starting a group that worships these things he was just a collector? I myself hate them but still history fascinates me and I collect relics and memorabilia? That doesn’t make me part the national socialist party😂 it makes me a collector These may have belonged to his father or grandfather clearly he keeps them in cabinets because of what they are give them back to him!
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  2. It’s sad they will destroy them it’s part of history Future kids should be able to see and feel history and know who the villains are and the things they did and had, they will either sell these in an auction and some American will buy them all and hold them in their house instead and you’ll never ever see them again😂
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  3. This was great the beginning with the Japanese sweets was so cool and I respect him for wanting to pass on his secrets and wisdom to his next generation. The second was good BUT yes he is keeping the business alive but is straying from originality? Using tapioca is read of corn because it’s healthier? That may be so but the original didn’t have that you don’t have to worry about others health? Worry about your own and let them ensure they are worried about their own and making the right choices if they’re not they face the consequences that isn’t on your shoulders? Stay original
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