Comments by "Hawk" (@HawkinaBox) on "Life Where I'm From" channel.

  1. LMAO You'd NEVER find that in America.
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  2. It costs $13 dollars where I live and unfortunately, it's not always fresh, so it pours your money down the drain.
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  3. That's it, I'm moving to Japan!
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  4. lol
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  5. A few days ago I was in Dunkin Donuts and these two young children, probably 10 and 6 went up to the counter and started boosting their jumping against the counter as they demanded donuts. I glanced over and I was thinking, "That's so embarrassing. What is wrong with that mother?". Then they ran around the store screaming and the mother didn't do anything.
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  6. I feel jealous how much variety of food they get.
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  7.  @syedilyas4886  Yeah they wouldn't stand a chance against America or any country for that matter. But they should be.
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  8.  @kristin2104  Happier people? Depression is so bad here in my opinion.
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  9. 2,000 a month is far cheaper!
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  10. I'd love living in the US more if it was like this.
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  11. I AGREE!! :D
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  12.  @fucker661  Same.
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  13. I know right? At a local restaurant that serves sushi it's $21 for 8 pieces!
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  14. ​ @danielaschachner1238  Why can't we get that in America?
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  15. Sounds exactly what they do in Universal
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  16.  @Copics1  Japan should have been a 1st world country
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  17. $200 is nothing unless you don't make much money in Tokyo? Like people say in the comments, it's MUCH MORE EXPENSIVE in America.
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  18. I know, but at least you get good food!
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  19. Oh yes...most definitely.
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  20. I think the most overwhelming thing would be speaking Japanese. I don't know how to speak a sentence of Japanese and learning it is hard because I have Dyslexia.
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  21. It would take 100 years for America to catch up to be that respectable. I bet a lot of people would file "harassement" lawsuits and all since it's a "free country"
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  22. Facts
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  23. I wish it didn't cost an arm and a leg in America to see a nutritionist.
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  24. true
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  25. I have seen in other Asian countries they throw away the disabled in baby boxes or at local centers since being disabled is something to be ashamed about. I really can't blame them as someone with learning disabilities. It's not easy and I really don't blame them for their choices.
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  26. I believe in Spiritualism, but I wouldn't call my beliefs a "religion". It's just something that I believe in, which would be life after death and that there is a spirit world. And alongside that I believe that sage wards off evil spirits, dream catchers catch bad dreams, and spirits can communicate through dreams. I'm not all about the rocks and the energy harnessed from them since I haven't had much time to figure out that.
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  27. This is so much cheaper than it is here in America. Great tour and what a beautiful apartment! :D
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  28. I agree as someone who believes in Spiritualism when there is life after death. You don't have to be religious, even though you can, but everyone is different in their beliefs on that topic. I, personally, just believe in the afterlife.
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  29. This makes me feel really hopeful because some people can learn it in a year which makes me hold unreal expectations for myself.
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  30. LMAO So true
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  31.  NEGUS MBARKA  lmao
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  32.  @superskd1999  It's pretty bad in America, too.
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  33. XD
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  34. Yeah, the apartments there are tiny.
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  35. I want that in America!! D:
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  36.  @SilverishKitten  LMAO!
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  37. That makes me feel so much better about myself who is very slow at learning a language.
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  38. LMAO!!
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  39. You'd never get that in America
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  40. I went to a barn where they would be so OCD about dust. I think cleaning excessively when the ground looks clean is excessive and nit picky. But when there is actual garbage or something like leaves, then I think it's okay.
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  41. That makes a lot of sense of why people stick left instead of right sometimes here in America. Bothers me, though since I'm used to the opposite.
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  42. "Why didn't my card work?" "Because you're poor." XD
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  43. Well, it's far better than a cell phone or a laptop. You can easily replace a bike without having to worry about it being hacked. XD
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  44. This is what I'm going to do when I retire: move to Japan with my life savings. God, I wish living in America was that cheap! But no, depending on where you live rent can be a thousand a month or more. Especially for a one bedroom house. Ugh!
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  45. Nice to see no one steals.
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  46. 4:34 I like how the stairs are numbered
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  47. Wooow their rail lines are as confusing as the New York rail lines. D:
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  48. lol
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  49. XD
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  50. There is no care to fuel the body, yet they force us to do gym class
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