I smashed my wife’s door in [LP1cd6aOcOk]

Look how dark it is in this place. It's 9

AM in the morning and I have the blinds

open as much as they open up,

and this is how dark the room is.

So after a lot of negotiating, I finally

convinced my wife to give me my stuff back

today. Apparently, it's in a coin locker,

not with her friend. I don't know why she

said she gave it to a friend. Anyway, she

wants me to give her $1,000 in cash to

cover the repair costs for the door that I

smashed, so I'm just going to pay her the

$1,000 and then go and get my stuff later

today. Obviously, I'm not very happy about

having to pay so much money, And I'm

finding it difficult to believe that it's

going to cost $1,000 just to repair a

glass door. But she said it's going to

cost at least $700, and she said if

there's any money left over, she'll give

it back to me. I don't know why she

doesn't trust me. If, if the amount of

money I give her isn't enough, I said I

would give her more, but she kept saying

that she wants to wait until the repairman

comes before she gives me my stuff back.

So I said, fine, I'll give you $1,000 if

you give my stuff back today. And then she

agreed to it. So I have a few things I

need to do. I need to get my stuff back

and then get rid of this lotto and then

find a new place to move on to. I don't

really want to stay here because it's so

dark and it just feels really gloomy and

depressing. Look, if I turn the light off

It looks like it's the evening and it's,

it's 9 AM in the morning and it's so dark.

Look at this, it's ridiculous.

And I don't want to be living in this

Airbnb with a bloody you-know-what. I also

got myself an iPhone 11 yesterday and it's

pretty good. It has a triple lens setup so

you can do telephoto standard

lens, and then super wide, which is very,

very nice. I was supposed to get a $400

discount by trading in my iPhone X, but

since I don't have all of my other

electronics, I wasn't able to do that. I

still don't know if I want to try and fix

the marriage. I'm not sure if it's

completely unfixable now. I've just been

so angry about having my stuff taken away

from me. That I haven't been able to think

clearly about the whole situation.

Maybe it's best if we just end it.

And guess who I ran into when I came back

to the Airbnb from the Apple Store? The

Airbnb manager was coming down the stairs

as I was going up it, and he saw me. He

said, hey Daniel, and then he started

asking me about the you-know-what.

Apparently some guy called Andrew messaged

him on, on Airbnb, the Airbnb app,

and told him about me and my channel. So

the Airbnb manager knows all about my

channel and my toy,

and he was completely okay with it. He

wasn't angry, he didn't kick me out, and

he said something like, everyone has their

own preferences. And I said to him, don't

worry, I won't leave it here because I

guess he probably heard me say that in the

video. So I got this Sellotape and I'm

thinking about putting it back into the

box and then taping it back up. Or I could

buy a knife and then try and cut it up

into pieces. Or I could try and strip the

rubber— I could try and strip the rubber

off of the metal skeleton and that way,

that way it'll be lighter so I can get rid

of it bit by bit. I'm not sure yet. It's

so annoying, these people keep trying to

find out where my Airbnb is and then they

message the Airbnb owner and they start

saying weird things about me, and then

they're trying to get me kicked out. But

you failed, Andrew, because I didn't get

kicked out. I didn't get into trouble.

And if you're one of those people who keep

trying to find my Airbnb to try and

contact the Airbnb owner, you're sad and

pathetic and you need to get a life.

That's a pretty big kite.

I think it's a kite.

What else could it be?

Look, I'll show you the door that

I smashed.

I kicked it.

So I just got back from my wife's place,

finally got my stuff back. I asked

if I could stay because I would like to

fix things and get back with her if

possible, but she said no. She said I

couldn't And then she told me to go back

to the Airbnb. So I just got back with

my things. I didn't bring everything. I

left a few things behind, like my monitor

screen because it's too big. So nice to

have my things back. I've got my keyboard.

I'm not sure why I brought the keyboard.

I guess I don't really need it. I've got

my gaming laptop and

my iPad. And my iPhone X.

So I have all of my valuable items

returned back to me, so I guess that's

Okay, so my computer setup has been set

up. I have my laptop, my iPad,

everything's good to go. I'm a bit worried

that she probably won't forgive me this

time. She said that she doesn't want to

get back together with me because she's

scared that the same thing will happen

again and I'll just cheat again. I said

the same thing won't happen again, but as

you can imagine, she doesn't exactly trust

me much right now, and I don't even know

if I could keep that promise if I made

that promise. So I don't know, maybe I

need to leave it for a bit longer. Maybe

she will eventually forgive me. I don't

know, I'm not sure. In the meantime,

I have to sort out a few things. Number

one, I need to get rid of the thing that's

in my bed. I'm not sure how I'm going to

do that yet. I think I'm just going to get

a pair of scissors and cut it into tiny

pieces and then get rid of it somehow.

And I need to find a new place to stay in

because I don't really want to stay here.

Like I said earlier, it's a bit of a

gloomy place, and I need to tidy up the

place as well. It's a bit of a mess.

Yeah, so I've got a few things to keep

myself occupied with. But for now,

I'm gonna play a bit of Rainbow Six, if

you don't mind. Well, well,

well, look where we are— by

the river, looking at

the Osaka city skyline.

And it's raining, and I'm standing

underneath this concrete pillar. Which

fortunately has this little ledge that

sticks out, so I'm not getting wet.

It's a very nice scene. It's strange

because everywhere in Japan is just so—

what's the word— tight?

No, claustrophobic? I don't know. There's

so many buildings. And there's hardly any

wide-open areas. But then you come to the

river here and you get this big wide-open

area and you can see the city.

It's really nice.

Would be even nicer if I had a nice girl

who I was in love with that I could spend

this moment with.

Well, at least I can test out the iPhone

11 camera. It's quite good.

You've got telephoto, which telephotos

in, and then you've got standard lens.

I think it's this one. Hold on.

Here, standard. Why won't it do it?

Standard lens. There's standard. Standard

lens, telephoto lens, standard,

and then you've got wide angle.

Boom! First ever wide angle lens on an

iPhone. Finally! I've been whinging about

Apple not putting wide angle lenses on

their phones for such a long time.

They've finally done it, so that's nice.

Triple camera setup. Telephoto, standard,

wide angle. Very nice, very nice.

Oh look, it's the train.

My wife might be on it.

That's quite cool.

Could do a live stream here at some point.

It'll be kind of reminiscent of 2017 when

I used to come outside to do livestreams.