[2025-02-09] explaining my situation - new house and stuff [lxl-TZqkrig]

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Oh wow, thanks, Onkad. It feels

a bit echoey in here, doesn't it? I think

it's cuz I don't have much furniture.

Look. This is

my house.

There's like nothing in here. It feels

kind of weird.

God, it's freezing in here. I've got the

electric blanket on, but there's something

wrong with it and it keeps turning itself

off. And then I've got to turn it on

again. I think it's broken.

Right now it says it's on, but it feels

like it's going off. I'm not sure.

Stupid house, isn't it? Who makes a house

with patio tiles for the

inside of the house and then no central

heating No radiators in the living room.

They put a radiator in the conservatory.

Why would you go in the conservatory when

it's cold? You only go in there when it's

hot. So they should have put that radiator

in here. So I don't know if I can unscrew

the radiator and bring it in here. And

then they've got one radiator by the door

behind me, which is all the way over

there. You can see it there. So that heats

up the hallway. Great. And then upstairs,

um, upstairs is fine. I feel like I

should just stay upstairs because at least

it's warm and it's got carpet. So upstairs

has 2 radiators and I don't really have a

problem in there, but what's the point

having a house and having a nice living

room with space and then you don't use it?

It'd be kind of a waste.

Yeah, so yeah, quite a

lot of things happened since my last

stream that I wasn't really expecting.

This lighting situation is kind of crazy.

I don't know what to do because I'm

sitting in the corner and it's really

dark, so I've got this lamp, but it's a

bit bright, isn't it?

And then I've got this light bulb. So I

bought this Wi-Fi controlled light bulb

for the main room, and I can change the

colors. Look, so I can do red.

Oh, oh, I kind of like red. Blue, green.

Yellow or normal colors like white

or yellow. Maybe red.

Red looks kind of cool.

I spent so much money.

My debt is about £5,000 now.

If I put this lamp here,

uh, maybe like that.

Seems okay.

Get another credit card to pay off your

existing credit cards. Why not? I don't

know. Sounds like a good idea.

So yeah, basically what happened last

stream, I said, yeah, she sent that long

message and then I got upset. And then I

said I was blocking her number and she

said like this big goodbye message. So I

ended the stream about 4. It was nearly 4

o'clock in the morning, wasn't it? And I

blocked her number and I went to bed, but

I just, I couldn't sleep. And then I felt

really sad thinking, wow, is that actually

it? Is it actually over? And then I kind

of, I got, then I had like a panic

attack, mate, something like that. And

then I just unblocked her and then I

started phoning her. I just spammed phoned

her until she picked up and then she

picked up and then we just talked

basically and we said we were sorry and

I could tell she was really sad, which

made me— which diffused my anger.

So I felt bad for making

her sad by saying horrible things on

stream. And then I just said sorry, and

then she says sorry, and then she said she

wanted to see me, and then she came over

to that hotel place I was in.

It's not working, is it? Because you are

the shittest boyfriend I have ever fucking

known. You have given every single one of

your exes anger issues, and I get it now.

Absolutely done going above and beyond for

you, and all I get back is nonchalant dry

ass.

Yeah, well, I just said let's not take

what we said to each other seriously, and

we were just angry. So yeah, we were able

to fix the problem. She came over and it

was really nice. It was nice to see her

again. And then when we're together, it

just feels like all the things we were

angry about and fighting about. Seems so

pointless and silly because it's nice when

we're together.

Does the iCure loan have interest? No,

it's 0% interest for 10 months and I've

got to make £100 a month payments, I

think. But I've only used half of it, so

it's not like I have to pay back £1,000

because I only spent £500.

Oh, do you like my gaming chair? It's got

lumbar support and it's got a neck pillow

and it can do this.

Oh yeah, ah, don't even

need a bed.

And it's got a little footrest. Oh my God,

oh God, it really pings back hard though.

It's a bit stiff. God, it took ages

setting up all the furniture. I had to

build— I had to build my new desk. I got

this new desk and it's got drawers. I had

to build this IKEA table. Guys, let's

celebrate and send Daniel a pizza to his

new place, 17 Park Court in Lifton.

Shut up.

And then I had to build this IKEA table

over there, and I got some rugs,

and I've got a sofa coming hopefully in a

few days because it was horrible. Me and

Sunny had to sit on the floor for 2 days.

My knees and my bum hurts from sitting on

the floor and having to bend down and get

up over and over again.

Sorry, I can't wait till my sofa comes.

Yeah, yeah, whatever. My address got

leaked. I was expecting it to happen.

I didn't know they'd get the exact number

as well, which is a bit weird.

It was bound to happen. The place would

have got leaked even if I just showed this

stuff.

The futon, uh, it's in the hallway. I'm

gonna send it back tomorrow. I'm sending

back the futon and the tatami mat, so I

get £400 back. And me and Sunny went to

IKEA and we got the mattress, which you

saw in the video, and that's way better

than the futon. And I've ordered a bed.

We couldn't get the bed frame because it

was too big to fit in my car when we went

to IKEA. And then so I ordered it online,

so it's coming in a few days. So I got to

put that together. You're in such a boring

place. Well, where is an interesting place

in your opinion?

I think it's nice. It's nice and quiet.

It's peaceful.

Oh my God. Not this again. Oh.

A stupid Chinese software.

So how did you fix it?

Oh,

okay, fixed it. Oh,

it's done it again.

It's doing that thing again where it keeps

Why did I get back with Sunny?

Because she said sorry and I said sorry.

And then you realize Um,

you just said horrible things because

you're angry, so it's fine, I guess.

I can't get the camera app back up now.

I don't know why it does that. Maybe just

wait a few minutes, try again. It was

kind of better when I just used a laptop

webcam, wasn't it? But the problem is I've

now plugged my web— I've I mean, I've

plugged my laptop into my monitor and

everything, and I've put it under the

desk, and it'll be a pain in the backside

to keep bringing it back out and

unplugging everything. Although, I don't

know, maybe I could take it upstairs to

the bedroom.

Okay, it's back on, and now we've got a

Temu ad.

This app used to be so good and they just

Can no one else make an app that

connects your phone as a webcam without

putting loads of ads all over it?

Maybe I'll just make my own app.

It's a bit annoying because when I pull

the mic up, it casts a shadow on my face.

Also, it's really dark in here because the

windows— well, there's no window. Look,

no window there. There's no window there.

And the only window is facing that way,

but the sun sets that way. The sun sets on

the other side of the house. So if you're

in the bedroom, it's nice and bright. And

the sun comes through the front door. But

because there's so many walls and the

kitchen in between this room and the front

door, you don't really get a lot of light

coming in, which makes it really cold. So

sunlight doesn't come in, it makes it

freezing. Congratulations on your new

house, Daniel. Partying face. Oh well,

thanks, Ellis. My rent's

£900 a month, a bit expensive.

But all the places I was looking for were

around £800 to £900, and this

place is only about £50 more expensive

than some of the worst places I've seen,

which were like farm conversions.

Yeah, so the house design is pretty bad.

There's no windows on either side. The

conservatory bit sucks out all the heat.

The front of the house absorbs all the

sunlight, but that's like the kitchen and

the front door. The living room is tucked

away, and then the floor is made out of

tiles, like patio tiles,

and it's freezing. I've got to put down a

little carpet under my desk, and I've

ordered a feet warmer, and I've got this

big rug. I had to get 2 rugs because just

one was not thick enough. Also got 2 rugs,

and I'm gonna put the sofa in the corner

there and maybe a TV on that little IKEA

So yeah, it's pretty cold. Sunny was just

cold the whole time. Her whole face was

freezing. She didn't look like she was

enjoying it. So hopefully— I've

ordered an oil radiator that plugs in,

um, but I don't know if just one's gonna

be enough. To heat up the whole place.

There's no door for that doorframe, so I

can't trap the heat in this room because

it just flows out into the hallway. And

there's no way to put a door on there.

There's no like hole for the— what's

the thing called? The handle thing and the

hinge. So you'd have to cut it all out

yourself, and I don't think I would be

allowed to do that. So I don't know how

I'd make like a temporary door there.

Yeah, I don't know who designed this

house. Tiles for

the floor? Are you joking? In England,

floor tiles is, is something you put in a

house in Malaysia or Thailand where it's

hot, not in a freaking Western European

country. Really stupid.

Whoever designed this house needs a slap.

And then the conservatory is obviously

freezing. I've got these thermal

curtains,

hopefully they keep some heat in. God,

it's freezing.

But what can I do? This is what the

Japanese live like. They don't have

central heating either, they just have

kotatsu and they have

heated toilet seats. It's the Japanese

way. Get an electric heater. Well,

you see that fireplace in the corner?

That's an electric heater, but it's

rubbish. It's got to be really close to

you. It just blows out hot air and it's

really noisy, and they're not very

efficient. I think the oil radiator would

be better. So I don't know what my

electric bill is going to be.

Put thick curtain between the hall and the

living room. Yeah, I would have to

get some kind of pole that goes in between

the frame, and then it's like tension

pole, and then I hang some kind of

curtain, won't I?

Thing to your left used to be an— and the

fireplace. I don't know if it was a real

fireplace. Do you think it was a real

fireplace? It's just, I mean, there's

nothing there where the chimney would be,

and there's no chimneys on these houses.

It's just like a fake mantelpiece that

maybe the owner put there for the electric

fireplace. I don't know who put it there,

the owner or the previous renters, but I

don't think they'd be allowed to put

something like that in if they just

Put that heater thing next to you.

Yeah, I can't be bothered to keep moving

it around, and it's so loud it would be

annoying for the stream.

But I've got this feet foot warmer thing

coming tomorrow. You plug it in and it's

like an electric blanket but for your

feet. My main problem is my feet are

really cold. My body's fine.

I've got this electric blanket,

um, that's fine. I just need my feet to

warm up and then I think I'd be in a

better mood. It's okay, I mean,

it's fine, I guess. I just gotta get some

stuff to make it a bit cozier, like a sofa

and a proper bed, because right now we're

just sleeping on the mattress, which is on

the floor. Just feels a bit ghetto.

Yeah, so I finally moved in after all this

waiting, after nearly 3 weeks of stressing

out, viewing houses, getting worried,

going backwards and forwards, the Airbnb,

the booking place. Ah,

I finally made it to my own house.

The place reminds me of Rotterdam. Yeah,

I mean, at least it's not noisy next to

a road and it's pretty quiet. I don't

really hear the neighbors, although I

heard snoring last night and it wasn't

Sunny. So I think the neighbor's bedroom

is right next to our bedroom. And if he

heard— if I could hear him snoring, I

don't know what else he could hear.

Tile floor is really weird. Yeah, I don't

know who did that. We promise you not to

come over to your place on 17 Park Court,

Lipton, unannounced. Congrats, man.

Yeah, I don't know if it was the

landlord's choice. Because I don't think

tenants would have permission to put tiles

in. Can I just get carpet? Can I just,

like, pay someone to put carpet in?

Because it's horrible. It's literally like

you're walking on ice. Maybe it's okay in

the summer, but summer in the UK is

like, what, 2 months out of the whole

year? I've put down a load of rugs.

Look, but they— there's still tiles going

from the hallway to my chair that I have

to walk on, and the kitchen's all tiles as

well. But I've just spent so much money.

I just spent another £100 today buying

like a lint roller because the upstairs

carpet is getting covered in little bits

of sock hair. So I bought a lint roller.

I bought some cable ties because

my computer's cables are a mess right now,

and I bought a foot warmer, which was like

£30. I don't have a vacuum cleaner. I

bought a little mop thing, like a wet wipe

mop, and I've been wiping down all the

surfaces because it's all dusty and dirty

in here. Grimy. They did

not clean this place well.

Also, the shower, it's not good. It took

me ages to find the setting for the water

to be nice and hot but not too hot, but

there's no fan in there, so you've got to

open the window to ventilate it, but then

it gets freezing in there because the

window's open, and the water pressure is

really low because it's one of those

electric showers, so the hotter you put

it, the weaker the water pressure is, and

it just kind of dribbles out. It's not

amazing,

but I feel I'll get there. I'll make it

cozy. Just got to get used to it.

I really miss the other place. The place I

was staying in before coming here, it had

central heating, oil-powered central

heating. You just press the button, it all

came on. You have a shower. It's not an

electric shower, it's oil-powered. It's

fully pressured, nice and hot. Oh, I miss

that. And it had a fan, so you didn't need

to open a window. And it had— the whole

place was carpet. God, I miss that place.

But then, isn't it really expensive to

heat your house using all that oil?

Sunny said this place is not worth $900 a

month. Yeah, I don't know. I think

you think for this money you would, you

would not be feeling like you're living in

poverty.

I don't know why it's $900 a month.

Basically all of the, the multi-bedroom

houses were about $900 and then about $800

would get you like a barn conversion on a

farm or like a bungalow.

And also the real estate agent was not

very good with the communication. Because

they didn't even message me in the morning

and I kept phoning them asking them, so

how do I get the key? And then in the end

they said, oh, the key's under the floor

mat. Could have told me that the day

before, then I could have just gone

straight to the house.

I had to keep contacting them to ask stuff

instead of them telling me, like giving me

the information. I had to ask for it. It

was a bit annoying. But at least I got the

place and everything seems okay.

Yeah, hopefully in a few months it'll get

warmer and it'll be fine.

Oh, I need to phone up the electric

company. They sent me letters saying I

need to pay £200 or something, but I only

moved in a day ago, so I don't think I

should have to pay that. So I don't know

why they want me to pay that.

I think I've got everything else sorted

out. I've got my internet. The internet's

good. Just plugged it in, it worked

straight away. Got 70 download, 20 upload.

This 165K property is bad. Imagine your

100K property you wanted to buy.

Yeah, it would be horrible if you moved

into a house where it was all just a dump

because I felt really stressed out moving

in here. We had to unload everything,

build all the furniture, try and make it

comfy, but at least everything was working

like water, hot water, electricity.

Imagine you move into some old ugly house.

Stinks, rotting, no plumbing.

That'll just be a nightmare. But people do

that. They build their own houses and they

like camp out in the car or something

whilst they build it.

What's the council tax? For some reason I

can't— I don't know how to sign up for it.

I went on the website and entered my name

and my council tax number. And it just

keeps saying too many attempts tried,

please try again later. So maybe I'll

phone them up tomorrow morning, Monday.

I'll phone them up.

I think it's council tax band B, which is

the second cheapest band.

My internet's pretty good, 70 download,

20 upload, £25 a month,

really good connection strength.

What else is that? I don't know what the

water is. I'm connected to the water.

They already connected me up.

I just really want my sofa and I want my

feet warm up. And then,

hmm, what else do I need to get?

It's got a garden, but there's no grass.

It's just like stones, gravel. I don't

know what kind of garden the previous

tenants had. Did they just have like a

stone garden and maybe some potted plants?

It's really ugly. It literally just looks

like a quarry. I don't know what to do

with the garden. It's got like a, a stone

slab patio square, and then the rest of it

is just gravel.

Not sure what to do with the garden. I

probably won't even go in the garden. I

remember in Rotterdam I had a garden, but

I never went into it.

The garden literally looks like a massive

cat litter tray. This is ugly.

But the surrounding fields and countryside

look really nice.

Make sure you get 25% council tax

discount. I didn't even know you could get

Yeah, it's been a bit, a bit tiring.

I think it's my third. Is it my third day?

I moved in on the seventh. Seven, eight,

nine. Yeah, three days. The first day felt

so busy. Twelve hours cleaning

and building furniture.

And then we went shopping to buy food.

And then the second day was yesterday,

wasn't it? I'm losing track now.

I don't even remember what we did

Oh, I built my gaming chair and

then Sunny made pancakes and then we went—

we went somewhere, I think. Or did we not?

It's like every day is just merging into

each other.

And then today I went to the dump to get

rid of all the cardboard boxes.

Yeah, it's like the days are just going.

I don't know if they're going slowly or

There's also a second bedroom, but I don't

know what to do with it. It's very small.

It's like a kid's bedroom. I think they

had kids in this house, the previous

people, because there's safety things on

handles and there's these weird

screw things by the door frames which look

like a baby gate, so they must have had a

baby. And there's a shed that has a load

of junk in it, like a kid's tricycle and

stuff like that. I guess it's mine. Is it

mine or what? I don't really want it. And

there's like a big satellite antenna

thing. Someone ditched it in my garden,

chucked it over the fence.

Guess that's mine too now.

You need a job with all that debt? Um,

it'll be fine. All I need to do is wait

for Barrick Gold to go up 15%, and then

I'll have like $5,500 in my stock account.

That'll pay off all the debt, and I just

gotta focus on paying my rent and my food

It's getting kind of crazy. So I haven't

really put any more on the credit card

since the Airbnb. I've been using the

Amazon credit card because you get 1

point— you get 1% cashback and also 0.5%

cashback outside of Amazon. So if I go to

like a normal shop or Tesco, I put it on

the Amazon card because I get 0.5%

cashback. It's better than nothing. If I

spend £100 at Tesco, I get back 50 pence.

No, the refund case closed and Sunny is

scared to keep pushing because she's

scared her Airbnb account will get in

trouble.

Yeah, it was fun. The last video, went to

IKEA, messed around, got fish and chips,

had a look at the different IKEA rooms.

It was really annoying because I found a

sofa in IKEA I really liked and it was out

of stock. And then yesterday we went to

Dunelm and again they had a really nice

sofa there and it was only £260,

but they don't do delivery and we had to

arrange our own van Sunny was even

considering renting a van and then she

would drive it. But the van rental

van, all the rental vans were closed

because it was Saturday. And then the van

service that the Dunelm shop had, they

were charging £130 for delivery.

So it would be over £400. So I thought,

screw that, I'm just going to get— I'm

just going to buy the one online that's

about £500 and it's bigger and it's

L-shaped. So getting a sofa has been a

You think if you spend that much money you

get free delivery. £130 for a stupid

delivery van. I want

to get a drink. Hold on.

Enjoy your new place. Proud of you for

paving your own path, and I'm sure your

dad would be too. Here is a dollar so you

can invite Cami, Dave Gibson, and Sabrina

for dinner party. Wow! You can bake them

some meat pies and a bowl of cereal for

dessert. Yum!

Ah, it's really annoying.

The rest of the house feels nice and warm,

and then I come back here and it's fucking

freezing. And this is the bit I want to be

in. This is— I mean, I could move my desk

and computer setup upstairs and then just

sit in the children's bedroom,

couldn't I? There's something wrong with

this electric blanket. It keeps turning

itself off. I think the elements or

something's damaged inside of it.

I'm freezing.

I don't understand what's wrong with this

blanket. I think the safety mechanism is

switching it off.

No, I'm not going to Thailand anymore.

That was just my crazy idea when I thought

Sunny dumped me. So I

did come up with like a plan B in case me

and Sunny did break up, but I was still

gonna go through and live here. But I

wasn't gonna get all the furniture. I was

just gonna get a futon and sit on the

floor, but I realized I can't sit on the

floor anymore. My knees were killing me.

I don't know how Japanese people do it. I

used to be able to do it when I was

younger. We sat on the floor the last 2

days on cushions. My bum was so painful.

My knee really hurts now.

I need a chair and a desk, really.

Where's the TV? Yeah, I might get a TV.

They're pretty cheap. You can get one for

£200, 60-inch. I want to get

a sofa, put it in the corner over

there, and then I'll put the TV on the

IKEA desk. That'd be nice.

I hate how echoey it is. Why is it so

echoey still? I need to get those sound

absorbing pads streamers put on the wall.

Can I hear your neighbors? Actually, I

can't hear anything. Been here 3 days, I

haven't heard anything. I did see them,

one of them came over and said hello,

which was very nice.

Hard to understand you with the echo.

I really doubt it,

it's in this house, the previous people,

because there's Uh, safety thing. Sounds

fine. What are you talking about?

Oh, uh, like, what's running into the

stream now? Did you go over the update

with Sunny? Was it miscommunication?

Yeah,

it, it just— I made it worse by calling—

by saying horrible things on stream. If I

had not have done that, she would have

just said sorry the next day and then

everything would have been back to normal.

But I made it way worse by

losing my patience. I think I just have to

ignore her when she's like that. Wait

until she calms down. I think the worst

thing to do is get angry back because that

just It, it adds more fuel to the fire,

basically.

She said she is scared it's going to

happen again. What can we do to prevent it

happening again? I don't know. Maybe every

few weeks we just need to have a big fight

and then accept that we don't mean the

things we say. It's just like blowing off

You do that with Cami every time. Yeah,

no,

that's just what people do, I guess. The,

the stress builds up and then it just

takes one little thing to ignite the

bonfire, and then it's all— and

then they'll just say what they want to

say, and then you try, try not to take it

personally, I guess.

Congrats on your new place, it looks like

shit. Oh, shut up. Better than your place.

Do you think it's echoey because the floor

is tile? I swear to God, this fucking

floor. I think it's

because of the floor. If there was carpet,

it would absorb the sound.

I don't— I'm not enjoying talking because

of the echo. Maybe I actually

go upstairs and stream. At least it'll be

warm up there.

Hmm,

and it's only 5 o'clock. I mean, it is

pretty dark outside.

I've already got rugs. I got 2. I've got

an Amazon fluffy rug which I was

disappointed with because it's actually

kind of thin, and then I got this Tesco's

thick rug which is much better. But it

doesn't cover the whole floor, it just

covers half the room.

Look,

super glue

foam on the walls. Then I'll damage the

wall and get in trouble. There are little

nails stuck in the wall where I guess they

used to have paintings. Pictures hung up.

So what? They're allowed? We're allowed to

drill into the wall?

I need more furniture, maybe.

Also, I don't have a washing machine, so I

can't do laundry, but Sunny said she, she

could take my laundry and do it at her

house for me, so that could be helpful.

A washing machine will be £200. I don't

need a dishwasher, I'll just hand wash

stuff. I also don't have a

microwave. I don't know if I need one.

I don't know if I'll get an air fryer

because I've got an oven. I could just use

that. How did you have IKEA loan of £545?

Well, I bought a mattress, double

mattress, and I also bought the bed frame,

which hasn't come yet. And I also bought 2

matching bedside tables.

Which should make the bed look like a

proper bed piece. And I'll get a lamp.

I'm gonna get lamps for the bedside tables

so it looks nice.

Do you think I'm allowed to get a carpet

fitted? How would you fit one?

You could get it cut to size and then it

would just sit on top of the tiles,

wouldn't it?

I don't know why I feel so sleepy. I just

feel like I just want to sit in bed and go

I feel like I don't feel at home. I don't

feel like this is my home yet.

How much do you think getting a carpet

fitted would be?

Underlay, then carpet. It would be like

£1,000 plus, wouldn't it?

I don't think I wouldn't be able to do it

because worst case scenario, you'd just be

able to remove the carpet, wouldn't you?

Debt spiraling out of control.

So stupid, put cold stone tiles

inside of the living room in the whole

house. Great idea, great idea for such

a cold country. Genius.

I wonder if all the houses are like this

in this neighborhood or if it's just this

one. I mean,

there's floorboard in the conservatory.

Why didn't they just put floorboard in the

Will I be ditching everything once your

tenancy is over? Well, all my furniture.

Yeah, that's the thing now. I can't just

ditch because I've got thousands of pounds

of stuff now. It would be kind of silly.

Unless I was rich, because if I had

to rent again, I need to buy all the stuff

again, wouldn't I?

Why did I rent over buying? Because I

don't have £20,000 for a deposit.

This place has a really bad vibe. That's

why you are so tired. Normally I see this

energy only in houses that are near a

cemetery. I don't know if the vibe's

bad. It's not near a cemetery,

it's near a nice river.

Nobody ditches their furniture and

equipment, they move it with them. Yeah,

but look at my history. I usually move to

a whole other country. I don't— normal

people just move within the same country.

I move to different countries like Japan,

to Thailand, to Korea, where I

have to just rebuy everything and not get

furniture.

The vibe is not cozy. Yeah, I know.

It's the damn floor. If only there was

carpet in the living room, it would be

fine.

I'm sure it'll look a lot better with a

sofa, and I don't

know, I mean, if I get all the furniture

and stuff and then decide later I want

carpet, it'll be a real pain having to

move everything out again.

And also, I don't know why my knuckles are

kind of swollen on my fingers

ever since I did that every shift.

My finger knuckles have kind of gone

weird.

Oh wow, thanks. Bark for 10 seconds and

I'll send you 20 more quid. Woof, woof,

woof, woof, woof,

woof, woof, woof, woof, woof,

woof, woof, woof, woof, woof. There, did

it. Where's my 20 quid? That was 10

Sellotape carpet samples to your feet.

That's actually a good idea. Because then

everywhere you go, you'll be treading on

the carpet.

Or I just get slippers. That would solve

the problem, wouldn't it?

Maybe the previous people just had

slippers on all the time. Am I

gonna work every day starting tomorrow?

Well, I can't tomorrow. Uh, the delivery

man's coming to pick up my futon and

tatami mat. I really need to get those

returned so I get my £400 back.

And then I've got the sofa coming, I don't

know, sometime next week. It said delivery

within 5 to 7 days.

And I've also got my bed frame from IKEA

coming on Tuesday,

so I've got to be at home. So

unfortunately I can't work this week.

Oh, I got signed up to Just Eat. They

approved everything and now I am a driver.

I don't understand Just Eats. Does anyone

know? So I thought it'd be like Uber Eats,

but you go on to— I need you to bark

louder. Oh wow, yeah, she gave me the £20.

Okay, what do you want me to do now?

Woof, woof, woof, woof,

woof, woof. Is that loud enough?

Saying, yeah, Just Eat's app is weird

because it's not like you press go online.

You have to select when you're available

for a shift. So you choose when you're

available for a shift, and then what?

You can't go anywhere you want because you

you can only. Do the shift in the area

that's highlighted.

Oh, what? The only area they have is north

of Plymouth.

Custom run.

Start time 5 PM, end time 6 PM,

and then you press accept run. This

delivery zone is currently busy. Careers.

Needed immediately. Order opportunity

high. I don't understand it. So I accept

it between the hours I've chosen and then

I go there and then what? It's like Uber

Eats. I get paid per delivery or what?

It's weird.

And then Every, they said,

please tell us your new address so we can

give you your new manager.

So I'm waiting for Monday for that.

Yeah, maybe Just Eats makes more money

than Uber Eats, I don't know.

And I still need to go to that McDonald's

to test it out for Uber Eats,

but first I need my sofa and I need my bed

and I need my heater so I can make it nice

and cozy for next time Sunny comes over.

Thought you ditched every— yeah, but if If

they give me routes around this area,

it'll be really easy. I saw the Amazon

man come to deliver my futon and I was

thinking, oh my God, you are so lucky

doing Amazon Flex in this area. This looks

so easy. God, I wish I had Amazon

Flex.

So, um, yeah, that's my plan.

Uber Eats, see what that's like. Give Just

Eat a try, although the app kind of

confuses me. And then maybe try get back

on Every, because if they just give me a

part-time shift, easy route around where I

live, it should be easy.

And also, if any B liveries pop up, I'll

grab those and I'll make— hopefully I'll

make £50-60. Have you received any

housewarming gifts since you moved? Maybe

ask your mum to gift you carpeting. What

did Sabi think of you getting back with

McLoggs? She said you should NTB with

someone who swears at you. Uh, she hasn't

said anything, but I guess she knows. My

mum knows.

No, I didn't get any gifts, although Sunny

got me this. It's like a fake cup

noodle thing, and you plug it in and it

humidifies the room. Smoke or

steam comes out of the funnel.

I don't know. How am I going to

use that if I'm going to humidify

something?

Maybe if it gets dry in the air.

Get 3 portable oil radiators.

I feel like it would take 3 to heat up

this room, but do you know how expensive

they are? On the max setting,

2,500 watts is the energy usage.

If your energy bill is— if your energy

rates are 24p per kilowatt and it's 2.5

kilowatts per hour, you're gonna be

spending 60p an hour. So if you had it on

all day, it would cost like £7 a day.

I don't know if you'd have it on all day

though. You would just have it on to heat

up the room and then trap the heat in the

room. The problem is with this place,

there's no door there, and we've got

this conservatory here, but I've got

curtains that might keep the heat in.

It's gonna be tricky.

Also, I've got these skin rashes all over

my arms. It's really itchy and dry. It's

flaking as well.

Not very nice.

What's up with your Path of Exile videos?

Like you don't care anymore. Yeah, I'm so

fed up making those videos. It's so

boring. I have to play the game tomorrow

to make another 3 videos and I just can't

be bothered. The game sucks.

All the builds are rubbish apart from one

build, which is really good, and then you

don't use the other builds. The gameplay

is just all the same, repetitive.

I'm so bored of doing it. Are they gonna

pay me anyway? I don't think— I

mean, I don't know if the views get so low

and they'll be like, oh, sorry, Your views

are too low now.

I feel a bit sad because when I thought me

and Sunny broke up, I cut up the purikura

photo we took in Japan. Do you remember?

We did it on stream. We took the purikura,

purikura, and I also cut up the

Polaroid picture of us together. When I

bought her the camera and I put it in the

bin. I thought we were really finished. I

actually thought we were completely over.

I started putting her stuff in the bin.

This electric blanket's screwed. I don't

know what's happened to it. It keeps

turning itself off. I have to keep turning

it on again.

It was a nice picture of us. I feel

annoyed now. Sunny will never

join the livestream again because everyone

hates her in your chat now. Yeah,

um, she doesn't— she says she doesn't

really want to be part of the channel

anymore. I kind

of messed up making people hate her, I

guess. But even before that, people were

mean to her.

So she doesn't want to be on camera, but

she doesn't mind her voice being in the

video. You guys ruined

it. That's why no one wants to be on my

channel. You guys always just bully them

off.

You killed her on the channel. Yeah,

maybe I made her look bad by

telling everything, saying everything that

Did you return to her? I thought it was

old footage. No, it's new footage. It

happened after we got back together.

Yeah, we talked over the phone, then she

came over the next day, and then we went

to IKEA.

I feel I'm going to get sick in this house

from how cold it is.

How's Vasta doing? Um,

on her little profile online,

it says she's a real estate property

manager. She was doing that when we were

together. She was doing this job where

she's got to find housing

for foreigners, like link them up

with a place to live. And then she would

do viewings and she was always on the

phone doing these phone meetings. And then

even during dinner, she'd be listening to

some kind of meeting. It was really

annoying. She was just glued to her phone

the whole time. They always had these,

like, meetings where

they would teach you how to sell. I don't

know, like a cult thing.

So I would be having dinner with the TV

on. She would have her earphones in,

listening to some meetings. Really

annoying.

I hate when people are on their phones all

the time.

Just go upstairs. Yeah, I mean, I feel

like it's going to get to the point where

I have to go upstairs into the bedroom.

It just feels really annoying because I'm

paying all this money to have this nice

house and then I'm just going to sit in

the tiny bedroom.

No, Sunny's not here now. She went home.

She'll be back in a few days.

I've got this footrest as well that comes

with the chair, built in.

It's quite good to get my feet off the

so now I can sit like this.

Oh yeah, oh, oh, that's nice.

I look like I'm a homeless person inside

of a house. I've already got rugs.

But there's not enough rug to fill the

whole floor. I have to get loads of— it'll

just look ugly, won't it?

Freezing in my house. It's actually warmer

outside. When I stepped outside to get

something out of my car, it was warm and

nice.

No, I don't have central heating. There's

plug-in radiators screwed to the wall.

There's one in the conservatory. I was

thinking maybe I could unscrew it and take

it off and bring it in here. It wouldn't

be attached to the wall, wouldn't it? I

mean, there won't be any wires attached to

the wall. It's just attached to the wall

by these metal brackets and then plugged

in. I could unscrew them,

but it seems like too much work. I'll just

get my own one. Off Amazon. I get the

plug-in radiator. Oh, this is nice.

Your landlord will have to spend a lot of

money upgrading the EPC soon.

What, is he going to come in here and be

like, I got to upgrade the EPC You're

gonna have to get out for 2 months.

Can they do that? What if they have to do

major work on the property and they've got

a tenant living there? What, what happens?

They can't just kick me out. Or what,

they just say, oh, here's a couple

thousand pounds for the rent, go and get a

Can't— can do it while you're in. Do you

mean can't or can? How would they do

the work if I'm living here?

Well, I don't know what they would do to

make central heating work. They would have

to put in all these pipes and then connect

radiators. And drill holes everywhere

because the pipes would have to go along

the skirting board, I guess.

Do you think electric heating is the worst

way to heat a house? I thought oil was

pretty expensive.

I thought your plan was to be a landlord

owning one of these little houses.

Yeah. I mean, I could still do that if my

mum lets me borrow like £10,000-£15,000.

Good luck with the electric bill.

Yeah, well, I'm going to get the EV tariff

and I'll just blast the heating at night.

But you won't get a good place that's

100k. It'll be a horrible place that needs

a lot of work. So you would need to get a

place that, that costs at least 200k, and

then you would need a 20% deposit, which

would be about 40k, wouldn't it?

So you need 40k cash to put down a

deposit. And then you need like £5K for

legal fees, solicitors, drafting stuff.

And then you'll be able to get a

buy-to-let property.

And then it's got to be all up to

standards. And then you got to rent it out

using an agency. Such a headache.

And then how long— you spend so much

money, you're not going to make any

profit. Until like 20 years and then you

finally own the house. But you own the

house by using

the rental income to pay for it. But

that's like a 20-year investment.

I feel like if you had $40K cash and your

timeline horizon was 20 years, just put it

in the stock market.

And then rent a place to live. It's all

different ways of investing, isn't it?

You could put the money in stock market,

you could put it into real estate, you

could put it into solar panels, you could

put it into a pension pot.

Housing has so much So many headaches.

Tenants can be bad tenants.

You're in £28,000 debt.

Well, it's not really like that because I

haven't paid upfront £14K for the

car. It's like a monthly payment thing.

Yeah, in 4 years I would have £14K if I

didn't— if I wasn't paying for the car

But then I wouldn't have a car.

Did I sell some of my stocks to pay off

loans? My plan is if Barrick

Gold can get back over $20, I will sell

off £1,500 worth. Right now it's worth

about £4,100. If it can get back over

$20, it'll be worth about £5,500. I would

then sell £1,500, leaving £4,000 in.

Now, if it keeps going up, that's fine. I

will leave it in there. If it crashes or

goes down, then I'll be like, oh, thank

God I sold £1,500 worth and I could buy

it, buy back in. A lower price.

I don't think it's going to go down

anymore. All the bad stuff has already

happened. And Barrick

Gold earnings is on the 12th. I think

they're going to have good earnings and

they're going to do buybacks. The Mali

thing is basically priced in. And all they

need to do is come up with a resolution,

then the stock's going to go ballistic.

Don't even need to work.

I could pay off all the debt, credit card

debt, using just Barrick Gold. And then

all I need to do is make enough money to

pay off the rent and stuff like that. And

then my mum, I guess, needs to be paid

back eventually.

The car repair? What, the tiny little

scratch? I don't know why people are

making such a big fuss over it. I'm just

gonna get some tape and put it over the

scratch so it doesn't rust.

Obviously wear and tear is factored into

the contract.

And if I was gonna sell the car back to

the finance company, I would get it fixed

before I get it checked out.

But I'm not gonna give them back the car.

It's my car. I'm gonna buy it out. I don't

really care about a scratch. My main

concern is the slow puncture in the back

left wheel. Probably gonna need to get a

new tire at some point, unless the

puncture just heals itself. I need to pump

the tire every few weeks before it starts

beeping. I pump it up to 34 PSI. After a

few weeks, it deflates back down to about

31 or 32, and then I've got to pump it

again. What if I just put super glue on

it? The thing is, I don't know where the

puncture is. It could be anywhere.

Your logic is IKEA, Amazon, credit card

debt is the only debt you have. Car is

monthly payment. Mum can be paid back.

Yeah, basically the most urgent debt is

the credit card. The car stuff is just

monthly payments on a payment plan.

And my mum, well, she's understanding.

If I got any money left over, I'll send a

couple hundred her way.

God, I don't feel good.

I feel weird.

Like, I feel tired and cold and not

cozy. And I kind of miss my bedroom, to be

honest. I miss my bedroom in my house,

nice and warm. Miss the sofa,

watch Channel 4 News, eat my mum's dinner.

Pushkin comes, sits next to you.

I miss my house. Now I've got to

sit in this echoey freezing cold floor

tile place.

My problem is every time I've moved