Why I Moved Back into my Mum’s House [WY72wpHej0U]

So I've kind of noticed that making videos

about Elden Ring doesn't get many views

anymore, and the trend has come to an end.

And it's been about 2 months since I came

back home from Manchester and Scotland,

and I haven't really made any personal

videos because I was too busy milking

Elden Ring. But now that Elden Ring

doesn't really work anymore, I think I'll

go back to milking myself. I've been back

home for a few months now, and I feel so

much better than I felt when I was living

in Manchester and Scotland. And I wanted

to talk about why I decided to move back

into my mum's house instead of getting my

own place in Scotland or somewhere else,

because I did quite like Scotland, but I

decided it would be better to come back

home. And main reason is mainly because I

just didn't really feel like there were

many benefits for living alone, and it was

very financially draining and mentally

draining, and I felt very lonely just

being alone all the time. We live in a

society where us men are heavily pressured

to move out and find our own place and

spread our own wings and leave the nest.

I don't think it's as important for women

because traditionally they stayed at home

with their families until the point that

they got married. As a man, I've always

been heavily criticized for not moving out

and not getting my own place and just

sitting in my bedroom I've spent the

majority of my life at home with my

parents, and for a lot of people, they

think that's sad and pathetic. The only

time I've attempted to leave my home is

whenever I went to Japan, but I would only

stay there for a few months before coming

back home. The longest I ever stayed away

from home was when I got married in Japan,

and that was for about a year and a half

before I became insanely homesick and

depressed. I became so homesick that I

even started to play Minecraft just so I

could rebuild my house so I could feel

like I'm there again. Maybe this is kind

of unusual, but I'm very attached to my

childhood. Childhood homes. I've had 2

childhood homes so far. The first one I

lived in until the age of 11, and then the

second one is this one that I lived in

since the age of 11. And I keep having

dreams about the first childhood home.

Usually either I'm outside of it trying to

get inside, or I'm inside of it but

everything inside has changed. One of my

dreams is to one day be able to buy that

house back so I could go back inside of

it, but unfortunately the value of the

house has tripled since we moved out of

it, and I don't make a lot of money. So

why did I try to out last year and go to

Manchester and get my own place when I

don't really feel like it's worth it.

Things just weren't going very well last

year with my dating life. I couldn't find

a girlfriend, and I was just wondering,

why don't women like me? Is there

something wrong with me? And I thought to

myself, well, people keep making fun of

me, calling me a loser for not living by

myself or not having my own place. And I

thought to myself, why don't I try moving

out and having my own place to see if it

makes any difference? It made no

difference. I wrote on all of my dating

app profiles that I'm finally independent.

I've got my own place, I live by myself,

and I live on the 29th floor in the

biggest skyscraper building in all of

Manchester, and no one cared. I took

pictures of myself in the place, I took

pictures of the view so I could brag about

it and put it on my profile. But after 6

months of going on dates, I couldn't even

get one girlfriend. I think I went on

about 7 dates, so on average I got one

date a month. So having my own place and

showing off my place in the pictures

really didn't help my situation by much.

Out of all of the dates I went on, only

one wanted to see me again, but I didn't

really like her, so I said no thanks. But

all of the other dates, some of them I did

kind of like, they either unmatched me,

they ghosted me, or they just told me

upfront, sorry, I'm not really interested

in you. So I came to the conclusion that

in general, women don't really care if I

have my own place or if I don't. It was a

very expensive and long experiment, but

basically I proved that there's no point

moving out and getting your own place

unless you either actually want to or

actually have to. I just didn't have women

lining up to check out my bachelor pad.

Didn't have women ask me back for second

dates. There's obviously something very

wrong with my dating strategy, but I just

don't think that my lack of having my own

property, my own house or place to live

in, I don't really feel like that's part

of the problem. And it's just really nice

to be back home again. It's really nice to

be back in my bedroom where I've had all

of these childhood memories and memories

from when I was a younger adult. And all

of the other buildings in the entire

world, they're just buildings. They're

just made out of concrete and glass and

metal. They're just objects. But for me

personally, a childhood home is more than

that. It's special and it has sentimental

value. Everything around us is constantly

changing. People come into our lives and

they leave them. Relationships start and

then they end and you get abandoned. You

have financial success, you have failures,

you make money, you lose money.

Everything just seems so temporary. But

with a family home, it is an unchanging

constant in a constantly changing world

that we live in. It's just so nice to have

physical object that reminds you of who

you are and reminds you that memories you

had in the past actually happened and have

a physical mark on the real world. For

example, there's a tree down in my garden

that has a big axe mark in it from when me

and Mina tried to chop it down. That tree

is special to me now. It's not just any

other tree. It has sentimental value and

emotional importance attached to its very

existence. I'd be very sad if anything

happened to that tree. Hello and welcome

back to another Cooking with Daniel.

Today I want to show you my new Cosori air

fryer, very nice piece of equipment. And

no, I'm not sponsored by Cosori, but I

just really like this. And if you want to

get one, you should use my link in the

description for my Amazon affiliates link.

And they give you this recipe book, and

there's many things you can make with your

air fryer. Today I don't know what to

make. I think I should be able to make a

grilled cheese sandwich inside of it. So

we've got 6-pack garlic butter and mature

cheddar cheese, bread, and ham. That

should be enough. So first of all, you

want to get your pieces of bread, and then

we want to start grating the cheese. But

first of all, we want to put the butter on

it, so get your broken ceramic knife, and

the butter is going to help the cheese

stick to the bread.

So just get some of the butter and spread

it on the bread like so.

And now that the butter is spread evenly

on the bread, now we can start grating the

cheese. Onto the bread. Now I like to

grate the cheese directly onto the bread

like this, but you may choose to grate it

onto a plate or maybe a chopping board if

you so desire.

And then you want to evenly spread the

cheese onto the bread.

And next we have our ham, and you might

want to cut the ham into little pieces so

it's more evenly spread over the cheese.

And then gently place it into the air

And using an air fryer is extremely easy.

You just want to place the stuff into the

basket and then you slide it in.

And then from the menu system Uh,

we choose what kind of food it is, and

there's temperatures and timers and all

that kind of stuff. And I think I'm going

to press the bread button, and it's going

to give us a preset time of 160 degrees

for 8 minutes. And then you just press

start, and that's all there is to it

really. And the great thing is,

if you get a bit worried about burning the

food inside you can always just pause it

like that and then check to see how it's

doing. Oh, it's not done anything.

And then we put it back in and press play.

My favorite thing about the design is that

they put these grooves in at the bottom so

you can easily pick it up if it's on a

surface without having to struggle like

that. Let's see if it's cooked

Now, hmm, it's going a bit brown.

Oh, it's actually crispy. Maybe it is

done. See if it's finished

or not. It's a bit hot, so be careful.

Hmm, well, it's kind of melted, but The

toast is getting a bit brown.

Um, yeah, I think that's cooked well

enough. I don't want to overcook the

toast.

That is how you make perfect

cheese and ham toasty.

Mmm, mmm, can really taste that garlic