My response to Nobita's apology to me

Hi, this is Daniel, and I just saw

Nobita's apology video that he made to me.

I was kind of surprised that he made one.

I thought he would just ignore me. He made

a 5-minute-long video in Japanese

explaining why he gave me a copyright

strike, and he also sent me a very, very

long email explaining everything. I'm not

going to read out the email because number

one, it's very long, and number two, it's

basically the same as what he says in his

video to me. Now initially, I thought the

reason why he gave me a copyright strike

was because he hated me for some reason,

but when I found out the true reason why

he gave me a copyright strike, it, it kind

of hurt my feelings a little bit. He

basically says that the reason why he gave

me a copyright strike was because he

didn't want to be associated with me in

any way at all, and he didn't want to

appear in any of my videos, so he tried to

get the video taken down. And I feel like

this is worse than being hated. He doesn't

hate me, but he doesn't want to be

connected or associated with me in any way

at all that he would go to such lengths

to, to accomplish that. Do you know how

painful it is when someone tells you that

they don't want to have anything to do

with you? And I guess it just made me

realize that people don't like me. Even

other YouTubers, they don't like me.

Either they completely ignore me because

they don't want to be associated with me,

or they make videos criticizing me and

insulting me. I don't think there's been

any other YouTubers who have openly wanted

to be seen talking to me or have made

videos saying nice things about me, and it

hurts. Hurts my feelings, you know? Kind

of brings back all these memories of when

I was at school and And I was this loser

kid that no one wanted to be friends with.

And even if someone wanted to be friends

with me, they wouldn't be friends with me

because they were afraid of being

associated with me and then also being

bullied because everyone thought I was a

loser. And if you hanged out with me, if

you hung out with me, then you would also

be known as a loser. There used to be this

one kid I was friends with called Martin,

and he was over at my house one day. We

were playing together, and then a bunch of

other kids walked past my house and then

shouted at Martin, why are you hanging out

with that loser? And then he looked really

embarrassed, and I felt kind of

embarrassed for him. And after that

happened, Martin never came over to my

house ever again, and we kind of stopped

talking to each other. The unfortunate

thing is we live in a society where people

are judged based on who they they

associate themselves with, who they talk

to, who they're friends with. And I think

it's just, it's just kind of sad and

pathetic. Speaking as a human being,

I think it's kind of sad and pathetic that

we have this kind of culture in society.

So Nobita was saying that after he made

the video about me 6 months ago, he was

getting loads of really hateful emails and

messages. And I honestly don't know why

he's being such a big baby about it. I get

loads of insulting messages and comments

all the time. I don't start crying about

it. As of right now, I'm getting loads and

loads of really disgusting, horrible,

hateful comments from Nobita's fans. Am I

gonna start crying about it and take down

my videos about Nobita? No! No, because I

have a bit of a thick skin and I'm used to

being abused in this way, and I've gotten

to the point where I just don't care

anymore if people are gonna say mean

things about me. Say anything you want,

doesn't affect me. You can call me any

insults that exist in the dictionary, and

I really don't care. People are saying

Nobis is being the bigger man because he

apologized and he's explaining why and

he's owning up to it. It's not being the

bigger man. It's not difficult to just

stand there for five minutes and say,

"Guys, I'm really sorry. I made a mistake.

It was wrong of me. I shouldn't have done

that." Do you know how easy it is to just?

Pretend to be sorry and pretend you made a

mistake. I think it's kind of silly that

people think that they can just forgive

people just because they own up to their

mistakes or their wrongdoings. No, just

because they own up to it doesn't take

away from the fact that they did something

wrong. I just feel like I'm, I'm an

outcast everywhere I go, and I think this

kind of links into being mixed race. Even

in England, I don't look like an English

person, so I never felt like I'm I fitted

in here. I moved to Japan. I look kind of

like a Japanese person, but I don't feel

like one because I have Western values and

Western ways of thinking. Even on YouTube,

I feel like an outcast. No one likes me.

No one wants to be associated with me. If

anyone does, then they get criticized for,

for associating themselves with me, so

they're afraid of doing that. And I feel

as though it's kind of unjustified. I'm

not that bad of a person. I have flaws.

I'm not perfect. I do bad things

sometimes, but I'm not some kind of

criminal. I don't break the law. I just

kind of feel like I'm being unfairly

judged and unfairly criticized all of the

time. And just hearing how much Nobita

wanted to distance himself from me and

didn't want to have anything to do with me

hurt my feelings a little bit. Kind of

reminds me of the whole Chris Broad

incident when he messaged me after I made

a video about him. I don't think he cared

about me telling people where he was from.

He just didn't want people associating me

with him and ruining his squeaky clean,

perfect family-friendly brand. All people

care about at the end of the day is their

brand. Everything on YouTube, everything

about being a YouTuber is all just a

popularity contest and having a respect—

respectable brand that people like. And

YouTubers will do anything and everything

they can do to protect their own brand.

And if that means distancing themselves

from the likes of me, then that's what

they'll do. And I think that kind of

behavior is just kind of sad and pathetic.

And I also found out that Nobita didn't

even watch the video that I made that he

striked. I thought at least he watched the

video and was unhappy with what I said

about him, but to find out that he didn't

even watch the video before striking it it

kind of irritates me. It's just

unbelievable that someone would even

strike a video without even seeing it

first and seeing what I had to say about

him. What if I had positive, nice things

to say about him? He wouldn't even know

because he didn't even watch it. Anyway,

it's all water under the bridge now. I

guess I'll accept his apology, and I

probably won't be making any more videos

about him. So congratulations, Nobita,

you got what you wanted. And I guess I'm

just kind of upset a little bit that we

couldn't be friends.

Hello and welcome back to the 2nd episode

of Cooking in England. Today we're going

to be making chips, cheese, and gravy.

It's a very simple meal. I used to go to a

secondary school called the Corn Wallace

and they used to serve this for lunch—

chips, cheese, and gravy. It was one of

the meals we could choose from and today

I'm going to try my best to recreate that

meal. And we have McCain's

French fries. They're actually called

chips, not French fries. And we have Tesco

Edam cheese. This is actually the cheese

my dad used to eat. He always used to

slice up some cheese for lunch and make a

salad, or I'm not sure if he used to

put them in sandwiches or not. He might

have. Well, we still have 2 blocks of this

Edam cheese. I guess he bought them.

Oh, it says it expires in a few days. We

also have Arbisto gravy granules, and it's

very easy to make this. Instructions are

here. Just add boiling water and

then stir it, and then you get gravy.

So first things first, get your oven tray,

which should Should be in here, but it's

not in here.

Oh, it might be here. Oh, I found it!

First of all, preheat your oven. When it

comes to oven cooking, preheating is very

important. And then we

want to empty some chips out.

We don't want too many. That should

be enough, I think.

Spread them out a little bit so they cook

Now we're going to check to see if the

oven is heated up, and you can do this by

putting your hand inside.

And next we're going to grate some cheese

with our cheese grater.

When you're grating this type of cheese,

make sure you take off the red skin. You

don't want to eat this, tastes bad. And

then just get your cheese grater Start

grating. I guess this

would be easier if you just bought grated

cheese, then you wouldn't have to grate

it, but we don't have any grated cheese.

Just have lots of this cheese that my dad

used to eat. Even the smell kind of

reminds me of him.

Has a very, very cheesy smell.

The Cornwallis was a pretty good school

actually. Had a few friends there, but

unfortunately my granddad died and then we

moved into his house, which is here,

and this house is too far away from the

Cornwallis, so my dad had to move me to a

different school, and that different

school was a pretty crap school, and I

found it very difficult to make friends.

Oh well, it's all in the past now.

One of the sad things about the fridges is

we had to get rid of a lot of food that my

dad used to eat that we don't eat. For

example, there used to be a lot of

yoghurts here. They all Went off,

expired. And he used to have a lot of soya

milk here. He used to drink soya milk.

Might actually be this one.

He also had frozen chicken slices in the

freezer that he used to use for

sandwiches. We had to get rid of that.

Everything's just kind of depressing.

Meow meow. And there was a big bag of

apples down there that he was collecting

from the apple orchard. We had to chuck

all those away. I think these Branston

pickles are his as well. He used to have

Branston pickles when he made salads.

Okay, what's next? Um, we've prepared the

cheese, chips are cooking, we have to make

the gravy. Boil some water,

and then we just start stirring it,

and then put them onto a plate.

Okay, first things first, you— we are

going to add the gravy directly on top of

the chips.

Just sprinkle the cheese on top like this,

and it's done. Chips, cheese, and gravy.

Like I said, Very simple and easy to

make. Mm, very nice, tells you.