[2019-01-16] Daniel's bedroom tour [PgWUlvEuplM]

Hello and welcome to my bedroom tour.

This is my bedroom in my parents' house in

England, and if you are a long-term viewer

of the channel since last year,

um, you might remember or you might notice

some of the things that I'm going to show

you in this room. I'm pretty sure that

most of you guys haven't seen the inside

of my room because I only had about 2,000

subscribers when I left England for Japan,

and I don't even know if those people are

still watching anymore. They're not here

anymore. Hey, we could play a game. How

about every time you recognize an item

that I'm going to show you, then you get 1

point, and then the person with the most

points, he's the, um, the most avid

viewer. Anyway, let's start off with

this. This says Daniel in Japanese. It's

written in hiragana, and it was actually

written by Saki, the Japanese girl.

Homestay Japanese girl who stayed at our

house about— oh, it's quite a long time

ago now, wasn't it? I think I was about 19

and I'm 29 now, so yeah, it was 10 years

ago. I wonder what happened to her.

Anyway, she made this for me since I was

learning Japanese at the time. Very nice

Japanese girl she was. She had black,

long, sleek hair. She had a very nice

figure. It's just that her face kind of

looked like a— anyway, let's open the

door. And this is my bedroom. Ta-da!

Welcome to my room. This is where I spent

many, many years and half of my childhood

in this bedroom. Didn't always look like

this. Used to have horrible carpet. At one

point the bed was facing this way and I

had a table here and I had another table

here and a TV. Me and my friends, me,

Jay, and Rob, used to play PlayStation. I

would sit by the radiator, leaning against

the radiator because it was warm. Anyway,

this is what the room currently looks

like. Carpeted. It's been repainted to

white, and we have gray curtains. Okay,

so first item, the tripod. Let's talk

about the tripod. Now, to any normal

person, this is just a regular tripod,

but actually I got this tripod from my

ex-Korean girlfriend. Found it in her

apartment, and she wasn't using it, so I

took it. Let's see what we have on the

windowsill. We have this. I bought this to

keep wasps out of my room. I used to hang

it above the window to stop bees and wasps

coming in. I hate bees and wasps, they

really scare me. And this appears to be a

razor and cream set from Japan, from a

hotel. This might— oh, this is the APA

Hotel I stayed at when I went to see the

single mother Japanese girlfriend. And

this is my workstation. It's not usually

this messy. I'm pretty sure I cleaned it,

cleared it all nice and neatly before I

left for Japan, but when I came back home

it was just in a complete mess. So there's

lots of things on this workstation that I

can talk about. I put this table together

myself. I bought it on Amazon about 11

years ago when I bought my first computer.

So let's have a look at the table.

We have our Japanese language certificate.

Japanese Language Proficiency Level 2,

Daniel Lord, certifying that the person

named above has passed Level 2. Yeah, it

took me a lot of studying to, to pass this

exam. Oh, we have mosquito

balm. Now this mosquito balm was given to

me by the Taiwanese girl when I went to

Taiwan. I got bitten a lot and she bought

me this. Very nice of her. I have a

bearded colonel tin can.

Used to have razor blades in them, inside

of it. And, uh, let's have a look at this.

So this is the fluffy toy that I bought

in Japan when I was seeing the single

mother. And I mentioned it in the video

before when I talked about the single

mother, and I, I lied. I said I bought it—

I said I bought it for the single mother's

daughter when actually I bought it for

myself. And I let her play with it for a

bit and then I took it home. So if you

switch it on and you talk,

it repeats what you say in a

higher-pitched voice. It's quite,

quite entertaining, I guess.

Okay, moving on, we have this Japanese

dialects book. And this is

a book full of different Japanese

dialects, how to say things in, in

different dialects. And I got this from

Sayaka, my first Japanese girlfriend who I

met online. Didn't actually ever meet her

in real life. She gave me this as a gift,

and, and then she dumped me for a white

guy who lives in Czech Republic, and then

she married him and had his baby. And this

is my bottle of Jack Daniel's. As you can

see, it's empty. I used to take a swig of

this every time I started making a video.

I thought it would help me be more

confident. Didn't really work. And over

here we have a box of Christmas cards. I

bought this at the petrol station when I

was working there because I wanted to

write Christmas cards to everyone who I

worked with, and I wrote funny little

messages inside of every card and I gave,

gave it to them. These are,

um, little pads that warm up and then you

stick them to your body and, and they keep

you warm. My dad bought them for me for

Christmas 2 years ago. It's not a very

good Christmas present, to be honest. We

have my computer. I had a dual monitor

setup with a nice keyboard. I had a nice

mouse as well, and I had some nice

speakers with a big subwoofer. And this is

my computer. Core i5, GTX 1060,

16GB of RAM, water-cooled, of course.

It's getting a bit old now, but it's,

it's still a good computer, and I spent a

lot of money on it. Here we have some

Korean books that my ex-Korean girlfriend

got me. This is a— an old hard drive.

More Korean books.

More Korean books, and no, I haven't read

any of them. I think I read about 5 pages

of this one, then I gave up. Here we have

the penis lamp. Not sure if you remember

this. It changes colors. There's lots of

different colors you can set it to. I used

to use this in the background of my videos

to try and add some, you know, lights in

the background. This is my old graphics

card. Ouch. This is my old graphics card,

GTX 750 Ti. It's a very good graphics

card. I replaced it, upgraded it with a

1060, which is in here. Oh look, it's the

box I made when I was a school kid. We

made this in technology class.

I think I was 14. It's a nice box.

I've got a phone case for my LG G5, which

I, I don't use. It's a name,

name card for my cousin's wedding.

And the menu, it's a bit faded, but it

says sweet chili smoked salmon and cod

fish cakes. That's a coincidence, I had

smoked salmon just now. Oh look, there's a

photo of me.

Oh, I found my, um, little frog

strap thing. My ex-Korean girlfriend got

me this. Uh, this is my old MP3 player.

Not sure if there's music on it. Might,

might still have music on it. And my

ex-Korean girlfriend got me this as well.

My ex-Korean girlfriend got me a lot of

things. And what do we have in this

drawer? We have a photo of— oh, that's the

single mother girlfriend. It's one of

those printout photos you get in Japan.

That's me, that's her, and that's her

daughter.

We have a stick of Fury HyperX

RAM, photo of Korea,

orange glove,

this load of junk, and more hand warmers

that my dad got me for Christmas. And down

below we have a book about

Star Wars Rogue One. I think I read I

read about a quarter of it and then I gave

up. I have a book about Steve Jobs.

My sister got this for me 2 Christmases

ago. I didn't read much. I read about 5

pages. I'm not really into reading, if

you've noticed. I'm not sure if you've

noticed or not. Here's a photo of me when

I was in primary school.

I think I was about 9 or 10 years old.

And here's my orange beard. My orange

fake beard. If you're a member of my

Discord server, you might recognize this

orange beard because my profile picture on

Discord is me wearing it. And we have a

little sketchbook here just full of ugly

faces. I'm not very good at drawing pretty

faces. Oh, and I started writing a little

comic about rats. It's a bit, it's a bit

depressing. Look at the story. Don't pack

too much, okay? None of those comic book

things. Yes, Dad. Sorry, son, Mum won't be

coming back. The cat got her. Now be a

good lad and pack your things. What a

lovely story.

Oh, this is one of my favorite stories.

When I was a child, my dad read this to me

and my sister. Who Hoo-Hoo's Party is

really interesting. It's about an owl and

he befriends all the little animals in the

woods and he invites them to a dinner

party, but he was actually going— planning

on eating them and serving them to his owl

friends, but they find out his plan and

they manage to escape. It's a really dark

story actually for a child. It's a good

book.

This is my fake mustache I used to wear

during livestreams last year in July or

September. Oh look, I have my school

report from when I was at primary school,

1999-2000. Attendance record. I only

missed one day of school. And the

teacher wrote some comments about my

progress.

English. Daniel is a fluent reader and can

write detailed answers to comprehension—

comprehensive questions, showing good

understanding of text, information, and

creative writing. Planning and drafting

shows a good grasp of spelling, grammar,

and punctuation, but Daniel sometimes

lacks the confidence to develop his

writing with the length and detail

necessary for a good mark. This should

come with maturity. Daniel has gained

confidence when speaking. Oh, thank you.

Areas to develop: Daniel needs to

concentrate on problem solving in maths.

He has the necessary skills but lacks the

confidence needed for success. And there's

more subjects: history, geography, art.

Daniel has revealed an artistic talent in

his copy of a Van Gogh painting. It was

carefully and accurately drawn. Completed

with successful use of color and texture.

Music: we have learnt some of the songs

from Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor

Dreamcoat. History: we studied the ancient

Greeks and how we can use their ideas

today. Daniel has enjoyed learning about

Greek myths and legends. Daniel's

designing and— and I'm not

sure what that says— designing and making

skills are well developed. And he is able

to adapt his designs.

It's really hard to read her writing.

General comments: Daniel has shown that he

is a very capable pupil, and I hope that

he has gained confidence this year. He has

taken a more active role in the classroom

recently and has revealed a good sense of

humor. Thanks. I wish him every success at

his new school. And the headteacher wrote

something as well. Your capabilities are

far greater than you let on, Daniel. You

really do have the ability to succeed in

your new school. Mr. Thomas! Ah, I

remember him. Well, unfortunately,

um, Daniel went on to his new school and

then he got bullied for about 5 years,

which crippled his social skills and made

him hate people, and now he's a weirdo who

makes videos on YouTube. So I'm sorry to

disappoint you, Mr. Thomas. And this is

the last drawer. I have a lot of memorable

things in here. This is another Korean

videotape drama TV show that my ex gave to

me. Didn't watch it. I don't have a video

player. It's, it's not 1990. We use CDs.

Well, we used CDs back then. I don't think

we even have a videotape player anymore.

And this is a goodbye, goodbye card that

the bisexual Japanese guy who gave me a BJ

in the park made for me when I left Japan

for the second time.

And in here they've written lots of nice

things for me. We'll miss you, Daniel,

from Warabi JNF House 2012. And they wrote

a bunch of messages. Oh look, Dennis,

that's his email address. Uh, they've

written lots of messages. Some messages

are in English, uh, some are in Japanese.

Daniel, it was a pleasure to have you as a

friend even though we didn't know each

other for a long time, but I wish we'll

meet up as soon as possible. If I have a

chance to visit England, you must be my

tour guide. Never heard from her ever

again. She was quite cute actually.

There's this Japanese guy, he put his

photo in it for some reason. And there's

also this Japanese girl, she put her

photo. Her photo— in her photo she looks

quite cute, but she doesn't look that cute

in real life. She was actually maybe a 4

out of 10. And the bisexual Japanese guy,

he wrote this message. It's all in

Japanese. You can try and read it if you

want. I don't really feel like reading it.

This message is from Adam. He was one of

my best friends at the guest house. He was

this American guy from Pennsylvania. Then

he, um, ghosted me on Facebook, so he's a

bit of a dick. Anyway, he was nice back

then. Effort is one of the keys to

success. Without it, success— he spelled

success wrong— without it, success cannot

be obtained. Don't give up and good luck.

Your friend, Adam. Yeah,

such a good friend he was, ghosting me on

Facebook. I also have knife

sharpeners I didn't manage to sell. I used

to sell knife sharpeners on eBay for a bit

of time back, back in the day. I used to

do some selling. Oh look, more photos of

me. This is when I went to Cornwallis

Secondary School. I look a bit Weird.

And I've got a pimple. See, I was already

getting pimples even when I was very

young. This is a Korean birthday card for

my ex-Korean girlfriend. I have my exam

results, GCSE results here. Oh, I remember

this little package. There's lots of

photos of my ex. Oh, there's a photo of

me. She wrote this really long goodbye

message. I remember reading this at the

guest house on the day she left, and I was

just sitting there reading this crying.

Like a pussy. I mean, I was crying because

I was very upset that we had to part ways.

So she also wrote me another letter.

She liked writing letters to me for some

reason. She used to leave these little

notes as well around the guest house

saying stuff like, Daniel, we've gone out,

we'll be back, can you hang up the

laundry? Stuff like that. She wrote me

another birthday thing. I think it's

upside down.

More letters. Oh, there's a picture of us.

That's not her, that's her friend. She's

the one holding the camera, and that's me.

More birthday stuff. Birthday stuff.

Oh, there's a photo of us. Shit, I didn't

know I had this. I think she was about 35

or 36 back then. I don't think my wife

would be happy if she saw me with this.

And there's more photos of us.

Another Post-it note. And oh look,

there's more photos of us.

And that's our friend. Oh look,

it's a message, a letter from the bisexual

Japanese guy. He said, don't forget I'm

always your friend and I love you, and I

hope you always be happy wherever you may

stay. I will miss you, Daniel.

2014. He also wrote a very long message in

Japanese as well. And I

have my drawings. A lot of my drawings are

in here. There's this one,

this one,

this one. This one.

More drawings. This one's quite nice. I

like the cat. Oh,

I used to sell these watches. I used to

sell knockoff Hello Kitty and Superman,

Spider-Man watches on eBay. And this is a

photo album, but I'm not sure if I want to

show it to you because, um, there's a lot

of people's faces in it and, you know,

privacy and all that. This card is kind of

weird because I don't remember this girl

at all. Dear Daniel, hello, this is my

first letter to you. How have you been?

I'm pretty good. I feel autumn here and

there every day. How about England? Is it

very cold, right? Please take care of

yourself. Bye-bye from Kaori. Japanese

girl. I don't remember her.

This is the notebook I was using when I

was in Osaka for the first time in 2010

when I was learning Korean. A piece of

remember. Let's see what I was studying.

I was studying Korean and a bit of

Japanese. They're just my Korean

notes.

Oh, this is

a birthday card from my mum when I was in

Japan for the first time. To Daniel,

happy 21st birthday. Hope you have a

lovely time in Osaka. Take Sayuri for

dinner or lunch on your birthday. Sayuri

was my first ever proper girlfriend that I

actually met up in real life. Didn't last

very long. We broke up after about 5

weeks, I think. Precious memories.

Precious memories.

Precious memories. I think

that's everything I wanted to show you.

There's a lot of junk that doesn't really

have any sentimental meaning to me, so I

didn't bother showing it. That's my bed,

my table. I'm here for another 6

days, then I have to go back to Japan. I

don't want to go back. I like it here.