I moved back in with my wife [M6ng25dqgY8]

So today I'm moving out of the Airbnb.

And I know I booked this place for a whole

month and I was supposed to stay here for

a month, but it's just so boring here and

I don't really like, like it here that

much. And since me and my wife are getting

back together, I thought might as well

just move in back with her since her place

is a lot nicer, a lot bigger. I just feel

like there's absolutely no reason to stay

here when I could just move in back, move

back in with her. So So that's what I'm

doing. It's a little bit annoying that I

wasted £750 booking this place for the

entire month. I should have only booked a

week, but I wasn't sure if we were going

to get back together or not. At the time,

I thought booking it for a month would be

a good idea, but turns out it wasn't such

a great idea and wasted

a lot of money. I don't really want to

come back here again, so I think I'm just

gonna pack everything and have to pack my

wife's clothing as well that she left

here. I think I could just check out today

and then leave the apartment empty until

I'm supposed to check out. There's no rule

saying that I have to stay here.

I'm all packed up, ready to go.

Goodbye, Airbnb. Sorry I didn't stay for

Where is she?

My new home.

This is the kitchen,

and this is the bedroom slash living room.

And this is my woman.

Welcome home,

Daniel.

My apartment. Ours.

Our apartment now.

My old chair, my old computer chair, my

old lamp, a new computer.

The bathroom,

shower room. Oh, shower room is very nice.

Very modern looking. Nice mirror.

I'm so sleepy. Me and my wife stayed up

until 2 AM in the morning last night, and

then we had to wake up at 7 AM in the

morning, and she went to work. I woke up

with her because if I stayed in bed, I

would have ended up waking up at midday or

11 AM, and then I wouldn't be able to get

to sleep again until 2 AM in the morning,

and I don't want that. So I decided to

wake up with her, and then Maybe hopefully

I can get to bed earlier tonight. Anyway,

I'm in the new apartment now and it's very

nice. Can you see? I think this

is easily the best apartment that I've

been in with her. It's, it's not as big as

our second apartment. It's a bit bigger

than the first apartment, and as you can

see, the kitchen is huge! Look at that!

It's an actual kitchen. Instead of the

tiny little hole in the corridor which was

our previous kitchen in the first place we

stayed in. Do you remember that little

kitchen in the first place we lived in?

It was just— it was just half of this

counter inside of the hallway next to the

entrance, and it was horrible to cook in.

I think this apartment is kind of like the

Goldilocks, you know, the one right in the

middle, the one that's just right for us.

The The first apartment was too small and

too ugly. The second apartment was too big

and it kind of felt lonely. The place it

was in, the neighborhood felt kind of

depressing. I think the second apartment

was just too big and we didn't need all of

those extra rooms. We didn't need an extra

Japanese-style room. We never even used

it. And all the crows crowing all the time

was kind of annoying. So I think out of

all the places we lived in together, this

place is definitely the best one so far.

It's, it's not as big as the second one,

but it's, it's big enough for 2 people,

and I'm here by myself most of the time

anyway because she's at work and I'm at

home. I guess the problem with the first

place we lived in, it was just kind of

old. The building was old and it was right

behind a hospital, so sometimes when we

left the apartment, the place, we could

see patients who passed away getting

wheeled out of the back entrance of the

hospital. That was kind of depressing to

see. Everything's so nice here, even the

bathroom wash area. Look at it,

everything's brand new. It's like, it's

like staying in a hotel. My main complaint

so far would be there's this stupid person

who lives below us. I'm not sure if it's

directly below us or on the floor that's

below the floor below us, but there's this

annoying person who slams doors or the

windows really hard, and every time he

comes home around the evening, we can

start hearing all this banging. And every

time he slams the door, it makes the

entire building vibrate and shake. It's

just so annoying. Why does he need to slam

everything so violently? Maybe he's really

stressed out and angry after coming home

from work, and he's taking his anger out

on the doors and slamming them as hard as

he can. It's just so inconsiderate. You'd

think, oh, Japanese people are polite and

well-mannered and they think about others.

Not all of them do. There's always at

least one idiot in these apartments where

you have to live with a bunch of other

people in the same building. There's

always one idiot who, who doesn't care

about anyone else but himself and then

just makes a lot of noise and slams

things. Just close it like

that. Doesn't make any sound at all. I

don't even know how he's making so much

noise closing the doors because there's

these little rubber pads. Oh, it does

make quite a loud noise actually. Lots of

closets, very nice closet

area, and there's more storage here.

Lots of storage. Oh, let me show you the

toilet. The toilet is really brand new and

high-tech. Look at this toilet.

Very nice heated seat, has a little

water thing that sprays your bottom, and

there's a tap here you can wash your

hands. Also, the internet here is really

good. Look at this, 60.7 download speed

and then an upload speed of around 9. 68,

71, 76. 75! Whoa,

that is quick download speed.

76,

76.3. And then an upload speed of around—

yeah, the upload speed isn't that

impressive. It's good, but it's not

amazing. Usually it's around 9 or 10,

so I'm very, very happy with the internet

here. I remember when I first moved in

with my wife, first first moved into her

place, the first place we lived in, and

she didn't have any Wi-Fi set up in the

apartment. I was so shocked. How could you

live without Wi-Fi? And then I had to get

her to set Wi-Fi up in the place, and we

bought that little, the little white box

from SoftBank. Who remembers that? Back

then, 2017, November, December, when I was

in Japan, I was using a pocket Wi-Fi,

that little pocket Wi-Fi thing which had

terrible speeds. I think only the

long-term viewers here would remember

those days. Can't believe it's been 2

years. Anyway, so what are my plans now

I'm back in Japan, back with my wife? I'm

here as a tourist, so I don't have a visa,

and they only gave me a tourist visa

stamp. Well, it's not even a visa, they

just stamped my passport until the

beginning of September. So what I'm gonna

do is I'm gonna try and get my tourist

stay extended by another 3 months like I

did 2 years ago at immigration,

and then I guess during that, that time,

uh, we have to go and try and get the

spouse visa again. Since my spouse visa

expired in May, I have to reapply for it.

I'm not sure if that's going to be

difficult or not, and I guess I just want

to get back into the swing of things

making videos, making content,

and I want to do more, more dates with my

wife going to different places in Japan

and making videos out of those because it

seems like people like those videos. And

now that I think about it, last year me

and my wife hardly went anywhere together.

We went to one place last year. You

remember that, um, traditional Japanese

inn? The traditional Japanese

inn place with the fancy bathtub? We also

went to Malaysia, but I don't really think

that counts. And then 2017, we went to

Hiroshima together. So since we've been

together, we've only gone traveling, or

we've only gone out to places 2 times:

Hiroshima and that traditional Japanese

inn place. And I kind of regret that. I

wish we went to more places, and for this

year, I would like to go to more places

with her. I guess that was mainly my

fault. I was just so lazy and I didn't

feel like going out anywhere. I just

wanted to stay at home and play video

games all the time, but I'm feeling more

adventurous. I'm feeling like I want to

explore places with her in Japan and make

videos about it. Ah, it's just so nice

having your own place to live in, having

your own permanent place to stay, and I

have all of my favourite things. Look,

she even kept the table that I bought when

we moved into the second place, and she

also kept my computer chair, which I'm

very glad to be able to sit back on. It's

very comfortable. We've also got the big

TV here, and she kept the Amazon Fire

Stick. Guess what? She's been watching

Netflix using my account the entire time

since we separated. It's just been logged

in. And who remembers this pillow?

Remember Christmas time? Some— someone who

watches my channel just randomly sent me a

really expensive nice pillow. Costs about

£100. She said I can just keep it. Oh,

and who remembers the electric fan? Oh,

the first time me and my wife had that

massive argument and I stormed out on her

and did a livestream and I was ranting

about her. That livestream happened about

an hour after we bought that electric fan.

Now that I think about it, it's so silly.

The reason why we had that massive

argument was basically because, well, we

were having dinner in a restaurant and I

told her that I became a verified model

on a certain adult website, and I thought

it was funny. She didn't think it was very

funny. She got very upset and then she

told me off. Ah, precious memories.

After that argument and after I stormed

out, I thought we were finished. I thought

I was never going to see her ever again.

2 years later, we're still together. Kind

of crazy, isn't it? After everything

that's happened. And there's a box of

things that used to belong to me. My hair

clippers that I bought right before, you

know, my dad got ill and we left. Didn't

even use these once. And she kept my,

my Blue Yeti Snowball microphone, which I

bought right before my dad got ill. Never

used it once. Oh, this is the Google Home

thing my sister got for me for Christmas.

Who remembers this? Don't really know

what to do with it though. Don't really

feel like it's really necessary to have a

Google Home. Maybe I'll find a way to use

it. And this is my iPad Pro Smart

Keyboard case. She sold my iPad Pro, but

for some reason she kept the keyboard case

which she bought for me for Christmas. I

have some random things like a USB hub,

the wireless phone charger thing I bought.

Oh look, my GameCube— I mean Nintendo

Switch GameCube style controller, which I

really didn't like. The buttons are too

rattly. I'm not sure what to do with this

microphone. I guess I could get some kind

of adapter and then plug it into my phone.

To make videos with good audio quality.

Anyway, this video is getting way too

long. I'm rambling on and on, so I think

I'm gonna let you go now, and I'll see you

next time. Have a nice day.