SPECIAL McDonald's clubhouse Burger

I just arrived at my new Airbnb after

about 6 hours traveling on the train.

I was on the train for nearly 6 hours,

cut straight through the middle of

Germany, saw a lot of the countryside.

Just got to my new Airbnb. Don't know if I

want to show you it yet. Maybe I'll

save the Airbnb tour for the next video.

Well, I couldn't go shopping because it's

Sunday and in Germany everything's closed

on Sunday, so I could only get McDonald's

and this has to last me for the rest of

the day because I don't really feel like

going back out to do more shopping.

I got chips and An apple

tash. Apple tash.

And I got chicken nuggets, and I got this

new burger which I've never tried before.

It's called a— why is it all black?

It's called a Clubhouse. It looks much

better in the picture.

Let me take the thumbnail first.

There we go. Beautiful. So this

looks absolutely nothing like the picture.

Look at that. It's kind of like YouTube

videos, isn't it? You see the thumbnail

and it looks really good, then you click

on the video and it's just clickbait

rubbish. Same thing with McDonald's. They

have a really nice picture for the advert,

and then the real thing doesn't look too

great, does it? Well, maybe it tastes

Hmm, tastes very dry and hard.

Sorry, I was just so hungry I accidentally

ate and needed all of it without recording

anything. Wow,

this is my second McDonald's meal today.

For breakfast when I left the hotel, I

had, um, I had a cheeseburger and chips.

And then for my second meal, I had this.

McDonald's is really saving my life

because it's the only restaurant that has

touchscreen menus And you can order food

without having to talk to anyone. I went

to KFC, but they didn't have them. I went

to Burger King, they didn't have them

either. In Korea, if you go to Burger King

or KFC, they have touchscreen menus, but

not here, just McDonald's.

Oh, thank God for McDonald's, otherwise

I'd probably be starving.

I don't know why, but I'm, I'm talking to

people less and less. I barely even say

thank you now or say hello when they say

hello to me. It's getting really bad.

I just don't feel like talking to people

when I buy food. I just want to pay, get

my stuff, go home. Why can't they

get robots to do this work?

So this is going to be my last Airbnb,

and then I'm going back to England,

probably end of July,

because I have to go to the dentist back

home in England. Get my eyes sorted out as

well, and I don't really have any reason

to stay here any longer.

So I thought I would splash out on the

last Airbnb, get a nice place, because the

last hotel was really shit. It was like a

prison cell, so small, didn't have any

facilities like a kettle or kitchen.

Look at that kitchen I've got. I'm gonna

do some cooking.

So this place costs £800

for 2 weeks,

roughly. So I think it's a pretty good

price. £800 for 2 weeks. If I

stayed for a whole month, it'd be £1,600.

I could afford that even,

even with my dying YouTube channel. I

could still afford $1,600 a month.

I could live in a place like this. Now I

guess I can show you.

I'll just show you the living area. Look

at that TV, it's huge! It's like 50

inches. I've never seen a TV that big

before. And that sofa.

I'd love to live in a place like this.

Maybe I should stop traveling, stop

wasting my money on traveling to random

places, and just get my own place in

England. Nice place, make it look nice,

decorate it, get a dog or a cat.

Maybe I'm getting too old for all this.

Traveling here, traveling there for no

real reason.

Yeah, I could see myself living here and

being happy.

And if I could afford the price it costs

as an Airbnb, I definitely could afford

the price it would cost as someone who's

just renting it as a person who lives

here. So I bet I'm paying way

more money than all the people who live

around in this area who are just normal

German people living here. I bet they pay

way less than I'm paying.

Yeah, I'm starting to rethink my whole way

of thinking. Do I just want to aimlessly

go around to different countries, or would

I like to have a nice place like this for

Hmm, decisions, decisions.

Maybe it's fun having your own place and

decorating it.

Hmm.

Also, this place is like a proper Airbnb.

It's not some random person's home.

I looked around in the cupboards and the

wardrobes and there's no stuff, no stuff

belonging to the owner. So I guess this is

like a proper business, not his actual

home.

And the check-in was so easy. He just left

a little box with a passcode, gave me the

number, and then I opened the number— I

used the number to open the box and the

key was inside. So easy. The first

Airbnb was rubbish because he gave the key

to some old Asian guy in a sushi

restaurant And he didn't speak English and

he barely spoke German. This young German

guy helped me translate, and the old

Asian guy was struggling to understand

what even the young German guy was saying

in German. So it

took a while for him to understand

that I needed the key. And then

the second Airbnb was fine, but I had to

meet the owner. And he gave me

the keys in person. But the whole little

lockbox with the passcode is such a good

idea. Wow, I'm full

up already just from that burger and a few

chips, and I've still got 6 McNuggets and

an apple tarte left. You know what's weird

about German train stations? No one checks

to see if you've got a ticket. I just

walked on the train and then walked off.

Didn't pay a ticket— for a ticket. And

there's no ticket barriers. In Japan, you

have to buy a ticket to get past the

barrier. Even in England, you have to buy

a ticket to get past the barrier. In

Germany, there's no ticket barrier and

you can just walk onto the train, walk

down to the platform, and there's ticket

machines on the platform, but you don't

have to buy one.

So I saved my money. I mean,

for legal reasons, I definitely did buy a

ticket, and I would never ride public

transport without paying. That— okay, so

my plans are tomorrow I need to go

shopping. I need to buy fruit. I need to

buy proper food ingredients to do some

cooking. I need to stop eating McDonald's

and these disgusting sandwiches. And I

want to buy some dumbbells so I can do

some lifting. I haven't done any lifting

in a while. I was thinking, should I

sign up to go to the gym or just buy some

dumbbells? I think buying dumbbells would

be easier and cheaper.

So hopefully they sell dumbbells nearby,

and then I guess I'll focus on making some

video topics because I think people are

getting bored with all the I'm in my new

Airbnb. Now I'm in a field. Now I'm doing

sightseeing. Now I'm sitting on a train.

I think I need to do some topics like

what it's like being an Asian man in

Germany or something like that.

5 annoying things about living in Germany.

I need to do some topics, I think. Yeah,

so those are my plans. I don't really have

much else to say. I need to get settled

into my new place.

And, um, yeah, see you next time.