Steven is really intelligent! Emotionally and traditionally! Crazy to hear his actual self speak

I love how respectful steven was and didn’t make definite comments on things he wasn’t fully educated on

This energy mix is so strange

@smellybearc7411

11 ай бұрын

I was looking for this comment

"What language does Ireland speak?" Emotional damageeeeeeeee 🤨

@inreality9530

10 ай бұрын

"That's trivial knowledge which has been proven not to be associated with IQ!" lol! Such a funny exchange.

@artsycrafts2293

10 ай бұрын

Irish and English

@nacelnikprosiak1260

10 ай бұрын

​@@artsycrafts2293Irish is too hard for Irish people, they only learn english

@artsycrafts2293

10 ай бұрын

@@nacelnikprosiak1260 well as an person who lives in Ireland you still learn Irish in school and a few town speak full irish

@artsycrafts2293

10 ай бұрын

@@nacelnikprosiak1260 also Irish and English are there official languages

Thank you for having him on your show. 😊

@migalorsdarwin1930

11 ай бұрын

While true, Steven He is more deserving of this thank you

The stark difference in enthusiasm between the hosts and Steve is giving me emotional damage

@AJ-ds5gf

10 ай бұрын

Steven is exaggerating and playing up the enthusiasm tho.

Wow this was by FAR my favorite episode! I really like this guy. I have always laughed at the EMOTIONAL DAMAGE thing. But listening to him talk I very much wish him all his success. He is a genuinely happy person and very considerate. That was such a fun episode to listen to. I just chilled on my couch (which I rarely do) and listened to the entire show. Great episode. Wow. I feel very happy and calm right now.

I have a friend from Thailand who has only enough clothes to fit in a suitcase. If he buys new clothes he gives away his old clothes. He saved money like no one I’ve ever met. Never ate out unless he was treating you. And he’d work as much as our store would allow him to. His English wasn’t great and he couldn’t read well in English so he’d have me help him with his bank statements. I remember seeing him going from $1,000 to $5,000 in 3 months. He had to have saved almost every penny other than rent since we made about $2,500 per month where we worked

I can't even begin to describe how much I enjoyed this episode. When Steven talked about the dancing chef at the stall on his road to school, I had to pause because that was so impactful! Imagine how grateful people in foreign countries would be to live our lives.

It's so unique to see the real person behind a character. So much thought goes into the whole creation process. Great guest!

Oh my gods, this is hilarious! Love Graham’s embarrassment for Jack’s questions😅

I really liked hearing about his story and experience growing up. It's so radically different from what I experienced as a kid, but somehow, also the same in feeling. He brings a lot of joy to the world

Omg! Steven He is the ONLY ONE I have heard who shares my view on the whole glass half empty vs. Glass half full! Made my day!

People had always suggested donating leftover food when I did restaurant management. The issue is the storage and transportation of the food to a shelter. If anyone ate the food and got sick the restaurant could be held liable. If food sits out past a certain point or the temp gets out of range it could cause food poisoning and has to be tossed.

@aurelianspodarec2629

8 ай бұрын

Yeah, that's messed up isn't it. And people blame the restaurants for them tossing the food, instead of looking at the liabilities they could face and the fact people can get sick off tht food thus wasting even more money for an ambulance or grave person.

Finally got to finish the episode. This is definitely one I will go back to. So many gems. Love the perspective and the humor from such a unique life lived. Thank you for coming on the show!!!!

Steven has such contagious positive energy radiating off of him

I loved this one so much real and raw conversation! Keep up the awesome work all of you!

Such an underrated podcast, but much needed. Well done!!

love those money saving hacks!! (also, the $3 chipotle burrito isn’t patched yet 😉)

@therainbro

11 ай бұрын

You should be on the podcast next

@mikebarredo

11 ай бұрын

​@@therainbro I second that

@SocialMediaMoneyy

11 ай бұрын

@@mikebarredo i 3rd that

Awesome episode! Thank you for having him!

thanks for inviting Steven He and looking forward for ur next interviews

Wow! He seem so sweet, humble and FULL OF JOY! how cool!

Haha, that image you used of Dave Ramsey (with the voice bubble) is a thumbnail I made back in 2020 for a video. Awesome!

1:19:44 That is such a profound thought/saying. When I think about it, I can see why anger dissolves over time. I think, “what happened to you to act this way? I feel sad that you experienced that. It doesn’t excuse what you’ve done, but I can at least try to understand. I wish innocent/young you had a better life. I wish that can change for you in the future.”

Good Morning Everyone! I love this guy! He's hilarious!

I love how joyful Stephen is!

This is the first podcast I've ever lostened to or watch till the end and I'd give anything to have the exerience of watching this for the first time. A+ all across the board, entertaining, informative and captivating. Wish both channels bigger futures ahead

@theultimatewarlord69420

2 ай бұрын

Watch Uncle Roger's podcast interview with Two/Thirds - the podcasters being Jelly and SlogoMan, and why it's "2/3" is because Kwebbelkop was exiled from the group long ago. It was funny all throughout, but got so hilarious near the end before Nigel Ng changed into Uncle Roger, and I watched it the whole way through. I recommend that you should watch that podcast!

This was a really really great podcast!!!

This interview is straight clout for our coffee connoisseurs running the show

Steven and Graham the best of two worlds 👏

had to click as soon as i saw him, thanks Jack and Graham!

THIS WAS SO GOOD! 😂Especially the discussions of the *life hacks*

Being able to afford to eat meat everyday is such an underrated blessing. I remember those days where we couldn’t. Hardly ever having fresh fruit like strawberries. Having central air was a rich person thing. I remember being happy with what I had though. As long as I could ride my bike & see friends I was happy.

I love steven's vibe. He is quite an open minded person

In china they have relaxed on the one child policy due to the upcoming collapse in population but when it was in place if you were wealthy or in the government you could pay for the extra kids if not you would be forced to undergo a baby deletion and then you would be sterilized.

I always use the emotional damage soundclip throughout my week 😂

This entire podcast was amazing and hilarious.

So good!

Such a Great episode💯 Could not stop laughing😂 ….Jack, you gotta spend some of that $600k+ and do some international traveling😂

Great talk

Good interview.

Very Interesting Life this guy lived you never really know what people have been through till you hear their Story!!!

Steven He resonates not only to Chinese but any other immigrant moving to a new country in the West

The guests on this podcast have been awesome!

I used to live in Suzhou 蘇州 2002-2006. I revisited there 2018. That place was a totally different world. Everything developed, everything has changed.

@1:06:00 I think the racism that we encounter in those situations of "being racist against the group your intrinsically a part of" comes from viewing someone as a part of the group, and not as an individual. Which is wrong. The "group" doesn't have feelings to hurt, but individual people do, and when we reduce someone to the narrow intersection of their personhood and group identity, it's really hurtful. And the heck of it that's often unintentional.

40:22 look at the guy on the left contemplating life choices and when this talk will end 😅 next get uncle Rogers on here

Such a great storyteller!

Yep definitely want to see the new ones

Having grown up in China as well I find so many of Steven's stories so relatable 😆

This guy and the things he says man, really cool

I love getting to know more about Steven!! Interesting about the whole animal thing. My dad grew up on a pig farm, do he has a similar view as Steven. He would go out and feed a pig that would be on the table for Sunday dinner. To look at it through the lenz of culture and abundance vs necessity, I think that's really true. He such an open guy, I'd love to see more influential people like him!

I really like this episode

I believe that to be accurate as well. Everyone is born with good intentions in their heart. Life molds us to be A holes or somewhere in between…

LEGEND ❤

He is amazing!!

Great video

Living on my own I am so modest I can't believe how my parents were able to to provide me with so much as a kid that you don't even know at the time

On the restaurants giving away food to the homeless shelters, they all stop doing that because if there’s ever a problem, they then get sued, because so many people are looking out for a hand out

47:50 Great guest and amazing story. Keep it up Graham, I feel each podcast Jack gets a little smarter 😂

My favorite game to play while watching interviews with Stephen is "where's the Irish accent?" Because in random words it comes out and I love it.

The glass half empty / half full bit at the end about perspective blew my mind lol

Really good show, sub.

@40:59 I understand Graham, the thing is. Most of us find being a content creator as intangible. Yes it is possible to become an influencer but it will take time. It can take 2-3 years to maybe 5 plus years. Now a side hustle means to me. If I can apply for a job: it means i already have what I need and possibly the experience to get that side Job. It offers flexibility and a sustained hourly wage or paycheck. It has a means to an end. It provides me with the hope to cancel debt, save a few extra $$, or possibly early retirement. For me personally, it’s helping me pay off debt, save money 💵, and staying afloat.

He’s hilarious. 😊

Steven is totally hilarious!

This video gave me emotional uplifting

New episodes please interview Steven's Dad & his cousin Timmy😅

I love the setup! is it a temporary setup?

"my defence mechanism is acting stupid"....this is soo accurately relatable

That was some instant improve

Steven really enjoyed himself while the other dudes were like sure…

41:25 Oddly enough, depending on when you found the creator and how much of their stuff you have watched, I have noticed KZread recently recommend a lot of content from a year or two ago. I think it also heavily relies on how much content the channel has available, so if you have someone that does daily content you might not see those pop as much as let's say a weekly podcast like this.

Please give your visitors gifts at the end of the podcasts. The conclusion of your podcast always feel a bit underwhelming for me personally. I think it would be a great way to wrap up the podcast without making it look like it was just an exchange. Anyway, just a suggestion ❤️

You should have a “young Jamie” equivalent to look stuff up on the fly to provide on the spot contextual information instead of pure conjecture whenever a subject is in question.

Graham and Jack need some vitamin D!! Looking a bit pale and sickly boys. Hope you're not burning out. Stay healthy and rest up!

EVEN if as Jack speculates, some people are born differently (as he says ‘evil’), then it is still not something they chose, hence, they are still victims of their circumstance.

There's a Scottish comedian, Billy Connelly. He survived a horrific childhood, but he was one of the funniest men I've ever seen. It seems to be a common denominator that the rougher the childhood the funnier the adult. My example of Billy Connelly is just one example of a comedians tough childhood, there's others

As a Nigerian, I can relate to a lot of the off-brand stuff and the DVD stuff xD

Let’s go!

So beautiful

In Poland we have a special desert that bakeries make from trimed peaces of cake and the leftovers. They add a little bit of alkohol ‚just in case’. I loved it, we bought it with my high school friends almost every day on our way to school or from school.

I love how carefully they tip toed around the horror that was the one child policy. China is a nighmare

😂 I literally have a dino flosser in my hand about to use it as I was listening to about how Graham reuses his dino flossers. 😅

he is great !!!

“A child is born, with a heart of gold, the way of the world, makes his heart grow cold.” - Earth Wind & Fire. 🎶

To Uncle Roger English dude is fucking awesome.

Re the expensive cars that young Chinese Americans often have, this is what I learned. I was a Lyft Driver in San Francisco from 2015-2020, the city in the US with the highest Chinese population. (Stats: Bay Area is 8% Chinese, SF is 22% Chinese, Bay Area is 30% Asian, 53% of Bay Area Asians are Chinese. Santa Clara county, aka Silicon Valley, has an Asian population of 39%, making it the largest group.) Many of the young, first gen Chinese residents, whose parents emigrated to the US explained it to me this way. In Chinese culture, it is still expected that you be married by 25. Any later and you're kind of damaged goods. More and more were rebelling against this, but that was strong opposition to pressure from parents. One of the things expected of young men seeking to get married is that they have a luxury car, as a show of their earning ability, a kind of peacocking. Many of the young Chinese came from wealthy parents who paid their expensive SF rent while they got their high paid tech careers going. My partner was a tow truck driver and he towed a lot of expensive cars that some 21 year old Chinese kid crashed or spun off the road. One tried to fake an accident by driving his Porsche into the Bay but it was clearly fraud. It's a part of the lower class Chinese culture in SF, too, with gangs of Chinese teenagers who go around the city in fast cars crating havoc. Wearing cliche name brands like Gucci is the behavior of new money, often immigrants, who are trying to buy status when they haven't inherited it. Old money doesn't wear their wealth. They wear quality clothes with holes in them, which is how distressed preppy clothing became a thing, like Gap baseball gaps already frayed at the edges, like you've worn it on 100 trips out on the sailboat.

I heard that if you have more than one child in China they will allow you to keep the child but the child will never qualify for any kind of government assistance. This means healthcare, schooling, ext. So essentially, the child would go without anything and leave the parents struggling.

@chinahuman2000

11 ай бұрын

If U r working for government, U r likely to lose job or get a big pay cut. If U r working for private sector, U will pay a big fine.

@Jyoo609

6 ай бұрын

If you pay the fine, your child will still be eligible for those things, if not then they go undocumented. Either way, yes could lose your job . It became a bit less severe later on, but there was always a risk of being criticised by the local government workers

This guy is the nicest guy you've had on your podcast. I love his childhood stories and how humble he is. Great podcast. When is Andrew Tate coming on? lol I mean, you're already at Tai.

You know what's really crazy actually going to the movies and you actually see those recordings in real life that's like really actually getting the hand recorded version

When he talks about the off brand things being prevalent, and the off brand KFC, that’s because of how business in China is structured. To open a business in China, you must have a Chinese national with an ownership stake in the company. This gives the Chinese government access to whatever trade secrets, which allows them to legally create a counterfeit product and begin making and selling those counterfeits. So exporting manufacturing to China literally created the foundation for Chinese knockoffs. It’s quite terrible.

Thx Stephen He... Sharing your life story and experience..I only know about you from Emotional 😭 Damage which I tot was from uncle Roger..., Ok will look up Asian Dad🥥🍍🐷😊👍

I would always go to Penn Station right before they closed but I tried to be not too late and everything was already all fresh and clean ready to close so it was the best but that why I try to go not too late that it not too annoying

Is the interview with fresh and fit coming out?

Never been a fan of the meme but i really like him

This guy is too funny , should be illegal 😂

Almost spit my drink at 47:50 🤣

His Irish accent is so cool.

LOls Steven He great uncle discovered America!