He expresses frustration with American remakes of foreign films, claiming they frequently ruin the quality of the original comedy.

“Americans ruin everything every every good International comedy we [ __ ] up that's for sure”

The speaker believes that the Japanese cultural focus on 'doing your best' is a superior attitude to the Western concept of wishing for luck.

“they would say do your best which is such a better attitude in my opinion”

He thinks that people should be mindful of how their behavior and displays of wealth appear to others struggling during the quarantine.

“I think you should have to be mindful about stuff like that I agree I'm just saying you think people don't know Ellen I was a big house no I mean some things are unavoidable she's a she's one of the richest performers in the world”

The recent Indonesian law prohibiting sex outside of marriage is likely an attempt to deter Western sex tourism and preserve local cultural values.

“So I think what they're trying to do is stop Bali from becoming like a uh a vacation [ __ ] tourism place for you know Western folks which is probably what's becoming which is a bunch of beautiful girls that are you know making money off Instagram go live there because it's probably so cheap to live”

He believes the Haka is one of the most culturally impressive traditions he has ever seen.

“I'm thinking about okay what piece of culture from your home country are you proud of because I think out of everything that I can think of in terms of like every country Haka is by far one of the coolest pieces of culture I just I have just seen”

Joey argues that there is no need to change how countries are referred to in English because local populations do not mind existing terminology.

“They know it as Japan in English. They don't give a [ __ ]”

He suggests that Japan is a surprisingly lonely place to live despite being one of the largest cities in the world due to a lack of community connection.

“Tokyo is such a lonely place and it has this reputation rightfully set for being one of the loneliest cities despite being a [ __ ] giant City”

Akaash Singh asserts that racism originated with white Europeans and was not learned from other cultures like Native Americans or Mexicans.

“we did not learn racism from native americans we did not learn it from mexicans who did we learn it from white people white people we learn from european so europeans started racism”