I found your channel because of the lucky bags, and subscribed for your endearing style of making videos! Your way of explaining Skillshare has been the most engaging and easiest way of understanding the service. I love your cartoony way of showing what you have already learned from it. Being on the news two years in a row could be the start of a fun New Years tradition. They could become great friends, and filming will eventually feel less awkward. Could start a campaign with the news crew for people and companies to donate anything for the people affected by the earthquake. Wheee, five lucky bags video up next! 🎉

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Honestly speaking, I am exceptionally sorry for what has happened with the earthquake. In regards to the disinterested feeling that you have been encountering from foreigners, I can only say this. The news reporting about the earthquake in general (at least what I personally encountered here in the UK) was overall not overly fantastic and it was a bit disconnected from the reality of the situation and it wasn't until I saw footage of the city at the epicenter of the quake (which I have forgotten the name of, please forgive me for this) here on KZfaq that the true significance of the impact what happened set in for me. I am truthfully so very sorry for what has happened, and I honestly wish that there was more I could do than offer sympathetic words here online, and if it was within my power to do so I would be there physically to help however I could. My sincerest best wishes for all the people who have been affected by the quake. If anyone who is reading this comment that has been affected by the quake would like a sympathetic ear to vent to, then please don't hesitate to reply to this comment and I will figure out a way for you to be able to talk to me directly. I deeply wish I could do more than this and I cannot imagine the pain and fear that you must be going through. Please know that there are people in the wider world that do care about what has happened to you all. Stay strong and please don't let it overwhelm you.

With all due respect there are terrible things happening all over the world that we never hear of, let alone care about deeply. Did you know and care about the earthquake that hit Afghanistan a few months ago? 3,000 people lost their lives. Or how about the massive drought followed by mass flooding in several african countries? Dozens lost their lives and millions are starving and displaced. What happened in Japan is truly terrible but you can't moralise people over not caring enough about Japan's tragedy/s when many and worse are happening to poorer less popular countries nobody ever hears or cares about.

@@DavidCruickshank I should have clarified. I meant foreigners LIVING in Japan. Not ones visiting or live outside. There are many prominent KZfaqrs would have Instagrams posting like nothing happened. That is what I am referring to. There are so many who come to Japan to profit off the cheap yen and wonderful culture, but can be so disrespectful. That’s what I’m referring to.

Thing is, it happens a lot in Japan. I was also here in 2011 earthquake and nothing is ever going to be as bad as that. Also, do remember that you’re damned if you do and damned if you don’t. If you mention the earthquake on KZfaq people will say you are using tragedy for views.

@@marta9854but I do get what you mean

lmao noooooo

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