Absolutely love your videos, Bob. I lived in Taiwan from 1988 through 2004, in Taipei. Got married to my lovely Taiwanese wife before moving on to another couple of countries, and finally returning to live in Canada in 2018. Will be “retiring” to Taiwan, hopefully, in three more years. Every time I return for a visit, it feels like returning home. And, yup, I had my bicycle stolen in high school in Canada when I forgot to lock it (first time and last time I ever did that). And ... the monkeys! ~Robert🐵

Dear Uncle Bob, Hope you come back to Taiwan soon. And wish can meet you one day. Thanks a lot for sharing your beautiful life in Kaohsiung! 👍🥰🙏

Welcome back! 🎉

Welcome Home Uncle Bob

Welcome back! 💪🏼😎 Too bad it's the hottest month

Feel so fortunate I've only left positive comments! I'm so glad you've been able to unearth these lost episodes.

Wonderful video. I love your montage and your “vignette” style. But this video seems more like a greatest hits album for this channel. It showcases and exemplifies your narrative style. If I need to recommend your channel to a friend, this would probably be a great and classic stating point. Speaking of a greatest hits album, you do look like a retired rock star living in Taiwan as your second home. But it doesn’t mean you’re past your prime. On the contrary, I feel you’re in the prime of your life because you can now go where your heart takes you. That’s probably why you look more relaxed and feel more inspired when hiking or biking. May I add two more rules for the monkey mountain? Rule 1: Don’t eat while hiking in the monkey mountain. Food is the most coveted target of monkeys. Years ago, a friend of mine brought a rice ball for breakfast. Just after his first bite, he got robbed when walking past a group of monkeys sitting on the handrail. Monkeys are very agile. Rule 2: Don’t go off the beaten track when hiking. And I mean it literally. Although the monkey mountain seems very safe, it has some dangerous areas that have no road signs, where people can get lost easily. That being said, with some caution, it’s still a very fun place to go. By the way, you’d look great for a smoothie commercial. 😊 Your satisfied face is worth a thousand words. Thank you for this great video.

I like the way what you talk and live in the video,good job ! welcome home in Taiwan again !

Welcome back!

Welcome back, you look nice.

Go hiking in the high mountain area for cool fresh air in summer or any hot days. That's rules to live by in Taiwan! For those people who think Taiwan is boring they don't know how to have fun in life! 😂

好聰明喔👏把身上的零錢拿去加值悠遊卡，11月回去也會這樣做👍

You’re inspiring me to work from Taiwan for a month later this year! Have spent lots of time in Taipei but thinking might stay in Kaohsiung - what’s your neighborhood?

Bob's 刮除鬍子應該更年輕更帥、歡迎回台灣渡假。

Welcome back

無聊的人看到無聊，你不是無聊的人。

Bob when I was a kid, there are eagles flying on the Kaohsiung port sky. So the eagles may be catch monkey and fish for meal. I do not know why did not introduce eagles again.

7-11 或是任何超商都可以使用銅板錢幣，請店員幫你加值悠遊卡，身上就不會有太多coins

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Everyone has their own way of view things. Just ignore the negative messages. Life is not long, don't let the negative energies influence us.

Good to see ya brother

hiking towl or sweating towl 😄 you forgot to mention 700ml bottle ice cool water with you and refill at public place (free of charge, of course in taiwan) ps. btw, how to say 隨身瓶 in English. i mean, in a short term, a word?