The fact that she saw the money and she thought you had just laid it out on the table speaks volumes of her character. This is so awesome of you guys. I’m so happy you were able to do this for her!
Agreed. I mean, she also had four cameras pointed at her, and I'm pretty sure she looked directly into one of them? But still, she seems like a very sweet and honest person.
Laying the money like that on the table is such a disrespectful way of treating the staff. Typical of Nate, he must’ve not thought it through, but it’s like tempting them unnecessarily. He’s even kept it like bait.
She’s saying “it’s too much, No No i can’t accept, too much too much, you scared me” and before she left she said “i wanna cry”😅 Thanks for contributing to Singapore Kara & Nate 🙏
Yeah, she is. I'm not fluent in chinese (even though one of my parents is a native speaker and the other is fluent as well), but I can understand it lots of the time and even speak some
She meant " many many" . Not mini mini. Many many(a lot of) money that is what she meant. She is not a Singaporean native. She is from China thats why she dont speak much english .english is not her native tongue.
It is in the culture of those wonderful people in that part of the world. Discipline and respect, just a sad thing almost the rest of the world cannot display.
I looked it up online and the average hotel cleaner in Singapore makes approx $1000 USD per month. So you just gifted her 2 weeks salary. Very lovely and thoughtful gesture.
@@nadlax5920 That's cus most of the people on Mr Beast's channel already work for him (and he must pay them good money already + all the crazy spending challenges) or other youtuber's that already have more than enough money..greed greed greed.
@@nadlax5920 yeah but the majority are of friends/youtubers. I put streamers in the same category as youtubers because they earn money on there. And the vids that do involve poor regular folks...they're simply greedy..more more more like in a furniture store, car dealership, their own store, etc.
She basically keeps saying she is shocked and got a scare and can't take the money. She is actually a foreign worker(from China) working in Singapore. YOu definitely made her day!
@@roostersideburns3440 I reckon USD16,000 - 18,500. Basing this on a S$1800-2100/month salary, so that tip is a third of a month's pay!. However, since they are foreign workers, they have to find a place to rent meaning their "cost" of staying in singapore will probably be higher than a local.
@@leouzers And just to mention that half of that money probably goes to paying for one small bedroom in shared accommodation. It's very difficult to get by on such a low wage in Singapore.
The ladies respect level of not just taking the money and calling her supervisor is amazing. You can see she truly appreciates the kindness Amazing you two 🙏🏼🙏🏼 stay safe
Ross Martin Having worked at a hotel, we couldn’t accept anything over the value of $100 without talking to our supervisor. I’m so glad her supervisor let her keep it!
When she first went into the room and saw the money, she counted and said “哇靠、這麼多⋯”, which means “damn, thats a lot!” She probably later on used an app to translate the note. When Kara spoke to her about the tip, she said “its too much”, “is this even possible?”, “im scared”, “you scared me”. After the hug, she said “im about to cry”. She spoke in a respectful way.
The fact that she didn't even touch the money when she saw it and just went to work says alot about that lady.i think she didn't even have the intention of getting the money
She isn't local and she knows that taking the money when she's not supposed to will lead to jail time and deportation. And she would never be allowed to work in Singapore again.
I know, right? She saw it right away, even took a photo of the note. Yet, she continued to do her work...would not touch the money. She saw the cameras. I can only guess she thought she was being tested...as if when she took the money, she would get fired. This was a very kind gesture from Kara and Nate.
@@waltbrown8899 It should be normal procedure for housekeeping to take photo of money in the room, both to protect staff and guests against misunderstanding. I would also like to add on that in Asia, tipping is usually more discreet. one would usually use an envelope which can be found in the hotel room drawer, or requested from the reception. When giving to waitstaff, one would usually fold the notes and pass discreetly too.
I salute the housekeeper's principle,she think of her job professionally..even calling her supervisor to know if it's really okay for her to have it. The integrity being so polite and also careful not to mess up with her job. What a nice worker. Thank you for making her day. That's a big help for her and all people now in the world need such a helping hands of care.💞
It’s crazy how you could have such a long conversation with someone who doesn’t speak the same language as you the chemistry was unreal between Kara and the housekeeper they were friends in a past life
She is an amazing employee! That hotel is lucky to have her. She is honest and hard working, she deserves that money. I'm so happy knowing you're sharing the love and blessing others. Especially at a time like this. I hope this inspires more people to be a blessing to others as well, even if it's something small.
swansea Would you let it go? As many people told you on another thread, we understand it’s an example, and what we are saying has nothing to do with the bottle itself. Stop making assumptions about people, you do not have a superior intellect.
Such an honest woman not even touching the money on the table. Very nice of you guys to show your appreciation by passing on some of your earnings to a hard working lady like this. The housekeeper's joy and Kara's tears of joy were heartfelt and a pleasure to see.
On behalf of many Singaporean fans , thank you! The essential workers here in Singapore deserves the credits for working day and night during the pandemic. Despite keeping the industry going, they still put up a smile and continue their best effort. Kara and Nate, thank you 🙆🏻♂️
The fact that she saw that money counted it but didn’t touch it tells me everything I need to know about her. She has my highest respect and admiration. Beautiful video. ❤️👊🏻👌🏻
Lisa Casey yes, I’m sure to translate the note. I didn’t say she understood English. She clearly saw the money counted it and left it alone. Do that in most hotels whether they can read your note or not that money is gone.
Yes, she did not understand the note in English and was quite confused with the money all laid out...also clicked a picture later to know what was written...you guys really made her day!
This is one of my dreams. To one day be able to give someone a big tip that makes them think it was a mistake. This make me laugh and cry. Thank you for this experience.
It's not important how much you give but how many times you do it, your intentions are all that matters. "Be the change that you wish to see in the world".
@@R0thezZ Plus, money isn't the only thing you can give! You can give your time, expertise, advice, ears to listen, a lot of people are grateful for these gifts as well :)
This is one of the reason we like to travel outside of the US because tips are usually not expected and so much more appreciated! Unlike in the US where you feel an obligation to give a 20% tip no matter how good or bad the service was.
Travel with NJ Steve it’s not the employee’s fault though in US. It’s the system shaped by the government that promotes individualism that worked but flawed now compared to many other system in the world. But singapore is a service based society. Feedback is very important and negative feedback can mean losing job and deportation and family going hungry. It’s different than many immigrants in the us. If deported they can find a way to come back, but not in singapore. Btw in us she might get beat up around this time around due to the fact that she’s chinese and immigrant..
Outside of the US it's the responsibility of the employer to pay the staff not the customers, in many countries people get a decent pay so tipping is not needed
She is a very honest employee, the hotel should be proud to have her. You guys certainly made her day and I’m sure u feel the joy of giving! Blessed u all!
And I loved her reaction...loved that she asked her supervisor first, and loved that she didn't want to take it at first even if she truly needed it. Kara and Nate, you are awesome!
This made me smile. The way you injected that little bit of happiness into a world thats otherwise really dark and hopeless now. Truly kind hearted souls.
I'm late to this video, but as a housekeeper of 4 years and management for 2 years. This absolutely was the highlight of my night finding this video. Bless you both. The crazy part is she probably would have acted the same way with 50$, housekeepers are so under appreciated 😕 thank you for making her day!
Her happiness made me feel like she needed the money. She was so happy that I wanted to give her more, maybe because I found myself in her situation before. Anyways, God bless you guys!
Im usually the most cynical, jaded, pessimistic person about EVERYTHING. But no negative thoughts came to mind while watching this! Kara and Nate are two of the most genuine people I've ever watched. They have come a long way in their journey and all I see is two people who just want to give back and sharing it on camera is just to let everyone see the difference a kind gesture can make for someone else! Lighten up, people. This was a very good thing to see during a very uncertain time in our history. Love you two a lot! ❤
When I was a kid, we lived in South Korea. My Mom tipped a delivery boy a dollar (this was 1968) and his boss got upset because it was more than the kid made in a month. This reminded me of that moment of pure joy on his face. Thank you for the bringing back that great memory and for being such amazing people. I'm addicted to your channel and really enjoy content. I'm truly a HUGE fan!
Daren Merchant oh. Darren. Did the boss take the money away? Knowing that the delivery boy’s boss was upset, I was worried and curious about how it ended up. I hope the boy still got the money.
@@marcuswijaya2569 He was able to keep the money. My Mom insisted on it and made sure that his boss understood that she would send more customers to him if he agreed.
you two are some of the most kind hearted humans I have seen here on this platform. it's so amazing to see people helping people. i seriously cried probably just as much as the lady and kara together lol. you two really inspire people to be a better version of themselves and i can only hope that once we can start to move around again people continue to be so kind.
Her reaction was amazing! I love how excited Kara was to see her reaction. It was almost like a kid waiting for Santa to come, except Kara and Nate were the ones giving the present. Love you guys, and thank you for inspiring so many people around the world!
I’m glad you enjoyed your stay here in Singapore. Thank you so much for being so kind and generous to the housekeeper. From her accent, she must be a foreign worker from China. Over here in Singapore, tipping is not an obligation but very much appreciated. So she probably never have and will never receive this much of tips ever. I’d say most of the time if she even received any tips would be SGD$5-$50. Depending on how generous her employer is, USD$500 should be around half or maybe more than half of her basic salary and it’s so much amount that she dare not accept! 👍👍👍
I worked as a room attendant before and I know how hard it is to do her job and it is very energy consuming, this video made me cry. Thanks Kara & Nate.
I am a housekeeper in the hospital n when someone appreciates or value our works,it encourages us to do more..You guys are really awesome..Kindness is my religion.Love you guys..
When I I did extensive travel for my previous position, I had the opportunity to stay several nights at a nice hotel in Bangalore, India. I did something similar for the housekeeper and I had to give a written note so they knew I had actually gifted it to her. So appreciative, we forget what it is like in other countries, and we take for granted what we have here in the US. Good job, Nate and Kara!!!!!
we gave our housekeeper double pay even though they missed last months cleaning! if anyone could, they should help those who can’t work from home! bless you!
Also in the bible: " But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret." Matthew 6, 3
You guys laid that money out for just the right person. What a respectable young lady, working through the initial covid breakout must have been so scary. Bless her, thank you both for all the love and blessings you continue to share x
As someone who cleans for an air bnb (though not currently, of course) and apartments, I can confirm that cleaning up after people can be nerve racking. Especially when the people don’t give AF. You deal with a lot of gross stuff.
You guys are so sweet! $720SGD will meant a great load for foreign workers in SG. Both of yall are motivations and inspirations to all of us! ❤️ Hope yall r safe back in the US
Guys I cried total tears of joy that so little can meant so much for someone so hard working in the front lines of the pandemic. She was so humbled. You did awesome bringing joy and economic help to someone that probably can do so much for her family with that money. I'm still crying, you tugged at my heart.
With all the negativity around us, it’s a great reminder that there are still decent and kind hearted people out there that’s willing to share their blessings and paying it forward to those less fortunate.
I love this. She had such a genuine reaction. I've had people tip me a lot at work (nothing like this), but 100+ and it's made me cry before. When you're working and in the moment, you often don't think about something like this so it catches you off guard. If I'm also preoccupied and/or busy, you can get a great reaction from me!!
What an honest person. To see that much with a note saying it's for her, but still not taking it without them handing it to her. The world needs more of her.
I'm actually about to cry watching this. Such a kind and generous thing to do for this lady, especially during such a challenging time. The lady was so humble and overwhelmed, it was so sweet! You are such kind hearted people and my favourite UA-cam channel to watch. ❤
I love this so much! As special as this lady is, in this part of the world it's not out of the ordinary to come across a good human just like her! I live in China, and she reminds me so much of all the lovely souls I connect with daily. Especially during this polarizing time, it's so important to remember that people are people. Thank you for sharing this!
as someone that is an the hotel industry as a housekeeping supervisor, I see the struggles that our team goes through every day. This made her able to not only provide for her family but gave her a bumper for the rough days ahead for her. I have been out of work for 2 months and i know my team has been struggling to make ends met. SO thank you so much for being so generous to these hardworking staff members!
As a housekeeper in a hospital, the thoughtfulness of your words, about how much housekeepers are having to do to keep everyone safe and not knowing what to expect when entering a room, hit home for me. Thank you!
Dear ones - BLESS YOUR HEARTS! That was such a precious, kind thing to do for that lady. She will never forget the kindness you showed her. You may never know how such a gift, given out of love and kindness, will impact her life and probably the lives of those around her. When I was 5 years old, my mom came home from work with a $100 dollar bill, left for her at work, anonymously. She was so happy - she let each of us kids hold it! It was Christmas time and I remember all 5 of us kids received the present we most wanted that year - mine was a doll. I didn't know the story behind this gift until 18 years later, at my mom's funeral. Two men walked up to her casket and introduced themselves to me and shared this story - they had left the $100. All these years later, when I remember their generosity and caring hearts, I am moved to tears. It made a huge impact in who I am. Thank you for sharing such beautiful joy with your viewers - may it inspire many acts of love and kindness. God bless you both in a new and special way. Journey on.
I love when people show generosity especially in such a hard time. People don’t think about people who are on the front lines unless they are healthcare workers. Love this🥰❤️
Realta 140 By making a video that makes them more money than they spent out if it. It was planned. They set up 4 cameras to make sure they had it all on camera, to post it on here and make money. Giving is supposed to be done in private. Charity and investment are opposite things.
As a Singaporean, I do wish to give fair props to the nationality of your housekeeper, who's actually a migrant worker from China, and she displayed such honesty and integrity - she was undeniably distracted that someone would leave so much money lying around, and clearly could not read the note written in English (as she needed to use her cellphone to translate and communicate with you guys). Hers, and you guys' reactions are so genuine and heartwarming! It is definitely great to receive, but greater to give!
Kara and Nate, you are both awesome and kind people. Thats a really huge tip for the housekeeper. In fact she take picture of the money as i guess she wants to protect herself to prevent misunderstanding. I can see she's a migrant worker from China to work in Singapore to feed her family back home in China. Once again your both awesome!
Oh my goodness this hit me right in the feels. Aww her speaking in Mandarin!! Thank you for keeping everyone smiling during these uncertain times. Can’t wait to see what your next adventure will be. Everyone please stay safe and healthy.
Thank you for doing this!! I used to be a housekeeper and let me tell you they don't make much. So whenever we received a tip it was the highlight of our day. I remember getting $40 one time and a thank you note. I couldn't believe it! I always leave a tip now whenever I stay in a hotel. 😊❤
I worked for YEARS cleaning rooms in hotels, You both made her day I can promise you that!!! I was once tipped by a guest staying for an extended time, this person did the same thing. I did not take it either, the price for taking it is so high in some hotels. (Fines, being fired, JAIL even) Also you never know if it's a joke, or something not nice.🤔 Turned out the man missed his family and I talked to him when I was in there and also tried really hard to give him good service. So he felt like I had gone far and above, my employer had to tell me it was OK to take such a large tip. I have always hoped and prayed he got great service every where he went. Thank you both for this kind gesture to this hard working woman May God Bless you I just Subscribed 🥰 Washington State, USA
This video made me cry, it is so wonderful to see kind and generous people giving away not just money but even gratitude to all of the essential workers out there who are doing all there is in this time of crisis. Please keep up the inspiration work, this makes me wanna do random act of kindness
The housekeeper saw the money and didn't even think about stealing it. She then could not read the note and used the phone to translate the message and still didn't take it. The was honestly beautiful! Very generous on your part, but her honesty stole my heart!
i watched it over 10 times to see the priceless reaction of the cleaning stuff! May be she is poor but definitely is very honest and pious by her heart! You people made my day!
This is the most genuine random act of kindness video I have ever seen. I cried when she cried, then cried when you cried. This is what it means to give from a place of love
Always good to see people helping people especially during this current pandemic and financial crisis. I’m sure this money would be helpful for the housekeeper and her family 🙌💯
I want to say a big thank you!! I appreciate what you have done. I’m a housekeeper I wish more people would be like that!! I’ve been off of work about 2 months!
You do know God will bless you for your generosity. I've been following you since your trip on the trans-Siberian railroad. You two seem like down to earth people. Continue being you! God bless you both. Stay safe!
I normally travel 300 plus days a year and adamant about tipping hotel, valets etc.., this video gave me joy and made me cry. I have met some of the most amazing hotel staff who bend over backwards to make my home away from home comfortable. Due to virus, my travels like yours have been suspended until it is safe again. I just found your channel and was intrigued to see what you did next. So will vicariously through your videos for a while until I am cleared to be back on the road. What an amazing gift you gave! My heart was just urging her to take the money. Thank you for sharing. You guys bring more joy then you know.
Hi Kara and Nate, you probably won't read this but we've been struggling with depression a lot feeling trapped, and your videos and loveable energy give us hope and motivation to save up and follow in your footsteps. Thank you so much for your videos.
You two are so generous! Coming from someone who has been housebound because of an autoimmune disorder, I really wish I could give every frontline worker a TUB of money for trying to keep society going all while putting their own (and their families) health at risk. Thank you for taking your good fortune and passing it along to someone who needs it! That is the true capacity of the human heart! Much love to you both and safe travels!🧡
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The fact that she saw the money and she thought you had just laid it out on the table speaks volumes of her character. This is so awesome of you guys. I’m so happy you were able to do this for her!
Adventures With Laine and Robert I thought the same thing! Such a sweet lady
I don’t think she was able to understand what the note said because it was in English
D B that’s what I think as well.
Agreed. I mean, she also had four cameras pointed at her, and I'm pretty sure she looked directly into one of them? But still, she seems like a very sweet and honest person.
Laying the money like that on the table is such a disrespectful way of treating the staff. Typical of Nate, he must’ve not thought it through, but it’s like tempting them unnecessarily. He’s even kept it like bait.
for someone whos mother is a housekeeper i'm currently sobbing my eyes out.... i bet you helped her out so much
cyn aguilar my mother is a housekeeper as well and this touched my heart!
Ditto. This was amazing.
My mother is also a housekeeper! I am sure that made her super happy ❤ i am so happy for her!
I bawled my eyes out too from happiness. This needs to go viral.
🤗❣👌🏼✅💯🖖🏼🥂🍾💃🏼
She’s saying “it’s too much, No No i can’t accept, too much too much, you scared me” and before she left she said “i wanna cry”😅 Thanks for contributing to Singapore Kara & Nate 🙏
I didn’t know why she said mini mini 😂 But that’s too sweet of them to give $500 to a housekeeper, it was such a heart felt 😢
Yeah, she is. I'm not fluent in chinese (even though one of my parents is a native speaker and the other is fluent as well), but I can understand it lots of the time and even speak some
She meant " many many" . Not mini mini. Many many(a lot of) money that is what she meant. She is not a Singaporean native. She is from China thats why she dont speak much english .english is not her native tongue.
I just want to say that she is from China, not a Singaporean, that’s why she didn’t understand the note.
that housekeepers honesty, integrity, and restraint were rare in todays society. id hire her on the spot.
different country different culture
It is in the culture of those wonderful people in that part of the world. Discipline and respect, just a sad thing almost the rest of the world cannot display.
DarkRuins me too!
I have seen many honest housekeepers. Have no idea what your experience is.
Many companies in Singapore have a very strong stance against tipping..
I looked it up online and the average hotel cleaner in Singapore makes approx $1000 USD per month. So you just gifted her 2 weeks salary. Very lovely and thoughtful gesture.
@@nadlax5920 That's cus most of the people on Mr Beast's channel already work for him (and he must pay them good money already + all the crazy spending challenges) or other youtuber's that already have more than enough money..greed greed greed.
@@nadlax5920 yeah but the majority are of friends/youtubers. I put streamers in the same category as youtubers because they earn money on there. And the vids that do involve poor regular folks...they're simply greedy..more more more like in a furniture store, car dealership, their own store, etc.
They did a wonderful thing. Marina Bay Sands costs about $400/night, so that was a nice give back
The average hotel cleaner is a foreigner in Singapore btw just FYI.
She basically keeps saying she is shocked and got a scare and can't take the money. She is actually a foreign worker(from China) working in Singapore. YOu definitely made her day!
what do you think her yearly salary is?
@@roostersideburns3440 I reckon USD16,000 - 18,500. Basing this on a S$1800-2100/month salary, so that tip is a third of a month's pay!. However, since they are foreign workers, they have to find a place to rent meaning their "cost" of staying in singapore will probably be higher than a local.
@@leouzers thought it would have been less
@@leouzers And just to mention that half of that money probably goes to paying for one small bedroom in shared accommodation. It's very difficult to get by on such a low wage in Singapore.
Wow her reaction and how happy she is is totally priceless. She will probably remember an act of kindness like that for the rest of her life!
Trust me, she will!
The ladies respect level of not just taking the money and calling her supervisor is amazing. You can see she truly appreciates the kindness
Amazing you two 🙏🏼🙏🏼 stay safe
Ross Martin Having worked at a hotel, we couldn’t accept anything over the value of $100 without talking to our supervisor. I’m so glad her supervisor let her keep it!
That was so nice to see. You guys are awesome.
Or she's just scared and protecting her ass, better to check first than get deported for bribery/stealing accusations.
When she first went into the room and saw the money, she counted and said “哇靠、這麼多⋯”, which means “damn, thats a lot!” She probably later on used an app to translate the note. When Kara spoke to her about the tip, she said “its too much”, “is this even possible?”, “im scared”, “you scared me”. After the hug, she said “im about to cry”. She spoke in a respectful way.
The fact that she didn't even touch the money when she saw it and just went to work says alot about that lady.i think she didn't even have the intention of getting the money
If that was me i wouldn't take it... I'd think it was a trap... That can make me lose my job! Actually she had the right reaction
@@AD-jq7ow i guess you are right but my broke dumbass would take the money and the note.lol
She isn't local and she knows that taking the money when she's not supposed to will lead to jail time and deportation. And she would never be allowed to work in Singapore again.
For those who don’t understand chinese she said: “that’s too much!”, “Is it okay? (If i take it)”, “i want to cry”, “you scared me” (‘:
I know, right? She saw it right away, even took a photo of the note. Yet, she continued to do her work...would not touch the money. She saw the cameras. I can only guess she thought she was being tested...as if when she took the money, she would get fired. This was a very kind gesture from Kara and Nate.
@@waltbrown8899 It should be normal procedure for housekeeping to take photo of money in the room, both to protect staff and guests against misunderstanding. I would also like to add on that in Asia, tipping is usually more discreet. one would usually use an envelope which can be found in the hotel room drawer, or requested from the reception. When giving to waitstaff, one would usually fold the notes and pass discreetly too.
I salute the housekeeper's principle,she think of her job professionally..even calling her supervisor to know if it's really okay for her to have it. The integrity being so polite and also careful not to mess up with her job. What a nice worker. Thank you for making her day. That's a big help for her and all people now in the world need such a helping hands of care.💞
I laughed when Kara was like “I’m about to cry” and then was like “I need to wash my hands” lmao. I love the kindness in this video!
her parting words to Kara "I want to cry"
yup even i got that lol
It’s crazy how you could have such a long conversation with someone who doesn’t speak the same language as you the chemistry was unreal between Kara and the housekeeper they were friends in a past life
She is an amazing employee! That hotel is lucky to have her. She is honest and hard working, she deserves that money. I'm so happy knowing you're sharing the love and blessing others. Especially at a time like this.
I hope this inspires more people to be a blessing to others as well, even if it's something small.
When they began Nate wouldn’t pay to go on a Ferris Wheel. Now they’re giving away $500.
doke88 or a bottle of water, at the risk of endangering lives.
Martin C. bruh that was just an example of how expensive things are on that mountain. Clearly you can’t understand an example
swansea Would you let it go? As many people told you on another thread, we understand it’s an example, and what we are saying has nothing to do with the bottle itself. Stop making assumptions about people, you do not have a superior intellect.
Well they make over 10 thousand per month from you tube so they have money now
@@effie-Toronto Not the point of that thread at all. If you have money to travel, then you have money to go on a ferris wheel. Once. He wouldn't.
Such an honest woman not even touching the money on the table. Very nice of you guys to show your appreciation by passing on some of your earnings to a hard working lady like this. The housekeeper's joy and Kara's tears of joy were heartfelt and a pleasure to see.
On behalf of many Singaporean fans , thank you! The essential workers here in Singapore deserves the credits for working day and night during the pandemic. Despite keeping the industry going, they still put up a smile and continue their best effort. Kara and Nate, thank you 🙆🏻♂️
Lim Wei Jie how much is that compared to a normal work day for the lady?
Stephanie Ryans i can’t say for exact, but it ranges from $1600sgd to about $1800sgd, for the role of housekeeping.
@@stephanieryans9955 yea, I would say that this would be about 1/3 of their monthly salary.
The fact that she saw that money counted it but didn’t touch it tells me everything I need to know about her. She has my highest respect and admiration. Beautiful video. ❤️👊🏻👌🏻
Uhh... she couldn't read the note? She doesn't speak English.
violet the note has nothing to do with my point
@@violet-fl9ve she is supersmart enough to translate it for her 😉
Apollo Creed but she took a photo.
Lisa Casey yes, I’m sure to translate the note.
I didn’t say she understood English. She clearly saw the money counted it and left it alone.
Do that in most hotels whether they can read your note or not that money is gone.
the world needs this right now. that woman will forever remember you guys, as you will forever remember her.
loved how she was just casually glancing at the money every few seconds
I know! Cracked me up!
I thought maybe she couldn't read the note in english and was confused as to why all that money was just laying there! lol
Probably she's never seen that much money. God bless em for it though.
Yes, she did not understand the note in English and was quite confused with the money all laid out...also clicked a picture later to know what was written...you guys really made her day!
@@stko6615 seriously? She earns at least twice that per month. No one gives that much in tips.
This is one of my dreams. To one day be able to give someone a big tip that makes them think it was a mistake. This make me laugh and cry. Thank you for this experience.
It's not important how much you give but how many times you do it, your intentions are all that matters. "Be the change that you wish to see in the world".
@@R0thezZ my husband and I have at times. Just do as much as we can, when we can.
@@R0thezZ Plus, money isn't the only thing you can give! You can give your time, expertise, advice, ears to listen, a lot of people are grateful for these gifts as well :)
Ikr, I just love doing these things, if only I had loads of money to give.
Will you do it on camera, so you can make money off of it?
This is one of the reason we like to travel outside of the US because tips are usually not expected and so much more appreciated! Unlike in the US where you feel an obligation to give a 20% tip no matter how good or bad the service was.
Travel with NJ Steve it’s not the employee’s fault though in US. It’s the system shaped by the government that promotes individualism that worked but flawed now compared to many other system in the world. But singapore is a service based society. Feedback is very important and negative feedback can mean losing job and deportation and family going hungry. It’s different than many immigrants in the us. If deported they can find a way to come back, but not in singapore.
Btw in us she might get beat up around this time around due to the fact that she’s chinese and immigrant..
Because in the US if you don’t tip your tipped employees they make (in Texas) $2.13 an hour...
ruby mullen but businesses will cover that to 7.25 federal minimum wage if no one give tips.
Outside of the US it's the responsibility of the employer to pay the staff not the customers, in many countries people get a decent pay so tipping is not needed
Jkjkjk wow!!! A whole $7.25 an hour??? Doesn’t even buy a happy meal.
Imagine how much that money helped her, you guys are actual angels❤️😁
She is a very honest employee, the hotel should be proud to have her. You guys certainly made her day and I’m sure u feel the joy of giving! Blessed u all!
Let's Translate (I speak Chinese)
5:01 "I shouldn't touch them"
5:29 "(Inaudible) Put them there?"
6:14 "That's too much!"
6:25 "Can I?"
6:58 "I'm Scared!"
7:34 "It's ok?"
8:01 "I'm gonna cry"
THIS IS SO KIND OF YOU GUYS. ITS WONDERFUL TO SEE YOU GUYS SUPPORTING PEOPLE WHO ARE HELPING YOU :)
And I loved her reaction...loved that she asked her supervisor first, and loved that she didn't want to take it at first even if she truly needed it. Kara and Nate, you are awesome!
SHE IS THE MOST HONEST AND LOVING PERSON EVER THANKS KARA AND NATE YOU ROCK
This made me cry the whole time, how sweet of you guys. Really inspiring!
Travel Interesante true me too. That was good.!!
This made me cry too! So sweet of you guys to do!!!! ❤️
UA-cam money, I give away easily
Really? You tube cash...
This made me smile. The way you injected that little bit of happiness into a world thats otherwise really dark and hopeless now. Truly kind hearted souls.
I'm late to this video, but as a housekeeper of 4 years and management for 2 years. This absolutely was the highlight of my night finding this video. Bless you both. The crazy part is she probably would have acted the same way with 50$, housekeepers are so under appreciated 😕 thank you for making her day!
She'll never forget you two and I'm certain she will pay it forward. All the good feels, all the tears! Thanks for sharing!🦊💖
Her happiness made me feel like she needed the money. She was so happy that I wanted to give her more, maybe because I found myself in her situation before.
Anyways, God bless you guys!
Im usually the most cynical, jaded, pessimistic person about EVERYTHING. But no negative thoughts came to mind while watching this! Kara and Nate are two of the most genuine people I've ever watched. They have come a long way in their journey and all I see is two people who just want to give back and sharing it on camera is just to let everyone see the difference a kind gesture can make for someone else! Lighten up, people. This was a very good thing to see during a very uncertain time in our history. Love you two a lot! ❤
When I was a kid, we lived in South Korea. My Mom tipped a delivery boy a dollar (this was 1968) and his boss got upset because it was more than the kid made in a month. This reminded me of that moment of pure joy on his face. Thank you for the bringing back that great memory and for being such amazing people. I'm addicted to your channel and really enjoy content. I'm truly a HUGE fan!
Daren Merchant oh. Darren. Did the boss take the money away? Knowing that the delivery boy’s boss was upset, I was worried and curious about how it ended up. I hope the boy still got the money.
@@marcuswijaya2569 He was able to keep the money. My Mom insisted on it and made sure that his boss understood that she would send more customers to him if he agreed.
you two are some of the most kind hearted humans I have seen here on this platform. it's so amazing to see people helping people. i seriously cried probably just as much as the lady and kara together lol. you two really inspire people to be a better version of themselves and i can only hope that once we can start to move around again people continue to be so kind.
One of the best videos o have seen during quarantine! Thanks for the attitude, guys! 💙👏🏻
Her reaction was amazing! I love how excited Kara was to see her reaction. It was almost like a kid waiting for Santa to come, except Kara and Nate were the ones giving the present. Love you guys, and thank you for inspiring so many people around the world!
I’m glad you enjoyed your stay here in Singapore. Thank you so much for being so kind and generous to the housekeeper. From her accent, she must be a foreign worker from China. Over here in Singapore, tipping is not an obligation but very much appreciated. So she probably never have and will never receive this much of tips ever. I’d say most of the time if she even received any tips would be SGD$5-$50. Depending on how generous her employer is, USD$500 should be around half or maybe more than half of her basic salary and it’s so much amount that she dare not accept! 👍👍👍
I worked as a room attendant before and I know how hard it is to do her job and it is very energy consuming, this video made me cry. Thanks Kara & Nate.
Amazing and wonderful at her response. She will NEVER forget that, EVER !!!!!
I am a housekeeper in the hospital n when someone appreciates or value our works,it encourages us to do more..You guys are really awesome..Kindness is my religion.Love you guys..
THE MAID’S HUMBLE ATTITUDE MADE MY EYES WET.
What a lovely gesture to brighten up someone's day during isolation!
When I I did extensive travel for my previous position, I had the opportunity to stay several nights at a nice hotel in Bangalore, India. I did something similar for the housekeeper and I had to give a written note so they knew I had actually gifted it to her. So appreciative, we forget what it is like in other countries, and we take for granted what we have here in the US. Good job, Nate and Kara!!!!!
we gave our housekeeper double pay even though they missed last months cleaning! if anyone could, they should help those who can’t work from home! bless you!
She had the cutest reaction ever. It made me so happy to see how happy she was!
Luv the reverse hug!!
"There's more joy in giving than receiving!! " somewhere in the Bible
every religious institution made that their motto. Pass the plate, please!
somewhere in my mind!!!
Acts 20:35
Also in the bible: " But when you give to the needy, do not let your left hand know what your right hand is doing, so that your giving may be in secret." Matthew 6, 3
Yet they made thousands on this video, pretending it’s a selfless act. It’s despicable.
You guys laid that money out for just the right person. What a respectable young lady, working through the initial covid breakout must have been so scary. Bless her, thank you both for all the love and blessings you continue to share x
As someone who cleans for an air bnb (though not currently, of course) and apartments, I can confirm that cleaning up after people can be nerve racking. Especially when the people don’t give AF. You deal with a lot of gross stuff.
I agree,I cleaned hotel room last year,was a five star hotel, sometimes I felt more like a garbage collector than a cleaner.
I’m literally just like Kara, it seems like every experience that makes her cry makes me cry. What a great video guys!
You guys are so sweet! $720SGD will meant a great load for foreign workers in SG.
Both of yall are motivations and inspirations to all of us! ❤️ Hope yall r safe back in the US
Oh my goodness! I’m in tears!! She was so honest, you can see her looking at it several times, so confused. Thanks for sharing this moment with us!
I was in tears... The lady's reaction was so genuine. She's so blessed. So are Nate and Kara. Thank you!
My family lived in Singapore for four years a long time ago. This made me cry! Singaporeans are such lovely people. Thank you all!!
This is amazing. She deserves it, the purest human.
Guys I cried total tears of joy that so little can meant so much for someone so hard working in the front lines of the pandemic. She was so humbled. You did awesome bringing joy and economic help to someone that probably can do so much for her family with that money. I'm still crying, you tugged at my heart.
With all the negativity around us, it’s a great reminder that there are still decent and kind hearted people out there that’s willing to share their blessings and paying it forward to those less fortunate.
I hope once every thing goes back to normal you can continue your journey!!
The moment everything is even close to normal - we’re off! 🌏💃🏻
I love this. She had such a genuine reaction. I've had people tip me a lot at work (nothing like this), but 100+ and it's made me cry before. When you're working and in the moment, you often don't think about something like this so it catches you off guard. If I'm also preoccupied and/or busy, you can get a great reaction from me!!
What an honest person. To see that much with a note saying it's for her, but still not taking it without them handing it to her. The world needs more of her.
Kara and Nate, a big hats off to you guys for this great job. Housekeepers in the Philippines and Singapore are so sweet and caring!
This made my heart smile. Thank you for putting a drop of joy in our day
That's exactly what we wanted this video to do! Spread joy and encourage others to do the same ❤
I'm actually about to cry watching this. Such a kind and generous thing to do for this lady, especially during such a challenging time. The lady was so humble and overwhelmed, it was so sweet! You are such kind hearted people and my favourite UA-cam channel to watch. ❤
That's amazing! She's saying "That's too much.... can I [take it]". She is so happy!!! This is so wonderful.
I love this so much! As special as this lady is, in this part of the world it's not out of the ordinary to come across a good human just like her! I live in China, and she reminds me so much of all the lovely souls I connect with daily. Especially during this polarizing time, it's so important to remember that people are people. Thank you for sharing this!
as someone that is an the hotel industry as a housekeeping supervisor, I see the struggles that our team goes through every day. This made her able to not only provide for her family but gave her a bumper for the rough days ahead for her. I have been out of work for 2 months and i know my team has been struggling to make ends met. SO thank you so much for being so generous to these hardworking staff members!
What an incredibly sweet, generous, caring thing you guys did. This virus is showing the character of us all. And yours shines through.
The smile on her face made me smile when she received that money
As a housekeeper in a hospital, the thoughtfulness of your words, about how much housekeepers are having to do to keep everyone safe and not knowing what to expect when entering a room, hit home for me. Thank you!
Dear ones - BLESS YOUR HEARTS! That was such a precious, kind thing to do for that lady. She will never forget the kindness you showed her. You may never know how such a gift, given out of love and kindness, will impact her life and probably the lives of those around her. When I was 5 years old, my mom came home from work with a $100 dollar bill, left for her at work, anonymously. She was so happy - she let each of us kids hold it! It was Christmas time and I remember all 5 of us kids received the present we most wanted that year - mine was a doll. I didn't know the story behind this gift until 18 years later, at my mom's funeral. Two men walked up to her casket and introduced themselves to me and shared this story - they had left the $100. All these years later, when I remember their generosity and caring hearts, I am moved to tears. It made a huge impact in who I am. Thank you for sharing such beautiful joy with your viewers - may it inspire many acts of love and kindness. God bless you both in a new and special way. Journey on.
This right here is the reason why, UA-cam needs a love button. ❤️❤️
My husband lives by a philosophy “those who think money can’t buy happiness haven’t given even away” What an amazing gift to give!
The most purest soul! Your donation definitely made her day...but her reaction made my day
I love when people show generosity especially in such a hard time. People don’t think about people who are on the front lines unless they are healthcare workers. Love this🥰❤️
Realta 140 This was selfishness, not generosity. They literally used a poor woman to make money.
George L how?
Realta 140 By making a video that makes them more money than they spent out if it. It was planned. They set up 4 cameras to make sure they had it all on camera, to post it on here and make money. Giving is supposed to be done in private. Charity and investment are opposite things.
George L it doesn’t matter if it was planned because at the end of the day that money helped that women in a hard time
Realta 140 No, that’s not how ethics work! Are you even serious right now? Do you have no sense of right and wrong at all?!
As a Singaporean, I do wish to give fair props to the nationality of your housekeeper, who's actually a migrant worker from China, and she displayed such honesty and integrity - she was undeniably distracted that someone would leave so much money lying around, and clearly could not read the note written in English (as she needed to use her cellphone to translate and communicate with you guys). Hers, and you guys' reactions are so genuine and heartwarming! It is definitely great to receive, but greater to give!
*As a previous housekeeper/custodian this makes my heart melt. What a wonderful gesture!*
Just sitting in my car on my lunch break crying my eyes out.
Kara and Nate, you are both awesome and kind people. Thats a really huge tip for the housekeeper. In fact she take picture of the money as i guess she wants to protect herself to prevent misunderstanding. I can see she's a migrant worker from China to work in Singapore to feed her family back home in China. Once again your both awesome!
Oh my goodness this hit me right in the feels. Aww her speaking in Mandarin!! Thank you for keeping everyone smiling during these uncertain times. Can’t wait to see what your next adventure will be. Everyone please stay safe and healthy.
Thank you for doing this!! I used to be a housekeeper and let me tell you they don't make much. So whenever we received a tip it was the highlight of our day. I remember getting $40 one time and a thank you note. I couldn't believe it! I always leave a tip now whenever I stay in a hotel. 😊❤
I worked for YEARS cleaning rooms in hotels, You both made her day I can promise you that!!! I was once tipped by a guest staying for an extended time, this person did the same thing. I did not take it either, the price for taking it is so high in some hotels. (Fines, being fired, JAIL even) Also you never know if it's a joke, or something not nice.🤔 Turned out the man missed his family and I talked to him when I was in there and also tried really hard to give him good service. So he felt like I had gone far and above, my employer had to tell me it was OK to take such a large tip. I have always hoped and prayed he got great service every where he went.
Thank you both for this kind gesture to this hard working woman
May God Bless you
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Washington State, USA
A beautiful honest lady,
I always treat my room attendants,they are forever grateful.
Well done
This video made me cry, it is so wonderful to see kind and generous people giving away not just money but even gratitude to all of the essential workers out there who are doing all there is in this time of crisis. Please keep up the inspiration work, this makes me wanna do random act of kindness
The housekeeper saw the money and didn't even think about stealing it. She then could not read the note and used the phone to translate the message and still didn't take it. The was honestly beautiful! Very generous on your part, but her honesty stole my heart!
i watched it over 10 times to see the priceless reaction of the cleaning stuff! May be she is poor but definitely is very honest and pious by her heart! You people made my day!
It's okay. Just crying my eyes out like a small child over here.
Lol 😂😂😂
D M me too
This is the most genuine random act of kindness video I have ever seen. I cried when she cried, then cried when you cried. This is what it means to give from a place of love
Before she left, what she was saying was “I’m gonna cry” 😭❤️ so kind of you guys
Always good to see people helping people especially during this current pandemic and financial crisis. I’m sure this money would be helpful for the housekeeper and her family 🙌💯
Yeah!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻yes
it warms my heart to see her so hesitant 🥺 awee that’s how you know she’s pure. i love her!! 🥺♥️
I want to say a big thank you!! I appreciate what you have done. I’m a housekeeper I wish more people would be like that!! I’ve been off of work about 2 months!
You do know God will bless you for your generosity. I've been following you since your trip on the trans-Siberian railroad. You two seem like down to earth people. Continue being you! God bless you both. Stay safe!
I normally travel 300 plus days a year and adamant about tipping hotel, valets etc.., this video gave me joy and made me cry. I have met some of the most amazing hotel staff who bend over backwards to make my home away from home comfortable. Due to virus, my travels like yours have been suspended until it is safe again. I just found your channel and was intrigued to see what you did next. So will vicariously through your videos for a while until I am cleared to be back on the road.
What an amazing gift you gave! My heart was just urging her to take the money. Thank you for sharing. You guys bring more joy then you know.
Backwards hug.
Now there’s a great idea lol. Like a high five in a pool with feet.
Perfect add it to my weirdo list of things I’ve done.
I loved that hug! The whole video was wonderful but that was my favorite part :)
Hi Kara and Nate, you probably won't read this but we've been struggling with depression a lot feeling trapped, and your videos and loveable energy give us hope and motivation to save up and follow in your footsteps. Thank you so much for your videos.
You two are so generous! Coming from someone who has been housebound because of an autoimmune disorder, I really wish I could give every frontline worker a TUB of money for trying to keep society going all while putting their own (and their families) health at risk. Thank you for taking your good fortune and passing it along to someone who needs it! That is the true capacity of the human heart! Much love to you both and safe travels!🧡
Me and my mum are nearly crying🥺 I feel lucky to have found your channel and share these moments!!!