I live in hongkong more than 20 years and the tempo price is 3 hkd per pack in restaurants it’s about 40 cent and most of the restaurants have it for free
@@osas5211 Yes, but Candise is trying to make it sound bad, this was the case until 20 years ago. Some bathrooms still don’t provide tissues but most nowadays do. Also, napkins are also fre
This incorrect, I live in hk for more 20 years , most hk toilet have toilet paper and also the price of a pack tempo is about 40 cent in the restaurant and also you can get it for free
A lot of people complain about tip culture in the USA, which was brought here by Europeans before the USA was a country, but you never hear waiters complain. Don't participate if you don't want to, but I guarantee you the wait staff doesn't want it to go.
No tips in HK? You mean in fast food shop😂. Most of the toilets in shopping centres provide toilet paper. But as a long tradition, ppl like to bring their own tissue paper , especially ladies. Definitely you are not living in HK now or you just make up stories.
Lol say goodbye to literally every one of your rights, Im not even joking you have actually 0 rights in every place in china (hong kong is china since 2021)
Fr. This changed 20 years ago so the information provided is incorrect. Napkins are free. You don’t buy it. And most tissues are provided in bathrooms, but in some places there’s still some that don’t
In the past few years, maybe 5, that's changed. Everywhere except very cheap restaurants seems to have toilet paper. Napkins-- usually only 1 per customer in Western style restaurants. You still need your tissue pack for Chinese style restaurants.
Having fun with that anti-Americanism, are you? There are many countries that have far worse rates of violence than the US. Also, it varies greatly where you are in the US. Much of the crime is concentrated in certain places, whereas many places have very low crime rates. And where do you get your absurd 100,000 pounds bill for an ambulance? Translated into dollars-what’s that, about $120,000?-it’s even more ridiculous. Most people have health insurance of some kind, and even for those who don’t, you’ll still get the ambulance, whether you can pay for it or not. That’s the law. You don’t know what you’re talking about.
@@atlanta9286 Because the UK is a country that needs a functioning government, thus requires taxes to pay for civil servants and military defense, while Hong Kong is a colony for trading. To facilitate trade between England and China, and later any nation, the British created Hong Kong colony it import and export Chinese goods, which is simplified by having no taxes. Everything coming in or out of the colony isn't taxed, so the only thing that any one needs to do to trade is pay shipping fees, super simple and attractive to people wanting to do business
@@Ooilei but as a British citizen, its expensive when tax gets added on. National wage is not a lot when you get taxed. It might be usual for China but not for us British people. Its a struggle to live here honestly 😪
I live in Hong Kong and I have NEVER seen a restaurant say buy Tempo for $3, it’s always free. Just take it when you need it! Also about bringing your own tempo to the bathroom, that’s true for more old bathrooms, for much newer ones they provide it for you
Except the no tips no tax
I live in hongkong more than 20 years and the tempo price is 3 hkd per pack in restaurants it’s about 40 cent and most of the restaurants have it for free
if you buy newspapers you get it for free
Temp is the single best. I missed it badly. Where can we find it in the US?
@@keifyw7444what is it
@keifyw7444 what is it?
@@1A_B_C1just tissues in a little pack.
Out of my 13-ish years of living in HK I cannot remember a single time that I went to a toilet and there was no toilet paper
You didn't go to the toilet for 13 years???
The no toilet paper problem was much more widespread in HK 20 years ago.
Yeah, it's changed. Usually there is paper.
Bro you did not live all over Hong Kong , there are parts of it with a different scenario
@@osas5211 Yes, but Candise is trying to make it sound bad, this was the case until 20 years ago.
Some bathrooms still don’t provide tissues but most nowadays do.
Also, napkins are also fre
Me walking around in Hong kong with a roll of toilet paper in my purse hahahaha
Oh yes, taxes and tips. Def things I take for granted because we all secretly love them 💀
Every 1st world country pays at least double of the taxes as the US.
love you guys! you are educating masses
This incorrect, I live in hk for more 20 years , most hk toilet have toilet paper and also the price of a pack tempo is about 40 cent in the restaurant and also you can get it for free
Yeah
A lot of people complain about tip culture in the USA, which was brought here by Europeans before the USA was a country, but you never hear waiters complain.
Don't participate if you don't want to, but I guarantee you the wait staff doesn't want it to go.
No tips in HK? You mean in fast food shop😂. Most of the toilets in shopping centres provide toilet paper. But as a long tradition, ppl like to bring their own tissue paper , especially ladies. Definitely you are not living in HK now or you just make up stories.
I'm moving to Hong kong🎉
Lol say goodbye to literally every one of your rights, Im not even joking you have actually 0 rights in every place in china (hong kong is china since 2021)
Squat? True if you rewind 50 years
I live in Hong Kong and this is BS
It changed. 22 years ago that was the case except the most expensive shopping centres.
Fr. This changed 20 years ago so the information provided is incorrect.
Napkins are free. You don’t buy it. And most tissues are provided in bathrooms, but in some places there’s still some that don’t
@@user-ov4wr5yu4r Not true, even in street restaurants they would provide free napkins
@@plsreadmybioxdnot true, only you tip in restaurants (optional)
Tip: get chillli oil in your eye so someone's 婆婆 will give you a baby wipe.
In the past few years, maybe 5, that's changed. Everywhere except very cheap restaurants seems to have toilet paper. Napkins-- usually only 1 per customer in Western style restaurants. You still need your tissue pack for Chinese style restaurants.
omg yesss, my mum used to have a whole stash of tempo
Trust me. I don’t take any of these things for granted. Napkins and ice water are human rights of every American.
In the USA, free to be shot by a gunman, then £100000 bill for the ambulance to ambulance
You are obviously not American because that is complete nonsense.
We don’t use Pounds Sterling in the US, genius.
You also have freedom to defend yourself with a gun from a gunman, don’t know about the healthcare though
Having fun with that anti-Americanism, are you? There are many countries that have far worse rates of violence than the US. Also, it varies greatly where you are in the US. Much of the crime is concentrated in certain places, whereas many places have very low crime rates. And where do you get your absurd 100,000 pounds bill for an ambulance? Translated into dollars-what’s that, about $120,000?-it’s even more ridiculous. Most people have health insurance of some kind, and even for those who don’t, you’ll still get the ambulance, whether you can pay for it or not. That’s the law. You don’t know what you’re talking about.
@@johnpaulabocad6941But the gunman has already killed you buy the time you pull the gun out.
I would still tip. Just use to doing it.
This is completely wrong, getting tipped is very common in HongKong
Actually, there are 10% service charge on top of your bill in some Hong Kong restaurants.
I walk around with one of those really small sized pretty flat plastic tissue boxes. Can fit in my tiny bag
I think she's talking about mainland China, rather than Hong Kong.
Somebody is getting the PRC confused with HK
Who the hell says no tips in Hong Kong. If you don’t want the stink eye you better leave a tip for even the janitor.
I do have to pay tips in restaurants, but many eating at the street vendors to avoid tips. But restaurants always tips.
Most toilets in HK have free toilet paper.
The US is extra services with an extra bill
Wait a minute. I could have sworn the girl on the right was on a restaurant review video I watched a few years back.
I like the no tips/no taps thing more
Sounds like it evens out to me...
more like in mainland china tbh, all of those seldom happen in Hong Kong
american workers think tip is their birth right.
cause they get paid $2 an hour, plus tips.
@@goldensloth7. $20 per hour plus 20% tips on top of expensive meals here in WA State.
This is cool
what about free...dom of speech
You're taking this too literally. You means freedom to criticize trump or Biden.
Sorry mate we speak British accent ☠️☠️
What ever happened to the "Free Hong Kong" movement?
You dont get taxed? In England, they tax you for EVERYTHING!
Starting to like the idea of living in Hong Kong. ☺️
HK is tax free
Hong Kong is tax free because of England, the British set it up that way
@@Ooilei why cant England be set up that way 😭 😥
@@atlanta9286 Because the UK is a country that needs a functioning government, thus requires taxes to pay for civil servants and military defense, while Hong Kong is a colony for trading. To facilitate trade between England and China, and later any nation, the British created Hong Kong colony it import and export Chinese goods, which is simplified by having no taxes. Everything coming in or out of the colony isn't taxed, so the only thing that any one needs to do to trade is pay shipping fees, super simple and attractive to people wanting to do business
@@Ooilei but as a British citizen, its expensive when tax gets added on. National wage is not a lot when you get taxed.
It might be usual for China but not for us British people. Its a struggle to live here honestly 😪
Toilet cleaner in public restaurants to clean it yourself - Hong Kong
I'll stick with the toilets and ice water. Thanks.
Oh that's interesting, because I always find toilet paper in every toilets I go. Start thinking which Hong Kong you're living in
TEMPO!!! Love them the most! Only found them in Hongkong 😢😢😢
US once....20 yrs ago 😢😢😢
Not worth it if I have to tip 😂
I live in Hong Kong and I have NEVER seen a restaurant say buy Tempo for $3, it’s always free. Just take it when you need it!
Also about bringing your own tempo to the bathroom, that’s true for more old bathrooms, for much newer ones they provide it for you
US propaganda going on here?
This is wrong on so many levels!
Not very accurate in hk..
The free refills and free napkins is the taxes we pay in america
No tips or tax u say???
U almost made a commie but u won't get me that easily. 😅
These two must be the rioters that escaped to the US when the Hong Kong National Security Law kicked in.
They are from Mainland China.