Hey, fam!
We are in Malaysia, finally.
This is our first full day.
We already had our traditional chicken rice for our first breakfast in Malaysia.
It's always a Kumaar Family tradition.
But anyway, today's video is we're gonna give you a house tour of my childhood home.
I'm here in Klang.
That's where I used to live.
And here, let me show you.
Welcome in to my humble home.
This is where Logesh Kumaar grew up...
and lived for 24 years of his life.
Okay, so first up here, this is the living room.
It's a tiny little living room, but it gets the job done.
We have a nice big TV here to enjoy for entertainment and stuff like that.
We got couches.
And we've got plenty of toys.
Also guys, the house is messy not because it's messy.
Because we came in and we left a bunch of toys and bags and suitcases and all that.
Come over this side.
It's where we hang all our keys right here.
So easy access to go out.
This first room used to be my sister's room.
And this is where she slept.
It's a full room, you know.
There's a cabinet here.
Unfortunately, the cabinet because it floods a lot in Klang...
it kind of destroyed all the furniture at the bottom, you know when it flooded.
So we need to replace it.
You know, a lot of furniture was destroyed.
But yeah, here's the window.
When I was young, I used to climb out here and sneak out.
Shhh!
Got my mom.
But then, you can see we put some metal things...
to avoid people from going out.
Probably because of me.
But anyway, yeah, so this is my sister's room.
Let's move on to the next area of the house.
Watch your step, Rach.
We got children down there.
Our children.
Who are these people up here?
Oh! Okay, let me talk to you about it.
This is what I like to call 'The Wall of Achievement'.
If your pictures on this wall...
your family, your Asian family, is proud of you.
That's how it is.
My picture's not up there.
You have to belong with the family first. I do!
Oh, yeah. Now you do. Yeah!
Okay, let's see who's on the wall.
Okay, let's see if I made it on the wall.
That's important.
First, we got... Oh, we got little Logesh right there. Oh my gosh!
I guess I can't have a lot of achievements when I was young.
At least, I made it on the wall.
I think achievement of being the cutest little one. Look how cute you are.
This is the picture of me when I graduated my computer science degree at INTI College.
And this right here was my graduation in America, actually.
You're Master Logesh.
Okay, coming over to this side, this is a... I don't know what it is.
Oh, that clock.
That clock is a classic.
It chimes.
It basically chimes every 15 minutes.
So for 24 years of my life, it has been chiming every 15 minutes till today.
It's still going strong.
But anyway, so this is like... I don't know maybe common area or whatever.
This is our computer desk.
Also, by the way guys...
the whole setup of this house is exactly the same of how when I grew up with.
It's exactly the same now.
This is where we had our computer.
We used to share one computer right here.
Right now, I just dump all my things and work here.
We wrote like common notes here, you know, any important details or whatever.
Oh! And here right here...
this is another achievement cupboard, you know as you can see.
All the stuff that I got when I was in school, in high school.
This top here is all my sister's stuff.
And this bottom here is all my stuff.
So as you can see, my sister had a lot of like education academic achievements.
I had a lot of like sports stuff.
This room, friends and family...
this is my room.
Welcome in.
It's kind of cool, you know why?
Because this is where I grew up most of my life, in this room.
Now, my kids are sleeping in this room.
So it's like a full cycle. Pretty cool.
The bed is actually still the same bed that I grew up with.
Oh, same bed frame? Same bed frame, yeah.
Different sheets? Different sheets, yeah.
And also, so there used to be like a cupboard here...
but it actually connects to the first room.
So that's how you snuck out?
Shhh!
Mom's outside. Sorry!
I still kept the secrets from all this while.
You realize she watches our videos, right?
That's true.
So moving on, this is where our dining table is.
We used to have a slightly bigger table.
But now, since we're not here, it's just my mom and dad.
They just switched off to like a smaller table.
It works.
Coming over here, this is like the...
I want to say like a catch-all area, you know.
Tea, coffee, any condiments, things like their medicine, you know, stuff that's here.
Okay, so down here, we might have some embarrassing pictures of me...
because it's all the photo albums down here.
Yes, embarrassing pictures. I want it.
Okay, let's see.
Okay, be careful when you're trying to open it, okay? Oh my gosh!
Who's that? Oh, that's my dad.
That's your dad. That's my padre.
Oh my gosh! Is that you?
That is me right there.
Oh, so you know why that some of it is missing is because...
I pulled out some pictures to take it with me.
Look how cute you are!
Okay, moving on, this is like the... again, common area.
There's a sink here.
And then, if you want to listen to the music...
usually this radio plays every day in the morning, some fun music.
We got water here.
You know, honestly, I, myself am so curious because...
I don't even know what are these things anymore.
It used to be here like the drink area.
These are like containers and stuff, a catch-all for things.
So this room here is my parents' room.
It's probably the nicest room right now.
Everything's put together. You know, the bed.
So again, the common theme with all these rooms is that they're all the same.
They all have a bed.
They all have like a...
What would you call this?
Umm... a wardrobe? A wardrobe, yeah.
And that's pretty much it.
And then, maybe like a dressing area.
Okay, moving on...
Oh, did you see this?
No entry without permission.
If you do not have permission, you cannot go in.
So this is a storage room.
This whole room is basically like storage of a bunch of junk and things like that.
We break it in.
I didn't realize how tiny this room was.
I mean, growing up, when I was a little guy...
this felt like a big room, but it's actually pretty tiny.
Hey, our stroller!
Oh! This stroller, we bought in the last trip.
I guess we could still use it.
But yeah, it's pretty much a lot of junk.
So this guy right here is actually my grandpa.
My dad's dad.
But, I've never met him...
because he passed away way before I was born.
I feel like you look like him.
Yeah!
So this is probably how I would look when I'm really really old.
He doesn't look that old.
I guess not that old.
Okay, so back here again, almost at the end, here's a bathroom.
This is just the shower though, right? There's no toilet in this one.
And then, back here, this is the toilet.
This toilet was done up too, so it looks like a bit nicer, actually.
Okay, anyway, so finally, the end part here is this is the kitchen.
We have a very very tiny kitchen.
This little area here is where my mom and my dad cooked and made food for us.
The oils and stuff and soy sauce, everything's here.
They use the same bottle there as us.
But yeah, that's the kitchen.
Then, this door goes out to the back of the house.
So yeah, this goes out to the back of the house.
Yeah and this is what we call the 'belakang lorong'.
What does that mean?
It's the back alley.
Okay guys, so now I want to show you a little bit around my neighborhood...
and all the fun things I used to do when I was growing up.
And at the end of it...
I'm gonna bring you to one of my all-time most favorite char kuetiau restaurant in Klang.
But to get there, we're gonna need a car...
because we don't have one here in Malaysia. We don't. No.
So what we're going to use is Flux. Yup!
And it so happened to be here.
Okay, so we come back to Malaysia, once, maybe twice a year.
And the problem is we don't have a car here.
So now we use what's called Flux...
which is not like your typical car rental service.
It's actually a subscription service.
It's perfect for us because we don't live here.
We don't have to take out a down payment or have any loans.
We can just use this service.
And one of the greatest things about Flux is, it actually has a concierge service.
So our friend over here brought us the car to our house.
Hi!
Thank you so much.
Do we need to sign any papers or anything? Yes.
Okay.
Thank you so much.
This is the same car that we used last time.
The exact same car with the same number plate and everything.
And we love this car, we got the same one again.
Guys, we love this car, but Flux has so many choices to choose from.
And now they even have motorcycles. Motorbikes? Motorcycles?
which are both petrol and electric, so check those out.
We're gonna leave all the details for this in the description box down below.
Did you go to that park, Ky Ky?
We go to that park.
Who took you there, buddy?
Tatta.
Tatta. Okay, okay.
So this park back here...
this is a walking distance from my house.
This is where we played all the time.
Back when I was growing up, there wasn't a play structure.
There were like two goalposts on each end.
And it's kind of like run down, but now they did it up a little bit.
So it looks much nicer than it was before.
But yeah, we spent a lot of time just playing here every evening.
Okay, and this right here guys, this is Warung Pak Din.
So it's the epitome of like Palm Grove...
because it was started by you know, Pak Din.
And all he used to sell was curry puff.
Growing up, it was a little stall.
I don't think it was even Warung Pak Din.
I think it was just like, 'Pak Din's curry puff.'
He was famous for his curry puff because...
he had a lot of like potato and chicken and everything in his curry puff.
Where else everywhere else had like little small things, you know.
So he was so famous for that.
Slowly they added like more kuih and all that.
And now it's grown to be like a stall.
It's really famous.
I remember that every single time we come here...
everyone, locals and not locals...
Pak Din would be like, "Welcome to Palm Grove."
And it's like you know you're welcome, and you know that you are here.
So that's why it was so famous.
Hot!
Here we are, guys.
The greatest char kuetiau all of the world.
Even better than Penang, trust me.
I dreamed of this living in America, literally.
I kid you not.
Every time I'm like, 'crave' this.
This is what I call a plate of char kuetiau.
The best!
Still as good as ever.
We've tried making char kuetiau in America.
We've had it there...
which the texture and the wok hei and all that just never quite matches up.
This is chef's kiss.
What's wrong?
Too spicy!
They insisted they won't let me pay.
I tried to give the uncle ang pow, he doesn't want to take.
We were like fighting with the bill and the whole situation. Oh, man!
Okay, after all the arguing and fighting over giving the ang pow, they finally took it.
But, one of the workers there...
insisted that...
he wants us to try this special durian that's close by.
So they brought us to this like... house.
It's literally someone's house.
And they're selling durian out here.
You can eat, you can hang out, and all that.
The king has arrived.
This is Musang King.
Look at that color. It's so beautiful.
Huiyoo, delicious!
Oh, it's good? Yeah?
Nothing else compares to this.
It's so unique and flavorful and just perfect.
How was that one?
Thumbs up?