What a $20,000/Month Japanese Apartment is Like | Tokyo Home Tour
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- Published on Oct 23, 2020
- We go inside a $20,000 per month Japanese apartment in the heart of Harajuku, Tokyo. But how good can it really be? Let's take a tour!
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So what's the verdict? Good value for money given the private roof oasis and location in the heart of Harajuku? Or simply overpriced mayhem?
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- And as for me, it's back to the ironing board.
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Man the music is so good in this. Especially at 1:00 with the trumpet in the right. Really wish music for this was linked.
Capitalism is really out of control.
@Freiya2011 Just like most absurd mansions (which is what this is), the person actually making the money doesn't enjoy it, their family/entourage does. Having housesat and lived in absurd mansions from time to time... you don't know how right you are! They're usually uncomfortable, excessively annoying to walk around in (like the maze in this video), and then there's the sheer amount of stuff you have to have just so the place doesn't look totally empty.
@Rob potatoesVery roughly in the US a 20K/month 30-year mortgage with zero percent down would be a $4,000,000 house. So it's AT LEAST 4 million. But based on my magic real estate nose, it's probably closer to 10 million.
Do people actually RENT for that much? That sounds insane 😂
Yes, they do. If you're an executive of a company and only plan to stay in Tokyo for 2 years, you rent.
@nikita novikov HK? Hell's Kitchen?
@smonyboy Singapore isn't that expensive though. Pretty affordable because of how payments work through CPF and stuff. Essentially, when it comes down to it, through CPF your employer pays for your house and a small part of your salary pays for the rest. Unless you're a foreigner who HAS to rent, I guess. But even then, a big maisonette condo at Queenstown will only run you about $6000 a month for the whole place. I had a friend who rented a 4 story landed for $10000 a month. It came with a pool and its own yard; down at Faber road.
Wow that’s crazy for the price. Pretty huge. I think the guest bedroom is just the right size for most and I could live in that alone.😜🤣🤪🤯
Actually I was thinking $20K a month wasn't too bad for one of one Tokyo's swankiest neighborhoods until I remembered all of fees upon fees upon fees and the special added fee for the "privilege of paying fees" fee and the "just because we want to screw you even more" fee and finally, the "you gotta be kidding me" fee!
🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
This guy is a very skilled salesman. I think his shining brilliance shined particularly bright when Chris said:"This is a great place to sit and eat Muffins." and the boi responded with a quite sincere sounding and slightly flattering:"It is."
was thinking the same thing
Something about your post made me giddy ☺️ carry on
@Airyana Waējah shekel shekel
It's also natraul to make typos, but this is one is positively supernatraul :^)
When I was living and going to school in Japan, I was renting a two bedroom apartment in Funabashi that had pretty big rooms, one of which was for sleeping, the other was turned into a dining room. I has an awesome deep, box style bathtub that I absolutely loved. All the floors except in the kitchen and bathroom were tatami. I only paid 500 bucks a month for it. It’s cool to live in the city but it’s smarter to live right outside of it. Kind of like living in NYC but not right in the city. In Queens or Brooklyn would be cheaper. This place in the video is amazing but you’d need to rent with roommates for it to be fun and more affordable. Think of the after parties you could have here with awesome garden lighting. Blues and reds, hang some lights that are dim… I miss Japan so much.
Not only was it interesting, but you two made it incredibly entertaining as well. Thank you! ありがとう
Chris, I gotta say that your videos always make me feel at home. I don't know why I've never lived in Japan.
I'm glad this was in Harajuku, I've had some of my most awesome moements in Japan on Tekashita street.
@MONO :(
@Jeff Traboulsy same man..... same
I'm gonna cry. I want to visit Japan so bad.
You and Sharla make a good YT team! I particularly enjoyed the bike tour video you did featuring a number of guests, including Sharla!
The living room space is nice, I mean where else would you put your grand piano?! Also is the elevator to the roof the regular elevator everyone uses? Or is it a different one just for my apartment? Also is there a priority system i.e. if I'm in my apartment on the 4th floor while the elevator is idle and want to go up, do I get priority over someone on the third floor who wants to go down?
"This is the least big room. Let's call it the smallest." How avantgarde.
Despite the price and debates about buying a real house, the house style is incredibly calming. Nice bedroom, awesome indoor outdoor experience, nothing too crazy (except the lift). I think if it was built anywhere else outside Tokyo, where land price is cheaper, this house design would sold instantly.
Chris seems to be so proud about his ironing board kitchen space.
@Abroad in Japan Oh! The irony
That's how surfing came about wasn't it? Someone took an ironing board onto the waves and surfed them?
@Rammsoldat Colin Furze is proof of that.
@Skyrat Surfboard.
When I first moved to Switzerland it was the same way, they didn't want to rent to me as a foreigner. Until I lucked onto a landlord that turned out to be prejudiced against Swiss!
At first I read it as 20,000 yen a month, and was jaw dropping at how good this place was for the price...and then you said dollars, and it all made sense.
Obsessed with this video!! Totally hilarious but also professional!!! Great job!!
3:39 A BIT bigger than most bedrooms in Japan? Good lord.. It really puts into perspective how small Japanese apartments are.
I absolutely LOVED the garden. How wonderful is that being able to loose yourself there and pretend you're not in the city
Yep if you ever watch some other videos of people living in Japan you will see how small apartments are
Alex giving some hard James Bond villain vibes.
@Iododendron DAD!!!! One billion is bigger than one million, genius!!!!! Lol
Where is the pool with sharks or piranha
An apartment that size in America would be what, 3k-5k max?
I've met him years ago on Okinawa.... normal vibes then ;-)
Felicidades, es un buen ejemplo.
250 sentadillas son unos KISSSS.Uno muchas y un buen ejercicio.
5:25 Se deja ver que hay muy buenos resultados 😍👍
Saludos desde la Cd.. de world 🌹😉💖
los mortales abian apreciado tan hermosa mujer.
I had a luxury to live in couple big Hauses and apartment in my life. In Japan I understand that I like smaller places more. It is more convenient, less cleaning (or you have to pay a cleaner. Which I don't do) and usually your family use one favorite spot all together , all other sofas are just taking up space .
I like how his friend can't turn off his real estate tour self as he's taking him through. Love it.
Lol yeah straight into presentation mode. Habit no doubt
"This is the the least big bedroom. Let's call it the smallest."
That would seem fair.
I could watch a series of Chris touring Japan houses.
Me too
Same!
Same.
Yesssss!
Hahahahaha!! Scottie the pug is the CEO lol. Great video, first time seeing your channel and I loved it! It's been a while since I've been in Japan! I DO remember the people staring at me like I was Godzilla lol. At 6'3 and 210lbs I did stand out quite a bit lol. Tokyo is an amazing city! Love Japan.
"This is gonna be depressing" I laughed so much on the opening of the video, bc that is what I thought as well as I am living in a scharehouse with just one tiny room, bc I can't afford other places in Tokyo. But DAMN such a place would be a dream~~~
I understand the aversion to foreigners, sort of remind me of when I worked at an agency in the UK. When you would find out someone is not working and using benefits to pay for the rent, you immediately have to ask for guarantors which must be home owners. Its security for the landlord more anything.
The master bedroom was so large and open that it made me uncomfortable and I thought "this would be an excellent room to turn into a living room. I'll just sleep in the first bedroom."
Then the living room was twice as large and I totally take it back. I think I could get by in that apartment. The master bedroom might just be perfect for me. Those gardens are even better.
Alex was holding the dog like a bond villains, I love it. Chris, you can learn from him - you need more bond villain pets for more subs
Yes, the first thing I think is he's obviously a bond villan
He's essentially a post modern Bond villain.
Hearing how many times this guy said his entire apartment would fit into one of those rooms makes me really appreciate the living situation I have right now. I'm renting an entire house for the price of one room because the homeowner just wants someone to live in the place while his mom is still alive. When she passes he's going to sell the house, I assume, and I'll find another place to live. Here's hoping Mom is hail and healthy for many years to come!
@combs brushes I sure hope he's coming. I sent him an invitation. He's in charge of bringing the tequila and said he'd get his mom to make some taquitos.
repent Jesus christ is coming, repent before it's too late, Jesus loves you
Definitely interesting mixture of woods. For some reason Japanese love this kind of early 2000s hotel style.
I've been around the world a few times over, and the one thing I've never been able to get is small living spaces. I did it as a student - but I like my space, but with a family I suppose your priorities change. 200sqm is the minimum I'd be okay with but outdoor space is even more important imo.
Love the Pug; we also have Pugs (2), both snore like crazy!! Absolutely amazing apartment size for Japan!
Kinda fascinated by the knotted wood finish on the concrete pillars. I wonder how they did it, would you really get those dark knots from just the formwork?
As a wheelchair user, I'm realizing that even a $20k per month apartment is built with small doors, tiny corridors, stairs that don't really need to be there... into an accommodation that would render wheelchair living quite poorly maneuverable. This is quite astonishing to me. Not only that space consciousness is still so present in a home for which traditional limitations don't really apply, but also that accessibility seems to be such an elusive type of luxury for the country as a whole when looking at it from the outside.
@Vj I wasn't assuming anything, but I was surprised. Japanese culture valuing being considerate, accessibility (or lack thereof) is an interesting element to consider.
Well, they don't have ADA regulations and I wouldn't go to another country assuming they do.
@I’m stupid, but I've lived for the longest in Stockholm, Sweden but have had an ok time living in Paris for a few years (though the apartment accessibility issue there is real, and I suppose, commensurate to a point with what I should expect in Tokyo), and I've had little to no problem visiting Barcelona & Madrid. True, there will always be problems of some kind that you have to overcome, but if you compare city life with the opposite (whether less dense urban areas or full-blown rural life), I still think cities win out in terms of ability to live well for wheelchair users.
@Guillaume Ceccarelli which part of europe if you don’t mind me asking? because when i visited europe it seemed like a terrible place for wheelchairs, with the cobbled roads, frequent stairs, and lack of “disabled” bathrooms, elevators, and wheelchair ramps
@I’m stupid, but In Japan? Perhaps. They've done me wonders in Europe.
But for real, from where I am (Philippines), our usual monthly rent for a three-floor apartment in a residential area (not high-end but also not low-end) is around US$385 - 480 converted. Where me, my siblings and parents live, our rent is around $385, with three floors, in the city with other apartments and some small stores. So I find the standard monthly rent of 100,000 yen in Japan to be actually expensive. I probably need to win the lottery or get a high-end job to be able to live comfortably upon arriving in Japan. (::_::)
(from philippines too!) our apartment unit costs about 150 usd when converted. we don't live near a big city (so put that in mind). but each unit has two floors, a laundry room connected to a guest's comfort room, a bathroom, and two bedrooms. the apartment complex has a gate and working cctvs installed. the complex itself is situated near a fastfood branch, a convenience store, and a produce market. crazy how my family can get THIS much from a cheaper price than what's offered in typical "luxury apartments in XXX" videos here in youtube :')
Thank you for making this video, I look forward to finding a home in Japan.
Why are all of Chris’s friends super rich and own these huge companies, but he’s still like a university student.
I mean he’s a famous TheXvidr… that makes enough money to live comfortably
@ganymede242 Exactly. For a non-'celebrity' (i.e., Taylor Swift, Jordan Peterson, Joe Rogan, etc.), he's doing great. He's really built something incredibly entertaining and informative.
@ItsRauben Add patreon to that and he's probably hitting a million. 7.4k patreons, at minimum of $3 dollars each.
You're crazy if you think he isn't doing well for himself. He makes like 200k a year on youtube, and at least 400k a year from patreon (probably more).
im high
That was very ... depressing !!! In Greece for that amount of money you can get 10 apartments like this one and we will throw in a 1000 times better view. I knew that Tokyon apartments were microscopic but always assumed that the luxury ones will be much bigger than this. I obviously completely underestimated Tokyo's desperate need for space. Love the video keep up the amazing work.
Incredible how even luxury apartments are tiny in Tokyo. I was paying around 1250 usd for a house here that was bigger, more modern and more luxurious than this apartment.
This makes me especially happy that I live in a 75 m2 apartment in Vienna, Austria (also not a bad city) with a 15 m2 balcony, for €550 a month. But I guess real estate agents deserve to be rich.
@MsJavaWolf Prices have skyrocketed here in Vienna too recently. We were lucky to get this _Gemeindebauwohnung_ 15 years ago. Now it's just about impossible to find anything affordable.
A sick deal tbh. I was not able to get a similar deal in Frankfurt or even the surrounding cities.
Hi from USA…I love Japan! Amazing Japanese people! It is fun to go shoppings and restaurants etc…❤️❤️❤️❤️beautiful houses and apartments too 🌹🌹🌹
chris wore his most expensive t shirt for this. He means business.
😂🤣😅
Well it's part of the character on video hehe. He actually makes over 300k a year.
"you can barely hear a pin drop"
scuffed idiom
@***16 you should check her out she's really amazing
@Sherry Alfie trading Best pro trader I know When?
I was half-expecting them to find the secret space where the maid keeps her husband.
If you're talking about the movie "Parasite" that's Korean, lol
Don’t let Chris kid you, he can afford lots of stuff with his 2.4M subscription base. 🥳
And that rooftop garden is amazing, it's goals, it's a dream 😍
Sharla is "someone a bit good". That is a massive compliment coming from Chris 😂
I really needed this video for my own sanity. Thank you.
@dogtop19 It's 2 million yen a month, convert that and it's over 19,000 US dollars. Unless you're in a different country where that translates to 2,000 of your currency.
HEY AZ.
Woah! did not see this coming ahaha
you know that is only like $2,000 us dollars right.
You should consider making a video together. You know like a vacation and a collaboration thing :D :D :D :D
i love how this man comfortably hold his pug at his office
Starting out with a cheery "THIS is gonna be depressing!" 🤣
I'm a Texan, so I'm just makin' assumptions here, but that made me laugh out loud. It just sounded SO BRITISH!
Well,
It's empty for a reason I guess.
@Stephen Shields apartments for sale usually start from 40mil yen and a 100 square meter house can go for 300 mil yen in central tokyo its crazy.
@iErika True, there is a different cultural attitude in Japan in regards to being super rich. In the West it is often encouraged to show off, where in Japan (don't know so much about Korea/China) it is the complete opposite, and the super-rich are encouraged not to brag and make other people feel bad.
If you buy it, in the future when you want to sell it , it will take months, years. So some rich people from foreign country won't buy it, but rent it.
@Frank Cruz That's where you're wrong. A lot of Japanese people can easily afford this but sees it as a waste of money or too extravagant for no reason at all. As most Japanese, they are very careful not to flaunt their wealth.
@Stephen Shields in the heart of Harajuku, Tokyo? Location matters as much if not more than the actual house itself you know...
damn, i dont live in a overcrowded country/city, and my apartment could still fit many times over inside that one xD
i think the biggest apartment i've had is ca. 1~1.5K$ a month for aprox 100 sqm, and now i live in a 35 sqm apartment 😄
"This is gonna be depressing". That hits home hard. Most people struggle to get by here in Okinawa, but one day, I had the opportunity to go to the company owner's house to troubleshoot some computer problems (because of course he was using a company computer as his home computer). The house was beautiful and had an amazing view of the city. Plus, he had central heat/AC which I've never seen in any house in Okinawa. I can only dream of living in a home like that here.
@bitfreakazoid not greed, ethics. Try them sometime.
@WookieWarrior This apartment is also in the middle of Harajuku.
In the US you can use a personal car as a taxicab. Usually it's people driving a typical budget car. Once I road in a BMW using this. I did NOT want to get out. Later the realization that it would probably never happen again just hit me like a few tons of bricks. Needless to say I was crushed. At least I got a happy memory.
I have to say: It is really not that expensive when you compare this to the rent in Manhattan NY. It is like 20x size of a 2b2b apartment but only 4x more expensive.
The best channel on you tube. Watching Chris say..."I'd just roll around and around" and looking at the realtor's face.. 😂😂😂
Sickest apartment I see videos like this 🥰
Try to trust anyway if things do not go as they are!!
Great video
WOW, what a nice video of an amazing spacious apartment!
"I would just roll around on the floor with it."
Don't pretend like you don't already do this, Chris.
😂🤣😚☺👊
@Abroad in Japan I'd say you're a few more than two rolls in.
@Abroad in Japan PSA: That's five rolls for the average person!
@Abroad in Japan so you have tried it :P
@Abroad in Japan Even better, now you have an excuse to break in-- er rent that $20,000 apartment
That awkward moment when a $250,000 house is nicer than a 20k a month apartment in Japan.
@K R No amount of 'location' can justify a 20K/Month price. You can probably purchase a really good home even in a great location for 4-5 million in most popular cities in the world. You can easily get approved for a loan if you have 20K/month money and just buy a. place that is 10x better than this and build equity. This is a crapbox for the price. Literally soulless. The 'garden' looks like weed growing and hasn't been cut in ages. The rooms give off a 70s vibe. Apart from being big, there is literally nothing here.
Well I’d rather have the Tokyo apartment than some thing in the boonies
Location, location, location. Is what I believe they’d say
I guess you're not in London then! LOL
I love how the realtor is already standing up and holding a dog when Chris enters
Chris knows how to do his job! Great video
firstly, i was not impressed. Its a beautiful and clean, modern apartment. I would love to have it, but i could have more or less the same for about 2000-5000 dollars in Switzerland (Zürich). So i first thought, this is too expensive.
But when i heard of the moving in fees.... well i guess its not the same. Absolutely not and incredibly ridicolous!
Otherwise i would think its too expensive for 20k.
Great idea this. Very much enjoy these videos.
@sj appiyah me too!
Love your Channel!
This is relatively depressing for the price.
@ׂVel Vel If you're looking for a rural experience, I have bad news. Japan has one of the highest population densities on the planet. In a country that has less surface area than California, there are 125 million people. The greater Tokyo area alone has almost 40 million people, making it the most populous city in the world.
@Wardeni the states is just toxic here, it's so suffocating sometimes and just standing outside, looking at our dull streets, it gives me a headahce. so I'm willing to learn some japanese and rush to japan.
@davidetre All cities are depressing.
Where I live this is a dream come true lol
Everything is cramped and narrow. That being said, if you've ever searched for a home you should realize that everything seems smaller when empty.
Imagine having to relocate from this appartment anywhere else in Tokyo. You would need to sell half of your furniture, because no way you would find the same space appartment twice in a row.
I love all the built in storage EVERYWHERE!!!!
If I could afford $20k a MONTH, I'd retire and live on the beach in Okinawa or something in a modest, but livable space. Would be DOPE!
I think what actually impressed Chris the most was the ability to hide the kitchen.
pretty amazing how there even is such a thing as 20k rent.
Rents cap at around 3-4k in my country.
And even that is rare.
Because it makes no sense to rent when you could be buying.
that real estate guy looks like an absolute villain with that suit while petting his bull dog
I wish I get this level live in this kind of appartment in Japan
Love "well this is going to be depressing " I almost spat my pepsi out my nose when you said that . Then I subscribed , that was internet GOLD !
Lol, can't imagine a random rich person watching this video and be like "Yep, I'm moving in tomorrow."
Who have $20,000 to pay a apartment rental can buy your own apartment...lol
Why not?
Just like reviews for cars, boats and other items with rather high monetary value these videos serves as entertainment for the masses and actual review value for the few.
I'm curious, to the people saying that rich folk doesn't use TheXvid, at what yearly income do they find the platform to be underneath them?
@lofihippie are you rich? No and your completely wrong 💀
@J Wyour parents money will run out make sure you jus as smart as them
Real rich people would buy this house to rent it to poor people. They'd live on the ground, with large front gate and large yard outside metropolitan Tokyo.
I seriously doubt 20k a month is the most expensive in Tokyo, …
Loving the stone bench! Just so cool.
Always crazy seeing the costs of foreign living. It costs more to buy that apartment than it does to buy an entire castle in some countries. Most americans find anything under 800 sqft unlivable and that only costs $600-1200 a month in most areas
"If I lived here which is never going to happen, I would probably just sit like out here, maybe I'll have like a table here, sit, drink my coffee, play with a dog that I don't have"
Honestly if I have all that money to rent this apartment, I would buy a house instead of giving out that money to the landlord.
Chris, Sharla, deep sarcasm, a Bond villain and a bewildered-looking pug. I genuinely don’t need anything else to make my day.
I liked this video, i had no idea how small the places actually are. The first one is so depressing!
Did anyone else get how they tiptoed around saying that Japanese landlords are racists at the end ? You imagine if an English landlord treated a foreign tenant like that. It’s so backwards and yet it’s apparently not an issue 🤷♂️😂
Looking like an evil genius there holding the dog.
@D. Martin Poor darling was forced into a bro handshake, I was hurting for him. The lack of respect !!
And definitely not ghey at all.
A purposely bred disabled dog
he's a realtor who caters to evil geniuses
But would you serve clotted cream or lemon curd with your magnificent scones and crumpets? And is Chinese brick tea or Earl Gery or Scottish Breakfast tea an option? I can see serving a traditional Irish breakfast up there. I like Japanese food...any time after 12 PM local time....but I have done eggs on ramen noodles.
While it looks extremely luxurious I don't think I'd personally want to live there. The amount of windows would make it rather difficult to place furniture in my opinion.
Then again, my personal living space comes a lot closer to regular sized apartments in Tokyo, so I shouldn't be too surprised that I don't know what to do with a space that massive.
It's kind of odd coming from NY where $20K/mo is nothing unusual (especially for 4 bedrooms) and paying only $20 for parking 2 hours in midtown is cheap.
Wow, that rooftop garden is fantastic!
I'm in love with that iHome guy. So funny and sweet.
The guy showcasing the apartment for chris is super talented at what he dose, he should have his own channel
He’s like The Godfather of real estate, holding that pug like a boss.
the pug got all my attention.
Dat viel mij ook al op, Dr. Evil vibes.
😅
@Amanda Shhh, don't reveal Dogbert's real identity...
And the dog is his CEO, he worth / makes more money than I do....that’s sad lol
Seems overpriced even for Tokyo, even in London where rent tends to be a bit more expensive you can get a much better place for that kind of money in a superb location.
Also, I find it funny how all estate agents have this voice tone where everything they say just sounds so forced and fake, the kind of people who will lie to you no matter what if they can make any profit out of it lol.
Nonetheless amazing video as usual and you manage to make even things like this interesting!
20k a month?
There are entire mansions for SALE in new England for 20k. Granted they're very run down and need lots of care to be put back together. But still.
What can I say? The apartment is gorgeous, of course... not to mention it is roughly five times the surface area of my own house... without the garden. The one thing that I liked most about the video is the fact that the realtor, Alex in the video, was so polite to say "my business partner and I..." and not the usual impolite and disrespectful way around most people do. Call me a bit oldfashioned but I do like polite people ;)
I just love it that I can be taken on a tour like this while staying a broke weeb :')
it would be cool to see the opposite of this video, checking out an extremely budget apartment in a similar area!
I was like "$20.000 an appartment? thats cheap"
per month.
"Oh..."
I'm still trying to wrap my head around paying $240k a year (USD) for... Rent. Insanity.
But, it's a beautiful, spacious place for sure.
From the talk of who usually moves in to these types of apartments, it would seem no one ever actually pays the rent themselves. They’d be company homes. As in company officers would have these as incentive, in the same way company cars work. Or the embassy pays for them since they can’t have their diplomats living in shoeboxes. 20k a month is nothing to a government
Wowwwwww this is the size of a standard western house!!! But in Tokyo it’s ultra rich luxury!
Finally a rich people video that doesn't make me jealous of their wealth
I'm sure $20K in Texas will get you a 35 bedroom mansion.
@Garpocalypse for 20k a month?
@Hugh Jass Studios And Miami today!
yes 👍🏼
My first rented apartment in one of the big cities in Texas ... Best area of the city ... 2B/2B ... Utility room ... 3 walk-in closets ... 1.5 Garage ... Private patio ... Very small private garden ... $3000 a month
I actually wonder how many calls and messages Alex got after this video. I can totally see a follower contacting even if it was a prank (especially if) 😆
Everything about this video from the adorable pug to literally hiding a kitchen just screams supervillain for some reason
16:12 i know a number of other foreign real estate brokers in japan, so this guy isn't the only one. although he is the only one i've seen who focuses on luxury apartments.
I rented an apartment before. Great little place. Had an onsite garage, a pool. Private restrooms. Everything.
Then I had to move out when my mom said GTAV was to violent for me. ;(
Honestly when I first played GTAV, it wasn’t the violence that phased me but rather the fact that I heard the N-word used more times in the first HOUR of the game than I have in my whole life(maybe first two hours)!
Wise decision to make the pug the CEO
perfect for tax evasion
@directfunebru That would be a brilliant unethical decisionm
It's a tax dodge.
Well,at least the pug CEO wouldn't be stealing from the company. Unless it is food.