The quiet part of the Cheebs cycle has begun again, but this time it's interesting because he wouldn't shut up about going to Japan (did you know he's been there four times and now lives there) and the minute he gets there, he just closes up like a clam making a few vague comments his life and streaming himself walking to places to get food. I would have figured he would have a posted at least 10 photos by now of him out and about by himself or with a friend(s).
Given he's in school with children, there is very likely extremely strict cell phone restrictions (read: parents freaking out because their kids are in the background of a shot) so I doubt he's posting during the day.
I'd just believe a combination of jet lag, dealing with Japan, working two jobs, and trying to sort his living situation. That is, now that he's started work he's probably either sleeping, working, or touring apartments. That is, he's living an authentic Japanese life.
Maybe throw in some new foreign diseases and a touch of
Nippon Syndrom on top too.
Also to try to boil this down:
Cheebs is moving from America where I imagine the most this wigga ever walked was from his parking space to the store to Japan, he's now in Japan where he's got walk to all his shops (and haul back anything he buys). Or take public transit, and Even functional public transit is exhausting when compared to driving.
Its also hot and humid in Japan, and he may not be fully acclimated. So he's very likely physically exhausted as well as mentally.
Regarding all his videos being walking places, Cheebs is about to experience the joys of "Moved to foriegn country with margin employment; no money or time to enjoy said country".
tl;dr: He's too busy slaying sideways puss to post vlogs. He's still bing bing wahooing a 2am, but not in way he can stream on Twitch.
It's as I've always said the Japanese praise you when you try something. You'll hear a lot of "Nihongo wa jouzu desu ne" or "Your Japanese is very good" when you attempt to speak it and sound like a four year old. It gives them a sense of superiority. But it's like a pet dog that does tricks. It's cute up until it sits down at the table, pulls out today's newspaper and asks for a cup of coffee. When you get skilled at things that are truly "Japanese" you are now a "strange foreigner" or "Hen na gaijin". They literally don't know how to take you, It's like their brains seize up and refuse to admit that you spoke fluently.
That is something I hadn't considered. Japanese do like being superior.
And of course, its very easy to feel superior when compared to Cheebs. I dunno, maybe this does legitimate work out for him, no asterisks or mom bail outs needed.
