Two YouTubers, Nick and Carrie, answer questions from their viewers in a Q&A session.
They reveal that they met on Tinder, and Nick shares a humorous story about being surprised by Carrie's youthful appearance.
Nick is from India, while Carrie is from Hong Kong. They discuss their ability to speak multiple languages, with Nick speaking Hindi and Carrie speaking Cantonese.
Regarding their professions, Nick works in PR and marketing, while Carrie is a finance analyst.
When asked about their favorite qualities in each other, Nick says Carrie is "very cute," while Carrie appreciates Nick's talkative nature and his ability to teach her new things.
Discussing the worst time in their relationship, Carrie mentions feeling lost and struggling to adjust to a new life in Sydney, while Nick talks about the emotional challenges he faced after losing his mother.
They also share their favorite colors (blue and pink, respectively) and admit to telling small lies to each other, with Carrie hiding that she ate a sweet dish and Nick secretly meeting a friend.
Finally, they discuss how they manage their cultural differences, making an effort to learn about and respect each other's customs and traditions.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. Nick met Carrie on Tinder while they were both living in Brisbane.
2. Nick asked Carrie out and they went on a date to a small bar near their suburb.
3. Nick and Carrie talked about their families and clicked instantly.
4. Nick is from India, born in Chandigarh.
5. Carrie is from Hong Kong.
6. Nick and Carrie can speak multiple languages, including Hindi, Cantonese, Mandarin, Punjabi, English, and Urdu.
7. Nick works in public relations and marketing, and also does photography and videography.
8. Carrie works as a finance analyst.
9. Nick's favorite color is blue.
10. Carrie's favorite color is pink.
11. Nick and Carrie have been living together, and they have had to adjust to each other's differences in lifestyle and culture.
12. They have learned to try each other's food, talk to their families in front of each other, and be respectful of each other's cultures.