American travellers Heather and Bill return to Singapore to correct the mistakes they made during their first visit, as suggested by their viewers. They attempt to fix the five biggest mistakes they made and share their experiences on their YouTube channel.
Admitting to your mistakes isn't easy. When American travellers Heather and Bill, who have a YouTube channel called Tales From Our Pocket, did videos on their first visit to Singapore a year ago, they were apparently told by viewers that there were 'things got wrong'. So on their second trip here recently, the couple attempted to make things right by 'fixing the five biggest mistakes' they made during their initial visit.
'Thank you for mostly being nice about those things,' they prefaced in the video caption. In their previous YouTube video, Bill lamented about the $15 entrance fee to the National Orchid Garden, located in the Singapore Botanic Gardens. Not seeing it as worth the price, they decided to skip it, with Bill saying that there were already 'plenty of orchids' outside. Fast forward to the present, and the duo were keen to find out if skipping this attraction the first time was a mistake
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