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Soccer game is more important Than catching robbers. 😮
It might be ok to be upset with someone and is a very normal emotion for anyone. But here another normal question I wonder about- Is it more ok to be so upset that you forget being human and become cool knowing the fact that someone out there might be going through suffering, regret, grief, and lot more, perhaps stemming from the emotions that are within you? Is that a consciously right choice to make for any person? Is closing eyes and ears, ignoring someone’s suffering more important than forgiveness, giving and getting peace? In other words, is being upset more important than being human? We all tend to learn from the influencers in our life (consciously or unconsciously). We constantly learn how one should lead life and learn valuable life lessons from our own as well as other’s experiences. What life lesson would you want someone to learn from you? And what do you intend to teach/share when you become an influencer?
It might be ok to be upset with someone and is a very normal emotion for anyone. But here another normal question I wonder about- Is it more ok to be so upset that you forget being human and become cool knowing the fact that someone out there might be going through suffering, regret, grief, and lot more, perhaps stemming from the emotions that are within you? Is that a consciously right choice to make for any person? Is closing eyes and ears, ignoring someone’s suffering more important than forgiveness, giving and getting peace? In other words, is being upset more important than being human? We all tend to learn from the influencers in our life (consciously or unconsciously). We constantly learn how one should lead life and learn valuable life lessons from our own as well as other’s experiences. What life lesson would you want someone to learn from you? And what do you intend to teach/share when you become an influencer?
It might be ok to be upset with someone and is a very normal emotion for anyone. But here another normal question I wonder about- Is it more ok to be so upset that you forget being human and become cool knowing the fact that someone out there might be going through suffering, regret, grief, and lot more, perhaps stemming from the emotions that are within you? Is that a consciously right choice to make for any person? Is closing eyes and ears, ignoring someone’s suffering more important than forgiveness, giving and getting peace? In other words, is being upset more important than being human? We all tend to learn from the influencers in our life (consciously or unconsciously). We constantly learn how one should lead life and learn valuable life lessons from our own as well as other’s experiences. What life lesson would you want someone to learn from you? And what do you intend to teach/share when you become an influencer?
It might be ok to be upset with someone and is a very normal emotion for anyone. But here another normal question I wonder about- Is it more ok to be so upset that you forget being human and become cool knowing the fact that someone out there might be going through suffering, regret, grief, and lot more, perhaps stemming from the emotions that are within you? Is that a consciously right choice to make for any person? Is closing eyes and ears, ignoring someone’s suffering more important than forgiveness, giving and getting peace? In other words, is being upset more important than being human? We all tend to learn from the influencers in our life (consciously or unconsciously). We constantly learn how one should lead life and learn valuable life lessons from our own as well as other’s experiences. What life lesson would you want someone to learn from you? And what do you intend to teach/share when you become an influencer?
As South Asians we feel same in foods. Not only a indian copy but also it makes the flavor of other south asian countries too. As an example the Chai in pakistan, india, Nepal, as known as milk tea in Sri Lanka. Really appreciated your food tour in Sri Lanka..
You really deserve more views duo to the awesome summarized coverage, hope this short reach to more people soon, and I'm glad to be the first commenting in here and praising your video!!
It’s awful
Why do you think so?
Does it rain October? How is the weather in October?
In Sri Lanka, October can have a mix of weather. The southwest coast and hill country might see rain and humidity, while the northeast is starting its rainy season. Central areas like Kandy can be cooler with some rain. Even though there can be rain, you'll also find sunny days, so it's a good idea to be ready for different weather if you're visiting in October.
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Yay! 🎉
haha :)
Yay! ❤
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Who think he is a bad Actor dumps up😂
I guess my acting career is off the table now :(
You are a bad Actor, you look's foolish even without someone drug you
I wasn't acting; it was a serious situation. Please think before you comment.
First learn not to drink alcohol.
Thanks for the advice, but I was there to have fun and enjoy my trip.
It's oddly similar to a video i just watched
Really? Which video was it? I'd love to check it out!
Stereo love best song no cap
Agree!
too loud the background music!
That's an older video. I've gotten much better in my recent videos...Thanks :)
i dont know if you are a cretin or a genius for making such clickbait title only because of one f*ing dude that was probably concerned about his job
I'm sorry you feel that way. My intention wasn't to create clickbait but to reflect on my genuine experience.
si tanto te gusto uruguay quedate alla perro ctm
My video focuses on Chile, not Uruguay. Could you clarify what you meant?
@@ArvindSarin sure. "omg chileans are so rude i just got here from uruguay which is the best country ever much betyer than this shit" uruguay is a beautiful country but it helps a lot that they were not invaded by illegals like us
Calling Chileans rude is a stretch, but yes direct people and honest. We don’t like when people “bs” us or invade our personal space 😊
I understand your point of view. I didn't mean to say anything negative about you or your culture. I was simply sharing my personal experience, and I also had many positive experiences in Chile. If you watch the full video, you'll see a more complete picture of my journey.
@@ArvindSarin that’s ok, no need to apologise … I can see your point as well, I was just “clarifying” I suppose ✌️
Fun video to watch!
Thank You :)
I think that's true. Already in democracy there were differences in thoughts about the dictatorship, currently after the social outbreak of 2019 is difficult to talk about politics without becoming rude. I'm not saying that everyone is like that but it's something that I've been able to see, sometimes myself have fallen into not tolerating certain speeches. Hard to explain
Exactly, that's what I mean! It's crucial to approach discussions about sensitive topics like politics with respect and understanding, especially considering the complexities involved. Thank you for highlighting this important perspective.
The guide was following safety guidelines,turists put themselves in danger flashing expensive phones or cameras. The Chileans are not rude we are straight forward and unapologetic. On the other hand in most places is considered highly rude to discuss,wages,politics and religion and you did all of those. We are very civilised and it’s common for foreigners to arrive with a superiority complex and criticise what they don’t understand.🇨🇱🇦🇺
I respect the cultural norms you've mentioned and appreciate your feedback on my approach. My goal is to share a balanced view of my experiences, highlighting both the positives and challenges.
You met one rude chilean guy and then say "chileans are borderline rude" but i found rude to insult people like the one who helped you taking you from the airport to the city, just because you were not treated the way you like in a city tour in Santiago. 2nd thing is that you talk too much about history and politics, but it is really rude when someone with no idea about our history makes a lot of false statements about our country. To be honest, we are tired of foreigners with such vanity or ego judging our culture and our society when the only thing they have is a short trip and a couple of biased documentaries. Please, if you go to other countries, limit yourself and talk about your experiences there and not things you do't know.
there you are... a supporter of Pinochet.
@@dralder oh, uno de los perkin que quemó Chile por 30 pesos.
Watching the entire video will help you understand better. Yes, there were times when I felt some people weren't very nice, but overall, my time in Chile was really good. I met a lot of friendly people who made my trip memorable. Chile is a beautiful country with so much to see and experience!
Lo único que odio de los videos hechos por angloparlantes es que ocupan música caribeña estereotipada, parece que el hemisferio norte son muy limitados intelectualmente y creen que somos otra parte de México o Puerto rico, a excepción de los coreanos, ellos si investigan un poco de la cultura chilena y ocupan música del folclore chileno.
Y gracias a Pinochet no somos un país bananero lleno de narcos, somos un país marcial y de cultura, y son muy poco los descerebrados comunistas que les puedes vender tu porquería de "La era mas oscura de Chile". Todo lo que disfrutaste de mi país fue gracias a las reformas Neoliberales de los Chicago Boys, si Allende hubiera seguido hundiendo el Chile con sus políticas publicas y expropiaciones estaríamos como Cuba, sin inversión extranjera y toda la carga tributaria del estado a la clase trabajadora, ojala visites países comunistas si tanto te gusta el rojo y la papa. Es muy fácil anhelar comunismo en un país capitalista, ¿no?.
Thanks for the comment! I'll definitely do more research for my future videos to use authentic music and better represent the culture.
we are not rude unless provoked... then we respond in kind...
At first, I found some interactions a bit direct, but as I explored more, I met many kind and helpful people in Chile.
Nice
Thank You :)
Embrace the flinch 💪
Absolutely! 💪
Sorry to see this … besides this did you ever felt unsafe on the streets of Rio and were there any robbery instances you heard of it or you were about to encounter … what would be your suggestion for a solo traveler to Rio ?? And also if one wants to explore south America can you suggest some safe cities to travel which are worth going ???
Yes, I’ve heard about other robbery cases in Rio. To stay safe, especially as a solo traveler, always keep your important things like gadgets and money in a safe place. Be mindful of your bags and avoid areas that seem risky. When you’re at a party, keep an eye on your drink and don’t invite strangers back to your hotel. If you’re looking for safe cities to explore in South America, I’ve made a video with some recommendations. Check it out here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/oa2mo6x9Y5PUhs4.html
@@ArvindSarin thanks a lot
@@ArvindSarin I saw this video .. but is it as happening as Rio 😁😁😁???
Uruguay has its own vibe and can be exciting too, especially in Montevideo and Punta del Este. It might not be as lively as Rio, but it has great culture, beautiful beaches, and fun nightlife.
Great shots 👍🏼 where did you get the awesome drone footage?
Thank you! I shot it with my drone :)
What's the place name
Find out here - kzread.info/dash/bejne/k3eNj8N7eNWqf6w.html 😊
Most major rivers were the same back then! Talk about your own history....instead of reading the history of London and the great engineering feats created here!!
If you check my other videos, I talk about my own country’s history and other countries too and I’ll keep sharing stories from around the world. Thanks for watching! 😊
bro just stole every word from drew binsky bro
I admire Drew Binsky’s work, but I add my personal touch to each story :)
What? Water is clean, its brown cause its a river with brown mug
To clarify, when I mentioned the water quality, I meant that it may not meet the strictest definitions of potability, but it is indeed drinkable and consumable. Personally, I found the water to be quite different from what I'm used to, and some people might find it uncomfortable to drink due to its appearance or taste.
La lastima es que Montevideo no refleja lo que es el buen nivel de vida y prosperidad del pais. Es hermosa ciudad pero la intendencia la tiene sucia, con graffities x todos lados, basura y con poquisima frecuencia de barrido, paradas todas rotas, calles rotas, veredas rotas, etc. Lamentable como esta mantenida.
Montevideo still has much to offer with its rich culture and history.
Very well explained . Thank you so much . Your parents are amazing ❤
Thank you so much! 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed the video. I'll definitely pass on your kind words to my parents, they’ll love to hear that! ❤
Françia
You're right! France also spans three continents 🇫🇷
Did you know that India is a part of 3 continents They are Asia, asia, and ASIA
Haha, India is all about ASIA!! 😂
Bro, how to book first glider? Is it include in swiss pass?
Hi, Booking the First Glider experience in Grindelwald is usually done directly at the First cable car station. It's not typically included in the Swiss Pass, so you'd need to purchase it separately. Enjoy your flight! ✈️
Uruguay with 11.2 homicides/100K inhabitants is one of the most violent countries in South America, the safest is Argentina with 4.3 homicides/100K inhabitants, for reference: United States: 6.4 homicides/100K inhabitants
Uruguay is actually recognized as the second safest country in Latin America, just after Costa Rica. From my own experience, I found it to be a safe and enjoyable place to visit.
@@ArvindSarin unique organization that issues globally accepted reports regarding security is the United Nations, and figures I've indicated in my first comment r from that source, regarding perception of security, it's subjective, specific to each person, the objective is statistics indicate.
Jajjajjajjajjajjajjajajjaja se nota que no conoces uruguay
Se nota que no conoces el resto del mundo 😂
If you say something like that is because you haven't lived there. Are the numbers in other countries accurate?
MI FAMILIA RODRIGUEZ ES DE OLIVENZA , LA CIUDAD PORTUGUESA MAS BELLA DE EL REINO DE ESPAÑA, TODOS SOMOS IBERIANS . CHAO
What a fascinating connection! Olivenza sounds like a beautiful place with a rich heritage. I'd love to learn more about its unique blend of Portuguese and Spanish culture. Thank you for sharing! :)
@@ArvindSarin YES IT IS A BEAUTIFUL PLACE ON THE GUARDIANA RIVER, OCCUPIED BY EVERY TRIBE ON THE IBERIAN PENINSULA, FROM ORIGINALS LIKE TARTACIOUS, PHOENICIANS, ASSASSINS , CARTAGOXNESESE, HELLENIC, ROMANOS, SUEVOS, ARABES, AND THE LAST TIBE TODAY PRECENT, THE VISIGOTH, RODRIGUEZ, ( FAMILY OF RODERICK THE VISIGOTH ). GO AND VISIT CROSS THE RIVER GUARDIANA AND VISIT ALVA TODAY IN PORTUGAL, IS BEAUTIFUL. SALUDOS
nice video! But Colonia is not the second largest city, by order are: Montevideo, Salto, Paysando and Maldonado/Punta del Este. Is a pitty you didn't visit Punta del Este that is the most developed area of the country
Thanks for your comment! While Colonia may not be the second largest city by population, its historical charm and unique atmosphere made it a highlight for this trip. And I'll definitely explore Punta del Este next time!
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Nah go to malaysia insted
Malaysia sounds great too! Thanks for the suggestion, I might explore it for a future video!
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Nice
Thanks :)
Isn't 7,000,000 a lot to pay for accommodation? I see people renting very decent rooms in hotels for $30US a night.
We paid around 7 million dongs (~$300 USD) for a 4-day stay in Hanoi, right by the iconic Hoan Kiem Lake. It might seem high, but this Airbnb had a prime location in the city center and included a few amenities that made our stay more comfortable. While you can definitely find cheaper places around $30 per night, especially in less central areas or budget hotels, we chose this place for its convenience and the overall experience. Hope this helps explain why we spent that amount!
The two buttons on the toilet is actually a bad thing. Due to the reduced amount of water used for the small 'pee' button the pipes tend to clog up more often, leading to plumbers having to use an even greater amount of (pressurised) water to clean the pipe than you would've used had you simply stuck to using more water for flushing (i.e. the big button).
Oh, I see, Thanks for bringing it up!