you should come to NY again but do on greeks ide speak to you on the current conflict with turkey and Greece I see no one wants to support Greece who never starts wars
Immigrant stories are inspiring. America is still a land of opportunity. That Florida climate is pretty appealing too... Good luck to these guys following their dream.
Don't flatter yourself ,I am from russia and I have seen lots of videos of amrerucan senior citizens who fled from the usa to Mexico because they could afford medical care..Your country is degrading as well.
Agreed, he has an incredible experience of traveling through many countries including in post Soviet countries where he communicated with locals as much as possible to learn about their traditions and cultures. He should be hired by TV channels and have his own shows.
My father moved to SF from Beirut in 1968. He only had $500; very hard worker, extremely talented, opend a cabinet shop. Eventually started doing commercial casework. He has a multi million dollar business and at 81 going strong. Amazing! He's a true American.
yeah lebbos do well in the west, theyer crafty traders and gregarious, i met a guy who collected walnuts, chestnuts and hazelnuts from the street in german cities. shelled and processed them at home and exported them to france and italy, he brought several houses on this business. just picking up free nuts
My papa moved to the US from Sicily in 1957 and he came with $20 in his name only and is in the same boat, I wish the news would stop hating on immigrants and culture because its so precious to preserve the melting pot in America.
My city has a huge Ukrainian and Bakarian population. They have their own businesses, work so hard and appreciate what this country has to offer. They also don't want the country to turn into what they left.
I'm american and hes right, I see Russians here who put in the hard work and make no excuses. I love their accents as well lol. I'm trying to learn Russian!
I've met so many people who were doctors back in the old country that now are uber drivers. I love how humble immigrants on in pursuit of a better life.
Whats there to be humble about? Its disrespectful to the people to turn them into uber drivers when they could be something else. Why defend this broken system, ill never understand
If you always feel like a victim and you are owed something, then you will become more dependent. The government and media perpetuates this message of victimization. It is the opposite of freedom.
I agree 100%. Also, it takes away all hope of overcoming and being triumphant, with the right mindset and hard work. I think this is the most detrimental. Also, one becomes resentful when the stuff they feel they are owed, doesn’t materialize in reality. “Real life” seems like a burden when one has to work for things. It creates disgruntled citizens, filled with jealousy and anger, rather than people who are grateful and appreciative of what they have-no matter how little that is. Earning the things one has, even if very little, maintains one’s pride and dignity. Having things handed to them that weren’t earned creates entitlement and no fulfillment. It is never enough, because one is never satisfied and never feels pride in their work or accomplishments, everything is taken for granted.
@@nunurbizness06 yes exactly! And the lazy people we see today are the same ones pushing for socialism even though it never works especially not in America.
Strip dance, yoga and babushkas sweaters... Dr Vitalli is a really cool guy with positive attitude to life and his business model seems to be working out pretty well in the US.:)
You are not wrong, people in US complaining about staff and mostly don't get that making 40-50 gran a year is like more then upper class in most of the counries in the world. I am making 50k in russia as a backend developer and it's nice. Prices are not that different as people tend to think as well
i love to see people who come to this country and are not afraid to do what they have to do to make it here. i also like the fact these people are trying so hard to speak our language. one young man i follow on you tube from Russia has a dream of speaking English so he can travel to other countries that speak English. i give him a lot of credit for trying i wish some other people who come to this country would do the same and stop thinking i need to speak your language when i was born here. if i were going to live in another country i would be sure to make an effort to learn that countries language and about their culture it is called being respectful of others.
I always ask why is that there so many people coming to US from all over the work without any money or English and they're able to succeed while many natural born people still use the victim card.
Because it depends on 3 things: 1)your profession 2)your level of education, and 3)your location. South Florida caters to Cubans and all Spanish speaking people (they don't need to learn English to be successful here). If they went to Kentucky they would not be successful. It's not that people are just complaining. It's that this system DOES work against you - especially in certain regions of the US - if you don't have a specific national origin, speak certain languages, and no matter how hard you work your butt off, it isn't the same as it was in the 1950's to "make it" here in the USA as it was. It's not playing victim, it's telling it like it is.
It’s ironic that people who come here, with no money, no connections, don’t know the language work hard to make alive for themselves, while people who were born here complain, protest and expect government to support them.
Most of these people fought Communism/Socialism in thier own Countries then come to the USA and do what ever Corporations and the US Government pays them too... Its easy for them as they obey the Government, Monsanto, Exxon Mobile and get free money while those same entities seek to enslave the people of the United States of America! *-James Bond*
Same where I come from too. Immigrants from Bangladesh, Indonesia, India, Myanmar, Pakistan and the Philippines come with nothing and succeed. While many of us locals complain and complain.
Or the Americans who do complains become expats and move to Western European countries. They're a ton of them just waiting in the wings of TH-cam to stumble upon a video that talks bad about America (usually made by another expat) so they can leave comments like "Been living in Sweden for four years and never coming back!" As a child of immigrants those types of people and video piss me off.
As immigrants, we deeply love this country and appreciate what it gives us. Poor in US is nothing like poor in the former soviet union. No food stamps, no Medicare, no unemployment benefits, no subsidies for housing.
Another great story from you Peter! Vitalli said, "if you work hard, you will definitely get your income". It's the "hard work" part that many Americans of a younger generation seem to have disdain for. My husband laid hard wood flooring when we lived in the states, a job most Americans hate because it's so backbreaking. He was paid by the square foot and because of that he was motivated to work hard and he made a boatload of cash. Opportunities like that don't exist in most forgein countries. There, you will work like a dog and they will pay you like one.
This is probably how my ancestors felt when they fled the Russian Empire in the early 20th century. So much more opportunity to thrive, both in their own community and in the greater nation.
A very inspiring episode. Props to Vitalli & Oksana. The important thing to take away from here is that a good education is Never wasted. It is the mind of the Medical professional that worked through this transition even when working Uber & making it a success story with the hard work of course.
As you said, so much respect for people that can make it in a different county. To totally turn their lives upside down and keep such a positive attitude is inspiring.
Glad that you included the part about the middle ground getting hammered. If you're very poor in America your set I know of people who give free food Free Housing and all that stuff, if you're trying to work up your way that in between is where they tax you to death. That is difficult for you to actually get enough money or work your way up to the next level it's actually hard to move into those classes but once you reach that level now you have all of these tax benefit opportunities
That's pretty funny. I know the total opposite (poor people who cannot get a single penny from the government), especially if you live in a Republican state. There simply is no way for poor people to work their way up if they do not have the resources to get higher education or better jobs. Heck, it's difficult enough to find a good job that will allow you to do more than live in a 400 sq foot apartment and buy a sandwich just to live each day.
I Actually just started watching watching Peter's vlogs about a week ago and already have seen most of his videos. He does a great job showing of his interaction with the people and country he's in. I'm a California native who's been living in Austria for the last 27 years. Since the war in Ukraine I have met many Ukrainian who fled Austria. Good friendly hard working people that get my support full support. They keep there traditions but work really hard in learning the language and fitting into the local culture.. I think everybody should live at least 1 year as a foreigner country and they will definitely see foreigners with different eyes.
Far and away the best video of yours that I have seen! There was no way that you could change his truth and narrative that if you bust your ass, you will find success. One of the best parts was him saying that people need to be grateful for everything they have here and being poor here isn't the hardship that it is in other countries.
Love the immigrant mindset. You truly appreciate the little things in life that we take for granted everyday in the west. Comment what you are grateful for by replying to this comment. I am grateful for NHS healthcare in the UK 🇬🇧
I'm Cuban (born and raised) and I was able to escape Socialism 7 years ago. I lived in Spain for 2 years, and I've been living in the US since 2016. The opportunities that I found in this great country are almost incredible. I don't think there is another country with so many opportunities like this one if you are willing to work hard. It's so sad to me to see how is going in the Socialist direction, and I know first hand how fast Socialism can destroy prosperous countries. Also, when I see people that did not have to learn a new language and they complain all the time saying that they can not succeed because "the system" is against them, I find it ridiculous.
@@marciaabreu8246 thank you for your comment. Stay strong!!! My respects to Brazil. In Cuba, our grandparents fought back in the ’60s but they were incarcerated and assassinated by the Castro’s Regime. Nowadays, must people just want to escape, although some are still fighting in extremely difficult conditions.
@@ernglez4390 Cuba was owned by American corporate interests in the 1950s and 1960s... Only Cubans who were slaves to the USA were able to become abything other than impoverished islanders. Your family fought your own people so they could be enslaved by Corporate Fascists from the USA! NOW you and Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio can wage war upon Communists in the USA who wish not to obey the stabdibg Army, Poloce ir Corporate Fascism! *-James Bond*
@@marciaabreu8246 Brazil is little more than a puppet of the US Embassy. Like most countrys in Latin America Hundreds of millions of dollars is flooded into Latin Colonoes from the US Government ans people like you squabble for the money and handouts from the US Embassy to wage war on your own people... Should you be allowed in the USA you will wage war on the people of the USA as well in order to conquor us for Corporate Fascists and Wallstreet! *-James Bond*
Define socialist?? Here in Britain we have a capitalist society yet we have a very socialised medical system which is doing amazing work with the Covid vaccines. I understand what you're getting at but these broad terms of socialism or capitalism don't really work for anymore. The best societies are a mixture between the two (mainly Scandinavia or Northern Europe) when you look at the statistics for life expectancy etc.
Now your dad can steal homes from dieing Americans & make more or less a Million dollars a year! Your father came to the USA to help enslave the people of the USA with corporate fascism! *-James Bond*
@@mrt.8662 The CIA uses dr*gs to wage war against Communists, Labor Movements, Socialism, Muslims, Blacks, Latinos both in and out of the USA... Thats how you defeat Communism, give them dr*gs and they cant drive, have guns, Children, property or speak against the System!... 🤦 *-James Bond*
@Vladimir Putin Mr Putin, first off I would like to say I am a huge fan! 😁 Doctors in Cuba save lives of the people in the Ghetto starved by CIA programs... Doctors in a Mash Unit durring the Korean war saved the lives of wounded for FREE! Cuban Doctors who float over on a raft could work for free to save lives but they dont want to do that... Thier goal is to come to the USA to take my Grandmothers home from her after charging her $750,000 for heart surgury! How do doctors who charge a ICU patient $1,250,000 for 30 days care could possibly be construed as life savers and not robbers! I have more respect for thugs on the street! A thuggish robber in NYC will only steal your wallet and leave you to ☠💀☠! A Cuban doctor in the USA will steal everything you have because you have heart diesease and spend it on a working girl buying her a Mercedes, Silicone and columbian white powder and still leave you too ☠💀☠ 😐 *-James Bond*
Ahh, Thank you for showing your viewers the Ukrainian food ! My people, I know little to nothing about. This depicts so much... I love Vitalli's spirit and disposition. Isn't there reciprocity here for doctors?
Nope. No matter which country you emigrate from, the USA doesn't validate your credentials. You have to start all over, and/or take many extra courses and expensive exams. A lot of immigrants cannot afford to do that, plus they are usually battling language barriers. So, unfortunately this is why so many of them have to start from the very bottom. Pretty unfair, but I guess for good reasons, the USA has some of the strictest laws when it comes to medical practice as well as law.
Work hard, stay busy, no time for complaining. Amazing. Sooooooo refreshing to see people enjoying meals and life without constantly masking up between bites of food, as is required in restaurants here in Spain atm, and for the foreseeable future, perhaps until early 2022.
Don't let this video fool you; it's FLORIDA. It is run by a Republican governor which means they don't require you to wear masks sitting down in a restaurant, that is all. Other than that, mask wearing is strongly encouraged in every business and food market. If you go to a state run by a Democrat you have to get a vaccine and wear a mask at all times. Basically, if you want to live anywhere there is work and a good size population, you need to wear a mask. They didn't show this in the video. I know this because I live just a few miles away from these areas.
The place he is shopping is on US-1. It is an international market that is across the street from another European/Russian international market. When I lived in Hollywood, FL, I shopped there all the time. They sell freshly cooked food and sell groceries outside of the store. The people are as friendly as Russians can be. There is a bakery a couple feet away from there as well. It's nestled in a European/Middle Eastern/Russian neighborhood. The place is very clean and the lines are usually long.
What he was saying about money and making it in America is so true, you have to start a business and keep going in order to get out of poverty or the middle class and so many Americans dont realize how easy it is until they meet people from europe who get taxed so heavily when they begin to make money. Its not easy to run a business of course but many people here have grown lazy and jaded then wonder why they’re in poverty when they dont do anything
The truth is that the American dream is something for first and second generation immigrants, not someone who's been in America for 6 or 7 generations.
it’s very inspiring to see people taking advantage of effort, hard work and living their best life because of it. The lazy ones from this country need to look at what they are missing out on. all you have to do is have a dream or desire and put effort. foreigners are making it happen with little to nothing. i have watched this particular episode 1&2 twice now. Loving your stuff Peter.
The important thing to remember is - this man and probably his wife are very well educated. This education gives him the ability to think creatively and differently than someone who hasn't acquired a higher education. He keeps stressing - hard work ! There's a reason for that - hard work pays dividends . Great video.
It was so cool that he was so complimentary of his wife's business, even thought it is "poles" apart from the preparation he had for his previous profession. A great partnership.
I am interested to see what are you going to talk about in the Brazilian video. I am Brazilian as well as American. I used to live in Sunny Isles few years ago and have been to the Bay area in California for the past 6 years. I always thought that folks did not explore this neighborhoods in Miami much. Besides all the folks from Latin America and the islands of the Caribbean sea, there is much more to Miami. Such as the Russian and Brazilian women who pay to come to that area and have their babies delivered there. It is a very interesting landscaping. I have friends come there to party and drive sports cars in Miami and not knowing that if they drive one more street further, they could be robbed in the hoods of Miami. There is the glamorous and the impoverish hoods side to side there.
This discussion about sweaters at 24:41 reminds me of that guy Zamir Gotta from Anthony Borurdain's tv show No Reservations. He was a fixer in Russia but now lives in the U.S. He is a very enterprising type of a guy. Peter should do a show just with him.
Dr Vitali thanks for sharing your insights and definitely having positive perspective on life and creativity and a beautiful wife. Your hard work is paying off. Bless your heart ❤️
I think when you compare and when you see what happens when you fail, you learn what not to do. It doesn't matter which country is it, people live and find ways to make money or else you can't pay your bills, the day you give up and decide you can't do it, your screwed.
Do a story on the young guys from Yemen in the tenderloin. A lot of them grew up fighting in a war with Saudis basically. They work in a lot of the stores in the area too.
Interesting to watch this conversation. Peter definitely struggling to accept Vitali wisdom on benefits of living in US. Many Americans struggle to accept how much better and equatable it is here, for people of all stripes. Citizens of other countries Actually understand this
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you should come to NY again but do on greeks ide speak to you on the current conflict with turkey and Greece I see no one wants to support Greece who never starts wars
i know I'm kinda randomly asking but does anybody know of a good site to watch new tv shows online?
@Shane Alec flixportal =)
@Milan Zeke Thanks, signed up and it seems like they got a lot of movies there :) I appreciate it!!
"What's your TH-cam channel name?" that little kid in the store was so sweet and respectful!
Yeah, he was so cute. Yes, I told him.
Immigrant stories are inspiring. America is still a land of opportunity. That Florida climate is pretty appealing too... Good luck to these guys following their dream.
There are alot of tallented people in Ukraine but GreenCard selected this one .. 🤭
Floridas a great stte
Don't flatter yourself ,I am from russia and I have seen lots of videos of amrerucan senior citizens who fled from the usa to Mexico because they could afford medical care..Your country is degrading as well.
@@ingoditrustcaucasianworth8916 russia is the most degrading country of all time as a european
@@xhafts yes,Russia is the worst ,the most corrupt and undemocratic country and i hate it,but the usa is degrading as well.
I don't think there's another TH-camr who penetrates the different communities better than Peter
Agreed, he has an incredible experience of traveling through many countries including in post Soviet countries where he communicated with locals as much as possible to learn about their traditions and cultures. He should be hired by TV channels and have his own shows.
Peters typically penetrate things.
That's sounds dirty lol
That's what she said but i agree 😂
Peter Santenello defo one of my favourites,indigo traveller another one and bald&bankrupt,he's more comedy tho,always talking about babushkas lol
My father moved to SF from Beirut in 1968. He only had $500; very hard worker, extremely talented, opend a cabinet shop. Eventually started doing commercial casework. He has a multi million dollar business and at 81 going strong. Amazing! He's a true American.
yeah lebbos do well in the west, theyer crafty traders and gregarious, i met a guy who collected walnuts, chestnuts and hazelnuts from the street in german cities. shelled and processed them at home and exported them to france and italy, he brought several houses on this business. just picking up free nuts
My papa moved to the US from Sicily in 1957 and he came with $20 in his name only and is in the same boat, I wish the news would stop hating on immigrants and culture because its so precious to preserve the melting pot in America.
That's awesome, I love that anyone can be a true American, because it's just a melting pot. Everybody is welcome.
My city has a huge Ukrainian and Bakarian population. They have their own businesses, work so hard and appreciate what this country has to offer. They also don't want the country to turn into what they left.
Tons of Ukrainians in my city too. Most of them are very wealthy.
I'm american and hes right, I see Russians here who put in the hard work and make no excuses. I love their accents as well lol. I'm trying to learn Russian!
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I've met so many people who were doctors back in the old country that now are uber drivers. I love how humble immigrants on in pursuit of a better life.
Whats there to be humble about? Its disrespectful to the people to turn them into uber drivers when they could be something else. Why defend this broken system, ill never understand
What a cool, confident, polite kid in the store. Credit to his parents 👍
If you always feel like a victim and you are owed something, then you will become more dependent. The government and media perpetuates this message of victimization. It is the opposite of freedom.
In the right context that is entirely correct
I agree 100%. Also, it takes away all hope of overcoming and being triumphant, with the right mindset and hard work. I think this is the most detrimental. Also, one becomes resentful when the stuff they feel they are owed, doesn’t materialize in reality. “Real life” seems like a burden when one has to work for things. It creates disgruntled citizens, filled with jealousy and anger, rather than people who are grateful and appreciative of what they have-no matter how little that is. Earning the things one has, even if very little, maintains one’s pride and dignity. Having things handed to them that weren’t earned creates entitlement and no fulfillment. It is never enough, because one is never satisfied and never feels pride in their work or accomplishments, everything is taken for granted.
@@nunurbizness06 Even if folks here didn't give you a thumbs up, I believe that 90% would agree, they haven't read your comment. Let Freedom Ring!
@@nunurbizness06 yes exactly! And the lazy people we see today are the same ones pushing for socialism even though it never works especially not in America.
There's a great deal of "you owe us" going on right now in the US.
Peter you do great interviews. Much better than anyone on television. I don't even watch television anymore. Keep up the good work!
Vitalli is a true entrepreneur, able to asses opportunities in different settings
Strip dance, yoga and babushkas sweaters... Dr Vitalli is a really cool guy with positive attitude to life and his business model seems to be working out pretty well in the US.:)
This man gets it. Poor Americans are the richest poor people in the world.
The homeless here have more than the poor of some countries. Can't tell you how many times I've seen homeless people with smartphones
You are not wrong, people in US complaining about staff and mostly don't get that making 40-50 gran a year is like more then upper class in most of the counries in the world. I am making 50k in russia as a backend developer and it's nice. Prices are not that different as people tend to think as well
The little boy in the store is so polite and cute 🥰
What I was thinking 👍🏼
i love to see people who come to this country and are not afraid to do what they have to do to make it here. i also like the fact these people are trying so hard to speak our language. one young man i follow on you tube from Russia has a dream of speaking English so he can travel to other countries that speak English. i give him a lot of credit for trying i wish some other people who come to this country would do the same and stop thinking i need to speak your language when i was born here. if i were going to live in another country i would be sure to make an effort to learn that countries language and about their culture it is called being respectful of others.
Are you talking about Dan Sheekoz? I love that channel if so!
@@chachatenn2927 They're a sweet family, very humble and kind.
@@NotitiaRecolligo agreed 100%!
@@NotitiaRecolligo Pole dancing and strip clubs are "Humble"!? 😂🤣😅😆
*-James Bond*
I always ask why is that there so many people coming to US from all over the work without any money or English and they're able to succeed while many natural born people still use the victim card.
?? What
because they beta
Because it depends on 3 things: 1)your profession 2)your level of education, and 3)your location. South Florida caters to Cubans and all Spanish speaking people (they don't need to learn English to be successful here). If they went to Kentucky they would not be successful.
It's not that people are just complaining. It's that this system DOES work against you - especially in certain regions of the US - if you don't have a specific national origin, speak certain languages, and no matter how hard you work your butt off, it isn't the same as it was in the 1950's to "make it" here in the USA as it was. It's not playing victim, it's telling it like it is.
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This is the most fascinating utube channel. You have a platform that you you can bring truth. Use it wisely
It’s ironic that people who come here, with no money, no connections, don’t know the language work hard to make alive for themselves, while people who were born here complain, protest and expect government to support them.
*a life
Most of these people fought Communism/Socialism in thier own Countries then come to the USA and do what ever Corporations and the US Government pays them too...
Its easy for them as they obey the Government, Monsanto, Exxon Mobile and get free money while those same entities seek to enslave the people of the United States of America!
*-James Bond*
@@JamesBond-yp2hl you need help. You’re a sick horrible human with a twisted sense of reality.
Same where I come from too. Immigrants from Bangladesh, Indonesia, India, Myanmar, Pakistan and the Philippines come with nothing and succeed. While many of us locals complain and complain.
Or the Americans who do complains become expats and move to Western European countries. They're a ton of them just waiting in the wings of TH-cam to stumble upon a video that talks bad about America (usually made by another expat) so they can leave comments like "Been living in Sweden for four years and never coming back!" As a child of immigrants those types of people and video piss me off.
As immigrants, we deeply love this country and appreciate what it gives us. Poor in US is nothing like poor in the former soviet union. No food stamps, no Medicare, no unemployment benefits, no subsidies for housing.
It's the same in Mexico. You get nothing there and you have to put up with constant fear of cartel violence.
Another great story from you Peter! Vitalli said, "if you work hard, you will definitely get your income". It's the "hard work" part that many Americans of a younger generation seem to have disdain for. My husband laid hard wood flooring when we lived in the states, a job most Americans hate because it's so backbreaking. He was paid by the square foot and because of that he was motivated to work hard and he made a boatload of cash. Opportunities like that don't exist in most forgein countries. There, you will work like a dog and they will pay you like one.
Really enjoy the inside look into different cultures! And seeing things through other perspectives through your channel 😄
What a great guy. So smart and quick witted.
This is probably how my ancestors felt when they fled the Russian Empire in the early 20th century. So much more opportunity to thrive, both in their own community and in the greater nation.
Excellent episode. Really enjoyed your conversation with Vitaly about the middle class in the car. Keep up the good work Peter!
A very inspiring episode. Props to Vitalli & Oksana. The important thing to take away from here is that a good education is Never wasted. It is the mind of the Medical professional that worked through this transition even when working Uber & making it a success story with the hard work of course.
This was a really fascinating talk! I'm glad Vitalli is having a good time in the US!
As you said, so much respect for people that can make it in a different county. To totally turn their lives upside down and keep such a positive attitude is inspiring.
Glad that you included the part about the middle ground getting hammered. If you're very poor in America your set I know of people who give free food Free Housing and all that stuff, if you're trying to work up your way that in between is where they tax you to death. That is difficult for you to actually get enough money or work your way up to the next level it's actually hard to move into those classes but once you reach that level now you have all of these tax benefit opportunities
That's pretty funny. I know the total opposite (poor people who cannot get a single penny from the government), especially if you live in a Republican state. There simply is no way for poor people to work their way up if they do not have the resources to get higher education or better jobs. Heck, it's difficult enough to find a good job that will allow you to do more than live in a 400 sq foot apartment and buy a sandwich just to live each day.
I Actually just started watching watching Peter's vlogs about a week ago and already have seen most of his videos. He does a great job showing of his interaction with the people and country he's in. I'm a California native who's been living in Austria for the last 27 years. Since the war in Ukraine I have met many Ukrainian who fled Austria. Good friendly hard working people that get my support full support. They keep there traditions but work really hard in learning the language and fitting into the local culture.. I think everybody should live at least 1 year as a foreigner country and they will definitely see foreigners with different eyes.
" You're not a native English speaker....and you're pulling it off" this is a great comment. I love America !
Vitalli is a smart man, speaking facts!
Yep, but so many believe that there's no opportunity here. They generally just don't want to work much.
Спасибо за оптимистичную историю! / Thanks for the optimistic story!
Peter's Vlog is amazing! A toast to Peter ! Thank you!
Far and away the best video of yours that I have seen! There was no way that you could change his truth and narrative that if you bust your ass, you will find success. One of the best parts was him saying that people need to be grateful for everything they have here and being poor here isn't the hardship that it is in other countries.
Love the videos - love to see the different cultures - in the end we are all the same were all human but great to see different lifestyles -
Great interview with salt of the earth people, well done Peter
Love your channel friend, keep up the good work.
Peter is always putting out that million subscriber worthy content.
I love this guy! Great video Peter!
Love this style video man!
Love the immigrant mindset. You truly appreciate the little things in life that we take for granted everyday in the west.
Comment what you are grateful for by replying to this comment.
I am grateful for NHS healthcare in the UK 🇬🇧
i'm grateful for my family, gaia, free thinkers that fight for freedom, everything. I wish you a life of freedom and prosperity.
Nice to see Dr Vitally and his views on various facets of life in USA and Ukraine .
I'm Cuban (born and raised) and I was able to escape Socialism 7 years ago. I lived in Spain for 2 years, and I've been living in the US since 2016. The opportunities that I found in this great country are almost incredible. I don't think there is another country with so many opportunities like this one if you are willing to work hard. It's so sad to me to see how is going in the Socialist direction, and I know first hand how fast Socialism can destroy prosperous countries. Also, when I see people that did not have to learn a new language and they complain all the time saying that they can not succeed because "the system" is against them, I find it ridiculous.
I am from Brazil and here we are fighting against socialism , but its very dificult. They dont give up
@@marciaabreu8246 thank you for your comment. Stay strong!!! My respects to Brazil. In Cuba, our grandparents fought back in the ’60s but they were incarcerated and assassinated by the Castro’s Regime. Nowadays, must people just want to escape, although some are still fighting in extremely difficult conditions.
@@ernglez4390 Cuba was owned by American corporate interests in the 1950s and 1960s... Only Cubans who were slaves to the USA were able to become abything other than impoverished islanders.
Your family fought your own people so they could be enslaved by Corporate Fascists from the USA!
NOW you and Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio can wage war upon Communists in the USA who wish not to obey the stabdibg Army, Poloce ir Corporate Fascism!
*-James Bond*
@@marciaabreu8246 Brazil is little more than a puppet of the US Embassy. Like most countrys in Latin America Hundreds of millions of dollars is flooded into Latin Colonoes from the US Government ans people like you squabble for the money and handouts from the US Embassy to wage war on your own people...
Should you be allowed in the USA you will wage war on the people of the USA as well in order to conquor us for Corporate Fascists and Wallstreet!
*-James Bond*
Define socialist?? Here in Britain we have a capitalist society yet we have a very socialised medical system which is doing amazing work with the Covid vaccines.
I understand what you're getting at but these broad terms of socialism or capitalism don't really work for anymore. The best societies are a mixture between the two (mainly Scandinavia or Northern Europe) when you look at the statistics for life expectancy etc.
My father was a doctor in Cuba and was making $65 dollars each month 🤬🤬🤬
Thanks dad for taking us out of Cuba
Now your dad can steal homes from dieing Americans & make more or less a Million dollars a year!
Your father came to the USA to help enslave the people of the USA with corporate fascism!
*-James Bond*
@@JamesBond-yp2hl are you smoking something 🤦
@@mrt.8662 The CIA uses dr*gs to wage war against Communists, Labor Movements, Socialism, Muslims, Blacks, Latinos both in and out of the USA...
Thats how you defeat Communism, give them dr*gs and they cant drive, have guns, Children, property or speak against the System!... 🤦
*-James Bond*
@Vladimir Putin Mr Putin, first off I would like to say I am a huge fan! 😁
Doctors in Cuba save lives of the people in the Ghetto starved by CIA programs... Doctors in a Mash Unit durring the Korean war saved the lives of wounded for FREE!
Cuban Doctors who float over on a raft could work for free to save lives but they dont want to do that... Thier goal is to come to the USA to take my Grandmothers home from her after charging her $750,000 for heart surgury!
How do doctors who charge a ICU patient $1,250,000 for 30 days care could possibly be construed as life savers and not robbers!
I have more respect for thugs on the street!
A thuggish robber in NYC will only steal your wallet and leave you to ☠💀☠!
A Cuban doctor in the USA will steal everything you have because you have heart diesease and spend it on a working girl buying her a Mercedes, Silicone and columbian white powder and still leave you too ☠💀☠ 😐
*-James Bond*
@@JamesBond-yp2hl I don't think the Cuban doctor is to blame, but the kosher nostra
Ahh, Thank you for showing your viewers the Ukrainian food ! My people, I know little to nothing about. This depicts so much... I love Vitalli's spirit and disposition. Isn't there reciprocity here for doctors?
Nope. No matter which country you emigrate from, the USA doesn't validate your credentials. You have to start all over, and/or take many extra courses and expensive exams. A lot of immigrants cannot afford to do that, plus they are usually battling language barriers. So, unfortunately this is why so many of them have to start from the very bottom. Pretty unfair, but I guess for good reasons, the USA has some of the strictest laws when it comes to medical practice as well as law.
Work hard, stay busy, no time for complaining. Amazing. Sooooooo refreshing to see people enjoying meals and life without constantly masking up between bites of food, as is required in restaurants here in Spain atm, and for the foreseeable future, perhaps until early 2022.
Don't let this video fool you; it's FLORIDA. It is run by a Republican governor which means they don't require you to wear masks sitting down in a restaurant, that is all. Other than that, mask wearing is strongly encouraged in every business and food market. If you go to a state run by a Democrat you have to get a vaccine and wear a mask at all times. Basically, if you want to live anywhere there is work and a good size population, you need to wear a mask. They didn't show this in the video. I know this because I live just a few miles away from these areas.
Beautiful place 🤩
Great video Peter !
Peter, once again you have brought me into a beautiful culture!
Love your channel Peter! So hard to travel these days. I thank you for traveling for me 😊. Love your interesting insights too (& guests').
This is a great interview. The comparative Russian experience with the US experience is insightful and should not be discounted
Hes not Russian hes from Ukraine! Ukraine is a border state to Russia, like Austria is to Germany and Canada is to US.
The place he is shopping is on US-1. It is an international market that is across the street from another European/Russian international market. When I lived in Hollywood, FL, I shopped there all the time. They sell freshly cooked food and sell groceries outside of the store. The people are as friendly as Russians can be. There is a bakery a couple feet away from there as well. It's nestled in a European/Middle Eastern/Russian neighborhood. The place is very clean and the lines are usually long.
this is your best series yet!
What he was saying about money and making it in America is so true, you have to start a business and keep going in order to get out of poverty or the middle class and so many Americans dont realize how easy it is until they meet people from europe who get taxed so heavily when they begin to make money. Its not easy to run a business of course but many people here have grown lazy and jaded then wonder why they’re in poverty when they dont do anything
Great video. Thank for sharing.
I have watched quite a few of immigrant stories, and they always seem more American than Americans.
The truth is that the American dream is something for first and second generation immigrants, not someone who's been in America for 6 or 7 generations.
@@harisadu8998 Exactly. Thank you for speaking the truth that so many people just don't get.
Great video lovely people.
Great video as always! Thank you.
Peter had a smile the whole video
Vitalli is a cool guy. I could watch him all day!
I love what you do Peter. Its awesome how interested you are in others and their culture.
it’s very inspiring to see people taking advantage of effort, hard work and living their best life because of it. The lazy ones from this country need to look at what they are missing out on. all you have to do is have a dream or desire and put effort. foreigners are making it happen with little to nothing.
i have watched this particular episode 1&2 twice now. Loving your stuff Peter.
Great video as usual Peter
Vitali seems super nonchalant and I love it. Cool dude.
The important thing to remember is - this man and probably his wife are very well educated. This education gives him the ability to think creatively and differently than someone who hasn't acquired a higher education.
He keeps stressing - hard work ! There's a reason for that - hard work pays dividends . Great video.
Peter, you should also try out Brighton Beach
It was so cool that he was so complimentary of his wife's business, even thought it is "poles" apart from the preparation he had for his previous profession. A great partnership.
i love these videos
i learn english with these videos, how wonderful !! thanks Peter
Excellent video!
Love your video Peter keep it up brother !!!!!
Love your hoodie Bowie for life!✌❤
Very inspiring couple. They truly a team! Wish them prosperity and joy, my fellow Americans 💪🏼🇺🇸👍🏼
Great videos! Keep um coming!
I am interested to see what are you going to talk about in the Brazilian video. I am Brazilian as well as American. I used to live in Sunny Isles few years ago and have been to the Bay area in California for the past 6 years. I always thought that folks did not explore this neighborhoods in Miami much. Besides all the folks from Latin America and the islands of the Caribbean sea, there is much more to Miami. Such as the Russian and Brazilian women who pay to come to that area and have their babies delivered there. It is a very interesting landscaping. I have friends come there to party and drive sports cars in Miami and not knowing that if they drive one more street further, they could be robbed in the hoods of Miami. There is the glamorous and the impoverish hoods side to side there.
This discussion about sweaters at 24:41 reminds me of that guy Zamir Gotta from Anthony Borurdain's tv show No Reservations. He was a fixer in Russia but now lives in the U.S. He is a very enterprising type of a guy. Peter should do a show just with him.
Wonderful...America, land of contrasts!
Thanks
I wish all the best to this guy,sathu from Thailand....
Peter means stone (in Greek). This channel keeps surprising me with some beautiful stories.
What a polite young fella he met in the shops
I love this dude
Dr Vitali thanks for sharing your insights and definitely having positive perspective on life and creativity and a beautiful wife. Your hard work is paying off. Bless your heart ❤️
Love your channel.
Great video, please make more ...
Vitali funny guy peter i love your channel We are from slavic too live i calgary. Vitali’s words are all true
I have had immigrants of different ethnicities tell me the same thing .. people in this country are so privileged they don't even know
Thank you ‘Peter
The good thing about America is that if you have a skill and are willing to work, you can go as far as you want. I like that.
24:40 “And you ship to the US?”
“Yes, we ship it to your @ss...” :D
P.S. I can relate, I also struggle with English.
🤣👍
Great video, thanks for sharing
I think when you compare and when you see what happens when you fail, you learn what not to do. It doesn't matter which country is it, people live and find ways to make money or else you can't pay your bills, the day you give up and decide you can't do it, your screwed.
Great, interesting content! Thank you!
Very nice video.
Do a story on the young guys from Yemen in the tenderloin. A lot of them grew up fighting in a war with Saudis basically. They work in a lot of the stores in the area too.
Great Video!
Interesting to watch this conversation. Peter definitely struggling to accept Vitali wisdom on benefits of living in US. Many Americans struggle to accept how much better and equatable it is here, for people of all stripes. Citizens of other countries Actually understand this