I spent my childhood in America and returned to India when I was a teenager. Due to the extreme abundance in America people really don't have an appreciation for the small things. Air conditioning, heating, free school education, carpets, lack of corruption (relative to the developing world), video games, basketball courts, libraries, cheap cars etc. I mean I could go on and on. What I would like people to appreciate is that even if you are poor in America, you are incredibly wealthy by world standards. I feel like that perspective is lacking in America.
Lack of corruption related to developing world. Oh boy your blind if you dont see the enormous state of corruption and misery the western world goverments are doing. They are also the daddies of developing countries often. You got that part totally wrong
You are not doing well if you are surviving on credit or working 3 jobs to just put food on the table but I guess it’s still better since in some parts of the world people lack basic needs
@@user-en1zc5vd6y That's exactly my point. "Putting food on the table" has a much different meaning in developing countries. Tell the guy riding a bicycle rickshaw in 100+ degree weather earning $3 a day if having credit card debt and working 3 regulated jobs with a minimum salary and work conditions where you are treated as a human is hard. Not only him, but even many middle class Indians would rather have the American, debt ridden, 3 jobs life.
As an African American I know the USA is far from perfect but one thing I have learned from decades of traveling is WE ALL ARE VERY FORTUNATE to have been born in the USA!! from an economic standpoint anyway🤑💸💸💸
I disagree..several African countries have been given free money to build without work and they didn't invest in construction. What makes USA great is the genius leading the people and the people building to be or to sustain genius.
Listening to other people who live in other countries is an eye-opener. I will definitely continue to out up with the b*llsh*t in North America than have to deal with situations they deal with in other countries.
I spent my childhood in America and returned to India when I was a teenager. Due to the extreme abundance in America people really don't have an appreciation for the small things. Air conditioning, heating, free school education, carpets, lack of corruption (relative to the developing world), video games, basketball courts, libraries, cheap cars etc. I mean I could go on and on. What I would like people to appreciate is that even if you are poor in America, you are incredibly wealthy by world standards. I feel like that perspective is lacking in America.
He is desperate to leave his country, Cameroon. Dreams to come to America, he makes it, and all his symbols are of Africa.. amazes me how little he appreciates America
I spent my childhood in America and returned to India when I was a teenager. Due to the extreme abundance in America people really don't have an appreciation for the small things. Air conditioning, heating, free school education, carpets, lack of corruption (relative to the developing world), video games, basketball courts, libraries, cheap cars etc. I mean I could go on and on. What I would like people to appreciate is that even if you are poor in America, you are incredibly wealthy by world standards. I feel like that perspective is lacking in America.
Lack of corruption related to developing world. Oh boy your blind if you dont see the enormous state of corruption and misery the western world goverments are doing. They are also the daddies of developing countries often. You got that part totally wrong
You are not doing well if you are surviving on credit or working 3 jobs to just put food on the table but I guess it’s still better since in some parts of the world people lack basic needs
@@user-en1zc5vd6y That's exactly my point. "Putting food on the table" has a much different meaning in developing countries. Tell the guy riding a bicycle rickshaw in 100+ degree weather earning $3 a day if having credit card debt and working 3 regulated jobs with a minimum salary and work conditions where you are treated as a human is hard. Not only him, but even many middle class Indians would rather have the American, debt ridden, 3 jobs life.
Why did you return to India? Any chance you're coming back?
@@user-en1zc5vd6ylol you have the option to work 4 jobs? Atleast there are jobs. 😂
ONE OF MY FAVORITE CHAMPIONS EVER! 🔥👊🏼
I'm from Cameroon l'm very happy for you bro 🙏🇨🇲✊
This dudes life story is unbelievable..........
He is truly a champ .... humble and calm
God bless this man. We need more immigrants like this man in our country.
They will make a movie out of Francis life.
As an African American I know the USA is far from perfect but one thing I have learned from decades of traveling is WE ALL ARE VERY FORTUNATE to have been born in the USA!! from an economic standpoint anyway🤑💸💸💸
I disagree..several African countries have been given free money to build without work and they didn't invest in construction. What makes USA great is the genius leading the people and the people building to be or to sustain genius.
He is such a great man
The Cameroon Rocky
Great interview!
Two silverbacks in their sport having a conversation great pod
“Bruh figure it out,that’s your 💩” - San Francisco
How can you not root for Francis???
We came to America in a special way.
America is very good at promoting thereself to the world to young blacks across the globe, Francis is completely right about his impression on America
Listening to other people who live in other countries is an eye-opener.
I will definitely continue to out up with the b*llsh*t in North America than have to deal with situations they deal with in other countries.
I spent my childhood in America and returned to India when I was a teenager. Due to the extreme abundance in America people really don't have an appreciation for the small things. Air conditioning, heating, free school education, carpets, lack of corruption (relative to the developing world), video games, basketball courts, libraries, cheap cars etc. I mean I could go on and on. What I would like people to appreciate is that even if you are poor in America, you are incredibly wealthy by world standards. I feel like that perspective is lacking in America.
@@praveen921 I agree 100%
San Francisco Ngannou = Legent
A movie 🎬 in a making...
Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣❤❤❤❤❤
He’s awesome. He reminds me of Dinka from the movie “Barbershop” ✂️💈
He does 😁
cool
America is the best country on this side of heaven
3:55 president
He is desperate to leave his country, Cameroon.
Dreams to come to America, he makes it, and all his symbols are of Africa.. amazes me how little he appreciates America
This guy is singing or is talking... Funny.
He’s not a native English speaker he’s a Cameroonian that speaks French as first language
Shut up
France still better then USA 😅 fool
👌🤣
It’s not even close to America