The rich man was very unsympathetic to the dilemma of Lazarus, offering him no love, help, or compassion. In time, they both met their mortal ends and passed on to the afterlife. Lazarus was welcomed into heaven, while the rich man was condemned to hell.
I visited Monaco in 2013 for a job interview. You can smell the money, and the garlic! For the record, I'm an humble South African electrician. I was met at Nice airport by a lady chauffeur from "Monaco Limo", driving a Mercedes limousine. She apologized profusely for not having collected me in the company helicopter, because it was being serviced. I toured around during the day, and spent the night at the Columbus Hotel. The following day, I went for the interview, before flying back to Johannesburg. Although I didn't get the job, this was the greatest highlight of my career! I was late for work, and when I explained that I had spent the weekend in Monaco, no-one believed me. Then I showed them the air tickets.
My wife and I spent time in Monaco last month, and it was the land of my dreams. No crime, no trash, loads of cash and class, and the people were extremely friendly. I can’t wait to go back. Truly a remarkable place.
It was so nice to hear someone speak of Princess Grace in honest terms. I've only ever heard how unhappy she was. It was so nice to hear Mr Al Fayed say she was one of the nicest, down-to-earth, always laughing, human beings he'd ever met.
I had the pleasure of meeting Prince Albert in 2002 in Newport, Rhode Island at the International Tennis Hall of Fame. My Son received the Sportsman of the Year award and he was so down to earth and kind.
More things are possible than you may think. Now I live in a country where as a child it was forbidden to travel to and I only knew the country on the map.
A very honest asessment of Monaco, if a bit too focused on wealth and playboys. I live in London and Monaco, and apart from a few 'special' times of the year (such as the Grand Prix) when people descend on Monaco to flaunt their cars and wealth, it's pretty much a straight forward place with locals going about their daily lives, and foreign residents integrating and very much low-key. In fact the majority of residents drive ordinary cars such as Toyota (even Prince Albert drives a Prius). My invitation is.....come in autumn/winter and see 'real' Monaco in a differnt light!
I m there since over 15 years as Artist, singer, writer. But my life would destroyed and I lost all, my own villa, Firma etc. Please can you help!!!! Please replay
At 13 I went to monte-carlo & cannes on a family holiday & both blew my mind. From seen Sean Connerys house the palace to tiffany on the Cannes strip i was hooked on all the glitz & glamour of it all. I'm 34 now & still talk about my time there.
@@NievesGarciaMillan I'm not sure I understand the point. This would be the case for any other country. To benefit, you need to actually live in the country. I believe there isn't much difference compared to other principalities or small states in Europe, such as Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Luxembourg, San Marino, or Andorra.
I had a day out in Monaco, it was a Sunday, we had lunch at a restaurant alfresco behind the Church, then all these priests started turning up outta nowhere then Prince Albert and his Mrs turned up to attend a ceremony at the Church. Got to see em live!
One of the true value of big money is to be where you want to be anytime. To walk into places and be served with expected high value choices, whether it be accommodation, food, or objects of desires. To walk away from fairweather friends, obtain those peace of minds-spaces and chose with all the time in your hands.
yea but that's pretty much a fantasy even for billionaires. There is never such a thing as having all the time in your hands. If you have all financial stress taken care of, you then need to worry about mortality and disease. Man is born free but everywhere he goes is in chains. Another interesting thing to note - Shortly before his death, Steve Jobs said he would have surrendered all of the worldly wealth he had acquired for one more year on Earth. Unfortunately no amount of wealth can shield you from that.
I love this place , it fascinates me . I visited Monaco twice , the second time I walked around the casino in my fake white dinner jacket and matching bow tie trying to look classy . When I visit Monaco , I truly know how poor I really I am and always shall be .
i`m curious to know how much you paid for a room, in either a hotel or other? as i would like to go maybe one day. could i rent a room in a house for a week or a month do you think? or is it just hotel rooms ?
@@Jay-vr9ir county Kerry in Ireland. i love casinos and this is maybe the Mecca of casinos, in a way. apart from " Estoril" in Portugal which is Europes biggest.
I must say after spending time in Monaco I felt awful I think the way it's built up against the mountain makes you feel really dizzy no matter where you go😂 My vertigo never recovered. I was there for a spectacular boat show and of course I did all the touristy things as well. One of the most beautiful views I ever saw was as I left Monaco heading towards Italy and we pulled into a fuel station where there was a lovely wall and as I walked up to it I could see Monaco to my right and Italy to my left and there was a little village town on the Italian coast that looked like something out of a fairy tale the water from the marble dust was a blue green clear crystal and the buildings were exquisite. Now that was a real view and I would love to go back there one day to actually visit the town itself. Be honest a far better view from the fuel station than I ever saw anyway in Monaco xxx
Visited Monaco when we drove from Italy to Spain. We stayed in a Holiday Inn which was really nice with great views. However our Honda Civic stood out in the parking garage in comparison to the Bentleys, Ferraris, etc. Beautiful little city to explore though. Glad we went.
@@ksc743 this documentary aired in February 2009. And it is clearly during the summer in this episode so it would have been recorded during the summer of 2008.
At 23:53. The way all those rich people in Monaco stayed rich, was never to gamble. That's how they can afford the flash yachts, watches, condos and cars.
Money has spoiled and disfigured Monaco. I remember visiting Monaco in 1960, it was completely different. When I went back in the 80s and in 2016, I was everytime shocked. No charm anymore and it looks like a fish tin. No space.
Went to montecarlo to the 1980, s with my parents on holiday several times. Fantastic place , drove from the UK 🇬🇧 in my dads Mercedes sports 280SL convertible 😊. Will go back soon with my family 😊
What is it with that fixation for paying taxes. It's not that the politicians are spending the taxes sensible. No, they even invented more taxes. And on the other hand these people do nothing wrong. They use the laws made by politicians you all voted for. I have nothing against rich people, I only hope for the opportunity to also become rich. I do have a big problem with politicians that start of poor yet 25 years later they become rich of the high wages payed by our taxes.
It’s very interesting who is the King in Monaco,I remember when I was in there the sity menagerie was tell the surrounding area to be clear,because it was the only place where the King 👑 would have coronated, and me and my wife would see by Farr to see that Coronation which was very much interesting 🧐 😅😊
in 1980 I parked my brand new citroen CX limo, with the required red TT license plates , right in front of the casino, no flic or valet in sight, had an espresso coffee and felt like James Bond, or at least , Eddie Constantine....
The short meeting of Pierce and P.Albert is nice. The extremely-versatile Piers becomes a little shy at some point, whilst the presence of Albert is pure steel, like of a charismatic cyborg :) . Mega-balanced and highly educated human being
Albert and his friend Onassis exploited two of the finest women of the 20th century to boost their sagging status among the .001 percent. A couple of grifters.
Well, he attended private schools, then studied political science at Amherst College in the US, so I'd say he's pretty well educated and he's doing a good job keeping Monaco rich, unlike most countries in the world these days.
Funny (not really), he couldn’t give a fractional fvck about any of you. Stop drooling over rich, white men who think you’re too stupid to catch on to what is really going on. He’s where he is, in part, thanks to you. Where is your consideration? Have some self respect for yourself and community. And don’t just believe me- I’m a basic, rich white woman who knows less than she should. Google how money, tax, and private equity work in tandem with McKinsey and Goldman Sachs-directed US government and you’ll understand more than the other 99.999% of global citizens. At the very least, don’t stan for people that view you as… well, nothing really. They don’t see you.
The largest transfer of wealth in the history of humanity has taken place in 2020 all in the name of a "virus"... Also what is it worth to gain the whole world but loose your Soul? Theyve all sold out to the god of this world... its his to give away... Store Your treasures in Heaven.
@@AP-ys2ne, Its more clear in 2021 then ever before. Hell is very real my friend and so is Heaven. The road to hell is paved with good intentions... They mean well....
Its funny if you watch it now, that he can actual afford the 1 million watch and at least 5 times that Bugatti Veyron with the money he has now. Man what a year to live there, 2000 till 2010 was really the best time to live there I guess.. F430 Spider's, 360 Spider's, Vanquish 03's, Gallardo Spyder's, SLR McLaren, Ford GT 06', 550 Maranello's, oh yeah and that grey Veyron passing by casual, its truly my time to live in. I Visit Monaco in 2008 and 2009, later in 2013, 2021, 2022, 2023 and also in 2024. I mean a lot has change, but its nice to come every year back.
? Dawn? Do you have a life...a meaningful life? What does the passing of some rolling stones drummer have to do with the glamour and luxuriousness of Monte Carlo? I didn't know who it was and he didn't know who I am...so what?
@@dawnmariemay8324 Dawn! What a terrible thing to write! I'm not self absorbed. Just because I couldn't care less about some 'drummer' doesn't make me cold and heartless. I feed the outdoor feral cats, I recycle, I drink French sparkling wine instead of champagne...it's just...what does the passing of some 'drummer' have to do with the glamour and luxury of Monaco???? Absolutely nothing! Get a life, Dawn.......
To have a high speed car in Monaco today seems like a waste. The traffic is terrible, there is no place to park and after visiting it a few times you're always happy to leave. Quite stressful really. Piers did not mention the Oceanography Museum though and it is absolutely amazing.
You can literally buy a palatial estate in the South of France for what you would pay for a teeny-tiny-little flat in Monaco. Monaco is fun but it's silly to live there, when you can live out in the country on your own estate.
You only have to be a resident in Monaco for 90 days per year to qualify for tax free status. Imagine that you have $200 million or so and earn 5% returns, that' s $10 million per year in income, all now tax free. If you become a resident in France, you lose $5 million per year, because they are going to take half. So yes, while real estate is cheaper in France, it comes at a high cost each year in taxes. Now if you are that rich you can have a nice $30 million apartment in Monaco, and buy a yacht or a villa to spend your weekends in nearby France. You can have both, you just can't live in France more than 183 days per year. Also, if you get bored hop in your Ferrari and Nice is 30 minutes away, Cannes 1 hour, or Turin and Milan 3.5 hours away. There's no tax haven on Earth that offers as much as Monaco, if you can afford it.
If billionaires have a problem of paying tax and because of that they decide to live in a tiny overpopulated Little Estate such as Monaco, they could always choose to live in Countries where even they have to pay tax they know how their money is used for. It is good to contribute to the wellbeing of any Country. However, the main problem is to choose a Country free from political corruption, free from Organised Crime within Institutions...
No matter how rich a country, state or city is, having residents who are "commoners" or even low income status. Otherwise, who are going to work as drivers, bellboys, waiters, receptionists, clerks, cashiers, etc etc. Not every single person can be a boss. Unfair? Inequality? That's just the way of the world.
Monte Carlo has some similarities of the city of my current residency: casinos, palm trees & mountains? The mountains are near Monaco but still in France.
"Be Daring . I survived . Mental Giant. Make much of Time. Gather he rose buds while he may . Carpe diem..... seize the day.... " Fortune Favours the bold !
What you literally said in your comment but in other words was..... I can't wait to go give my money to a rich company and to see other people living and having what I don't have.
I really didn't want this to be true as I love the idea of Monaco so much but after spending three days there the place is soulless, everybody looks miserable.
I suppose that could be true...I've never known many wealthy types to be 'laugh out loud' and overwhelmingly giddy. I've not spent time in Monaco, but I have in New York, and I wouldn't say that everyone looks miserable in the east eighties and ninties. There are a lot of snobs and power players and name droppers and a lot of bores. Money creates this. Nothing much to look forward to except for more and more money and possessions. Friends don't really exist, only the facade of joy. BUT...not every wealthy is like that.
I like the place, the sea, the sun, the flower gardens etc, equal f.e. Picasso as he arrived at the Cote d'Azur and want never left. I m an Artist creator etc too
I like to visit have noisy I know building new apartments now 2021. But would I like to live their don't know safe place but you can get better places out of monaco.?
When people ask me where I come from. I very often get that awe reaction. I even feel intimidating until I correct them : it's not Monaco, it's MOROCCO !" Then I get that ' oh '
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The rich man was very unsympathetic to the dilemma of Lazarus, offering him no love, help, or compassion. In time, they both met their mortal ends and passed on to the afterlife. Lazarus was welcomed into heaven, while the rich man was condemned to hell.
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I visited Monaco in 2013 for a job interview. You can smell the money, and the garlic! For the record, I'm an humble South African electrician. I was met at Nice airport by a lady chauffeur from "Monaco Limo", driving a Mercedes limousine. She apologized profusely for not having collected me in the company helicopter, because it was being serviced. I toured around during the day, and spent the night at the Columbus Hotel. The following day, I went for the interview, before flying back to Johannesburg. Although I didn't get the job, this was the greatest highlight of my career! I was late for work, and when I explained that I had spent the weekend in Monaco, no-one believed me. Then I showed them the air tickets.
Scent öff gärlig ?
@@cv507 , it means that they use alot of garlic. And garlic has a strong scent(smell).
You need to reapply for that job.
Yo.. as a fellow African this story has made my day 😊👌🏽😂💯 I'm from Uganda 🇺🇬
Soo glad for you!!
My wife and I spent time in Monaco last month, and it was the land of my dreams. No crime, no trash, loads of cash and class, and the people were extremely friendly. I can’t wait to go back. Truly a remarkable place.
It was so nice to hear someone speak of Princess Grace in honest terms. I've only ever heard how unhappy she was. It was so nice to hear Mr Al Fayed say she was one of the nicest, down-to-earth, always laughing, human beings he'd ever met.
Why accounting glamour shots ware county
Love how they have the same 50€ garden furniture set in that 60 million flat as my grandmother
Haha
Grandmas got good taste
I was just thinking the same thing.
But the flat is worth 60,000,000 so you can't compare.
@@googleuser2609 shut up bro. Stupid comment
I had the pleasure of meeting Prince Albert in 2002 in Newport, Rhode Island at the International Tennis Hall of Fame. My Son received the Sportsman of the Year award and he was so down to earth and kind.
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Monaco is one grand resort. I would love to live there one day.
Inside the word impossible is the word possible!
More things are possible than you may think. Now I live in a country where as a child it was forbidden to travel to and I only knew the country on the map.
A very honest asessment of Monaco, if a bit too focused on wealth and playboys.
I live in London and Monaco, and apart from a few 'special' times of the year (such as the Grand Prix) when people descend on Monaco to flaunt their cars and wealth, it's pretty much a straight forward place with locals going about their daily lives, and foreign residents integrating and very much low-key. In fact the majority of residents drive ordinary cars such as Toyota (even Prince Albert drives a Prius).
My invitation is.....come in autumn/winter and see 'real' Monaco in a differnt light!
I m there since over 15 years as Artist, singer, writer. But my life would destroyed and I lost all, my own villa, Firma etc. Please can you help!!!! Please replay
when one inhabitant out of 3 is a millionaire you can hardly call it ordinary
@jeanclaude7555 I thought it was 2 out of every 3!! And the rest are billionaires!😂
@@Paris__ If we include the value of their primary residence, the proportion of millionaires in Monaco would probably > 2 out of 3 :)
At 13 I went to monte-carlo & cannes on a family holiday & both blew my mind. From seen Sean Connerys house the palace to tiffany on the Cannes strip i was hooked on all the glitz & glamour of it all. I'm 34 now & still talk about my time there.
why aren't you there? You never made it a goal...what you do won't lead you there...so you are all that holds you back
@@dannetterousseau4095 no talent to be negative
Loved this one Piers! Thank you for bringing this to us, the 95% of those who cannot take advantage of Monaco and what it has to offer.
More like 99'999%.
@@NievesGarciaMillan
I'm not sure I understand the point. This would be the case for any other country. To benefit, you need to actually live in the country. I believe there isn't much difference compared to other principalities or small states in Europe, such as Liechtenstein, Switzerland, Luxembourg, San Marino, or Andorra.
I had a day out in Monaco, it was a Sunday, we had lunch at a restaurant alfresco behind the Church, then all these priests started turning up outta nowhere then Prince Albert and his Mrs turned up to attend a ceremony at the Church. Got to see em live!
One of the true value of big money is to be where you want to be anytime. To walk into places and be served with expected high value choices, whether it be accommodation, food, or objects of desires. To walk away from fairweather friends, obtain those peace of minds-spaces and chose with all the time in your hands.
yea but that's pretty much a fantasy even for billionaires. There is never such a thing as having all the time in your hands. If you have all financial stress taken care of, you then need to worry about mortality and disease. Man is born free but everywhere he goes is in chains.
Another interesting thing to note - Shortly before his death, Steve Jobs said he would have surrendered all of the worldly wealth he had acquired for one more year on Earth. Unfortunately no amount of wealth can shield you from that.
Money = freedom
Thank you for your tour of Monaco.
Always been a dream trip.
Best to you Scott Whitmire
I love this place , it fascinates me . I visited Monaco twice , the second time I walked around the casino in my fake white dinner jacket and matching bow tie trying to look classy . When I visit Monaco , I truly know how poor I really I am and always shall be .
i`m curious to know how much you paid for a room, in either a hotel or other? as i would like to go maybe one day. could i rent a room in a house for a week or a month do you think? or is it just hotel rooms ?
@@davidmyles9967 Visit booking.com to find the best rate for a room , many people stay in Menton and take the bus to Monte Carlo.
@@Jay-vr9ir oh ok thanks. i did not realise it was that easy.
@@davidmyles9967 Where do you live now?
@@Jay-vr9ir county Kerry in Ireland. i love casinos and this is maybe the Mecca of casinos, in a way. apart from " Estoril" in Portugal which is Europes biggest.
I must say after spending time in Monaco I felt awful I think the way it's built up against the mountain makes you feel really dizzy no matter where you go😂 My vertigo never recovered. I was there for a spectacular boat show and of course I did all the touristy things as well. One of the most beautiful views I ever saw was as I left Monaco heading towards Italy and we pulled into a fuel station where there was a lovely wall and as I walked up to it I could see Monaco to my right and Italy to my left and there was a little village town on the Italian coast that looked like something out of a fairy tale the water from the marble dust was a blue green clear crystal and the buildings were exquisite. Now that was a real view and I would love to go back there one day to actually visit the town itself. Be honest a far better view from the fuel station than I ever saw anyway in Monaco xxx
Visited Monaco when we drove from Italy to Spain. We stayed in a Holiday Inn which was really nice with great views. However our Honda Civic stood out in the parking garage in comparison to the Bentleys, Ferraris, etc. Beautiful little city to explore though. Glad we went.
they probably thought you were the richest person in the area, just frugal
I have watched this episode about 6 times now...
Same
Piers looks so much younger here. Time really does fly!
I would love to take a massive shit on that pavement.
Before the coke
He says he does not have 10 mil? That’s BS for sure.
@@rgarri6396 he might not have back then. This was in 2008.
@@ksc743 this documentary aired in February 2009. And it is clearly during the summer in this episode so it would have been recorded during the summer of 2008.
I love this video, maybe I’ll move to Monaco one day. It’s beautiful.
@@SUCCESSPASS me too 💙💜🤍
I support you Piers Morgan, keep saying what you think!
He’s a clown
You’re a clown lol
@@lewizzrocks hahahs😂, yap true!
yep
Yeah and setting up British soldiers
1:36
'So how much is this going to cost me?'
'1 minion and 100 thousand euro's"
"Do I look like I am Gru??"
What's a minion ?
@@susannamarker2582 Watch the movie 'Despicable Me'.
@@vforvendetta211 What's a minion ?
My sweet earth angle of a Mama always wanted to go to Monaco. May she Rest In Peace❣️ Miss you Mom ❣️Love you Mom❣️ Thank you Mom ❣️ 🙏✝️🙏
You mean "angel"
May she rest in peace
Great documentary 👏
The love the way the boat dealer described the 1930s as the recession. Insight into the minds of the rich.
Look up the Wall Street Crash of 1929. It was bad.
‘I always say to people never spend more than ten percent of your net worth on a yacht’
I too say this to many people....
Its normally my first thought of the day?
Unless the said yacht is your home then it is different.
Came here for the comments, wasn’t disappointed .
At 23:53. The way all those rich people in Monaco stayed rich, was never to gamble. That's how they can afford the flash yachts, watches, condos and cars.
Money has spoiled and disfigured Monaco. I remember visiting Monaco in 1960, it was completely different. When I went back in the 80s and in 2016, I was everytime shocked. No charm anymore and it looks like a fish tin. No space.
Went to montecarlo to the 1980, s with my parents on holiday several times. Fantastic place , drove from the UK 🇬🇧 in my dads Mercedes sports 280SL convertible 😊. Will go back soon with my family 😊
What is it with that fixation for paying taxes.
It's not that the politicians are spending the taxes sensible.
No, they even invented more taxes.
And on the other hand these people do nothing wrong.
They use the laws made by politicians you all voted for.
I have nothing against rich people, I only hope for the opportunity to also become rich.
I do have a big problem with politicians that start of poor yet 25 years later they become rich of the high wages payed by our taxes.
I live in the mittle of a rain forest. Monaco seems so poor...
tool...you have a Lambo or yacht? or just live in a fantasy humid shit hole, like Florida where I live?
@@andrefecteau that land in the rain forest is worth more than a stupid car or boat! 90% there is all fake. The rest is tourist.
@@maggiemae7539 different strokes for different folks...
That's deep
@@amitv9128 Thanks my dear friend. It is certanly the kind of thing that not anybody would understand, specially in this time and age.
It’s very interesting who is the King in Monaco,I remember when I was in there the sity menagerie was tell the surrounding area to be clear,because it was the only place where the King 👑 would have coronated, and me and my wife would see by Farr to see that Coronation which was very much interesting 🧐 😅😊
MONACO BEAUTIFUL PLACE THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR SHARING US SIR 💙✅🌎
in 1980 I parked my brand new citroen CX limo, with the required red TT license plates , right in front of the casino, no flic or valet in sight, had an espresso coffee and felt like James Bond, or at least , Eddie Constantine....
The short meeting of Pierce and P.Albert is nice. The extremely-versatile Piers becomes a little shy at some point, whilst the presence of Albert is pure steel, like of a charismatic cyborg :) . Mega-balanced and highly educated human being
Nonsense. Albert is a playboy
Highly educated? Where?
Albert and his friend Onassis exploited two of the finest women of the 20th century to boost their sagging status among the .001 percent. A couple of grifters.
Well, he attended private schools, then studied political science at Amherst College in the US, so I'd say he's pretty well educated and he's doing a good job keeping Monaco rich, unlike most countries in the world these days.
It’s on my bucket list, but I probably won’t bother. I hate cruise ship crowds.
I live near Monaco. Its literally a bunch of high rises, busy roads and yacht parking. Not somewhere you would want to live.
Correct
because you don't live in the right place
@@faggiosound Monaco is just tacky and pretentious, an off-shore
@@faggiosound which part of Monaco you suggest then?
@@readmycomment3157 The roc 100% (where the Prince lives)
I love Monoco. Monte Carlo. Drove an 82 Monte Carlo SS, V8, blue with white laudau top. Kick ass car. I 💘 it.
You’re missing some cylinders there, buddy. V12 like a gentlemen or gtfo.
its still a priviliege to work on a boat there - i like it, it never gets boring
Boring, not bored.
@@susannamarker2582 thanks :-)
What are the benefits?
The current Prince is married to a South African woman. We, as South Africans, are proud to say to call Monaco our son in law.
Funny (not really), he couldn’t give a fractional fvck about any of you. Stop drooling over rich, white men who think you’re too stupid to catch on to what is really going on. He’s where he is, in part, thanks to you. Where is your consideration? Have some self respect for yourself and community. And don’t just believe me- I’m a basic, rich white woman who knows less than she should. Google how money, tax, and private equity work in tandem with McKinsey and Goldman Sachs-directed US government and you’ll understand more than the other 99.999% of global citizens. At the very least, don’t stan for people that view you as… well, nothing really. They don’t see you.
The rich people spend money during hard times , they know they can get a bargain .
The largest transfer of wealth in the history of humanity has taken place in 2020 all in the name of a "virus"...
Also what is it worth to gain the whole world but loose your Soul? Theyve all sold out to the god of this world... its his to give away...
Store Your treasures in Heaven.
@@tmoneyjam420 imagine live in 2021, and still believe in heaven and hell
@@tmoneyjam420 Money changes hands every 20 years. Fact ! Get ready for the next !
@@AP-ys2ne,
Its more clear in 2021 then ever before.
Hell is very real my friend and so is Heaven.
The road to hell is paved with good intentions...
They mean well....
Its funny if you watch it now, that he can actual afford the 1 million watch and at least 5 times that Bugatti Veyron with the money he has now. Man what a year to live there, 2000 till 2010 was really the best time to live there I guess.. F430 Spider's, 360 Spider's, Vanquish 03's, Gallardo Spyder's, SLR McLaren, Ford GT 06', 550 Maranello's, oh yeah and that grey Veyron passing by casual, its truly my time to live in. I Visit Monaco in 2008 and 2009, later in 2013, 2021, 2022, 2023 and also in 2024. I mean a lot has change, but its nice to come every year back.
Thanks for the lovely video of Monico
Definitely our kind of place 😊 , nice cars ,hotels , money 💷, luxury life 😊
The glass of water more expensive EVER !!!! It's the experience for me, a story to tell... 😅😉
XoXoXo from Chile 🇨🇱😊💕
Rest In Peace Charlie Watts drummer of the Rolling Stones.
? Dawn? Do you have a life...a meaningful life? What does the passing of some rolling stones drummer have to do with the glamour and luxuriousness of Monte Carlo? I didn't know who it was and he didn't know who I am...so what?
@@brucemarsico6 At least I have respect for a passed rock legend obviously you are too self absorbed for that...Heathen.
@@dawnmariemay8324 Dawn! What a terrible thing to write! I'm not self absorbed. Just because I couldn't care less about some 'drummer' doesn't make me cold and heartless. I feed the outdoor feral cats, I recycle, I drink French sparkling wine instead of champagne...it's just...what does the passing of some 'drummer' have to do with the glamour and luxury of Monaco???? Absolutely nothing! Get a life, Dawn.......
@@brucemarsico6 they mentioned him in the video...
To have a high speed car in Monaco today seems like a waste. The traffic is terrible, there is no place to park and after visiting it a few times you're always happy to leave. Quite stressful really. Piers did not mention the Oceanography Museum though and it is absolutely amazing.
Fabulous show! Pierce!
You can literally buy a palatial estate in the South of France for what you would pay for a teeny-tiny-little flat in Monaco. Monaco is fun but it's silly to live there, when you can live out in the country on your own estate.
French taxes will cost you way more than real estate in Monaco.
@@boromirinokripperino3928 ..True.
You only have to be a resident in Monaco for 90 days per year to qualify for tax free status. Imagine that you have $200 million or so and earn 5% returns, that' s $10 million per year in income, all now tax free. If you become a resident in France, you lose $5 million per year, because they are going to take half. So yes, while real estate is cheaper in France, it comes at a high cost each year in taxes. Now if you are that rich you can have a nice $30 million apartment in Monaco, and buy a yacht or a villa to spend your weekends in nearby France. You can have both, you just can't live in France more than 183 days per year. Also, if you get bored hop in your Ferrari and Nice is 30 minutes away, Cannes 1 hour, or Turin and Milan 3.5 hours away. There's no tax haven on Earth that offers as much as Monaco, if you can afford it.
If billionaires have a problem of paying tax and because of that they decide to live in a tiny overpopulated Little Estate such as Monaco, they could always choose to live in Countries where even they have to pay tax they know how their money is used for. It is good to contribute to the wellbeing of any Country. However, the main problem is to choose a Country free from political corruption, free from Organised Crime within Institutions...
No matter how rich a country, state or city is, having residents who are "commoners" or even low income status. Otherwise, who are going to work as drivers, bellboys, waiters, receptionists, clerks, cashiers, etc etc. Not every single person can be a boss. Unfair? Inequality? That's just the way of the world.
Even French residents commute and work there for the higher wages.
If only the most wealthy can live there, then they should have no problem paying the wages of those to commute to it.
Every body can be a boss, if he / she like open a from?
crazy to think about how the Bugatti only costs 100k more than the watch
It was 1 million 100k euro
Back then... buddy
@@VijaySingh-wt1sp and the watch was 1 million
@@gogo-cx9xc wow you replied after 7 months damm girl
@@VijaySingh-wt1sp yeah thas right
Prince Albert is a Key, Amen
Blessed
David James West, a Christian man
Well said.
Luv it when he says well I have no desire to be respectable so let's get the spending lol
Monte Carlo has some similarities of the city of my current residency: casinos, palm trees & mountains? The mountains are near Monaco but still in France.
where do you live?
@Emiliano Mejia wtf
@@blyat7276 SoNev (Southern Nevada)
I won a €100 at the casino in 2004. Now that’s wealth when you are on a Contiki camping trip
NEVER EVER would I want to live in Monaco, to many buildings, prices to the roof...
1:38 Only one Minion.
"La voiture noire" 17 millions ONLY lol!
"Be Daring . I survived . Mental Giant. Make much of Time. Gather he rose buds while he may . Carpe diem..... seize
the day.... " Fortune Favours the bold !
How much does a 5ft x 5ft restroom with a small window cost? I'll buy that :)
That would be 22400 Euros then without fees, can i sugest you anything else?
Nice job! Great show! Thanx Piers!
Interesting documentary, Piers
One of my dreams is to go to Monaco and gamble in the best casinos there. To see everything live.
What you literally said in your comment but in other words was..... I can't wait to go give my money to a rich company and to see other people living and having what I don't have.
27:20 is Music To Watch Girls By by Ray Conniff. you are welcome
It is 2023 and I am glad I found this on YT. Mohamed Al-Fayed really likes Diana.
2,000 millionaires ? Way off.... Monaco, a city of 35,000 or so, has 12,500 millionaires...
Indeed. Where'd he get those figures?
27:49 I need this post-divorce attitude and lifestyle
Thanks for the video
It's beautiful
19:31-21:28 Racing driver with an amazing English accent.
He was on the Apprentice UK!
Death by classiness
Monte Carlo is the European gambling capital part of the city-state of Monaco. The country is always unfit for bankruptcy.
I really didn't want this to be true as I love the idea of Monaco so much but after spending three days there the place is soulless, everybody looks miserable.
I suppose that could be true...I've never known many wealthy types to be 'laugh out loud' and overwhelmingly giddy. I've not spent time in Monaco, but I have in New York, and I wouldn't say that everyone looks miserable in the east eighties and ninties. There are a lot of snobs and power players and name droppers and a lot of bores. Money creates this. Nothing much to look forward to except for more and more money and possessions. Friends don't really exist, only the facade of joy. BUT...not every wealthy is like that.
I do agree with that! For some reason it feels claustaphobic and unhappy there
what are those sunglasses that the guy in the right (drove lambo) is wearing during 20:55 ? Does anybody know? Are those Tom Ford james bond ?🕶
could you tell the name of a song from 41:06:)) appreciate:))
I like the place, the sea, the sun, the flower gardens etc, equal f.e. Picasso as he arrived at the Cote d'Azur and want never left.
I m an Artist creator etc too
It s so sad Monaco loses it s charme, it gets the atmosphere of a Dubai airport lounge
Really enjoyed this program...❤😊
I went to a football match in Monaco once, it was a different world to my local club Crystal Palace.
It would probably be nice to be a cop in this town 😜
They get paid a ton actually
28:47 Piers lost his cool, here! Hahaha! I think he stumbled upon ‘the ladies who lunch’
These places & ships are so densely packed - how and where do they treat and release their sewage?
Rich keep getting richer... this is where people meet who run countries.
Monaco!!!❤❤❤
this just makes me want to work in real estate sales
Hello beautiful!
33:08 lmao the merc driving over the curb.
Yes but do they have Prince Albert in a can?
🤣😂😅
Love ❤️ Monaco's lifestyle
Yep, same!
Monaco is so tacky and nouveau rich...
A criminal tax haven
@@realramone3455 Ah Monaco. A sunny place for shady people. Somerset Maugham
I like to visit have noisy I know building new apartments now 2021. But would I like to live their don't know safe place but you can get better places out of monaco.?
What was the year 5 rule for tax?
Respect to Mick Hucknall💯
What’s the name of this song at 27:19
Everyone wins or nobody wins. Love God. I’m right , guess you left.
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Great show 🎉🎉
Wow! Super! ✌️
When people ask me where I come from. I very often get that awe reaction. I even feel intimidating until I correct them : it's not Monaco, it's MOROCCO !"
Then I get that ' oh '
me : hating all these rich peoples
also me : watched the full vid with envy
why hate?
Money is just a game
goal setting bro...why be lazy when you know this exists? Yeah, you believe the govt
lol
@@jouisimo5701 no it isn't, money is energy, that's all...you hit the lottery? I'll bet you move around alot more
We call Monaco/ Monte Carlo casino here in Vegas as Buffalo Bills casino🤣
I'd rather have money as a religion than communism or socialism.
Thanks for your support.
Philip Green... Hmm didn't work out so great huh?
Being Monaco's richest resident is something
@@stevechristie2569 yep.Hinduja now..number 2 ratcliffe
@@flyinghedgehog3833 We need to eliminate all billionaires globally. It's a crime against humanity.
not to bad for him all the peps he ripped off above himself horrid rich twat all he is
Been there . It’s pretty fun!
By the way my family's own the last and only 3* star hotel in Monaco. Hotel de France. Right in la Condamine center of MC .