MUST READ before viewing 📺 Today is about mystery places that are weird, inhospitable, cruel, hot, loud, dusty. It is the presence the people makIng the difference. It’s about the dignity of the human spirit and honestly, the mystery to me is how so many people survive with such grace in such circumstances. The island of Nauru 🇳🇷 A tiny island you’ve never heard of yet was once the richest country in the world. Excuse me what? Why haven’t we ever heard of it? So, it was like the Venice of the South Pacific? Well, yes, it was. But unfortunately, went down like a one hit wonder, or the lottery winner who won 150 million dollars and squandered all the money after 2 years. Yep. So now it’s still a tiny island paradise without the paradise. Because tourists don’t come either. The two hotels are worse than that platform hotel we saw last week. They are trying to improve the situation by bringing in experts to teach them things like growing crops. The climate is mild, they have their trucks to drive around the island over and over, hopefully the islanders will learn self sufficiency eventually. Zhongdong China 🇨🇳 90 people live in houses built inside a cave. Why? It seems, long ago, their ancestors wanted to hide from robbers. I still don’t get it. It’s a mystery. Habit? Custom? Tradition? Who knows. Egypt 🇪🇬 Limestone mining has been around for thousands of years. Think pyramids. Blindingly white, excruciatingly dusty, hot like a furnace. 45° C heat (the doc team could only endure for a couple of hours) It’s pays $6 a day (considered a decent wage there) but honestly, it’s a mystery how anyone could do this job for more than a day. Yet they do and will continue to do so to provide for their familIes. “To sustain my family, I would take on even worse jobs.” São Paolo, Brazil 🇧🇷 ‘Your garbage is my luxury’ is stenciled on the side of of Rafael’s carroca. His job: collecting recyclable garbage in his district. It makes him about $400 a month to support his family of 10. They’re all proud of him. He is proud of his family. They are all just lovely. Guangzhou, China 🇨🇳 Urban jungle and a truly aweful example of what ‘city‘ can mean. An 4 lane roundabout now encircles a 9 story apartment building that was there first, where families lived first but the gov decided they all had to move out, and didn’t bother to supply these families with adequate substitute accommodation. People were asked to move out into 30 sq meter cubicles. One tenant is not having it. He is holding out. With his family. They can’t be evicted. It’s a standoff. He will stay until he gets what he wants. I am doubtful he will. In the meantime, hellish noise, dilapidated building. Plaster falling, pipes bursting. Yet he will not give up. The mystery is how these people survive. Dignity of the human spirit. Enjoy! It’s Friday. Go for a swim 🏊♂️ or have a picnic with friends and family. 🍒 and Remind yourself how lucky you are. I sure do. Wow.
Disappointed the Nauru predicament is presented as entirely their own doing, and that the 70+ years of exploitation by British, German, and Australian colonists, wasn't addressed. EG: The way the British Phosphate Company methodically destroyed the island, property by property, paying less than 1% of the profits of the phosphate to the native landowners whose property was rendered useless thereafter. Nauru is a very sad place. Otherwise interesting stuff!
there is amazigh people at many countrys like morocco alger and europ . amazigh people they have special laungage and culture i wish Your FD making video Docum about amazigh people
Arizona Cardinals and they got know if y'all is gone by your natural life I want to talk to him Anytime Fitness German I thought you were. Body time every time every time Rihanna
It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
40:05 man there is nothing better to me than watching someone truly happy and thankful for what they have . You can see he is bursting with happiness showing off his stereo.
I was lucky enough to find this channel a few days ago, and it is simply amazing. The production values are off the charts, the world travel and all the weird and bizarre places are phenomenal to learn about. So thank you for putting out such amazing content on a platform not known for amazing content
These documentaries are so incredibly well made and the content is utterly fascinating!! Thank you so much. It is so cool to be able to sit in the comfort of home and watch and learn of other people's way of life. It sure makes me appreciate what I have living in a first world country. It must be amazing adventures for the film crew! Cheers to you guys from Canada!!
It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
@@FreeDocumentary maybe if you would translate correclty. 30:49 He says "We've been working here together since 2007 in this region." And your translation: We have to mine a minimum of 40000 to 45000 stones a day. What a joke lol :D
@@jimbob1051 people make an average 1400$ doing just food delivery on electric scooters, I mean it’s super demanding on the body, but they can definitely afford to live in the city with that wage and save some to send home. But they can never call the city home, unless they can afford 1 million dollar average condo prices lol
@@antingchang3258 I mean at that point, you'd just be giving up being able to be part of a community to move to the city for slightly better lodging and a dead end job. He'd probably be happier in the cave surrounded by family and friends loool
I'm really grateful for videos like this I'm from Jamaica and it makes me see folks living like different cultural lives...in other parts of the WORLD.
The documentary is informative well edited and above all shows a serious and open way of learning people's lifestyle... Thumbs up to all the editors videographer, camera men and women and the voice over guy....🙂
Mankind around the globe, have the same goals (mostly). Despite our geographical, cultural, religious, ethical differences. We want to ensure the ability to support and protect our families, as we share earth together in this moment of time. Eeach generation more educated than the last.
A good collection of documentaries, it allows us to learn and explore the everyday life of certain people around us. Some of the topic is so interesting that never even heard of and some of it is in a very remote places. Good to know and understand what's going on around our world...
I didn't even see a gas station , no schools, no hospitals, no police, no jobs. How do they survive? The place has a lot of potential if their president could be creative. With funds from the World Bank, they can embark on massive land reclamation project to increase the size of the country and turn it into a tourist paradise. This would generate jobs and revenue for the country. By the way, where do they bury their dead ones? This is a place worth visiting.
No the author and one of the residents said they knew how to farm in the past. They just forgot the art of farming after some wealth flowed their way and simply started importing food and vegetables instead
I think this kind of video is very important and wishes that more people would watch them, instead of other videos of less value. They are important for several reasons, like putting pressure on them (governments, communities, landowners, etc.) who treat people bad and to make people all over the world aware of the circumstances some of the brothers and sisters are living under, or rather, have to endure, while some of us believe that we have a difficult situation, when "we" actually live in an incredibly privileged part of the world with excesses of everything, except for love, maybe... Often I feel that it is strange that people who live the hardest lives anyway seem to be much happier than we are (I judge from photos and documentaries I have seen). I think those videos are fascinating and fantastic!
39:42 My god that house is crazy! Sleeping literally on top of each other like that in a tiny space in that heat?! Mental. Looks kinda cozy in a way though too lol Also they have the cutest little girls ever 39:26 that is the cutest little laugh I've ever heard 🤗
Very well done, I wish more channels were as good as yours. Each story was personal and made me get to know the people in a special and honest kinda way...
@@FreeDocumentary It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
People living on the island need to be recognized by their way of doing things.. they are laid back in a major way for sure. Just needs a little lighting up 😊😊😊
It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
@@jills4597 It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
It also makes me realize how much poverty is in the world and a lot of people been treated as slaves for the money they receive for some hard work while big CEOS are getting richer and richer
Its true. Probably taught from the generations before. It could be a really nice country if it had people willing to invest in hotels, restaurants etc. Laws need to change about trash dumping and people need to learn not to be so lazy.
Come to jamaica we have the best sound system contests, a d the purpose of his sound check was to make sure all amplifiers and speakers are playing ok before the contest
Phosphate mining was once the only show in town, and now, in its absence, all that this dominion can hand to its suborned people is an incredibly brief lifespan thru' poor education, junk diet and non-existent basic road safety rules. The middle east has slightly more going for it, tho' it too will still struggle to re-purpose itself when the world turns away from its black gold. As always, things will return to what they were - ie a few will remain rich & the rest will be enslaved one way or another, scratch around in the dust and sell their body parts to Americans or university laboratories, prob both
The main problem for oil countries in ME wouldn’t be money and job because these countries have many other source of income beside oil for example KSA have more than 32trillion worth natural resources but water ever 2L of water cost 1L of gas to make for these countries for sure millions of people gonna have problems with water
The handcart, is common around the world, and begun its use as early as 3500BC by the greek as an extension of the invention of the wheel. Vitu mingi unaona Kenya zilikuwa borrowed inventions.
What a great documentary with some great and hard group of workers I'd work with these guys any day. Keep it up guys you are hard workers not like the ones we have here in North America...💤💤
MUST READ before viewing 📺
Today is about mystery places that are weird, inhospitable, cruel, hot, loud, dusty. It is the presence the people makIng the difference. It’s about the dignity of the human spirit and honestly, the mystery to me is how so many people survive with such grace in such circumstances.
The island of Nauru 🇳🇷
A tiny island you’ve never heard of yet was once the richest country in the world. Excuse me what? Why haven’t we ever heard of it? So, it was like the Venice of the South Pacific? Well, yes, it was. But unfortunately, went down like a one hit wonder, or the lottery winner who won 150 million dollars and squandered all the money after 2 years.
Yep. So now it’s still a tiny island paradise without the paradise. Because tourists don’t come either. The two hotels are worse than that platform hotel we saw last week.
They are trying to improve the situation by bringing in experts to teach them things like growing crops. The climate is mild, they have their trucks to drive around the island over and over, hopefully the islanders will learn self sufficiency eventually.
Zhongdong China 🇨🇳
90 people live in houses built inside a cave.
Why? It seems, long ago, their ancestors wanted to hide from robbers. I still don’t get it. It’s a mystery. Habit? Custom? Tradition? Who knows.
Egypt 🇪🇬
Limestone mining has been around for thousands of years. Think pyramids.
Blindingly white, excruciatingly dusty, hot like a furnace.
45° C heat (the doc team could only endure for a couple of hours) It’s pays $6 a day (considered a decent wage there) but honestly, it’s a mystery how anyone could do this job for more than a day. Yet they do and will continue to do so to provide for their familIes. “To sustain my family, I would take on even worse jobs.”
São Paolo, Brazil 🇧🇷
‘Your garbage is my luxury’ is stenciled on the side of of Rafael’s carroca.
His job: collecting recyclable garbage in his district.
It makes him about $400 a month to support his family of 10. They’re all proud of him. He is proud of his family. They are all just lovely.
Guangzhou, China 🇨🇳 Urban jungle and a truly aweful example of what ‘city‘ can mean.
An 4 lane roundabout now encircles a 9 story apartment building that was there first, where families lived first but the gov decided they all had to move out, and didn’t bother to supply these families with adequate substitute accommodation.
People were asked to move out into 30 sq meter cubicles.
One tenant is not having it. He is holding out. With his family. They can’t be evicted. It’s a standoff. He will stay until he gets what he wants. I am doubtful he will. In the meantime, hellish noise, dilapidated building. Plaster falling, pipes bursting. Yet he will not give up.
The mystery is how these people survive. Dignity of the human spirit.
Enjoy!
It’s Friday. Go for a swim 🏊♂️ or have a picnic with friends and family. 🍒 and Remind yourself how lucky you are. I sure do. Wow.
Disappointed the Nauru predicament is presented as entirely their own doing, and that the 70+ years of exploitation by British, German, and Australian colonists, wasn't addressed. EG: The way the British Phosphate Company methodically destroyed the island, property by property, paying less than 1% of the profits of the phosphate to the native landowners whose property was rendered useless thereafter. Nauru is a very sad place.
Otherwise interesting stuff!
there is amazigh people at many countrys like morocco alger and europ . amazigh people they have special laungage and culture i wish Your FD making video Docum about amazigh people
Free pDocumentary p
Arizona Cardinals and they got know if y'all is gone by your natural life I want to talk to him Anytime Fitness German I thought you were. Body time every time every time Rihanna
The old guy Rafael the garbage collector .i hope one day he becomes a million'Air
Love the guy who said something like "if we don't try, we get nothing... we have to try", great attitude!!! Keep pushing!
Exactly 💯
Anybody who disagreed with you got cens0red.
It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
Unfortunately he is an agriculture teacher from outside of the island …
40:05 man there is nothing better to me than watching someone truly happy and thankful for what they have . You can see he is bursting with happiness showing off his stereo.
I love this channel because most of these places I probably will never visit , so at least I can see how they and others live. Thanks 😊
You're very welcome!
Those are the cleanest and healthiest cows and goats i have ever seen in that cave.
I was lucky enough to find this channel a few days ago, and it is simply amazing. The production values are off the charts, the world travel and all the weird and bizarre places are phenomenal to learn about. So thank you for putting out such amazing content on a platform not known for amazing content
@fartman I can't believe I'm responding to a person named fartman, but here we are
@fartman old Howard Stern fan?
The people of Nauru Island come from a parallel universe😂, I like their laid back way of life. They take the term HAKUNA MATATA to a whole new level.
i just watched this as well lmaooooo, funny joke doe
They should try to import Lecithin granules to help with their cholestroles issues
I saw on utube using raw garlic can lower you'd cholesterol ,blood pressure & has many health benefits to loose weight also
They are ruined once they have taste the money. Its a obese shytehole now.
These documentaries are so incredibly well made and the content is utterly fascinating!! Thank you so much. It is so cool to be able to sit in the comfort of home and watch and learn of other people's way of life. It sure makes me appreciate what I have living in a first world country. It must be amazing adventures for the film crew! Cheers to you guys from Canada!!
Dustin now this is a very Canadian name EH!!! what province mate? and thanks for liking the documentary.
I'm very addicted to free documentary channel. Keep flooding the channel with these beautiful contents
It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
22:30.after watching that I want to feel and experience n know the feelings of life in a cave🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰God bless you all...
This channel deserves more subs, the content they put is amazing.
We agree. 😉 and thank you for saying so.
@@FreeDocumentary maybe if you would translate correclty. 30:49 He says "We've been working here together since 2007 in this region." And your translation: We have to mine a minimum of 40000 to 45000 stones a day. What a joke lol :D
Just subbed
“ Your garbage is my luxury” legend ...hats off to the honest hard working recycler
This not only opened my eyes but made me appreciatd my country, my home and my lifesyle. Thank you
Good heavens..... This world is full of mysteries. I wouldn't want the video to end. Great job man!
the cave village is amazing,its a shame the chinese government wouldnt give them the resources to improve the quality of life in that beautiful cave.
Well, they can move to bigger cities. Just like all young people in poorer regions of china do, they just choose not to.
@@antingchang3258 Lets be real, you know what the cost of living is in the bigger cities and you know they can't afford it.
@@jimbob1051 people make an average 1400$ doing just food delivery on electric scooters, I mean it’s super demanding on the body, but they can definitely afford to live in the city with that wage and save some to send home. But they can never call the city home, unless they can afford 1 million dollar average condo prices lol
Too inefficient they should move out.
@@antingchang3258 I mean at that point, you'd just be giving up being able to be part of a community to move to the city for slightly better lodging and a dead end job. He'd probably be happier in the cave surrounded by family and friends loool
I'm really grateful for videos like this I'm from Jamaica and it makes me see folks living like different cultural lives...in other parts of the WORLD.
The documentary is informative well edited and above all shows a serious and open way of learning people's lifestyle... Thumbs up to all the editors videographer, camera men and women and the voice over guy....🙂
Thank you so much for taking the time to let us know. We’ll pass on the praise. It’s truly much appreciated 🙏
And me
Evans Omondi,well said my brother.This places are wonderful.
@Evans Omondi Couldn't have said it any better 👍
Mankind around the globe, have the same goals (mostly). Despite our geographical, cultural, religious, ethical differences. We want to ensure the ability to support and protect our families, as we share earth together in this moment of time. Eeach generation more educated than the last.
The people of Nauru remind me of the people from the movie WALL- E... Lol😄
A good collection of documentaries, it allows us to learn and explore the everyday life of certain people around us. Some of the topic is so interesting that never even heard of and some of it is in a very remote places. Good to know and understand what's going on around our world...
Somethings in life we take for granted Thanks for giving me the insight to how others live and earn
Our pleasure. Thanks for letting us know.
Very true
Agreed. Those guys mining limestone make me realize what a privileged slob I am. I should work harder & be more grateful for what I have.
If Nauru is so tiny it takes 15mins to go around it why would they even need vehicles? A bike should be good enough
Overweight/lazy ppl. But all the more reason they should ride bikes huh. Kinda catch22 situation.
I didn't even see a gas station , no schools, no hospitals, no police, no jobs. How do they survive? The place has a lot of potential if their president could be creative. With funds from the World Bank, they can embark on massive land reclamation project to increase the size of the country and turn it into a tourist paradise. This would generate jobs and revenue for the country. By the way, where do they bury their dead ones? This is a place worth visiting.
Culture
Ronald Kehinde Australia had a detention centre on Nauru 🇳🇷 and they were employed too I’m pretty sure
@@NoSleepTil666 Thanks for the information.
Ironic that the world's BEST fertilizer comes from an island where they don't know how to farm
The nitrates were used to make gunpowder before the mid 1800s when dupont found a process to extract a cheaper source.
Everything is ironic in that island. Most obesed country where they only get frozen foods.
@@tak9559 It's the processed food and the fact they fry everything they eat.
Who said they didn't know how to cultivate? You can't grow in a strip mine.
No the author and one of the residents said they knew how to farm in the past.
They just forgot the art of farming after some wealth flowed their way and simply started importing food and vegetables instead
Respect for all the people who gave us a peek in their lives.
Thanks mate
@@666myname666 of course
@@mohamedkassim344 what kid?
I think this kind of video is very important and wishes that more people would watch them, instead of other videos of less value. They are important for several reasons, like putting pressure on them (governments, communities, landowners, etc.) who treat people bad and to make people all over the world aware of the circumstances some of the brothers and sisters are living under, or rather, have to endure, while some of us believe that we have a difficult situation, when "we" actually live in an incredibly privileged part of the world with excesses of everything, except for love, maybe... Often I feel that it is strange that people who live the hardest lives anyway seem to be much happier than we are (I judge from photos and documentaries I have seen). I think those videos are fascinating and fantastic!
39:42 My god that house is crazy! Sleeping literally on top of each other like that in a tiny space in that heat?! Mental. Looks kinda cozy in a way though too lol Also they have the cutest little girls ever 39:26 that is the cutest little laugh I've ever heard 🤗
This docu was very enjoyable to watch.
Love how open this man is to let us in his home with cameras and everything and wants Americans to see how him and his wife live. Love it. 💘
We really enjoyed this video, all kinds of new information, we haven't seen another like it. Refreshing and an excellent narrator. Thank you
no matter where you live happiness is the most variable thing in ones life
Low quality by builders who keep some money
@@RS-hh3et what du ya thik???
@@RS-hh3et ha, ga, grammar cop!!!
The second story, Xhongdong, the rooster crowing into the cave sounded so cool.
Weird just as I read this comment a split second after it played in the video, what’s the chances of that!
@@ragga_muffin_84 😁 I'd say miniscule chances lol
I am really enjoying this Channel and Content, Thank You for creating these Stories for our learning and enjoyment!!
nice feature showing the grace and indomitable human spirit that survives the harsh realities of life!
I wish the best of everything to all those guys who bring such documentaries to the knowledge of the world.
Great Video !!!.
Well documented show. Keep up the good work.
Thank you 🙏
Very well done, I wish more channels were as good as yours. Each story was personal and made me get to know the people in a special and honest kinda way...
Thank you so much for taking the time to let us know. Seriously awesome. 😊
@@FreeDocumentary It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
Great to raise awareness about this tiny country
It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
Always interesting to see global lifestyles.
Awesome content 👍👍
I love the captions that even though they're speaking English the captions are completely different than what they're actually saying
The subs just give the meaning as otherwise it would be unreadable, they stammer, and use wrong words.
I want accurate, not how you think they should talk
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🥰
@@KillerKatt66 right. That's how subtitles are for... Not pretentiously correcting them
This is for sure the strangest video I've seen on TH-cam
People living on the island need to be recognized by their way of doing things.. they are laid back in a major way for sure. Just needs a little lighting up 😊😊😊
It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
The village in the cave is amazing... they looked happy.
@Alejandro hello,how are you doing
They may be among the survivors when third world war breaks out
that was very interesting and informative , enjoyed the video .
This documentary is well done.god bls you all.🙏.
Simple perspective
The narrator is hilariously epic. I laughed my way through the documentary while learning key facts.
Not sure I can agree. 😂. I’m hoping to get used to him and the awful script
@@jills4597 It's highly processed carbs (sugar in all It's form, fructose, corn syrup) processed wheat (pasta , burgers 🍔 , cookies 🍪 etc) to blame for obesity *NOT* unprocessed animal products or even lack of vegetables
Holy Molly! The water inside that cave is crystal clear!
When you too rich and forgot the future
........Throw away small change....🤔..not valuing things small , not deserving of things tall....?
i love the people of that small island
this is the channel I want in my TV
Awesome!!
Extremely interesting video. Thanks for uploading. I really enjoyed it.
Thank you for letting us know 🥰 we really appreciate it.
WONDERFUL PRESENTATION, THANK YOU FOR SHARING
Tough job for lime stone miners. 🙌🏼
Great doc. Great info
Seeing how hard and rough their lives are making me sad. I am thankful for what I have. Praise the Lord.
They live happily 😊 ever after , they own their land, no rent to pay haha 😆
Thank you for bringing us these amazing documentaries. Very informative and interesting.
Nauru's story is the exact opposite of a tourism campaign/advert.
Wow this is awesome video
I totally get it! I would choose the cave as a home as well!
I'm really enjoying the content from this channel, thanks!
9:58 I couldn't help but laugh at the "sound competition"
@Dust storm C0Ming yeah a lot of the people there looked cooked
I laughed at the patience comment. Then the very next thing was they will have to wait till next year to find out who won. What?!
Great video as always. This channel is awesome 👏🏿 👍🏿
My respects to Rafael! he is living example that when you want to keep a family together you work hard for it, so no excuses!
It also makes me realize how much poverty is in the world and a lot of people been treated as slaves for the money they receive for some hard work while big CEOS are getting richer and richer
Feminism
Just wow. for Raphael. a big man indeed. God is amazingly keeping him strong
Translation wrong.
51:48
He did not mention 30 square at all.
He said he want at least 2 apartments for his 7 people faimly which has 3 sub families.
nice documentary thank you
Some people may get offended with what I will say in the next line below.
I see Nauru as a nation built on laziness.
Iam afraid but I agree
@@belindarudomanyenga3688 It will get better. Every country does.
I agree.
Its true. Probably taught from the generations before. It could be a really nice country if it had people willing to invest in hotels, restaurants etc. Laws need to change about trash dumping and people need to learn not to be so lazy.
Lol
Well documented pic of the world's craziest places inhabitedThanks to the team, keep it up
I'm so edited about this documentary thanks for sharing
Thank you!
You mean addicted !!! Kkkkk
...or excited
Or elated?
I love this country. The documentary is so relaxing. Why are people complaining about them when they themselves are enjoying themselves 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Come to jamaica we have the best sound system contests, a d the purpose of his sound check was to make sure all amplifiers and speakers are playing ok before the contest
Love these little islands, life is jus so simple and i suppose you get your entertainment anyway you can
This is what will happen to middle east countries once oil has run out, or alternate fuel becomes readily available.
@sentinel maybe you missed out on the part where I said "ALTERNATE ENERGY" Idiot.
Phosphate mining was once the only show in town, and now, in its absence, all that this dominion can hand to its suborned people is an incredibly brief lifespan thru' poor education, junk diet and non-existent basic road safety rules. The middle east has slightly more going for it, tho' it too will still struggle to re-purpose itself when the world turns away from its black gold. As always, things will return to what they were - ie a few will remain rich & the rest will be enslaved one way or another, scratch around in the dust and sell their body parts to Americans or university laboratories, prob both
The main problem for oil countries in ME wouldn’t be money and job because these countries have many other source of income beside oil for example KSA have more than 32trillion worth natural resources but water ever 2L of water cost 1L of gas to make for these countries for sure millions of people gonna have problems with water
CANT WAIT!!!!!!!!!
Nothing happened to it before America existed they had way more history without any technology
The cave village was so interesting to me, awesome documentary guys
Thank you very much! :)
"our running camera team causes friendly mockery and laughter" (8:40) I never did think I will hear this before 🤣
An excellent video. Thank you.
"It's very healthy"
*proceeds to place camera inside water*
👍👍I love this island 👍👍
So happy I found your channel, the ironic tone of the presenter just my style:)))
A man has to do what it takes to support his family, you are real man guys.
Feminism
36:13 In Kenya the Carroca is called a "Mkokoteni" It's nice to find out that we share that with Brazilians.😅
Have you seen the sound system...
@@Napskingjr Yes Bana!
The handcart, is common around the world, and begun its use as early as 3500BC by the greek as an extension of the invention of the wheel. Vitu mingi unaona Kenya zilikuwa borrowed inventions.
Fascinating
"sporting ace" Is quite generous LOL
31:12 Touched by the Gods. Ummm, that hand print is absolutely massive.
"people especially like this: dry rice, canned meat, and fried egg"
me who is eating dry rice, canned meat, and fried egg watching this video: 😳
omg loooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool
😂😂😂
Stop eating flesh😉
Yum
😂I just finished eating eggs and spam
Best channel so far
Thank you so much 😊
Nice documentary! Btw I am also looking forward to the oil rig update!
What a very hard life. I really commend them.
Hello beautiful woman with a pretty smile how are you doing today
I love sitting on the music. Great way to enjoy anything 👍
What a great documentary with some great and hard group of workers I'd work with these guys any day. Keep it up guys you are hard workers not like the ones we have here in North America...💤💤
Here we have two guys working and 5 guys standing around with shovels up here in the United States and Canada lol
Nice video Thanks
Nice comment thanks 😊
I was thinking of leaving my 2004 Volvo S40 to my younger brother, but after seeing the Nauru DJ's car I have changed my mind. 😄😂😂😂
Here are the best thing I've seen so far 👌
I Love this channel so much ❤️
Thank you! We really appreciate your words, you taking the time to let us know and for watching.
Very interesting
It's interesting just how on earth people are living.
You guys are amazing thanks for these videos its fun to learn about other cultures and people.
And thank you for letting us know. 🥰
Those cave people look like the happiest people ever
Nice videos. Tks.
You’re welcome 😉
Did you know you can grow your own vegetables?! I know, crazy right?
Really? In a strip mine? Show us how!!!
@@TheCdubbleyoo lol no, not in a strip mine. But if you insist, then yes if you have electricity you can grow vegetables with lights