🇱🇧 You won't believe this flea market | around Tripoli with a random encounter | Lebanon | mE 13
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ค. 2024
- I go to the famous sunday flea market of Tripoli. There, I meet Hamed, we talk, and we visit the market together, and then Hamed proposes me to drive me around the city. So we go together to the abandoned special events area built by Oscar Niemeyer, before driving around the city and the mina. I end up spending several hours with a man I didn't know before starting this video.
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That's my best friend and my brother Hamed, I am so happy you met him. one of the best humans in the world. This was my home place. I am glad you also had the time to visit this. This motorcycle i have been on for so many years with him. I miss that place , I miss my friend ..
Hamed is such a great person. I am very happy that you got to see your friend thanks to this video 😊
Hi Mohammad. I'm Lebanese and writing from Lebanon. I wrote Yves asking about Hamed. "I think he'd appreciate an idea I have to develop a business with his knowledge of flea markets in Tripoli". If you think it's acceptable, I would appreciate if you could share his email address. Thanks brother
His English is excellent, And so Kind! Good Guy.
Maybe the best person he has met there, looks like a good guy with no bad intentions. Why can't more people be like that to strangers?
Such a well behaved, polite and friendly guy.
How I wish someone like this by my side 🙈😊.
Betmannalo bas al 5er w alf salam mn Almanya (from a german woman that loves Loubnan so much).
Hamed is a very kind guy. You were able to cover a lot in the time you were there because of his help.
Hello, am from Kenya.
What I see from your travels and love is the humanity in people you meet , love it.
Language is no barrier.
The politicians are our collective hindrance to the oneness of our universe. Love to see turkey people, Lebanese, Syrians the Sudanese, Ethiopians and of course my good people of Kenya.
Hamed seems very friendly and interesting. I like to see your interaction with locals
He is most likely gay and tried to hit on Eve.
Hello 👋
Hamed is the type of person who you really
want to meet whilst traveling in a foreign
country on your own !! He looked and sounded a well educated and a professional honest type of lad !! One who would 👀 look after the security side of the trip !!
I would easily spend my time with him traveling around trying to better understand
the cultural side of the place !!
Not sure what, or where he is now - or doing
with his live - however I hope 🤞 he is being
successful with it.
I wonder if he managed to finish his University
Degree 📜 👨🎓 or if he is still trying to make a small living selling on the watches from the market.
Good luck Hamed - the world 🌎 is a beautiful and better place with you in it !! You should try and get into the traveling around of your City with tourists - I am sure you would definitely be a success !!
Thanks 🙏
James 🏴✌️
He is most likely gay and tried to hit on Eve.
Messy video? Your best video! So spontaneous and real! Thanks for sharing 😁
The man Hamed.! put a smile on ya face.!
You should have tried the roast chicken in the Medina. It would have been a nice gesture for Hamed. That was as a cool exchange with him. I look forward to the next adventure, Yves!
Hamed is such a nice unassuming dude who loves old watches. Perfect chance meeting right there!
Wow Hamed😍 Amazing guy!
Hamed is awesome !
That was very interesting and enjoyable to watch. Thank you Yves for showing us Tripoli.
Great that the video is enjoyable despite the filming that was quite messy.
Keep the plant Bro it's a souvenir 😆
From a friend in that place
Keep going your the best ❤️❤️
You got a tour from the Lebanese George Michael! 😄Cool guy.
I would never have thought that Oscar Neymar has built anything in Lebanon, let alone Tripoli. Interesting!
It was filmed perfectly 👌
Great action shots of one busy town! No rules for bikes 👍.. impressive how they just go thru traffic not even touching people or cars..
Edited very nice.. you could’ve easily left ‘first ending of video’ out.. but it’s awesome you didn’t 😄 it was unexpected and very refreshing
.. it looks like your all day was little bit unexpected Yves 😁
Thank you for the filming :-)
Yeah, I like to show that the video is not planned, to show that I just film what happens, glad that it feels refreshing then!
And yeah, basically almost everything was unexpected in this video, except the fact that I went to this flea market.
love the videos as always ... love the conflicts ... take the plant, but no i don't want the plant, no take it, but i can't use it, just take it .... haha
Thank you, glad that you enjoy watching the videos. And yeah, it's funny, sometimes the hospitality gets a bit pushy.
@@KinoYves haha enjoy my hospitality ..... or else!
I know many people in Lebanon who won’t dare go to Tripoli. Yet you’re bravely there.
Also a drink you can eat is called soup! 😅
A lot of old school mercedes cars.
Wowow l damn loved the video and all your videos my friend.. my best ones are Arabic places like Syria, Iraq and now Tripoli very very cool...l am in Canada and we don't have those kind Sunday market that sell everything new and used plus toalet sit . That's was funny...the guy who guide you around he is a fantastic human be l wish more people like him in the world..God bless you all
Puerto Rico love Lebanon, you are welcome to the Island of the enchanted.
Thank you!
The square house with arches is the ticketing counters and/or exhibition space I'm not sure. The dome is an experimental theatre. The circular platform is a heliport. The small tower is a VIP restaurant with kitchen. The big arch overlooks the entrance to a big seating area which faces a stage (which has a shell above). All the basins and canals are that surround the structures are supposed to be filled with water (yay mosquitos)
Thank you so much for the explanations!
I make like a chocolate drink only I use carob. It is like chocolate, but milder (and dogs can have it, it’s not toxic for them, so dog choco is made from it). I take plant milk, carob powder, sweetener and icecubes and blend it. Very yummy! 🤗
That’s my husband 🥺💕 hamed 🥺💕
It was an adventure for me too. I have never seen Tripoli like this. You should have tried some famous sweets of Tripoli. Lebanon is a country of contrasts.
Yes, it's really impressive how everything is different from city to city and even from neighborhood to neighborhood.
Just amazing. An African grade 3rd world, served to the world with the help of Iran.
Was in Tripoli for a few days years ago. It was very intense and chaotic I thought. Taxi drivers were a headache to haggle with. But the Chicken Towuk sandwiches were so tasty! Interesting city. But felt very tense when I was there. Gunfire could be heard from El Tabbannah area. And it was after the bombing of the Mosque by a few months. But hopefully it's calm now. People were very friendly. And weather was super good. What did the kids do with grabbing your arm?. Were they trying to stop you?
Yes, they were trying to stop me, they were a bit aggressive for an unknown reason.
17:08 you can talk to yourself for an hour.
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The spice is sumac. It has a lemony taste and is quite inexpensive,
People watch the video of him getting his haircut in syria I believe awesome 18:00 minute video
Souk el ahad : souk du dimanche
Niemeyer was more of a brutalist or modernist rather futuristic.
The guy which you met in the Souq was cool and friendly. I expected you to go near the seaside of tripoli. it's called "EL Mina", a very nice place to visit.
I visited El Mina in my last video in Lebanon, the one with the thumbnail about knafeh.
@@KinoYves cool I will look for it so..thanks for letting me know :)
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Tripoli is in Libia or Lebanon?, I’m not sure
Both 😂
Libya North Africa. Lebanon is in the Middle East.
How do you make sure these locals don't have any ill-intent? I.e. robbing you etc.... I would be cautious when a friendly local starts chatting and offers to show me around...
Well, if you are always cautious, you do nothing. And in this situation, I had not many valuables with me, so I didn't have much to lose, so it was not risky.
Yves, any chance you could share your friend's email or number. I think he'd appreciate an idea I have to develop a business with his knowledge of flea markets in Tripoli. Thank you for your honest coverage of Lebanon and other countries you've visited. I watched your unfortunate experience in Bekaa, you thankfully got out safe. Good luck
Hi, glad that you saw that I just try to honestly share my traveling experience. Regarding Hamed... I am really sorry, but I don't have his phone number, or social media... we didn't exchange any personal details. Though, someone called Mohamad Ghannoum commented under this video, and claims to know Hamed, so maybe if you contact him, you could end up finding a way to get in touch with Hamed. Hope that it will work. And sorry that I could not help more.
@@KinoYves If you ever come back to Lebanon, remember you have family here. Just send a message and the rest is on us. Thanks for sharing the info, I'll give it a try. Peace brother
@@TheVcasf Thank you very much! Despite my bad experience in the Beqaa, Lebanon is still my favorite country so far on this trip 🙂
@@KinoYves Your "crazy party" was in my village up north. Glad you enjoyed it
@@TheVcasf Bsharri was absolutely amazing! I more than enjoyed it.
5:05 are you Albanian ? 🤣🤣
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