More punishment! 🇰🇪 Nairobi Kenya Maasai Market
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- I said how chaotic it was on day one so why am I back? Maybe I like punishment. Not really, I just love culture. Walking through the Maasai Market is like nothing I've seen before. Who wouldn't want to experience as much of this as possible.
I can't get enough of Kenya. Americans, I keep saying it - add Kenya to the list of places that you must visit. How many times can you visit an all inclusive resort in Mexico. Mexicans, please tell the Americans that it is ok to skip Cancun this year and visit Kenya. Oh and you should too as well :)
🇺🇸 American in 🇰🇪 Kenya series continues.
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That guy taking about African tribe passport kill me am dead now 😂😂😂
If you have money and you're a local, you will be taken advantage of but if you're a typical person you will not be bothered
You did better than me. I caved. Maasai Market is not for the weak. I ended up buying useless things that are sitting in my basement for ungodly amounts of cash. I want some paintings, but I don't do well with noise in my ears. You can't even visualize your space with all the noise.
Yes! Support, support, support 😊
Hi can we do a collabo
lmao🤣🤣, Kenyans never disappoint. Am a Kenyan but never knew there is something called tribal passport.
I'm here for the education 😊. It was fascinating to learn that history.
Kudos to you for knowing how to handle them. You will get better with time. Thanks for sharing your little adventures in kenya. Always fun to listen and watch.
Thanks for watching. I have literally enjoyed every moment. 🙏
This aggressive business style might be disturbing for most but as a Kenyan, I wouldn't have it any other way.
To be honest nothing annoys more than these people flocking you as if you don't know what you want...Its a bad way of doing business it scares away many people ....
Well this is day 2 of the market for me so I can roll with it 😊. The downside is that being too aggressive will keep many tourists away. However I loved the artwork but I didn't spend as much time as I wanted because it was hard to relax and shop.
@@pietrojenkins6901 This is not about saying which is better than another. I happen to be in Kenya so this is the focus of the content. Everyone who watches this channel knows that I have mad love for Kenya and plan on relocating here permanently. Even if we love a place doesn't meant that there aren't be a few things to tweak. Trust me, if I didn't love Kenya and its people, I wouldn't be looking for permanent housing here.
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Thanks for watching the channel. 🙏🙏
when the guy kept talking about chapati 😂😂😂😂💀
Of all the comments received, you are the only one who picked on my quirky sense of humor 😊
@@RichardDebs 😂😂
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Masai Market at Galleria Mall is chill. Hassle- free.
Who wants hassle-free? That's no fun 😂😂
Galleria is way too expensive. Avoid.
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@@Morido-1
Sadly, peace is quite expensive in some places. 🙏🏽
They would have more tourists if they're not so aggressive. Hard to enjoy shopping like that.
Even I will go back on my next trip to Nairobi but I agree that some will stay away. However, I appreciate the hustle.
most belts, shoes and beedwork sold here are produced at Kariokor market, it is like a big outdoor workshop, check it out, it is very interesting
That's 2 recommendations so I have to put it on the list.
enjoy, and do not miss the area of the market where all the leatherwork is done, it is a little bit hidden and you might miss it, when you don't know what is behind that wall
@@thomasschwinn1512 I'm digging the Lou Rawls track on your channel 🎶 Are you local to Kenya or just a frequent/knowledgeable visitor?
Passport mask am Kenyan and I didn't know that cool
There is history there but I wonder if it is still relevant today.
Go to the glass factory in Kitengela. They make beautiful things out of glass. You will like it.
I will note that for my next trip to Nairobi. Thanks.
@@RichardDebs its actually really nice...you must experience also the kitengela bridge just close to the glass factory 🤗
Muzungu just forgive us we are business people don't fear that place is in the CBD thus one of the most protected place feel safe
You may call me mzito but I'm kenyan now so no more muzungu 😂😂
@@RichardDebs haha still a mzungu coz of the white color
@@arandomdudeontheinternet1484 darn 😂
Must visit this place for some paintings
They are even convesing in kamba😂
Nice video
Asante sana🙏
Ati upside 😂😂😂
That's what I think as well. In no time, I will be a true Kenyan😊
the guy speaking about tribal passports
These traders are like badgers...relentless, perhaps annoying to many.
I was able to roll with it but I suspect some other tourists would avoid this market. I was told to avoid it and just visit the one in the Galleria mall but that's no fun 😊. As I've said before, I'm a local 🤣🤣
@@RichardDebs 😅😅
Yes you are
Team up with Michele Ponte an Italian in kenya
I'm enjoying self discovery at this time. Thanks for watching. 🙏
@@RichardDebs cool
These "hawkers" are obnoxious. Leave the customers alone! They think they are selling but are scaring the customers.
They are trying their best to make a living so I get the hard sell. It really didn't stop me from going back because I love the artwork.
It's hustling
Character development
Hahaha, yes it builds character 😊
@@RichardDebs I thought I gave you homework on character development in Nairobi, did you research it.
@@cheelenny4905 As in someone is out to con me in Nairobi so I need to be on the lookout? If that's not it, then I'm mentally challenged and deserves to be conned.
I'm a kenyan and I feel very uncomfortable watching this video...these guys are scaring away customers yet they think they are husling...there are many tourist who would come and shop here if the harassment was zero. But this kind of struggling is just too much.
This market is incredible which is why I went back a 2nd day. However if they tone it down just a little the upside to these vendors would be amazing. A little hustling is expected and fun for me. To be clear, I get why the hustle is so strong but just a bit less would gain more business.
Wacha ushenzi
Maybe they need some entrepreneurial skills...and enforcing discipline among themselves if they see one of them doing this they kick him out or fine them...but most likely they are brokers...
I know that it would like ugly but many of those guys sell only one object a day to feed their families my mum was there. If they made alot the market could have been full of pple. They dont want to nug only the daily bread.
I get that it is tough for some of these vendors and therefore hard to show restraint but I believe that when they are too aggressive that many tourists will stay away. I was told by the airbnb folks not to go there. But I will always support the locals so I went.
This is harassment you should just tell them off they will go don't allow them to harass you just tell them you don't need any guided tour coz if you give them any attention they never stop.
Aggressive sales for sure but I wouldn't put it in the harassment category. They are hustling so I get it.
I wanted them to leave you alone so you can enjoy
That's all part of the fun 😊
This is so shameful you can not breath or have time to choose what you want shame
I can roll with it. But I'm sure that many other visitors would avoid such a place. However, I think the market is fantastic so nothing can keep me away. I'll be there again when I visit Nairobi.
The mask story used as tribal passport by Maumau freedom fighters is a lie... Man these guys can hustle you up 😂😂😂
A hustler gotta hustle 😂😂. It doesn't phase me. I find it entertaining.