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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ก.ค. 2022
- One fine day on a walk in the kingdom of Morocco, I found myself looking for the local moonshine. In Fez, the Jewish community created a spirit known as "Mahia", and me being me, I knew I had to go and try it. Little did I know, I'd have to go on an adventure walking through tubs of pidgin 💩 to get the mythical drink.
At least I got invited to a party after...but not without being asked life's most pressing question.
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Bigeon Shieit
😂
🤣🤣🤣 I laughed every time
🤣🤣bruhh
😂😂😂😂😂 so funny 😂
Arabic speakers have issues with B's and P's.
Man when those kids started cheering for you I literally laughed out loud 🤣🤣🤣
I laughed, then I felt proud for him.
he should have raised his closed fists like 3 times and said thank you thank you everyone and then raise his closed fists again ahahahhaha imagine
@@GrumpsI 🤣 that would have been hilarious
@@moeskeetz5473 😂😂😂😂😂
"I'm very popular"
getting drunk while balancing precariously on the edge of a man-sized vat of pigeon shit. top tier content
Right...I was kind hoping and also fearing he may fall in!! 😉🤗
As a TH-camr trying to show the beauty of Nigeria and Africa to the world through my channel. Sabbatical inspire me alot
10/10 would try
PRYING OPEN MY THIRD EYE
I know it...Tommy is a brave man...lol
Morocco is very interesting. I can't wait for more! 1st country to recognize America's independence, and we are about to celebrate it on Monday the 4th!
pay us a visit then
@@albatros5054 would love to!
Thought it would be the french to recognise US independence
@@JamesSmith-ny2gb France came to morocco in 1912 morocco acknowledged the independence of America in 1777 open a book dude
@@eliasjak not talking about French colonialism of Morocco you idiot, why you getting funny?
France literally bankrupted itself saving the Americans in the war of independence, just saying they sound like they acknowledged their independence with putting in that much work
The part where you told the cops that you are very popular just killed me :D
I was gonna say the exact same thing 🤣
Rip 🪦
I busted out laughing at the whole scene
Tommy knows what he’s doing.
I was right about to say this when I heard it and it was the top comment🤣
I like how people are genuinely happy to see you and talk to you with a huge smile on their faces. Reminds me of Mexico kinda.
come back to mexico
@@Plasticmilxy I am!
@@whereisdan I'm going back there too lol
Only to men though.
We Moroccans just love Mexico 🇲🇽 we got the same colour soccer ⚽️ shirts! And we look almost the same Amigo✌️
The woman in the public toilet keeps it clean and lives on the tips. Much like the restroom attendants in fancy restaurants, some also offer combs, cologne, etc., and you tip them.
Truly a bucket list place I want to visit one day. You have inspired me to remote work more at different locations and I just got authorization to be able to go to some countries rather than be just US bound. First stop was Jamaica for two weeks. It was outstanding!
Safe travels. Perhaps I'll catch you around out there one day. We will have some local beers on me.
Superb video Tommy! Reminds me of when I was in Morocco and was offered berber whisky in exchange for viewing some rugs in a warehouse. Didn't realise the 'whiskey' was going to be mint tea 🤦♂️
🤣🤣🤣 Noted! I will request Mahia instead!
Berbers are crazy haha
😂😂😂😂😂
Hhhhh mahya
hhhhhhhhhh
I’m born in Europe but 3th generation moroccan. I enjoyed your moroccan vlogs very much !!!
He tries to expose the illicit in Moroco just in case you didn't realise in this video
@@maxmat2874 isn't that good?
@@maxmat2874 there's no illicit stuff in morocco only taboos ;)
Same
Where in Europe ? Spain ? France ? Italy ?
I am 100% moroccan, albeit i've been born and raised in NYC queens, but im so proud and happy that you enjoyed my country Sabbatical. I was smiling throughout the whole video! I love my country and I cant wait to return there in October. I also saw the other Videos, you made an amazing decision going to Chefchaoen. Looking forward to the next Moroccan video brotha!
I foundy my 🇳🇬Nigeria Hausa boys there 😱 wow you can speak Arabic
The name of the language spoken by the most people in West Africa.@Casa blanca
Not walking into crack houses is a good resolution Sabbatical! Getting a tour of the "Pidgin Sheet" factory was amazing...Let's just hope that "Moonshine" you drank was not the run-off from all those tanning chemicals! But Seriously, isn't it amazing that a Proud Father is the same wherever you go in the world? That man lit up like a Christmas Tree when he started talking about working for his three daughters! Awesome! ❤️️👍
walking into crack houses is the best part about travelling
Moroccans make moonshine out of fermented dried figs or dattes
Moroccan 'keif' episode on the way? High times in a magical setting.
Ketama.
Morocco is one of the best places to get high, same applies to Thailand where weed is recently legalized.
@@safouan7280 i am not agree , we are not Pablo escobar , columbia, brasil or mexico are the best places to get high
@@ghiles.a not from marijuana dude. The pot in South and Central America is dog shit my friend! They still go by amateur old school farming. Cant even get good coke from Mexico anymore
@@ghiles.aلا المغرب أول بلاد فيه الحشيش مزيان ازعما لجودة زوينة
🥲12:07 made me smile and cry I was so Happy to see all those Beautiful Children.. 😥unaware of the troubles they'll be facing that we're facing at this time the innocent not only those beautiful children but for children all over the world.🥺. My heart goes out. 🤗THANKS Tommy🥰.. I'm still living vicariously through you..I agree. I too am Loving Morroco's architecture.😁 As always you never fail on giving us an Adventurous video.. ❤️🤗🤪🙌 Stay Safe and God Bless 🙏😉
Awn 🥺❤🙌
That was so awesome when the kids were cheering you on , made me smile.
That cheering called " choha " by moroccans 😆
ah what a coincidence, I was just watching a documentary on them and the ancient tannery practice, so much respect to this tradition! its dying off due to modern tannery customs. They work really hard and deserve a lot of respect!
Those kids made Tommy's day.
My Saturday morning just got a whole lot better thanks tommy!
Sunday morning heir for a Sydney-side'a ..
I can't wait to see more of this country, it's so beautiful!
All the kids cheering for you were hilarious. lmao
This dude's vocabulary is off the charts. Like when he sees art he says "Very Arty".
You are an adventurer at heart! I enjoy your videos, keep it up please :)
Dude your vlogs just keep getting better and better
I am comming to morocco-fes from Hungary soon, im originnaly from fez, if you are still around there , would be happy to invite you for a beer there is a nice pub in the medina
Lol, such a random adventure today! Pidgeon crap factory lol. Local moonshine! Famous TH-camr at a private event! Fez history lesson! All in all a unique and interesting video today! Cheers!
You show how corrupt uk / world tv media is and most important working class lower class people are always put in a bad light but u overcome and show the truth , good on you man . Peace stay safe bro
Beautiful content... Can't wait for more videos
I couldn't help but laugh about the crack house. I don't blame you one bit. Thanks again for another great video
Fun fact, Morocco is the first country to recognise America's independence
Thanks that's Quite Interesting 🇬🇧 QI
@HUNTER Morocco recognized the USA in 1777 not 1786 and it is in fact the first country to recognize the newly independant United States. What was done in 1786 was the signing of the treaty of peace and Friendship between the two countries but the recognition came before that as by decree of Sultan Mohammed III (the ancestor of current King of Morocco) called for the opening of ports to American ships in 1777.
Also the treaty of peace and friendship in 1786 between Morocco and the USA remains the longest unbroken relationship in U.S. history.
I love your videos man! You travel the way that I’ve always wanted to. An idea of where you want to go, with no real plan. Going to experience their culture, rather then just going to all the tourist traps. I always laugh when people say they went to a country and stayed at a fancy hotel or an all inclusive. They did not see or experience the culture! They saw what was built to help them feel comfortable. So the whole reason for my comment is about a week after I watched this video, I actual saw another video about the tannery you ended up in. It is a 1000 years old and it’s the oldest tannery in the world! That’s really all I’ve got for ya. I usually don’t comment on videos, but I thought that might be a little fact you’d be interested in hearing. Love the videos and I can’t wait for the next one!
Yeah I heard about that afterward, crazy coincidence! They’re def keeping it raw there
@@SabbaticalTommy Also a point of history (since you like history ^^).
The reason Morroco did not have the same fate as Algeria during the French hegemony.. is due to one man in particular, General Lyautey.
Proof that individuals can sometimes make more of a difference than groups.
In any case, he had worked with tribal leaders in the past, and thought "buying their good will" was a better strategy than brute force. Same with architecture, a mix of both worlds.
Eventually, as he grew old, he got replaced by a newer power-hungry French generation, and this is when "sh*t hit the fan" as Americans say. His biography is a good read 😉.
Your videos are always awesome for me. You have good interactions with people all over the world. This restores my faith (at least a little bit) in humanity.
Hey Tommy! Thank you for making these amazing videos! I am very poor and not able to have these experiences but with you're videos, I feel like I am there with you! Much love my friend!
You got fans, bro! Godspeed.
Hausa people have been crossing the Sahara to Morocco (and Libya) to trade for centuries.
Fez has beautiful architecture. The tiling looks amazing.
Love the tour of the tannery. It look centuries old. That process hasn't changed much over the ages. Amazing !
All tourist get steered to visiting a tannery...but you are expected, indeed almost coerced into buying stuff at the end. Some get very nasty if you do not.
👍🏽👍🏽Exquisite leather goods, despite the malodorous process 😅
That tanner has 1000 years old.
It's the origin of the fez hats
Another good video T. Good on you for picking up that can for the guy at the end. I'm happy to see that house you walked into is a tannery not a crack house.
Just discovered your channel. Love the vlogs! I traveled in Morocco a few years ago. Loved it! Great people, amazing medinas and fantastic food! God bless!
I never thought I would see someone from my country Czech republic in your video. :D
Yes, me too and It's great; by the way, we're travelers and the world is just one; Tommy has a really great knowledge👍
I always know when I've hot the communication wall for the day when I start saying uhm, uhm, uhm. All while flapping my hands and arms trying to make sense. Great work my friend, beautiful country and people!
Mahia is a Jewish drink. It's interesting to see that they are still drinking that in Morocco, even though the Jewish community left that country a long time ago.
Actually the Jewish community did not leave, just a great part of it moved to Israel, but Morocco still has one of the biggest Jewish communities in Africa
I love the Moroccan style buildings
Thanks for the tour.
That thumbnail and the title is pretty epic lol
Your videos inspire me Tommy keep going.
The tannery man is a very proud father. 💙
Many thanks for creating one of the best channels on TH-cam.👍👍👍
...oh , and I'm absolutely sure you knew it was a working Tannery because you would have been able to smell it from 3 blocks away , but drama for the vid. ( somewhere in it anyway ) is essential. It always keeps us engaged.
That was a beautiful leather satchel your guide got for his services - kudos for your ' greasing a few palm's throughout Tommy.
I was wondering where you were off to and glad that you're alright.
Your wits serve you well.
4:58 The reason why I subscribed and why I watch - even the way you say this is the mannerisms of a humble traveller. Modern day Ibn
Love the content you produce bro
Best vlog of the year so far!
Youre a legend for continuing where it left off. Cheers!
12:12 best moment
16:05 thank you for pointing that out
Incredible moment
🤣 he looked like a star right there
Just discovered this video and want to say thanks for such a great tour. Very different to the usual utubers and one of the best Ive seen. It is so great to speak and interact with the locals as you do. Hope to see more of your travels. All the best from Wales Uk. Am returning to my home in Morocco Insha'alah Nov.
The cultural Collision is inspirational and Without doubt have the best Front Doors . Fascinating Tour 🙏🏻
T- you okay 👌? Maybe just a picture post to say you’re good.
11days is unlike you, Concerned in a healthy fashion🙏🏻
Your videos are always dope.
You just should pls upload more and more and more often.
Visit local places too.
I mean the real rural places.
Lastly.stay safe
We love you
Quality over quantity ✌️
for real
@@bart5158 exactly
Never disappointing experiences with the Sabbatical..... Thanks Tommy... excellent narration again....
all his african videos are the best!!
love your vids, always watch!
Thank you for the wonderful real life experiences you bring.
This is one of the funniest vids I've come across recently. Getting a little tipsy on local moonshine and dodging vats of what the locals call PIGEON SHIT lol. I've been to Morocco before but this video is engrossing!
There is no way i would have entered that house 😂😂 good lesson here
Hey Sabbatical. I’ve been watching your channel for a long time and you inspired me to start travelling. This is my first time in Africa and outside of Canada and I’m solo travelling. I’m in Fes right now if you wanted to meet up somewhere in Morocco I would be down, I would love to meet you, you are a inspiration to me
I’ve moved on from Fes but enjoy, eat plenty of tajine and avoid the bidgin sheet
@@SabbaticalTommy 🤣🤣
@@SabbaticalTommy Smart! Always steps ahead of your followers
@@SabbaticalTommy It’s okay! I hope you enjoy the rest of your time in Morocco, I enjoyed it a lot. I will return to Africa in September. I just got back home and i had an amazing time there.
tannery, pigeon shit, mahia and wonderful production values. Thanks, Tommy for bringing the real world to your followers. The kids were great, rock star.
I'm sure we all know it , and you as well Tommy , the reason you're SO ACCEPTED is because you speak the languages nearly everywhere you go.
No visit first then talk
Most warm nations are warm also in Relations
”Im very popular” was the best scene 😂
Your content is top tier. I am never disappointed.
That guy really liked saying "pigeon shit "...lol
Tommy, another great video - what an interesting place !
Hello from Scotland 🏴 love your videos xxxx
Interesting city..Very different to anything else I've seen in the past.
Funny beginning!
Nice traveling tommy.
Gday from batam indonesia. 💪
You take big risks in your ventures. Be safe
I'd feel far less safe in somewhere like any US city. Have been in many countries as a lone female traveller and never had any problems. Just take sensible precautions.
Glad to hear you consider your safety more man will keep supporting you forever you just gotta stay alive! 😆
I’ve watched many, many of your videos and the Bidgeon Sheet man is my guy! So damn serious and funny!
This channel is from every single trip channel that I have seen, this is the real story of places, bro we went a bar with local people and drank " cachaça " after saw it now I'm new subscriber and addicted in channel salute from Ireland 😉🇧🇷
Loved Morocco when I visited, nice people altough some can be challenging as a tourist.
You should go the rural parts of west Ireland in search of real deal poitín, the original 'mountain dew' you'll be amazed at the history and culture behind it.
Sabbatical I don't know how you do it! You speak (at least elementary) so many languages and even dialects! Communicating with these people in Arab just stunned me!
I speak a few languages myself and I have checked how good you speak them! I am ionto astrology too! Sometimes you look like a Capricorn to me...
Yes I do, Tommy. I learn languages when I sit on the toilet. That is the best time to learn language. Brain works much better. You can try it yourself.
I got capricorn energy from him too. Maybe he's a Virgo, though.
@@nebojsa1976 do you think your trolling makes you a "superior beign"? In fact, it usually proves the opposite.
@@ThomasGazis just try it out. You got nothing to lose, except 1 pound od, well, you know what.
@@nebojsa1976 you should try it, you pathetic troll!
Dude your content is simply amazing and underated even considering how known you are
When you ask multiple people how they’re doing, it’s “ki dayrin” not “ki dayirkoum”
La yerhum lwalidin
If u go north its. "Kif ntouma'
Morocco is one of my favourite places! So beautiful, interesting and welcoming.
You are a great guy. I imagine your are a awesome Professor. Your videos make me happy. Thank you.
Thank you for the video! ☺♥☼
Nigerians are everywhere. It's good to see. Lol.
Bro keep it up with your good work.
Im a Ghanaian but residing in Bahrain and i would like you to come over here to tour and explore.
Sweet spot! Cheers!
I LOVE how some places barter.
Fk set prices, madd interesting.
Wow! Two videos in a day
Also try Tangier and Chefchaouen. Up north
Glad you learnt the don’t go into Crack places 😂 like In Argentina 🇦🇷. Just wanted to ask you if you can show us some traditional food from Morocco 🇲🇦and when will you be travelling out to Australia 🇦🇺 ? Muchas Gracias por mostrar unas bellas parte del mundo 🌍
Tommy great video once again but please make them longer.
Choukrane bezzaf 👍
Let's gooo 💯
I love your awesome attitude 😁
Looks like you were having fun!
I'm so jealous of his life (as I watch him explore behind restricted line) lol
11:30 That conversation would've gotten awkward if George Carlin was there.
BIJIN SHIT 🤣🤣🤣…. I lost it every time he said bigin shit and more when you repeated after him, you even learned the arabic for “bijin shit” 👍