India's Impossible Market: Nothing for Sale! 🇮🇳
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2023
- ■ INDIA, CHENNAI: Some markets are set up for tourists. Those are easy. People will most likely even speak English and it will be hard to leave without buying way more than you came to bargain for.
This secret market I stumbled into in Chennai was different. There were plenty of strange items on offer but buying any of them proved difficult...
What was going on? 🤔
- Now about the subtitles and I'll only write this once since this is the first video. It's basically impossible to do any kind of comedy these days as people have such a poor grasp of history and general knowledge of the world. But you'd think most people knew that the Brits ran huge parts of India as a colony for hundreds of years.
It started with trade and actually just buying stuff like cloth... then fast forward a few decades later and they're controlling the damn factories that produce the clothes and full-scale looting ensued as any Indian will tell you.
Hence the joke was, and I can't believe I have to explain this, that when I come into this street where no foreigners ever venture they get deja vu and take me for a British colonialist who've returned and hence attempt to subtly drive me away by refusing to sell me stuff... lest droves of Pesky Colonialists follow in my footsteps and it all happens again.
If people have a little knowledge of history they'd put 2 and 2 together and see what the supposed humour with the subtitles was here.... I see many Indians get it and thought it was funny... foreigners however 🤣🤦🏼♂
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I rarely comment BUT this is a fantastic video. I was born and raised in Chennai ,
How ever you ended up in Moore market this place has a long history of hawking and dealing with recycled goods and having ability to fix house hold general goods (white goods spare parts ) ...while the Equivalent for motor bikes is Pudupettai, Electronics is Richie street ,and cars is GP road (General peters road ) all within 20 mins of each other . There were also a strong Irish settlement in that part of Chennai (Stanley hospital and Gosha hospital is testament to that ) along with rippon building (current corporation building ) the central railway station all way to marina beach ..the proximity of English settlements meant people had street knowledge of common English words vocabulary for many years .
Glad you survived the heat and humidity sound and safe ...keep rocking
Nice history lesson! Thank you 🙏🏻
Chinese people like Heraldo end up anywhere they want.
Lol
you have to haggle the prices he pays 2 to 4 times too much 1000 rupees instead of 100 or 200 rupees
@@rogerchristian4628 thats his style
- Hilarious 🤣🤣.. and as expected.... some people just can't take a video for what it is: namely just a video. I showed you a unique street with some pretty cool people. Ok, so if you speak the local language I can see you think a lot of people were not so cool but so what? I thought it was interesting hangin out there and you all got to see a unique street and community you will probably never get to even hear about unless I stumbled in there.
Stop taking life so seriously and if you want Vlogs with boring guitar/synth music and scripted dining and sunset scenes... aren't there one million channels you can go an watch that on?
I'll continue exactly the way I want and always have which is is too film unique things and a wide variety of things.
And yes that will eventually also include more normal life as well as some luxury hotel videos (since so many are so damn eager to prove to the world that 5 star hotels exist in India. We all know that you have extreme luxury too)
So take a chill pill... relax and enjoy the show!
Now about the subtitles and I'll only write this once since this is the first video. It's basically impossible to do any kind of comedy these days as people have such a poor grasp of history and general knowledge of the world. But you'd think most people knew that the Brits ran huge parts of India as a colony for hundreds of years.
It started with trade and actually just buying stuff like cloth... then fast forward a few decades later and they're controlling the damn factories that produce the clothes and full-scale looting ensued as any Indian will tell you.
Hence the joke was, and I can't believe I have to explain this, that when I come into this street where no foreigners ever venture they get deja vu and take me for a British colonialist who've returned and hence attempt to subtly drive me away by refusing to sell me stuff... lest droves of whities follow in my footsteps and it all happens again.
If people have a little knowledge of history they'd put 2 and 2 together and see what the supposed humour with the subtitles was here.... I see many Indians get it and thought it was funny... foreigners however 🤣🤦🏼♂
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I love seeing how different cultures/people live! Thanks for keeping it real
I like watching you explore the Unexplored places, I don't care if you give 1000 rs for two saree, If you enjoyed the moment that's the whole point of it But this time I missed your dialog ''That's Outrageous 😂 . Very true about the all vloggers trying to capture visually stunning places. All look the same to me. I could never imagine walking in the lanes which you dare to go even though I am Indian. Anywho I am a Big Fan. Wrote this comment while watchin the video 🤫😅
Great vlog bro, don’t worry about the haters . I enjoy seeing you’re videos. 👍
@haroldbaldr insta id please?
Great Video, Keep up the good work. I really enjoyed this content, Keep it real as always! Love from Sri Lanka
YOU REALLY DONT KNOW HOW MUCH I APPRECIATE YOU POSTING ‼️
Best vlogger on youtube in my opinion, no BS just 100% authentic in every video mixed with awesome humour and bags of compassion and generosity. Absolute legend
I love that you show us places like these where most you tubers won’t show us. Very authentic, loved every minute of it , thank you ❤❤❤❤❤
This was more charity than shopping, and I respect it! 😊
That's because almost everything there wasn't worth buying. Pretty much all junk.
always is
WoW they see a former and start asking for money not very good manners
Lol if I did I wouldn’t worship a bunch of Gods that don’t do anything for the people except make a poor society of swindlers. I would actually go out and find work to bring money and resources back to my people. I wouldn’t just sit in my own filth.👌💯
Well. Done. Brother. Harold. Please. Make. More. Videos. Like. This. You. Are. A. Blessing. In. Disguise. You. Are. A. Saint. Mate. Keep. Up. The. Good. Job. 🙏🌺🌟🌻🥦🥩🍉🍺🥦🍋🍐🍓🥑🇬🇧 x
Harald, I've been watching you for years, envying your life as a maverick nomad. Never change. No one else gives us content like you. You show us things we'd never see otherwise, whether its drinking from a boob mug in Mexico, travelling with Jeff the llama, or swimming in the torrential rivers of the Himalayas. Videos like this is why I live vicariously through you. Ignore the idiots who complain. If it wasn't for you, I'd never get to see the true heart of so many amazing places and so many ways to cook pork. Much love and gratitude, Haraldo!
What's a maverick nomad? Never heard them used together before.
@@Loverofdaimbars maverick (adj) = unorthodox & nomad = wanderer. It sounds weird, I know, because maverick is usually used as a noun. I've been a Latin teacher for 25+ years, so sometimes my inner nerd escapes, lol. 🤪
Me too. Being somewhat disabled, it would be impossible to have these experiences on my own, so I live sometimes vicariously trough creators like Harald. Much love from a fellow norseman.
Thank you for getting back to basics. This is why I subscribed years ago. The videos in India are almost always the most entertaining, especially the ones off the beaten path.
As always such authentic content, showing us 1 hour of their reality. Sat here on my phone watching this really shows how greatful we should really be.
Wish more people could appreciate pure reality like this instead of complaining about this or that. This is as real as it gets and it’s fully unedited. One jump cut and it ain’t as real as it could be
@@HaraldBaldr Spot on, Northman.
@@HaraldBaldr Very stark reality, but still people are usually kind and seem happy to see someone out of the norm wandering through an area that surely sees few tourists. A lot less kinetic than Varanasi, but also a lot more peaceful even with all the repairs going on.
I've seen Harald do random things, but buying and giving away a bearing must be top of the list 😂😂😂
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poor bearing..feels so rejected 😅😅😅
@@ercirag😆
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“Put the bearing in the basket“
Lady : WTF 😂😭
Its sad when people start begging and telling you you owe them more money after you just gave so much out thats frustrating
That is the India bro 😂😂
Should have never give to them
Ungrateful mtfs...good they're poor lol
This is a very serious problem in our country.
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One you show kindness and donate some money. They will "seriously" assume that you are one big fool and careless about your money. Ahh , now is the time to emotionaly extract more money from you.
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And during this money extraction not once, not once, do the money suckers think of your act as gratefulness.
I cannot understate how much I appreciate your unedited, slice-of-life documentation. Thanks for sharing the world with us
I think you mean overstate ;)
@@GodLovesComics You sure? It would be easy to overstate how much I appreciate Harald's video. For example, I could say that I appreciated this video more than I appreciate my wife's warm embrace after a long day at work. Rather, my comment was letting him know that it would be remiss for me to understate just how much I appreciate this style. It's less that I am unable to understate, and more that I would hope that my admiration is clearly conveyed. However, at that point it does kinda feel a little back-and-forth, so I guess I should have just opened up with "I appreciate". The End.
@@steakandeggss Yes, I understand (and clearly he did as well) that you were showing your appreciation for his video and its honesty. I'm simply saying that what you intended to write was that you cannot "overstate" how much you appreciated it. Understate would mean that you cannot find words to say how little you appreciated it. It's the opposite of what you intended. But no matter, it's clear enough what you were trying to say. Take care~
@@GodLovesComics Uh...I intended to write "understate" is my point. Your stance is assuming that my use of the word "cannot" in the original comment is synonymous with "unable to". However, as I just explained, I was expressing that it would be irresponsible for me to understate how much I appreciate that style. You could replace "cannot" with "don't want to" to see the angle I'm coming from, if that helps. Yeah, the phrase that you're endorsing has an equivalent sentiment and there is ultimately nothing lost in communication. However, I would like to stand my ground and once again defend that there is a world where my original choice of words is what I intended to write.
@@steakandeggss Never mind. Enjoy your obstinance. I have better things to do.
We saved this video as we didn’t want to finish it in one sitting & continued it the next day. We almost didn’t want for it to end. It felt just as suspenseful as a Night Shyamalan movie.
Harald has some serious talents (no surprise there), and more than his talents, he’s got one thing a lot of us don’t have - abundant COURAGE.
I grew up in Chennai, and lived there till I was about 17, and I would not dare go into this street. Ever.
I wish I have the courage that Harald has. Or, at least 10% of it. One day.
Let's take a moment to praise Harald's patience in the face of enormous language difficulties. Awesome video as always! 🔥
I credible just how far Haralds f friendliness and smile takes him. A joy to watch
He could bring along an interpreter but that would not get all the misunderstandings where the humour comes from, I guess.
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Harald you've got 2.34 M subs and 43k views on this video in 3 hrs, you must be doing something right that people like and you're being authentic, if people don't like that too bad for them, you cant please everyone. Hope you spend a lot more time in India, its true culture and diversity is endless
I am a Malayali (person from the state of Kerala, a state which borders Tamil Nadu and is culturally close to it). I was born and raised in the north eastern part of England though, my parents immigrated from India before I was born.
This video was fantastic to watch as Indian, even when I go to India, I don't get to see stuff like this as we usually just visit family and do other stuff. Yes I see poverty but not to this extent and level, this is a whole new kettle of fish for me. Thank you for making this video, it really did open my eyes. I one day want to travel my home country one day, visit all the states and all the hidden communities like this, it is my dream. Ignore the hate comments, this was a fantastic video.
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Harald’s love of cats & dogs warms my heart . ❤️ A humorous , humble , generous soul with a highly entertaining channel .
Back in India. I'm happy for you, Harald. This is where I subscribed for, back in the days. Love the long videos man!
Harald your videos are an unbelievable escape and so real and raw and genuine! Like many I’ve watched for years and remember the mountainside dining with the cat, countless markets, noodles showerheads, the haircuts and more! We appreciate you so much keep living large and sharing ❤❤
Cheers for sticking around 🙏
@@HaraldBaldr I really love when you invite us in the homes. I have always been curious how people carry on in far away places. Enriching experience and perspective.
Man love to see you back in India, it is amazing as always to see some unexplored area through your eyes and your charming conversations!
Loving the subtitle humour Harald. That's a nice touch. Was born in Chennai. Glad you got to see it. Love to see more videos on Chennai and eventually Kerala
Harald, I'm from Calcutta, India and i loved the historical humour, your honest interactions and how warm you are with people. You do you man. We will enjoy it. Hope you keep having fun. I do hope to see you visit some jungles forests and places with natural beauty in India tooo and meet people living close to leopards etc
Awesome, thank you!
@IndiaDuniya: Your heart is pure gem!! ❤Love India ❤🇮🇳
@@shannonandsheila1403was your grand dad American? It was a mixed experience for the locals as I recall.
@@shannonandsheila1403 Yeah, there were problems with some servicemen sexually assaulting women and that kicked off some protests. On the other hand, Satyajit Ray, who many consider to be the greatest film maker in India grew up watching movies in theatres patronised by American troops. Unfortunately Calcutta is a shadow of its former self. It used to play host to Indias greatest artists, intellectuals now I hear it more for scam call centres.
Finally back in india ❤ i am your oldest sub from india enjoying your every videos from past 4 years 🎉 hope youll visit northern indian Himalayan states this time 🌨️ 🌲 🌴 ❤
I am oldest too bro
Alright let's settle this then... any of you older than 100 yet? 🤔
Please visit Northeast India too.
I'm the oldest
I'm oldest! I watched since way back when he posted castle videos using a drone. Wish those were still on here. 😊
That last dude was a blessing. So cool hearing how the community actualy formed. Sometimes were left wondering lol. Great video Hararoldo
As always another great video!!Thank you brother!!!
Disgusting to see how they tried to cheat you saying no change...embarrassing to be honest!
Big time cheaters that’s why they live the way they live 🤮🤮
Enjoying your iPhone yeh
@@timhack32 irrelevant but no
This community has obviously survived everything that life can throw at them, and everyone showcased in this video are winners. Thank you Harald for the content. Much love and warmth to everyone in India and you 🇨🇦❤️❤️❤️👍👍🇮🇳
they have warmth I'm sure they need a Rishi Sunak to go back home and give his people better life
@sunnyello8325 When you say warmth are you referring to warm weather?
Apparently they didn’t survive basic clean up skills 101. If there was a street in my neighborhood that was strewn with garbage and junk, I guess I should tell my guests “that’s where the winners live”.
@@Acemechanicalservices One man's junk is another man's treasure. Define garbage
you have to haggle the prices he pays 2 to 4 times too much 1000 rupees instead of 100 or 200 rupees
Great video harald and it's good to see you helping build up the economy so we Brits can go and loot it all again at a later date👍
underated comment from pesky Brit 😂 👏🏻🇬🇧
Another amazing video, so glad that you’re back in India, thank you!
Thanks for showing us the places we would never see if it wasn't for your fearlessness and sense of adventure. In the most forgotten and ignored parts of the world you have met absolute legends like president Kumar and the fine white whine man. Your stuff is honesty some of the best content on TH-cam and I have watched everyone one of your videos since I discovered your channel years ago. Keep up the great work and keep putting out this great content
My friend,, Harald was not bullied at all and that is something that I saw in poor part of India.....PEACE.
Hey Harald I am from Chennai but I live in ireland for the past 6 years. Big fan fan of your work man been waiting so long for you to visit chennai and make a video, Welcome to chennai Mate. So here are some translation for you Money - Panam (Pa-nahm) , Family - Kudumbam (Ku-dum-bham) Food - Sapadu (Saa-paa-du). Thanks for helping local communities across the globe you are a very good person. Keepp rocking man and we as a viewer exactly expect these sort of one go videos from you. Hope you enjoy this India Visit. Loads of love and strength to you brother. Take care. cheers
I am irish and I was in Northern India recently, I enjoyed it 😊 I hope you like ireland?
That was a smashing video. You have a very good, generous heart Harald. Amazing what you accomplish in communicating with these lovely people
The subtitles Harald puts for people are the best 😂😂
this is why i love to watch your content.! thank you
What an amazing little world they live in, i have never seen anything like this and probably never will in person but it is amazing how they are as a community and ready to help each other. We don't get that in our neighborhood anymore. i would have liked to see more with the SriLanka man but i see the difficulty. Great video
He was great
Awesome video Harald. Every time you just go straight into places I would be so afraid to go. Completely unedited and as real as it gets. Really beautiful. You give us a chance to experience a world so different from what most of us are used to. it is always such a wild experience, seeing these people who are so friendly while living in the most dire of conditions. It is great seeing you help these people. Bringing some happiness and positivity to their community
He is freely roaming to the places where indians like me cant imagine to go easily, he is truely more indian than us.. Legend! 🙏😊
Out of curiosity, what's stopping you from going?
@@thejohnjoshmoney of course
I have a wealthy former Indian diplomat in my writer's group who visited India a few months ago. Since returning he told us of his travels where he only stayed in the finest hotels and ate in the finest restaurants. He would never, ever find himself in this place among the hardworking poor people of Chennai. Harald has probably seen more of real India than this diplomat ever has.
Great video again, Harold! Thanks for making such awesome content! Hero.
Hey Harold, nice to see u in our chennai and Tamilnadu gladly welcomes you. Reminiscing those days when I used to binge watch ur nepal videos with cabbie kumar and Previous endeavours in India. Beware of people who might rip you off, even we locals get ripped off, but Chennai is filled with many good souls, wish u meet them soom
Seeing inside that local shrine was incredible! Thanks Harald, this is stuff most of us in the west just never get to see.
Harald you are the man. No judgement, just love.
Really cool to see you embrace people from a vastly different backgrounds and culturea.
Keep up the great work. Every stream is a gem my friend.
what an great watch, I rarely watch a youtube video more than once, this is one of those. Thank you Harold.
That was incredibly cool! Seeing how a basket went from big bamboo poles to a finished basket and all the steps. Talk about "buying local"! Great video as always!
That was a really cool business. Wish I could learn more like number of baskets made daily time per basket etc
@@HaraldBaldr Dude you could set up a basket shop back in Norway to subsidize more Chinaman Adventures!
actually its worth not more than 50-100rs..
@@ebiz05 Anyone who needs a basket will strongly disagree with you.
Haraldo at his best. Knocking on random doors, market deals, speaking the native tongue...... and "the kitten whisperer". Great video. Love the people.
you have to haggle the prices he pays 2 to 4 times too much 1000 rupees instead of 100 or 200 rupees
Very interesting and insightful video. It’s fascinating to see the culture and ways of small villages in different parts of the world!
Excellent video! I can't imagine myself walking around a place like this. Thanks for sharing.
We been missing you on You Tube and love seeing you return! Let's get this algorithm going for the Northman again. 💯 Excited to watch the series in India. Haven't watched yet but had to post already.
amazing how they have hardly anything and they can still smile and be nice what lovely people love going over there myself🌅🙌
The ball bearing subplot just kills me. God, never change.
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Excellent fascinating video, Harold. Really neat to see this side of things. Bizarre yet intriguing
The Sri Lankan man was the only one not trying to rip you off, and he was super nice :D
Wish we coulda saw the Tea with him...love a follow-up with him. I almost want to make a pilgrimage to visit him.
@@derekludwig5155 He drove me to the stadium market afterwards. I have more footage with him.
Sri Lankan Huminity very good
Yes, that man was nice .thanks, haraldo.
you have to haggle the prices he pays 2 to 4 times too much 1000 rupees instead of 100 or 200 rupees
I am from SIngapore and I speak Tamil (the language they were speaking) and my goodness, the way I was laughing throughout especially during the saree market visits.
The Chaya lady wanted you to give her some money and she was indirectly saying by luring you to drink chai- she wasnt inviting you to drink Chai.
White tank muscle guy (15:17) was listing the various types of offsprings known to mankind (for god knows why)- he said turtle offsprings, cow offsprings, chicken offsprings, rat offsprings and also by the way, the word ‘kunji’ actually has another meaning- Pe**s. I lost it when you kept repeating the word hahahaha
This makes more grateful for life! Great video..
What an experience! Brilliant video, thank you for the great content!
What i saw in this video was smiles and happy faces even tho these people don't have money or luxury we people take for granted. They work hard all day and try to do something creative. Something that is useful. Like baskets. Ball bearings. A Hardware tool repair shop. Life is not easy for them but they still greet people with a smile. What you see Harald these negetive commentators can't see. Keep going Harald. There are many who like what you do. ❤
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@@HaraldBaldrwhat happened to your video when you go to an indian beach with Jeremy and the one where you go to like an indian or arabic fortress? If they're delisted, could you please send me the link? Those were my favorite videos
I like that each video you go off the beaten track and experience something a bit different, then share it with the world! Good for you offering so many gifts to the locals, great video, look forward to the next one 👍
Love the video keep up the work !!!
Really enjoy your videos, I watch Dale Philip too but find yours you get more deeper into the way of life etc. Really kind to see you giving business to people for items you don't need too.
Keep up the good work, you've inspired me to renew my passport and go exploring!
This is the type of Haraldo vlogs that I like the most; interacting with locals and showing what us Westerners usually don't see.
Only a man with an open mind and a deep respect for people can make videos in such locations. Of course, Harald in India videos is like chopping wood with a golden axe, but showbiz is showbiz. A trip around Europe with all the historic/economic insights would be the real Harald teritory but a lot of people on TH-cam only care about shiny stuff and simple jokes so...yeah. Top man!
Another great video Harald!!!! It's free to be nice to people and helping them is a blessing!!!
This is the best video you’ve done. I’ve watched them all. Keep doing this kind of content.
such a good dude at heart, every time I think he should help a person out he does that's my favorite part about his videos
You are "the" man Herald👍 You tries to keep everyone happy with your little help. Although some people are being greedy because of human nature but you keep your kind heart always shining. Good luck with you everywhere you go and enjoy time in India.
The srilanka man stole the show ...a great man he is ❤
A six pack at his age! Makes me embarassed to look down at my middle aged podge of a stomach...
Tamil Tiger, he's a warrior
Love to see more interaction with that guy..seems like someone to make a pilgrimage to.
What a fantastic human being, walking around spreading kindness to people that are truly in need ❤
Dear Harald I am from north india gurgaon (Haryana) never seen this side of Chennai and the hardship of people living there. You have shown an authentic reality and your humble heart , kindness and patience when you interact with people. Thanks for your efforts for shown this side of Chennai.
I really hope the lady with the injured foot makes a full recovery fast. That looked pretty gnarly. You're a good man for helping out brother.
Really enjoying your videos! Always better than the fake reality shows on television ❤
And the interesting thing is the only person who can speak good English in that community again a Sri Lankan! 😮 btw those subtitles made my day 😂
love the india videos a lot. been watching you for quite some time, some of the best content out there.
The lady sitting at 32:00 her torso goes so far below her knees it’s jarring at first! Also most of those corrugated building tiles (not the tin ones) he was walking by for the siding and the roofs are pure pressed asbestos. Very popular there.
I love your humour and your confidence approaching people you never know where it could lead you and all the different experiences you have. Thankyou for sharing with us 💜😊
You are by far the most authentic youtuber. I have seen all your videos and they never ever disappoint. Just keep doing whatever feels good for you. I have seen so many things through your eyes i would not have been able to see for myself. Thanks!
You are a good man. The world needs more people like you. Thank you so much for the awesome videos. Some of my favorite stuff on all of youtube. Goodstuff 👍
Harald, I love your channel. Your light hearted take on things keeps a smile on my face. I am now going around saying "activate Gabriel High Roller Traveller Mode". I had to look up what it meant which made it even funnier. Can you fill me in on the meaning of Haraldo's Federales for Servos? (if I"m even spelling it right). Keep up the incredible work, I love it!
That was different and totally enjoyed every minutes of it! Who would have thought there was such a community of people living behind a rundown building. Amazing find Harald! 👍
You sort of paid the right amount for sarees. 500 rs for each, in a city like Mumbai it would have been more expensive than what you paid. So it was a good deal. But then the place where you got it from was like a wholesale market so ideally you should have gotten it for 300rs each.
but they seemed really good quality actually. Fabric and lots of embroidery on them. Think 500 was great price
Welcome to india harald
what about the basket?
@@HaraldBaldrthank you Harald for this video ❤ you have a beautiful heart
@@bfyrth Well you saw the hard work that goes into making them, and the quality of the weave. A thing has value depending on it's quality, and what use you have for it. I saw four people working together to make them, and there would have been someone else cutting / sourcing the bamboo and bringing it to those workers. What is it worth - TO YOU - is the question.
Awesome video! Subtitles were fantastic! LOL! Cool you ran into the tall lanky fella that spoke good English. Love your off the beaten path vid's!
You are so generous. I see how it creates a bit of chaos when you give money to locals but it's a very nice thing to do. What a blessing you are to many. ❤❤
And he's back in India! Don't forget the King Feemer. Jai bole ki! 🙏🏻
LMAO , you stir up the nostalgia
Desi-Daru and gongo😊
I'm more of a Kasippu man these days but Daru started it all so I shall go back to my roots 🫡
@@HaraldBaldr don’t forget the gongo hunt🤗🫙
@@HaraldBaldr *Daru vid plz lol😉
Härligt att ha dig tillbaka!
Really cool that you helped out the community that you showed man! Real good Guy ❤
I'm one of the silent viewers throughout the years. Your authentic and unpretentious vlogging is what made me and the hubby like watching you Harald. 😊 We can tell you were really keeping your cool. We were so annoyed tho!😂 The audacity of that woman to use the temple so you give her money! No shame and obviously a scammer. I don't care about her story, what she did to you was not okay. She even asked for more money and you told the guy you gave her more than 500 already before the video got cut off to you drinking Chai. I just wanted to point that fact as I only see mostly pleasant and positive comments and people seem to turn a blind eye or ignore the unpleasant part of this video. Safe travels!
Wow. I love you Harald. You are a hero. Always trying to find ways to help people. Very friendly to all the local people wherever you visit. I salute you. God bless you always 🙏🙏🙏
Ah man, some of the subtitles were pure genius, I couldn’t stop laughing out loud. Again, it was a beautiful video as always and yeah as you mentioned in the pinned comment that you know some people were not so cool and such is life. Keep doing your thing Harald, cheers! 💯
Excellent video....thank you ❤
Great video Harald :-)
Nice to see you back on a regular basis!keep up the awesome work you do!
No.1 travel vlogger on TH-cam
This is why your the at the top of your game bro!! You think outside of the box and it differentiates you from the other TH-camrs !! Very interesting community! Great content!! Btw market hunts are good too!!!🙏💪👍👍
Whenever Heraldo visits a village, the village's PIB/GDP increases by 1000% :)
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at this rate he might cause irrevatable inflation xD
Ye ,1% Real GDP + 999% Inflation = 1000% increase in nominal GDP 😂
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The basket stuff was a bit awkward
Harald is the kind of guy that will see an illegal underground drug making operation going down and he will walk over “hey guys, what are you making” 😂. Love you bro
I love all your videos, but this one is probably one of the best ones in awhile!
I know only one travel vlogger shopping for roller bearings on obscure Indian back streets. Great video, as usual
You're back in India? Fair play. I love to watch India.
Your videos are awesome! Keep doing what you do!
Harald is the most authentic and candid person providing video content on youtube at the moment. A very kind and generous person as well.
Dude always the best videos. Stick to your ways, don’t change.
This one was hilarious and heartful at the same time. To those who are saying that you must not have given money., I think they are poor and they need it. And definitely they will be putting that on good use.
Seeing someone selflessly use their resources to help the community in this way is truly remarkable. It's amazing how this person recognized the value in unuseful recycling products and turned them into something meaningful for the less fortunate.
Super interesting, how you go into the detail of everything!
Harold u are doing a fantastic job helping the people in need dont listen to these people.. u have come to india many times and ure heart is gold ❤ u keep doing what ure doing we feel we are far away to help and having u makes us happy! Keep up the great work dont change ure videos plz