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Drew - I am a HUGE fan of yours! I recommend the following videos/series: Nebraska USA Worlds Smallest Town (I forget what it is called) What Can $10 Get You In either Beijing Or Shanghai China What Can $10 Get You In Toronto Canada What Can $10 Get You In New Delhi India Stories From All 50 US States Stories From All Canadian Provinces London Paris Dubai Shanghai NYC San Francisco Singapore
My thyroid would never take either climate. I love Cape Cod but even they are warming too. I live inside too in our east coast summers now. My thyroid malfunction is worst now at my age then as a kid.
This is the most awesome video!!! I love the Kuwaiti hospitality and their great technology brought back from being the eager beaver students they are.
hi binsky, i am indian born in kuwait, its been 24 years living in kuwait, currently in mahboula, if you or anyone want to come for a visit, you are most welcome
I have terminal cancer, and the last few weeks Ive let you take me around the world since I will not get to see it. You may not know what you have done for people ike me. I truly feel like Ive visited these places vicariously through you my friend. Thank you.
I hope you are with us for awhile yet and a miracle happens! You look like a good person :) beautiful that we can experience all this content isn’t it! 30 years ago it wasn’t possible
You tried Rick Simpson Oil bro? You look and sound like a conscious person (love the chillhop hoodie 🙌) so you're probably well aware of it but defo something to look into if not. Wishing you more time in this dimension man 🙏 peace
For people who live here in Kuwait, we go from our air conditioned homes to our air conditioned workplaces to our air conditioned malls. We don’t venture out into the elements unless it’s absolutely necessary. I compare it to wintertime in the northern US states.
as a saudi i can vouch liturally impossible to live in ANY middle eastern country without at least 3 ac's in your house hell every room in my house has one
It doesnt get hotter than 35 degrees in Beirut and I feel like I am melting. Couldn't imagine what our brothers in Kuwait are going through each summer. What a beautiful country and culture. Love from Lebanon to Kuwait
its reached 34 degrees here in Norway. I couldn't move at all. For note the average summer temperature is 20 degrees max is maybe 25. And even 20 is very hot because or climate isn't meant to go above 15. Idk how yall in the middle east and Africa and the super hot places survive.
I used to live in Saudi Arabia when I was a kid and my parents would take us to the desert at night to enjoy the outdoors. First it's much cooler at night and that's when everyone is out and about but also the desert nights are so mesmerizing. I used to just sit there and stargaze, you got to stargaze in the clear dark desert skies. The stars will appear 10 times brighter and your world will just shrink a bit more. I loved it over there.
I hope the world leaders and top decision makers will start watching and paying attention to average peoples and youtubers like drew and other travelers just to learn that most of the world population are looking to share love and travel and food and enjoyments and sharing humanity experience and cultures and respects ... Of course drew become the sensation around the Muslim world & you have highest respect And doubt , if you advertise for any future planing to any country , I am sure you will.receive more invitations for hosting you at their homes than their the numbers of the total hotels of that country...
I would always prefer extreme cold to extreme heat. You can bundle up in the cold, but there's really no way to get away from extreme heat unless you can find shade or air conditioning.
Even dying from hypothermia is better, you stop feeling everything, then you feel warm, then you feel euphoria and you drift off to sleep (die lol). Dying from hyperthermia is just cooking alive at a temperature that isn’t even enough to “cook” you, a terrible feeling, sometimes preceded by hallucinations, and you pass in and out of consciousness through seizures
Nah. I live in Phx, AZ. We always get over 120 now every summer. I worked on the airport ramp where it regularly got to 135 around planes and concrete. Give me that any day over -10 and below. In 120 degrees you can still go to concerts (its' hot but I've been to many with a beer in hand!) go to the river, ect. In -20.... you stay inside all day, all night because it sucks too bad outside.
Yeah don’t believe American/British foreign policy they are owned and run by the ‘you know who’s’ they have a hook for a nose and it’s in ‘their’ best interests to discredit Muslims!! I’m a white Brit and I can’t stand the country I live for letting the Palestinians get so much shite
Is anybody gonna talk about Anas and his ingenious plans? He's highly sophisticated, educated, has a great idea, future for a whole city that could work. Using plants and vegetation to recreate a livable environment for others, all that under the heat of the desert? A true inspiration to many and a true icon of commitment, hardship, hope. I would dare to say an unsung hero, but that's one of the many people who want to make a better change. Great video, drew, like always!
I’ve spent a lot of time in the middle of the desert of Kuwait and Iraq. The evenings, nights and early mornings are tolerable but the skies…the skies!!! They’re the most beautiful I’ve ever seen and something to behold.
Really!!? Maybe I take the skies for granted? To me Miami's skies are unmatched. It is out of this world. Its blue blue, and the clouds are so large and fluffy! Maybe comparing them makes out skies super underwheleming 😅
4:21 For those civilians who don't know, they drink hot tea on days like that because it will bring your core temperature up to match the outside and you won't feel the heat as bad, another thing they do is wear nothing underneath their dishdasha, no undershirt, nothing, they also sleep on the roof of their houses at night. Now imagine that heat in full battle rattle, it's not fun.
As an American living in Michigan, I have friends living in the Middle East and when they tell me about the heat during the day, I am in disbelief because to me, that is absolutely unbearable, so much respect to those in the Middle East, especially those in Kuwait! الحب والاحترام من أمريكا
@@mastermind.det313 Shlama ilukh! De khayat! I am about 40 minutes from Sterling Heights, and there’s a Chaldean artist I believe whose business is around there, do you have instagram?
I know right! I'm also from Michigan (metro-detroit) and sometimes it's so hot for me here that I fantasize moving to Alaska. I could never handle the middle east 🤣
@@ma_niz Girl same here, I’ve lived in Michigan my whole life (practically) and I complain about the dreadful humidity 🤣 Like, ya boy is not built for this weather, give me Norway and I am happy 🤣 Likewise, pleasure meeting you as well!
For me, I would prefer the freezing cold over extreme heat. At least in a freezing cold environment, you can put on clothing to make yourself warm. Where as extreme heat will make you sweat a lot, meaning to drink more water, and being nuked by the scorching sun. I used to live in Arizona where the temperature can reach 120°F in the summertime, and when I've visited Alaska in January (And will be going again soon in the wintertime), the coldest was -40°F. Extreme heat + humidity makes it feel hotter. I prefer the dry heat over humidity mostly. Good video as always Drew! 🙂
I lived in Kuwait for just under 5 years (2016-2020) and my mum worked in Jahra. Coming from Scotland, the heat took some getting used to. But after 2 years, I could manage the summers relatively well and I’m now really struggling with the Scottish winter! 🇰🇼🏴
As a Kuwaiti I have been waiting for you to travel to Kuwait a second time ever since about 2019 Now that you actually did it I am both surprised and exited Hope you had an amazing time here 🇰🇼
u know that it needs some balls to do the most of hes travels is empressiv,hes a jew. in the eye of mohameodamism they gona smoke out hes life on sight.
I grew up in Kuwait. Spent nearly 16 years of my life there. I am so happy you are showcasing this beautiful country. Fun fact: the temperature even goes up to 60 degrees C at times.
@@Shaosprojects You need ice boxes when shopping for perishables in the middle of summer unless you go outside of peak hours and go straight back home. Otherwise it's very likely to spoil a lot sooner. But the interiors of cars don't really get to the boiling point even on the hottest days, so nothing is gonna get cooked in there. Aerosols WILL explode though.
@@RPGTKingpin there are so many videos you can find out on youtube about cooking egg in the hot weather of Kuwait. Thats really true sometimes temperature goes above 60°C in Kuwait.
The secret to many podcasts are the guests that the host can interview. Your Kuwait host was very helpful and had interesting resources for your visit.
I grow up in the Sarah desert, and I enjoy both weather. Construction workers, farmers, … etc, generally work either very early in the morning or the evening when things cool down. Basically no one is out at noon unless you really have something to do.
@@Mike--Oxmall Okay so you don't know a word of Arabic or any language from or near the Sahara. Interesting that you call me stupid, I can assure that you don't know that "Sahara" is a translation because people can't pronounce it correctly. But I am stupid, ok....
I've lived in Phoenix for 6 years and I can't acclimate to this heat. I'd enjoy freezing weather any day compared to this. I can't comprehend how these people have adapted. They are incredibly friendly though.
@OffTheWagons I believe you right about temperature sensitively being genetic I was raised in southern calif and never liked warm weather spending most of my time in San Francisco where cool and damp is the norm. I love it
Drew, I just wanted to say I am SO GRATEFUL to you and this channel. These videos are not only beautifully made but so very informative as well. I have probably learnt more about cultures and geography from you than my teachers. Every video is packed with information, visuals, historical details, geographical maps, it's a whole experience in itself. Thank you so much. ❤
I just finished watching the video from Barrow and the temperature differences between Kuwait and Alaska were staggering. This is a great video and again the people you meet are so welcoming.
Kuwaiti here! So in the summer it’s scorching hot and in-fact Yes! You can cook an egg outside. We are used to the hot weather so when you ask a kuwaiti they’ll shrug it off especially because they’ve been raised in this country.
@@jamestropicals8262 well our weather is kind of odd, in early winter it isnt all that cold, there would be some cold days but during mid or late winter it is pretty cold for us like 26°C to like, 17°C? yeah our winters are kind of short lol
Wow - what an Excellent video! I absolutely loved it. I'm a 75-year-old armchair traveller and would love to visit the desert. This was a super-fun video. I really like how you met such cool people and how All of you are so relaxed and friendly and chilled! Looking forward to checking out all your travel videos (and hoping you go on a desert adventure - hey! ... preferrably including riding camels! LOL)
Drew, watching your videos just has made me happy.. I love how you interact with people and the stories you gain from travelling. While the world feels so grim to me sometimes bleak and I feel stuck these videos make me feel happy and have stronger faith that humans are good for the most part and we all have similarities & it’s nice too see and uplifting. I hope one day my circumstances will be better to travel like this. Thanks for your videos, they have helped through some bad times
Just a small note from a Dutch person living in the Netherlands, these horses are called frysan, not freezes, named after a province called fryslan. They have their own language (recognized by the Dutch government) which they still use in their province. It’s one of the oldest Germanic languages still in use and old English is supposed to be similar to the Frysian language!
you're right, but the English spelling is Friesian (for the horses) or Frisian (for the region). Us Germans, we call it Friesland (the place) or Friesisch (the language), for what it's worth. One world, peace!
I Just loved the video and I never thought people in Kwait were so friendly comparing to other countries in the middle east. Congratulations on your video and your peers were really nice and friendly. Make more videos in Kwait. I'm from Brazil São Paulo.
That's one aspect of middle eastern culture i find fascinating and i am so grateful for!! If it wasn't too hot for me and my medical problems wasn't bad I'd love to visit places like think this!! Too cool!! What was those bright lights at night behind you guys in the desert?
This just shows how adaptable humans and animals really are. How adaptable life is on earth. I was in las Vegas in the summertime and it was about 117 degrees so I can imagine how the temperature feels while watching this video.
Drew of course it's humid. Even out in the desert every part of Kuwait is near the Gulf and that's not just sea, it's _warm_ sea! Surprised about the hot drinks? Here in Australia harvesting wheat in summer we used to drink hot tea in 42°C temperatures to cool down.
I live in Sydney Australia. I remember one day, in the suburb of parramatta it reached 47 degrees. It was literally like an oven. Intense heat zaps the energy out of you
Dude, I've lived in Australia all my life & have experienced Heatwaves of epic proportions. The unofficial heat in an area of SW Sydney would climb to 50deg Celsius regularly in summer due to the Urban Heat Effect. I fully understand how you felt. Heat stroke is a real thing which we know about. Please take care
This summer where I live in Queensland hasn't been too bad. For the most part it's been on average a top of 35°C and gets down to 30°C during the night. In saying that we've had a relatively dry summer compared to last year where we got hit with those floods for months on end and that brought a lot of humidity. So most days were around 35°C with 90% humidity which is unbearable imo.
Drew went through an incredibly challenging ordeal, and I commend your bravery 🙏🙏🙏. However, the kindness and warmth of the local community are truly remarkable
I grew up in Kuwait and I can assure you, it is hotter than any country in the middle east. I've been to qatar, saudi, uae, bahrain but none of them came close to insane heat in kuwait. I remember one day it was around 58 degrees celcius and it was so hot and humid that it became a holiday. Sitting in a car would be a nightmare and the summer was the only time when my dad was fine with me instantly blasting the AC on max. It also gets very cold in winter in kuwait.
never thought kuwait people are so kind and generous. and sleeping in the desert is same like living in the village of my country. love from nepal to all generous kuwait people
Aside from the heat, I looooooooove everthing about this video. I am sooo happy to see the way that person took you in at 1am, I mean the western world Is so different from that culture its amazing to see that there are still good, warm hearted people who would take in a stranger from an other country at 1am. Thanks for the amazing video and Thank you for putting yourself out there. Thank you Drew
Drew, I would love to visit every last place you have travel too. I've seen parts of the world from my time in the military but that was not so great. I want to see the people who make these beautiful places BEAUTIFUL. I love the people and their culture and I have thee utmost of respect for them. I am grateful for your content if ever need a road dog I would love to roll out with you to all 197 destinations... Keep Thriving my friend
Lol i remember being deployed to kuwait. We step out the airplane and i remembered getting blasted with a gust of hot air. I thought it was the air coming out of the plane's engine... 🤣oh noo... that was actually the air outside and it was midnight 😳
It’s important to point out that our (Kuwaiti/Arab) skins are used to the weather and sun here, so all this is very normal to us, you can see people walking around and even drinking hot tea. And this is why we don’t need to use any sunscreen products😃.
As a Kuwaiti, I rarely go outside in the summer. I’m glad you enjoyed Kuwait, but I was wondering if you tried riding a camel? If not you should try that next time ! Also give Kuwait another shot in the winter, going to the desert in winter is a whole different experience!
what do you do indoors all summer ? what is your entertainment and activities that you do? do you go out at night to do your outdoor activities, running errands, when do you go to and from your job etc. ? id love to learn more about what it i like and how you manage in such a hot environment.
Love this video, man! I do love hot weather and even humidity, but I'm not sure I could handle that! I love what you do. Not just visiting some fun tourist destination that's good for instagram photos, but actually connecting with people and the culture of different countries.
What an amazingly beautiful thing that these people are so loving and welcoming. It breaks my heart with joy to see this and I have nothing but love for these wonderful people. May God bless them and their families exceedingly and bring them close to Him with peace and safety and joy all their days.
I've lived in hot and humid Fiji for about 8 years now. The summers often get up to 35 C, but 42 with the humidity. The worst thing to do is to sit in Air Conditioning, because it doesn't let your body adapt. You end up feeling the heat far worse when you walk out of the air conditioning than if you just lived in the normal range of natural temperatures. Cold climate is easier to adapt to. You can always put another layer on, but you can't always take another layer off!
Finally video about Kuwait 😍 I lived there for 3 years, understand you fully Drew 😄 when summer comes you curse the desert and everything 😄 But despite immense heat and harsh conditions, it's incredible how Kuwaitis are warm, welcoming, always smiling and in a good mood. Can't wait to go there to visit my friends again 💙 (but not during summer definitely 😄).
This gentleman with the baseball cap is and amazing 👏 human being, such kindness and from the heart,all of this gentleman are so special that I wish I could meet them some day,may God protect them and their families, many blessings brother's
@@carlosbluepony1241 i live in u.k., its absolutely awful how the media portraits the muslims in general, every race, religion , culture has its own bad seed, but to generalise muslims as bad humans is disgusting, whats more disgusting is that the working class people think the media always tells the truth.
@ZuluMan I love you my brother, god bless you 🙏 stay safe,you are my brother and I love u my dear brother, I've always respected the Muslim community because of their honorable ways of life the live and adhere by
summer in Montreal around mid July it’s miserable around 40 Celsius with 100% humidity, it’s just miserable, people talk about winter but it’s the best season
I used to work and lived in Kuwait. I remembered that 55C. I truly missing the country almost had a visit in 2019 but covid hits. Drew this was so amazing Kuwait vlog! Nice farming so smart! Nice people you have there and can't blame you almoat pass out to the heat. Agin really enjoyed this vlog!
I have North European blood and take hot weather in small doses. The Kuwait people are so kind and very much family people it would be worth suffering the hot weather to meet them. ❤
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Drew - I am a HUGE fan of yours! I recommend the following videos/series:
Nebraska USA Worlds Smallest Town (I forget what it is called)
What Can $10 Get You In either Beijing Or Shanghai China
What Can $10 Get You In Toronto Canada
What Can $10 Get You In New Delhi India
Stories From All 50 US States
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London
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Dubai
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hi drew
My thyroid would never take either climate. I love Cape Cod but even they are warming too. I live inside too in our east coast summers now. My thyroid malfunction is worst now at my age then as a kid.
This is the most awesome video!!! I love the Kuwaiti hospitality and their great technology brought back from being the eager beaver students they are.
hi binsky, i am indian born in kuwait, its been 24 years living in kuwait, currently in mahboula, if you or anyone want to come for a visit, you are most welcome
I have terminal cancer, and the last few weeks Ive let you take me around the world since I will not get to see it. You may not know what you have done for people ike me. I truly feel like Ive visited these places vicariously through you my friend. Thank you.
I hope you are with us for awhile yet and a miracle happens! You look like a good person :) beautiful that we can experience all this content isn’t it! 30 years ago it wasn’t possible
❤❤❤❤
I hope you're doing alright!! Sending love 💘💕💞
You tried Rick Simpson Oil bro? You look and sound like a conscious person (love the chillhop hoodie 🙌) so you're probably well aware of it but defo something to look into if not. Wishing you more time in this dimension man 🙏 peace
Sorry to hear that!
For people who live here in Kuwait, we go from our air conditioned homes to our air conditioned workplaces to our air conditioned malls. We don’t venture out into the elements unless it’s absolutely necessary. I compare it to wintertime in the northern US states.
as a saudi i can vouch liturally impossible to live in ANY middle eastern country without at least 3 ac's in your house hell every room in my house has one
yep
I like being out in the snow
How did people live in the past, when there was no AC? Were their bodies somehow adapted to it?
@@as1m__ turkey?
It doesnt get hotter than 35 degrees in Beirut and I feel like I am melting. Couldn't imagine what our brothers in Kuwait are going through each summer. What a beautiful country and culture. Love from Lebanon to Kuwait
im literally sitting here in a car in kuwait, its just the humidity.
That's 35 degree Celsius this guy is meaning 140 degrees Fahrenheit Wich is 60 degrees Celsius
its reached 34 degrees here in Norway. I couldn't move at all. For note the average summer temperature is 20 degrees max is maybe 25. And even 20 is very hot because or climate isn't meant to go above 15. Idk how yall in the middle east and Africa and the super hot places survive.
Bro its a all time 46-50 C
I melt at 23,hehe.
Faisal and Sulaiman are awesome … Drew I have watch this video like 3 times more since it’s premiered… love it every time more…
I used to live in Saudi Arabia when I was a kid and my parents would take us to the desert at night to enjoy the outdoors. First it's much cooler at night and that's when everyone is out and about but also the desert nights are so mesmerizing. I used to just sit there and stargaze, you got to stargaze in the clear dark desert skies. The stars will appear 10 times brighter and your world will just shrink a bit more. I loved it over there.
Thanks for sharing 😀
That does sound absolutely beautiful.
Jesus Christ loves you so much. Repent your sins and turn your life to him. Have a good day. ✝️🕊❤️
I hope the world leaders and top decision makers will start watching and paying attention to average peoples and youtubers like drew and other travelers just to learn that most of the world population are looking to share love and travel and food and enjoyments and sharing humanity experience and cultures and respects ...
Of course drew become the sensation around the Muslim world & you have highest respect
And doubt , if you advertise for any future planing to any country , I am sure you will.receive more invitations for hosting you at their homes than their the numbers of the total hotels of that country...
@@drewbinsky hi drew reply please your videos are really great
I would always prefer extreme cold to extreme heat. You can bundle up in the cold, but there's really no way to get away from extreme heat unless you can find shade or air conditioning.
Even dying from hypothermia is better, you stop feeling everything, then you feel warm, then you feel euphoria and you drift off to sleep (die lol). Dying from hyperthermia is just cooking alive at a temperature that isn’t even enough to “cook” you, a terrible feeling, sometimes preceded by hallucinations, and you pass in and out of consciousness through seizures
Nah. I live in Phx, AZ. We always get over 120 now every summer. I worked on the airport ramp where it regularly got to 135 around planes and concrete. Give me that any day over -10 and below. In 120 degrees you can still go to concerts (its' hot but I've been to many with a beer in hand!) go to the river, ect. In -20.... you stay inside all day, all night because it sucks too bad outside.
@@che8866 I live in Grande Prairie, 6 hours north of Edmonton. I hateeeeeeeeeee the heat. Despise. I would much rather -30 than +20
... what?
COLD = PAIN
HOT = DISCOMFORT
@@che8866 but drew was in yakutz and he said this is worse than it
These are some of the kindest and most welcoming people I’ve ever seen! Setting up a bed for an absolute stranger in the middle of the night.
Yeah don’t believe American/British foreign policy they are owned and run by the ‘you know who’s’ they have a hook for a nose and it’s in ‘their’ best interests to discredit Muslims!! I’m a white Brit and I can’t stand the country I live for letting the Palestinians get so much shite
@@omidwalikhan1207 unless you're a homosexual... then they toss you off the roof. Also, notice there were no women to be seen in this video.
Yes bachem
Only if its Drew Binsky🤣🤣 try to go there you might see the difference
@@jt8251 if only u had some brain cells . sigh
The hospitality is amazing wow.
Is anybody gonna talk about Anas and his ingenious plans? He's highly sophisticated, educated, has a great idea, future for a whole city that could work. Using plants and vegetation to recreate a livable environment for others, all that under the heat of the desert? A true inspiration to many and a true icon of commitment, hardship, hope. I would dare to say an unsung hero, but that's one of the many people who want to make a better change.
Great video, drew, like always!
It's Dune? The project to transform Arrakis... ! It looks the same, but for real
Yes! My thoughts exactly. No one else in the comments mentioned him he is amazing and I would love to learn more about what he is doing
My goodness, his English was absolutely fantastic, too!
I’ve spent a lot of time in the middle of the desert of Kuwait and Iraq. The evenings, nights and early mornings are tolerable but the skies…the skies!!! They’re the most beautiful I’ve ever seen and something to behold.
Really!!? Maybe I take the skies for granted? To me Miami's skies are unmatched. It is out of this world. Its blue blue, and the clouds are so large and fluffy! Maybe comparing them makes out skies super underwheleming 😅
@@Enne-I think he's talking about the night skies.
These people are so hospitable. Ty for sharing your journey to Kuwait.
I love the winter. At least you can layer yourself in the cold. In the summer you have to sweat it out. Great video!
4:21
For those civilians who don't know, they drink hot tea on days like that because it will bring your core temperature up to match the outside and you won't feel the heat as bad, another thing they do is wear nothing underneath their dishdasha, no undershirt, nothing, they also sleep on the roof of their houses at night.
Now imagine that heat in full battle rattle, it's not fun.
I’ve done it in full battle rattle it terrible
they sent us there to climatize before going into iraq
i remember a dusty layer in the sky that makes the sun look like a white polka dot
Oh, Difara, I like your team to drink cold water to battle to fight the hot
I never took off my underwear under my dishdasha, i’m from Jahra
Faisal is hilarious; especially with his heat gun measuring everything, including Drew😂
😅😂
Yes, I liked Faisal. A good man indeed.
He's good
He’s so funny I love him!
A wonderful host
As an American living in Michigan, I have friends living in the Middle East and when they tell me about the heat during the day, I am in disbelief because to me, that is absolutely unbearable, so much respect to those in the Middle East, especially those in Kuwait!
الحب والاحترام من أمريكا
@@mastermind.det313 Shlama ilukh! De khayat!
I am about 40 minutes from Sterling Heights, and there’s a Chaldean artist I believe whose business is around there, do you have instagram?
I know right! I'm also from Michigan (metro-detroit) and sometimes it's so hot for me here that I fantasize moving to Alaska. I could never handle the middle east 🤣
@@mastermind.det313 That’s alright you don’t use social media, but its a pleasure meeting you!
And my Chaldean is beginner, so I said what I knew 🤣
@@ma_niz Girl same here, I’ve lived in Michigan my whole life (practically) and I complain about the dreadful humidity 🤣
Like, ya boy is not built for this weather, give me Norway and I am happy 🤣
Likewise, pleasure meeting you as well!
Thanks for the Arabic words, same for you
Fabulous video Drew. I think Kuwait’s amazingly beautiful.
For me, I would prefer the freezing cold over extreme heat. At least in a freezing cold environment, you can put on clothing to make yourself warm. Where as extreme heat will make you sweat a lot, meaning to drink more water, and being nuked by the scorching sun. I used to live in Arizona where the temperature can reach 120°F in the summertime, and when I've visited Alaska in January (And will be going again soon in the wintertime), the coldest was -40°F. Extreme heat + humidity makes it feel hotter. I prefer the dry heat over humidity mostly.
Good video as always Drew! 🙂
I wouldn’t want to warm up in cold weather, unless it’s very very cold because that would ruin it for me.
Same. I hate the sun and heat. Hate it. I’m Canadian and wish I could live in the coldest temps all year
@@LivvyAlexW move to Svalbard
@@matthewviramontes3131 I would. I’ve heard it’s lovely and cool there
I live in Minneapolis Minnesota. Coldest city in the US. Come visit us in January. It’s not unheard of to have -60 degrees
I lived in Kuwait for just under 5 years (2016-2020) and my mum worked in Jahra. Coming from Scotland, the heat took some getting used to. But after 2 years, I could manage the summers relatively well and I’m now really struggling with the Scottish winter! 🇰🇼🏴
As a fellow Scot, my mind boggles at the idea of living in this heat. Looks like a beautiful country though.
lol!
I liked going to Fahaheel and Sharq Mall. It was nice finding Indian and Arabic restaurants in Kuwait City, also.
We are the human easy to adapt in any condition but just new time
@@Thomas116-m2n share mall is awesome…the Chanel store was great!
As a Kuwaiti I have been waiting for you to travel to Kuwait a second time ever since about 2019
Now that you actually did it I am both surprised and exited
Hope you had an amazing time here 🇰🇼
he did three videos
(since 2019)
@@TPG128 yeah but I was talking about his main travel channel
He definitely had a great time there ❤️
Honestly I didn't know arabs in UAE are this friendly ❤️
@@aaaaaa-hh8cq tf is wrong with you
Give me the extreme cold over that heat. Wow! Great video.
Drew Binksy, never failing to give us golden content. God bless the people of Kuwait.
Ayy thanks , I'm from there, here rn actually
The hottest region in the world is in Iran.Gandom Beryan، Kerman, Iran
thanks :D
Jesus Christ loves you so much. Repent your sins and turn your life to him. Have a good day. ✝️🕊❤️
Thank you bro! Means a lot to me!
i loved the respect you give for the culture 👌
u know that it needs some balls to do the most of hes travels is empressiv,hes a jew.
in the eye of mohameodamism they gona smoke out hes life on sight.
I grew up in Kuwait. Spent nearly 16 years of my life there. I am so happy you are showcasing this beautiful country. Fun fact: the temperature even goes up to 60 degrees C at times.
😲
Holy cow! At 60 degrees I wouldn’t be surprised if you could cook hard-boil an egg in the trunk of a car
@@Shaosprojects You need ice boxes when shopping for perishables in the middle of summer unless you go outside of peak hours and go straight back home. Otherwise it's very likely to spoil a lot sooner. But the interiors of cars don't really get to the boiling point even on the hottest days, so nothing is gonna get cooked in there. Aerosols WILL explode though.
@@RPGTKingpin there are so many videos you can find out on youtube about cooking egg in the hot weather of Kuwait. Thats really true sometimes temperature goes above 60°C in Kuwait.
@@Shaosprojects and we are surviving ✌🏼😂
This vlog was amazing! The people seem soooo nice!
Lived in Kuwait for 16 years. I know how you feel. Wished if u showed more of the city and places
he did another video in the city. This is just how hot it is and the desert etc
What lovely people in Kuwait! Great video!
I prefer the cold, you can always put on more clothing. When it is too hot, you can't take off enough.
😂😂😂😂😂😂..even your skin you want to take off
Not how that saying goes at all
Yes I always tell my mum same thing I prefer cold she prefers hot weather. In cold put more cloths but when it’s hot can’t take skin off
thats what i always sayyy exactly!
You can hydrate to cool yourself and bring umbrella to protect your skin
The secret to many podcasts are the guests that the host can interview. Your Kuwait host was very helpful and had interesting resources for your visit.
I grow up in the Sarah desert, and I enjoy both weather. Construction workers, farmers, … etc, generally work either very early in the morning or the evening when things cool down. Basically no one is out at noon unless you really have something to do.
I am actually from Kuwait I handle extreme heat
"Sarah desert"
@@Mike--Oxmall Yes ?
@@Wazkaty You are stupid to even question me after the grammatical error.
@@Mike--Oxmall Okay so you don't know a word of Arabic or any language from or near the Sahara. Interesting that you call me stupid, I can assure that you don't know that "Sahara" is a translation because people can't pronounce it correctly. But I am stupid, ok....
I've lived in Phoenix for 6 years and I can't acclimate to this heat. I'd enjoy freezing weather any day compared to this. I can't comprehend how these people have adapted. They are incredibly friendly though.
Being in 100 degrees or more legit feels like your cooking in an oven or there’s a really hot fire place over your head
@OffTheWagons I believe you right about temperature sensitively being genetic I was raised in southern calif and never liked warm weather spending most of my time in San Francisco where cool and damp is the norm. I love it
I DESPISE heat ,I don't mind the cold infact I love it@OffTheWagons
Thanks for bringing us to Kuwait with you! ❤️
Can't wait to visit!
I recommend you visit at winter November-march, it’s not fun at summer
Drew, I just wanted to say I am SO GRATEFUL to you and this channel. These videos are not only beautifully made but so very informative as well. I have probably learnt more about cultures and geography from you than my teachers. Every video is packed with information, visuals, historical details, geographical maps, it's a whole experience in itself. Thank you so much. ❤
Kuwait is amazing. Hope I can go there someday. Cheers from Portugal 🙂
I just finished watching the video from Barrow and the temperature differences between Kuwait and Alaska were staggering. This is a great video and again the people you meet are so welcoming.
LMAO SAME
the people you met there in Jahra are so nice...lucky to have met friends like that
Kuwaiti here! So in the summer it’s scorching hot and in-fact Yes! You can cook an egg outside. We are used to the hot weather so when you ask a kuwaiti they’ll shrug it off especially because they’ve been raised in this country.
Nah i’m from Kuwait and 26 c is very hot for me
@@Tranquill129 haha, I wonder how I can handle high temperatures then!
You are one VERY STRONG people to handle such a climate. Much respect. 👍 👍 👍
What are the temperatures like in the winter?
@@jamestropicals8262 well our weather is kind of odd, in early winter it isnt all that cold, there would be some cold days but during mid or late winter it is pretty cold for us like 26°C to like, 17°C? yeah our winters are kind of short lol
Faisal is the kind of guy everyone should have in the their circle. Amazing people!
So lovely to see different parts of the world and how kind so many people are!
Faisal is too precious! Hunting for rodents in the desert and knocking on peoples doors to sleep in their house.😂
Every friend group needs a Faisal!
my name is faisal❤
Wow - what an Excellent video! I absolutely loved it. I'm a 75-year-old armchair traveller and would love to visit the desert. This was a super-fun video. I really like how you met such cool people and how All of you are so relaxed and friendly and chilled! Looking forward to checking out all your travel videos (and hoping you go on a desert adventure - hey! ... preferrably including riding camels! LOL)
Drew, watching your videos just has made me happy.. I love how you interact with people and the stories you gain from travelling. While the world feels so grim to me sometimes bleak and I feel stuck these videos make me feel happy and have stronger faith that humans are good for the most part and we all have similarities & it’s nice too see and uplifting. I hope one day my circumstances will be better to travel like this. Thanks for your videos, they have helped through some bad times
Looks beautiful, and the people are so nice ❤️ absolutely want to visit
Lovely Kuwaitis and amazing desert kulture! Salute you all
Just a small note from a Dutch person living in the Netherlands, these horses are called frysan, not freezes, named after a province called fryslan. They have their own language (recognized by the Dutch government) which they still use in their province. It’s one of the oldest Germanic languages still in use and old English is supposed to be similar to the Frysian language!
you're right, but the English spelling is Friesian (for the horses) or Frisian (for the region). Us Germans, we call it Friesland (the place) or Friesisch (the language), for what it's worth.
One world, peace!
woah, didn't realise horses communicated differently depending on where they are from, makes sense! mind blown
Nobody gives a d
Slim man!!
Friesland for the county...
and Fries for the language...
I Just loved the video and I never thought people in Kwait were so friendly comparing to other countries in the middle east. Congratulations on your video and your peers were really nice and friendly. Make more videos in Kwait. I'm from Brazil São Paulo.
Wow the hospitality is incredible! How beautiful
I lived and worked in Kuwait for 2 years and I can assure you that it's by far the most peaceful country I've ever been in, great people as well
It discriminates alot
Unless you’re gay
What is wrong with you
@@toxicperson8936no one really likes gays anywhere let's not kid ourselves
I agree
Machallah, people of Kuwait are so lovely and hospitable, lots of Love from your brother in Morocco, Allah bless you all.
That's one aspect of middle eastern culture i find fascinating and i am so grateful for!! If it wasn't too hot for me and my medical problems wasn't bad I'd love to visit places like think this!! Too cool!!
What was those bright lights at night behind you guys in the desert?
The lights are the highways road
This just shows how adaptable humans and animals really are. How adaptable life is on earth. I was in las Vegas in the summertime and it was about 117 degrees so I can imagine how the temperature feels while watching this video.
TH-cam algorithm put your channel in my feed and I watched the Barrow episode yesterday then this one popped up, pretty good content, subbed
I'm from central Canada, so extreme cold is definitely my preference.
I love you video Drew, they're great. Cheers.
Drew of course it's humid. Even out in the desert every part of Kuwait is near the Gulf and that's not just sea, it's _warm_ sea! Surprised about the hot drinks? Here in Australia harvesting wheat in summer we used to drink hot tea in 42°C temperatures to cool down.
Kuwait people seems good and their hospitality is something ELLs . Such a nice video
Very nice people!
I live in Sydney Australia. I remember one day, in the suburb of parramatta it reached 47 degrees. It was literally like an oven. Intense heat zaps the energy out of you
Wow 🥵🥵
يا حبي لكم يا اهل الكويت ورب الكعبه
I really love and admire Kuwaiti ppl I just love them man. Down to earth ppl very humble and welcoming god bless
حبتك العافية من طيب اصلك
@@zaji7 ربي يسعدك يارب
Dude, I've lived in Australia all my life & have experienced Heatwaves of epic proportions. The unofficial heat in an area of SW Sydney would climb to 50deg Celsius regularly in summer due to the Urban Heat Effect. I fully understand how you felt. Heat stroke is a real thing which we know about. Please take care
No this is much more humid and hot - the temperature measure is one thing but another is the actual temperature
Urban heat effect, that's a term they haven't used on us here in America yet.
Queensland is hotter though
And WA and NT are even hotter
@@boxeswithfoxes If I was An Aussie,I would pack everything and go to Tasmania or migrate to NZ
This summer where I live in Queensland hasn't been too bad. For the most part it's been on average a top of 35°C and gets down to 30°C during the night. In saying that we've had a relatively dry summer compared to last year where we got hit with those floods for months on end and that brought a lot of humidity. So most days were around 35°C with 90% humidity which is unbearable imo.
amazing video. i’m learning so much from your content
Drew went through an incredibly challenging ordeal, and I commend your bravery 🙏🙏🙏. However, the kindness and warmth of the local community are truly remarkable
I grew up in Kuwait and I can assure you, it is hotter than any country in the middle east. I've been to qatar, saudi, uae, bahrain but none of them came close to insane heat in kuwait. I remember one day it was around 58 degrees celcius and it was so hot and humid that it became a holiday. Sitting in a car would be a nightmare and the summer was the only time when my dad was fine with me instantly blasting the AC on max. It also gets very cold in winter in kuwait.
Kuwait doesn't get humid often it's mostly dusty that's why its winter is cooler than other gcc countries aside from Saudi Arabia.
I knew the *hard way* that Qatar gets very hot and humid 24/7 but never knew Kuwait also gets humid as too
58 C where and when ?
@@guyaldrich5878 Big R1 I’ll be there in ten
never thought kuwait people are so kind and generous. and sleeping in the desert is same like living in the village of my country. love from nepal to all generous kuwait people
Aside from the heat, I looooooooove everthing about this video. I am sooo happy to see the way that person took you in at 1am, I mean the western world Is so different from that culture its amazing to see that there are still good, warm hearted people who would take in a stranger from an other country at 1am. Thanks for the amazing video and Thank you for putting yourself out there. Thank you Drew
That’s incredible 55c in a city wow love your content drew keep up the good work
Jesus Christ loves you so much. Repent your sins and turn your life to him. Have a good day. ✝️🕊❤️
Thank you, Thomas!
I’ve been in 40C weather. But it was dry heat so I’d imagine that 55C is pretty unbearable with the humidity.
I live here
I live in Hamilton Ontario Canada the hottest day I had was 52c......
This is so heartwarming to watch. So much hospitality and kindness in this vlog.
Beautiful Arab hospitality. LOVE these people ♥️🙏
Wow the people of Kuwait are very welcoming.
I worked on Camp Arifjan in Kuwait for a year, and the heat is something you can't imagine unless you experience it.
Yup
The crappy thing is that you never get fully used to it 😂 even though I've been living in this climate for almost all my life .
Same
What about the amount of dust, bugs ? In summer I’m always bit by mosquitos.
Same in oman
Love these longer form videos of you! keep it going!
Thank you!
Drew, I would love to visit every last place you have travel too. I've seen parts of the world from my time in the military but that was not so great. I want to see the people who make these beautiful places BEAUTIFUL. I love the people and their culture and I have thee utmost of respect for them. I am grateful for your content if ever need a road dog I would love to roll out with you to all 197 destinations... Keep Thriving my friend
Merci!
Kuwaiti hospitality is unmatched. Beautiful people.
Watching your video is like experiencing the Kuwaiti culture myself. Thank you Drew
Lol i remember being deployed to kuwait. We step out the airplane and i remembered getting blasted with a gust of hot air. I thought it was the air coming out of the plane's engine... 🤣oh noo... that was actually the air outside and it was midnight 😳
That's crazy
😅 the first time i landed in kuwait and exited the airport, it felt just like a hot blow dryer!
I have experienced what you said once
Hot air so much worse than hot sun
Yep, it is wild!
felt the same way in Djibouti it was very hot, I couldn't believe that the air can be that hot outdoors.
Absolutely loved this! Thank you 😊
As a Kuwaiti I can confirm it’s a volcano inside here
But it’s damn beautiful in the winter
It’s important to point out that our (Kuwaiti/Arab) skins are used to the weather and sun here, so all this is very normal to us, you can see people walking around and even drinking hot tea. And this is why we don’t need to use any sunscreen products😃.
We still need to use sunscreen but nobody cares
As a Kuwaiti, I rarely go outside in the summer. I’m glad you enjoyed Kuwait, but I was wondering if you tried riding a camel? If not you should try that next time !
Also give Kuwait another shot in the winter, going to the desert in winter is a whole different experience!
As an American I'm fascinated by your culture, please understand that our people have nothing but respect and admiration for other cultures.
He’s rode many
i would not, i dont support animal abuse many of those camels are mistreated and abused.
what do you do indoors all summer ? what is your entertainment and activities that you do? do you go out at night to do your outdoor activities, running errands, when do you go to and from your job etc. ? id love to learn more about what it i like and how you manage in such a hot environment.
I loved the Kuwaitis. Many of them would walk up to us and say, "Marhaba!" So kind.
Wow the people there are awesome!
Love this video, man! I do love hot weather and even humidity, but I'm not sure I could handle that! I love what you do. Not just visiting some fun tourist destination that's good for instagram photos, but actually connecting with people and the culture of different countries.
Also thank you Drew for sharing with us the Kuwait cultures, foods, hospitality.
Faisal is a true gentleman 👏, may Allah give him many blessings and prosperity 🙏 and healthy life
Carlos ur a disgrace to the Hispanic community
@@hikisan69 lol lol love u more lol
Your tour guide was the best 😊😊
Always smiling
What an amazingly beautiful thing that these people are so loving and welcoming. It breaks my heart with joy to see this and I have nothing but love for these wonderful people. May God bless them and their families exceedingly and bring them close to Him with peace and safety and joy all their days.
I've lived in hot and humid Fiji for about 8 years now. The summers often get up to 35 C, but 42 with the humidity. The worst thing to do is to sit in Air Conditioning, because it doesn't let your body adapt. You end up feeling the heat far worse when you walk out of the air conditioning than if you just lived in the normal range of natural temperatures. Cold climate is easier to adapt to. You can always put another layer on, but you can't always take another layer off!
Finally video about Kuwait 😍
I lived there for 3 years, understand you fully Drew 😄 when summer comes you curse the desert and everything 😄
But despite immense heat and harsh conditions, it's incredible how Kuwaitis are warm, welcoming, always smiling and in a good mood.
Can't wait to go there to visit my friends again 💙 (but not during summer definitely 😄).
I also live here
😍😍😍
@@ifrickindontknow7660 nice
Harsh conditions? They have ac's and everything, one of the richest countries in the world
@@muhammadprarie8819 What about the poor?
Drew, thankyou! Your videos are a great gift to the world. Continued success!
Honestly despite the heat, seeing the hospitality of Kuwaiti people makes me wanna go and visit😊
Yes me too☺️
Felons would have to be pretty keen to camp out inthe desert for the sake of finding victims
lol it's just because of drew. They discriminate alot when it comes to south asian people like indians, sri lankans, Pakistani and Bangladeshis
@@salmanmehdi8480exactly.....he is famous and white ....they will never treat a black, Indian guy the same
As a fellow ginger who is extremely sensitive to extreme heat and cold, I admire drew for his bravery 😅
Bravery? Stupidity you mean.
@@lvr5266 Notice how not a single person liked your hate comment and you posted 3 days ago lol
@@lvr5266if it’s stupidity I guess the peoples who live there are stupid ?
The people in Kuwait are so welcoming and caring 💖
Drew you are one special person. God be with you brother.
I prefer warm over cold, but extreme cold is definitely better than extreme heat
No
Actually they both "suck" gangrenous balls
@gio weird flex
@gio this TH-cam-creator also made a video about Yakutsk which has temperature reaching -40°, that’s extreme cold
@gio depends on the climate in ontario extreme cold is like -10 celcius like 20 or 22F because of the wind
This gentleman with the baseball cap is and amazing 👏 human being, such kindness and from the heart,all of this gentleman are so special that I wish I could meet them some day,may God protect them and their families, many blessings brother's
Yeah, a baseball cap.......... BACKWARDS. In the goddam sunniest hottest place next to hell. Not too damn smart.
Thats how most muslim people are! Nothing like americans or the British.
@ZuluMan I live in America and definitely agree
@@carlosbluepony1241 i live in u.k., its absolutely awful how the media portraits the muslims in general, every race, religion , culture has its own bad seed, but to generalise muslims as bad humans is disgusting, whats more disgusting is that the working class people think the media always tells the truth.
@ZuluMan I love you my brother, god bless you 🙏 stay safe,you are my brother and I love u my dear brother, I've always respected the Muslim community because of their honorable ways of life the live and adhere by
People are so nice in the Middle East! The nice man letting them stay. So kind
I feel miserable when it hits 90 degrees in the summer. I don't even want to imagine what 140 degrees feels like.
summer in Montreal around mid July it’s miserable around 40 Celsius with 100% humidity, it’s just miserable, people talk about winter but it’s the best season
almost as hot as my graphics card xD
@@Dannykilgorebeloil montreal never gets to 40 with 100 percent humidity lol
It feels like a baking car in 95 degree heat.
@@Dannykilgorebeloil my man is just straight up capping, looked online it has never gotten to even 35 Celsius
I used to work and lived in Kuwait. I remembered that 55C. I truly missing the country almost had a visit in 2019 but covid hits.
Drew this was so amazing Kuwait vlog! Nice farming so smart! Nice people you have there and can't blame you almoat pass out to the heat. Agin really enjoyed this vlog!
I have North European blood and take hot weather in small doses. The Kuwait people are so kind and very much family people it would be worth suffering the hot weather to meet them. ❤
I spent some time in Kuwait. The people were lovely and honorable. A wonderful and beautiful country.
Wonderful! Thank you for letting us travel with you!
This was brilliant. Can't wait to go back