"Where Are The Ferraris And Mansions?" 🇦🇷 (
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2022
- Lately all you hear about Argentina is their economic problems and inflation. But don't be fooled, there's still plenty of wealth in this country. Neighborhoods in Buenos Aires like Recoleta, Palermo and Belgrano are home to million dollar apartments. But the wealthiest of all is said to be San Isidro, which in order to reach, you have to take a train north of the city. On the last day of my return visit to the country, I decided I would go and look for the high life, and chase a bit of Argentin'a recent history along the way.
Thankfully I found some new friends to help me celebrate afterward.
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Even though I have no Argentinian ancestry or any real links to the country, for me it'll always be a second home. Or at least as close as I have to that, with the erratic life that I lead. It's the one country I understand almost as well as my own, and it was a great time being back there last December.
We didn't get to everything on this trip -- far from it. But I'll be back, sooner rather than later. Nos vemos, mis amigos.
Oh and if you're interested in another charming American who's currently dropping videos from Argentina, check out my friend Ace Live:
th-cam.com/users/AceLive
What's your first home? Nigeria? 😂
@@technov1deo Nigeria would be like a 7th home that I have a complicated relationship with
Ya no estás!?😧😰😭😭😭
🫂🫂🫂🫂Ya te extraño 😢😔🥰😘😘😘😘😘
Y dónde estás ahora Tommy? Contame! 😢💋
@@SabbaticalTommy don't let the Nigerian tourism board see that comment 🤣
Love how you went into the warp hole and arrived in a nice place thanks for the shout out
You didn't tell me that would happen in the mushroom room
Love your video on the rap scene in Argentina and your videos in Haiti. Looking forward to seeing you in Africa maybe when you've finished South and Central America.
Hi gents, Glad I found both of your channels. Love the videos.
@@j4288 would love him in Afrika tho'....@sabbatical Your Swahili n' Sheng izzz dawp bro (Bazeng'):)
Why not Rio or other South American cities?
as an argentinian I can tell you, when an argentine says "I'll make it short" it means he/she's gonna talk for 2 hours lol
new yorkers--when they start talking also ramble a bit
I love how you interact with everyday people on the street - it's what makes your videos so entertaining. Can't wait to see where you pop up next.
Dude i've found you out fairly recently and you are slowly but surely becoming one of the favorites of world exploring
He really is. I hope mine will be as cool
Kind, fun and how many languages does the guy know? Totally inspiring.
@@andyward1948 that part is also blowing my mind. I just started with him in Japan and going backward through the videos seems to speak every language
Shoulda smoked that spinach and brought Olive Oil back to the Hotel ,Popeye…
aye
'Sos un pibe que tenés pinta' = 'you are living in the moment'. Magical.
jajajj que humilde
The cuts are getting slick chief. Bravo.
"Popeye was strong because he ate alot of spinach."
"I'll be back later"
😂
Hahahahha
alot of problems in the comunication with the girl
She was trying to infer the spinach was weed... I heard that one before.
She was high AF. Bars there pretty chilled to let people smoke openly
Its amazing how well you understand the country. Amazing little talk about the dollar as well. This was a great series, amazing to see our country through your lens! Looking forward to your next adventure
Mirá a quién me vengo a encontrar jajajaja
@@CajaManual mas vale jajaja
Is he ok no video for awhile
The man lived there many years
2:48 while you where explaining the 90s "economic experiment" you pass through the consequences rigth behind you 20 years after...the guy said "una ayuda pa' comer algo?" (some money to eat), while dumpsterdiving (and not like in Copenhagen Denmark!) That poor guy and genereration are consequence of politicians, corruption and broken society. No party is for free.. Nice vid, as usual
Good ears. Wish sabbatical understood him. I'm sure he would have helped him!
Sabbatical, you create Art. The subtle ambient noise, the narration, the cutaways to paved sidewalks, street signs and architecture, the spontaneous chats with locals, the silence in the metro, the emotion.. they all collapse into a genius, almost visceral story about the human race and passage of time. Thank you for chosing this path for us!
Your explanation about Argentina's history was excellent. I have never seen a foreigner understanding so well our politics and economy. You're more than welcome next time, amigo
Love this country and its people... can't wait for the day to go again 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷
I love you also... ❣️❣️❣️❣️
My grandaunt lived 60 years in Buenos Aires, she was an Austrian immigrant in the late 20ies.
What a small world! You randomly met a guy who has a son living in Oregon. The enonomic history was interesting. You should do more in depth.
Argentinian Spanish sounds to my ear like someone speaking Spanish with an Italian accent.
It's because of the Italian immigrants in the last century
It is. Three out of four Italian immigrants immigrated to Argentina. The language, food and culture are very Italian.
Espero que hayas disfrutado tu paso por Argentina, saludos grandes tommy
Yo Nací en México DF y me enamore de Buenos Aires en 2016 cuando vine por primera vez lueguito me volví 🇦🇷 que me fui al DF y vendí todo lo que tenía me monte un restaurante chico de comida mexicana en Mar del plata 🏄⛱️ Buenos Aires y me va genial estoy agradecido con este país , estamos a punto de abrir nuestro segundo Resto-bar mexicano 💚te lo digo sin miedo a equivocarme es una de las ciudades más cosmopolitas de América .
pasa info que este verano voy para allá y tengo ganas de probar!
Debe ser muy bueno el resto tuyo para que abras un segundo, felicitaciones!
Felicidades! Y que disfrutes tu estancia panita
Hay cada vez mas restaurantes mexicanos. Es muy rico. Antes no habia nada. Gracias por traer la rica comida mexican a Argentina
I went fishing until my last days in argentina in the port of san isidro. Now i live in barcelona.
Argentina seems like a great place to visit. Thanks for showing us around the country and I hope that you go back to Argentina really soon. You seem to have a really special connection to Argentina.
Si. Tiene una conexión muy especial con argentina , y yo la siento!
You kept popping up on my suggestions, but I don't need another youtuber to keep up with. I ignored it, but the algorithm didn't quit. It kept pushing you. It worked. I subscribed. It was right. This is my kind of content. Oh well. One more can't hurt.
If you still are searching Ferraris and Mansions Argentinian Owners you are closer now. Youll find'em in Miami.
Also in Punta del este
uk people are not bothered about las malvinas its only the goverment. love to the argentinian people. love the channel from uk
It's always the governments, those with the power, who likes to warmonger. And often people like sheep fall for it.
El pueblo argentino aprecia al pueblo inglés (y británicos en general) La política no tiene nada ver con los pueblos.
@@carinajauregui9383 si claro, nos apreciaban tanto qué nos quitaron las islas en 1833 lmao
not in my experience lol
I don't think about it, but it's ours and we won't give it up...
It's Sunday morning here in cold Sweden. I'm eating breakfast and drinking coffee and travel with you, my 'online' friend, in Argentina. Thx for the ride, I'm learning a lot.
I can see you enjoyed the conversation with the San Isidro gentleman, and Portland is where I live, in Oregon state. Very much enjoy your content, want you to know that Sabbatical.
You are that gentleman's son?
So you are in the Portland below Alaska! 🙂
@@mrschuyler the Goonies Portland
I love how people all over the world smoke pot. And you can usually trust that a pothead is chill. No threat. And often friendly. It's a great way to relax and meet cool people. You can smoke together and end up being friends. Pot is such a "friendly" drug. I hesitate to even call it a drug.
I have to say, I like your videos. I find it fascinating how you pick up the different languages so quickly. I loved the africa videos.
I am from Portland and Argentina is looking a bit nicer then my home town these days.
Hope his kid is doing well and having fun.
You are one of those precious people whose vedio i watch the moment they are uploaded , leaving all my chores behind
9:40 "No country has economic problems as often as my dear Argentina"
Venezuela: "Hold my beer!"
Turkey
@@barackobama7255 What does thanksgiving have to do with economics?
@@moussaboisbande3931 turkish man spotted
Zimbabwe 🇿🇼: for the win
Wow, Argentina looks so developed and beautiful. I hope they can get their economic problems behind them.
As a local it's not really like that, only some cities and they can look developed but that it's a lie. We still have some towns without water or electricity and a lot of poverty
@@ohlove0 capital is only 1% of argentina
Thanks my friend, yes we are, dont listen this antiargentinian comments, in Argentina there are all kind of people, all beautyful
Thanks for your kindgard words, I feel some envy in some people who wrote before me. Greetings to you
@@canobenitez there are regions even more developed than Baires, like Mendoza..
13:13 Wowowow San Telmo and Gibraltar and Cdca bars the BEST of Buenos Aires by far. Thanx for sharing ! Keep like that
I really enjoy watching your videos, and Argentina is one of my favourite places because my grandfather was born there. I really like the interactions you have with people. I liked the interaction you had with the gentleman in San Isidro. I hope that you make a lot more videos the next time that you visit to Argentina.
las mansiones están en los “countries” o barrios cerrados ( como Nordelta), pero no podes entrar si no por tramites o conoces a alguien que te permita la entrada, no se si hay ferráis pero puede ser o algo caro..
En san isidro tamb. Pero en la orqueta son más fáciles de ver
Yo pensé que iba a ir a ahí! A Nord Delta.
Pero no sé si lo seguís, pero Lesa mauro Albarracín entró con alguien que vive en los alrededores y entraron en colectivo! Se bajaron por ahí a charlar un rato y tomar mates! Caminaron por una avenida! Sin permiso!
@@Maverick0749 A los countries de esa zona solo se puede ingresar si sos propietario ó entras como visitante con permiso de uno de los mismos.
@@cachodelsur3364 pero en nord Delta podes entrar colectivo
@@Maverick0749 No uno común de línea, he visto uno privado que circula por afuera que los lleva y trae a Capital, de otra forma sería muy fácil para los delincuentes robar en esos sitios.
I've been to a few places around the world. Something very different about Argentina. Loved it.
One of the things I enjoy most about this channel is its not just about travel. Some history and background is given in every video. Which as a self proclaimed "history buff" adds alot to already great content.
You remind me of a friend I used to travel with. Now our friendship is lost to the sands of time, but at least I can live vicariously through your awesome videos. Keep goin' man. Don't stop.
With Ace in da Place!! Cool!! In 2 weeks i go 4 three months to BA. 🇦🇷🇦🇷
When he said Portland under Alaska I think he meant to say Oregon
That girl with the "dirty" joint wanted to take you home!! She wanted to play dirty games :-)
tommy f'd this one up
she wanted to talk more to him about spinach.
The most wealthy neighborhood in Argentina is definetly Nordelta, way up north of San Isidro. San Isidro is more upper middle class.
He said "old money". Nordelta is absolutely "nouvelle riche"
Thanks for the video Tommy. I only wish it would of been longer. Hopefully you can show us more of Argentina on your next trip there.
I love how beautiful the cathedral was in this city. I would be very proud to have that in my hometown! 😍😍😍
1:00 El Alamo is still open! I went there to watch the NFL playoffs a couple weeks ago.
Your Argentina series has coincided with my first time in Argentina and I wanted to say thanks for posting these. Definitely interesting to see and has given me some ideas for my travels while I'm here. However I'll stay away from the Paco houses
Nice! More beer less paco, I agree
@@SabbaticalTommy bro just a personal message, I love your channel love u such a chill cool guy if keep going u will reach. 1 million subscribers in 3 years I promise
Tommy is such a legend!
Thoroughly enjoyed this series of videos from Argentina.
Stay safe big man and we'll see you in the next one.
I really enjoy the history lessons! Respect and well wishes, thank you for sharing
I love how these TH-camrs just bumped into each other and showed each other love!! Great moment when you are a fan of both
Thanks for sharing your experiences with us. I enjoy learning about other cultures and the history of the places you visit.
Wow!!! This is the reason why I went to Buenos Aires in the first place. Before Argentina was too expensive for me to travel to so I went to Brazil instead but when the Argentina pecos crashed I took a trip to Buenos Aires Argentina 🇦🇷. I ended up staying there for over 10 years. Your video are fantastic but sad because I have not be able to return to Buenos Aires for nearly 2 years 😢. My Argentina family is from Formosa Argentina in the far north of Argentina 🇦🇷.
Estás casado con una argentina?
I'm from the UK and been in Argentina 7 years. What did you do for a living while you were here?
@Adam I was retired living on Social Security and Pension income and life long savings I was comfortable financially in Argentina so I have no experience in working or finding a job in Argentina.
@@markrush2319 it's a great place to retire, I've often thought about that. All the best.
Another excellent one from the one and only Sabbatical!
I love the way you keep yo videos generally short. It’s beautiful !
I recently found your channel and it's been educational and thrilling to watch your videos. Thanks for doing what you are doing. You take risks I would never and we all learn so much more about this world we live on.
My knowledge of different countries has increased thanks to you Tommy...love you ❤
Next time you are here in Argentina I'd love to tour you around el conurbano and the 100-year old pharmacy my family owns. It's great to see a foreigner know and understand our history so much.
Donde esta l farmacia?
No sé puede
Sabbatical has that low key drip. Man of the people!
Very aptly said...a Bud Spencer
Another great video. I have always truly wondered about Argentina and what it could be like traveling from the North to the very southern tip. It seems like a truly fascinating country. Thanks for the upload! I will watch every single time! My own channel is just starting to take off and I only hope to grow it as be as cool and interesting as this one! Cheers and keep up the great work!
Tommy my dude, we need more content!!! I’ve already binge watched all your clips. Good stuff!
your videos have gotten waaaaaaay better. Thanks for all the effort. It pays.
Love your videos man… gives a true feeling of what it’s like in the locations you visit.
You and Ace are seriously my favorite youtubers. I was trying to think of something to say, but you two are really the best travel vloggers I've ever seen.
Much love ✌
Chau Sabba! Que hayas disfrutado la vuelta por nuestro país! Saludos desde Rosario, Santa Fe.
Wow. Just started watching your journeys and I'm truly mesmerized. Never been envious of someone else's life until now. Thanks Tommy, keep it coming
Another great video, love how to speak so fluently, give us some history and your style. Stay safe bro and thanks for your efforts and sharing this with us.
6:41. The friendly guy didn’t say "if you are a guy who's living in the moment you could meet some really pretty girls" but "AS YOU ARE A HANDSOME GUY, you could meet some really pretty girls" ("Vos sos un pibe que tenés pinta podés llegar a conocer chicas muy bonitas”) xD
creo que sabia lo que esta diciendo... pero lo tradujo distinto
Too shy too humble but 100% Sabbatical
@@canobenitez Yup, our Tommy is a very humble person...
Great series - can't wait to see what's next
Just loved the way this video is edited , your storytelling and the last part, keep up the good work my man love from India♥️
nice job with the edits yo. the small breaks in the semi long discussions with the pretty b-roll was a nice touch! perfect timing too
Your work is very authentic, and the quality is unique; you definitely understand the vibes ✨️ of the cities you visit 👊
Creciste en algunos miles de suscriptores en tú paso por el país!✌️👌
Es un placer mirar los videos de mí país desde tu perspectiva chabon. Ojalá vayas para Argentina de nuevo dentro de no mucho.
Saludos desde Alemania
It's great watching a good vlog and a good vlog must be educative which is what this channel has done for me. I love economics, and travel.
I can’t believe that bar had a passage going all the way to New York. The girl smoking weed is probably still just sitting there waiting for Tommy
Jajajaja 🤣 que siga esperando!
🤣
Smoking her cigarretes
Lol! Right! 👍🏼
Tunnel to NY ?
Love this content, so informative. Keep it going, maybe content twice a week.
So glad you met up with Ace Live! Two of my favorites in one video!
Greetings all the way from Salt Lake City Utah. Dude, I freaking love your content so so much. Next time you’re in Utah, please hit me up and let me show you all the beautiful national parks we have around here. Happy travels and thank you for your channel Guapo 🤓
Very educational! Thank you very much!
Funny options from the old guy - either pretty girls or cathedral.😆😂
I will be back on Argentina soon ❤️
New viewer here, really enjoy watching. Your videos are educational, but you also explore and show the fun side of where you are. You talk to people, ask questions and learn the language. Overall, just great content.
Thanks for all u shared from argentina to the world. We re gonna miss you Tom❤️.
Hopefully we re still gonna have tons of ur stuff traveling all over the world for long long time
I like your style Dude...and your channel name. Have watched a bunch of your African adventures then Jamaica and now Argentina...just subscribed. Although the Africa vids were more exotic and chaotic it seemed like the focus was always finding some home brew while life happened around that mission. The Argentina travels have more substance while still achieving - rubbing shoulders with the locals- which you do very well in any country. Hope this lasts for more than 6 months.
Brings back memories of my year in Buenos Aires.
Please go back and show the amazing food they have there!!
The transition at the end was tight and I'm glad you make it out alive from Argentina. You are killing it
The traveling historian philosopher. You're my kinda Brooklyn. And now you're back in town! Love, neighbor! NYC is like an alien planet these days!
Real nice episode. Waking up in NY after the Argentine dream. Thanks
Great video 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 I’ve seen that room with pool in back before, great ending awesome sense of humour.
Hope you enjoyed Xmas and new year at home. 👍🏻🏴
Since I subscribed when you came out with your videos from Zanzibar you have been improving ever since. Now I got to go to Argentina my next trip. I am just back from Mexico now. Thanks a lot for this. Very informative.
Looking forward to see where you go to next !
I see some beautiful homes in San Isidro, it is certainly worth the transportation they have in Argentina. Now you've got me thinking that I could live aboard a sailboat in the port of San Isidro, since I'm noticing the weather is the best, while I freeze here in Oregon.
We dont have snow in BA, but it has a high humidity level so winter is cold ( from 0 to 12 degrees average) and summers is hot ( 22 to 34 degrees average). Greetings from Lanús, Argentina.
Well done Sabbatical, you are an actor include a showman all in one. Your channel is indeed a super plus. Cheers!
its so amazing how you know youre wat around and communicate.
I always like youre backstories in this kind of videos
You uploaded this while I was watching the previous video , that's reliable content :D
Very good Spanish
He talks like the locals
Even with the Argentinian accent!🤯
Sí, se confunde con los nativos.
He used to live there and learned Spanish there, I believe he said
@@nursetinalouise Yes. He lived in Argentina, he also has an expression, a very Argentine way of moving. It's not just how he talks, but the attitude.
Very interesting and informative 🇯🇲
Thanks
Living here in suburban Portland but from old Charleston SC. Lived in Mendoza as a child. My parents took us to love there, Mexico and then Honduras where we settled for 25 years. I love Argentina though 🎉
Love your videos, can't stop watching.
The suburb of Recoletta, ( excuse the spelling) looked wonderful.
The train trip was cool. The country looks pretty modern to me.
I liked your adventures in the club. It was exciting and everyone was so friendly and no hint of danger.
Between yourself and "Jumping Places", I'm left with a thoroughly good impression of this country.
Always look forward to yr vids, wish you could spend more time in Argentina most interesting place
You are a real time traveler. It's refreshing to watch your moves and interactions with your easy going style. You are intelligent, respectful and you know how to not get around without getting stuck. Very impressive 😎
New to the channel. Really enjoy it. I love the history added in. I like that you are willing to go anywhere in the locations. I started in Japan and I’m going backwards through the videos.