What happened to this Indian in 30 years in Singapore
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 พ.ค. 2024
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Meet KP. Born in India, he has lived in Singapore for almost 30 years. KP served in the Singapore Army and now works in the private jet industry. He shared why Singaporean Indians don’t pay much attention to Indian traditions, how serving in the Singapore Army helps in life, and how anyone can have a chance to fly on private jets. Enjoy!
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00:00 INTRO
00:32 Indian or Singaporean?
02:04 Indians are very different
03:11 India through Singaporean eyes
04:56 Serving in the Singapore Army
07:00 The main National Service lesson
08:36 What it's like to work in the private jet industry
10:01 The most fascinating clients
11:27 The reasons not to buy a jet
12:50 Wealthy people traits
15:47 Who can afford a private jet?
16:54 The cheapest charter
18:19 Special offer for our subscribers
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Too Good. Thanks Max for bringing such info. KP is a great orator !
Your videos, and the people you interview, have helped to make me a slightly less ignorant American and fueled my desire to visit Asia in general and Singapore in particular. Thank you
Good video, Max! Ignore the haters; they are here because they don't have anything better to do in their lives
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣....What a knowledge...Salute to his knowledge for comparing a country as large and as diverse as India with a country like Singapore.....grts man....u are a born Singaporean its proved by your knowledge...congrats...👍👍👍
something totally new to me about private jet. Amazing interview
Hey Max good video as always. Have a lot of catching up to do on your channel.
If you were to make a course on how to master and increase your social networking skills I'd definately buy it. I have never seen another person who knows so many various people from different paths of life.
भावा, तुझ्या बर्याच गोष्टी नाही पटल्या. भारतात जरी भिन्न लोक असले तरी देशाची व्यापकता बघता लोकं खूपच समाधानी आणि खूप प्रेमाने, जीव लावून राहतात. तुझा perspective हा फार जुना आहे बहुतेक हा तुझ्या आई वडिलांचा दृष्टिकोन असावा, किंवा हा विचार घेऊन त्यांनी हा देश सोडला. एका मराठी माणसाकडून ही अपेक्षा नव्हती, ही खूपच दुःखाची बाब आहे.
Hey Max, good video.
Kaustubh my friend I am proud of you brother! 👐🏻😎
why? What are you proud of ?
Indians from India are distinct from the Indian diaspora, which includes British Indians, Singaporean Indians, Hong Kong Indians, Canadian Indians, and American Indians. They have diverse backgrounds, much like the difference between PRC Chinese and Singaporean Chinese. I recall a doctor I visited in France who was of Dutch Indian descent. She shared with me her experience of feeling completely out of place when she visited her ancestral homeland.
I know about the Indians in Kenya who act and behave exactly like they are in India. They are mostly Gujaratis and Punjabis. They live in their own neighborhoods with Indians only. They don't allow the locals to stay with them. They have their own Indian schools. They have many temples where they meet together so they don't need to meet with the locals except when they have to do business.
That's common in plural societies anywhere around the world. Even in the U.S. where some Americans and politicians love to claim it's a melting pot when it isn't. People come together more for transactional purposes, but outside of that they tend to stick within their own race/ethnic groups. That's why there are enclaves in large cities like NYC where you have Little India, Little Italy, Chinatown, etc. Melting pot concept only really works within the same race. That's why immigrants of European ancestry can assimilate and identify as one. If the U.S. was truly a melting pot, it wouldn't separate and categorize groups based on origins and have you fill out forms identifying which group you fall under when you apply for a job, see a healthcare professional, etc. The U.S. has had race issues even before it declared independence and still does to this day. Some people are outraged learning that Abraham Lincoln who many considers to be one of the greatest presidents of the US, the person who issued the Emancipation Proclamation, didn't believe people of different races could successfully integrate, advocating for emigration of freed individuals to countries outside of the U.S., saying during a delegation “Your race suffer from living among us, while ours suffer from your presence… It is better for us both, therefore, to be separated.” He was realistic to human tribalism and hasn't been proven wrong when you look at the country's history since he made that statement in 1862.
But if he makes a video criticizing India his channel wouldn’t get million views but 2 million hate comments instead from offended pajeets
I know exactly what you are talking about just look how Indian men behave in Thailand.
@@SlashGamingftw Wrong. He has made videos criticizing India, and he got 2 million happy comments from aeesa'fknng abdools.😂
Great to see this Max, it shows you are reading the comments and responding to them - just last week I commented on the somewhat unidimensional vibe the channel was taking on, and you've done well to add in more diversity in your guest line-up. Superlike this! The parts where the guest tries to humanize his rich and famous clients is a nice touch and helps the audience relate, but dwelling so much on the amounts of money involved beyond a point becomes pedantic. I highly doubt that anyone watching your channel would be inspired to hire a pvt jet, and I doubt even more that if they could hire one, they would need a promo code from you to do so😀😀 But applaud the attempt to showcase diverse profiles of guests - and this one was quite an engaging talker too !
You would be surprised if you knew how many very wealthy individuals watch my channel ;)
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my fellow Singaporean!🤝🤝🤝
in japan for wisdom tooth removal you go into a hospital for 2 days... its a complete scam, i had mine removed in the Philippines on 3 seperate occassions, each time i walked in, sat down, 20 minutes later i left the clinic and resumed my life as normal, getting a coffee as soon as i was out of the clinic. No pain or anything.
In Australia my daughter paid about eight thousand dollars. Sad that everything costs fifty times more for any health checks and to be honest it is all the hype and blah which when we elders compare to our lives back kn India is a joke. I don't recall my dad ever worrying how to take us to the dentist over so often even though he was thr only bread winner. Today's gen is glitter fans
@@charmaine8512 my god that’s expensive, they do it on purpose, saying you need X-rays and blah blah. It’s all just to get more money.
I paid 60 usd for wisdom teeth removal. Which is about to days pay if you’re working class filipino here so not too bad. If you’re an expat though it’s an absolute bargain
Theer are two types of Singapore Indians 1) 3-4 generation mostly Tamils and a smaller no of recent ( last 20-30 years mostly professional migrant) both very different groups in fact some of the traditions that Singapore born bought up Tamils observe are perhaps more older traditions then recent migrants .. so I would say Indians from India are from diff regions and have more variety of festivals and traditions where as Singapore Indians are either mostly Tamil Hindus or Muslims
not true actually, even amongst early Singaporean Indians only 60% are Tamil. A large swath of early Singaporean Indians are Sindhi, Malayalee, Punjabi etc.
get your facts right ! Tamils from india formed 76 % of the indian population of si gapore before 1980s.all north indian formed 10% of the indian population.
@@SmilingBackgammon-tz3rb get your facts right. Tamils only formed about 60% of the Indian population even in the early days. Even amongst early Indian Singaporeans there were large groups of their South Indians such as Malayalees. And sizeable communities of Punjabis, Sindhis etc.
@@Magnatec_tank Sri Lanka Tamils came before these Sindhi, Malayalee, Punjabi
@@JackiMathn all groups came around the same time but in multiple waves, with a distinct Tamil majority. These groups are known as the early Singaporean Indians. Sindhis and Gujaratis for instance came as early as the mid and early 1800s, with their respective associations being set up as early the beginning of the 1900s due to a swelling of their population. They all had a visible presence and stronghold in Singapore before mass inflow of immigrants here that started in the 70s/80s etc. Visit the Indian heritage gallery in Little India Singapore.
My MBA class had a course in Singapore during which a Colonel in the NS who was Indian spoke to us. He was pretty open about instances of racism he experienced in Singaporean society. That was disappointing to hear. Singapore does, more or less, force its citizens of different ethnicities to live near each other in order to avoid ethnic enclaves. That wouldn't fly in the US where I am, but I do think there's value in people of different ethnicities/economic statuses interacting with each other on an everyday basis.
Had a friend work in private jet brokering, pls steer away from it as a career unless you got nothing else going on. It is 100% a middle man relationship business, as a broker you do not control anything. The service & prices are controlled by the charterer, and the margins are very thin. Rather broker something else.
And what's your progression in the career? Buy a $50 million jet and start your own brokerage? Goodluck.
There are no barriers to entry, no core skill set required, it is basically famoosing rich people business.
My friend ultimately got fed up and cut his losses.
Yes, from the outside, it might seem "glamorous" and appealing to the kids, but as a job, just like most jobs, it is very much not.
Rather work on getting rich and flying on one than brokering it.
This is in Bombadier hangar
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Over here there is no practice of Caste System
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Have a talk with karl rock a kiwi In india
I didn't know serving in a guards battalion is classified info.
Sounds he’s spec ops. That could be the reason.
@@realgrilledsushi SF training lasts many years. 2 years of NS is not even anywhere close enough.
Bro tryin to act cool, "cLaSSiFieD"
@@duffvader6731enough to train combat divers and commandos. Unfortunately there are incidents where a loss of life during these peace time exercises which are a real shame. Most special vacation personal don't talk about it but it happens.
He is more indian than indian themselves except tamilians.
Well who cares
good video, but most prs will just leave the country due to ns.....may not be worth it to serve....but he served so he will have the respect
I think we can guess who is the guy who wear slipper...
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Navy seal !
this channel runs on india. otherwise its a dead show
are you jealous.....
Stay humble. It doesn't mean a big country is for everyone. If the show is for woodpecker viewers, of course, it will be a dead show
Hahaha
Precisely, your Singapura is too small and irrelevant in the world out there so you gotta caste out a wider net
@@lianchyeang its true, look at his top 5 most viewed videos all related to India, he realized if he wants to keep his channel alive he has to milk Indian content as much as he can.
Never carry your soil with you. Adapt to the culture of your new home, never carry your culture with you. Its a crime to carry your culture, religion along with you wherever you go.
This is particularly true for regions away from the tropical regions as those regions had very little history of a multi cultural and multi ethnic society and are not naturally suitable for such environments, besides it is extremely easy to adapt to culture and religion of those places away from tropics because they do not try to take adcantage of people who tries to do that unlike the general nature of people around tropics who values human life much less and invariably takes advvantage of people who are different, are minoriities , or are weak.
So it is much more logical that people moving into the tropics will try to stick to their own culture and much more expected that people moving out from the tropics will shed their own and adapt to the culture of those destination places.
However certain people i am afraid are not wiling to accept this and they create problems for themselves and for others and nowadays there are also maliciously intended people who tries to take advantage of situations to create problems for those they hold grudge against.
Zero understanding of human nature
Just because you talk and act like a group, doesn't mean they'll accept you as one of their own. Look at the history of forced assimilation of Natives in the U.S. To lose one's language, customs, traditions, beliefs and even names and still made to feel like the other isn't successful integration. All it did was remove the threat of a culture war by stripping a group of people of a cultural identity.
He doesn't understand either Singapore or India. "Difficult to unify india" , "SG did well on racial harmony". What do you think will happen if we take away half of wealth from SG society? As India prospers, you will see the conflicts in society magically disappear. People just do not go deep.
SG founding father Lee Kuan Yew, said the same thing, India can't unify.
@@pohkhui he never understood India. Let's see how long SG remains united. Their economic troubles have just started. LKY was a nice guy but he had zero understanding of India
He understands Singapore well enough after serving his national service and going through the school system. Many choose to avoid. Credit to him for putting in the effort to be around. His spoken English is very close to the local accent so it will help him to bridge the gap in serving asian clients around APAC.
@@arsenal_84 the youth of sg have no idea of how their country works. They think they are different. If you don't have ability to observe, serving in ns teaches nothing
@@arsenal_84 ah you don't understand anything I said do you
Western definition of freedom of speech and racism don't apply to india.dont try to see india through these western definations
Oh shut up. This whole snowflake mentality BS is exactly what's holding India back from even getting past the first step of solving its problems: recognizing that there are problems.
Intinya Pribuminya di Singapura sudah semakin hilang identitas yang mendominasi Singapura orang China dan China Tiongkok.
Melayu Jawa Bugis tersingkir disana.
Bahkan Singapura tidak menerapkan Bahasa resmi Melayu meskipun lagu kemerdekaan negara mereka masih menggunakan Bahasa Melayu namun sebagian besar rakyatnya tidak memahami makna dan arti lagu kemerdekaan tersebut.
Ok u racist man. Since when was Singaporean national language was Malay ,there are none and our national language is not even Malay as we were kicked out by Malaysia in 1965 which makes us independent. Please make sure to put your brain into working condition before commenting
Pribuminya does that mean fatherland? sounds like Sanskrut word
Janganlah merepek… keep your indo bs to yourself. We don’t need racist shit in SG. English is the binding language as it is “no one’s language”. Mother tongue can be kept alive at home.
@@jiti5034it means the natives