"maybe even when something bad happens to me/ I will order pizza/ instead of staying in my room/ just being scared/ feeding that bad energy/ maybe next time I will feed my stomach with pizza and relax/ it's the Brazilian way" that is a phrase worth to remember
tua conclusão no fim do vídeo é emocionante. Vivo em São Paulo há 40 anos e amo esta cidade. Nunca iremos compreendê-la mas, podemos amá-la. O patrimônio desta cidade é sua gente. Parabéns pela tua coragem e generosidade!
Your video perfectly captures what São Paulo is all about. São Paulo is a chaos filled with culture, as well as the center of a fiercely competitive corporate market. I think there’s still so much more for you to discover. As the guy in the video mentioned, we live here and still haven’t experienced everything the city has to offer. I was born and raised here, and I’m still amazed by new things all the time. Bad things can happen, like the power outage you experienced. But, living here, I can say that, statistically speaking, the bad things that might happen are far outweighed by the good the city has to offer. One last tip if you want to explore more: don’t travel too economically in São Paulo.
Hi Dan, sorry to hear about your bad experience! I also need to point out how great the video and storytelling are! I loved how you made sure for your documentary to come full circle with the coin story.
I'm from Brasília, the capital, and actualy people from São Paulo are famous for beeing rude when compared to the rest o the country, to be fair people of my city, Brasília, as well have the fame of being a little jerks too.
Comentário desnecessário. Se você teve alguma experiência ruim, não generalize, paulistanos são pessoas amigáveis e recebe todo mundo de braços abertos. Você realmente não conhece esse povo maravilhoso.
kinda poetic what you said about são paulo in the end of the video. dancing through the chaos. that's exactly what it feels to me. i live in são paulo state, about 62 miles away from são paulo city and the vibe in my city is totally different and people from here doesn't like too much the idea of living in são paulo. feels too crazy for us.
Louis was such a nice guy, actually everyone seemed to be very kind! It's sad that you'll probably never meet them again but again there are more such beautiful people on earth to talk to
I never seen before a "gringo" with this much of sensibility and niceness talking about our city! Thank you for sharing your perspective and I really hope you come back here. Greetings from a "paulistano"!!
i've only seen 3 minutes or so of this video and I was reminded of my coins from Mexico I have from the 80's. Missed you not sure if I missed the videos or you have been on break, but I can tell , at the start of this content, it's my favorite content from you. Nice to see you again, I've been along for the ride, basically.
I really appreciate the deep reflections about my country. Interestingly, the expression “everything ends up in pizza” is a metaphor about the politics, corruption, and the sense of impunity - there is no justice, nothing really happens to the corrupts, and they always find a way to get rid of the consequences (the pizza part). Thank you again for the warming and thoughtful video. One of the reasons that I left my country almost four years ago was the violence, but I still miss the people. 🇧🇷
🐢 Your honesty is something I have always admired about your videos, Dan. We have to be prudent about where we go and what we do, but letting reality scare us so much that we never leave home is a huge mistake as well. And I had to laugh a bit at your ever-adventurous spirit when you quickly decided to go to San Sebastiano -almost seemed random like you pulled the name out of a hat 😂😂😂 You are fearless in the best way possible!
I'm sorry that happened to you; that blackout was crazy and something I’ve never experienced before-at least, not that I can remember. This year has been especially chaotic, and it’s happened twice. Some people think it might have been sabotage because of the political tension between the left and the right, but we’ll probably never know for sure. I’m glad you’re okay and that the situation didn’t change your view of the city. I’m Paulista, and I love São Paulo. Some of my favorite places are Luz Park and the old city center. I hope you enjoyed São Sebastião as well-it’s one of the most beautiful coastal cities in São Paulo state. And yes, when everything seems to go wrong, we order pizza, just like the guy from the hostel staff told you. I don’t know why, though!
"We end up in pizza" is a popular Brazilian expression. I've been living here for almost two years. So, yes. It's real. Dan, I remember how you were robbed in Mexico City very early in your stay there, and you said that you wouldn't let one bad person decide how you would view an entire city. That is the best attitude to have. I've never allowed myself to cower under a bed. I love Brazil. I love Mexico. I love Colombia. Do bad people exist? Sure. You can't control that and you can't let that dictate how you live your life.
I love the format - you did a great job at dividing it into chapters! Too bad I didn't have the chance to meet up with you - let me know if you're ever here again
Also, what the receptionist meant is that there's a saying that goes like "acabar em pizza", which literally translates to "end in pizza" and it means that someone (usually a politician or a criminal) manages to do something bad and get away with it (and then enjoy some pizza, I guess?)
Nice one, Dan. I love how you share your thoughts on travel...the good and the bad. That's life. How lovely are the people you have met here in São Paulo. Maybe you will one day read the novel in the book box written by a Canadian (Station Eleven) ☮
São Paulo is fascinating, I’m paulistana but I lived that kinf of situation when I lived in São Paulo more than once. It felt worse when happened when my daughter and husband were victims too. When this happens again, again and again, you wonder till when you be luck enough to survive. In my case, I lost all hope of seeing things get better. Then the great chance to move in Canada came in our lives and I took that oppottunity as if it were the only lifeline. After 16 years in great Montreal, I still think it was the best move of my life. Love 🇨🇦 from bottom of my heart. BTW, if someday you wanna have a Brazilian coffee and pão de queijo in Montreal, just reach out! :) Ps: but I still think that there are not pizzas like those in São Paulo!
I'm from Guarulhos, the airport's city. And I love my state and SP, too. I am living in Portugal now, and I really miss this human warmth and people. Our country has many problems, but the solution is there: it is the own people.
Hi I am a paulistano. I was so happy seeing your video, you were really showing the Sao Paulo face, happines, beauty, busy. And than at the end I got sad because this that you passed through is also the Sao Paulo face, we are always afraid of being robbed or worse. This is a great city, yet is, but the politics corruption cause so much social inequality and the consequence is a sense of insecurity. I just discover you. I will keep watching you.
Você mostrou a verdade , fez o certo . Pareceu uma situação assustadora. Brasil é um país que tem problemas de segurança , não dá pra ignorar isso . Muito honesto seu canal 💙
Situação assustadora? Só faltou luz e o cara contando como se estivesse no meio da guerra, o resto do pessoal cagou completamente pra isso, exagerado pra caralho. As duas meninas pelo jeito chamaram a polícia sem nem ter acontecido nada.
@@Konnen-l9h (English follows) Na real, coloque-se na situação de um turista que não fala a língua local e não tinha acesso à internet naquele momento. O pessoal não tinha esclarecido quão grave era a situação e ele ficou no escuro. No Canadá só 700 pessoas morreram em abordagem policial de 2000 até 2022, no Brasil a polícia mata 7000 pessoas por ano. Para nós, que vivemos a vida inteira no Brasil, essa situação que ele passou é normalizada, mas eu te garanto que isso passa longe de ser a realidade que ele conhece. O Brasil é muito perigoso e o simples fato de brasileiros virem criticá-lo porque ele exagerou na reação já que a situação nem era tão ruim assim, é mais um indício que o estereótipo tem um fundo de verdade sim. For real, put yourself in his shoes. A tourist who does not speak the local language and had lost connection to the internet. Nobody clarified how dangerous the situation was and he was left in the dark. In Canada, only 700 police-involved death were registered from 2000 to 2022, in Brazil the police kills 7000 people yearly. For us, who are born and raised in Brazil, that incident may seen normal, but I guarantee you that it is far from his reality. Brazil is dangerous and the mere fact that someone like you criticize him, saying he overreacted because that situation "was not that bad," further support the stereotype that you despise.
3:42 It's a Jackfruit tree, bro. We can see it's bearing many tender fruits. They will get big and ripe in around two months, producing sweet jackfruit.
Congrats. You got to experience Sao Paulo in its fullness, including the power outage, the issues with criminals, etc, which are unfortunately two things very common nowadays. Fortunately you're fine. So think of it as the cherry on top.
Salut Dan! Je trouvais que tu avais l’air fatigué, tu as les yeux cernés. Je comprends maintenant pourquoi. On dit souvent en voyage: le risque zéro n’existe pas. J’aime l’histoire avec le « coin ». Il va falloir que tu écrives un livre un jour, tu as du potentiel! Take care! 😊
Awesome video bro! Next time you are there, go to the Liberdade district-it's the Japanese neighborhood. Brazil has the largest diaspora population of Japanese people in the world.
The months of December and January are rainy times in São Paulo, power cuts are quite normal, there are many trees in the city that end up falling in storms, not to mention that the company that takes care of the city's energy is not Brazilian and was bought by a Italian energy company which only made it worse, the Italians only aim for profit and provide a terrible service, but thankfully everything ended well. 😊
The power company that distributes energy in Sao Paulo is italian by the way and and it is not a generalized problem through the country it is a specific problem related to this company and heavier storms than usual that reaches the power lines which are not subterranian here.
mean while in LA they are dancing and singing along with the people of Gaza and Ukraine and more people are dancing and singing by the day in this world. But we must not be negative we got to keep looking on the bright side and look the other way and hope when half the world is gone we will be alright.
Funny that people go to Vancouver and they don’t do a thumbnail like that of the crackoland that sits there in Vancouver. They don’t take photos of the people living on the streets. In their cars…
Exactly! As a Brazilian, seeing the expression 'end up in pizza' play out literally made me laugh out loud. We definitely don’t eat pizza after a tragedy-it’s just a saying that means the incident wasn’t properly investigated or resolved
Thank you so much for this amazing video! I need some advice: I have a SafePal wallet with USDT, and I have the seed phrase. (alarm fetch churn bridge exercise tape speak race clerk couch crater letter). How can I transfer them to Binance?
Alguém sabe me dizer o que o moço quis dizer com a palavra "insightful" no minuto 10:23 ? Eu achei a palavra "perspicaz" na Internet, mas não sei se é a tradução mais correta.
Well… Sao Paulo is the same as any other city. You must be careful every where. I got robbed in Paris and in New York. The best is always to have a Paulistano around… by the way I live in Los Angeles for 20 years but I was born in Sao Paulo. I think you are very couragous to get your camera and phone out in the streets to film for youtube. Just one thing: you need to try Sao Paulo pizza! It is the best and have different toppings 😘❤️
The pizza thing is more of a saying than an actual culture. The saying would translate to something like "it finished in pizza". We say that when something bad happens, or someone does something bad and suffers no consequences for it. I'm very sorry you went through this scary episode man, Brazil is a great place, but criminality kind of ruins it.
Will you come in Paraguay? 🇵🇾 You could visit Encarnación City also known as "EncarnaYork" 😂 Asunción is the Capital of the country. I live close from Asunción, if you come, you are invited to stay at my home. 😊
I believe the first meal in the alley was kinda overpriced for such a small plate, but it seems to be in a touristic spot so...I don't get what people find "touristic" about this graffiti alley, but whatever. But you can eat better and cheaper even in São Paulo. With ~10 USD you can "all you can eat" in a steakhouse in Americana, a town founded by american Confederates refugees 1h drive from São Paulo. I know you're canadian, but there's no canadian colony as far as I know. PS: insecurity sucks but what frustrates us most is the sense of impunity. "It ends in pizza", as corrupt politicians go eating to mock us, after they get absolved from their crimes for the people they named into the judiciary. Police arrest bandits; socialist-indoctrinated or corrupt judges releases them soon after. And while I had my dog shot and a gun to my had when I was 13yo, the first time I was mugged was last year in Europe. I was in Barcelona and 2 thugs were following us in the Metro. Once one jumped my brother, I threw him into the ground and armlocked him, but no one helped, including my brother. After I saw no one gave a fk, I let the guy go fearing he'd turn around and st@b me. We went to the "Mossos d'Esquadra", the catalan police, but they also didn't give a fk either, which is why I evade as much taxes as I can because the state only exist to serve itself.
I'm brazilian and so nice that you're here. take a visit in João Pessoa, it's the most destination place for a visit according booking's recommendation for 2025
surprised me you in Brazil, I’m Brazilian I live in Spain, I watch your videos because I enjoy and to improve my English skills, is so easy to understand you, and a want more videos in Brazil, the Brazilian people is friendly, I guess you will be surprised hahaha
I think what the hostel receptionist might've said is "it all ended in pizza" (tudo acabou em pizza), which is a phrase from political commentary where something like a corruption scandal goes unpunished, so it ends in pizza In politics I think it means like... everyone just shrugged off the problem and went on with their lives as if nothing happened, which amusingly is exactly what happened at the hostel in your case I used to hear this phrase on TV during the mensalão scandal in 2005, and to me as a teenager at the time it evoked images of politicians sharing stolen assets like slices of a pizza, but I think the intended image is simply the corrupt gathering up at a pizzeria and celebrating not being punished
You were very unfortunate. This kind of power outage is not that common in São Paulo. Actually, the average hours without power per year in Canada is three times as high as in São Paulo (18h vs 6h).
Especially, what he said about Canadians' way of being nice is helping people with directions. I lol'd so much when he said that due to how relatable it is. 90% of my interactions with locals have been asking for directions.
When i spoke to brazilians about when the power will be back they said: “the company says tomorrow but no one believes them as they’re corrupt and inefficient”
@@TheNewTravel no Brasil e talvez no mundo, as pessoas estão ouvindo muito a extrema direita, um dos discursos é que privatizar tudo é a solução, mais um discurso extremo e depois que venderam para um empresa de energia, começou a acontecer esse tipo de caso. Discursos extremos e de golpe de estado novamente e com o velho discurso contra questões sociais usando muito dinheiro e convencendo a população. Como nosso país é muito explorado, sempre existe receio de um novo golpe, uma nova ditadura militar de parte da elite, que prefere um país cada vez mais de extremos e desigual financeiramente.
Aqui parte da elite sempre quer ganhar mais, e frequentemente é o pobre que tem que pagar muito mais proporcionalmente que os ricos. De uma maneira bem extrema, como pode ver.
Dude, trust me. São Paulo's energy companies are notoriously infamous regarding transparency. They privatized it in 1998 by breaking Eletropaulo into four competing private companies, which only competed for three years when one prevailed and bought it's way to monopoly. Now, Eletropaulo belongs to an Italian company (Enel) and every year São Paulo continually breaks its record of power outages.
Poor girls... Brazil really sucks for women sometimes. You were afraid about your stuff being stolen, but for women it's much worse, as you can imagine. If I had to guess, someone tried to enter the house from the roof and the scream was probably someone who saw it. They then called the police.
Dude - It's just completely irresponsible of the owners of the hostel to leave the gate open in the middle of a power outage and go home. They are just playing games out of laziness to not take responsibility for the situation, they should hire somebody to take care of the place during the night in case of power outages, but they chose to just leave the door open and place a candle and go home hahahha. come on .. thats so bad bad bad. 1 star rating
Well, honestly dude, this last part of the video was totally unnecessary. First Brazil suffers a lot from its reputation for being insecure, we don't need any alerts about this topic anymore. This is a super passive-aggressive Canadian. I live in Canada myself and honestly every single day there is a shooting in a different neighborhood. Regarding the electric company same shit happened few years ago here in Canada, but it was worts because it was winter, We spent a week with no electricity in one fo the most coldest winter. Canada is too far away of being a paradise.
@hudsonps4669 First nobody invited him to go there. The entire universe already know we have security challenges in Brazil, if something really bad happens to him it is because he is neglected. Tons of gringos do this just to reinforce the bad reputation of the city, that is in the reality is not any different than any other big city around the world, but they want present Brasil as the worst place.
@susanafrank3486 e óbvio que ele não vai falar, e não também não vai falar que tem um monte de maluco que esfaqueando os outros no metrô, ate mataram um Brasileiro por aqui estudante.
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"maybe even when something bad happens to me/ I will order pizza/ instead of staying in my room/ just being scared/ feeding that bad energy/ maybe next time I will feed my stomach with pizza and relax/ it's the Brazilian way" that is a phrase worth to remember
Ohhhh! Ellen Jabour! Actually she was a famous Brazilian top model in the 90’ies 🥰
I knew this one would be awesome!! It was a pleasure to tag along that day. Always welcome
The man the legend! Thanks again Lucas
Hi 👋 Lukas where are you from??
tua conclusão no fim do vídeo é emocionante. Vivo em São Paulo há 40 anos e amo esta cidade. Nunca iremos compreendê-la mas, podemos amá-la. O patrimônio desta cidade é sua gente. Parabéns pela tua coragem e generosidade!
Your video perfectly captures what São Paulo is all about. São Paulo is a chaos filled with culture, as well as the center of a fiercely competitive corporate market. I think there’s still so much more for you to discover. As the guy in the video mentioned, we live here and still haven’t experienced everything the city has to offer. I was born and raised here, and I’m still amazed by new things all the time. Bad things can happen, like the power outage you experienced. But, living here, I can say that, statistically speaking, the bad things that might happen are far outweighed by the good the city has to offer. One last tip if you want to explore more: don’t travel too economically in São Paulo.
Hi Dan, sorry to hear about your bad experience! I also need to point out how great the video and storytelling are! I loved how you made sure for your documentary to come full circle with the coin story.
The people / citizens of Sao Paolo seem really nice to be around! Would love to go soon
I'm from Brasília, the capital, and actualy people from São Paulo are famous for beeing rude when compared to the rest o the country, to be fair people of my city, Brasília, as well have the fame of being a little jerks too.
Comentário desnecessário. Se você teve alguma experiência ruim, não generalize, paulistanos são pessoas amigáveis e recebe todo mundo de braços abertos. Você realmente não conhece esse povo maravilhoso.
@@susanafrank3486 poxa moça, não leve para o coração. Isso é uma implicância. Tenho certeza que São Paulo é cheia de gente maravilhosa.
You would be very welcome here! I would love to send you a list with places to visit, eat and have fun around.
kinda poetic what you said about são paulo in the end of the video. dancing through the chaos. that's exactly what it feels to me. i live in são paulo state, about 62 miles away from são paulo city and the vibe in my city is totally different and people from here doesn't like too much the idea of living in são paulo. feels too crazy for us.
It's always cool to hang out watching these videos. Thanks Dan!
Louis was such a nice guy, actually everyone seemed to be very kind! It's sad that you'll probably never meet them again but again there are more such beautiful people on earth to talk to
I never seen before a "gringo" with this much of sensibility and niceness talking about our city! Thank you for sharing your perspective and I really hope you come back here.
Greetings from a "paulistano"!!
i've only seen 3 minutes or so of this video and I was reminded of my coins from Mexico I have from the 80's. Missed you not sure if I missed the videos or you have been on break, but I can tell , at the start of this content, it's my favorite content from you. Nice to see you again, I've been along for the ride, basically.
You basically like to keep things basically
basic?
😂😂
@ianstuart5660 yea something like that, basically.
@@toddbigeasy
Lol, LOL
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I really appreciate the deep reflections about my country. Interestingly, the expression “everything ends up in pizza” is a metaphor about the politics, corruption, and the sense of impunity - there is no justice, nothing really happens to the corrupts, and they always find a way to get rid of the consequences (the pizza part). Thank you again for the warming and thoughtful video. One of the reasons that I left my country almost four years ago was the violence, but I still miss the people. 🇧🇷
Its not true that "nothing" happens to corruPT politicians. They get reelected.
🐢 Your honesty is something I have always admired about your videos, Dan. We have to be prudent about where we go and what we do, but letting reality scare us so much that we never leave home is a huge mistake as well. And I had to laugh a bit at your ever-adventurous spirit when you quickly decided to go to San Sebastiano -almost seemed random like you pulled the name out of a hat 😂😂😂 You are fearless in the best way possible!
So well done! Great locals, thanks for this!
Amazing video from a very cool guy in my city...😮😍😉
good grief.. Lucus has the dreamist voice on youtube! 😍
he's adorable... :)
its good to be able to speak to people there without the fear that they will beg off you or rob you.
Brigado The New Travel, adorei!
I'm sorry that happened to you; that blackout was crazy and something I’ve never experienced before-at least, not that I can remember. This year has been especially chaotic, and it’s happened twice. Some people think it might have been sabotage because of the political tension between the left and the right, but we’ll probably never know for sure. I’m glad you’re okay and that the situation didn’t change your view of the city. I’m Paulista, and I love São Paulo. Some of my favorite places are Luz Park and the old city center. I hope you enjoyed São Sebastião as well-it’s one of the most beautiful coastal cities in São Paulo state. And yes, when everything seems to go wrong, we order pizza, just like the guy from the hostel staff told you. I don’t know why, though!
"Germany is a place where things are always on time"
DB looks away
Hahaha still way better than Canada's trains!
I wanna travel to Brazil next week 😊
Espero que tenha gostado! Volte sempre!
"We end up in pizza" is a popular Brazilian expression. I've been living here for almost two years. So, yes. It's real.
Dan, I remember how you were robbed in Mexico City very early in your stay there, and you said that you wouldn't let one bad person decide how you would view an entire city. That is the best attitude to have.
I've never allowed myself to cower under a bed. I love Brazil. I love Mexico. I love Colombia.
Do bad people exist? Sure. You can't control that and you can't let that dictate how you live your life.
I love the format - you did a great job at dividing it into chapters! Too bad I didn't have the chance to meet up with you - let me know if you're ever here again
Also, what the receptionist meant is that there's a saying that goes like "acabar em pizza", which literally translates to "end in pizza" and it means that someone (usually a politician or a criminal) manages to do something bad and get away with it (and then enjoy some pizza, I guess?)
Nice one, Dan. I love how you share your thoughts on travel...the good and the bad. That's life. How lovely are the people you have met here in São Paulo. Maybe you will one day read the novel in the book box written by a Canadian (Station Eleven) ☮
About the pizza, in Brazil we say: '' No final tudo acaba em pizza'' hahaha Enjoy Brazil and go to Floripa =D Best place in the world!!
São Paulo is fascinating, I’m paulistana but I lived that kinf of situation when I lived in São Paulo more than once. It felt worse when happened when my daughter and husband were victims too. When this happens again, again and again, you wonder till when you be luck enough to survive. In my case, I lost all hope of seeing things get better. Then the great chance to move in Canada came in our lives and I took that oppottunity as if it were the only lifeline. After 16 years in great Montreal, I still think it was the best move of my life. Love 🇨🇦 from bottom of my heart.
BTW, if someday you wanna have a Brazilian coffee and pão de queijo in Montreal, just reach out! :)
Ps: but I still think that there are not pizzas like those in São Paulo!
> Brazilian coffee and pão de queijo in Montreal
Falou que nem mineira, uai. Abraços de outro imigrante super satisfeito.
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Boa escolha, continue aí, o Canadá tá precisando, não volte mais, o Canadá precisa de vc, já são Paulo, nao
I'm from Guarulhos, the airport's city. And I love my state and SP, too. I am living in Portugal now, and I really miss this human warmth and people. Our country has many problems, but the solution is there: it is the own people.
Oh I didn't know the airport was in its own city!
@@TheNewTravel it's like Jersey and NYC. Guarulhos is the biggest non capital city in Brazil.
Hi I am a paulistano.
I was so happy seeing your video, you were really showing the Sao Paulo face, happines, beauty, busy. And than at the end I got sad because this that you passed through is also the Sao Paulo face, we are always afraid of being robbed or worse. This is a great city, yet is, but the politics corruption cause so much social inequality and the consequence is a sense of insecurity. I just discover you. I will keep watching you.
great video
ok, have to stop after 30 minutes, temporarily, loving it so far! on par with an Anthony Bourdain style. :)
thanks very good video...
Você mostrou a verdade , fez o certo .
Pareceu uma situação assustadora. Brasil é um país que tem problemas de segurança , não dá pra ignorar isso . Muito honesto seu canal 💙
Situação assustadora? Só faltou luz e o cara contando como se estivesse no meio da guerra, o resto do pessoal cagou completamente pra isso, exagerado pra caralho. As duas meninas pelo jeito chamaram a polícia sem nem ter acontecido nada.
@@ThePipojpquando a pessoa não sabe a língua ela começa a inventar coisas na própria cabeça, já pensam que estão em perigo devido ao esteriótipo.
@@Konnen-l9h (English follows) Na real, coloque-se na situação de um turista que não fala a língua local e não tinha acesso à internet naquele momento. O pessoal não tinha esclarecido quão grave era a situação e ele ficou no escuro. No Canadá só 700 pessoas morreram em abordagem policial de 2000 até 2022, no Brasil a polícia mata 7000 pessoas por ano. Para nós, que vivemos a vida inteira no Brasil, essa situação que ele passou é normalizada, mas eu te garanto que isso passa longe de ser a realidade que ele conhece. O Brasil é muito perigoso e o simples fato de brasileiros virem criticá-lo porque ele exagerou na reação já que a situação nem era tão ruim assim, é mais um indício que o estereótipo tem um fundo de verdade sim.
For real, put yourself in his shoes. A tourist who does not speak the local language and had lost connection to the internet. Nobody clarified how dangerous the situation was and he was left in the dark. In Canada, only 700 police-involved death were registered from 2000 to 2022, in Brazil the police kills 7000 people yearly. For us, who are born and raised in Brazil, that incident may seen normal, but I guarantee you that it is far from his reality. Brazil is dangerous and the mere fact that someone like you criticize him, saying he overreacted because that situation "was not that bad," further support the stereotype that you despise.
@@ThePipojp elas devem ter visto alguém andando no telhado, gritaram e chamaram a polícia.
3:42 It's a Jackfruit tree, bro.
We can see it's bearing many tender fruits. They will get big and ripe in around two months, producing sweet jackfruit.
I loved this video! had a bit of everything :)
btw, I didn't know your from Montreal hahaha
Next time, come to any place of north east. I recommend Recife(Pernambuco) or Salvador(Bahia). You will love there.
Congrats. You got to experience Sao Paulo in its fullness, including the power outage, the issues with criminals, etc, which are unfortunately two things very common nowadays. Fortunately you're fine. So think of it as the cherry on top.
also, you made that kid who sang some funk so happy, he'll never forget this, you can be sure ♥
also, also, why do i fell like i already watched this?
I had a shorter video about Sao Paulo languages, a few of the clips I reused in this one :)
Me apaixonei por um RUclipsr do Canada.
I love foreign currency so much. Its nice to look at them and think back to when you were in that country.
I'd think that (how the brazilians used to say) "you did capt the spirit of the thing" ❤ good lucky 🍀
Camisa daora, Luis
Salut Dan! Je trouvais que tu avais l’air fatigué, tu as les yeux cernés. Je comprends maintenant pourquoi. On dit souvent en voyage: le risque zéro n’existe pas. J’aime l’histoire avec le « coin ». Il va falloir que tu écrives un livre un jour, tu as du potentiel! Take care! 😊
Yes, it's been a tough year for many reasons.
covered a lot of areas. thanks
I'm sorry for what happened to you. But in Brazil, we must always be aware that bad things might happen. I wish you luck with another visit.
Awesome video bro! Next time you are there, go to the Liberdade district-it's the Japanese neighborhood. Brazil has the largest diaspora population of Japanese people in the world.
The months of December and January are rainy times in São Paulo, power cuts are quite normal, there are many trees in the city that end up falling in storms, not to mention that the company that takes care of the city's energy is not Brazilian and was bought by a Italian energy company which only made it worse, the Italians only aim for profit and provide a terrible service, but thankfully everything ended well. 😊
lovely to see no old folks there blocking up the streets with there electric wheel chairs and walking frames.
I was worried about you with the Late Pizza!
The power company that distributes energy in Sao Paulo is italian by the way and and it is not a generalized problem through the country it is a specific problem related to this company and heavier storms than usual that reaches the power lines which are not subterranian here.
22:12 OMG hes actually good
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mean while in LA they are dancing and singing along with the people of Gaza and Ukraine and more people are dancing and singing by the day in this world. But we must not be negative we got to keep looking on the bright side and look the other way and hope when half the world is gone we will be alright.
Funny that people go to Vancouver and they don’t do a thumbnail like that of the crackoland that sits there in Vancouver. They don’t take photos of the people living on the streets. In their cars…
next time, come to Brasília!
It's important to say that electric company (Enel) is not brazilian, it's Italian.
thats wild feels like a horror game
É o famoso "tudo acaba em pizza"
40:05 A DIVAAA
26:29 já estive aí, recomendo
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The expression “to end up in/with pizza” means a bad situation was ignored and not dealt with as it was supposed to.
Exactly! As a Brazilian, seeing the expression 'end up in pizza' play out literally made me laugh out loud. We definitely don’t eat pizza after a tragedy-it’s just a saying that means the incident wasn’t properly investigated or resolved
7:48 Oh, no. He sai "railway" and they put "berry" in the subtitles.
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So nice places to visit in São Paulo, I love Thais vídeo, thank you to share with us.
you want to here the language they use in my area of town in London you could call it English but it mostly means go away.
Alguém sabe me dizer o que o moço quis dizer com a palavra "insightful" no minuto 10:23 ? Eu achei a palavra "perspicaz" na Internet, mas não sei se é a tradução mais correta.
Quis dizer que ele traz clareza (insights) pra certos assuntos que me interessam :)
37:50 esse cara não apareceu no vídeo do douglassola? kkkkkkkkkk ele tava de cosplay de jujutsu kkkkkk
Well… Sao Paulo is the same as any other city. You must be careful every where. I got robbed in Paris and in New York. The best is always to have a Paulistano around… by the way I live in Los Angeles for 20 years but I was born in Sao Paulo. I think you are very couragous to get your camera and phone out in the streets to film for youtube. Just one thing: you need to try Sao Paulo pizza! It is the best and have different toppings 😘❤️
Daniel I'm sorry to inform but that scary scene was not real, it was the effect of a really strong caipirinha you had earlier my friend❤
Ellen Jabour is/was quite famous. So.. U didn't know but you've interviewed a brazilian celebrity.
The pizza thing is more of a saying than an actual culture. The saying would translate to something like "it finished in pizza". We say that when something bad happens, or someone does something bad and suffers no consequences for it. I'm very sorry you went through this scary episode man, Brazil is a great place, but criminality kind of ruins it.
Will you come in Paraguay? 🇵🇾
You could visit Encarnación City also known as "EncarnaYork" 😂
Asunción is the Capital of the country.
I live close from Asunción, if you come, you are invited to stay at my home. 😊
Yes it's a tradition I'm Brazil to wrap up a bad situation with pizza 🍕 especially for serious situations like politics, justice and financial scams
Correct me if I'm wrong but I think Brazil has the second largest japanese community after Japan? 🤔
Anyone know what that small camera is that he uses?
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I believe the first meal in the alley was kinda overpriced for such a small plate, but it seems to be in a touristic spot so...I don't get what people find "touristic" about this graffiti alley, but whatever. But you can eat better and cheaper even in São Paulo.
With ~10 USD you can "all you can eat" in a steakhouse in Americana, a town founded by american Confederates refugees 1h drive from São Paulo.
I know you're canadian, but there's no canadian colony as far as I know.
PS: insecurity sucks but what frustrates us most is the sense of impunity. "It ends in pizza", as corrupt politicians go eating to mock us, after they get absolved from their crimes for the people they named into the judiciary. Police arrest bandits; socialist-indoctrinated or corrupt judges releases them soon after.
And while I had my dog shot and a gun to my had when I was 13yo, the first time I was mugged was last year in Europe. I was in Barcelona and 2 thugs were following us in the Metro.
Once one jumped my brother, I threw him into the ground and armlocked him, but no one helped, including my brother. After I saw no one gave a fk, I let the guy go fearing he'd turn around and st@b me. We went to the "Mossos d'Esquadra", the catalan police, but they also didn't give a fk either, which is why I evade as much taxes as I can because the state only exist to serve itself.
I'm brazilian and so nice that you're here.
take a visit in João Pessoa, it's the most destination place for a visit according booking's recommendation for 2025
surprised me you in Brazil, I’m Brazilian I live in Spain, I watch your videos because I enjoy and to improve my English skills, is so easy to understand you, and a want more videos in Brazil, the Brazilian people is friendly, I guess you will be surprised hahaha
Aeeeeee sou de Fortaleza e fiquei feliz em ver São Geraldo ser vendida aí, pensei que fosse bem exclusiva daqui! :)
Temos as bebidas mais conhecidas daí na maioria dos empórios de grãos e derivados pq eles são de família nordestina.
I think what the hostel receptionist might've said is "it all ended in pizza" (tudo acabou em pizza), which is a phrase from political commentary where something like a corruption scandal goes unpunished, so it ends in pizza
In politics I think it means like... everyone just shrugged off the problem and went on with their lives as if nothing happened, which amusingly is exactly what happened at the hostel in your case
I used to hear this phrase on TV during the mensalão scandal in 2005, and to me as a teenager at the time it evoked images of politicians sharing stolen assets like slices of a pizza, but I think the intended image is simply the corrupt gathering up at a pizzeria and celebrating not being punished
Would you come to Timor-Leste 🇹🇱 ?? Located between Indonesia and Australia
You were very unfortunate. This kind of power outage is not that common in São Paulo. Actually, the average hours without power per year in Canada is three times as high as in São Paulo (18h vs 6h).
Two sides of the same coin… as Brazilian living in Montreal since 2015 I can really relate with your video final considerations.
Especially, what he said about Canadians' way of being nice is helping people with directions. I lol'd so much when he said that due to how relatable it is. 90% of my interactions with locals have been asking for directions.
Good video but I think you cannot say the energy company is corrupt, how do you know?
When i spoke to brazilians about when the power will be back they said: “the company says tomorrow but no one believes them as they’re corrupt and inefficient”
@@TheNewTravel no Brasil e talvez no mundo, as pessoas estão ouvindo muito a extrema direita, um dos discursos é que privatizar tudo é a solução, mais um discurso extremo e depois que venderam para um empresa de energia, começou a acontecer esse tipo de caso. Discursos extremos e de golpe de estado novamente e com o velho discurso contra questões sociais usando muito dinheiro e convencendo a população. Como nosso país é muito explorado, sempre existe receio de um novo golpe, uma nova ditadura militar de parte da elite, que prefere um país cada vez mais de extremos e desigual financeiramente.
Aqui parte da elite sempre quer ganhar mais, e frequentemente é o pobre que tem que pagar muito mais proporcionalmente que os ricos. De uma maneira bem extrema, como pode ver.
Dude, trust me. São Paulo's energy companies are notoriously infamous regarding transparency. They privatized it in 1998 by breaking Eletropaulo into four competing private companies, which only competed for three years when one prevailed and bought it's way to monopoly. Now, Eletropaulo belongs to an Italian company (Enel) and every year São Paulo continually breaks its record of power outages.
Poor girls... Brazil really sucks for women sometimes.
You were afraid about your stuff being stolen, but for women it's much worse, as you can imagine.
If I had to guess, someone tried to enter the house from the roof and the scream was probably someone who saw it.
They then called the police.
Everything in Brazil ends up in Pizza. Tudo no Brasil termina em pizza
think of the amount you pay in brazil is in dollars, so yeah, about the R$40 meal...
I think 2 .5 million Japanian iive in Brazil ....., and 1 mil from Leblon lives in Sao Paulo ......
Dude - It's just completely irresponsible of the owners of the hostel to leave the gate open in the middle of a power outage and go home. They are just playing games out of laziness to not take responsibility for the situation, they should hire somebody to take care of the place during the night in case of power outages, but they chose to just leave the door open and place a candle and go home hahahha. come on .. thats so bad bad bad. 1 star rating
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tfw no cute palhacinha gf 😭
Well, honestly dude, this last part of the video was totally unnecessary. First Brazil suffers a lot from its reputation for being insecure, we don't need any alerts about this topic anymore. This is a super passive-aggressive Canadian. I live in Canada myself and honestly every single day there is a shooting in a different neighborhood. Regarding the electric company same shit happened few years ago here in Canada, but it was worts because it was winter, We spent a week with no electricity in one fo the most coldest winter. Canada is too far away of being a paradise.
Isso ele não fala do Canadá, todo lugar do mundo tem sua parte boa é a ruim. Não existe cidade perfeita nesse planeta.
I mean, it is something he experienced that was traumatic. Why would he omit it?
@hudsonps4669 First nobody invited him to go there. The entire universe already know we have security challenges in Brazil, if something really bad happens to him it is because he is neglected. Tons of gringos do this just to reinforce the bad reputation of the city, that is in the reality is not any different than any other big city around the world, but they want present Brasil as the worst place.
@susanafrank3486 e óbvio que ele não vai falar, e não também não vai falar que tem um monte de maluco que esfaqueando os outros no metrô, ate mataram um Brasileiro por aqui estudante.
@@andrebrito4210 you don’t need an invitation.
If something bad happens to me anywhere, I’m going to talk about it.
where are all the tons of rubbish and plastic over flowing wheelie bins on the streets like we have on the streets here in Britain ?
bro saying he is not being dramatic is crazy to say bro lol
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where are all the old and disabled in electric wheel chairs that you get here in London?
cristian was like 🕯️