Corrupt Police? New Apartment. Good-bye Van! - Van Life back in Argentina
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- This day started off rough and just got worse. We have never been harassed by the Argentina Police like this. This is already a stressful time as we prepare to ship the van to Europe. And with only a short time left we really can't afford this!
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If it happened in a province called "Entre Ríos", then this is not surprising at all for me. I'm Brazilian and used to travel a lot in Argentina by car. I visited 11 provinces and had problems with the road police in only one of them: Entre Ríos. It was always the same story: they invented some problem with the car, or some (supposedly) missing item, and then asked for cash in order to liberate you. Shame on them!
Bom dia meus queridos!!!!
Isso aconteceu comigo em quase todas paradas policiais…querem dinheiro 😞
Sim, infelizmente, essa região tem muito disso, mas antigamente era bem pior e diminuiu um pouco de uns tempos para cá devido a reclamação das câmaras de comércio de algumas cidades do Rio Grande do Sul. Só para ter uma ideia, meu irmão que é caminhoneiro em Uruguaiana, trabalhava em uma empresa que já fazia o “acordo” mensal antecipado com esses policiais corruptos para evitar tantas paradas (e atrasos) nas viagens de entrega para a Argentina.
I hope none of you paid, this only feeds this corrupt system
U use some funny words
Anyone remember that one about the car not having a sheet to cover a dead person?
You both have been such good tourists and portrayed South America in such a positive light. It’s a shame you had the police stops right before you are leaving. Hoping for smooth sailing to Europe for you guys.
Shame is not respect the trafic laws on a country
Speaking of stikkers. You will definitely need «Angles Morts» stikkers before entering France. All vehicles above 3,5 tonns must have them.
European registered vehicles longer than 6 meters also must have orange lights and reflectors on the sights. I don’t know if out of continent vehicles also need them.
Good morning Snow and Curt, looking forward to seeing you soon in Brasil again! Enjoy your journey around the world as much as you can!
Disappointing to see corrupt cops I know Argentina’s economy is really bad, do these individual cops not paid enough? It’s shocking after you have spent SO much money in their Country which you love! That ticket seemed ridiculous? Nice AirBnB with great terrace for the kitties 😁 Carlos was a lovely person to help you Snow! Good luck with the Van shipment, you deserve it to be smooth sailing! 😉😆💜💙
No one gets paid enough (except authorities) when you have 150% inflation a year. But this problem is even more common in socialists/leftist countries. People see the authorities stealing, so they believe it's not wrong to do the same.
It was not a case of bribery/corruption. The van should be with their lights turned on, even daytime. You would get a fine here in Brazil as well.
@@marciocorrea8531 That's bullshit, DRL is mandatory in Argentina in all new cars (if the car has DRL you don't need the headlights on during the day), the cops were just corrupt. I've heard so many horror stories of corruption from the "Polícia Caminera" that it made me never want to drive to Argentina (I live in southern Brazil).
@@marciocorrea8531well, according to the law, "DRL" is allowed as a replacement for low beams on roads (but not at night, of course). That goes for both Argentina and Brazil.
In Brazil there is a law on headlights being turned on but they would never get a fine and tourists would warn them and they would never give a fine like that.
Corruption leaves such a bad taste in the mouth. South Africa has a high incidence of it. You must have been so happy to reach your final destination and off that road!
Your apartment looks really lovely. The kitties are going to love their space outside. Take care of yourselves and see you in the next one. 🙋🏼♀️
Just curious. What if you don't pay the fine? You're moving on, how would they ever catch up to you?
😮 Oh my gosh, my nerves are rattled and I’m not even involved!!! Such a nail biter!! 😬🫨 Sorry you had to deal with this guys!! Good luck! Can’t wait to see you on Wednesday!!
Here in Brazil, we hear many cases of friends who were approached in this way by the police in this region. It generally does not happen in other regions of Argentina. We often see cases of travelers who prefer to detour through Uruguay to avoid these problems!
Argentina is another country broken by socialism (Venezuela 2.0). Corruption comes more naturally In economically bankrupted nations.
Sorry guys but I'm not surprised. These countries are poor and love to take advantage. I'm surprised they didn't ask for money up front...😢
I am so sorry the corruption and using tourists for income has hit you guys so hard.
I know you're weeks past this already, but please remember 90% of tour issues happen in the last 10% of the trip! Please be intentional with everything you do and go above and beyond what's expected to remain safe. *hugs*
In fact this is usual in Argentina. The level of corruption of the autorities is terrible
In all hispanic countries. In Mexico they extort money from imigrats in dollars. Thats their way
El video demuestra otra cosa a quien creo al video a a usted que ni conocemos
What corruption? Nobody wanted a bribe, , we have trafic laws and they broke it
@@claudiotepedino5753 Camon dude, don't try to fool yourself, I know Argentina better than you think. By the way, I love it
A currupcao policial Argentina nós caminhoneiros do Brasil Kart odiamos ir para Argentina fora as refeições e ruim boa viagem Kart Isnol🙏🙏🙏
Kart isnol kkkjk
With the dissolving of governments around the world, you should run for home!! Your rights are not a guarantee anywhere any more. Its not "police," its governments dissolving. Come home. There are people being arrested and not heard from again...😮😮😮
Just a thought regarding fines. Have you applied for clean air zone stickers for travelling in places like France? They have a thing called Critair when driving on some French roads. It cost about €5 euro for our car, and will save you getting a big fine. They last a year. Germany and Belgium have them for cities. And Spain has them for motorways near cities.
Good call! I did so much research for driving in England and I don't know how I missed this! But $200 later, lesson learned.
There are lots speed cameras! We just got 3 tiks in 4 days ( speeding) although we were going with traffic.
Em Maringá a policia militar rodovíaria nos parou e o policial disse que a velocidade no trecho estava sendo controlada, e blá blá blá, chamou outro pelo rádio onde supostamente estaria o radar e o policial falou pelo rádio que estávamos a 127 km. Aí eu falei que podia multar ( pois as multas de radar nunca são dadas sem o comprovante do próprio radar). a conversa então mudou de rumo e começaram a implicar com a CNH do meu pai ( ele residia na Argentina, tinha identidade e CNH argentina) falaram que ele, por ser brasileiro tinha que apresentar a CNH do Brasil. De novo eu falei para multarem e acabaram multando ( fiquei mais tranquilizado pois aquela multa seria fácil de derrubar como efetivamente foi e acabaram cancelando a multa). Aí é que vem o mais bizarro e engraçado ( na realidade muito triste) da história. Eu fiquei tão puto com a tentativa de corrupção que resolvi ir até o posto policial dentro da cidade para denunciar os corruptos. Ao chegar no local o sargento na hora que iria me atender foi chamado pelo rádio e falou: - "Esse veículo passou por aqui a 127 km por hora". Eu estava falando com o chefe da corrupção!!! Pedi um informação qualquer e saí rápido do local.
It's a sign! Come back here to Brazil, we like you!
Como se a polícia rodoviária brasileira fosse muito honesta HAHAHA
@@albertoalmeida3424 Como se a ação de 1 policial condenasse todos os outros HAHAHA
Wow. Made up stuff. Greenback chase is on. Having to explain what DRL is will frazzle anyone, especially in another language.
Good morning Snow and Curt 🔆 What a perfect space for G and Vanna. I love how you told Vanna "we don't eat birds" 😂 I tell my pup the same thing whenever he's barking at the birds and/or squirrels.
I hope the rest of your stay in Argentina goes smoothly and you're able to find a good place to fix the windshield. Good luck with all your last minute errands, and we'll see you on Wednesday. Stay safe, 🤗🇨🇦
Could not say it better, as always ❤🇬🇷
Good Morning! So sad there are police like that. But I really like your new apartment for our last period of time in South America. Your kittens are enjoying the patio. That things look like they're looking up for you now. Did you put a blanket or something in those carriers for the kitties. I have been praying for this for several weeks now knowing we are behind where you are. Be blessed my very special friends.
Vanna can't eat birds but the humans can?
Wow! How scary to be pulled over twice! You managed everything with a great attitude. Love your apartment and how beautifully you cleaned up the terrace for the kitty’s. I’m amazed at your ability to plan and execute every detail of your departure. I’d love to know the name of the “Anxiety” song. So, so perfect. Can’t wait for your next day. May you find peace and joy in the meantime❤
Good morning, safe travels, thanks again Snow and Curt for the video.
well said we love you guys be safe and stay blessed
You are not wrong, they are building up to arrest for any reason...you are not safe and this is not normal times!!
Corruption at its worst. 😔Shame on Argentina police.
Those checkpoints in Argentina are notorious. They set them up to catch and fine Brazilians who drive into the country and are not familiar with their stupid regulations.
That's the main reason why I will never drive to Argentina (I live in southern Brazil). I've heard so many horror stories of corruption from the police there that I will never go to that country, it's not worth the hassle.
yep, about 4 years Ago i went to Argentina, drivng my land rover defender, i'm From rio grande do sul, and even with a friend fro Argentina aboard, they stoped us, asked a Lot of questions, to finely at the end, ask me if i had some "Plata para cachaça", gave them 5 pila(real), and they let us keep going... Latter on my friend told me that 5 real, waslike a Lot to them....
Porque finjes ser Brasilero si claramente eres Chileno o Mexicano?@@fulano1969
Otro mentiroso mas, en Argentina NADIE toma Cachaça, sinceramente no entiendo porque entran aqui a inventar historias solo para desprestigiar este pais, como si eso haria que sus paises dejen de ser una mierda.. @@maluucooo
👍🤩💝🙏I’m grateful for you guys for sharing the good and the bad so I will know what to possibly expect.😞
😩It’s sad to see the police corruption. Please let us know how you handled the ticket and where to pay etc.
I hope the van travels safely. I hope your travel with the cats is successful also. 🙏
The fine has been made, they did not ask them for money not to do it, so I do not see the corruption.
That the law is unfair is another matter.
Hi both
Many thanks for this video. Maybe laws have changed in that area for reflective tape etc or as Snow mentioned a government thing for the economy who knows, but am curious about your next steps on your journey
Much love and respect from across the pond in Uk x
Corrupção na Argentina...super normal....
Estranhava já não ter acontecido antes.
No Brasil não tem não, né?
Também já fui multada por estar somente com o sistema de farol automático (DRL) homologado pela fabricante do veículo e, desta forma, também pela legislação brasileira, ligado!
Aguardando o DETRAN/RJ deferir meu recurso😏
@@ramonlimberger no Brasil é claro que tem. Mas na Bolívia ou Argentina e descaradamente automático e institucionalizado. Com a crise econômica a Polícia Argentina anda desesperada atrás de dinheiro
Quando eu tinha agencia de turismo e fazia viagem para a Aegentina tinha que levar uma caixa de bombom garoto para distribuir para a policia caminera senão eles multavam@@ramonlimberger
@@paulooliveirabtc O problema é que com a generalização parece que tu tá fazendo um julgamento moral sobre todo povo argentino. E eu diria que a corrupção no Brasil é sim institucionalizada, não é descarada de policial pedindo dinheiro pra não liberar, mas sei de história de fiscal do detran pedindo propina pra não reprovar a carteira de habilitação. O Brasil e a Argentina são muito parecidos, eles só estão passando por uma fase economica pior.
My husband was harrassd in Illinois the other night. We stopped in a gas station for the rest stop. When he pulled out late at night passed a closed Wally’s station policeman was hidden in there he followed us to outside of town & pulled us over told my husband he was speeding in a school zone 11 miles over the speed limit. 9:00pm.
We know he was not speeding but he said he had us on radar.
We did not argue took the ticket where polite.
He knows we were not speeding because we just pulled out of Casey’s next door to closed Wally’s. It was 10/31/2023 . It is bad economy small town they need the revenue quota for the month.
No point in arguing. They always have upper hand. Long story short $202.00 ticket. In order to get class & court supervision so it does not go on record and cause your car insurance to go up. That’s life in a bad economy. Have a better day.😊
From Chicago you get a ticket for over 5 miles. 11 miles is high. Don’t blame Illinois.
School zone regulations are only supposed to apply during school hours when children are present. Write a letter to the court for a lesser fine or no fine. Look up the statute for clarification. Small town Barney Fifes.
Be prepared to be harrassed in Europe too. I had a bad experience in France coming from Amsterdam to Paris where they invented some traffic infraction I never made.
Well, that's the law, you need to drive on main roads with the headlights on, also in Chile
The law actaully says "running lights" --- we had the running lights on. The confusion is "what is running lights" --- but, it is all good.
Yes and no, because with only the running light there is no tail lights on, and older models doesn't have running lights, so you must drive with the headlights on, it is safer dough, that ist just the way it is
Don’t quit we are following you around the world.
So are we this is very educational
a handful of cash gets you though those stops quickly
Ya, a quick "is there some sort of fee I can pay today?"
Gosh wat 😳 disturbing thing ( there is bad people in every place) I'm sorry 😞 😔 😟 🙁 😥 😿
This is normal in LATAN, especially in Argentina, Peru and Bolivia unfortunately.
Jamás ocurriría en Chile. Si tú intentas sobornar a un Carabinero en Chile, te vas preso. Por lo to tanto, no hables sobre Chile sin conocer.
I understand how paying off harassment is more convenient, but change does not happen with people enabling it. To capture this behavior on video and audio and spreading the truth of it will be more effective in eventually effecting change.
if Milei doesn't win for president in the coming weeks it will get much worse, the whole thing will go down the drain
Cabe os parabéns aos comentaristas: máscaras caindo e os gringos (comentaristas)aproveitando o vídeo pra destilar seu desprezo pela América Latina(fazem isso sempre que algo não sai como esperado)e brasileiros querendo parecer diferenciados, chegando ao ponto de se rebaixarem. A polícia na fronteira Argentina desde sempre é chata,exigente e autoritária. Não é novidade. O assunto dos faróis é polêmico, sem querer invalidar o transtorno do casal, mas cabe esclarecimentos de algum argentino que realmente conheça a lei de trânsito daí.
Verdade, a xenofobia correndo solta nos comentários.
O que não consigo entender é o nível de hipocresía do brasileiro, comentan aqui sinalando e juzgando por corruptos aos outros quando Brasil é um pais de absoluta corrupção
Okay. That was stressful. Hang in there, guys. Sending good vibes.
Makes me so mad, that the people who get paid by your hard-earned taxes that are supposed to protect you then turn on you!!!! All over the world the same.
Esse problema de corrupção da polícia rodoviária da Argentina é uma vergonha para o país. Tem décadas, nada a ver com a situação econômica. Tomara que alguém veja o vídeo e tome providências.
Não adianta, tem vídeos que mostram eles quebrando o farol do carro e depois dizendo que teriam que pagar a multa pra poder seguir. Mas a multa teria que ser paga a eles naquele momento.
@@josenetobikeTUDO MENTIRA BRASILEIRO NOJENTO, QUE OS BRASILEIROS FAÇAM ISSO NO BRASIL, NAO SIGNIFICA QUE OS ARGENTINOS SEJAM COMO VOCÊS I
E Brasil é una vergonha para o mundo, como o brasileiro que foi caçado no USA por assassinar a esposa. Machistas assassinos
So sad to see police corruption so often
what corruption? Not respecting a traffic rule is corruption? He also admitted that he did it two more times.
@@loboar2808 Improve your English and watch it again
@@loboar2808 I'm also confused. It could be corruption, but some foreigners think there are no rules in Latin America and they are free to break them. And if they are called out they are being "harassed"
@@julianasilva6946Clearly, I do not deny that there is no corruption, there is in all the countries of the world. but in this case they were given the reason for the fine and everything is filmed, they look for any excuse not to admit their mistake.
No corruption , in argentina you have to use drive ligths on on the highways at daylight allways, its the law, no police requested for bribe
Nice big apartment. Vana is eyeing up that banana tree. She looks like a potential escape artist.
You been luckier than most regarding the corruption and cops. Sad 😢that you got nailed this time though. At least they don’t look too intimidating. Didn’t even look like they had guns. I can’t imagine the mentality of these policy enforcers. Brown shirts 🤨.
I’m enjoying watching the moving process. Just glad it’s you and not me!😂❤
I watched part of the videos in Brazil, they finally arrived in a developed country, Argentina, after walking through the forests of Brazil, among wild animals. Like every American with their Brazilian stereotype, they made a good itinerary, their followers in America must have enjoyed this wild adventure. However, Brazil is not a Jungle, it is a modern country with good structure and large metropolises, duplicated roads. Regarding the forest, you were at least 3 thousand km south of the Amazon rainforest. Here in Brazil, they were well treated wherever they went, by police officers, veterinarians and other people who spoke English to help. Already in Argentina they were victims of police extortion, In Brazil there are large seaports, they could have boarded the Van without any major problems. I hope they don't have any more problems boarding the Van, and that it arrives in Europe with all the equipment. I stop following the channel, in Europe there are many Brazilians doing this.
Well the problem is in your first sentence when you said you watched "part" of their videos in Brazil. This was their second trip to Brazil, and they absolutely love the country and went to many different cities there. They know it's very developed and is way more than just forests and jungles. And since you only watched part of the videos, then you obviously missed the parts where they explained why they are shipping out of Argentina and not Brazil.
Snow thoroughly researches everything about their travels. The main reason they are not shipping out of Brazil to Europe is because it would be much harder to import their two cats into Europe from Brazil. Their cats would have to undergo more unnecessary testing and injections if they left from Brazil. Argentina is a rabies-free country, and it is much easier to export the cats from there to Europe. Also, another reason why they are shipping from Argentina is so Snow can have another appointment there with her heart doctor before she travels to Europe. Both Curt and Snow are very educated and intelligent. Nobody should question their decisions or why they do things because they know what they are doing and make the best decisions that suit their needs and those of their two kitties.
Froner, ficaram pontas soltas nessa viagem pelo Br. Primeiro, fizeram alguns brasileiros acreditarem que iam percorrer o país(nordeste, etc.). Sempre de olho nas visualizações daqui (são espertos e marqueteiros). Depois, alegando um calendário "apertado"(como se não fossem eles que decidissem), estão correndo daqui(pra nunca mais voltar,suponho). É nítido que pararam por aqui só pelos reparos e visualizações. Isso não tira a qualidade e beleza das filmagens e claro, eles decidem o que quiserem, mas o discurso ficou meio incoerente...
@@suzanneyoung8011 I don't question their decisions, I watched a lot of their videos, including the first time they were in Brazil, but what I, as a Brazilian, question was the old and worn-out Stereotype of Brazil in the images they sent to their fans in the USA and Europe. From the images, anyone who doesn't know Brazil would believe that it doesn't have good roads, infrastructure, etc... Their decision to take the van to Argentina to send it to Europe is not my problem. As for the cardiologist, in Brazil there are dozens of large international medical centers, transplants, etc...
@@carolalmeida3688 Você definiu muito bem a questão, acho que são marqueteiros, não queriam vir ao Brasil, já tinham aquela má impressão, nas imagens só mostraram mata como se estivessem na floresta Amazônica. Andaram por BR 116 e outras BRs duplicadas, mas não mostraram nada, estiveram em S.Paulo filmaram só uma rua da periferia. Tinha que manter o estereótipo do Brasil para seus seguidores fora do Brasil. Já na Argentina foi diferente, em B Aires chegaram a fazer uma tomada aérea. A esposa feliz por encontrar seu cardiologista, como se aqui no Brasil não tem grandes centros médicos de nível intencional. Na Argentina logo na entrada levaram várias multas bem pesadas de policiais corruptos, e no embarque da Van no Porto, com certeza irão criar tudo que é dificuldade. Enfim que façam um boa viagem até a Europa.
@@fronerbr2738 Exato, quando entraram no Br,a primeira vez, vieram com uma história de "guerra" que estaria em curso na Amazônia 😄, mas devido à repercussão negativa nos comentários, não tocaram mais no assunto, alegando que já tinham visto a Amazônia peruana. A mulher nitidamente apressada pra vazar daqui. Ele disfarça um pouco mais. Aqui no estado de SP foi decepcionante. E brasileiros emocionados acreditando no papo deles, da possibilidade de se estabelecerem aqui(tática pra segurar audiência).Medicina e transporte da van para a Europa não faltam aqui( ou esse agente contratado deles que não sabe trabalhar aqui). Enfim, muitas questões, mas como você diz, que sigam com suas decisões, ninguém tem nada com isso. Mas nem todos são ingênuos pra comprar toda a conversa deles. Abraços, valeu o retorno.
The law in Brazil "Drivers with vehicles with DRL are not obliged to turn on the low beam on any highway"
Way to get revenue. Its obvious they can't see it because the sun is shining brightly. Why would you want headlights on a bright shiny day. Appeal the fine. Lots of tourists come to my country and leave without paying their fines.
Exciting times! Vanna is definitely eyeing up the top of the wall around that little
Courtyard 😅
She ABSOLUTELY loves it out there!
Vanna is hypnotized by that plant.
Oh yes!
Talvez eu esteja errado, mas aquelas luzes também não servem no Brasil para andar em rodovias federais. Aqui chamamos de farol baixo. Mas aqui acho que não param as pessoas, só enviam a multa 😅.
É o sistema automático de faróis (DRL) que foi homologado pelo Brasil. Está lá, também escrito na legislação que é aceito! Porém, na prática, eles multam sim.
Ano passado me multaram e estou aguardando o DETRAN/RJ aceitar meu recurso....😏
This reflective tape shit also happens a lot in Rio Grande do Sul state Brazil, except they are not expecting you to pay a bribe. They are REALLY giving you a fine
Thanks for taking us along. You have a lot of folks behind you. You give us like like real world news in just your everyday videos. I am praying things go well, and look forward to how things change when you finally get to Europe. I do enjoy your vlogs, such good work.
Uma pena policiais insensíveis . No Brasil polícia rodoviária já foi assim TB. Mas melhorou muito. Vcs poderiam ter saído de Natal mais próximo da Europa custos menores.
Maybe it's time to come home? Things are getting nuts out there...
Our van is our home ♥️ we stay in touch with local embassies... We have always stayed connected so we know areas to avoid. 😊
The first time I went to Argentina, I went by bus. It was ridiculous how the police approached us. Since Paso De Los Libres till almost Buenos Aires, we had to pay each time they stopped us. One policeman even asked for a Coke. As neighbors, we know that Argentina’s situation has been in a downfall since the early 2000s, but this police situation is ridiculous.
This is why I wouldn't be able to handle travel out of the country anymore; that's just too much stress & anxiety. I'd like to go back to our neighbor Canada someday though.
That little outside laundry room is a good idea, protected from the elements, yet able to air dry out there too with the sun.
No corruption. Only bureaucracy. In Brazil, cars, trucks, vans, etc. MUST turn on the lights on roads, day and night. About the tape, it is mandatory to vehicles above certain size. It´s not harassment.
Our lights were on... our vehicle will not run without the lights on.
Y’all are so good about giving positive but honest reviews in your travels. Thank you for letting us know what happened. Stay safe stay well 😘
You guys are so brave. I could not go through all that to go to another country as bad as I would want to. To much stress. Good luck guys! Much love!🦋❤️
Try going over the border from Canada to the USA.....talk about stress!
If you chose to cross in Brazil, I think it would be cheaper, or at least less stressful.If you chose to cross in Brazil, I think it would be cheaper, or at least less stressful. In fact, I myself was a victim of these types of police officers on a trip with friends to Uruguay. I don't know how it is today, but 15 years ago, all you had to do was see Brazilian signs to stop...
Polícia de Entre Rios é famosa por "criar dificuldades" a viajantes.
Probably similar to our safety corridors here in the US where you have to have your headlights on not running lights my guess
That ticket was very wrong. Hopefully you won't get harassed anymore before yall leave.
You didn’t understand. They just wanted a couple of dollars. 😂😡😂😡😂🤬
Ah, the headaches and complications of travelling this marvellous and crazy old world ... I feel for you. But your positive outlook conquers all in the end - this has been proven again and again.😎
So happy that Vanna and GMoney love the catio - great find, that AirBnB!
Argentina just lost a bunch of tourism dollars from your viewers ! Shame on you Argentina ! Don't cry for me Argentina !
You’ll see lots of this type of elevators in Europe, some are so tiny that barely fit one person.
Gonna give you a ticket 'cause you didn't have the lights on, during the day? OMG, thats only asking you for a few pesos$$$ !!!
Resolve the ticket at the US embassy. That Argentina cop is ignorant or corrupt. Cheers
Be happy it's not Christmas time and the Policeman's ball is just around the corner!😉🤣It's not worth the hassle, pay the bill and run! 👍
HI! Congratulations on getting this far in your journey. I have a suggestion for the kitties and their new lodging - put some of your comfortable clothes in there - preferably unwashed, smelling of you both. Is Vanna a daddy's girl? Put a dirty, soft undershirt, T shirt, socks...you get the idea. Switch it out over the next 6 weeks so it won't get too rank. They will be comforted by your smell in your soft clothes. I'm loving Argentina. I was there briefly in the 70s. I'm sorry you had to miss Uruguay - but maybe a day trip over to Montevideo? Have fun!!!
Beautiful airbnb. Hope you have time to decompress.
They want dollar bribrs
Shipped a van to Europe in 1997 drove over 7000 miles.
After several years back and forth we brought a small apartment 1 hour east of Salzburg Austria
We still go every year.
What are you doing about a visa? A tourist visa is only good for 90 days for the whole EU
And why are you going in the winter?
Can’t you get a flight with pet in cabin?
We had a Chihuahua flew over 10 times in cabin.
I heppend with me and my wife in Uruguay. Because of the same reason. In that opportunity the police officers requested us a (Coca-Cola). I was wrong. My lights were turned off.
That was some scary stuff with those police stops. Great abnb! That porch is so wonderful for the kitties. I am assuming you got the windshield fixed. I missed it or it went so smoothly you didn’t need to share it. Lol Exciting times. Not sure how far ahead you are but guessing the van has shipped. See you on Wednesday. Looking forward to it as always. 😊❤
Don’t pay. You’re shipping out . And after this experience, why would you ever return? And why would any of us ever visit either?
The van is leaving, Curt isn't. A ticket could flag on his visa when leaving.
It was not a good day to enter the country. Bad police everywhere. Hope the rest of your visit there is all good. Twice is enough. Take care and enjoy.
What a lovely apartment. Which country are you going to visit in Europe? in Denmark, instead of with your feet in two oceans (North of Skagen) or H.C. Andersen's childhood home in Odense. in Copenhagen see Amalienborg (the Danish queen and the crown prince couple live in those buildings) In Helsingør experience kronborg castle. known for, among other things, Hamlet. take the ferry to Sweden and experience a great deal of nature and from there to Norway and stand as the Nordic can can in the world (apart from northern Greenland. where you can't get to by car only with sled dogs)
You didn't really experience São Paulo. Spend some time in it when you come back.
You need to watch the movies of Ricardo Darin with all the nuts things that may happen in Argentina since ever. It is pathetic what a person might need to go through due to unecessary bureaucray... and someting more😮.
Wow that’s a travellers nightmare. Good luck you two.
So many checkpoints, it reminded me of the old East Germany. Still, if you were not asked for a bribe ("coima"), then it was not corruption. It was just pure authoritarianism on the part of the state. I grew up in that country; I saw really bad stuff in my day. What you went through was just authoritarian-style bureaucratic harassment.
This happens often in Ecuador…Always carry 5’s and 10’s….
I'm so upset! I can see they are making things up to get money from you and this is so frustrating. But I hope everything goes smoothly from now on.
Well.. I'm sad to say Argentina will get worse if the politics continue the same. It's much worse that. Brazil and we are in a bad situation.
So don't confuse Latinos. The United States doesn't consider Brazil Latin, we don't speak Spanish.Our country is happier, more respectful of tourists.We have criminals but we have honest and good people.
Todo país que tem sua língua desenvolvida do latin, é um país latino. Português, espanhol, italiano, francês, etc. Existe america Latina e Europa Latina.
El portugués tiene raíces latinas, por lo tanto, ustedes son latinos.
@@Pilar.1402 exatamente.
I had to pause to comment. I am VERY surprised that the police at the check point allowed for videoing. It is corrupt because the ticket stated that....The most important is a measure that was already two years late: from now on, all new models launched for sale in Argentina must come equipped with automatic daytime running lights. Your van isn't new nor did you buy it in Argentina. So your drl wasn't recognized, evidently. So either this police man was absolutely corrupt or had no knowledge of true facts. Unfortunately this is just how it is in many foreign countries and the best thing to do is not become frustrated or even angry about it but if a ticket was cited, just pay it and move onward. We see things like this a lot in Africa during mission trips.
Es lamentable y no se sabe porque pero la policía de Entre Ríos es la más corrupta de Argentina, principalmente en la RN14. Es una lástima ya que Entre Ríos es una provincia con turismo de termas y le juega muy en contra. Son capaces de parar hasta 5 veces en un recorrido. Saludos disfruten las otras cosas buenas que tenemos.
This what happens when the Government doesn't pay them a decent wage! It's the same down in Bali. They stop all the motorbikes to see if people have a license and are wearing a helmet. Luckily you can give them a five dollar bribe and they let you go. It might be more now. I haven't been stopped in years. You never know where they make these roadblocks. Corruption at it's finest!
I could tell by the music something was wrong at the beginning. How aggravating for you
I've traveled South America, Africa and Asia by car over many years. I have a 100,000 peso bill in my car registration papers that i have learned to just let the cop take if he chooses. It's easier than the alternative.
With all the corruption I would think it’s not worth the trouble to live in Argentina. I just couldn’t patronize a country that was corrupt.
Good morning your place is wonderful That's such a great place for the cats if it was me I would never pay that ticket that is just stupid I don't know how long you guys are going to be there but if you're not driving I wouldn't worry about it just my opinion
You didn’t show on this video, did you find a place to pay your ticket (wrongly given) ?
Good job on not losing your cool. James 2:8 may not get you out of a ticket, rather a sleepless night for the corrupt knowing their deeds
I think you're right about Argentina's economy. Sooo sorry they harassed you. That apt. is really cool! I Love that patio! Please be safe over there! 😺💜
Daytime running lights are standard feature in Canadian made cars, it is mandatory, and it’s not like you pointed out on your vehicle, it is the actual headlights running at half power, and they are on at all times.
Hope the weather will settle down a bit by the time will be here in Europe, right now there are storms and floods kicking badly all around.., from Belgium/Netherlands to Italy...Much love to you and the kitties❤
Sno. I’ve heard your cats need to be in soft animal carriers for the airplanes. If u want them to travel with you in the cabin.
I don't wanna be a Debbie Downer, but I think ya'all are nutz for going to the EU while the world is at war.