I just discovered this podcast. Thank you for putting a smile on my face. I was feeling down this morning bass you totally flipped it for me. Respect from an unhappy expat - Jawad you’re something else! :) x
Being an expat, sitting in my tiny room enjoying my first day off since 10 days while watching your episode and laughing my ass off untill the part at 15:00 hits hard made me cry …….. sha3b lebneene ekel khara wein ma ra7 hata law tala3 masare means nothing when your working like a robot…
This is truly a masterpiece. This story is both fascinating, and puts our sense of ethics to test. Firstly, Jawad, the protagonist of the story escapes prison. This is against the law and is a punishable offence. In the midst of this situation, Jawad's friend Rana helps him, by allowing him to stay in her house. This is where the dilemma appears. Should Rana be punished too? On one hand, she harbors a criminal in her home. On the other hand, we can appreciate her friendship. How do we determine if these are good values or not? Even further, can we truly criticize Jawad for escaping prison? As he said, marwan habib sexually assaulted him. Moreover, while running away from the cops, his penis faced a very severe injury, and if Rana did not help him, Jawad would have faced a dire situation. The second arc of the story comes when Jawad is unable to pay child support. By giving his baby to creepy old guys, Jawad is ensuring the custody towards someone who can "pay" for the child and his needs. But is this ethical? As we know, creepy old guys are not known to have the best reputation in terms of interacting with children. I believe this is so wittily written, it truly deserves an Oscar, as it puts one's morals and system of values to the test. We can sympathise with Jawad for his problems, or we can adhere strictly to the law, and condemn Jawad for his treacherous acts. Or, we can have both sympathy and criticism for Jawad.
The narrative of Jawad's escapade from prison, aided by the complicit involvement of Rana, unfolds as a disconcerting tale marked by a series of reprehensible choices. Jawad's initial evasion of legal consequences already establishes a foundation of ethical ambiguity, showcasing a willingness to disregard societal norms and legal boundaries. However, the story takes an even darker turn with Jawad's decision to impregnate Rana and subsequently abandon both her and the child. This act not only underscores a severe lack of personal responsibility but also reveals a callous indifference to the emotional and financial repercussions of his actions. The gravity of Jawad's actions becomes particularly egregious when he opts to relinquish paternal duties by giving the child to creepy old guys, ostensibly due to financial constraints. This decision reflects a profound failure to recognize the moral obligations associated with parenthood, as well as a glaring absence of empathy for the emotional well-being of both Rana and the child. Jawad's narrative is a stark portrayal of a character driven by self-interest, demonstrating an alarming disregard for the long-term consequences of his choices. Moreover, the repercussions of Jawad's actions extend beyond his immediate relationships, as his irresponsible behavior contributes to a broader societal impact. The story serves as a cautionary tale about the far-reaching consequences of individuals who prioritize their personal desires over the well-being of those around them. Jawad's lack of foresight and ethical consideration paints him as a deeply flawed character, leaving a trail of broken lives and shattered relationships in his wake. In examining this narrative, one cannot help but be dismayed by the profound moral deficiencies that permeate Jawad's character, prompting reflection on the importance of ethical decision-making and personal responsibility in navigating the complexities of human relationships.
Jawad said it right regarding Lebanese expatriates. All the joy you see, whether at home or in hosted countries, is fake. Nothing is like our Lebanon. Love you guys!
ele 4 years barra lebnen w jeet for a month w kes ekht el seea elle jeet feya, what makes it bearable is people like u wel ref2a(elle tlat rbeeon hejaru ofc) msh la2an lebnen lebnen ayre b lebnen. living in an apartment alone and the doubts and loneliness was spot on, thanks for this episode bhebkon
I am in Canada. As you said, I sleep for 3 hours, work 40 hours a week for minimum wage, study, and have no days off. Fuck the passport. I'm coming back to Lebanon, hek hek wen ma ken m2ayra mentek ekht el dene, at least I'll be in the comfort of my own room.
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I'm happy to be dissapointed instead of being the one dissapointing others for a change
Thank You Gino for your support ❤️
guys respectfully ! nteko nazlo more videos ... merci
I just discovered this podcast. Thank you for putting a smile on my face. I was feeling down this morning bass you totally flipped it for me. Respect from an unhappy expat - Jawad you’re something else! :) x
Being an expat, sitting in my tiny room enjoying my first day off since 10 days while watching your episode and laughing my ass off untill the part at 15:00 hits hard made me cry …….. sha3b lebneene ekel khara wein ma ra7 hata law tala3 masare means nothing when your working like a robot…
Best fucking thing ever this year ! Please more content.
Thank you for your support ❤️
@@choumaken Wallah tol3et mereb7a el podcast
This is truly a masterpiece. This story is both fascinating, and puts our sense of ethics to test. Firstly, Jawad, the protagonist of the story escapes prison. This is against the law and is a punishable offence. In the midst of this situation, Jawad's friend Rana helps him, by allowing him to stay in her house. This is where the dilemma appears. Should Rana be punished too? On one hand, she harbors a criminal in her home. On the other hand, we can appreciate her friendship. How do we determine if these are good values or not? Even further, can we truly criticize Jawad for escaping prison? As he said, marwan habib sexually assaulted him. Moreover, while running away from the cops, his penis faced a very severe injury, and if Rana did not help him, Jawad would have faced a dire situation.
The second arc of the story comes when Jawad is unable to pay child support. By giving his baby to creepy old guys, Jawad is ensuring the custody towards someone who can "pay" for the child and his needs. But is this ethical? As we know, creepy old guys are not known to have the best reputation in terms of interacting with children.
I believe this is so wittily written, it truly deserves an Oscar, as it puts one's morals and system of values to the test. We can sympathise with Jawad for his problems, or we can adhere strictly to the law, and condemn Jawad for his treacherous acts. Or, we can have both sympathy and criticism for Jawad.
Bro yelaan ayree
ayre bi jledtak shu he 😂
😂😂
The narrative of Jawad's escapade from prison, aided by the complicit involvement of Rana, unfolds as a disconcerting tale marked by a series of reprehensible choices. Jawad's initial evasion of legal consequences already establishes a foundation of ethical ambiguity, showcasing a willingness to disregard societal norms and legal boundaries. However, the story takes an even darker turn with Jawad's decision to impregnate Rana and subsequently abandon both her and the child. This act not only underscores a severe lack of personal responsibility but also reveals a callous indifference to the emotional and financial repercussions of his actions.
The gravity of Jawad's actions becomes particularly egregious when he opts to relinquish paternal duties by giving the child to creepy old guys, ostensibly due to financial constraints. This decision reflects a profound failure to recognize the moral obligations associated with parenthood, as well as a glaring absence of empathy for the emotional well-being of both Rana and the child. Jawad's narrative is a stark portrayal of a character driven by self-interest, demonstrating an alarming disregard for the long-term consequences of his choices.
Moreover, the repercussions of Jawad's actions extend beyond his immediate relationships, as his irresponsible behavior contributes to a broader societal impact. The story serves as a cautionary tale about the far-reaching consequences of individuals who prioritize their personal desires over the well-being of those around them. Jawad's lack of foresight and ethical consideration paints him as a deeply flawed character, leaving a trail of broken lives and shattered relationships in his wake. In examining this narrative, one cannot help but be dismayed by the profound moral deficiencies that permeate Jawad's character, prompting reflection on the importance of ethical decision-making and personal responsibility in navigating the complexities of human relationships.
Jamul is this you
بتابعكم من قلب الخيمة من غزة.. لما واحد يسألني كيفك بحكيله متل كيف جواد 😂
♥️
Best podcast ever, I really like the informality in your speech; I feel like I'm chilling with my friends back in Syria. keep up the good work.
Agreed
Based Podcast. We want to create a new religion called “Jawadism”.
Javadizm
“Do not worry, I won’t say the name of the podcast” jayde
I understood the reference
Ktir jayde
Obsessed 3anjed 😍 watch every episode like 3 times lol
لتأسيس الدولة الايرية ..بايري
شكرا للدعم ❤️
Jawad said it right regarding Lebanese expatriates. All the joy you see, whether at home or in hosted countries, is fake. Nothing is like our Lebanon. Love you guys!
Jawad getting flashbacks from "kifak jawad?" Is going to be a call back joke for years... iza dayanto
Stop bein delulu 😭😭🤣🤣🤣my fav podcast, bravo guys 👌
Please don't suddenly disappear like everything else great in life , keep it مأيرا guys 😂 all love from libya 🇱🇾
Thanks!
Thank you for the support Ahmad ❤️
Best Part when he said:"meen fkrk 3m y79'rna?" very relatable
22 minutes of a smile on my face.. thank you.. keep it up
Thank you appreciated very much
First ever time i watch a full podcast episode, createee moree
You should upload podcasts more often
Love u from Syria
Lovely as always, please can you add English subtitles la nfarje l ajeneb our national treasure
hay la laffet shawarma
Thank you for tomorrow’s lunch ♥️
Potcast ekhet man. , jawad khel2en lal potcast ktir awe , rana ktir awiye ❤🔝
love you guys ... your podcast is becoming very popular in Syria especially within youth ❤
Each time when I feel depression is about to hit, I come back to this podcast. Antidepressants 😂
A fan from Swiss/suria
Love this pod lmaoo keep pushing
I think i’m the only tunisian watching this , keep it going guys!
Your podcast is the best thing to watch while smoking a blunt..
Great come back !!! Keep it up full support !!!!
Can't stop watching.. love from Canada
You should make a segment about the best comment every episode
ele 4 years barra lebnen w jeet for a month w kes ekht el seea elle jeet feya, what makes it bearable is people like u wel ref2a(elle tlat rbeeon hejaru ofc) msh la2an lebnen lebnen ayre b lebnen. living in an apartment alone and the doubts and loneliness was spot on, thanks for this episode bhebkon
keefak @Teeiscold
Greetings to you from Syria, Jawad and Rana
3:48😂this shit got me dead
Being a Lebanese expat myself, i do feel that Lebanese expats suffer from cognitive dissonance haha
تقريبا انا مسئول نشر البودكاست فمصر 🤣🤣♥️♥️
بحبكم نيييك فشخ
my fav podcast so far, love from saudi❤️
fi hada behebak jawad. ana. nazlo more videos merci
Who's rewatching all their episodes?
Bro 30 first seconds w deja aam bmout dehek😂😂😂
ktirr bhebkounn keep goingg
Thank you for standing up for the expacts😂 this is exactly how we are and it’s been 3 years anddd I have a citizenship already lol 💔
Just discovered this masterpiece, much love and support from Algeria!
sarde is too serious for me , this is what i need
Big love from Palestine ❤️
ما في ملح .. في ناس عندا كوليستيرول.. 😂😂❤️❤️
وايررررر متى حتنزلوووو كمان ؟؟؟ كل يوم بدخل بشوف اذا منزلين فيديو او لاااا ، بحبكم❤
ولله Love you من فترة بشوف المقاطع عل انستا مبارح فتت خلصت كل الحلقات 🤣❤❤❤
Rana "فينيقية" la daraji ma bt3rf keef byolfzo كفركلا 😂, GL guys.
I’m a simple man. I saw the reel. I watched the entire episodes in 1 day today. Big shoutout to Antoine Kassis
Ataltoune! Love the pod and keep it up ya helwin w cheers men expats hollanda 🤣
15:30 I was listening to this while working as waiter as an expact in Budapest how the fuck could you get your demo so fucking accurate we feel naked
She was literally saying eza ma 7abayto la ayrna then you cut it 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Listen, it burned with me, everyone tells me kefak jauad Find you a solution
Big love from Morocco 🇲🇦
dima maghrib
Spicy episode🔥
luv from Palestine
best laugh i’ve had in a while
this podcast is very much targeting a very specific audience kifkon guys?
bhebkon
THE BESTTTTT PODCAST! can't stop laughing!!
Pure lebanese therapy 😂
jawad kan byeshbah freddie mercury awal episodes
fgheddy meghcughy
You better make more episodes, watching the podcast from France.
HAHAHAHAHA ANTOINE KASSIS
ههههه يا اخي بودكاست عجيب جواد يمثل الشاب العربي وخصوصاً الشب اللبناني❤ شكراً على مشاركتكم المخرية 😂❤️
Your content guys is very special and funny. When I watch your videos, I don't feel the time. Keep up this content , Je vous aime les gars 🇱🇧🇮🇶🫶🏻
me an expat, nodding my head at 15:27 , because everything Jawad says is true as fuck
ma3o ha2 jawad aan el expats w hek im literally paying $1100 a month for a bedroom in boston bs eno rawa2
Thank you for the support 🫡
Jawad is literally 10x better than Mr. Lebanon 😭😭
Where do you watch the full episodes?
بودكاست مختلف بطريقه واضحه صريحه من غير اي مجاملات او تلميع.
You Guys Are Awesome ❤
I love it to your podcast man
metet😂😂😂 ma 3ande chi 2oulo comment kermel el algorithm. keep it up
bro ladghet jawad be R kteer btdahek"msh daghooghe"😂😂😂
These pods are so amazing. The thing I loved most about the episodes is كيفك جوادyour follower
❤️from Palestine
Best اخري شي بدنيا in my life ❤
In love with this prodcast
Ento jama3a underrated 🔥, bas sheel el autofocus 3an Rana/Ghana, not sure shu esmha tbh 3shan bteldagh
Hahaha it's rana... Shu meshklit el auto focus 3layha ma fhemet
3m yroo7 el focus@@ledkareem727
كيفك جواد 😂😂😂 مبروك الشهرة
I felt attacked when u said meen 3am ye7darna wahad a3ed barra be oda metren be meter
انا فلسطيني وبتباعكو مع اني نص كلامكو انجليزي بس بحبكو ❤😂
Jawad it's your fellow Bsalime again, nzal de22ak da2 Fifa. Anyplace anytime anyjehiz
15:39 mentek alebna…. Ayre bel passport 😂… m2ayra mentek ekht el wade3
😍3melo episodes aktar 😍
I love you guys u guys are the best
The best
Hahaha habet lreverse psychology bl ekher😭
You are a turtle ❤😂 made my night
keep going love u guys w i wanted to say eno u live 10 sec b3id aane w el zalameh li sabbalkon bi the last video byo2rabneh 😂😂
💜💜
Keep it up my favorite “prodcastors” 🎉
George Orwell 1984 but big brother is Jawad
مدري ليش احس اني السعودي الوحيد الي يتابعكم
حرفيا كل شي هون خصو بالpop Culture اللبناني كيف عم تفهم
صدقني we can relate @@Artemis985
اوه شيت انا بعد اتابعهم
@@Artemis985 they are make me happy
كيف عم تفهم
Strong come back 😂😂
Thanks for the laugh! You guys are awesome
So much fun😚😂 keep going guys 🔥
I am in Canada. As you said, I sleep for 3 hours, work 40 hours a week for minimum wage, study, and have no days off. Fuck the passport.
I'm coming back to Lebanon, hek hek wen ma ken m2ayra mentek ekht el dene, at least I'll be in the comfort of my own room.
R you able 2 live there youse should be tough as Steel Lebanon is literally a Wasteland
I now respect Antoine Kassis even less than I did before
😂😂😂
زووم التبلولة يللي فايت بالبطاطا اطيب شي ❤️
Werrrr basss byeshbahak bro
5:06 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Do not worry 😂