The man in the restaurant was very kind, provided great service and even offered Kurt a ride back to in his hotel so he wouldn’t risk getting robbed. The world could use more people like him.
I love that the first man treated you like a local and was going to charge you only one sol. You’re a amazing person for showing how grateful you are and giving him that extra ! Keep up the positive vibes Kurt ! There’s a reason why you are welcomed by everyone and it’s because you are a amazing person ! God bless!
It’s the only way, I disagree with 20% tips in the USA, but over there I’d pay 30%+ because they ACTUALLY need it baddd here waiters make bank I don’t feel bad for them. 😂 that’s why I only tip 10% food already overpriced + high taxes.
@@MobileAura you must live in the city. News flash, a huge percentage of America is rural. In these small towns waiters might only get 3 tables per shift making 3 dollars an hour. That’s what, 50 dollars in a. 8 hour shift between tips and wages...that’s trash 🗑
@@loljakebored07 They can pay their bills with 10%. I’ve been a waiter had plenty of waiter/waitress friends who all make bank. Haven’t had one complain yet tbh lol. Maybe it’s just my area nothing special about it but who knows.
Stop! Don’t have so much poverty like that here, it is not like most of people are in poverty and even if it is not like miserble way, at least they have houses and in USA,the really pooor people don’t have, There is more homeless than all in South American and many of them is because they work but can’t pay rent. You have to go outside the bubble and find out that all countries and continents have poverty and levels of her too. Try to find the slms in Europe, Africa, Asia, ME and you will be shocked. We have more problem with violen and also is not in every place, Peru is very safe, even Brazil depends where.
Two things immediately jump out when you start watching Kurt: 1) It's been said before: Balls of steel. He has a unique confidence and charisma that keeps you watching. 2) This man's hatred of seafood is legendary
Fast forward a year later from this video and Kurt's Spanish has evolved remarkably. This is inspirational and drives home the point that conversations and immersion have to be the best language learning tools.
When I was living in Argentina the take-away restaurant around the corner was run by a Peruvian family. They were great people. I always bought so much of their Chaufa 😂. When they found out I was leaving the country, they gave me the family recipe for Chaufa and I still make it to this day.
Hi Kurt, I'll tell you a bit about the latin american spanish (from Mexico to Argentina) The word POCO, is interpreted in latin america as "some" and in some cases "a lot", however UN POQUITO, is interpreted as "a little" Example: The lady asked: Quiere un POCO de arroz? and she served you a normal serve. When you asked for just a little bit of ceviche, you should have said UN POQUITO de ceviche. Also when it comes to food serves, if you want half only, it is best to use the word MITAD. Your spanish is very good by the way. Cheers and good travels.
Really? I was in your country when the pandemic started. You trapped tourists and would not allow them to leave. Other countries did not allow people to enter but did prevent tourists from returning to their country.
@@apt981I'm from lima . He was really kind . Here people that act and look kind are actually kind . We are not Venezuela or colombia. People who rob usually are always uneducated every second they don't act kind . Never. We are not Caribbean scum
People in Peru are so nice, the guy was so worried that he even offered to drop him off after eating. My trip in Peru i had so many honest taxi drivers compared to Thailand where everybody tried to hustle you
Defo mate!! I have to admit there are still few people who try to rip off tourists not as much as in Asia (been there so many times)but to put in a nutshell we Peruviana are a very honest people shame the bloke didn't like "ceviche" mate that's the most popular Peruvian dish .
I think nepal taxi driver is worst thailand taxi driver try to make money only in tourist places but if you say them that i will go only by meter they get agreed and thai people are also friendly too
16:39 WOW! What a honorable man offering to take you home himself! He knew the danger of his city. Once you ate at his establishment you became family, and he felt it was his obligation to get you home safely. He even kept saying “you’re going home, right” when that taxi pulled up. Awesome content! Stay safe brother and don’t go out past dark
@@elephantmoney He did sound sketchy but he is traceable. If he is connected with the restaurant he is not random. In my experience, restaurant owners and family will look after you if you are a good patron.
Santa madre por un momento pence que se pasarian de vivos y lo estafarian y que se iva a llevar una mala pasada con la comida pero me hicierón ver el bosque detras del árbol y saber que aun hay gente amable, honesta y respetuosa, muy buenas personas me alegraron el día.
Oh man, when you told the guy in the restaurant that you don't want to throw food, he thought you told him to clean the floor! He started cleaning! Oh my heart..
Porque tener miedo, ? No den miedo a la gente diciendo que las calles son malas no atraigan negatividad y no infundan miedo, ellos estan preparado para todo. No deben infundir miedo, en el amor no hay temor porque el perfecto amor echa fuera el temor , y el que con Dios camina anda seguro sin temor del mal.
Perú es increíble !!! La gente es espectacular, te ayudan, te cuidan, te guían. Fui desde Chile solo y lejos es gente muy cálida, muy de piel y cariñosa. Volver a visitarlos y fortalecer lazos con amistades peruanas es un deleite
Kurt, thank you for being so kind hearted to the man that took you for food, in times like this in Perú it was really nice from you to give more than what he ask for, that’s exactly how I am when I go to Peru (I’m from there but I live in the US) I like to give more to the people that are nicer,respectful and very kind bc a lot can take advantage of your money since they see you are foreign. Can’t believe you hate fish!!🤣
Ohh Kurt you’re such a fantastic human being. Muy educado Cortez y amable🙏🇵🇪😀❤️gracias por visitar mi país y tratar allí a todos con respeto y educación. Un abrazo desde Alabama 😀🇵🇪
@@syindrome So, after watching kurt I'd love to go and everyone keeps mentioning being robbed. My question is will these "thugs" just stab you and take what they want or mainly threaten you ?
@@XplayPictures Normal tourist places are not dangerous in Peru, although pickpocketing may happen as well as getting your phone snatched out of your hands. In non tourist areas I've had friends mobbed by groups of robbers, threatened with knifes or guns, and have seen many news reports where people get stabbed or shot when they were being robbed of their phone or some small amount of cash. Quick kidnappings are also common where a person is ambushed by in a 'micro' or 'collectivo' and taken to an ATM to empty their accounts. Also my parents were once almost kidnapped by people pretending to be the police but the neighbors came out en masse and saved them. During Christmas time car robberies are also very common near my house where about three per month would happen on my block (before pandemic): a car full of armed thugs would pull up just as someone is parking and take the car. I've also had to hide behind trees as whole groups of people just hanging out in a park were robbed at gun point by thugs.
Yo fui sólo a Perú desde Bélgica, me hospedé en la casa de la familia de una chica que conocí por Internet. Mi intención era buscar una pensión o un hotel barato ya que fui para quedarme un mes y medio, pero la chica y su mamá fueron a recibirme al aeropuerto y me llevaron para la casa que era propiedad de uno de sus hermanos. Después de las presentaciones y de platicar un par de horas les dije que si conocían un hotel barato y me dijeron que me quedara en casa de ellos. Les dije que ya eran muchos y yo no quería molestar ni incomodar con mi presencia, que muchas gracias pero que mis planes eran de quedarme en un hotel. No me parecía correcto quedarme a dormir en casa de la chica estando su mamá y hermanos bajo el mismo techo. Insistieron para que me quede en su casa y acepté. Me trataron de lo mejor, vivían en Lima pero eran originarios de Cerro de Pasco. Me llevaron a conocer Cerro de Pasco, pude conocer las fiestas del lugar y también me invitaron a la boda de un familiar, fue algo espectacular, muy diferente de las bodas Europeas. También me llevaron a Huancayo y me gustó mucho. En Lima anduve por barrios peligrosos cómo por ejemplo la Victoria, algunas partes del Rímac fui a llevar unas flores a la tumba de Chacalón ( en ese tiempo escuchaba mucha chicha y las canciones de Chacalón me encantan). Ese día también pasamos yo y mi amiga por una zona peligrosa. Estuve varias veces tomando en cantinas yo sólo y siempre conocí gente agradable que tomaron conmigo y me trataron de lo mejor, también estuve en tonos de chicha donde son frecuentes las peleas y nunca tuve ningún problema, al contrario me lo pasé muy bien y pienso regresar algún día para conocer el Machu Pichu y también quisiera ir a la parte de la selva. Viva Perú, he viajado mucho en mí vida y conozco muchos países pero Perú es uno de los que más me ha gustado por su gente, su cultura, su gastronomía y su belleza.
Pero pará, vos te quedaste a dormir en el dormitorio de la chica???????? Y además, después de eso qué pasó con la chica? Estas relaciones por internet... ay ay
Once they discovered Kurt's weakness, all they had to do is hold him hostage him in a room full of fish and all the footage is theirs to use as they please.
I went to Lima back in 2017 to work for a couple of weeks, and for convenience I chose the restaurants closer to the company I was working for (in Surquillo). Humble and without any tourists. Probably one of the best experiences I've ever had, and your video brought me back to that moment.
Yeah Surquillo has amazing small restaurants, nothing too fancy. I remember this cevichería I used to go to whose owner was of Japanese descent. Best tacu tacu en salsa de mariscos I've ever had.
14:06 all this you will say about the details is what they call "con cariño" which means with love/caring . Peruvian food is awesome and also their people
Kurt, hey, Peruvian subscriber here, love every one of your videos. You know, there are some famous influencers in Peru that don't recommend what you do, being the kind of tourist that you are, going to the deepest local part of town. I think that's really amazing and proves that all my Lima, not only the "modern" and "rich" Lima, is worth visiting. Thank you for being such a wonderful person and I hope you return soon! Cheers dude!
@@cryptorocketeer2458 hahahah si brother i do lot's of mistakes because i just begin to learn Espanol before a year.my esposa is best teacher for me but i take it granted i never pay a serious attention but i love to learn spanish. Esposa, hermana " point to be noted. Bendiciones mi hermano stay bless dear. Namaste 🙏🙏👍
@@rockytem2709 Also Lima has some areas where you don't want to go as a tourist, just like any megacity (people living in poor areas don't like it when rich people come to watch them), you see that right. If you end up in a poor area, be willing to pay someone to get you out of there again and get the kids something. Keep in mind that also a lot of people won't hesitate if they find a chance to make an extra dollar on you, it's a bit part of the game. In this video, the taxi driver asked one sol, giving ten is just too much: just give three to five max for a normal ride. Probably this man knew that asking less would give him more, they know people, but it might be considered as an insult. Peruvians are very kind and helpful, they will treat you with respect and to stay here is very safe in general. The food is pretty good, but it's not my taste (I don't like lemon and I don't like Amazon river fish too much, but more sea fish). I've been living in Tarapoto for almost 1,5 years now, it's an amazing and life changing experience.
8:05 kurt quiere decir que no le gusta desperdiciar la comida, no quiere que la tiren a la basura; el señor entiende que a kurt no le gusta la basura y empieza a limpiar jaja
Hey Kurt - I am not an active commenter, yet I am an avid watcher of yours. I have watched every single upload. I just wanted to stop by and say although I may be a ghost in the comment section. I genuinely appreciate your content. It's very raw and to the point. Amazing entertainment, genuine creator, and mesmerizing sight seeing. One day soon I will be traveling a lot and your videos give me a lot of confidence.
@@thatswild3458 What are you doing? I was just talking about inapropriate and unnecessary, but what you just said cracked me up! 🤣 Thanks for making me feel bad. 😛 Anyway, don't you know the r1ch put "bad subj3cts" among us to st1r the p0t the wrong way, such that we all hate each other???
As a Peruvian i can say those small restaurants have the best food. The expensive ones are either worse or at best the same. Or are simply different, in that they have other options.
That's the nice thing about these videos, try the real local food and not the restaurant stuff.. But sometimes this man gets into way to dangerous zones
Man Kurt I've been watching your videos for a while now. I've travelled before. I forgot how much I loved it and your videos always remind me of why I loved travelling in the first place. Just experiencing different foods and cultures and also local brews. I will definitely get back to travelling in the future.
Bienvenido a nuestro hermoso Peru. Me encanta ver cómo disfrutas de nuestra rica comida y especialmente lo humilde eres. También aprecio mucho tu franqueza . Eres lo máximo! 🇵🇪
I feel bad because the guy on the restaurant got you wrong at 8:07 and thought you were telling him to clean the floor xD. He proceeded to clean the floor right away
Lol, just shows how much being kind to those with a language barrier matters.. total misunderstanding haha. Some people might’ve taken offense but everyone here is cool.
he needs to get over that ish. especially since most the best travel places fish is their primary dish. there's so many diff types of fish, some stinky, gamey and fishy and some less so but... it is an important food group.
For a restaurant in Peru, a glass bottle is an important asset since owners need those to buy more refilled ones, you just took that one with you and the mrs owner didn't even complain, which is a very subtle welcoming sign :D
Ceviche is one of the reasons to try Peruvian food. I went to a great ceviche restaurant in Lima that was right on the docks. Those are the places to go to for seafood because you know it will be fresh. And in the Cuzco region I had trout ceviche. Yum!
My God I could have devoured 3 plates of the original serving size they gave him. In my country they give you 3 incredibly thin slices of cerviche for $20 😂😂
I just love watching your ability to speak many languages in all your travels Your channel is so enjoyable for those like me who are unable to travel so I travel vicariously thru you 🥰❤️
I use your videos to help me learn my Spanish. Listening to how the words are applied in a real world situations helps tremendously! Love your videos Kurt! Thx
Congratulations Kurt, you are a brave an smart guy. I know very well the place you visited and I can confirm you it is not so "quiet" but you managed very well with local people. This video only probes you can find honest people everywhere. I am peruvian and I would like to congrat the driver of the mototaxi and the restaurant crew. VIVA EL PERU CARAJO ! !
Habe schon ein paar Vids gesehen von dir und es macht mir sehr Spaß dir zuzuschauen. Es kommt alles so ehrlich rüber und nicht vorgeführt. Mach weiter so 👌👍
Hats off to you for going out of your comfort zone and eating things most of us wont. I have to say the best video segments are your reactions to some of those things you eat ( snails, bugs, raw fish, etc ) Keep up the great work!!
@@pickledjalapeno9482 is it kind of like gravad lax? Not as in flavor but more of the style of preparing, just letting it simmer in its own juices for a while?
My parents are from central America but I grew up in the US. Kurt my man, you've taught how to truly dive into the culture, no matter what you like or don't like, and try whatever is given to you. Truly respect your work.
Te felicito que muestres al mundo nuestras comidas, es un orgullo para el peru.Por favor digo a mi pais: POR FAVOR CUIDEMOS A LOS TURISTAS Y NO LOS HAGAMOS DAÑO.
If it makes you feel better, his Spanish is not that great to be honest. He makes a lot of grammar mistakes all the time and his sentences are very broken. Just to give you an idea of how he actually sounds in Spanish, it's as if somebody in English wanted to ask you "Do you know where I can get some food around here?" but the question came out as "You know food for me here where?". Just in case, of course we as Spanish speakers can pick up what he means in the same way you guys could understand what a foreigner means even if their English is broken but the point is that his Spanish is not that good. I think it's just a matter of attitude: just lose the fear to try a different language and not being afraid to make mistakes!
I agree, I always feel so self conscious & awkward to even try speaking other languages with people. I really admire people that just do it, and don’t give a fuck. Life is to short. Que te via bien!
@@abelardocortez2974 his spanish might not be the best but he has a friendly and confident attitude and he's not scared of randomly talking to people and having conversations which is gonna help him learn even better. I've been studying spanish for years and I wish I had his confidence in speaking it.
Te felicito por visitar mi país y disfrutar de su gastronomía, y gracias por llevar puesta la camiseta del federación del fútbol peruano. Un abrazo grande.
His dad who I think passed sadly was a traveler so Kurt was inspired by him and before he traveled he dropped out of school and pursued his dream I’m pretty sure that’s the whole thing if I’m correct
glad to see you are at least trying it. respects to you. I seen another youtuber from the uk I think and he went to mexico and literally only ate ice creams, chips and soda diet. his argument was that he didnt know how clean the food was. I lost complete respect from him for that
Dude, I never tried Ceviche until a good peruvian grandma in a peruvian fair gave me to try Ceviche with Leche de Tigre and Purple Onions. It was addicting and energizing!
travel tip: if you want to try something but don't like it because of your own personal taste, ask to get it to go and give it someone on the streets who is starving
plot twist: they have never tried fish and have an unknown allergy and you are now being held responsible for their death and can't speak the language well enough to explain what happened
I loved the food in Peru every time I visited there. Your videos have brought me back some great and beautiful memories. Thank you for your much appreciated videos.
No balls of steel for filming it when u have a camera you become a target and he doesn't know what's around the next corner I'd like too see you carry on filming there after being warned multiple times
Thanks for uploading another video so soon. I love the way you check out all of the local places. What a welcoming restaurant bringing exactly what you wanted. There was a massive difference between the tuktuks as well and the guy even said. I’m glad you’re getting used to it there now. I see another restaurant video coming 🤩
I taught English for 42 years in Spain and the UK. I told my students to see the World while they were young.Before marriages, mortgages and children. Many took my advice. The World deserves exploring
The best travel vlog channel I’ve ever watched . God bless you man, Gott segne dich bro , zufällig bin ich auf deine Videos gelandet und morgen muss ich arbeiten aber trotzdem kann ich nicht aufhören deine Interessente Videos anzuschauen
Haven't watched your channel because I've been working on my doctorate degree. Your Spanish is good to get you around, impressive. Will start catching up on your channel now that I have graduated!
It´s really awesome that you can communicate with them in Spanish! IDK if you already knew this long before, but I think you´ll get completely different service down there on that account alone. Now, about the food... Man up! lol! If you want to give it a shot, you have to take more than one tiny bite, come on! And try the entire plate, not a corner of it - it is supposed to go all together. If you only taste the fish, it´s like going to a concert just to hear the drums.
The man in the restaurant was very kind, provided great service and even offered Kurt a ride back to in his hotel so he wouldn’t risk getting robbed. The world could use more people like him.
Or maybe he offer to a ride with his car to robber Kurt in some corner, dont trust everyone ;)
@@gabrielitos Nah, this guy seemed on the up and up. In the restaurant they knew him.
@@alvaroakatico9188 never say never
@@alvaroakatico9188 for sure you’re a beginner traveler :)
@@dezrussell exactly, also he is in a dangerous neighborhood, so...
I love that the first man treated you like a local and was going to charge you only one sol. You’re a amazing person for showing how grateful you are and giving him that extra ! Keep up the positive vibes Kurt ! There’s a reason why you are welcomed by everyone and it’s because you are a amazing person ! God bless!
It’s the only way, I disagree with 20% tips in the USA, but over there I’d pay 30%+ because they ACTUALLY need it baddd here waiters make bank I don’t feel bad for them. 😂 that’s why I only tip 10% food already overpriced + high taxes.
@@MobileAura how do waiters make bank? Some states they make 3 dollars an hour so how they pay their bills is tips.
Yes that was very nice of Kurt!! He appreciated that man and his honesty.
@@MobileAura you must live in the city. News flash, a huge percentage of America is rural. In these small towns waiters might only get 3 tables per shift making 3 dollars an hour. That’s what, 50 dollars in a. 8 hour shift between tips and wages...that’s trash 🗑
@@loljakebored07 They can pay their bills with 10%. I’ve been a waiter had plenty of waiter/waitress friends who all make bank. Haven’t had one complain yet tbh lol. Maybe it’s just my area nothing special about it but who knows.
I'm brazilian and I'm so proud to see such honest and humble people in South America, despite all the poverty and violence.
No dude. That's not how it works. Trust nobody. This is an act
@@jamesparker659his lucky they didn't fuk him
@@jamesparker659Go to Disney World...
Same. It's why I have made Suramerica my home. I will never live in the U.S. again.
Stop! Don’t have so much poverty like that here, it is not like most of people are in poverty and even if it is not like miserble way, at least they have houses and in USA,the really pooor people don’t have, There is more homeless than all in South American and many of them is because they work but can’t pay rent.
You have to go outside the bubble and find out that all countries and continents have poverty and levels of her too.
Try to find the slms in Europe, Africa, Asia, ME and you will be shocked.
We have more problem with violen and also is not in every place, Peru is very safe, even Brazil depends where.
Two things immediately jump out when you start watching Kurt:
1) It's been said before: Balls of steel. He has a unique confidence and charisma that keeps you watching.
2) This man's hatred of seafood is legendary
But in another video he actually eats oysters!
It helps when you know Spanish too
@@src5769 and LOVED it
It's not surprising he's confident when he's good looking, rich and successful. That would make any man confident.
@@Kingmakerrr1337 rich xDD
The hospitality of that place was 10/10
Fast forward a year later from this video and Kurt's Spanish has evolved remarkably. This is inspirational and drives home the point that conversations and immersion have to be the best language learning tools.
Seeing his videos inspires me to learn how to speak Spanish, I’ve even picked up some words
When I was living in Argentina the take-away restaurant around the corner was run by a Peruvian family. They were great people. I always bought so much of their Chaufa 😂. When they found out I was leaving the country, they gave me the family recipe for Chaufa and I still make it to this day.
but if you tell anyone.....
So…..what’s the recipe? 🫣
Can we get the recipe?
Are you gonna gatekeep the recipe? 🤨
The recipe is all over the internet xd
His Spanish is getting really good. Shows how much he respects Hispanic culture.
i lived in Peru for 12 years. ,you better speak spanish in Rimac.......No es Miro Flores.
He's probably 2% Spanish decent haha the Europeans have mixed a little at some point in history.
@@fakeuser3803 half south African...
@Darkphoton bullshit the colonies are long gone .Africa now is a shit hole due to corrupt African leaders. Stop blaming whitey
@@fakeuser3803 He's South African. Get over yourself.
Hi Kurt, I'll tell you a bit about the latin american spanish (from Mexico to Argentina)
The word POCO, is interpreted in latin america as "some" and in some cases "a lot", however UN POQUITO, is interpreted as "a little" Example: The lady asked: Quiere un POCO de arroz? and she served you a normal serve. When you asked for just a little bit of ceviche, you should have said UN POQUITO de ceviche.
Also when it comes to food serves, if you want half only, it is best to use the word MITAD. Your spanish is very good by the way.
Cheers and good travels.
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You're absolutely wrong. Un poco de ceviche es un poco y nada más.
@@The_InfantMalePollockFrancisno
@@tx6723 ¿Cómo que no? Vaya tontería total decir que un poco significa mucho. Tonterías.
I am Peruvian and is so nice to see my people so kind and caring with foreigners TE AMO PERU🇵🇪
Really? I was in your country when the pandemic started. You trapped tourists and would not allow them to leave. Other countries did not allow people to enter but did prevent tourists from returning to their country.
Perukistan
@@eliasc2678 ecuafrica
@@avrilxie12 Calles pavimentadas para Perukistan
@@eliasc2678 relevancia para ecuaflop
the taxi guy was a good guy. he deserved the tips unlike those scammers that tried to scam and take you to different places\
Hello Kurt .
Agreed
Agreed 💯
Tampoco tanto. Le pegó un baile para cobrarle mas caro el viaje
@@MudoMudoMudo nada si le cobró solo 1sol
Wow, the owner is so kind to warn you and willing to take you home. May god bless him, his family, and his business.
The owner was going to be the one who robbed him xD 😆
@@apt981 i thought the same xd
@@apt981maybe he was easily letting him use the taxi
This is really common in all south america, of course there are scammers, but less compared with others countries around globe
@@apt981I'm from lima . He was really kind . Here people that act and look kind are actually kind . We are not Venezuela or colombia. People who rob usually are always uneducated every second they don't act kind . Never. We are not Caribbean scum
People in Peru are so nice, the guy was so worried that he even offered to drop him off after eating. My trip in Peru i had so many honest taxi drivers compared to Thailand where everybody tried to hustle you
I love peruvian people, they re my brothers in Chile, and we love everybody in latam
Defo mate!! I have to admit there are still few people who try to rip off tourists not as much as in Asia (been there so many times)but to put in a nutshell we Peruviana are a very honest people shame the bloke didn't like "ceviche" mate that's the most popular Peruvian dish .
I think nepal taxi driver is worst thailand taxi driver try to make money only in tourist places but if you say them that i will go only by meter they get agreed and thai people are also friendly too
That’s true
yes but remember it’s in the hood he might have taken him to a different place or robbed him. i’m peruvian and it’s not completely safe
16:39 WOW! What a honorable man offering to take you home himself! He knew the danger of his city. Once you ate at his establishment you became family, and he felt it was his obligation to get you home safely. He even kept saying “you’re going home, right” when that taxi pulled up. Awesome content! Stay safe brother and don’t go out past dark
To get him to Alameda a big Senhorial Park, safer where he can find variety of rides.
Peruvian people are in another level. In France I work with people they see me walking with their car but they don't stop to take me they are selfish
I was worried he might be thinking of some funny business there
@@elephantmoney He did sound sketchy but he is traceable. If he is connected with the restaurant he is not random. In my experience, restaurant owners and family will look after you if you are a good patron.
@@peterstokes2463 ahh yes good point. Maybe he was genuine then which would be really cool.
Santa madre por un momento pence que se pasarian de vivos y lo estafarian y que se iva a llevar una mala pasada con la comida pero me hicierón ver el bosque detras del árbol y saber que aun hay gente amable, honesta y respetuosa, muy buenas personas me alegraron el día.
@FreeMobileGames4u Me neither. And I am a spanish speaking person.
@FreeMobileGames4u right
Oh man, when you told the guy in the restaurant that you don't want to throw food, he thought you told him to clean the floor! He started cleaning! Oh my heart..
Igualmente hacia falta la barrí dita jajaja!!
noooo hahahahaha
Awwww
🤣🤣
that actually kills me I'm dying in a bad way
Dude I'm peruvian and you got my respect for getting in those barrios with no fear.
Peru one of safest countries in South America ..... More respect for Columbia or Brazil
Porque tener miedo, ? No den miedo a la gente diciendo que las calles son malas no atraigan negatividad y no infundan miedo, ellos estan preparado para todo. No deben infundir miedo, en el amor no hay temor porque el perfecto amor echa fuera el temor , y el que con Dios camina anda seguro sin temor del mal.
@@realistg1046 El salvador is the current safest country in the Americas !
Perú es increíble !!! La gente es espectacular, te ayudan, te cuidan, te guían. Fui desde Chile solo y lejos es gente muy cálida, muy de piel y cariñosa. Volver a visitarlos y fortalecer lazos con amistades peruanas es un deleite
Siempre y cuando no seas español igual sí.
@Gus Fil somos de Sudamérica: te roban en los barrios altos, te roban en el Metro, te roban en las calles, te roban los políticos
@Gus Fil atraes lo que piensas.,piensa positivo
Tanto los peruanos como los chilenos son gente súper amable y atenta. Me encantaron ambos países, saludos desde Uruguay.
@Gus Fil desierto de sonora., bufo alvarius.,alla voy :)
Not afraid to get robbed or stabbed but almost a heart attack when eating fish 😂
No kidding ,long runs the fox as they say.then he’ll be on here crying if still alive 😂
@@jaipoh3965 many varieties some have crab and shrimp , really it’s any raw seafood cooked with lime.
@@jaipoh3965 they do make both kinds of ceviche, fish or shrimp, at least in Mexico.
The most common and basic civiche I found in Peru was red onion, corn, salt, lime and swordfish.
"I don't like fish"
"I can't eat fish"
*Orders raw fish*
I find Kurt impossibly likable and authentic. What a dude! Love this guy.
Well said! We could ALL be a little more like Kurt here. 💪💪
But DUM if you keep putting yourself in harms way sooner or later shit happen
@@mommiefields5128 how is he in harms way ?
@@mayanaztec6440 Erm Read the title of all his videos?
@@mayanaztec6440 Lol dude ...
Kind and honest Peruvian people 🇵🇪❤️
you can tell when the restaurant is about putting love in the food and not just about making money.
Peruvians actually put a lot of love when we cook because that's how we treat ourselves. I guess that's why our food is tasty and generous.
thats how we eat at home
@@CristobalArenas-qq1tn the greatest food is made at home
Kurt, thank you for being so kind hearted to the man that took you for food, in times like this in Perú it was really nice from you to give more than what he ask for, that’s exactly how I am when I go to Peru (I’m from there but I live in the US) I like to give more to the people that are nicer,respectful and very kind bc a lot can take advantage of your money since they see you are foreign. Can’t believe you hate fish!!🤣
Ohh Kurt you’re such a fantastic human being.
Muy educado Cortez y amable🙏🇵🇪😀❤️gracias por visitar mi país y tratar allí a todos con respeto y educación.
Un abrazo desde Alabama 😀🇵🇪
“Uncooked popcorn”
Otherwise known as corn…
Mad Scientist right here! Sooo coool
Hahaha 😹
xDDD
Xdxdxdd
@@dominatesym3513 😂
I could feel the store owners anxiety while he was outside with his camera. He was like "get the heck inside" in his head hahaha
Lol for real, gringo with football shirt speaking Spanish loudly with an accent. I had anxiety watching.
True, I got the same vibe from him.
As a peruvian, I was so stressed for the camera
@@syindrome So, after watching kurt I'd love to go and everyone keeps mentioning being robbed. My question is will these "thugs" just stab you and take what they want or mainly threaten you ?
@@XplayPictures Normal tourist places are not dangerous in Peru, although pickpocketing may happen as well as getting your phone snatched out of your hands. In non tourist areas I've had friends mobbed by groups of robbers, threatened with knifes or guns, and have seen many news reports where people get stabbed or shot when they were being robbed of their phone or some small amount of cash. Quick kidnappings are also common where a person is ambushed by in a 'micro' or 'collectivo' and taken to an ATM to empty their accounts. Also my parents were once almost kidnapped by people pretending to be the police but the neighbors came out en masse and saved them. During Christmas time car robberies are also very common near my house where about three per month would happen on my block (before pandemic): a car full of armed thugs would pull up just as someone is parking and take the car. I've also had to hide behind trees as whole groups of people just hanging out in a park were robbed at gun point by thugs.
Yo fui sólo a Perú desde Bélgica, me hospedé en la casa de la familia de una chica que conocí por Internet. Mi intención era buscar una pensión o un hotel barato ya que fui para quedarme un mes y medio, pero la chica y su mamá fueron a recibirme al aeropuerto y me llevaron para la casa que era propiedad de uno de sus hermanos. Después de las presentaciones y de platicar un par de horas les dije que si conocían un hotel barato y me dijeron que me quedara en casa de ellos. Les dije que ya eran muchos y yo no quería molestar ni incomodar con mi presencia, que muchas gracias pero que mis planes eran de quedarme en un hotel. No me parecía correcto quedarme a dormir en casa de la chica estando su mamá y hermanos bajo el mismo techo. Insistieron para que me quede en su casa y acepté. Me trataron de lo mejor, vivían en Lima pero eran originarios de Cerro de Pasco. Me llevaron a conocer Cerro de Pasco, pude conocer las fiestas del lugar y también me invitaron a la boda de un familiar, fue algo espectacular, muy diferente de las bodas Europeas. También me llevaron a Huancayo y me gustó mucho. En Lima anduve por barrios peligrosos cómo por ejemplo la Victoria, algunas partes del Rímac fui a llevar unas flores a la tumba de Chacalón ( en ese tiempo escuchaba mucha chicha y las canciones de Chacalón me encantan). Ese día también pasamos yo y mi amiga por una zona peligrosa. Estuve varias veces tomando en cantinas yo sólo y siempre conocí gente agradable que tomaron conmigo y me trataron de lo mejor, también estuve en tonos de chicha donde son frecuentes las peleas y nunca tuve ningún problema, al contrario me lo pasé muy bien y pienso regresar algún día para conocer el Machu Pichu y también quisiera ir a la parte de la selva. Viva Perú, he viajado mucho en mí vida y conozco muchos países pero Perú es uno de los que más me ha gustado por su gente, su cultura, su gastronomía y su belleza.
Yo nací en cerro de Pasco pero no lo conozco, toda mi vida viví en Huánuco y LIMA
Te querian amarrar , ojo cuidado
@@kevinmendoza9606 jaja
@@kevinmendoza9606 el man es un maestro ps, cuidado es para los novatos. El gringo gozó de todo el Perú y todavía de manera económica jaja
Pero pará, vos te quedaste a dormir en el dormitorio de la chica????????
Y además, después de eso qué pasó con la chica?
Estas relaciones por internet... ay ay
as a peruvian who moved to the US three years ago, your video made me feel like home! I miss my country and food so much! great video btw
The people of the Barrio did a good job editing and uploading.
😂😂😂
This comment actually just made my day 😂😂
@@KurtCaz and responding haha
Once they discovered Kurt's weakness, all they had to do is hold him hostage him in a room full of fish and all the footage is theirs to use as they please.
@@KurtCaz ....ich lade dich gerne mal ein zum fischen essen....und ich gehe jede wette ein du wirst fisch lieben....
I stumbled across this video i fell in love with the amount of respect this vlogger has for the locals.
I went to Lima back in 2017 to work for a couple of weeks, and for convenience I chose the restaurants closer to the company I was working for (in Surquillo). Humble and without any tourists. Probably one of the best experiences I've ever had, and your video brought me back to that moment.
Yeah Surquillo has amazing small restaurants, nothing too fancy. I remember this cevichería I used to go to whose owner was of Japanese descent. Best tacu tacu en salsa de mariscos I've ever had.
14:06 all this you will say about the details is what they call "con cariño" which means with love/caring . Peruvian food is awesome and also their people
Kurt, hey, Peruvian subscriber here, love every one of your videos. You know, there are some famous influencers in Peru that don't recommend what you do, being the kind of tourist that you are, going to the deepest local part of town. I think that's really amazing and proves that all my Lima, not only the "modern" and "rich" Lima, is worth visiting. Thank you for being such a wonderful person and I hope you return soon! Cheers dude!
Pinche guido guey
Love your content man! From a peruvian girl that flew away from Peru to italy searching for a better life and place, but still love my country
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Pensé que tenia vídeos en tu canal. Que pena no tienes :(
Te amo mi harmana peru is most beautiful country the people the food. I am indian my sposa is from peru. Bendiciones dear
@@prakashdesai6084 haha i was confused about the spelling of hermana and esposa until you said you were Indian
@@cryptorocketeer2458 hahahah si brother i do lot's of mistakes because i just begin to learn Espanol before a year.my esposa is best teacher for me but i take it granted i never pay a serious attention but i love to learn spanish. Esposa, hermana " point to be noted. Bendiciones mi hermano stay bless dear. Namaste 🙏🙏👍
@@prakashdesai6084 👍💪❤️
I'm from Perú and the food Is Just amazing ! Enjoy it ! 🇵🇪👌🏻
I am also but came to the States when I was 5 yrs old. Ashamed I havent been back yet.
Some of the most ghetto places have the most humblest and nice people don’t judge a book by it’s cover
yeah, but it's a risk/reward thing. Odds of you finding good in a brazilian ghetto before you get robbed are practically nill
@@rockytem2709 That's Peru, not brazil
@@Colancio I was making an example. I don't know enough about peru to talk about it.
@@rockytem2709 Also Lima has some areas where you don't want to go as a tourist, just like any megacity (people living in poor areas don't like it when rich people come to watch them), you see that right. If you end up in a poor area, be willing to pay someone to get you out of there again and get the kids something. Keep in mind that also a lot of people won't hesitate if they find a chance to make an extra dollar on you, it's a bit part of the game. In this video, the taxi driver asked one sol, giving ten is just too much: just give three to five max for a normal ride. Probably this man knew that asking less would give him more, they know people, but it might be considered as an insult. Peruvians are very kind and helpful, they will treat you with respect and to stay here is very safe in general. The food is pretty good, but it's not my taste (I don't like lemon and I don't like Amazon river fish too much, but more sea fish). I've been living in Tarapoto for almost 1,5 years now, it's an amazing and life changing experience.
All that food for just seven bucks! What a deal! Great service too, the guy was even willing to give you a ride, I'm impressed!
Well think about it, a lot of South America, Central America including Mexico, a lot of people earn like ten dollars for working eight hours a day.
I know seven bucks is nothing when I go to Peru. But when I come back home to the states. I realized how much money I actually I waste. Lol
That's a better deal than Little Ceaser's Pizza.
@ITACHI , yeah, that was hilarious. A very humble man the peruvian was...
Came across randomly to your first Rimac video and now I am hooked. So glad you enjoy our people’s hospitality and our food.
Brother Kurt is brave and bold, very good he is recording his journey, increases safety. He is respectable and self aware, great video.
You know he's a South African when he looks for a dangerous restaurant to eat at.
Respect!
Yep, that's why he's not too taken back by these areas in Latin America. South Africa has areas with comparable crime and violence.
Lol and when he said the food tastes like it just came of a braai.
@@xxkronosxx8266 braai(kapana) only in south Africa n Namibia
Nope. Real South Africans r survivors. Learn to dodge.
Yes and when he says “H’yuuu” (Here) 😹
Your spanish is getting a lot better Kurt! Keep up to solid work, you're a G
8:05 kurt quiere decir que no le gusta desperdiciar la comida, no quiere que la tiren a la basura; el señor entiende que a kurt no le gusta la basura y empieza a limpiar jaja
jajajaja como que le regaño! pobre senor jajaja.
Jajajaja 😂también pensé lo mismo. Pero el señor súper lindo altoque se puso a limpiar para que su cliente esté feliz ❤
PERO ESO ES EL VERDADERA EXPERIENCIA A LA PERUANA
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Hey Kurt - I am not an active commenter, yet I am an avid watcher of yours. I have watched every single upload. I just wanted to stop by and say although I may be a ghost in the comment section. I genuinely appreciate your content. It's very raw and to the point. Amazing entertainment, genuine creator, and mesmerizing sight seeing. One day soon I will be traveling a lot and your videos give me a lot of confidence.
Hey! Thanks so much for the kind comment! Glad you enjoying the videos. Cheers!
@@Travel365Hotels That's a comment typically made by a Ukrainian troll farmer. Inappropriate and unnecessary.
@@awapuhi9 What are yall even talking about?
@@Travel365Hotels what's funny is you looking like a cracked out version of Cruella de Vil.
@@thatswild3458 What are you doing? I was just talking about inapropriate and unnecessary, but what you just said cracked me up! 🤣 Thanks for making me feel bad. 😛 Anyway, don't you know the r1ch put "bad subj3cts" among us to st1r the p0t the wrong way, such that we all hate each other???
As a Peruvian i can say those small restaurants have the best food. The expensive ones are either worse or at best the same. Or are simply different, in that they have other options.
dont take that advice in some other countries though
@@oliverbryett9183
Oh! i only meant for Perú ofc!
That's the nice thing about these videos, try the real local food and not the restaurant stuff.. But sometimes this man gets into way to dangerous zones
I really liked the menú del día. You can find really great food at super great prices. 👌
Man Kurt I've been watching your videos for a while now. I've travelled before. I forgot how much I loved it and your videos always remind me of why I loved travelling in the first place. Just experiencing different foods and cultures and also local brews. I will definitely get back to travelling in the future.
Bienvenido a nuestro hermoso Peru. Me encanta ver cómo disfrutas de nuestra rica comida y especialmente lo humilde eres. También aprecio mucho tu franqueza . Eres lo máximo! 🇵🇪
I feel bad because the guy on the restaurant got you wrong at 8:07 and thought you were telling him to clean the floor xD. He proceeded to clean the floor right away
Damn fr lol
Lol, just shows how much being kind to those with a language barrier matters.. total misunderstanding haha. Some people might’ve taken offense but everyone here is cool.
bro this the funniest comment XD lmaooooooooooo
well, he shouldn't have waited for the customer to tell him to keep his place clean 🤷🏽♂️ and i'm peruvian
@@miersanga are you in a Peruvian flute band tho?
Absolutely fabulous…..very honest hard working people with a smile too which makes all the difference! 😎😊
"I hate fish, but i eat it in every episode" 😂
Lol no shit , what a legend
he needs to get over that ish. especially since most the best travel places fish is their primary dish. there's so many diff types of fish, some stinky, gamey and fishy and some less so but... it is an important food group.
@@xodz If he doesn't like it he doesn't like it nothing can be done about it :P
I rate him for trying it in the hope that he’ll like it one day 😊
I don’t like fish either. Almost starved in Japan. I like chicharron. It’s awesome in Peru 🇵🇪
For a restaurant in Peru, a glass bottle is an important asset since owners need those to buy more refilled ones, you just took that one with you and the mrs owner didn't even complain, which is a very subtle welcoming sign :D
I wonder why doesnt tip folks...attendants at the restaurant?
@@Joseph-nw3gw He did...he over paid...thats why he refused the change back from the lady after he paid.
@@Joseph-nw3gw also, if you didnt know, tipping is really only an american thing and is not common in other countries
@@BabyL3mur Bullshit, tipping is very common in EU. Not necessary, but common if you liked the service
@@BabyL3mur in LATAM is a must in most restaurants
Ceviche is one of the reasons to try Peruvian food. I went to a great ceviche restaurant in Lima that was right on the docks. Those are the places to go to for seafood because you know it will be fresh. And in the Cuzco region I had trout ceviche. Yum!
My God I could have devoured 3 plates of the original serving size they gave him. In my country they give you 3 incredibly thin slices of cerviche for $20 😂😂
I love how you interact w the locals. Gorgeous man inside and out!
Pretty blonde boys have always been a weakness for latinas🤣
the struggle this man goes through everytime he risks trying a seafood dish!
😂😂😂😂
And it was raw
@@GaryLee123 thats ceviche, it gets cooked with lemon, and the reason why it has to be fresh
Welcome back we missed you!!!! Thanks for the videos, cheers!!
8:04 Guy thought you told him to clean the crap off the floor 🤣🤣🤣👌
Now that’s embarrassing
LOL
😂😂😂😂
Yooo I didn’t even notice that was shit 🤣🤣
Hahahaha poor dude, he went straight to grab a broom without hesitation.
I was literally just checking if you had new videos!!
I appreciate you!
Me Too! 😁🤩🙌
Reminds me of Ice Poseidon before he became a clown. Addicted to this chill simple style.
I just love watching your ability to speak many languages in all your travels
Your channel is so enjoyable for those like me who are unable to travel so I travel vicariously thru you 🥰❤️
The small family owned restaurants always have the best vibes
I use your videos to help me learn my Spanish. Listening to how the words are applied in a real world situations helps tremendously! Love your videos Kurt! Thx
Just be aware he uses vocabulary like a gringo, it's not correct grammar
Congratulations Kurt, you are a brave an smart guy. I know very well the place you visited and I can confirm you it is not so "quiet" but you managed very well with local people. This video only probes you can find honest people everywhere. I am peruvian and I would like to congrat the driver of the mototaxi and the restaurant crew. VIVA EL PERU CARAJO ! !
Not afraid of visiting the most dangerous places but when someone points a fish at Kurt he falls over. 🤪
Kurt is alergic to the fish 🙏
@@dimulaidari yeah that's so scary and he eat that
One of the best things about your videos that i didn’t expect was that I have actually have learnt a lot Spanish. Keep it up bro!
Me too!! Learning a lot and realized I h set stand a little more than I realized before our trip
Habe schon ein paar Vids gesehen von dir und es macht mir sehr Spaß dir zuzuschauen.
Es kommt alles so ehrlich rüber und nicht vorgeführt.
Mach weiter so 👌👍
Hats off to you for going out of your comfort zone and eating things most of us wont. I have to say the best video segments are your reactions to some of those things you eat ( snails, bugs, raw fish, etc ) Keep up the great work!!
Fish is cooked within lime juice.
Where are the bugs and snails!???. And ceviche is cooked fish by lime
@@pickledjalapeno9482 is it kind of like gravad lax? Not as in flavor but more of the style of preparing, just letting it simmer in its own juices for a while?
Been watching for about 2 months,I'm picking up on my Spanish like never before.Kurt your a beast doing what you do.life experiences bro.
My parents are from central America but I grew up in the US. Kurt my man, you've taught how to truly dive into the culture, no matter what you like or don't like, and try whatever is given to you. Truly respect your work.
Very kind of you to give Roberto, the driver, ten soles. Thank you for coming to Peru and helping our people.
Yes. It was so nice. Roberto could have purchased a 1,5 liter Inca Cola for all his family. 🤠
The people at the restaurant were just wonderful
Just spent two weeks in Peru! Beautiful people and beautiful country!!
Te felicito que muestres al mundo nuestras comidas, es un orgullo para el peru.Por favor digo a mi pais: POR FAVOR CUIDEMOS A LOS TURISTAS Y NO LOS HAGAMOS DAÑO.
Good language skills. As an Anglo, I am jealous on how good your Spanish is.
If it makes you feel better, his Spanish is not that great to be honest. He makes a lot of grammar mistakes all the time and his sentences are very broken.
Just to give you an idea of how he actually sounds in Spanish, it's as if somebody in English wanted to ask you "Do you know where I can get some food around here?" but the question came out as "You know food for me here where?". Just in case, of course we as Spanish speakers can pick up what he means in the same way you guys could understand what a foreigner means even if their English is broken but the point is that his Spanish is not that good.
I think it's just a matter of attitude: just lose the fear to try a different language and not being afraid to make mistakes!
@@abelardocortez2974 Estoy totalmente de acuerdo. No es el mejor Español. You are right!
I agree, I always feel so self conscious & awkward to even try speaking other languages with people. I really admire people that just do it, and don’t give a fuck. Life is to short. Que te via bien!
@@abelardocortez2974 still not bad for a Gringo. Anglos, especially Americans are awful at speaking foreign languages.
@@abelardocortez2974 his spanish might not be the best but he has a friendly and confident attitude and he's not scared of randomly talking to people and having conversations which is gonna help him learn even better. I've been studying spanish for years and I wish I had his confidence in speaking it.
Te felicito por visitar mi país y disfrutar de su gastronomía, y gracias por llevar puesta la camiseta del federación del fútbol peruano. Un abrazo grande.
We need a Kurt Caz origin story! Like how you came to be traveling full time, what you did before you travelled, etc
His dad who I think passed sadly was a traveler so Kurt was inspired by him and before he traveled he dropped out of school and pursued his dream I’m pretty sure that’s the whole thing if I’m correct
@@Capfulzz how is he financed?
@@kevinjoseph517 what you mean by financed
@@kevinjoseph517 RUclips views
@@Capfulzz
How he made the money before he posted on RUclips?
I’ve been having a marathon watching all of your videos lol. My grandmother and I enjoy your content! ❤️
Thank you Yasmine we appreciate your input, and I'm glad to hear that your grandmother also enjoys haha very cute:)
Asi se tratan a los turistas sin engaños ni usura un 10/10 este restaurante
he gave the tuk tuk driver ten sol and the lady fifty for the meal 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
he is the reason why people get robbed
@@ecarlos2527 don’t be a bell end carlos you wanker
@@bradl.l5436 the fuck that mean
No the hell he isn't
@@ecarlos2527 you feel good when you tip a disserving people
I never thought I'd look forward to watching a travel vlog until I found this channel.
Appreciate that
@@mrnicktoyou Indigo Traveler too!
@@mrnicktoyou Harald is not good
A bit odd being Scandanavian(not sure i spelled that correctly) and hating fish!
@@jaipoh3965 He's not Scandinavian though?
I'm Peruvian and I loved every single bit of these videos.
Next time you come back give me a buzz and I'll take you to some nice anticucherías!
glad to see you are at least trying it. respects to you. I seen another youtuber from the uk I think and he went to mexico and literally only ate ice creams, chips and soda diet. his argument was that he didnt know how clean the food was. I lost complete respect from him for that
Wooow!!
Yeah, that Simon guy that I think you're talking about is a disrespectful irritating tit.
Simon Wilson … 😂😂 king of McDonald’s
That dude really missed out. Mexico has the best food on the planet.
Sounds like Simon Wilson, this prick from Wales who only eats McDonald's and Subway everywhere he goes
Dude, I never tried Ceviche until a good peruvian grandma in a peruvian fair gave me to try Ceviche with Leche de Tigre and Purple Onions. It was addicting and energizing!
Shrimp ceviche #1
I can’t stand fish either but fell in love with ceviche.
travel tip: if you want to try something but don't like it because of your own personal taste, ask to get it to go and give it someone on the streets who is starving
plot twist: they have never tried fish and have an unknown allergy and you are now being held responsible for their death and can't speak the language well enough to explain what happened
You should invite one of your tuktuk drivers for lunch at their favorite place. Might be a good way to get some real perspective from a local
I loved the food in Peru every time I visited there. Your videos have brought me back some great and beautiful memories. Thank you for your much appreciated videos.
Peruvian Cuisine is delicious! Best in South America!
I love Peruvian but for me Chile is more interesting, there are creatures from the sea I have never seen/eaten
before.
Kurt has absolute balls of steel there's not many places this man won't go to provide us with amazing content 👏
Kurt and Bald and Bankrupt are the only two channels I look forward to viewing - both have similar approaches.
No balls of steel for filming it when u have a camera you become a target and he doesn't know what's around the next corner I'd like too see you carry on filming there after being warned multiple times
Too some yes
videos like this makes me want to explore more when I go on vacation
I would it love to go to Peru 🇵🇪 my favorite Spanish accent from Latin America. I’m from Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 saludos a nuestros hermanos peruanos ♥️
Thanks for uploading another video so soon. I love the way you check out all of the local places. What a welcoming restaurant bringing exactly what you wanted. There was a massive difference between the tuktuks as well and the guy even said. I’m glad you’re getting used to it there now. I see another restaurant video coming 🤩
Was just about to have dinner and your video came out. How convenient!
Biriyani ?
El Rusito What part of Mexico are you in right now?
@@jinno11 😂😂
Same!
Legit same
I taught English for 42 years in Spain and the UK. I told my students to see the World while they were young.Before marriages, mortgages and children. Many took my advice. The World deserves exploring
If you are poor (economically), which countries do you recommend traveling to in your 20's?
The best travel vlog channel I’ve ever watched . God bless you man, Gott segne dich bro , zufällig bin ich auf deine Videos gelandet und morgen muss ich arbeiten aber trotzdem kann ich nicht aufhören deine Interessente Videos anzuschauen
Reminds me of myself in my twenties, running around Cuernavaca, later Madrid. Guardian angels must’ve been watching over me. A few close calls.
what exactly happened ?
At least you've led an adventurous life, eh? 🗿
He was raped but didn't get hiv.
@@tiptop1681 😂😂😂
Haven't watched your channel because I've been working on my doctorate degree. Your Spanish is good to get you around, impressive. Will start catching up on your channel now that I have graduated!
You're channel gonna blow up soon my guy! Shout out from a fellow Saffa.
I love ceviche!. The longer it marinates the better tasting it is to me… If I was there with you Kurt I would’ve eaten it for you!.
Fui a peru para 2 meses! Me gusta tu videos porque puedo ver peru de nuevo!
I clicked so fast 😭😂😂 because I new you were going to the restaurant you ain't scared of nothing kurt 😂😂😂
Keep uploading Kurt, I'll support to the death, your videos are very entertaining🙂❤
It´s really awesome that you can communicate with them in Spanish! IDK if you already knew this long before, but I think you´ll get completely different service down there on that account alone. Now, about the food... Man up! lol! If you want to give it a shot, you have to take more than one tiny bite, come on! And try the entire plate, not a corner of it - it is supposed to go all together. If you only taste the fish, it´s like going to a concert just to hear the drums.
Im Puerto Rican and say Ceviche made from Peruvians is the best in the world! Kurt doesn't realize what he's missing.
Did you not watch the video?
Ikr. But it's understandable bc Kurt hates fish.