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Habibi Brothers I was just talking to a friend 🇺🇸... we were talking about how you both seem so real, so kind and we've been following you for awhile now And We both AGREED THAT IT FEELS LIKE WE KNOW YOU LIKE ON A PERSONAL BASIS...WE GUESS ITS BECAUSE YOUR COMMENTS ARE SO REAL AND YOU'VE MADE US FEEL COMFORTABLE WHILE LISTENING TO YOU... We joked and said we would love to be your personal guides when you come to America 🇺🇸 Show You Around or at best tell you the best places to visit while your here👍lol🤭 We hope one day your DREAM of Coming to America 🇺🇸 will Happen for You Both...YOU DESERVE IT🥰
8:03 the conversations between yourselves are refreshing. You’re not putting on a show. You’re acting like real people. Real brothers. Real friends (your paternal brother can be your friend too)!
You guys are so funny and I love the fact that I know I am going to get a good laugh when I watch one of your reactions. Thank you for always just being yourselves in front of all of us. I hope you know how many of us really love you guys!
I’ve always believed if someone has a passion and succeeds it helps everyone .. I wish people success no matter what country they reside in .. happy people, happy countries.. happy world makes sense to me !
Thanks, guys. Yes, we are very blessed here in America. Some people don't see it, because it is just a normal part of their lives. I am far from being wealthy, but I am able to take care of my needs. For this, I thank God.
I just drove across 20 states last month and she's telling the truth about scenic diversity and open space. I drove through wetlands, plains, forests, and across deserts and mountains. It was incredible.
20 staes in 30 or 31 days, you only see tourist "traps". You could spend 30 days in florids,and see all sorts.. Western has red mountains,North eastern has mountains and high quality sea food and a mixture of foods... All of America is different, and a wide variety of foods, environments, different languanges, and scenic views.
Hi guys. I hear you talk about how many things that you don't have in your country, so I would love for you to show us your country and let us see how you live there! My adopted Son is from TOGO WEST AFRICA and I looked online to see his country, but he sent me photos of his hometown before he came to USA to live with me 12 years ago. I would really like to see at least your area that you live in and how the houses and shops look there. Is it possible for you two to do a video for us here in the U S? North Carolina, USA
We used to have a Muslim family as neighbors a couple years ago when we had lived in our apartment for about 2 months, spoke little English - but they were so nice. Their children would always wave to us. We liked them a lot. We never got to ask where they were from, considering the language barrier and they didn’t stay in the apartment for very long. I wished I spoke their language at the time, because I found them enjoyable to be around.
It's really simple. Meeting new people allows you a different perspective. As the old saying goes. "If you AREN'T learning something new EVERYDAY. You might as well be dead." Your reaction channel proves that statement. Every reaction, you're learning something new.
I have learned from the two of you that the respect you have for each other is unprecedented. Come to America to visit and keep loving the country where you were born. Bravo guys. Agree to disagree...a motto to me in the United States of America.
We have incest laws in the US. You can't legally marry your mother or sister and doing so and the other things that happen in marriage can get you a roughly 5-15 year prison sentence and fined.
I love these guys and their channel, but it’s kind of ironic that he should mention people wanting to marry their mother or sister when it’s common practice in many Muslim countries for them to marry their first cousins. Here in the U.S., not only do we not want to marry our parents or siblings, we wouldn’t consider marrying our first cousins either.
You can’t marry cousins either especially, first cousins. You might be able to get away with distant cousins maybe third or 4th but the U.S is very strict against incest.
I live in Florida and we can grow fruit in our own yard citrus in December strawberries in January and blueberries in springtime. Watermelon or any melons summer time. Some seasons people can grow two gardens harvest one and plant again. Depends on how long the warm weather lasts
Terrain diversity is why most Americans dont travel internationally. Not only because it’s expensive, but because we pretty much have every known climate here. Louisiana Swamp, Wyoming Praire, Hawaii Rainforest, Alaskan Arctic, Arizona Desert, Tennessee woodlands etc.
"America has immortality for working for company". As an American, that line hits hard. And it's serious commentary on our healthcare system. You get a like!
I just love your videos and so enjoy your dialogue with each other. You always make me laugh-demonetized lol. I hope you can achieve all of your dreams.
I'm extremely introverted by nature, but because American society is so friendly, I have mastered friendly chit chat with complete strangers and being kind and smiling even if I'm not happy at the time. It helps my mom is an extreme extrovert, she taught me how to do it well. 6) enthusiasm ....TRUE! I love fishing, hiking, art, music, learning, .....and especially ANIME! I have seen over 200 anime. I could make a top 50 list. But I'll just say my top 3... 彼氏彼女の事情, ぼくの地球を守って, and ヴァイオレット・エヴァーガーデン. I loved anime so much that I learned Japanese. I wish I could visit Japan, but I just don't have the money. But um, incest and sex with animals is illegal in the United States. Notice she did say, as long as it doesn't harm anyone or isn't illegal.
All ideas are welcome in the U.S. Your grandson’s/granddaughter’s possible discovery could save mankind. That is wealth-Freedom to experiment and be you.
You're definitely right about "too much freedom". Most Americans are either disgusted or really dislike some of the things you mentioned like wanting to be a dog. But we have to accept that this is the price we pay for freedom of expression and individualism. We dont all have to like it, but it's basically a God given right to act however you want as long as it doesnt harm others. God will judge them. If they dress like a dog I can certainly hate it and disagree. But which option would you choose? Freedom or oppression?
@@HABIBIBROTHERS1Not all people are Muslim. Who's God's law. I'm Jewish. I don't want to live under Muslim law. And you don't want to live under Jewish beliefs.
We have laws to follow and it's not always live let live. Yes we have more freedom to live. We are encouraged to be innovative from early childhood and have opportunities. Parents sacrifice so children can have opportunities. Plus as I'm living on a limited income it forces you to be innovative
The difference in wages and over all pay here is astounding. We have plenty of people here who work multiple jobs and never have time to be healthy and are stressed out to the max, and it still gets them nothing/ a mistake away from becoming homeless. We also have many people who make decent money and can easily live a relatively less stressful lifestyle that is still modest. We also have a ton of people who make enough to be very comfortable and not even need to worry about retirement. Then we have the ultra wealthy. The US gets painted in very specific ways on here. It’s a tough place to get a handle on.
Great job on both your channels. It’s great to see how much they are growing. I try to comment on all your videos I watch, every little bit helps to get those RUclips algorithms to work for you. Plus you are building a great little community here. Whenever you get to the US, you’ll have so many friends waiting to welcome you 😉 That journey would make great content too.
It really feels like a lot of foreign RUclipsrs only really want to go to America for the content. They don’t really want to move or visit here for some kind of American bliss or just for the experience of being in America. At least nowadays. Like, there were hundreds and thousands of people who died trying to come here, but I know that’s another story.
It's all relative. I live in Northern California and the cost of living in my county is particularly high, and the income in my house is pretty low. So we live paycheck to paycheck, often going without something we'd like because the funds just aren't there, and we eat a lot of stuff like peanut butter and instant ramen. And while there are many people who live like that, there are also many people here who are having the opposite experience and don't have to think about what they purchase much, if at all. But we get by, and everything considered, I feel very lucky to live in such a beautiful state.
A lot of these examples are based on circumstances, just like you mentioned about keeping track and planning everything because you don’t know what’s going to happen the next day. That’s all understandable and makes sense, Americans live in a prosperous country so you find these things more often. The security of knowing that things won’t drastically change from one day to the next. You have the freedom to do these things and the mindset of freedom. That’s the biggest difference, the mindset of the people, living in a free society gives you a different mindset, just the same as living in a non free society gives you a certain mindset. When you bind the mind, you bind the individual. Example, if you chain an elephant to a tree when it’s a baby and weak, you can keep that same grown elephant chained to the tree and it will never try and get away because in its mind, it can’t. Because he couldn’t do it when he was baby he thinks he can’t do it now that he actually can. You bound his mind, he will stay bound, it’s really a sad thing and the most difficult to help, a bound mind.
I so enjoy watching you especially when you so sweetly disagree. Or when you call out the other for going a bit too far. Being monetized is important. I do so hope you get to visit America one day. You have many fans here. It saddens me to hear how so many struggle in your country for basic necessities. I know many countries have the same problem. A better world for everyone is always a part of my prayers.
Walmart has an equivalent to Costco - called Sam's Club. There's also BJ's - which is just like Costco & Sam's Club. So, you're NOT stuck with Costco's Whole Foods selection. Of course, Amazon ALSO has a Grocery section - and that's all delivered. Personally, I order EVERYTHING I need from Walmart - and I can have it delivered in as little as an hour or two, or I can schedule it at a time when it will be most convenient. They also offer a service where they will come in and put your groceries away. If you're handicapped, that is very helpful. No, everyone in America is NOT rich! I'm FAR from it! But these things are still affordable, even for me! I'm a 66 year old widow on Social Security. That is NOT a lot of money ,- but I can still afford these services! Of course you'd be welcome here! Yeah, there ARE idiots here - just like anywhere else. But MOST people would be loving and welcoming! I know everyone in my family, and everyone I know would welcome you with open arms and hearts! I really enjoy your videos and viewpoints!❤❤❤
If you want great unbiased reactions you should check out RUclips videos by Yoel and Mari ( Yoel is from Cuba and these videos show things he’s never seen before that we in the USA take for granted the videos can be very heart breaking at times to see his emotional experiences)
I have a friend that came from Greece, moved to Germany because Greece economy sucks and more opportunities in Germany. And literally every conversation we have is do I still have a spare room she can stay in for a while because she really wants to move to U.S. lol infact I am sometimes convinced that we are only friends because she knows i have a spare room haha
Free market that encourages going after your dreams. That freedom created personal wealth and as long as govt doesn't take all your money people are encouraged generation after generation to get educated, go to work, pursue your dreams, wealth bequests wealth. Keeping good at the center of citizens life has contracted dramatically in last 2 generations and therein lays the pathway for evil to find a way in to corrupt our young ...
A buddy of mine worked in that State Dept. Lottery. Those who apply have to submit picture ID's etc. So, they try to pick the young, pretty & unmarried women to "win"
14:36 there are rules, living in a free society doesn’t mean you do what you want and it doesn’t matter. You break the rules/laws there are consequences for that. Our laws are based on the 10 commandments, that’s the basic, then it goes into details and outlines the punishment for breaking those rules. Like you mentioned incest, that’s not lawful, harming children not lawful, killing someone not lawful (there are exceptions, like in self defense, if they attack you and you fight back and they die, you don’t get penalized for that), stealing is not lawful, threatening is not lawful, causing bodily harm to someone ( not having safety standards in a business, home, etc..,, and someone gets hurt because you didn’t fix it). Living in a free society is basically free market, meaning , inventing, creating, no dictator or government controlling and demanding you do things their way or suffer, not bowing the knee to anyone but God, the freedom to live your life openly as long as you don’t break the law, voting whom you want to represent you in government or voting out the one that you don’t want, free choices, the people have the power that’s the biggest one, that’s why the 2nd amendment is in our constitution, to bare arms (protect ourselves) against a government that try’s to enforce its will over the people. Freedom doesn’t mean lawlessness.
I pay very little for electricity in my State of Idaho, but we are the cheapest, or close to it, in the US. I spend less than 4% of my household income on it as an average.
“Enjoying themselves without an actual reason” is funny when the average American works more hours than they spend with their family. We have a standard 8-10 hour workday that we usually commute to. 5 days a week with minimal paid vacation, we have a good time when we can becuase we work too much.
When you say "too much freedom," to an American it sounds like your government and elders have conditioned you to accept a certain amount of your life to be controlled by others, in effect, giving up part of yourselves. This is denying yourself certain experiences and activities that would harm no one nor have any negative consequences, yet you readily agree to avoid living that aspect of your own life. When you grow up in such a culture it is nearly impossible to know that this is how you live. When you venture to a place where the people don't have these limitations ingrained in them, then you start to realize how much of your life you have held yourself back from living. I wish you both, and your families, the best in life.
All of this that this lady says should come with an Asterix, shes talking about populated area, out in rural areas youre at a higher chance of running into people who dont want you in there area. And thats not a you, as two muslim dudes, but you as in anyone they know isnt from around there. Ive gotten some serious stink eye at gas stations out in the middle of nowhere with my accent that puts me as a white guy clearly (to other americans) from chicago. In the city its way more normal to see people youve never seen or dont look like you.
@@paulinesoares3594the South's food culture is amazing. However she's sleeping on the overall food culture we have in America. Including our chicken fried steaks.
I am a first gen American so maybe cuz of that i feel u Dont pay my bills so u have NO RIGHT to judge how i spend my $ im Portuguese American and im so proud of that but ill be the first to say that people from Portugal ALWAYS judge eachother its ridiculous its one of the only things i hate about my culture cuz we take care of our own but the woman dont know how to stop talking sh** about everyone its a past time for them...but i still would not want to be any other than being Portuguese tbh
It's helpful to remember that the US is a big melting pot of cultures. If Fili had only experienced the Midwest, say Wisconsin, she would have found it much more like her home in Germany because there is a significant concentration of German immigration in Wisconsin. While it's true that there are friendly and open people all over the US, she might encounter them a little bit easier because she is an attractive female from another country. That makes her slightly intriguing or exotic. That's not to say, nice young men from other countries won't encounter friendly and open people. It might just take a little longer. I agree that culturally there needs to be a baseline of behavioral regulations. Free speech is a good thing, but yelling "Fire!" in a crowded theater is recognized as dangerous and irresponsible if not criminal. Fortunately, there are more people that can live with others without having to be rude, obnoxious or inconsiderate. There are those who can't, and you can't help but notice them when they make an appearance. So, it's always helpful to get a sense of what type of person you are dealing with. If you can do that, you should have no problem finding the sort of people who will add to your enjoyment of your visit.
America is NOT paved with GOLD! You have to work, work, work your arse off to make it. So don't believe the BS! You are lucky to make it! I'm 66 years old and broke. My home is paid for but. My retirement went broke. So I live on SS. I now have to go back to work. Young people have dreams. But you better be very educated, or gifted!
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I was just talking to a friend 🇺🇸... we were talking about how you both seem so real, so kind and we've been following you for awhile now
And
We both AGREED THAT IT FEELS LIKE WE KNOW YOU LIKE ON A PERSONAL BASIS...WE GUESS ITS BECAUSE YOUR COMMENTS ARE SO REAL AND YOU'VE MADE US FEEL COMFORTABLE
WHILE LISTENING TO YOU...
We joked and said we would love to be your personal guides when you come to America 🇺🇸 Show You Around or at best tell you the best places to visit while your here👍lol🤭
We hope one day your DREAM of Coming to America 🇺🇸 will Happen for You Both...YOU DESERVE IT🥰
8:03 the conversations between yourselves are refreshing. You’re not putting on a show. You’re acting like real people. Real brothers. Real friends (your paternal brother can be your friend too)!
The moments where you regret your spicy remarks and calm each other down are the best 🤣
We may be friendly here since we are a country of immigrants and are more accepting of other cultures.
You guys are so funny and I love the fact that I know I am going to get a good laugh when I watch one of your reactions. Thank you for always just being yourselves in front of all of us. I hope you know how many of us really love you guys!
♥
I’ve always believed if someone has a passion and succeeds it helps everyone .. I wish people success no matter what country they reside in .. happy people, happy countries.. happy world makes sense to me !
Enjoyed the video. I didn't realize Algeria was the 10th largest country in the world. You should do a video about your country. 😊
That would be excellent!
Thanks, guys.
Yes, we are very blessed here in America. Some people don't see it, because it is just a normal part of their lives. I am far from being wealthy, but I am able to take care of my needs. For this, I thank God.
I just drove across 20 states last month and she's telling the truth about scenic diversity and open space. I drove through wetlands, plains, forests, and across deserts and mountains. It was incredible.
Where are from ?
Hello from
California🏖🇺🇸🦅
20 staes in 30 or 31 days, you only see tourist "traps". You could spend 30 days in florids,and see all sorts.. Western has red mountains,North eastern has mountains and high quality sea food and a mixture of foods... All of America is different, and a wide variety of foods, environments, different languanges, and scenic views.
"I blame the government." "Of course you do!" -- such brother energy in this exchange. Love you guys being who you are.
People are people. Thats what travelling abroad should teach you. Saluto!
Hi guys. I hear you talk about how many things that you don't have in your country, so I would love for you to show us your country and let us see how you live there! My adopted Son is from TOGO WEST AFRICA and I looked online to see his country, but he sent me photos of his hometown before he came to USA to live with me 12 years ago. I would really like to see at least your area that you live in and how the houses and shops look there. Is it possible for you two to do a video for us here in the U S? North Carolina, USA
You guys are the best! You have a place to stay in The Texas Hill Country outside of Austin whenever you want.
We used to have a Muslim family as neighbors a couple years ago when we had lived in our apartment for about 2 months, spoke little English - but they were so nice. Their children would always wave to us. We liked them a lot. We never got to ask where they were from, considering the language barrier and they didn’t stay in the apartment for very long. I wished I spoke their language at the time, because I found them enjoyable to be around.
I hope you guys achieve all your dreams! I love your videos!
We encourage inspire and love each other here
It's really simple. Meeting new people allows you a different perspective. As the old saying goes. "If you AREN'T learning something new EVERYDAY. You might as well be dead." Your reaction channel proves that statement. Every reaction, you're learning something new.
I have learned from the two of you that the respect you have for each other is unprecedented. Come to America to visit and keep loving the country where you were born. Bravo guys. Agree to disagree...a motto to me in the United States of America.
We have incest laws in the US. You can't legally marry your mother or sister and doing so and the other things that happen in marriage can get you a roughly 5-15 year prison sentence and fined.
I love these guys and their channel, but it’s kind of ironic that he should mention people wanting to marry their mother or sister when it’s common practice in many Muslim countries for them to marry their first cousins. Here in the U.S., not only do we not want to marry our parents or siblings, we wouldn’t consider marrying our first cousins either.
You can’t marry cousins either especially, first cousins. You might be able to get away with distant cousins maybe third or 4th but the U.S is very strict against incest.
@@M00159Well it’s against the law to marry first cousins any way.
I live in Florida and we can grow fruit in our own yard citrus in December strawberries in January and blueberries in springtime. Watermelon or any melons summer time. Some seasons people can grow two gardens harvest one and plant again. Depends on how long the warm weather lasts
Americans cherish FREEDOM and RESPECT for LAW& ORDER.
Terrain diversity is why most Americans dont travel internationally. Not only because it’s expensive, but because we pretty much have every known climate here. Louisiana Swamp, Wyoming Praire, Hawaii Rainforest, Alaskan Arctic, Arizona Desert, Tennessee woodlands etc.
"America has immortality for working for company". As an American, that line hits hard. And it's serious commentary on our healthcare system. You get a like!
Check out rehab houses for under $50,000 in the USA. Cost $ to rehab but the possibility is endless.
I just love your videos and so enjoy your dialogue with each other. You always make me laugh-demonetized lol. I hope you can achieve all of your dreams.
I'm extremely introverted by nature, but because American society is so friendly, I have mastered friendly chit chat with complete strangers and being kind and smiling even if I'm not happy at the time. It helps my mom is an extreme extrovert, she taught me how to do it well.
6) enthusiasm ....TRUE! I love fishing, hiking, art, music, learning, .....and especially ANIME! I have seen over 200 anime. I could make a top 50 list. But I'll just say my top 3... 彼氏彼女の事情, ぼくの地球を守って, and ヴァイオレット・エヴァーガーデン. I loved anime so much that I learned Japanese. I wish I could visit Japan, but I just don't have the money.
But um, incest and sex with animals is illegal in the United States. Notice she did say, as long as it doesn't harm anyone or isn't illegal.
Today I actually had some random lady walk up to me and told me I have a magnificent beard. Happens almost weekly 😂
I absolutely love the wonderful conversations you have throughout the video. Really reflective and engaging. Thanks so much ❤
You are so welcome!
All ideas are welcome in the U.S. Your grandson’s/granddaughter’s possible discovery could save mankind. That is wealth-Freedom to experiment and be you.
"Too much freedom" no such thing brother! Embrace freedom! Woohoo MERICA! you'll love it here!
You are down to earth. I hope y'all can make it here. You deserve to have your dreams come true.
You're definitely right about "too much freedom". Most Americans are either disgusted or really dislike some of the things you mentioned like wanting to be a dog. But we have to accept that this is the price we pay for freedom of expression and individualism. We dont all have to like it, but it's basically a God given right to act however you want as long as it doesnt harm others. God will judge them. If they dress like a dog I can certainly hate it and disagree. But which option would you choose? Freedom or oppression?
we choose god law.
@@HABIBIBROTHERS1Not all people are Muslim. Who's God's law. I'm Jewish. I don't want to live under Muslim law. And you don't want to live under Jewish beliefs.
@@mydraftable6526 (Let there be no compulsion in religion): Surah Al-Baqarah - 256
We have laws to follow and it's not always live let live. Yes we have more freedom to live. We are encouraged to be innovative from early childhood and have opportunities. Parents sacrifice so children can have opportunities. Plus as I'm living on a limited income it forces you to be innovative
For food storage, we have an extra meat freezer in the garage.
The difference in wages and over all pay here is astounding. We have plenty of people here who work multiple jobs and never have time to be healthy and are stressed out to the max, and it still gets them nothing/ a mistake away from becoming homeless. We also have many people who make decent money and can easily live a relatively less stressful lifestyle that is still modest. We also have a ton of people who make enough to be very comfortable and not even need to worry about retirement. Then we have the ultra wealthy. The US gets painted in very specific ways on here. It’s a tough place to get a handle on.
Great job on both your channels. It’s great to see how much they are growing. I try to comment on all your videos I watch, every little bit helps to get those RUclips algorithms to work for you. Plus you are building a great little community here. Whenever you get to the US, you’ll have so many friends waiting to welcome you 😉 That journey would make great content too.
Americans spend about 2.0% percent of their income on electricity.
When I was traveling in France, the only friendly people I met there were Algerian.
Of course people are friendly. She is a young and beautiful girl! She should just admit it. She came to America for the free refills.
Who doesn't enjoy the free refills? Because I know some folks love it.
It really feels like a lot of foreign RUclipsrs only really want to go to America for the content. They don’t really want to move or visit here for some kind of American bliss or just for the experience of being in America. At least nowadays. Like, there were hundreds and thousands of people who died trying to come here, but I know that’s another story.
It's all relative. I live in Northern California and the cost of living in my county is particularly high, and the income in my house is pretty low. So we live paycheck to paycheck, often going without something we'd like because the funds just aren't there, and we eat a lot of stuff like peanut butter and instant ramen. And while there are many people who live like that, there are also many people here who are having the opposite experience and don't have to think about what they purchase much, if at all. But we get by, and everything considered, I feel very lucky to live in such a beautiful state.
Happy 4th. Lets eat, drink and blow stuff up! I have a ton of tanks and roman candles.
She almost has a perfect American accent.
A lot of these examples are based on circumstances, just like you mentioned about keeping track and planning everything because you don’t know what’s going to happen the next day. That’s all understandable and makes sense, Americans live in a prosperous country so you find these things more often. The security of knowing that things won’t drastically change from one day to the next. You have the freedom to do these things and the mindset of freedom. That’s the biggest difference, the mindset of the people, living in a free society gives you a different mindset, just the same as living in a non free society gives you a certain mindset. When you bind the mind, you bind the individual. Example, if you chain an elephant to a tree when it’s a baby and weak, you can keep that same grown elephant chained to the tree and it will never try and get away because in its mind, it can’t. Because he couldn’t do it when he was baby he thinks he can’t do it now that he actually can. You bound his mind, he will stay bound, it’s really a sad thing and the most difficult to help, a bound mind.
I so enjoy watching you especially when you so sweetly disagree. Or when you call out the other for going a bit too far. Being monetized is important. I do so hope you get to visit America one day. You have many fans here. It saddens me to hear how so many struggle in your country for basic necessities. I know many countries have the same problem. A better world for everyone is always a part of my prayers.
Oh thank you!
Walmart has an equivalent to Costco - called Sam's Club. There's also BJ's - which is just like Costco & Sam's Club. So, you're NOT stuck with Costco's Whole Foods selection. Of course, Amazon ALSO has a Grocery section - and that's all delivered. Personally, I order EVERYTHING I need from Walmart - and I can have it delivered in as little as an hour or two, or I can schedule it at a time when it will be most convenient. They also offer a service where they will come in and put your groceries away. If you're handicapped, that is very helpful. No, everyone in America is NOT rich! I'm FAR from it! But these things are still affordable, even for me! I'm a 66 year old widow on Social Security. That is NOT a lot of money ,- but I can still afford these services! Of course you'd be welcome here! Yeah, there ARE idiots here - just like anywhere else. But MOST people would be loving and welcoming! I know everyone in my family, and everyone I know would welcome you with open arms and hearts!
I really enjoy your videos and viewpoints!❤❤❤
I love Australia but it's very isolated. Love Canada's nature but it's freezing 9 months a year!
Depends where in Canada, but your'e not that far off. 😂
@connieplieger3573 we luv both countries 💓 😊
Hard work is essential in USA.
If you want great unbiased reactions you should check out
RUclips videos by Yoel and Mari ( Yoel is from Cuba and these videos show things he’s never seen before that we in the USA take for granted the videos can be very heart breaking at times to see his emotional experiences)
I have a friend that came from Greece, moved to Germany because Greece economy sucks and more opportunities in Germany. And literally every conversation we have is do I still have a spare room she can stay in for a while because she really wants to move to U.S. lol infact I am sometimes convinced that we are only friends because she knows i have a spare room haha
Free market that encourages going after your dreams. That freedom created personal wealth and as long as govt doesn't take all your money people are encouraged generation after generation to get educated, go to work, pursue your dreams, wealth bequests wealth. Keeping good at the center of citizens life has contracted dramatically in last 2 generations and therein lays the pathway for evil to find a way in to corrupt our young ...
U.S. electricity is the cheapest in the industrial world about 1/3 what Europeans pay.
I get your point about Walmart but...Costco, local Co-ops and many other places are nicer. Hope you can come see
Love Australia but it's extremely isolated. Love Canada's nature but it's freezing 9 month's a year!
A buddy of mine worked in that State Dept. Lottery. Those who apply have to submit picture ID's etc. So, they try to pick the young, pretty & unmarried women to "win"
14:36 there are rules, living in a free society doesn’t mean you do what you want and it doesn’t matter. You break the rules/laws there are consequences for that. Our laws are based on the 10 commandments, that’s the basic, then it goes into details and outlines the punishment for breaking those rules. Like you mentioned incest, that’s not lawful, harming children not lawful, killing someone not lawful (there are exceptions, like in self defense, if they attack you and you fight back and they die, you don’t get penalized for that), stealing is not lawful, threatening is not lawful, causing bodily harm to someone ( not having safety standards in a business, home, etc..,, and someone gets hurt because you didn’t fix it). Living in a free society is basically free market, meaning , inventing, creating, no dictator or government controlling and demanding you do things their way or suffer, not bowing the knee to anyone but God, the freedom to live your life openly as long as you don’t break the law, voting whom you want to represent you in government or voting out the one that you don’t want, free choices, the people have the power that’s the biggest one, that’s why the 2nd amendment is in our constitution, to bare arms (protect ourselves) against a government that try’s to enforce its will over the people. Freedom doesn’t mean lawlessness.
We are one big melting pot! We are all human beings.❤
And we still have laws! We try to obey our laws to get along with each other!❤❤❤
I pay very little for electricity in my State of Idaho, but we are the cheapest, or close to it, in the US. I spend less than 4% of my household income on it as an average.
Electricity costs are very reasonable here in the USA
Not in Oregon.:(
Not in New Hampshire
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Americans know if you want to try something new and it doesn't work out the first time, we know we All learn from our mistakes so try, try again ,!!❤❤
“Enjoying themselves without an actual reason” is funny when the average American works more hours than they spend with their family. We have a standard 8-10 hour workday that we usually commute to. 5 days a week with minimal paid vacation, we have a good time when we can becuase we work too much.
Most Americans are not rich, just middle class.
Beautiful German woman might have a bit different experience. lol. But for the most part I agree.
Biggest issue in the USA is waste. It's a problem when people waste food especially.
15:02 😂😂
Yep 🤣
When you say "too much freedom," to an American it sounds like your government and elders have conditioned you to accept a certain amount of your life to be controlled by others, in effect, giving up part of yourselves. This is denying yourself certain experiences and activities that would harm no one nor have any negative consequences, yet you readily agree to avoid living that aspect of your own life. When you grow up in such a culture it is nearly impossible to know that this is how you live. When you venture to a place where the people don't have these limitations ingrained in them, then you start to realize how much of your life you have held yourself back from living. I wish you both, and your families, the best in life.
The guy on left was joking a lot in this video. Tweaking his brother!
All of this that this lady says should come with an Asterix, shes talking about populated area, out in rural areas youre at a higher chance of running into people who dont want you in there area. And thats not a you, as two muslim dudes, but you as in anyone they know isnt from around there. Ive gotten some serious stink eye at gas stations out in the middle of nowhere with my accent that puts me as a white guy clearly (to other americans) from chicago. In the city its way more normal to see people youve never seen or dont look like you.
Why didnt she mention food?
Because she isn’t in the south. lol
@@paulinesoares3594the South's food culture is amazing. However she's sleeping on the overall food culture we have in America. Including our chicken fried steaks.
I am a first gen American so maybe cuz of that i feel u Dont pay my bills so u have NO RIGHT to judge how i spend my $ im Portuguese American and im so proud of that but ill be the first to say that people from Portugal ALWAYS judge eachother its ridiculous its one of the only things i hate about my culture cuz we take care of our own but the woman dont know how to stop talking sh** about everyone its a past time for them...but i still would not want to be any other than being Portuguese tbh
Peasant goat herders need to move into 2024
It's helpful to remember that the US is a big melting pot of cultures. If Fili had only experienced the Midwest, say Wisconsin, she would have found it much more like her home in Germany because there is a significant concentration of German immigration in Wisconsin.
While it's true that there are friendly and open people all over the US, she might encounter them a little bit easier because she is an attractive female from another country. That makes her slightly intriguing or exotic. That's not to say, nice young men from other countries won't encounter friendly and open people. It might just take a little longer.
I agree that culturally there needs to be a baseline of behavioral regulations. Free speech is a good thing, but yelling "Fire!" in a crowded theater is recognized as dangerous and irresponsible if not criminal. Fortunately, there are more people that can live with others without having to be rude, obnoxious or inconsiderate. There are those who can't, and you can't help but notice them when they make an appearance. So, it's always helpful to get a sense of what type of person you are dealing with. If you can do that, you should have no problem finding the sort of people who will add to your enjoyment of your visit.
America is NOT paved with GOLD! You have to work, work, work your arse off to make it. So don't believe the BS! You are lucky to make it! I'm 66 years old and broke. My home is paid for but. My retirement went broke. So I live on SS. I now have to go back to work. Young people have dreams. But you better be very educated, or gifted!
Stop whispering speak up please!