As an Egyptian working abroad, I miss life in Egypt very much. Egypt is vibrant and unlike any other country. The people of Egypt are good, they love and welcome the guest. If, God forbid, an accident happens in the street, you will find dozens of people gathering to help. They will not leave you alone.
Lol, sa7. Just experienced the accident situation recently, many people were willing to help and assist. Hope you can make it back for at least a visit soon!
Yes everyone is very fond of it, it's so cheap and fast and filling! It is quite heavy for me, even when I order a small, I can never finish it, so I always end up bringing it home and eating it later. Two meals in one small koshery! 😄👍
Your presence has become an embodiment of the quintessential Egyptian spirit. Thank you for sharing your journey and rekindling our appreciation for the wonders of our homeland through your eyes!
Another banger of a video… just raw unfiltered content! Exactly how a person would like to see… thank you for the wonderful video and definitely waiting for more! U ROCK!
I ate kosheri many years ago when I was in Egypt Alexandria. I still remember it today and it was very filling and delicious and I ate some bread with some cheese inside that I forgot the name of
Ahaha, hey Dionysis, how are you man?! Good to hear from you. Is koshery easy to find in Greece? What are the prices like there for Koshery? Just curious 😅I just spoke to a friend who told me they were charging like $12 for a koshery in the US! 😳 CRAZY.
@@Gventures Not easy at all 😁 Just few places near the center of Athens . The price could vary from 5 to 8 euros and the portion is really small...so its a big difference haha
Another excellent video n the history was interesting too. Downtown Cairo has some amazing old buildings, perhaps a walk n talk about some of them one day. Love your use of Arabic... I would like to learn a few more: I love Egypt. (Thank you) very much. I love to walk. I would like....
I have thought about making a walking tour of downtown sometime, but I don't know that I would be talking much, I don't know too much history of the place, to be honest. But perhaps I will at some point in the future. A walking tour of downtown Cairo...not bad. I am actually about to start recording a video about some basic Egyptian Arabic words and phrases, since I have had quite a few requests for that since I came to Egypt. So keep your eyes open for that in the upcoming weeks 😁
Hola Gisselle, yes I also love Koshery..... wow it was one of the first plate I tried during my first visit in Egypt. I did not go to this place ( the one on the video), but I went to Dokki ( The koshery Place). Delicious!! Also, last month I visited again Egypt for 2 weeks, one week in Cairo and another one in Hurghada before I returned to USA, the 21 of May. I tried some delicious food too this time... I stayed on Nile Street ( AirBNB) which I recommend it.... beautiful place and nice and convenient location. I intend to go back in July.
Did it happen to be....90 Nile Street? 😆There's a lot of airbnb's in that one particular building. I have stayed there in the past for special occasions, before getting my apartment in Dokki where I live now. Wow you should message me while you're here in July! You're always letting me know you were in Egypt AFTER you leave 😆 This time hit me up when you're here
Lol exactly, it's really filling and the small is actually quite a lot! But I just had leftovers for later in the day. So really, it was 2 meals for $1! 😎Thanks for watching! 🥰
We loved Koshari at Abou Tarek when we visited Cairo. 7 people paid only 385 E£, very big portion. It has a delivery service, 12E£. Thanks for your wonderful channel, love from Japan ❤.
I need koshary, it must be 30 years since I've eaten some. Abou Tarek is now on the list of places to got to because I somehow doubt they deliver to the UK. 😉
Not very. The immigration office is hectic and disorganized, but I made this video to help people who are looking to extend their visa, hopefully it makes the process easier 😊How to extend your visa: ruclips.net/video/sMSQMm_N9ec/видео.html
@@Markshaynd I was just thinking, if you like seeing raw streets of Egypt, check out my friend's channel, 4K World Wanderings. He films walking tours around the world and has been to Egypt a few times to film (I met him at a hostel I was staying at here in Cairo). This is one of his videos: ruclips.net/video/tGPmKalZ3hc/видео.html
Maybe you should try 'hawawshi' one day ♨🌶🌭. The guy who invented it was the father of one of my colleagues at school in Cairo back to the late 70's, it has become since a typical and the spicest Egytian fast food ever
@@tohotmosiii7898 I actually did make a hawawshi video! ruclips.net/video/dx8rBo2xZCo/видео.html But wait. Hawawshi, spicy?! I have never had a spicy hawawshi (except for when I add my own spice, be it a fresh pepper or dried pepper flakes). Wow, you know the son of the guy who invented it?! That would be a cool story to hear. I made it a video about it but I don't know any of the history behind it, I just filmed them making it and me trying it 😅 Would love to hear more.
Maybe they're serving it much more tender nowadays, or to adapt to the different levels of toloerance. I'm sure yours is a very high level 😜. Acutally, it was his daughter that I used to know at Lycée Français at Bab el-Louk (I was about 7 or 8) we only knew that her father was the one to invent this new brand, but actually I didn't give it a try before many years afterwards, and it was REALLY spicy ! By the way, I love your channel so much... a bit jealous though 'cos I miss Cairo to the bone.. the most hectic and lively place omn earth. Please, enjoy it as much as you can. Greetings, and haz sa3eed!
@@tohotmosiii7898 That is true, I do have a very high level of spice tolerance, ESPECIALLY for Egyptians 😅But I like Thai chili peppers and Mexican food with copious amounts of habanero or jalapeno 😆 I do know Souq Bab el-Louk in downtown Cairo...I go there sometimes to get vegetables or chicken when me and my friend plan to cook. But not sure if it is the same place/area at all that you are talking about. Thank you so much for watching and saying that, I do love showing "the real Cairo" (as some people have put it), and I know I will greatly miss it too when I one day decide to continue my travels. I just can't tear myself away at this moment, and plan to enjoy it for as long as I can. Shukran ketir, w enta kaman!
Gisselle.... you're simply amazing. You're fearless, bold, brave, complex, simple. You, ma'am, are the SH**!!! I don't know how to contact you, but we're moving back to Maadi in July. I MUST MEET YOU!! I swear I'm not a creeper😂, just a teacher in awe of your spirit. 😊 I lived there from 2008-2013. SO much has changed---especially the prices!😮😬 I'm going to gain 15 pounds in a week: koshary, tammeya, sugarcane juice....I'm gonna eat like a fool!!
Huh..? Why in the world do you ask if it might originally be a Jewish dish? Because it sounds like...kosher..?! No it is not originally a Jewish dish. Actually it originates from India. And I list the ingredients in the video, it's just pasta and lentils and tomato sauce and fried onions.
@@Gventures You take this too personally. Egypt once had a very large and vibrant Jewish population who's impact on modern Egyptian culture is significant. Just like they once had a large Christian population. I am starting to wonder, has your Egyptian boyfriend converted you to Islam?
@@cherifbar Lol, WHAT? What in my response made you think I am taking it personally? Please show me, and explain it to me (if you can). You are telling me I am taking things too personally, yet say this to me?: "I am starting to wonder, has your Egyptian boyfriend converted you to Islam?" It sounds like YOU are taking it personally, for whatever reason I cannot fathom. We call that projection. I'm not religious, in fact I'm a thousand leagues away from being religious. 😎 But even if I was, it wouldn't be any of your business. Watch my videos if you want, but don't get insulted because I ask a genuine question as to why you thought koshary might be a Jewish dish.
If someone put that much chili sauce in my food and I ate it i'd be running for my life 😅😅 I put one small spoon on the entie plate and it's too hot for me
While eating vegetarian food is not considered food just for poor people, I do know eating meat is a luxury for the country's poorest. Everyone eats and loves koshery (and other vegetarian dishes like foul, falafel, mahshy, etc.), but some people may only be able to afford the cheapest food, which is typically vegetarian. Do you tip at a restaurant like this? No, you don't have to. I did and do, but they don't expect it.
Ok i love koshery i have been here on and off for nearly 20 years but it isnt Egyptian it was brought to Egypt by Indian soldiers serving in the British Army
That's why I'm afraid to go to Egypt I can't see all those cats and dogs and those conditions I'll end up buying some farm and trying to make a rescue service like I could really change the world type s***
😕I understand. We only do what we can. It's not only the animals living in terrible conditions, the city's poorest also live a very hard life. It is a very sad and cruel part of this world. But there are many good people who try to make things easier for the stray cats and dogs living on the streets here. I often see my neighbor spreading out a lot of guts (or something?) along the sidewalk for all the cats, and he feeds the dogs too. I feed them tuna or chicken or any leftover food I have as well. People do care here, there are just so many it is overwhelming and impossible to feed them all. And they do lead a hard life. It sucks.
@@Gventures I know I know it's a cold world but I'm well aware that all of these animals will get their Do-Right's on the day of judgment but this just made me realize I'm on the greatest country on Earth New York City is where it's at and there's a lot of people that have compassion for animals out here only the people of Egypt could change Egypt they just have to change themselves
I'm the exact same way I'd stop to feed every animal I seen wouldn't want to walk away I'd spend all my money on dog/cat food and fruits for the camels& horses rather than buying materialistic shit
@@rayfred7065 Uh.....there's plenty of homeless in NYC, I used to live there. Wouldn't say the US is the greatest country on earth, but maybe you haven't traveled to Europe much and seen what it's like there. Also plenty of people care about the animals here in Egypt, saying they (Egyptians) have to change themselves to fix the issue is a pretty ignorant statement to make, it's about money and resources and the government. The government doesn't have a program to sterilize the animals so they just keep having babies and thus there are more and more stray cats and dogs, the cycle continues. Plenty of Egyptians care for and feed the animals like I have already stated, but not one person or group can fix the entire cities issue, Cairo has a population of 25 million and even people and families live on the street here so of course there are animals on the street as well. There are charities and shelters but only so much they can do with the overwhelming numbers of animals and lack of government support
@@lisamiller4967 Well, I think at some point you might have to stop feeding them so you can go home and eat yourself 😅But I get what you are saying, and there are shelters and charities to help the animals, just not enough, sadly. Materialistic shit is a huge waste, not sure why you mentioned it when talking about animals, but I agree with you, that's why I travel the world with only a 40 liter backpack that holds everything I own in the world. I don't know if you've ever been to Egypt but I am thinking perhaps not, because the amount of stray cats is way too many to feed them all, many times when I am feeding them I have to prevent a brawl because I dump out some food for a few cats I see and suddenly 5 more show up and they begin to fight over it. It's a real issue out here. Homeless people living on the street too. I gave this kid my leftovers as I was leaving a restaurant one day, and as I was walking away I noticed him sharing some of the food with a little stray cat. That kid was gold.
As an Egyptian working abroad, I miss life in Egypt very much. Egypt is vibrant and unlike any other country. The people of Egypt are good, they love and welcome the guest. If, God forbid, an accident happens in the street, you will find dozens of people gathering to help. They will not leave you alone.
Lol, sa7. Just experienced the accident situation recently, many people were willing to help and assist. Hope you can make it back for at least a visit soon!
I’ll be in Egypt in 3 weeks so looking forward to go to that restaurant and try koshery 😋
Few days ago just came back from Egypt (Cairo) and from their food the koshery was the best.... Also my husband loved it.
Yes everyone is very fond of it, it's so cheap and fast and filling! It is quite heavy for me, even when I order a small, I can never finish it, so I always end up bringing it home and eating it later. Two meals in one small koshery! 😄👍
Your presence has become an embodiment of the quintessential Egyptian spirit. Thank you for sharing your journey and rekindling our appreciation for the wonders of our homeland through your eyes!
😍🙏Wow. Shukran ketir
Alll people love you straight away bevause your vibe is soooo good 💗 supporting you from day 1 !!
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Another banger of a video… just raw unfiltered content! Exactly how a person would like to see… thank you for the wonderful video and definitely waiting for more! U ROCK!
Lol, thanks so much man!
I love AbouTarek! The BEST Koshary ever
New to your videos. I’m hooked. Love them. Much love from Boston, Massachusetts 🇺🇸
Haha, awesome man, welcome to the channel! Much love from the City of a Thousand Minarets 😅
I ate kosheri many years ago when I was in Egypt Alexandria. I still remember it today and it was very filling and delicious and I ate some bread with some cheese inside that I forgot the name of
I love Koshery!! Imagine that I am searching to find it also here in Greece 😁(not authentic one of course). Cool video as always !! 💯
Ahaha, hey Dionysis, how are you man?! Good to hear from you. Is koshery easy to find in Greece? What are the prices like there for Koshery? Just curious 😅I just spoke to a friend who told me they were charging like $12 for a koshery in the US! 😳 CRAZY.
@@Gventures Not easy at all 😁 Just few places near the center of Athens . The price could vary from 5 to 8 euros and the portion is really small...so its a big difference haha
@@dionysiskalliakmanis 🤣Oh wow that is a lot. Still better than US though 😅
What a cool success story! 🤩 You know it’s good when that’s literally all they make.
Another excellent video n the history was interesting too. Downtown Cairo has some amazing old buildings, perhaps a walk n talk about some of them one day.
Love your use of Arabic... I would like to learn a few more: I love Egypt. (Thank you) very much. I love to walk. I would like....
I have thought about making a walking tour of downtown sometime, but I don't know that I would be talking much, I don't know too much history of the place, to be honest. But perhaps I will at some point in the future. A walking tour of downtown Cairo...not bad.
I am actually about to start recording a video about some basic Egyptian Arabic words and phrases, since I have had quite a few requests for that since I came to Egypt. So keep your eyes open for that in the upcoming weeks 😁
Here ya go lady! 😁😁 ruclips.net/video/fDDKHjDmfg0/видео.html
Looks so delicious 🤤!
koshary is my favorite dish ever..Bon Appetit
Hola Gisselle, yes I also love Koshery..... wow it was one of the first plate I tried during my first visit in Egypt. I did not go to this place ( the one on the video), but I went to Dokki ( The koshery Place). Delicious!! Also, last month I visited again Egypt for 2 weeks, one week in Cairo and another one in Hurghada before I returned to USA, the 21 of May. I tried some delicious food too this time... I stayed on Nile Street ( AirBNB) which I recommend it.... beautiful place and nice and convenient location. I intend to go back in July.
Did it happen to be....90 Nile Street? 😆There's a lot of airbnb's in that one particular building. I have stayed there in the past for special occasions, before getting my apartment in Dokki where I live now. Wow you should message me while you're here in July! You're always letting me know you were in Egypt AFTER you leave 😆 This time hit me up when you're here
@@Gventures hello Giselle, yes yes..that building 90 Nile street...wow...you know the area...definitely, I will contact you next time.
@@CarlosCruz-vm3di Lol, awesome man!
I love your food videos. Always makes me hungry. I like a little showmanship when my food is being prepared. That's pretty awesome. ❤
The performance was hypnotizing! Another splendid video, expanding my world. Thank you!
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Thank you Bridget! That slow mo on my phone really did it 😅😅And they also did put on a performance which I really appreciated 😍
Thank you for making this video🙏That's my kind of food...carbs and healthy protein. Half of the small would be a perfect portion for me. Shukran 🙏
Lol exactly, it's really filling and the small is actually quite a lot! But I just had leftovers for later in the day. So really, it was 2 meals for $1! 😎Thanks for watching! 🥰
what makes your channel distinct is its content uniqueness. Very well done for filming the top quality vids! Btw is Koshary a snack or a meal?
Thank you so much Jan! 🥰😍🙏
Koshary is definitely a meal, it is so heavy and filling! A snack might be nuts, certain types of beans, or chips/fries.
We loved Koshari at Abou Tarek when we visited Cairo. 7 people paid only 385 E£, very big portion. It has a delivery service, 12E£. Thanks for your wonderful channel, love from Japan ❤.
Yes this place is delicious! Also I love your username, Alice miu miu. Do you know what ancient Egyptians used to call cats? Miu Miu 😄❤
Always amazing
I really enjoy watching your videos!
Thanks Omar! 🥰
I have never tried koshery. But I will, when I will be next time. Good advice, thanks
I need koshary, it must be 30 years since I've eaten some. Abou Tarek is now on the list of places to got to because I somehow doubt they deliver to the UK. 😉
😆Yes when you find yourself in Egypt again you gotta stop here
Great video! Thanks for adding the history of the place. Always interesting!🌷
Thank you LJ-NC! 🥰
Great video 🙂👍
You would make a great tour guide!!
😅 Thanks 😅
I tried other types of Egyptian dishes while I was in Qatar but the restaurant didn't serve Koshery
Very cool video and super interesting.
Thank you my friend! 🥰
Thanks!
😮Wow! Thank you so much Tabeeb! That is VERY generous of you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
You know more about Abu Tareq than I do as an Egyptian 😀👍
Haha! Well, I did some research about it
OMG, you are one of a kind! a lot of sauce and a lot of spicy oil chili only true Egyptians from upper Egypt do that صعايدة😆😆😆
😆I do love my spicy food 🌶🌶🥵🔥
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Should have called this Chilli Oil cocktail with a few rice.
🤣that works too
Love your videos
Super brave!
I wonder if it is complicated to extend your stay in there!!
Not very. The immigration office is hectic and disorganized, but I made this video to help people who are looking to extend their visa, hopefully it makes the process easier 😊How to extend your visa: ruclips.net/video/sMSQMm_N9ec/видео.html
@@Gventures Many thanks!
Appreciate that
Hopefully things keep going great for you in Egypt!!
@@Markshaynd I was just thinking, if you like seeing raw streets of Egypt, check out my friend's channel, 4K World Wanderings. He films walking tours around the world and has been to Egypt a few times to film (I met him at a hostel I was staying at here in Cairo). This is one of his videos: ruclips.net/video/tGPmKalZ3hc/видео.html
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I really enjoyed your video! Keep up the good work.
Thank you so much Danny! 🥰
Good stuff thank you!
You got me so hungry, missing koshary so much.. but it's easily made at home. Obviously you like it VERY spicy. Hope you enjoyed 😊
Ahaha yes I do, I love spicy food! 🌶🥵😆
Maybe you should try 'hawawshi' one day ♨🌶🌭. The guy who invented it was the father of one of my colleagues at school in Cairo back to the late 70's, it has become since a typical and the spicest Egytian fast food ever
@@tohotmosiii7898 I actually did make a hawawshi video! ruclips.net/video/dx8rBo2xZCo/видео.html
But wait. Hawawshi, spicy?! I have never had a spicy hawawshi (except for when I add my own spice, be it a fresh pepper or dried pepper flakes).
Wow, you know the son of the guy who invented it?! That would be a cool story to hear. I made it a video about it but I don't know any of the history behind it, I just filmed them making it and me trying it 😅 Would love to hear more.
Maybe they're serving it much more tender nowadays, or to adapt to the different levels of toloerance. I'm sure yours is a very high level 😜. Acutally, it was his daughter that I used to know at Lycée Français at Bab el-Louk (I was about 7 or 8) we only knew that her father was the one to invent this new brand, but actually I didn't give it a try before many years afterwards, and it was REALLY spicy ! By the way, I love your channel so much... a bit jealous though 'cos I miss Cairo to the bone.. the most hectic and lively place omn earth. Please, enjoy it as much as you can. Greetings, and haz sa3eed!
@@tohotmosiii7898 That is true, I do have a very high level of spice tolerance, ESPECIALLY for Egyptians 😅But I like Thai chili peppers and Mexican food with copious amounts of habanero or jalapeno 😆
I do know Souq Bab el-Louk in downtown Cairo...I go there sometimes to get vegetables or chicken when me and my friend plan to cook. But not sure if it is the same place/area at all that you are talking about.
Thank you so much for watching and saying that, I do love showing "the real Cairo" (as some people have put it), and I know I will greatly miss it too when I one day decide to continue my travels. I just can't tear myself away at this moment, and plan to enjoy it for as long as I can. Shukran ketir, w enta kaman!
Would love to meet you if ur in Cairo 🥰🥰🥰💙💙💙 I live in zamalek 🙂
now that is a dose of chilli.. 😅hard core!! you get high on that stuff
😆I love spicy food
@@Gventures amazing
Gisselle.... you're simply amazing. You're fearless, bold, brave, complex, simple. You, ma'am, are the SH**!!! I don't know how to contact you, but we're moving back to Maadi in July.
I MUST MEET YOU!! I swear I'm not a creeper😂, just a teacher in awe of your spirit. 😊 I lived there from 2008-2013. SO much has changed---especially the prices!😮😬 I'm going to gain 15 pounds in a week: koshary, tammeya, sugarcane juice....I'm gonna eat like a fool!!
Well thank you!
If you want to hit me up you can message me on IG, I put it in the description of every video 😁
Welcome back to Cairo! 😎
is Koshery Kosher? my late beloved mother used to make it for me. do you think it was originally a Jewish dish?
Huh..? Why in the world do you ask if it might originally be a Jewish dish? Because it sounds like...kosher..?! No it is not originally a Jewish dish. Actually it originates from India. And I list the ingredients in the video, it's just pasta and lentils and tomato sauce and fried onions.
@@Gventures You take this too personally. Egypt once had a very large and vibrant Jewish population who's impact on modern Egyptian culture is significant. Just like they once had a large Christian population. I am starting to wonder, has your Egyptian boyfriend converted you to Islam?
@@cherifbar Lol, WHAT? What in my response made you think I am taking it personally? Please show me, and explain it to me (if you can).
You are telling me I am taking things too personally, yet say this to me?: "I am starting to wonder, has your Egyptian boyfriend converted you to Islam?" It sounds like YOU are taking it personally, for whatever reason I cannot fathom. We call that projection. I'm not religious, in fact I'm a thousand leagues away from being religious. 😎 But even if I was, it wouldn't be any of your business. Watch my videos if you want, but don't get insulted because I ask a genuine question as to why you thought koshary might be a Jewish dish.
If someone put that much chili sauce in my food and I ate it i'd be running for my life 😅😅
I put one small spoon on the entie plate and it's too hot for me
Ahahaha. Yeah I know everyone has different levels of tolerance to spice. I love Mexican food and Thai food, so I like things extremely spicy 😆
Is vegetarian food considered food for poor people who cannot afford meat in Egypt? And do you tip at a restaurant like this?
While eating vegetarian food is not considered food just for poor people, I do know eating meat is a luxury for the country's poorest. Everyone eats and loves koshery (and other vegetarian dishes like foul, falafel, mahshy, etc.), but some people may only be able to afford the cheapest food, which is typically vegetarian.
Do you tip at a restaurant like this? No, you don't have to. I did and do, but they don't expect it.
Ok i love koshery i have been here on and off for nearly 20 years but it isnt Egyptian it was brought to Egypt by Indian soldiers serving in the British Army
Yes I've heard that before. And yet it is still considered a national dish of Egypt 😄
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That's why I'm afraid to go to Egypt I can't see all those cats and dogs and those conditions I'll end up buying some farm and trying to make a rescue service like I could really change the world type s***
😕I understand. We only do what we can. It's not only the animals living in terrible conditions, the city's poorest also live a very hard life. It is a very sad and cruel part of this world. But there are many good people who try to make things easier for the stray cats and dogs living on the streets here. I often see my neighbor spreading out a lot of guts (or something?) along the sidewalk for all the cats, and he feeds the dogs too. I feed them tuna or chicken or any leftover food I have as well. People do care here, there are just so many it is overwhelming and impossible to feed them all. And they do lead a hard life. It sucks.
@@Gventures I know I know it's a cold world but I'm well aware that all of these animals will get their Do-Right's on the day of judgment but this just made me realize I'm on the greatest country on Earth New York City is where it's at and there's a lot of people that have compassion for animals out here only the people of Egypt could change Egypt they just have to change themselves
I'm the exact same way I'd stop to feed every animal I seen wouldn't want to walk away I'd spend all my money on dog/cat food and fruits for the camels& horses rather than buying materialistic shit
@@rayfred7065 Uh.....there's plenty of homeless in NYC, I used to live there. Wouldn't say the US is the greatest country on earth, but maybe you haven't traveled to Europe much and seen what it's like there. Also plenty of people care about the animals here in Egypt, saying they (Egyptians) have to change themselves to fix the issue is a pretty ignorant statement to make, it's about money and resources and the government. The government doesn't have a program to sterilize the animals so they just keep having babies and thus there are more and more stray cats and dogs, the cycle continues. Plenty of Egyptians care for and feed the animals like I have already stated, but not one person or group can fix the entire cities issue, Cairo has a population of 25 million and even people and families live on the street here so of course there are animals on the street as well. There are charities and shelters but only so much they can do with the overwhelming numbers of animals and lack of government support
@@lisamiller4967 Well, I think at some point you might have to stop feeding them so you can go home and eat yourself 😅But I get what you are saying, and there are shelters and charities to help the animals, just not enough, sadly. Materialistic shit is a huge waste, not sure why you mentioned it when talking about animals, but I agree with you, that's why I travel the world with only a 40 liter backpack that holds everything I own in the world. I don't know if you've ever been to Egypt but I am thinking perhaps not, because the amount of stray cats is way too many to feed them all, many times when I am feeding them I have to prevent a brawl because I dump out some food for a few cats I see and suddenly 5 more show up and they begin to fight over it. It's a real issue out here. Homeless people living on the street too. I gave this kid my leftovers as I was leaving a restaurant one day, and as I was walking away I noticed him sharing some of the food with a little stray cat. That kid was gold.