with each video i watch, the more it inspires me in so many ways. To learn another language, to travel the world while im still young, to cherish even the smallest conversations with strangers, but most importantly to live more.
U're one of the few foreigners who seeks to show the real Africa in every way. The media shows that only a third of Africa is starving, that we generally walk around half-naked or even naked and say there are no white-skinned people around here. I'm Mozambican, more specifically from Beira city, and I'm excited to see you doing this job. Congrats.
@@jessicamedita7520 I didn't mean to be insensitive. I know there are beggars in every country.. It just seems like it's more acceptable in Africa, by even "normal" working people. I see even school children beg, almost as if they have been trained to. It's very sad for me..
@@Ay0ubM it is necessary u to know that Africa is not a country, but a continent and that there are more than 50 countries in it. thus, there are countries where there are people who are more needy than others, there are countries where there are illiterate people and others not, there are countries where black people have never come into contact with white people, just as there are people who live with white people all day long and that does not mean absolutely nothing for them, there are whites and blacks in the streets begging. Your problem is to see a mostly black African and think he is in need of your money. my dear, Africa has rich people too
it certainly has opened my eyes. like many in the west, i just presume africa is starving, everyone runs around naked with spears screaming voodoo spells at each other. i feel silly having believed this as i now see that africa is pretty much like anywhere else. you can live in a city in africa and have everythying you can need just the same as anywhere else, only a lot cheaper than in north america or europe. it is good that someone finally shows us real life in africa!
Hi there, Thank you for showing us more about our beautiful country. Tz really is a blessed nation. If you are in Dsm again, please let me know, will will be great honor to meet and host you for a meal.
This is so FUN!!! This is the kind of travel I live for, meandering around. Never been to Mwanza, but my English girlfriend started a piki-piki repair place in Mwanza that's run by women!
Your videos are awesome. I grew up in TZ and stumbled upon your videos a couple days ago and the videos are well made and BTW your Swahili is really good.
I apologise on behalf of my fellow Africans for being accosted & asked for money all the time! It’s hugely embarrassing! I blame it on the Governments.
Loving your vlogs. Om my next trip back to TZ I hope to visit Mwanza and the Serengeti. You're living my best life😊. Traveling back to Arusha on a bus from Nairobi in December, i met a young American like yourself, who got married to a native TZ girl and lives in Moshi. He is into banana agri business. We had a good chat going along the trip to Arusha. I also met a young irishman when taking a Precision Airline from Kilimanjaro Airport to Dar in November last year (2020) who lives in Dar es Salaam and he too is having a great time there. You are a natural anthropologist and after seeing several of your vids I am amazed at your fluency in so.many languages. Most Americans rarely speak 2 languages and so far you speak several languages, including swahili. I was in east Africa for 90 days and barely got out Mambo and Asante Saana. Im proud of you and envious at the same time. I hope to meet you if you're still there when i return. Safe travels.
I had no idea that Lake Victoria was just 400,000 years old. In the geological time period, that is very young! Not an expert but I think that also explains why the rocks around the lake are large. Nature hasn't had enough time to break them down into smaller rocks and soil.
@@zethloveless7238 Sure, I used to think like you. That the earth is 4 billions years old and that we come from monkeys. Then I studied on my own. I found that evolution, Big bang, and even gravity are fallacies. This may all osund like a foreign language to you. I encourage you to look into creation science. Creation science is the antithesis to mainstream "science" which is really a form of religion. Because again, counter arguments to these claims are not discussed and scientific evidence is not supported. So you can look into young earth for yourself or you can keep believing everything the tv tells you, up to you.
@@detrickj8006 I’ve spent half my life shitting on young earth creationism. It’s fantasy and has no basis in fact,science or reality as we know it. Kent hovind and his kind are some of the worst humans I know. Sorry pal.
Well done for showing you care about picking up the local language. So many funny moments in this video. The red cloths on the “trap” lead to a witch’s place that’s they are there, you only go if you are looking for their services. Happy traveling!
@@SabbaticalTommy yeah there are ggm (just 5km Geita Town) and Bulyanhulu/Kakola (BARRICK) GM (just 90km Geita tOwN) and also there's Stamigold also known as Tulawaka gold mine approx 100km from Geita town
Rock city , I been at there in Auguster 2017 too ……Mwanza have Sukuma museum ， I visited it , my friend from baliyadi village so we been to many place in Mwanza region ,even I went to Musoma The hometown of Nyerere museum the first president of Tanzania,because he was China old friend like brother haha!
Mwanza city is my best city in Tz i visited there 4 months ago wow it was a pleasure though i was born and raised in Tanzania i did visited mwanza even once
@05:42 the mama that's sweeping the floor you asked there her tribe she replied you that she's Mjaluo(Jaluo). She's not a Sukuma tribe, she's Jaluo from Mara region !!!
JAMBO, I'VE BECOME HOOKED TO YOUR CHANNEL PRESENTATIONS👏👏💯.YOUR PRESENTATIONS ARE FASCINATING!!!I LOVE YOUR ABILITY TO INTERACT WITH THE LOCAL PEOPLE,I COMMEND YOU FOR THAT.. NILIZALIWA,MPAKANI WA KENYA 🇰🇪 na TANZANIA, but live in the Gulf coast of Mississippi now.YOU ARE TRULY, AWESOME 👌.
@@babumugizi1970 magari yapi? Kiukweli ipo mikweche na luxuriously buses nchi yetu bado tunaendelea kufanya maendeleo sehemu nyingi kwaiyo akifika mahali akaona mabaya akaonyesha wala tusione anaichafua nchi ndo ukweli huo.
"your mom and dad taught you too ask white people for money?" 😂 Such a subtle way to call the child out on behavior he knows wasn't taught by his parents 🤘
great video The best part is the interactions with the kids ! (the kids are so genuine/ amazed to see a white man speaking their language) 3:08 "good morning, good afternoon, good evening!" at least the kids go the greetings in the right order! As you can see its the older girls and only younger boys were going to mosque. the older boys must have gone to play / play truant ! typical boys!
While you're in DSM you said that you love WANAWAKE with big MATAKO, but there in Mwanza where you're is the breathtaking there are a lot of them and have bigger MATAKO than DAR
unajua kuongea kiswahili vizuri hongera sana.ushauri wangu kila unapozunguka kila mkoa jaribu kujifunza local language from every tribe you visit.it is very important for learn local language to be easier for you to know their traditional ways of live how they leaves.ahsante sana kwa kupenda kiswahili chetu na kukipa heshima.
Anazunguka kwenye maeneo ya miji ambapo hizo lugha hazizunguzwi tena. Unakuta maeneo anayotembelea yana mchanganyiko wa watu na wengi hawaongei au hawajui hizo lugha za hilo eneo husika!
What this guy does is very ballsy - it takes a lot of courage to carry a camera around in an african country like this. Much respect my man, keep doing your thing. More than happy to Sub!
@@masharikijuma7078 I learnt a lot man. I'm half African ( west side) so I know all too well. Ofc not all Africans is a thief and I never said that. Just that he should be aware of his surroundings
Well,you are right there are not many go to see this building. And the govt not do anything for it. It seems they renovate the building for sale. Love watching your video
Best friend from college is from Tanzania, they can play pool like no other. Only reason I'm as good as I am, got my ass kicked for years. By the end of college we'd play doubles all night long for 50 cents. Nobody could beat us. Love you Fred.
@@SabbaticalTommy which country are you in now.? from Bukoba you were going to Uganda but you ended up in |Mwanza confusing how you got there. in your vlog you can explain details.
Hi brother I been watching your videos especially Tanzania 🇹🇿 videos but the only place you haven’t showed us is this place called village Bihanga is near nshamba.
@sabbatical It's embarassing when I see people asking you for money, I liked your response to that child it made him back away because he probably realised his parents will not approve. It's a red flag when you see people asking you for money so blatantly, just move on very quickly. It's a terrible habit na ni kukosa adabu. I hope tutaacha hii tabia mbaya ya kuomba omba wazungu pesa 😡
Kweli wanaaibisha sana. Hawajui mtu anaweza akawa ame save hela kwa mwaka mzima (au miaka) na sio tajiri, aje atoe stress kidogo au kuona vitu vipya wenyewe wakimuona tu, "naomba hela".
@@masterkratos2 ukweli kaka, wengi wao wana hustle tu kwao, wengine ni madeni za credit card ndio waje watalii, lakini sisi tukiona wazungu tunadhani wamebeba hazina ya hela.
@@mrjarso yaani ndugu yangu Kuna wazungu wachovu watu hawajui tu. Kinacho wasaidia ni nguvu ya Dola, akiwa na vijisenti kdg akabadilisha kwenda madafu ndio tunaona tajiri🤣🤣
Tommy, how does your stomach deal with all these exotic foods being ingested? You always seem to be looking healthy and energetic. Thanks so much for your awesome channel.
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with each video i watch, the more it inspires me in so many ways. To learn another language, to travel the world while im still young, to cherish even the smallest conversations with strangers, but most importantly to live more.
Yes! I experience the same. It literally and figuratively opens the world.
I visited Mwanza about five years ago. Traveled on the overnight ferry from Bukoba. Magical experience.
Tanzania is a beautiful country.
If in Tanzania they steal your bag Tanzania is not a good place.
@@MrGalicia51 Did they steal your bag?....sorry to hear that.
@@kelasdiary yours
Sorry to hear that.
This guy is a professional narrator, a great anaectdote and nutgraphs all over his vlogs, Bravo bro
I just learned what a "nutgraph" is thanks to you.
U're one of the few foreigners who seeks to show the real Africa in every way. The media shows that only a third of Africa is starving, that we generally walk around half-naked or even naked and say there are no white-skinned people around here. I'm Mozambican, more specifically from Beira city, and I'm excited to see you doing this job. Congrats.
Literally every single video I see of Sabbatical in Africa, there is somebody begging him for money. So it's not all rainbows and sunshine either.
@@Ay0ubM where in the world are there no people suffering ou begging? Can u tell me?
@@jessicamedita7520 I didn't mean to be insensitive. I know there are beggars in every country.. It just seems like it's more acceptable in Africa, by even "normal" working people. I see even school children beg, almost as if they have been trained to. It's very sad for me..
@@Ay0ubM it is necessary u to know that Africa is not a country, but a continent and that there are more than 50 countries in it. thus, there are countries where there are people who are more needy than others, there are countries where there are illiterate people and others not, there are countries where black people have never come into contact with white people, just as there are people who live with white people all day long and that does not mean absolutely nothing for them, there are whites and blacks in the streets begging. Your problem is to see a mostly black African and think he is in need of your money. my dear, Africa has rich people too
it certainly has opened my eyes. like many in the west, i just presume africa is starving, everyone runs around naked with spears screaming voodoo spells at each other. i feel silly having believed this as i now see that africa is pretty much like anywhere else. you can live in a city in africa and have everythying you can need just the same as anywhere else, only a lot cheaper than in north america or europe. it is good that someone finally shows us real life in africa!
My home beautiful city ,,,wabheja sana Mr.Thomas'
Wooooow.you are in my hometown Mwanza. Home sweet home.oooh l miss home.
Hatimaye umefika nyumbani,kwetu ndio huku juu milimani,karibu sana.
Hi there, Thank you for showing us more about our beautiful country. Tz really is a blessed nation. If you are in Dsm again, please let me know, will will be great honor to meet and host you for a meal.
Coming from someone named Foodie, that's a serious offer! I'll let you know
@@SabbaticalTommy thank you for responding. it is a serious offer. sohailwa@gmail.com Eid Mubarak. tc.
being so welcoming to foreigners is how you get colonized
What's a good place to eat in DES? I'm coming to Tanzania from Canada in 3 months.
You finally reached my hometown.....Mabatini..
In all your videos the African sky seems so big...so beautiful.
Lovely video. You should go Iringa in Tanzania its very beautuful
This is so FUN!!! This is the kind of travel I live for, meandering around. Never been to Mwanza, but my English girlfriend started a piki-piki repair place in Mwanza that's run by women!
Now that's interesting. A repair shop entirely run by women? How did I miss this 😂
Mwanza is a phenomenal place. 16 back breaking hours from Uganda but worth the visit
17 from dar es salaam
The ending part was very well elaborated... Been to Mwanza before but never knew so much about it. Safi sana na kila la heri
Your videos are awesome. I grew up in TZ and stumbled upon your videos a couple days ago and the videos are well made and BTW your Swahili is really good.
Your videos and your language skills are absolutely incredible! Thank you so much for sharing your incredible journey.
wonderful video - my new favorite channel
thanks
I like your way of interacting with the people
And way of going anywhere
Appreciate your vlogs
You are doing very good job.
I apologise on behalf of my fellow Africans for being accosted & asked for money all the time! It’s hugely embarrassing! I blame it on the Governments.
This corrupt Govts must be disposed.
Blame it on the parents.
What it have to do corupt government so many countries got same shit government . But only in Africa people are scam bags keep asking for money .
Yeah sure take the easy way out and blame it on the governments instead of putting the blame where it belongs: the mentality of your people.
@@rayj.4527 close your month...
Beautiful scenery# Africa. Thanks for showing us around East Africa. Jah bless!
Mwanza is one of the places I want to visit...👍🏿 Cool upload
Keep uploading Tanzania videos
Youre awesome man! Im going back to Tanzania soon after 10 years. I have relatives in moshi. Looking forward.
Loving your vlogs. Om my next trip back to TZ I hope to visit Mwanza and the Serengeti. You're living my best life😊. Traveling back to Arusha on a bus from Nairobi in December, i met a young American like yourself, who got married to a native TZ girl and lives in Moshi. He is into banana agri business. We had a good chat going along the trip to Arusha. I also met a young irishman when taking a Precision Airline from Kilimanjaro Airport to Dar in November last year (2020) who lives in Dar es Salaam and he too is having a great time there. You are a natural anthropologist and after seeing several of your vids I am amazed at your fluency in so.many languages. Most Americans rarely speak 2 languages and so far you speak several languages, including swahili. I was in east Africa for 90 days and barely got out Mambo and Asante Saana. Im proud of you and envious at the same time. I hope to meet you if you're still there when i return. Safe travels.
Sure just let me know
@@SabbaticalTommy how did you know Kiswahili
@@shukriamoha3293 are you somalian or kenyan?
I had no idea that Lake Victoria was just 400,000 years old. In the geological time period, that is very young!
Not an expert but I think that also explains why the rocks around the lake are large. Nature hasn't had enough time to break them down into smaller rocks and soil.
Don't buy the bollox, earth is 6000 years old.
@@detrickj8006 is nothing to backup that crap your spewing lol
@@zethloveless7238 Sure, I used to think like you. That the earth is 4 billions years old and that we come from monkeys. Then I studied on my own. I found that evolution, Big bang, and even gravity are fallacies. This may all osund like a foreign language to you. I encourage you to look into creation science. Creation science is the antithesis to mainstream "science" which is really a form of religion. Because again, counter arguments to these claims are not discussed and scientific evidence is not supported. So you can look into young earth for yourself or you can keep believing everything the tv tells you, up to you.
@@detrickj8006 I’ve spent half my life shitting on young earth creationism. It’s fantasy and has no basis in fact,science or reality as we know it. Kent hovind and his kind are some of the worst humans I know. Sorry pal.
@@zethloveless7238 that’s great have a good day
Pole kwa kuibiwA vitu vyako I hope ulivipata ,duniani kote wizi upo
Your in my city, mostly welcome! Keep it up men
Well done for showing you care about picking up the local language. So many funny moments in this video. The red cloths on the “trap” lead to a witch’s place that’s they are there, you only go if you are looking for their services. Happy traveling!
Kiswahili chako sasa ni kizuri sana..big improvement and keep it up
The most thing I like about this video are the rocks. Those are amazing.
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Safi sana, unazunguka Tanzania yote. 🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿🇹🇿✌
Woow karibu tena Mwanza
Very fine Dear, your r doing good job, appreciate.
Love mwanza it like my sec home it’s very Beautiful city thanks for sharing!🙏🇹🇿🇨🇦
I don’t think parent taught them that muzunguz have money it just the natality we grow up new or think that they have money. I think? 🤷🏿♂️lol.
Thanks for visiting Mwanza ~ what a history!
I wish you could go to Geita and have a beautiful view of Lake Victoria
I read there are gold mines there too. You'll def see me there someday
@@SabbaticalTommy yes,there is,okay, wishing you all the best
@@SabbaticalTommy yeah there are ggm (just 5km Geita Town) and Bulyanhulu/Kakola (BARRICK) GM (just 90km Geita tOwN) and also there's Stamigold also known as Tulawaka gold mine approx 100km from Geita town
so beautiful landscape amazing boda boda with umbrella on top
Rock city , I been at there in Auguster 2017 too ……Mwanza have Sukuma museum ， I visited it , my friend from baliyadi village so we been to many place in Mwanza region ,even I went to Musoma The hometown of Nyerere museum the first president of Tanzania,because he was China old friend like brother haha!
Your vlogs are addictive 👍
Mwanza city is my best city in Tz i visited there 4 months ago wow it was a pleasure though i was born and raised in Tanzania i did visited mwanza even once
Man I miss Mwanza
The best travel vlog on here keep up the stellar work sabbatical
@05:42 the mama that's sweeping the floor you asked there her tribe she replied you that she's Mjaluo(Jaluo). She's not a Sukuma tribe, she's Jaluo from Mara region !!!
True, wajaluo are found in 3 East African countries. Tanzania, Kenya, and Uganda
Usisahau kusema Mwanza is home of the third largest lake in the world ... Africa after Caspian and superior
Superb this
Great video. Never heard of this place before but now I wanna go.
Good content as always bro
Wow @6:50 😍 beautiful Mwanza!!
So many nice places you get to see. It’s a shame people throw trash everywhere tough… keep it up. Love your videos.
JAMBO, I'VE BECOME HOOKED TO YOUR CHANNEL PRESENTATIONS👏👏💯.YOUR PRESENTATIONS ARE FASCINATING!!!I LOVE YOUR ABILITY TO INTERACT WITH THE LOCAL PEOPLE,I COMMEND YOU FOR THAT..
NILIZALIWA,MPAKANI WA KENYA 🇰🇪 na TANZANIA, but live in the Gulf coast of Mississippi now.YOU ARE TRULY, AWESOME 👌.
Tommy ! thanks a lot
Very interesting n nice .
That really is a beautiful landscape
Kiswahili kisafi Sana👍👍
Very interesting video show !!!❤
You are genius bro,,,
Haha that savage moment when the guy wants a picture and didn't know its a video🤣😂😁
Many people visit Mwanza.
There is even a large shopping mall there and lot of international banks.
Huyu jamaa hope ana mission ya kitalii anafanya dhidi ya Utalii halisi au kuna mengi nyuma ya pazia.
@@gastonegeorge7408 ..Duh watu kama nyie huwa hamkosi. Conspiracy theorists. 😂
Consipracy theory...and Vice versa...
@@babumugizi1970 magari yapi? Kiukweli ipo mikweche na luxuriously buses nchi yetu bado tunaendelea kufanya maendeleo sehemu nyingi kwaiyo akifika mahali akaona mabaya akaonyesha wala tusione anaichafua nchi ndo ukweli huo.
@@babumugizi1970 nafikiri alikua anamaanisha kwao mabasi yanaondoka muda wowote, hata usiku saa 9. Inategemeana na wewe unataka kuondoka saa ngapi.
"your mom and dad taught you too ask white people for money?" 😂 Such a subtle way to call the child out on behavior he knows wasn't taught by his parents 🤘
To them he's rich just as white people think Africans are all starving
that was the best way to shut them down
Thanks for sharing views of the real africa.
Likee
Nice vlog again.
I can hear harmonize song in background
best vlogger
Abandoned mansion, that's right up my alley 😆. Mwanza remind of Haiti but Haiti don't have a bunch of random rocks.
Do really want to leave TZ bro
@@homeboybeyondtheborders4935 I'm not in Tanzania right now. I will be returning soon. I miss Tz
@@KidGreatness Ok I like your video content, simply your fan
@@homeboybeyondtheborders4935 Thank you, I appreciate it
@@KidGreatness ow!!!That's a good statement, welcome back 🇹🇿🤗
I lived in MWZ for almost half one year
Thank You for sharing!
great video
The best part is the interactions with the kids ! (the kids are so genuine/ amazed to see a white man speaking their language)
3:08 "good morning, good afternoon, good evening!" at least the kids go the greetings in the right order!
As you can see its the older girls and only younger boys were going to mosque.
the older boys must have gone to play / play truant ! typical boys!
Good catch. Sounds like me in Catholic school growing up
These my city, the Gold city.
Formerly was known as the Gold city since Geita was part of Moanza city, now Geita is independent
Nice 💎
While you're in DSM you said that you love WANAWAKE with big MATAKO, but there in Mwanza where you're is the breathtaking there are a lot of them and have bigger MATAKO than DAR
unajua kuongea kiswahili vizuri hongera sana.ushauri wangu kila unapozunguka kila mkoa jaribu kujifunza local language from every tribe you visit.it is very important for learn local language to be easier for you to know their traditional ways of live how they leaves.ahsante sana kwa kupenda kiswahili chetu na kukipa heshima.
Anazunguka kwenye maeneo ya miji ambapo hizo lugha hazizunguzwi tena. Unakuta maeneo anayotembelea yana mchanganyiko wa watu na wengi hawaongei au hawajui hizo lugha za hilo eneo husika!
Interesting
It is as if I accompanied you 👍🏻
The history part at the end reminds me of the movie 🎥 ( African queen)
What this guy does is very ballsy - it takes a lot of courage to carry a camera around in an african country like this. Much respect my man, keep doing your thing. More than happy to Sub!
Not every African is a thief and not every African country is full of thieves... get some learning, this is information age
@@masharikijuma7078 I learnt a lot man. I'm half African ( west side) so I know all too well. Ofc not all Africans is a thief and I never said that. Just that he should be aware of his surroundings
Good to see how locals interacting with (mzungu) whites . Great stuff Mr sabbatical keep showing the world
They have seen Jesus. We still have long way to go to heal from the lies
Bonjour mon ami c est Abdul d` Algerie j habite aussi aux USA (: J aime votre video.
Salut
This is travel outside the box 😃 beside you have gift of the gab.
Aid mubarak to muslims in Tanzania
Well,you are right there are not many go to see this building. And the govt not do anything for it. It seems they renovate the building for sale. Love watching your video
I did visit.... When we drove around LakeVictoria!
Best friend from college is from Tanzania, they can play pool like no other. Only reason I'm as good as I am, got my ass kicked for years. By the end of college we'd play doubles all night long for 50 cents. Nobody could beat us. Love you Fred.
come to kenya siaya county also along lake victoria
Mwanza Is home❤️❤️❤️❤️😍😍
Your Swahili is so good!
Nahene. Wabeja sana
Glad you studied history on Mwanza to do this vlog . educational for viewers.thanks R U still in Mwanza? show us beach resorts
Not in Mwanza now but you may see a resort in the next video..
@@SabbaticalTommy which country are you in now.? from Bukoba you were going to Uganda but you ended up in |Mwanza confusing how you got there. in your vlog you can explain details.
@@SabbaticalTommy are you warming up for southern highlands or
Don't forget there are a lot more to experience as you said b4
I like the story at the end, never being taught
Sukuma are the giant of Tanzania and also they were taken away as slaves back then
You should just start asking them for money they'd be so confused
Am here in mwanza
Amazing crane type bird just randomly feeding in the city lol.
Rock City baby
imagine me staying in mwanza all my life and have never been to this place,,,u much african than am right now...keep the good work brother
The main attraction of Mwanza is the Bismark....My parents stay in Mwanza,next time when you visit Mwanza hope you meet them too🙂
Hi brother I been watching your videos especially Tanzania 🇹🇿 videos but the only place you haven’t showed us is this place called village Bihanga is near nshamba.
@sabbatical It's embarassing when I see people asking you for money, I liked your response to that child it made him back away because he probably realised his parents will not approve. It's a red flag when you see people asking you for money so blatantly, just move on very quickly. It's a terrible habit na ni kukosa adabu. I hope tutaacha hii tabia mbaya ya kuomba omba wazungu pesa 😡
Yaani wakiona ngozi nyeupe wanajua pesa
Kweli wanaaibisha sana. Hawajui mtu anaweza akawa ame save hela kwa mwaka mzima (au miaka) na sio tajiri, aje atoe stress kidogo au kuona vitu vipya wenyewe wakimuona tu, "naomba hela".
@@masterkratos2 ukweli kaka, wengi wao wana hustle tu kwao, wengine ni madeni za credit card ndio waje watalii, lakini sisi tukiona wazungu tunadhani wamebeba hazina ya hela.
@@ilovejesus9303 kweli, na mara nyingi huo ni mtazamo mbaya, sio wote wana hela. Hii tabia ya omba omba inatudhalilisha sana mbele yao.
@@mrjarso yaani ndugu yangu Kuna wazungu wachovu watu hawajui tu. Kinacho wasaidia ni nguvu ya Dola, akiwa na vijisenti kdg akabadilisha kwenda madafu ndio tunaona tajiri🤣🤣
Tommy, how does your stomach deal with all these exotic foods being ingested? You always seem to be looking healthy and energetic. Thanks so much for your awesome channel.
I wish he would do videos in Europe