Hearted Youtube comments on Peter Santenello (@PeterSantenello) channel.

  1. I grew a large appreciation for Glendale police after a shooting in my apartment complex. The response was so incredibly quick. They went door to door to make sure not only everyone was safe and unharmed from bullets going through walls but if they needed emotional support as well. It was really incredible. Thank you Glendale police I appreciate you a lot!
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  2. I can’t believe i’m a Pakistani completely submerged into these series Peter makes that span across cultures!
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  3. Im not a religious man whatsoever, but i would happily spend a day with Titus hearing his stories, sermons and working the farm with him.
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  4. Thanks for visiting Trinity County and Trinity Center! We are very remote, but we have some of the best people and scenery in the country!
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  5. Stay safe my Pakistani friends, love you all from Tajikistan 🇹🇯. Ramadan Mubarak 🇹🇯🇵🇰❤️
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  6. This was so interesting. I’ve never seen a documentary of Jewish people sharing their day to day activities and talking about their culture. I learned many new things. Shloime did an excellent job.
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  7. As a life long Yuman, I can tell you that this crisis is having a profound impact on not only our country but our community. I wish this could be seen by even more people. Eyes need to be opened.
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  8. The name "Spanish moss" originated from French explorers who, upon seeing the plant hanging from trees, were reminded of the long beards of Spanish conquistadors and thus called it "Barbe Espagnol" (Spanish Beard), despite the plant not being from Spain.
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  9. Those 2 Italian gentlemen were so cool! They give Italians a good name. I hope Italy isn't on the decline like they think it is, it's such a beautiful place just dripping with history... thank you Ciccalone and Criminale!
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  10. Відео побачив випадково і... додивився до кінця, як кажуть - "на одному подиху". Залишається тільке одне - щиро подякувати автору за таку подачу матеріалу, хто шукає позитив - той його і знаходить. Таких гостей завжди приємно бачити у нашому місті.
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  11. As a Vietnamese American whose family and parents fled communism after the war. I feel like Cuban Americans would understand us the most. We are the Cubans of California and they are the Vietnamese of Florida. I love the Cuban American stories, I feel that connection.
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  12. Peter, your entire series makes me "a little emotional." The people you meet and the way you and they interact is, in a word, Beautiful. Humanity, struggles, pride, work, money, changing times and changing towns . . . all of it reaches the essence of humans and living. Thank you.
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  13. I think that the most poignant moment for me with this video was the young lady who was addicted to fentanyl, and has been clean for a year and a half. I'm so glad she was able to overcome the overwhelmingly strong addiction, and that she DID find life on the other side. She is an inspiration to others who think there is no hope. There is ALWAYS hope. 🙏🙏
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  14. You got a warm reception from the "tolerant, diverse, and inclusive" ones. David was a great interviewee.
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  15. in general, IRAN you are beautiful. ✌👍Love from PHILIPPINES kudos Peter .
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  16. I'm not 100% sure, but the people in the poor neighborhood might have been gypsies.I'm just guessing, because I only heard their accent. Some of them might be in trouble with the law, so that can be one reason why they didn't want to get filmed. If you want to find poor people who are very kind in the same time, you have better chance to find them in smaller villages in Hungary. I love your videos, I've watched them all.
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  17. **GLADYS*** If you see this by any chance, keep your head up. Smile when you can and be proud of what you did for your children ❤️
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  18. Such a unique part of the world, and by the way it's so interesting how so many people can speak English there!
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  19. Thanks Peter, as a 67 yr old in the UK watching your videos takes me back 44 yrs to 1979.I was a young kid with a rucksack a tent some clothes and pots, caught a plane to l.a, and hitched and caught greyhounds across the states for 6 months on my own, no mobile, no internet, no sat nav , just commen sense and treating people like I would like to be treated meant I had no hassle during that time...thanks for letting me sit in my armchair and relieve some memories...
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  20. Love to my Saudi brothers from Turkey 🇹🇷
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  21. I am a Saudi and I love how different we are because different doesn't not mean bad or wrong it means unique for me.
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  22. LOVE YOU IRAN! FROM IRELAND!
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  23. Peter: I will show you the dangerous places in saudi People in dangerous places: come in for a coffee I swear I love my country 😂 Anyway, I wanted to say that we don’t have that much of dangerous places. Killing is NOT an easy thing in saudi so where ever u go don’t worry as long as u are respectful u will be treated more than welcomed :)
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  24. As a Mexican from Mexico City, now living in the Mayan Riviera, this is a very good take on the city. I'm in agreement with other comments, Lalo is very much on point on the topics to describe the city, the conversations between the two are very interesting. I tend to watch videos of tourists visiting Mexico, but this one really caught my attention and consider worth of commenting; it is very positive to have a Mexican who lived abroad, which gives perspective, to describe the situation in Mexico. Congratulations.
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  25. Glad to see Benjamin back! This guy is an absolute treasure.
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  26. Я киянин з цікавістю продивився відео і дуже радий , що в нашій країні є таке місто-ХАРКІВ...Окремо низький уклін ХАРКІВ"ЯНАМ за весну 2014 року.
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  27. This is not just a travel channel ....This is a cultural documentary that makes me appreciate our planet and I will support this channel till I'm an old woman. 👍🥰🥰🥰
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  28. Очень интересно смотреть ваши видео и увидеть свою страну вашими глазами! Спасибо.
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  29. I'm in Lebanon Missouri right now, I'm an Amish taxi driver, I picked up an Amish family from mayfield KY and drove them 300 miles here for a wedding, then I'm driving them down to Arkansas and back to Kentucky, it's really cool to get to spend time with them and pick their brain and let them pick yours, I look forward to seeing an Amish wedding tomorrow and eating with them, it's been a lifelong dream of mine and I can't believe I'm getting paid rather well to do this cause I woulda done it for free
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  30. Whittier is one of my most cherished memories. I lived and worked in Alaska for seven years. My youngest son and I drove from Anchorage to fish the silver salmon run. We arrived an hour before high tide, geared up and began wading into the very end of the Passage Canal. I wore hip waders, and my son wore chest waders. After I could wade no deeper, he continued on. When he finally stopped, he turned and yelled back to me, "Dad, there's hundreds out here, coming right to you." Two silvers swam between my legs at the same time, nearly knocking me over. We caught our limits, cleaned them, and put them on ice. We had several hours before the tunnel closed, so my son suggested we explore the Portage Glacier. Climbing and hiking on it terrified me. There were holes where we could see water rushing beneath the ice. I have felt lucky to have gotten off that ice ever since. We returned to our car to discover a flat tire, which we changed out with the spare. On our drive back to Anchorage, we stopped in Girdwood for supper, then finished our drive home. That was one of the best days of my life. And I don't really enjoy fishing that much. Go figure.
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  31. I am from Britain but moved to Jeddah quite some time ago and then moved back, had some of the best experiences of my life there.
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  32. 11:55 If u look closely u can notice that abdullah refused to hand the cup of tea by his left hand he used his right hand instead that shows respect on our culture. G to know .
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  33. Iran is beautiful, just like it's people! Sending 💙 from Croatia 🇭🇷
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  34. Humboldt County native here!! It was such a magical place to grow up in as a kid. Lived on 16 acres and didn't have our first television until I was 5 years old. Grew up riding horses and showing chickens in 4-H. Coming home from school I was always immediately outside playing and exploring. This place definitely got us through the pandemic with being able to be outside in the forests and at the beaches. I've been following Peter for a few years now and was completely jaw dropped when I saw this post. We don't get a lot of exposure in this way. Thanks for sharing our neck of the woods Peter!
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  35. Thank you Peter for your time and consideration to spread a word about our community and our beautiful sikh motorcycle club. We owe you big respect 🙏 Waheguru ji ka khalsa shiri Waheguru guru ji ki fateh God bless America 🇺🇸
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  36. I went to visit a friend in Miami, Florida from Los Angeles for the first time for 10 days and we spent most of those times in the city and South Beach etc... I took 3 days to myself (cuz no one wanted to join me) to go visit the Everglades National Park to experience the typical tourist swamp/gator tour.... and it turned out to be the best part of my trip. At one point on the airboat tour the captain stopped the vehicle in the middle of the Everglades and told everyone to stay silent... completely silent...... we sat there in the middle of this amazing beautiful landscape, the blue sky wide open, puffy white clouds floating, soft water currents below us... it was one of the most beautiful, magical and spiritual 15 minutes of my life.... no one made a sound... the power and beauty of the Everglades had all of us in a beautiful trance. I will never forget it. Thank you for this episode!
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  37. Peter you have no idea how much we love you man.....you deserve 10 million followers dude.. Thanks for bringing us all these stories to us.. I just want to add a big thanks to your wife on behalf of us on editing your videos..she is the hero behind the cameras…
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  38. I figured it out after watching Peter's videos. The people that we meet through Peters POV are down to earth, always wanting to share their life, and downright good people, and the reason they do comes down to Peter just being a good honest person with a genuine interest in sharing the worlds people with us no matter who they are. Good People attract Good People.
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  39. I lived outside the US for over 15 years proudly serving my country in truly the worst countries on the planet. When I returned I was shocked and saddened. The first thought I had was I wonder how all these people would cope if they had to walk three miles every day of your life just to find water or had no medicine to kill the mass of worms swarming in their bellies and those of their children. I think we are systematically emotionally battered by external forces, scared of living, and dying, over indulged and mentally bored. I feel very sorry for us. You and I could have a good conversation.
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  40. God bless you and Iran from California 🇮🇷🇮🇷🇺🇸🇺🇸🤲👏🏻👏🏻
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  41. This is the New York that people love and will miss.
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  42. It never fails that, no matter what TV series we may be in the middle of in our household, we drop 'em like bricks for a night to watch the latest Santanello vid. Amazing stuff.
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  43. I got into it with someone online who tried to say trafficking and prostitution doesn't happen in Vegas. The ignorance is real. Thank you for bringing attention to this serious issue.
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  44. I love Îran. And totaly agree what Peter is saying. Greetings from Czech Republic ♥️♥️♥️♥️دوستتون دارم ایرانی ها
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  45. Посмотрев всего 5 минут поставил на паузу, и хочу вам сказать харьковчане - в ближайший отпуск я еду к вам!
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  46. I have to admit one thing: these videos make me look at Pakistan with new eyes.,like it happened with Saudi Arabia. I enjoy your videos so much,especially now that we are all locked down....and we don't know when we will be able to travel again like in the past...Hugs to Pakistan from Italy :)
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  47. Very nice how the pakistanis wont take money from you . They definitely are not greedy people from what i can see
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  48. Much respect to our Native American brothers and sisters. 🙏
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  49. I spent 6 years homeless in Phoenix, now clean and sober for almost 2 years. Its totally a mindset
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  50. Loving this series! It's educational, respectful on both sides and gives me a sense of culture while not being allowed to leave the country.
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