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  1. Glory to Ukraine!
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  2. Adil is a Very energetic and magical host he’s like a tour guider from a movie👌🏽
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  3. I'm irish guy married and living in Troyeschyna for last 6 yrs , Dangerous yes like any city u meet trouble after midnight , did u not notice low police presence, no more dangerous then any east European city , go to Dublin at night ,Ballymun or Finglas u would not last 10 minutes with Go Pro ,most dangerous criminals in Ukraine are in Rada .
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  4. I love hearing stories like Treys, however it doesn’t go over my head of all the “I love how he’s not playing the victim card” or “ he is so articulate”. It’s laughable. I live near areas where there are large affluent black communities. People are doctors and lawyers etc. since childhood I have noticed anytime the media talk to black people they tend to go to the most underprivileged areas. They seem to only want to talk to folks that are not privileged enough to attend good schools and might not have a great education. When they hyper focused on only those areas they are more likely to talk with people with broken language. It is not a problem, but they fail to give balance. That’s what I don’t like. I know people who may not speak well but they have more intelligence than our so called educated folks. The truth is some people are victims of their circumstances! Some of us are gifted with resiliency and others can’t handle the world. It’s called being human.
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  5. This young boy is very beautiful in his way of thinking and acting. I would love to have him for my son. He had good upbringing...very respectful.
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  6. This is honestly one of the most interesting series of YouTube videos I've ever seen. I learned a lot. Well done!
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  7. The guy with the gun said to someone “come here I’ve got a guest” haha proud to be Pakistani 😂
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  8. BRO looks like you were more safer in the back alleys of Peshawar or tehran , than feaking Vermont.
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  9. Wow! Its a shame how we have let the media control our perceptions. Interesting
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  10. These Pakistanis are my brothers. From India.
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  11. I grew up in public housing apartments in the south with 9 other siblings. What appreciate about this documentary is that these men were so humble, well-spoken, and spiritually intact. Thank you for this, Peter 🙏✨
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  12. Горжусь что из Казахстана...Спасибо автору за такое видео о нашей Родине
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  13. His mind is sharp as a tac. Testament to the power of nature and self sufficiency. No lack of purpose. Lack of purpose is the demise of the mind and body. Thank you Peter. Love this.
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  14. As an Italian I can tell you that everything Gateano told you is true, he is a very intelligent person and the way he brought you to Naples goes far beyond what a tourist can see, we Italians are true, curious and smiling (the only thing I would tell you is that even in Rome you eat pizza with your hands) ahahaha Good Job Peter, I love you!
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  15. Peter speaks for the majority of Americans. We do NOT want war with Iran. ☮️
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  16. So great to see Peter out in public and a bunch of people showing him love .. he deserves all the support.. God Be With You brother 🤜🏻🤛🏻
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  17. 80 years later, and this poor woman is still crying for the pain she has felt and witnessed. Incredible testimony. Absolutely heartbreaking. She brings back memories of some bits of stories I've heard. A neighbor that lived across the street with severe anxiety, who was tattooed and had lived in a concentration camp. A grandfather that jumped ship as a young sailor in the NY harbor to avoid persecution. And the room full of shoes in the Anne Frank museum of Washington DC, all left me sobbing. Thank You Lucy and Peter. Brightest Blessings to You Always. 😔✌️❤️🦋🙏
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  18. I would love to see an orthodox muslim woman interact with an orthodox jew in an episode. Love your content.
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  19. 26:50 got me when Gladys says "I wonder if I'm going to - if what I'm doing is what's right" you can see her start to say "burn" and catch herself it's heart wrenching that the hell she was taught to fear is still so real for her. I hope it sinks in soon that she did the right thing, it must be difficult to follow the survival instinct and motherly love when your entire education and experience is screaming at you that you and your children will be horribly punished for it.
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  20. You can't control how life starts, but you have the power to control how it ends. My mind is blown forever.
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  21. Rich is such a wealth of knowledge. You often don't see the level of community in modern times compared to before. Also, I still have to try that calzone!
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  22. спасибо, хоть Киев посмотрел, а то все время дома сижу
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  23. My wife and I married at the little white chapel drive through. It was 107 degrees and it took approximately 7 minutes. Cost $80. The $20k we would have spent on a big wedding and honeymoon was a down payment on a house.
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  24. "You will never get the same set of directions in India", 🤗🤭🤣🤣❤️🙏
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  25. This man is a freaking book on two legs. He's more knowledgeable than most university graduates. Imagine the endless conversations one could have with him. One word comes to my mind and it's the word RESPECT.
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  26. Dont judge by skin color! Only judge people by their hairgrowth!😂
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  27. This is so well filmed and edited, you really feel the energy
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  28. What a beautiful and amazing country I can only dream about to come. Big hello from Ukraine 🇺🇦
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  29. I went to San Francisco back in the late 80"s and it was one of my best experiences of my life. San Francisco was not just a city it was an experience.
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  30. I wouldn’t agree with the second Muhammad in regards to “living in Saudi was like living with ISIS”. ISIS torture and kill people. I lived there and I did not feel that way. I would say that 2 years ago, Saudi was more strict with the Islamic beliefs and its culture. In regards to being held for having a tattoo and cutting a person hair, this was done by the religious police which unfortunately was operated mostly by people who had no to little knowledge in the Islamic studies. And some comments that I would say if I was with you is that most houses in the area where the foreigner lived were once owned by Saudi people and then they were given away by the owners to whomever in need. And yes, Saudi Arabia, especially Riyadh, is a night city because of the climate. I hope you have a great time in Saudi.
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  31. I'm French, learnt at the Sorbonne, worked in Europe and America, teach geopolitics and negotiation while running my business : NO book or class even at the top universities will teach you as much as Peter's videos. A massive thank you because it also allows non-Americans to learn how life in the US is :)
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  32. That little boy just taught me something profound!
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  33. I don't know how you choose your guides, but man, you sure can pick them! I absolutely love every guide or representative of each part of America that you bring us! Every one of your videos shows both Americans and the world the beauty of Americans and the beautiful spirit of the American people regardless of their beliefs, customs, talents, or needs. Thank you, so much for the wonderful work you do!
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  34. I now live in Budapest for 3 years. I am a young woman and I can walk alone at night without any fear. It is in my experience by far the safest capital city in Europe I've been in.
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  35. I love that you did this Peter. My youngest sibling was severely disabled... mentally and physically. I was 10 when he was born. He never spoke a word but had his own way to communicate with everyone. He loved everyone. He had an ability to make everyone feel special and valuable. He passed away when he was just 23 years old. He never spoke a word to anyone but had over a thousand people come to his funeral. He taught me things about life I would never have learned without experiencing being his sister. Now I'm a mom of three and my youngest has autism. She is only 8 so it's impossible to say how far she will go in life. But for now I imagine a tiny house for her in the backyard when she gets older so she can be independent but close to me and my husband. She loves to garden so maybe she will have a little vegetable garden and can sell her produce at a farmers market. She also teaches me things about life that would never have come to me in other way. Both my brother and my daughter have taught me to slowdown and enjoy the simple things in life.
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  36. beautiful people, beautiful souls. the sense of community is amazing. this is the real deal, no media trash trying to make us believe something that isnt true. much love and respect
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  37. The world needs more people like Ivan. What a cool guy. Peter, you have such a great way of interviewing and documenting people and culture... thank you!
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  38. I feel for the guys in the restaurant, talking about day to day. I just celebrated 6 years sober and in the beginning it was minute by minute. It's unbelievable the hold addiction has. Even though they know what it can do to you, they want to go back. Beautiful prayer. ❤
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  39. As an American who’s family came here from Italy and Ireland in the 1800s, I really love the Cuban attitude and culture in the states. Amazing group of people.
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  40. As a Canadian, I love to see you up close to us. Also, this sheriff gets a lot of respect. He says they love Canada. Well, you know what, we love you too! Best neighbours we could ask for
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  41. This series on Appalachia is the best series you have done! I am Appalachian, 7th generation, for 12 years I left the hollers, the hills and mountains of my Kentucky home...I went to college and then traveled and worked in many parts of the U.S. and a few areas of the world, BUT, Appalachia was always calling me home...so I returned to the hollers, hills and mountains of Appalachia and have no regrets. There is no place like it in the world! Thank you for showing the world the beauty of Appalachia along with the beauty of the souls of the people who call some of the areas in Appalachia home.
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  42. I hope this guy makes it. I see a guy that could contribute a lot but the economics situation got him trapped. Keep going young man, don't let it grind you down.
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  43. I love Pakistan ❤️From the Philippines Muslim🇵🇭
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  44. Peter, you mentioned that the feeling/vibe was different to when you were in india. But you couldn’t explain what it was. I’m pretty sure one difference was that the people of Pakistan do not hassle you on the street for your custom like the shop keepers and vendors unlike in India where they just don’t back down until they obtain some money for you. In Pakistan it’s the opposite. we don’t let you pay for anything because it would be a dishonourable thing to do to a guest in the country
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  45. You are my source of news now on this issue. So tired of the propaganda that is CNN, CBS, Fox, NBC, PBS and The NYT.
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  46. Mr. Smith is one cheerful guy. He doesn't let a flood get him down. Seems like he's pretty happy with life, and that's something very special. Thank you Peter, for exposing me to a bigger world full of interesting people.
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  47. I grew up in Lock Haven, PA. Most of my family has lived in Central PA since the Revolution. Thank you for producing this video. This part of PA is usually ignored by nearly everyone.
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  48. As a Brit who's watched America on the screen for decades, your videos are a real eye opener. This series has again been really balanced and fascinating and all the people have been great, but Sams a particularly impressive guy
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  49. This Florida series is amazing sir
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  50. I miss the place Where I used to live...😢❤️🇸🇦
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