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

  1. I'm used to watching your US videos and I didn't expect to see you in my home country. Welcome to France, Peter !
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  2. I’m half Indian 🇮🇳 and half Pakistani 🇵🇰, born and brought up in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦, last year I went to Karachi for the first time and I fell in love with Karachi and the people in Karachi..I love how everyone is so friendly and beautiful inside out and I love the simplicity of them...and the food in Karachi is so amazing...there’s a bakery called ‘Delizia’ I love their nutella brownie I was literally having it every 2 days for a whole month 🤤Most of them are decent and Islamic and it reflects on their faces..ما شاء الله I was staying with my relatives,near a mosque and it was so nice to see everyone goes to pray even little kids, I just felt so comfortable and happy with them..i hope to visit Karachi again ان شاء الله...
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  3. This is the kind of stuff the world needs to see. You are doing an excellent job. Mass media is doomed if we have creators like you telling the real stories.
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  4. "They don't need to be woke, they need to wake up". That lady said the truest thing you will hear in 2021.
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  5. Iranian people are cool. The media is portraying the wrong view of Iran due to propaganda.
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  6. I grew up in upstate NY. People assume all of us are from NYC. We had a 100 acre farm & grew all our own food. My Dad was birthed in our home along with his 8 siblings! Thank you, for showing the beauty!
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  7. i live in the Mon Valley, and I just want to say thanks for not just focusing on the crime in the area - a lot of people when they come to do these types of things just focus on the bad stuff. Not the hard work people are putting in to keep this place alive. Thank you.
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  8. The guide was amazing. Such passion and love for his place.
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  9. Titus is a freaking legend. I'd love to hang out with him
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  10. An adopted Chinese Mennonite... that is a combination of life I did not expect. You learn something new everyday.
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  11. I hope they get to have children soon, they clearly are wishing for that. ❤️ Struggling with infertility is so hard...
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  12. I love these because for those of us who cant afford to travel we get to learn about the people of those places which is important.
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  13. As a Brit this is the EXACTLY how I'd imagine a Texas sheriff would look and sound like.
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  14. 13 years ago I lost my then 5 year old son on an outing. I looked away for a few seconds when I realized he was gone. I started to panic when I couldn't find him in the shop. That meant that he could be anywhere in the street or in any of the shops lining the street. Of course the first call went to Chaverim. They dispatched all available volunteers due to the seriousness of this situation. They found my son in a little over 5 minutes which to me was an eternity. They gave him a toy to calm him down. I shudder what could have happened to my son without Chaverim
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  15. Просто ни один гопник не доебется до Брюса Вилиса
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  16. I’m a 75 old West Virginian. My Dad was born to Italian immigrants in 1907 and raised in a dirt floor coal camp. He went to work in the mines in 1919 at the age of 12. He died in 1955 at the age of 47. We struggled the whole time but I became a successful citizen married 50 years and have a wonderful large family.
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  17. I'm from the USA and I don't want war with Iran. That's the last thing anybody needs. There are good and bad people everywhere. One of my great friends in college was from Iran. He was one of the kindest and most intelligent individuals that I have ever met. The only thing these wars help are the elites and globalists who are pushing this! I'm a Libertarian at heart....live and let live...don't go out of your way to harm others. The citizens of Iran have done nothing to us.
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  18. As someone who never has been to Detroit I don't hear much about the hope for the future of Detroit. This gave me a whole different perspective on life there.
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  19. The saddest misconception of cowboys and people who choose to work hard for a living is that they're dumb uneducated hateful racist people and that almost always seems to be the furthest from the truth. I live in the northeast and I witnessed people talk that way about farmers my whole life. It's sad cause it looks like a very gratifying life, hard but beautiful. We never know any people till we walk a mile in their shoes and share a dinner table. Thank you Peter for these videos that give me hope in a world obsessed with identity and splintering us apart based on those identities. Your videos make me smile and remind me that everyone deserves the time for understanding cause you will find the true beauty hidden in mankind.
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  20. Peter! I forgot about this encounter until I started getting calls from around the country. Thanks for keeping our chat about the teaching farm in your vlog. Means the world. Lorie-Fairhope Juice Company
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  21. As a Gen Z internet addict, I have serious respect for their decision to willfully not use certain technologies.
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  22. Someday i will go to Iran 🇮🇷😍🇸🇾
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  23. As a Muslim, I feel the religious people I can mostly relate to are Jews. I’ve had some conversations with many Jews and it’s striking how similar their religion is to mine. I never knew this at all, and I’d have never known this if I didn’t open up my arms to people of other religions. Great video. Keep it up guys!
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  24. I'm proud that my father is Saudi, and my mother is British :) It makes me feel like a link between the western world and the Arabic world
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  25. Most Americans are politically neutral, and decent human beings. The problem is that the people on the fringes of politics have the loudest voices. The american media exploits these fringe ideologies, because it gets views and views make money. Most Americans have a social media addiction and are constantly subjected to stories of division and hate, which in return makes people even more divided and radicalized. That's why I watch this channel and others like it, it shows the world how it is, no media narratives.
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  26. Even the dog is completely stoned :D
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  27. Hopefully everyone enjoys. Peter is a great guy and we really enjoyed meeting with him, total class act.
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  28. What a charismatic guy!! He’s so excited to show you his culture and people. That is extremely wholesome. That guy definitely has a bright future.
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  29. I think this video should be seen by the citizens of USA and other western countries.
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  30. The Appalachia series is one of your best so far!
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  31. "No attitude, just gratitude". That young man needs to patent that. I enjoyed this so much. Only 17 and 20 years old, and so crazy full of hope and potential. Made me smile.
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  32. Street dude: Where you from? Answer: USA Street dude: Asia?
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  33. Saudí is that country where you will meet 10 Mohamed in less then 1 hour.
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  34. Peter, you have such a great, down to earth style. Keep em coming!
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  35. Shout out to the young dudes with the trucks. Awesome to see hard working youth with a solid plan just ready to tackle life!
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  36. As a native Californian, thank you Peter for showing how complex and varied the state really is.
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  37. As an israeli man who watched this video it makes me sad that our goverments wish to destroy each other. I heard about your hospitality but surprised to see how advanced Iran is. love and peace from Israel!
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  38. “Maybe didn’t ask for it, but have to pay for it.” Perfect line to describe us tax payers haha
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  39. “Saudi Arabia is a place that people who know about it don’t speak about it and people who don’t know about it talk about it” YAAAAAAASSSSS!!!!!
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  40. The way Titus rode those trees reminded me of my childhood. He’s a full grown man swinging from tree to tree. 50acres of his own land!? This man is in heaven! Living the dream
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  41. We canceled cable TV five years ago. Haven’t watched a network newscast in 8 years. Shut off FB five years ago. Never had a Twitter, IG, snap chat, or any of these time wasters. Have traveled more in the past 5 years than in the past 20. The world is full of vibrant, alive and interesting people who enjoy sharing their stories. That’s what I seek these days; real human connections. This virus will pass. But who will you choose to become when it’s over?
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  42. Oh my God this is unreal. Gorgeous views. People are so cool. I wish I could go there someday. Big mountain big heart 😍
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  43. Born in Afghanistan rasied in Pakistan live in England but never ever forgot my second home .. geo geo Pakistan. I will be honred to die defending Pakistan. It is my second home ... geo million of years Pakistan. Even paying with our life will not get close to thanks great Pakistan for what the land n people of the great land(Pakistan) did for us (Afghans). We Afghans will never forget 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰 As Afghan we may have our differences but we are blood brothers with our Pakistani brothers .... 🇦🇫🇹🇷🇵🇰🇵🇰🇬🇧🇬🇧
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  44. I love this guy Shloime,such a good energy,he’s playing a big roll opening doors of his community ✨
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  45. I’m from Italy and I’m loving this series about Pakistan
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  46. At 84 years old he's so articulate and his memory is on point. Great storyteller 👍
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  47. Joe and Jeanette were so welcoming and hospitable and funny! Jeanette’s voice was so soothing to listen to and her prayer seemed so heartfelt and kind! It’s a homey feeling to watch this! Thank you for sharing Whittier with us!
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  48. I like that Peter is showing that most of the people in the US are normal and not these crazy people that the media shows.
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  49. It’s so mind boggling that, in all of these series you do, the people are so different, yet it’s all in the same country. 🇺🇸
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  50. As someone who was born in Kentucky, this series has been heartbreaking and heart warming. Thank you Peter for showing that our beautiful state is so much more than the stereotypes.
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