Comments by "GM" (@GM-cq6ez) on "Visiting Eastern European Dubai 🇬🇪 Batumi Georgia" video.

  1.  @CastorRabbit  "Looks pretty dope. Totally sick!"
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  2. A common phenomenon in tourist towns like Acapulco, where high rise hotels line the coast prohibiting any view of the ocean. It's a dead tourist town now.
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  3. He looks happier.
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  4. All McD's everywhere have the same menu, same food flown in.
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  5. It's a soul-less, airless, unattractive place.
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  6. Not anymore under current dictatorship.
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  7. Ugh. Don't waste your time, Stay away from dictatorships.
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  8. The difference is in the vibe. Azerbaijan has a very negative vibe thank to its dictator, Ilham Aliyev, who is an ally of dictator Putin. Both are psychopaths.
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  9. LOVE the opening music! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFovO1T33Nk
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  10. Miami if full of Nazis and drug peddlers.
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  11.  @AK-hi7mg  You mean tRump and his group of terrorists.
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  12. Who wants to be in another country run by a cruel dictator after leaving fascist ruzzia?
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  13. Yeah, and the island of Java has more inhabitants than ruzzia. Also, millions of Russians have left pootie's ruzzia since his brutal invasion of Ukraine.
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  14. I noticed that, too. Great fingers for a piano player!
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  15. Beautiful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFovO1T33Nk
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  16. Too classy for that comparison.
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  17. Better stay away from Putin's Azerbaijan!
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  18.  Ryan  Things are beginning to look up in the US after tRump lost. Where have you been?
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  19. Georgia's stable economic development is based on its liberal and free market economic policy. The U.S. began assisting Georgia in the process of reform soon after the country gained independence from the Soviet Union. Since 2014, Georgia is part of the EU's Free Trade Area, with the EU continuing to be the country's largest trading partner. The country has become an attractive destination for local and foreign investors.
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  20. He's boozin' it up in Eastern Europe.
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