Comments by "" (@larsstougaard7097) on "Peter Santenello" channel.

  1. Cool, you should never have graduated, you could still be living there as long term student 😁
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  2. Yeah baby, I'm going to San Francisco soon as possible, free stuff and money you just take it of the shelf, no fear of the police. If you say you are homeless they set you up on 5 star hotel, a free stay and minibar, ohhh God- Land of the Free here I come. I will make a huge @#$% on the steps of City Hall, it will be an unforgettable vacation 😄💩💩💩.
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  3. Totally agree, but I think one of the big problems in California is that it now house like 25 % of all homeless in America. People are coming in from all over the country. I read LA will use $ 800 millions of taxpayers dollars on buying hotels and apartments for the homeless, so they are off the streets. That sounds like a crazy plan to me because these people need real help, but you can't take care of the whole countries problems. It's a sad mess.
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  4. Some call it taking a dump others call it performance art. Sad 😥 situation.
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  5. Man of the law
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  6. I always wonder how people come up with that kind of money if they are broke and live in poverty. To get to Europe where I live from Africa, Middle East or Asia is not cheap either. EU estimate smugglers earn a total of 3-4 billion dollars each year.
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  7. Agree and he got a beautiful positive view of life, be grateful and nothing is bad, things just happens and you go on.
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  8. He is a great asset for giving us more understanding of people and communities that few has insights too, which brings us closer as humanity...which is much needed. Peter is better than all the news channels that is peddling fear, anger and division.
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  9. Yeeees, thumbs up before watching
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  10. Yes that is what 250 dollars a month buys you, I would love to live there. Here in Copenhagen ( Denmark) a small rented room can cost you 500 dollars a month easily. Maybe I should become Amish and start looking for a horse 😊.
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  11. Totally agree Dino , in a strange way, they live a way we all should. They live of the land, organic farming, minimal energy consumption, pollution and waste, help each other out, don't sitting in their sofas drinking beer and watching Netflix, hard workers , refuse war. I'm not religious, but their approach to life is attractive to me in many ways, would love a beautiful Amish house and a fast horse 🐎.
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  12. Peter should go back and find some of the student and see how their life has turned out.
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  13.  Joe D  Thats the sad thing all the rich people with all the political correct opinions that is part of the mess, they just leave and let ordinary people deal with the after match. There is a huge exodus from California, like 600.000 the last years. Hasn't Elon Musk just moved to Texas with some of the other rich guys. Not that I dislike him, but he is just a symbol on the trend. Those who can, goes to a new state, but will probably still have the same Woke opinions about everything, sitting high on their horses calling us peasants.
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  14. Exactly 💯 the endless road
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  15. We love you Shloime 😁🙏
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  16. So true, much wisdom in that community
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  17. Son of Borat - coming up on Netflix😄
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  18. Hotel manager: I wish we could harness that energy to power the hotel 😄
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  19. When you let go of law and order, it quickly goes down the toilet or people just make a dump in public. Crazy times 🚽🤪
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  20. @mikepoole2248  that is very true, if the crime is horse theft, then it's probably not a good idea .
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  21. Much of the ingredients for like fentanyl come from China. Read an article that you can order them online cheap and easy, make a fortune selling. Really tragic
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  22. I was driving through these neighborhoods in the late 1990s during the day in an arranged tourist tour in a minibus 🚐. Another kind of drive by, only shooting with our cameras. We also drove the back alleys with a ton of gang graffiti and insights to who was who and where the gang line in the blocks were. I was young and fearless, so super interesting and it was completely peaceful, because as the guide said "Its safe now they are all sleeping during the day, but they come out after dark and all the gang shootings begins". I have never seen so many sneakers 👟 hanging over the power or phones lines on the streets. A pair for every young black man killed. I felt I was in a movie, it was surreal, quiet before the storm in the Leon's den.
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  23. Yes it would be a great ride 🐎
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  24. Agree what Peter do is true journalism, a long forgotten trade . Many could learn from him.
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  25.  @ericfromcanarsie4274  thanks for sharing , he said in the video too Peter couldn't just walk in by himself, they could take him as undercover cop or something with that bald head. But its true though we should communicate more between neighborhoods. So much divisions these years, we need to come more together.
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  26. Agree must an unhealthy life to be alert all the time ready to run and hide from the bullets.
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  27. Much has happened the last 12 years for Peter, but always finds interesting people. Skate old man skate on ⛸⛸
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  28. Same in Denmark, the lock down has created so much unnecessary pain and suffering on all levels. Its crazy, killing many small businesses. Children can't go to school many places. I really hope it will get better soon. Thank God for Internet and Youtube. Love a trip to Miami.
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  29. Love this series and love their approach to life + the community 😊🙏♥️
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  30. Dysfunctional upbringing and lack of love is foundation for most problems in the world.
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  31. You are not alone, we are many feeling that way. Be strong and don't buy into the fear.
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  32. I was on Sylt 30 years ago, beautiful Island 🏝 but clearly for the rich also back then.
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  33. Agree they are Woke, but not awake. CA has gone down the.....💩💩💩
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  34. Agree he was a resourceful middle class immigrant that spent a few months in a " tough area " and suddenly he was an expert on DC and American society. Not a good pick.
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  35. Yes he is not Woke, just awake to real life.
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  36. Totally agree, we need to open up again soon and stop the paranoia. The stress, depression, fear, bankruptcy of businesses, the economy in general, its far far more destructive than the virus itself. Kids that can't go to school, can't see their friends. World leaders and the media has gone into a kind of psychosis. "Psychosis is a condition that affects the way your brain processes information. It causes you to lose touch with reality. You might see, hear, or believe things that aren't real ". Well there you are.
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  37. I agree to some point, its a very stange lifestyle for most of us, but looked nice, clean and safe, no homeless or drug addicts around. You could walk relaxed with your big fury 5000 $ hat and if you got in trouble, in less than 1 min. a community doctor, private security or rabbi would be at your side saying wonder prayers 😁. Its not for me though and they would never have me, so l say live and let live. But if I could have a slice of that pizza it would be nice 😊🙏.
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  38. Amen to that , so true 😊
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  39. So sorry big hugs 🫂 man must be tough and heartbreaking
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  40.  B00 050  well they have been using carriages and kept their ways for almost 300 years in America, I'm sure they will ride of this storm too. There will be no Rumspringa between the Amish and the US government.
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  41. Amazing human being, love her ❤
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  42. It makes you angry that the billionaires like them have no heart and offer help to the ordinary people 😢.
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  43.  @williampulley  yes true, it should be a big collective national coordinated program that took this on. It's on a massive and complex scale that no city can handle alone because it would cost billions to give the right help.
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  44. Yes he is a great catch 🐟🐠🐟
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  45. Totally agree, it makes no sense to me. Its like the criminals will get it easier and the poor people will endure more injustice when gangsters run their neighbourhood with less police. But try it out and see how it goes. Start in California and remove the police from the streets.
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  46. Ha ha me too, know it will be great. Watch it tonight😊🙏🌟
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  47.  @retrospecative2454  yeah and you can come from a wealthy background and have same problems. My friends father was a successful accountant, but a few times a year he went off into a period of heavy drinking. I think you call it a functional alcoholic, but it went on for many years and did lot of damage. I also had a relative with plenty of money that was on all sorts of things. He got so desperate that he climbed onto the rails of Golden Gate Bridge 🌉 and wanted to jump and end it all. But a lady stopped and talked him from it, he was so grateful she saved his life that they became a couple. They got married also , but he was still an addict and couldn't stop and died 5 years later from his abuse. So sometimes the inner demons are just too strong , no love or money can fix it. Super sad for all involved.
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  48. Yes The Bald & Beautiful speaking the naked truth 👩‍🦲🧑‍🦲
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  49. Happy holidays, be kind to each other and remember to smile behind the mask 😊🙏🌟
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  50. They have to have high taxes in California because of their politics. Take LA where a $1.2 billion program intended to quickly build housing for Los Angeles’ sprawling homeless population is moving too slowly while costs are spiking, with one project under development expected to hit as much as $837,000 for each housing unit. It cost a fortune to help the homeless. Homeless encampments have spread into virtually every neighborhood, while the population has climbed to an estimated 41,000 people.
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