Airbnb :)

It was really surprising at first, but then I realised it was a great idea! The business charge a little extra, and some folks can't afford a whole box at one time. Win win!

haha! I agree with you on the stomach issues 😅😅 My friend (Originally from Asia) said the same thing. Every time he visits his family in the Philippines, he gets sick, but when he was young, nothing bothered him! Thanks so much! 😊

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@@Alberto-hy2fp ANYWHERE is safer than Detroit. Even Detroit in the daytime 😆😆😆😆

Thank you! 😊 I hope you get to, but be careful out there!

It was funny that a random dog was trying to get in on the action lol 😆 She had her new iphone stolen, but her mannerisms suggested something way worse

Thank you! 😊😊 Peru will always feel like a second home! Plus they kicked me out last week for overstaying, so I had no choice haha!

hahaha! 😆 Peruvian baptism by fire! The unlaid eggs from the ovaries always weird me out, especially when they're just hanging from the inside of the chicken in the market lol. I'm not sure about here, but in Israel they use them in a soup.

Glad it was helpful! :):)

But that's not how the story goes! 😬

I think I was! It didn't seem so bad after visiting Giza though 😅😅

I made the mistake of going to Egypt once, ONCE! 😂😂😂

Suerte!

I hope that one day the tourism will be more regulated because it hits different to see in person.

I'm guessing they already had this place before they became more famous, then after they put a small location by the harbour near the tourists, but yeah, they should open a big location on the european side, that's a lot of missed opportunity there

Glad you enjoyed it! It was something else!! I thought Egypt would be like this, instead, it was just full of scammers and Pizza hut haha!

Which city are you going to? You won't find any rain here haha!

@ I am going to Lima then Cusco, Machu Picchu of course😆 First time in Peru, have to cover the basics

@@Emily-mr6bc That's awesome! Well there's ZERO rain in Lima, so you're covered there! Cusco might be a different story though haha! 😆 I have a lot of videos for Lima and Cusco on my channel! Ica is very nice too! I recommend at least those 3 places! :)

It's a bucket list item to have an interaction with a scammer haha! When I arrived, it took me 4 hours to leave the airport because we had to deal with I think 12 Uber scammers before the 13th was an honest guy lol! I took his number and he drove me everywhere for 2 weeks. That's what you get for being honest!

Yes! Weirdly, I think they do think that lol! They chase people away daily, I'm just surprised why they think it still works! haha! I was shocked to see the workers getting in on the scams though, that was a new one!

Yes briefly!! 😁😁😁

I'm sorry to hear that! The safety checks probably aren't what you're used to for domestic flights 😬 When I disputed a NileAir charge with my bank, the very same day I won the case, I received 3 emails from anonymous accounts sending racist messages and calling me stupid lol

Sadly a lot of the tourist attractions have this kinda stuff. I couldn't even hike the volcano here without somebody telling me a I needed to pay for a guide to go with me... Then the guide is a 12 year old boy who didnt speak the entire time lol

Winner winner chicken dinner!

@@OK-lb7bt This is my home 🐍

Thank you!!

Not really sure how to word this, but: It seems like a lot of countries with poor education are somewhat religious. When you have a religious scam, it's a great opportunity for certain people to line their pockets. I didn't any western tourists visiting the holy snake, but I did see a lot of, for instance: Indian/Pakistani tourists

Hey! Where in Peru and where in Indonesia? It's very hard to compare a diverse country!

@@s34nTravels Perhaps you can touch on aspects of urban life in cities like Lima/Jakarta with focus on general vibe and social interactions? For example, where do you find people friendlier and where would you prefer to live? Many thanks

​@@Rafa5127 Jakarta has a huge Muslim population, so a lot of things come pre-packaged with that: Hard to buy alcohol, not much nightlife, women's rights are really poor, clothing issues (but usually for women). The people are VERY friendly in person if you're a foreigner (In person). However, the internet scene is very different from in person. I have found many people from Indo are very jealous and vindictive on the internet. People tend to give focus and attention to people with money. It feels very safe, no issues there. There is a huge social divide. Weather could be an issue. Mosquitoes are always an issue. Easy access to SEA. Cheap to live. Traffic is terrible. Nice standard of living if you're a tourist. Lima - You don't have the issue with nightlife. Places are dangerous at nighttime, so it's harder to travel alone. People are more friendly and approachable, not shy. It's no problem getting a partner or friends. Social comes very easy. But friends come and go. It's rare keeping long-term friends. You never feel alone. You'll need more money to live here, but not much more. You won't be living in Miraflores though, but perhaps Brena or Lince for example for a similar cost. There are way way more scams. Prices are inflated for tourists in markets. There is no rain. People tend to give focus and attention to people with money (Not as much as Indo though). As a tourist, you will find people taking advantage of you, so you will need to control that. In Peru, people rarely bother you for money and handouts. Racism is more common here, but usually just towards Venezuelans. I enjoyed Bali more than Jakarta. It's like Jakarta without the Muslim stuff. I enjoyed Cusco more than Lima. Out of everything, I honestly didn't enjoy Jakarta much at all. If you never leave the house, I recommend Jakarta. You have a pool, nice place, fast internet, its great. If you like nightlife, then Lima. I prefer Cusco out of everything (For my lifestyle) I hope this helps! Based on real experiences of living in both countries as a foreigner

@@s34nTravels Many thanks for your detailed answer! Given the mosquitoes and climate, I think the Lima area and Peru may be better for hiking/jogging, although as you point out safety issues need to be taken into account. I think this kind of (video) content where you could share your experiences from different places and compare them would be useful and appreciated by digital nomads or expats. Of all the places you have visited so far, where would you consider settling in the future?

@@Rafa5127 You're welcome! It's a good idea, thank you! I don't enjoy making those types of videos too much because I already have an education channel, so this is more for fun. I don't mind answering questions in the comments though! I have no idea, that's a very big question haha! Thanks for watching! :)