10 BEST Countries To Start A BUSINESS

10 BEST Countries To Start A BUSINESS
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In this Alux.com video we'll try to answer the following questions:
What's the best country to get an business opportunity?
What are the 10 BEST Countries To Start A BUSINESS?
What are the best countries to start a business in 2020?
What is the procedure to start a new startup around the world?
What is the best country in the world to start a business?
What is the best country to start a business and live peacefully?
What country is it easiest to start a business?
Which country is best for business?
What is the most profitable country in the world?
Which country has the most small businesses?
Which country has most entrepreneurs?
Which country offers the most business opportunity?
Which country is No 1 in ease of doing business?
Which European country is best for business?
Which country is the easiest to start a business?
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00:00 - Intro
01:01 - Sweden
02:10 - Malaysia
02:56 - Canada
03:58 - Switzerland
05:06 - The USA
06:21 - Denmark
07:15 - The UK
08:14 - Norway
09:10 - New Zealand
09:57 - Singapore
10:50 - Question
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[@alux]

Hello Aluxers,! Which country would you most like to start a business in, and why? GOAL Mastery: www.alux.com/goals Get a free audiobook thanks to Audible: www.alux.com/freebook Disclaimer: signing up for Audible will result in financial compensation towards Alux Inc at no additional cost to you, the consumer. BEST BUSINESS ADVICE | ALUX Edition: y2u.be/utNhfOXrGyI

[@sagar7813]

*India* 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@TheFuturistTom]

The US! I would love to start an asteroid mining business! We’ve got an excellent space program!!

[@vikasnaranje7707]

Make top 10 country to immigrants

[@m.abdullahsiddiqui6408]

FOR ME IS DUBAI.....

[@masklogic6997]

Awesome video.... please help us to grow...as here people with no videos has 1000+ subscribers and we who work on content just have 100 subscribers....what an irony man😅😅

[@danielherreracg]

I wish everyone to achieve their goals, fulfill who they’re meant to be, & succeed in life! 🔥 Greetings from Los Cabos, Mexico 🇲🇽👋🏼

[@GG-TaZ]

Los Cabos, México! nice soon i’ll be taking a trip there I have family doing real estate there.

[@zuberpatel886]

What is ur dream

[@evgeniia_dro]

Same to you! 😃

[@Alvaro1ization]

Igualmente hermano hispano!!

[@yusufabdulkadir2919]

Reverse Card

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“It’s hard to beat a person who never gives up.” - Babe Ruth

[@carojames6776]

That's what being stubborn is all about.

[@Ridhi259]

*10. Sweden* *9. Malaysia* *8. Canada* *7. Switzerland* *6. The USA* *5. Denmark* *4. The UK* *3. Norway* *2. New Zealand* *1. Singapore*

[@sagar7813]

*0. India* 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@ScenicSpotter]

Veitnam

[@rakshitsharma01]

INDIA 🇮🇳 🇮🇳 🇮🇳

[@harshatejaswi6107]

India!❤️

[@danii5630]

Cries in Germany🇩🇪😂 no seriously we suck in Start-Up economy, thanks government👌🏽

[@manavrajput5059]

10)Sweden 9)Malaysia 8)Canada 7)Switzerland 6)USA 5)Denmark 4)UK 3)Norway 2)New Zealand 1)Singapore Like :)

[@alfredonrs_]

Colombia is better.

[@william_SMMA]

Please what's the meaning of red tape

[@josefiol9520]

@@alfredonrs_ mmmmm the thing is that the colombian peso is so cheap and if you are a foreigner you will always convert your money into a strong currency but i will rather invest in colombia than in denmark and sweden.

[@michaelsteve3872]

UK is worst! You can never get anything out of the there.

[@Amelia-Elizabeth]

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for...

[@Amelia-Elizabeth]

@AustinWalker67 That's actually quite impressive, I could use some Info on your FA, I am looking to make a change on my finances this year as well

[@MaryOlson7]

@AustinWalker67 The crazy part is that those advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns but some are charging fees over fees that drain your portfolio. Is this the case with yours too?

[@Amelia-Elizabeth]

@AustinWalker67 I will give this a look, thanks a bunch for sharing.

[@Susanne-zuku]

@@Amelia-Elizabeth Bridget Mary Turow her trading strategies is working for me for more than a year now and I’m making good profit from the stock market and she's 100% honest, reputable and trustworthy

[@AarhamKaisar]

Are you from the states?

[@kanessharamakrishnan2711]

I’m Malaysian and this is news to me...

[@jm76bm]

Kanessha Rama Krishnan, let's going to do business.

[@kanessharamakrishnan2711]

Nadine Freitag no I don’t . I’ve always aspired to have my own business one day.

[@dopemusic6414]

Well maybe if you opened your eyes you can see 😁😂

[@kanessharamakrishnan2711]

Malaysia is indeed very supportive in terms of tax exemptions but I mean... it’s not the best place for startups if you don’t have it all figured out.

[@luckylove72]

You can smuggle King Cobra poison and become rich.

[@harrythornton7217]

I am surprised to see the UK on this list. As a native to the country, the amount of red tape, very high business rates and the declining disposable income has forced many businesses to close down (particularly start ups) and the government keeps establishing monopolies by essentially only giving contracts to those who have people in their own ranks involved in, that's even with companies who are simply not good investments. One recent example being the collapse of retail giant Intu, how the local council in my home city of Nottingham (home of Robinhood for those who are interested) missed a massive debt of £4.5 billion is a mystery to me. And even Carillion a few years ago. There were plenty of sound businesses that could do a better job and were more financially stable, but government kept awarding contracts to them despite the company being recklessly managed. Yes not every contract works out for businesses but they just simply took on more risks than they could afford to take. Plus, the amount you keep is such a rubbish deal, I think for a 50% gross margin business, you can only keep about 12% where in Singapore it's about 40% so I'm definitely not surprised that Singapore is number 1.

[@solardanilew]

You can register a company in the UK in a day, everything is done online and is very straightforward. Try setting up businesses in other countries and you will see what the real red tape looks like. How about 6 months to properly register plus countless bribes?

[@AskMeStartUp]

I have stared Businesses in Switzerland and can recommend it to everyone. Switzerland has a great network of high-quality workforce and institutions.

[@mrlentien5333]

What kind of business

[@knowledgeispower5668]

Sure if you half over 500.000 as a minimum to get a residency sure why not I’m glad you are part of the 1% god bless you

[@07ravi17]

Hi bro

[@ArnavSingh-jf9mt]

How is it for expats?

[@jessephiri7834]

Hey is Switzerland welcome of all races in the business world with no problem.

[@prasangjhawar3362]

Alux please tell whether it is correct or not- "If you need inspiring words, don't do it"- ELON MUSK.

[@ashokkanade9582]

YA I DO FEEL THE SAME BECAUSE IF YOU NEED SOMETHING TO BAD YOU DON'T NEED ANY MOTIVATION FOR IT AND IF YOU NEED MOTIVATION THAT MEANS THAT THING IS NOT YOUR NEED AND YOU ARE WASTING YOUR TIME ON IT BECAUSE THE SOCIETY WILL JUDGE YOU AS SIMPLE AS THAT

[@user-tu7rh2hr1n]

Do u need motivation to eat,breathe, sleep,sex. I hope u will understand.

[@prasangjhawar3362]

@@user-tu7rh2hr1n He says that for acheiving success. Stop thinking small.

[@jossidd]

Bali for me. Great environment, low cost rentals with the feel of always being on Holiday. Great place to stay focused and relaxed!

[@fidoproperty2022]

Bali is not a counrty, its indonesia. However indonesia is not that sophisticated regarding ease for doing business

[@dheerajreddy4805]

I think it's worth mentioning Estonia , it's a great place for tech start-ups

[@rectilon4233]

I would like to disagree with your top pick because I live in Singapore and I believe that the country is not really open to disruptive startups (assuming that is the context) A. The market is multi-racial and relatively fixated (not open to new ideas) B. The government has a significant influence over the nation and many people are unaware. Most of the money making companies are owned and highly regulated by the government: Transport/Energy/Airlines C. The market is not really open for disruption because those not in the working sector are operating old fashioned business and the communities are really unaware of modern business trends. There is a lot of potential but I honestly am not going to support Singapore being the best for business.

[@bullionmaster]

I agree. Many local companies have this nonsensical, racist policy where you have to speak Mandarin for the job roles. Not everyone is Chinese on the island, like wake up! How racist is that???

[@curryboi5842]

Did you just show Singapore as Malaysia?!!!

[@bingbing5902]

😂😂 I doubt the same

[@tekst3r]

yea they did!!!

[@sarge9909]

Knew i wasnt the only one to notice

[@leotestoy486]

haha yees they did

[@peterschadenberg9045]

The place I want to start or rather grow my business in is a place not too hot, not too cold, not too urban, but not too remote.

[@kevinelliott478]

Government leaders of Trinidad and Tobago needs to watch this video.... they're clueless about country development..... great video as always

[@eddieholmstedt9594]

Norway might be great for cooperate companies. Although starting a small business is difficult as many things are heavily taxed

[@singlah]

2:21 that part of Malaysia became independent in 1965 and is now updated in 10:00 of the video.

[@hansyap5429]

sooo glad and proud that Malaysia is on this list. let's go Malaysians

[@raishelmy7176]

happy to be malaysian

[@user-tu7rh2hr1n]

Hey Indians we will be in the list not immediately but definitely. 🚩

[@covid-19ultrapromax25]

haha, you didnt hear the intro, these countries have least corruption, and most impotent they are democratic, India will soon join North Korea or China for their dictatorship and facist regimes, implemented by their govt, who are now expert in horsetrading, India will never come even in top 50 list. you India you lose

[@user-tu7rh2hr1n]

@@covid-19ultrapromax25 first of all North Korea and China are communist countries. India is now in good hands of our beloved prime minister Modiji, and we will be in top of the list. So u plz don't care about our country. Thanks 🚩🚩🚩🚩🚩 Har Har Mahadev

[@maleselarichard4771]

I wish South Africa can put more effort on helping small business and skills development so we can work with other countries.

[@jessephiri7834]

That's why am planning to leave S.A as soon as I get my diplom and coding certificate... The ANC cares about ANC White foxes cares about white foxes You hardly can't get a job

[@UNSCRIPTEDSHAWNRAY]

is that a country

[@junioxpt]

Alux can you guys do a video on "Top things to do when your currency is in depreciation". I live in Angola, Africa and our currency has depreciated at least 80% against the USD. I believe that there are some actions that can be taken either to cut losses or actually take advantage of the situation. P.S.: I'll be posting this comment until I got an answer from you. because I really thing this can help me and a lot of people in a similar situation.

[@oIZZEo]

The answer is to never make savings in your national currency, the new prices on imported products are gonna stay forever unfortunately

[@junioxpt]

Yes Alex. Thanks for your response. The problem is that many times even the access to ForEx is somewhat limited

[@lakkarajushankar]

Do a business even if it is small. Saving will depreciate the value. So please don't do.

[@IMAInteriors]

I´m counting on being transferred to Belgium. I´m already living abroad but can´t wait to be in Europe. Bureaucracy in South America is one of their biggest flaws.

[@luckygarg9315]

yeah same problem in India.

[@thanuj_]

Alux.com should be called "DR.ALUX.COM" because of their research and presentation skills are just superlative.

[@BermudaMobstah]

Panama is a great startup country as well because the strength of the economy and the Panama shipping canal. A lot of big business around the world are setting up there too.

[@MrYoutubeBeast1]

#7 Best Country by far! So cool to see my Country in the List! Great Video Alux!👍👍👍😀

[@holivimongzar4597]

I want to start business in India first coz i have been living here from childhood and after that U.s.a

[@bhuvaneshvaribhagat4160]

Well you got worlds largest consumer market All the best!

[@malluenglishprofessor5090]

Commies and govt bureaucrats will eat you alive . If you want to be successful , don't do business in india

[@KombatSportsMMA]

Faro island looks good for setting up a business. Every one has desposable income and there is not much to do.

[@explorior2158]

I want to start a business in japan But If I have to choose between the 10 counties, I'll go with Singapore

[@vigneshs2194]

After completing mechanical engineering, what should I do, go and work abroad with reference, work in Tamil Nadu with reference or go to a government job?

[@fbicontacted7690]

This is something I've been researching for a while now. Thank you for doing this video.

[@majorthought]

I'm from Cork Ireland. I'm surprised that you didn't mention Ireland as Ireland has one of the lowest corporation taxes (12.5%.)..highly educated workforce, access to European and international markets... English speaking and sane weather.

[@sanjs6969]

Because they added Malaysia which is the most corrupt in SEA. LOL. What's up Alux?

[@sw8398]

Do you like Cork?

[@majorthought]

@@sw8398 ya it's OK there's better places but there's also worse.

[@vagnerfragapereira6596]

I'm surprised that I don't see Luxembourg on this list. It's incredibly cheap and easy to start a company there.

[@nayanmipun6784]

These are mainly of course because of legalities, we can open companies of course any where from Assam to Congo to Zimbabwe to Sudan, it is very interesting to observe that making legalities easy is easy for any government in any nation, India too can make things easy but is just lethargic and recently behaving internally more like CCP

[@lokamtatin5279]

India is my country and I don't think it's that much effecient for a startup business to operate as compare with above mention countries. Thats all of traditions and culture of our society though its seen changes in the domestic society in recent years and also hoping for a better environmental friendly market of our nation. Thanks to alux for such relevant videos

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“Necessity is the mother of invention.” ― Plato

[@prabirbiswas4373]

I want to start a business in India.Beacuse there are one of the lo corporate tax in Asia and one of the fast growing market in the world.

[@yashwanthannamalla530]

@Prabir Biswas what type of bussiness you wanna start.

[@rashethabegam9051]

Alux next video tell us "10 worst countries to start a business" please.

[@Houthiandtheblowfish]

Singapore is just stunning

[@project-house5418]

#Alux did u notice most of these countries are Atheist or non religious affiliated

[@evanhsieh]

The USA. Because I was born here and I think that it is a good place to start one. The UK is my 2nd pick. The reason why I pick these two companies is because I can only speak English and in other countries it will be hard to communicate with the residents of those countries.

[@paulolusola5934]

Same here

[@mradulpawar6664]

I think Newzealand and Norway are the best options for me. Thankyou very much 😍.

[@lukelukelulu]

Won't be coming to New Zealand anytime soon . We are closed to non new Zealanders . Due to covid .

[@sagarskumar8679]

INDIA IT IS, IT HAS CHANGED A LOT SINCE 2011 AND NOW IS ONE OF THE BEST PLACE TO START UP EXCEPT FOR COURROUTION EVERYTHING ELSE IS GOOD

[@kennethbrown9864]

My company is Classique Brown a start up fragrance retailer in South Africa🇿🇦 Here's to going global. See you at the top Aluxers🚀🚀🚀

[@vip1555]

Hi..Alux..SuperHero Madam I feel i am missing the intro part... "Your billionaire come to inspire". This line make me happy & motivates..plz add this in each & every vedio.. World = money + life + happyness. 1.Money = financial vedioes. 2.Life = manners in relationship (wife & husband)/ (boss &employee) ect..& discipline. 3.happyness = the joy of money + happyness.. Helping others orphan child + orphen child education. Plz make 123 vedioes in details.. Thanks lot..

[@confxsedpeach]

Not how to spell happiness

[@vip1555]

Thats a nice short. I wrote this post while driving hahahaha

[@TheIcelandicInvestor]

What Iceland is not on there? 😄

[@Natalia_Kowal]

Maybe because it pretty much impossible to survive in business here... everything survives about 2 years and only giants function. I guess your question was your Icelandic sarcastic humour ;)

[@TheIcelandicInvestor]

@@Natalia_Kowal Haha yeah you got me :)

[@phoenix5054]

Not a very big consumer market, plus I think you almost defaulted during the 2008 financial crisis.

[@TheIcelandicInvestor]

Edge True!

[@arthurn8952]

thank you for the video. The bonus point is a 50/50. The country you live in is not always the best country especially if there is no opportunity for garnering investment, if there is so much red-tape that foreign investors end up leaving after trying by all means to persevere, if it has the highest rate of inflation in the world, if it has one of the highest corruption, human rights violations, political targeting, no currency of its own, broken down justice system with no rule of law.

[@archanasabale2203]

Well, I think INDIA deserves at least an honourable mention. It's cheap, the government provides for a lot of subsidies especially if the business is in the field of technology, both skilled and unskilled workforce is available and work for low salaries (according to India's living standards, it's great) and finally, it's consumers (speaking strictly from tech. perspective) provide for a really good market place.

[@explorior2158]

I'm an Indian and India is one one of the most toughest countries in the world to start a business, even to start an online store, you will need an llc or company

[@archanasabale2203]

@@explorior2158 I'm in Industrial Automation. It was quite easy for me.

[@AdityaSingh-px5sp]

I think the payment culture...low rate of giving payments on time and I am also part of paper and packaging industry businesses hardly care about the discipline of giving payments on time and low fear of government laws is the thing which is concern.

[@kartikthakur3887]

Never will be on this list as corruption is so high in our system. And as soon as you are doing well the government will start messing it up as much as it can.

[@archanasabale2203]

@@kartikthakur3887 true that!

[@ValterMedina]

Well, I missed Estonia, Lithuania and Ireland.

[@PeterJunior1]

Great video guys ! You guys have inspired me to start my own channel covering business and finance.

[@k.harding3456]

Decent content man! Keep going

[@Ms-Osoro]

What about Kenya😂😂😂😂 Anyways thanks for mentioning Singapore...I've always wished to live and I guess this is good news to me

[@dimena8347]

I would like to start a cosmetic company in Canada or United Kingdom. Hopefully I will get their one day 🥰

[@ProBusterxXx]

Ull never get their one day😂

[@TeslaVisionChannel]

I have been to many countries in Asia, but would start a business only in the US. WHO IS HERE FROM THE US?

[@mwan6865]

Great to have Malaysia in the list, hope we can make friends or networking here

[@alkidkadirafkar640]

No. 9 Malaysia, the first image of the Petronas Twin Towers is correct but you put images of Singapore, e.g.: Esplanade and Singapore Flyer.

[@slimshady6242]

Make a video on what business should one start or start-ups

[@abbaszakir1551]

Totally agree with the last or extra bonus point!💯

[@WalkerRocker1]

Start-ups can learn a lot from those who’ve done it before: Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Jack Ma etc. Remember, “Success Leaves Clues”.

[@AntonioMontana_7.5]

They’re not just any ceos, they’re innovators

[@ExploreLearnEnglishWithGeorge]

*Q: Which country would you most like to start a business in, and why?* *A: What business?*

[@sirbootylord6880]

Gonna nicely save this to my favourites list. Just in case good ol' USA is on some bull....MERICA!!

[@cedricsmith8188]

America, because I speak English, and America has been extremely nice to me for no special reason, wow I wish I had 8 billion American dollars, I would own one of the nicest residences in California, probably, I hope.

[@jaesgarage615]

I’d start in Singapore expand/grow there then in to the other countries on this vidlist.

[@lighttv894]

Thanks alux all I do is just wait for you to upload another video I just love your work

[@alexstraz]

Makes me wonder if I should apply for Swiss citizenship.

[@RedPilledJetiKnight]

I’m from NYC and if you’re trying to start a business here, good luck.

[@user-ce1kw2ss5f]

GOOD LUCK with CORONA

[@RedPilledJetiKnight]

1171 71 had it and beat it.

[@RedPilledJetiKnight]

1171 71 it’s just a bad flu bro.

[@awaishameed8933]

I would do business in UK because I'm living here and I understand the market.

[@shirokisetsu3319]

Is it a coincidence that I am launching my business in my home country and the original plan is the have offices in almost all of these countries? I think not. I am looking at Canada because it provides my basic needs for my professional life and personal life because I am a very ambitious person. This video was informative.

[@pgabepterosaur]

Who’s still wondering who let the dogs out?

[@SunilKumar-jn6kk]

I would like USA, Denmark , Germany, Canada , Australia, Dubai and Sweden to set up a Business or Industry and for live in.

[@Versacezazaguxci]

If USA takes an average of 420 days, that’s definitely the country for me! #420

[@anshu4358]

INDIA 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳♥️♥️💚💚💜

[@kamalkumar7133]

Rhene de bhai. Kyon aluxers ka mazaak bana rha hai.

[@anshu4358]

@@kamalkumar7133 😂😂🤣🤣🇮🇳😁

[@austinchamu8740]

Can u make a video of best countries to start animation company or film company

[@vy-w]

As someone with experience, I'd say the UAE.

[@lakkarajushankar]

I prefer to start my business in Singapore or newzeland

[@krippleman79]

New Zealand baby!!!! We also have great laws for foreign and family trusts 😉😉

[@johnpaul5832]

worst country in the world.Racism is on high

[@krippleman79]

@@johnpaul5832 rasism is unfortunately everywhere my friend. Not all of us in NZ are racist and I'm sorry for your having to go through that whilst in our country.

[@johnpaul5832]

@@krippleman79 Thank a lot man. I have forgotten my past and moved ahead in my life. Happy to let you know walking a successful path in business. Wish you good luck to you🙏

[@krippleman79]

@@johnpaul5832 thank you, I've just started my path 😊 I'm glad you're doing well on your path and all the best for the future my friend

[@johnpaul5832]

@@krippleman79 Wish you great success. Be billionaire soon. Seriously NZ need some billionaires🙏

[@danr7748]

I can tell you that's exactly the case with Sweden and Norway.. these companies have been along for a long time not because they are still great and innovating.. because they employ so many workers the government always bails them out..so it's not always a great sign with old companies.. and for Regulation, Laws ad Contracts.. it doesn't matter what the employees agree to in a contract.. the countries siding with unions will find laws or make regulations.. and yeah they "tax" the rich/big people/companies.. well so why do you think prices in Scandinavia are so high.. it's because the businesses up the price to compensate so they can survive and thrive. And the people are taxed even more because their purchasing power goes down significantly. Was great, not anymore.. and now you have to employ ridiculous positions just to meet "diversity" and "mental safety" demands..

[@lethalgamer2729]

hey guys, love this video so much! Anyhow, Can you post a video on 15 or ten free websites for online courses.

[@gauravgondaliya3778]

i bet u didn't research about India's nowadays policy about business development specially for outsiders.

[@srimanidinesh]

All these countries incapable for doing business for young low investment business man . As a business man. You have to choose more opprtunity so developing countries offer you more . Thsts gives wings to confident and sustainable development both ways. Like wise. Africa is best part to start new business they offer you best resources, cheap labour, higher tax benefits, Good environments place lot.. is like give more get more policy. *** Wrong recommendation ****

[@danmartin4737]

UK (and/or) Denmark

[@kennethdavid6630]

i like the country you live in... thats an important info

[@marcsensei7645]

New Zealand lol 😂 cost of living is not high come on ... they pay 400 per week for a shareroom in flat house .

[@rishabhjain2756]

Keep it up team alux you are certainly doing a great job by creating such a quality and interesting content, very few are doing this thing right now Thanks again for your dedicated work. I hope someday i will contribute to your work

[@anishadamane4179]

Hey Alux you should make a video on OYO

[@timothyy7]

*Andrew Henderson has entered the chat*

[@IAmTheMainCharacter]

@Alux.com make a video on how to choose the best option.

[@lannienol7947]

Post notification squad.

[@rahrah2956]

No, I didn't expect it NOT to be on the list but I although did NOT expect it would be in the BOTTOM 5.

[@quantum_man]

Interesting observation, lots of cold climates...

[@a.r.goloven5606]

Thankyou Alux!

[@coachvaly]

another banger ! even though most of them have a high cost of living !

[@rinku1873]

Denmark 1st & then Singapore!

[@chennaihemlock5235]

Malaysia.. As you said Penang state will be the Silicon Valley of East very soon.. Great government and people culture. And the state Johor Bahru also.

[@lakkarajushankar]

I think Johor Bahru is better than even, capital

[@cloui443]

Hard pass on starting a company in France tho, so complicated

[@joymae]

OMG NO WAY, I was seriously debating leaving the USA for Singapore last week. It's like the universe wanted me to find this video! Thank you!

[@vimal174]

Universe?

[@vimal174]

What do you think about Switzerland 🇨🇭?

[@Speeder12]

Had the same answer “ the country you live in “

[@silcosilva]

why are some of the images for Singapore being used as Malaysia..?

[@adeus6206]

Because they don't know what they're talking about.

[@kristianvepsalainen1746]

I wonder where is Estonia. There comes many unicorns like Skype or Bolt. It is much for ex Soviet republic with 1,3 million population.

[@westoncharm7467]

My corporation/holding company is based in America. I've failed a lot, but never the same failure.

[@arjayh]

i love the last 11