WHERE THE RICH HIDE IN GUYANA

This is where the rich hide in Guyana.
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[@ChatJamaicanwithTania]

Hello guys, please share this video and subscribe to my channel if you are new here. If you need to contact the real estate agent, please email me at [e-mail]

[@davidscott3726]

Certainly not Norbrook or Ironshore Mobay.

[@daggerin4life726]

@@davidscott3726 It's Better.!!

[@daggerin4life726]

So tunica I didn't know you was into Real Estate stuff I thought you only blogger..So about my property for Sale in Kitty are interested in helping me find a potential buyer...and what is your Commission fees? Thanks

[@gt4lifegt4life35]

Hey Tania you should do a video with ARD

[@ChatJamaicanwithTania]

@@daggerin4life726 only if you had communicated earlier, I am leaving the country today. If it is not sold upon my return, please reach out to me.

[@Reza-1223]

Thanks for the tour. Although I'm a Guyanaese I have never had the privilege as yet to visit these places. Amazing tour guide, great knowledge about the place.♥️👍🏽💯❤🙏🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

[@whome1629]

Tania, I hope the realtor told you that Prashad Nagar is one of the oldest middle class area, Doctor's, lawyers, government officials, chartered accountants etc where the ones who lived there.

[@artistik6465]

The Indian ones. I think a traditional Black/Mixed elite neighbourhood would be Bel Air Park, Queenstown and Meadowbrook.

[@j.l.1391]

In 1971 there was a mixture of residents in prashad nagar. Indian, Black, Portuguese, mixed....

[@josephwinslow7613]

The minimum wages in Guyana is less than $100,000 Guyana dollars ( $500 US ) per month. Base of that fact, they are few rich Guyanese. Among the few rich Guyanese, they are some who earn their money and wealth the honest legal way, but the majority of them earned their wealth and money, illegally. Money laundering comes to mind. Drug trafficking comes to mind. Political cronies comes to mind. Some of those same crooks and criminals are respected businessmen, today, after washing their illegally money and making it, legit. For course, we, also, have the foreign base Guyanese who has a little bit more money to come back to Guyana and live a more comfortable life or just visit Guyana.

[@umarbentley4953]

I'm so happy that you are helping to promote the real deal of the beauty of Guyana.Too many times the place is looked upon as a crime ridden impoverished nation with muddy roads and dilapidated homes.I seen countless KZbin videos of Guyana lately and the place is breath takingly gorgeous and this right here proves it.This country has it all to be on the tourism map just as much as Jamaica. It seems as the new president in charge who is young have a vision and fresh ideas to bring this nation more into the forefront. I definitely would love to make a visit.

[@gak991]

You are absoutely correct!

[@islandgirl3330]

What is killing Guyana is the rivalry politics. That has been the problem for the last century. Nothing for the country, just for personal gain. That is the problem with Guyana. With all the natural resources, why is the country so poor. They run the place like their own backyard and not a country.

[@nirvanabhagwandin6327]

These very rich people were denied jobs by a racist PNC government, led by a brutal dictator name Burnham. These people created generational wealth through hard work, sacrifice, integrity, credibility, honesty, sweat blood and tears... The did not have 5 child mothers, leave their children to be raised by their mothers, encourage their children to be decent law abiding, education is paramount... So don't jealous those that are enjoying their fruits after hard labor.

[@nirvanabhagwandin6327]

​@@islandgirl3330 beacuse one segment of the population dont know about development and progress. The want their own supporters to live in ghettos, niqqa yad, shanty towns... they oppose every development the present government undertakes. We have seen developments, unimaginable for the past two years.

[@omarsadiqYouTube]

Just find yuh channel and mi love it,I’m a Guyanese/Jamaican

[@bibiomarally9120]

Beautiful guyana,,thanks for sharing,,I am a Guyanese from Berbice,,🇨🇦🇬🇾love to watch your video,,

[@ameeliaramotar8450]

Interesting to see new developments in Guyana. Thank you Tanya and team. Guyana is beautiful. 😇🇬🇾👏🙏👏🙏👏

[@guyaneseadventure]

I am a Guyanese and the cost that person is telling you for rent for the whole house is much more. Also, the cost for those properties is much more based on the location. The rent for one of those houses can be $5,000 USD and more based on the amenities etc.

[@islandgirl3330]

I have been going to Guyana for decades because my parents were Guyanese. The place has come a long way since my first visit and even since my last visit which was 25 years ago after politics crippled the country. It is a pity politics have made all the different groups of people leave. It used to be such a nice diverse country with so many different cultures contributing to its lifestyle. Tania, I have not seen your videos for many months. Are you planning to live in Guyana? I was surprised to see you here.

[@jabaltariq4606]

The only people who preach diversity are Black people. All other people are anti Black and put their own first and give Blacks nothing. Unless Black people adopt the same attitude they will always be at the bottom of any society--even in Africa! yes, that's right. Even in places like Tanzania, Kenya, South Africa,, Uganda, etc where the demographics ate somewhat like in Guyana (but not as much) one group of people have nothing to do with Blacks except taking their money and Black people are inferior in their own land.

[@mscliffhanger3885]

Why use the word HIDE? These are residential areas this is not where the real rich lives in Guyana.

[@antoniovela9647]

Hi Tania happy new year 2023 i'm studiend English for My visit guyana greetings from chile the people are friendly there great job Tania 👋👍

[@MJYoutubers]

Nice video, but I would say that these are upper middle income- communities in Guyana currently, the really rich folk nowadays have houses in Providence, along the East Coast bank and in gated communities such as Windsor estates, old money is found more in pashad and bel air however

[@maxineadderley5378]

Lovely homes... Thank you for sharing ❤🙏🥂

[@guyanasun4361]

The rich live in gated communities or secluded places. This is just a regular neighborhood in Guyana. If you didn't pass a gaurd post on your way in, it's not a rich or up class community. Because people aren't poor doesn't mean they're considered "rich".

[@fitzgeraldadams7382]

Nahhh... your guide took residential areas. Big ones in Guyana live in gated communities on East Coast and East Bank

[@babylamb9397]

Generally speaking, who are the big ones? Where does their money come from?

[@jayyy3456]

@@babylamb9397mostly old money. Some from Gold and other mining and other from Family owned Businesses. Also, the politicians enter the ranks pretty quickly.

[@meks194]

Forgot to mention drugs. You can’t ignore it

[@firebadwatergood431]

It looks just like Trinidad...some of it is Gaudy looking if you get my drift. But if our Engineers and Builders utilized more bamboo and more organic materials it would be an environmental paradise. This is all about NEW MONEY with big flash.

[@captainmorgan3227]

The amount of taxes that such Houses have to pay.All the water drains should be completely covered

[@gak991]

Thank you for highlighting. The realtor is correct. The prices has drastically increased over the years due to the influx of expats in the country due to oil. It’s not prices middle class Guyanese can afford or even rich Guyanese. Rich Guyanese wouldn’t be renting. Middle class rental starts at 300-400USD for something decent which maybe a two or three bedroom apartment.Unfurnished and excluding all utilities. Kitty is popular for rental since it’s the heart of the capital but there are decent places on the outskirts of the town. Lovely neighborhoods and the town is generally small so it’s easy to get around from the central town to the outskirts. I hope you had a good time in the country, first time seeing your channel

[@amazonwarrior7126]

listen are you full of rubbish, all those houses are owned by middle class Guyanese and rich Guyanese, you want to give the empression all the houses are owned by oil workers or foreigners, you dont know nothing about Guyana and you are a bug lier.

[@patrickdaly8561]

Whn I was there, most of my lecturers were foreigners; Canadians, US, English, Indians and a few S. Americans and Guyanese. Most of the expatriates lived in that Rainveld community

[@Mar1a_Vieira]

Nice video Tania. You’re really taking in the sights and sounds of Georgetown. The title of your video is somewhat misleading. The rich in Guyana don’t hide out in residential areas. They don’t really hide out anywhere because there is no need to. As someone else pointed out in the comments, some of the older neighbourhoods which you visited are traditionally middle and upper middle class areas. The prices may seem crazy, even absurd to some. But this is the reality of a newly minted oil economy where new oil finds are being announced almost every other week. It’s mad how the real estate market has responded to that new reality but it’s all true. Understandably, some of your viewers will compare what was shown here to what you guys have in Jamaica. Understand something, these are residential areas in town. The mega mansions and real estate abroad are simply offensive. I won’t address infrastructure issues because that’s an essay in itself. At this point, Guyana is not competing with anyone in the Caribbean or elsewhere. That’s the confidence oil wealth has afforded.

[@johnnyh.9327]

They have some wonderful homes but the outside landscape is very poor in some areas...

[@savi7493]

As a Guyanese living overseas, I totally agree.

[@islandgirl3330]

Because the infastructure has been neglected for decades.

[@roberthepburn1375]

Blessings Tania blessings very interesting thanks for sharing God bless 🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍👍👍👍

[@rubeelondon9307]

Hi Tania is Audrey from big market just lovely hope u r having fun

[@ChatJamaicanwithTania]

Hi Audrey, it was lovely meeting you, all is well so far...

[@ameeliaramotar8450]

This is just the tip of the iceberg. There are other beautiful places throughout Guyana that are varied in prices ❤🇬🇾🙏

[@carolkeise3847]

Beautiful houses, I like the way they are built. The surroundings seem quiet and pleasant, my kind of place. There seems to be various choices to suit the wallet. however some people in the comment section are disputing the prices and the ability of ordinary Guyanese to rent or purchase these houses. Nevertheless I enjoyed the video, I like to see beautiful houses in the Caribbean. I want Caribbean people to live in nice houses and not shacks. Blessings to you and your host.😍🌎🌞

[@annhans3535]

Most are employed by the oil companies, retired and returning to Guyana, or lets be frank, a whole lotta drug money now entering Guyana.

[@MJYoutubers]

⁠​⁠​⁠@@annhans3535pshhhhh, please take it from a Guyanese citizen with a high-income Guyanese mother (works in real estate) who knows the inner workings of crime and the GRA in Guyana, that drug money you mention was WAY worse from the years 1990-2010, in the 90s more so marijuana but by the 2000s Guyana was ridiculously filled with cocaine money and drug lords, Roger Khan being a prime example and it all traces back to corrupt government officials especially under the PPP/C party, many of these homes were built from the wealth gathered from the drug money many years ago but that is extremely risky business now, smuggling got way harder in Guyana, trying to fly with cocaine now is almost impossible😂

[@terrig6325]

The homes are very nice but lots of water and canals.

[@tracylove9527]

Guyana seems very interesting hopefully one day I can visit

[@lowKut]

Great video. Happy to see the people living nicely.

[@geminileopard]

Nice. You are doing well. Blessings

[@canadaimmigrationcompass7517]

Great content. Thanks for sharing

[@SonoranVibes]

These are beautiful homes! However I have seen even better More exotic style homes in Guyana! This is just regular middle class residential areas.

[@micahvinson4361]

Regular middle class when the realtor says that some of the houses cost 1 million USD? That is not a middle class person in Guyana. Pure upper class.

[@mariongreaves6174]

Hi Tania so good to see you love always 🙏❤️🌹

[@rowetv8528]

The houses are beautiful 😻

[@rowetv8528]

Thank you

[@merleneking-qr1he]

Great content on Guyana. Thank you...

[@omesh5387]

SHOUTOUT TO to all them Rich Guyanese!!! 🎆🎆💶💶💵💵💸💸👑👑🏠🏠☄☄☔☔🇬🇾🇬🇾..im iin the cold struggling my ass off

[@amitramsingh3565]

Me too 😆

[@lindsaycharles8419]

Happy New Year Miss Tania and your Crew. Thanks for sharing Tanya Guyana with me. Based on what I have been fed, I thought Guyana was dirt poor or maybe they mainly focused on the most improvished areas. I'm impressed with what you have highlighted so far. At 15:38 that mint green/pastal colour house on the left resembles those houses in Cooreville Garden, on Washington Boulevard, Kingston 20 area in Jamaica. My concern is the water channel that runs in front of those lovely homes on the left, do they get flooded out wherever there's heavy rainfall.

[@islandgirl3330]

I was a bit surprised about your comment. Maybe you never did any research or did not do a lot of reading about the country from the right resources and just got it from hear say. Politics in the country caused a downfall in the country's lifestyle and infrastructure and it also caused a braindrain and an exodus of their good citizens for a few decades starting from the 60's. The place is advancing again. I have been going to Guyana since I was a teenager and that was many decades ago. I did not see a dirt poor country any worst than the larger Caribbean islands that I had been to then. I have also heard someone from one Caribbean island call Trinidad small island in a condescending way yet the standard of living for the average person is much higher than the people in their island and most of the Caribbean islands. People need to get up and travel more. There are many videos on Guyana on KZbin. That is a place where people should start. Wikipedia also seems to be good for research although it depends on the average person for information. We have been deceived about Africa. They only show us the remote villages. Thanks to the African KZbinrs for showing the world their countries. Take a look at the city of Nairobi, how deceived have we been. It is even bigger than many U.S. and Canadian cities. Another problem is when people travel, how much do they really see of a country.

[@islandgirl3330]

I should have mentioned that Guyana being such a vast country with many mountains and many hugh rivers, there is water everywhere. There is nothing that can be done about it. They have learned to live with It, but unfortunately that is part of Guyana. Maybe the new oil money will help with the drainage system and flood gates along the sea wall. On the same note, The coastline is under sea level.

[@lindsaycharles8419]

@@islandgirl3330 Thanks for the info. I hope the government will spend on those infrastructure that you mentioned with the resources for the betterment of the country and for its people. One love 💕 from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[@islandgirl3330]

@@lindsaycharles8419 I agree.

[@rameshpedapoodi3846]

Video is super Today on 14-12023 Bhogi festival And 15-1-2023- **Sankranti** festival in India🇮🇳 Happy Sankranthi

[@queensheba3298]

Big up yourself Tanya doing an excellent job highlighting Guyana we Jamaica is always watching you be good to yourself over there

[@fksamuels5540]

Hi Tania!..Could you make us a video on "Where the rich hide in Jamaica? "

[@garnettwilliams2014]

You need to travel rose hall and see some old house all they showing you is George town area

[@ONLY-CARS-FANS]

Awesome Content

[@fksamuels5540]

I think the houses in Jamaica are more beautiful!

[@ianbynoe6515]

You all don't forget where Guyana came from. It was decades of poverty you are looking at. Guyana now has a chance to redeem herself and to lift her people from the bondage of poverty and want through this newfound oil wealth.

[@jabaltariq4606]

The so called oil wealth are for the people who payed for the exploration and who are paying to extract the oil!! That is who is going to get it.

[@jab376]

Ianbynoe6515 Absolutely. Thats the comment most people didn't want to touch. With massive oil wealth people in Guyana should start building better looking houses. Sorry houses what I see in this video are depressing to watch. That that was then and this is now. Fix the roads, side walk, electrical cables, clean the yards and build better looking houses.

[@ShaneSanichar]

@@jab376 tell me how much houses in this video your house Is bigger and better than?

[@jab376]

@@ShaneSanichar Not so smart question. Houses in this video look horribly built. If you've traveled to north and South American countries you would instantly see the difference. Whether i have a better house or not doesn't dissuade from my observation. The houses Guyana look shoddy at best. If you doubt my description ask anyone you know that has traveled out of Guyana.

[@ShaneSanichar]

@@jab376 every countries have different styles and preference and that's how Guyanese prefers to build their homes which I don't see anything wrong with, in fact some foreigners on KZbin love how our homes are built. It's better to be original than try to copy everything from foreign.Its also not wise to condemned other people home when you're house is not better ( which you indirectly admitted)

[@annettejohnson2683]

Wealthy Jamaicans live in far more luxurious developments.

[@HFamily592]

This is a residential area with some Luxury homes, trust me this is nothing. We have gated communities that you can't just drive into.

[@shanesanichar3151]

@@HFamily592 She is getting upset to see that Guyana have such beautiful homes, for her Guyana supposed to be the poorest county in CARICOM and the entire country supposed to be a Ghetto. Imagine if she sees one of the gated communities, she might run mad.

[@savi7493]

And that’s nice! But you need to explore Guyana then talk.

[@islandgirl3330]

Those are middle and some upper middle class homes. Those are not the wealthy people's homes. Also they do not build large homes with apartments inside for rent like I have seen in Jamaica. They are single family homes.

[@shamarbovell4457]

Why focus on wealthy ppl? The average Jamaican and the average Guyanese are both very poor. Can we give them some attention to build pressure on governments to promote development of ppl.

[@ameeliaramotar8450]

I think you can consult the estate agencies for more accurate information. Some of those prices are over the top.

[@rebeccabaust7884]

80 mil and the roads outside those houses are disgusting 😂

[@lgrthegreat1977]

Agee! For a government that been in power for nearly three decades the PPP Government did a horrible job handling the country infrastructure.

[@asphalt8amateur741]

@@lgrthegreat1977 The APNU/AFC did what in 5 years? Build arches!😂

[@michaeljhirz]

This is price gouging, it represeents systemic corruption.

[@johnnyh.9327]

The rental I think they are over priced...

[@amazonwarrior7126]

if they are over priced, then no one would want them and no one would make money, so what would be the point in building? is it to be bankrup?

[@jayyy3456]

Those are upper middle class houses. Haven't seen the rich yet.

[@islandgirl3330]

The title is a bit misleading. A lot of these homes are the homes of the middle and upper middle class, and not a rich hideout. There are richer areas than there.

[@Nomeado]

Prices are skyrocketing it is almost impossible to buy a house for normal people

[@rabiarobertson6237]

$200US for a house in Guyana! More expensive to live in Guyana than US. You sure you coating the right prices also for rental.

[@realisrareconstruction]

Moving to Guyana

[@maxineadderley5378]

Pretty expensive against American dollars 😮

[@mahabeehive312]

The guide should have named the neighbourhood he was driving you through.

[@johnnyh.9327]

What I would have love to know if this area get flooded out when it rains...

[@ayanachristie2528]

Ok so Guyana is ridiculous! The houses aren’t worth not even $1000 usd… why are they using usd prices and living in slums?? The infrastructure is poor, the environment is terrible with bad roads n water everywhere indicating to a drainage problem even in the middle class areas! Etc Definitely not worth the money they are asking for! That’s crazy

[@caribbeanguy967]

Awesome video bug I don't think the cost of rent is correct 😄

[@caribbeanguy967]

But

[@andrewlutchman9428]

Tanya,you can get land and house way cheaper than in Georgetown.

[@rubeelondon9307]

So true

[@veronwatkis2501]

TANIA GM...IT SEEMS AS WATER IS EVERYWHERE, WHY IS THAT ?

[@demeraragirl]

Guyana is below sea level. Those are drains or I some cases trenches that hold the water until it is able to be released into the canals then the Atlantic Ocean when the tide is low.

[@jayyy3456]

It's rainy season.

[@lancewalters4667]

That's a lot of money for rental

[@angellafraser638]

Tania,how can all the other youtubers in Jamaica copy a d film these places when they can't reach there lol

[@sandemanmaart]

Come and see suriname

[@shanesanichar3151]

Why everytime a foreigner do a video about Guyana, you Surinamese always have to come and comment "you need to visit Suriname" are you guys jealous when a foreigner visit Guyana? ,don't foreigners visit Suriname as well? When a foreigner make a video about Suriname, you don't see a Guyanese come and say you need to visit Guyana

[@charliechetram4137]

Please show us where the rich hide in jamaica

[@maxineadderley5378]

Two to three thousand dollars for two or three bedroom? 😮

[@aloostix6937]

Who cares if Jamaican live there is this a GT thing or a JA thing prices too expensive for yall anyways Share respect comments an leave your Jamaican commets in jamica

[@robbychin-a-loi7292]

And the real owners of this country are left without anything. The indigenous are looked down upon and almost all the riches and revenues dissapear into the pockets of mostly the descendants of the indian immigrants and after them the descendants of the african slaves although the indigenous people make up about 11% of the population. Not even the word indigenous is being used by these new colonizers. They refer to these original owners of the land as BOK PEOPLE. Even the minister of indigenous affaires is a descendant of immigrants from India. They don't even have their own indigenous minister.

[@leslynconnell2206]

The area looks awful for where rich people live ...look at the roads hummm and how many old houses in that area you need to be more realistic.

[@adrianbristol4392]

this guy just guessing prices

[@ChatJamaicanwithTania]

He is a real estate agent...

[@kman5768]

@@ChatJamaicanwithTania That don’t mean anything really.

[@bysonchi]

@@kman5768 Agree, dude is way off, lol. 100k US for land in Parshad is not even close; more like 300-400k US

[@vernajoseph9444]

There are some one bedroom apartments for nearly $2000. Per month in the US

[@trinitodbone]

NOSEY JAMAICAN

[@seawallbreeze9616]

you might want to edit this video, the sound quality is horrible

[@jamalkhani8329]

Jamal khan work permit guyna fly south america

[@sandemanmaart]

I sell 8 apartments in surinam fore 350ooo eu are us

[@shanesanichar3151]

Who cares?

[@adrianbristol4392]

all these ppl giving you wrong info

[@patrickdaly8561]

At minute 10+/- he showedd a house and said it was worth about $200M USD. He is definately joking. Not even Trump can get away with such mis-statements in the U.S. now a days. Please correct that. Not even the historic St Georges Cathedral is worth 10% of that.

[@ChatJamaicanwithTania]

It's Guyanese dols, and I add the US dols on screen...

[@patrickdaly8561]

@@ChatJamaicanwithTania If you go back he did say US$ specifically. But I went back and saw you had the correct amount on screen.

[@murraylloyd6011]

Looks terrible for a upmarket area. Streets are sidewalks poorly kept and houses lack architectural appeal - big square blocks. Not impressed.

[@ClintAndreVlogs]

Where the rich hide.

[@amazonwarrior7126]

ha ha this is not a rich area, but middle class

[@ClintAndreVlogs]

@@amazonwarrior7126 she is all new to Guyana. And her tour guide I was questioning myself about him

[@amazonwarrior7126]

@@ClintAndreVlogs exactly so.

[@josephwinslow7613]

Guyana is a greed place. No house in Guyana is worth 80 million Guyana dollars ( $400,000 US ). You can buy 3 houses or more in some places in the USA for 80 million Guyana dollars. And there is no way those houses worth $2000 US for rent. In New York City you can pay less $2000 rent for a rental. No Guyanese in Guyana is getting paid $50,000 US in wages or salaries. But yet they are selling houses for prices like if they are living in America. And they are renting rental for prices like if they are living in America. At least most people in America salaries or wages are at least $40,000 US - $100,000 or more, yearly. Guyana is all about greed. Most Guyanese, yearly, wages and salaries is less than $12,000 US and most are less than $8,000 US. But the prices for almost everything in Guyana is outrageous. How can Guyanese in Guyana afford those prices? They cannot.

[@gt4lifegt4life35]

You crazy. When was the last time you went back to Guyana 🇬🇾

[@gt4lifegt4life35]

A lot of those owners live overseas and rent to visitors.

[@ianbynoe6515]

are you crazy? There are houses for millions of USD in guyana. Just hush! This guy took her to the wrong places.

[@suhendrajaikaran4436]

I knew lots of Guyanese working for more than 40000 per year

[@yolandaclarke7949]

@Joseph are you one of those ppl that haven't been to Guyana in over a decade.... as crazy as it sounds ppl are paying the high prices for both rental and purchases as it relates to property

[@kippysadhoo9428]

tanya u mek me upset now, nobody hides in guyana, if they were hiding is only u can find them; your header needs to change, people there are rich not like jamaica with 3 million beggars ok,

[@jayyy3456]

Steww. It's an expression sir. If you're new to the internet. Best you Stay off it no one here needs your opinion or condescending comments.

[@Maddyqueen736]

Hide means Where they live, it does not mean they are hiding

[@Maddyqueen736]

hide means where they live doesn't mean they

[@ThomasHerry]

Jamaican eying Guyana's Rich people Hope she is not setting up Robbery

[@paulinedavis8893]

Why would you think or assumed that she is setting up people to be robbed ? Is it because she is a Jamaican? We are not all criminals, just like all Guyanese are not criminals. Criminals are in every country of the world and yes I do take an offense to your statement.

[@bysonchi]

@@paulinedavis8893 That low IQ bottom feeder is just looking for some attention.

[@gt4lifegt4life35]

@@paulinedavis8893 lol 😆 calm down he probably just joking yaadie lol

[@carolkeise3847]

Pauline Davis, 💖I agree with you!! The person had to made such a comment because Tania is Jamaican. Not knowing the wonderful work Tania has done helping poor people in Jamaica. I watched a video of an America visiting different countries. He was treated like a brother in Jamaica by everyone. To my surprise, it was in Guyana that he faced some danger of being robbed, the security had to direct him from one area. In Jamaica he went around freely and mingled with everyone all the people wanted him to do is to ‘chat Jamaican.’ 😇😍🌞

[@davidarcher894]

Y’all want them people to get rob

[@goptasingh3092]

This is not half of the beautiful property

[@sonitasingh4504]

What is the ideal behind this video? Senseless

[@veronicalacon4531]

What is the real reason this person is in Guyana...isn't there Guyanese who can do what she is doing?...we don't any negativity from folks who are not Guyanese...

[@lgrthegreat1977]

People travels to different countries to learn about different cultures everyday. Get from underneath that rock

[@pargolf3158]

Why? Who we need the negativity from?

[@Kevin-nh5je]

I'm a Guyanese .and that's not where the rich lives. The middle class people live here.

[@rondellperreira6082]

You need to get credible source to inform you better. Cause your tour guide isn't sure of what he talking about.....

[@Anime-Face.]

Much love to Hindu Guyanese and Jamaican Hindu

[@louisjohnson5868]

Yes, a lot of apartments, guess what race owns them . The majority of public servants and pensioners can't pay that rent with 5 years of their salaries

[@blueb4829]

The race that works hard. The other race has all the government jobs because they don't want to work hard.

[@gt4lifegt4life35]

Dem Coolie right?

[@rogerm612]

Oh you racists, always lurking like cowards you are spreading your hate. No one prevents you from working honestly and hard, if you did you could be living in a house like that. Stop your hate

[@RajSingh-md3ps]

@@gt4lifegt4life35 maybe the slaves can learn a thing or two from dem coolies

[@lgrthegreat1977]

@@RajSingh-md3ps learn what??? How to keep a country undeveloped roads looking deplorable and stealing up the Guyanese tax dollars and send drug over seas? Carry suh s___t