Funniest father of the bride speech 😂😂

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Funniest Father of the Bride Speech you will ever see | How many camels for your daughter 🤣🤣
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[@HenjoFilms]

I just posted the full video as so many people were asking about it - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5C9qGqVqdCCq6M

[@christopherscott8853]

Poor Fraiser...he's only known funny guys daughter for a couple years.

[@dianaquick8883]

​@@christopherscott8853 the dad said they had been together 11 years in the full speech.

[@christopherscott8853]

​@@dianaquick8883 LOL. Are you somehow vested here? Personally I'd never make a stop in Turkey....lol.

[@dianaquick8883]

@Christopher Scott no just thought it was odd that you said a few years when it was 11. And WTF does that have to do with stopping in Turkey? Yes, it was in the video, but I didn't mention that in my comment, so it was a complete non-sequitor.

[@christopherscott8853]

​@@dianaquick8883 Lol. You are extremely vested. If you're going to try and utilize uncommon words, spell them correctly.

[@onkouth]

I went Egypt with my Partner and a guy asked me how many camels for her. When we got home i told her dad i had been offered the camels for her, he said, whats she doing here and where are my camels 😂

[@gamingbypix]

Idk if you know this, but they were messing with you 😭lmao bc they know the assumptions and stereptypes

[@onkouth]

@@gamingbypix really, wow, and here was thinking of going back for my camels 😂

[@halaali2296]

I can't believe they are giving you the Hollywood joke 😂 tap the hat for that guy joke out of frustration

[@onkouth]

@@halaali2296 we actually had great time in Egypt, the locals are super chilled and yes, we knew it was a joke, we had a good laugh with the guy who actually had a camel with him and was letting people sit on it for pictures. We did not do that as we had already been on a trip to visit the bedouin people and dine with them, which was fantastic, but tipped him well for his hospitality anyway. Of course he was having a laugh as were my partners dad and myself when I told him. The point of the story is to highlight how friendly and fun Egyptian people are, I will certainly be returning for another great holiday.

[@Realdon1]

Is your partner a woman.

[@Eyz979]

It’s smart to do research in order to make an informed decision. Respect ✊ 😂

[@houssinaissahadjaissa6151]

Turkish people don't have camels ..

[@lizcollinson2692]

I wanted to know to, 3-6. Though half seem to be given to the bride as a common asset. So you give 6 and your wife gets 3 in change. 😂

[@savashseanadams2975]

Yes. Like researching that there aren't really any camels in Turkey before you make up a whole fake story.

[@lizcollinson2692]

@@savashseanadams2975 what makes you think there aren't camels in turkey?

[@GladiatoreXD]

@@lizcollinson2692actually they have a couple at the Zoo….

[@june9050]

The look of realization that crossed her face followed by that sarcastic eye roll 😂😂😂

[@whowearereally6494]

Thank you for thinking so much of your daughter. It shines through with your good sense of humor that you have towards life and in an unspoken language, letting her know how much you love her.

[@kcal181]

He sounds like a great dad ❤ funny, supportive, and protective. Never said any of those words, and it's still very evident.

[@HenjoFilms]

100%

[@HenjoFilms]

Great comment! Once you hear the full speech this is even more evident. I just posted the full video as so many people were asking about it - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5C9qGqVqdCCq6M

[@OwlsEyelash]

He sounds like an uneducated bigot.

[@heathercole9383]

He is an amazing dad and a really great guy! He's married to my sister!

[@OwlsEyelash]

@@heathercole9383 Please tell him not to propagate untrue stereotypes about people of other nationalities.

[@malikadebbah6114]

The dad looks so young to have such grown up beautiful daughter. His speech is funny and cute.

[@lareinelester685]

He looks to be in his 40's maybe even 50's which is about the average age for someone with a child in their 20's getting married which is what his daughter looks. How is that so young?

[@yomama5304]

He looks like a middle age man.

[@Scott-got-caught]

What was the point of that speech

[@anamarisela]

❤❤❤

[@Manou189]

It's funny and cute but there are no camels in Turkey.

[@johndomoe3735]

Her confusion and omg of realization were hilarious.

[@mare678]

True story! When I was in college (1987-92), a musical group from Kenya came to perform. I was part of the college's welcoming committee. Before they left, one of the men offered 100 cows to my dad if he could marry me. This became the joke at my next family reunion where every goof or bad move I made in a game docked me another cow or two. By the end of the reunion, my dad was gonna be paying the guy to take me.

[@HenjoFilms]

Lol

[@FloatingOnAZephyr]

I bumped into your dad last week. He says the cows are doing great and he’s made millions selling beef to Walgreens. Sends his best wishes.

[@luisxvgenovese1736]

😂😂😂

[@carolinekariuki1935]

,😂😂😂

[@user-kx9xg4lx8z]

😂😂😂

[@illalima6670]

Same thing happened to me and my dad about 20 years ago when we traveled to Egypt. I was 15. My dad got offered 200 camels for me. When he told me about it he said: "Well I had to pause and think about it. That's alot of camels!" 🙈😆

[@sarahtheunrefinedyogi7014]

😂😂😂 I’m now google to see the average number 😂 I think 200 is a pretty good number but depends on how much they sell for 😂❤😊

[@illalima6670]

​@@sarahtheunrefinedyogi7014Yeah, I bet my dad regreted that one 🤣❤

[@muhammedahmed3291]

​@@sarahtheunrefinedyogi7014One came can reach $10,000 - so it would be $200,000 if aold in the US

[@uncletaylorify]

​@@illalima6670especially with gas prices

[@fukkyoutube]

holy hell camels are worth $10-$20000 thats $2-$4 million

[@helenkelley8788]

Bless that man..for having such a good sence of humor ❤😅

[@HenjoFilms]

The other parts of his speech are hilarious too! I just posted the full video as so many people were asking about it - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5C9qGqVqdCCq6M

[@Manou189]

Yeah great sense of humour, 'cause there are no camels in Turkey.

[@anettee.1805]

The look of surprise and intermittent anxiety on the bride’s face at what her father may say next … lol 😂 I’m sure it ended up really sweet about how lucky they are to have each other. I would’ve watched this entire father-of-the-bride speech.

[@HenjoFilms]

There's a link to his full speech at the bottom of the short

[@joe3755]

😂 Whoever said "3" is a legend

[@THSLNTBHNDU]

Father understood the assignment

[@gprang]

Everyone's assignment at a wedding is to keep the spotlight on the Bride!

[@ritawaites3089]

She is proud of her father and he's funny sweet and loves his daughter as we can see she loves her dad she is blessed 😅😂❤

[@jagbrit3723]

That's an outstandingly gorgeous bride. Bless em

[@bonitab7881]

😂😅🤣!!!! No, he didn't!! His speech is the best thing I've heard today! I bet he's the life of any party, or gathering. Especially in a personal relationship. 😉💯👌🏽😁

[@gjb797]

The look of sheer panic thinking back to chad before the relief of realising it wasn't about him

[@Normacfan]

This should be the top comment.

[@elizabethbottroff1218]

Once, when working aboard a cargo ship, I noticed that every single one of my crewmates were acting differently. We were tied up alongside another vessel, transferring cargo, in the middle of the ocean. We had been doing this for weeks, so I didn't understand their odd behavior. One of them pulled me back into the house to warn me. Some of the crew on the other vessel had been trying to get my guys to trade for me. We were all on high alert with that crew, and the captain got us away from them as quickly as possible as soon as the work was done. I literally could have been one of those disappearance stories. *shudder I'm still grateful, decades later, for my guys protecting me. We all had a good professional working relationship.

[@BigSkidMedia]

How many camels do you think you would have been traded for?

[@elizabethbottroff1218]

@@BigSkidMedia No camels available off the coast of Russia.

[@yikes7963]

Yeah that's not the same thing.

[@kyarl6311]

@@BigSkidMedia 😂😂😂

[@elizabethbottroff1218]

@@yikes7963 A man offering another man to take away a western woman for a price, without any direct contact with the woman in question. That's exactly the same thing. Human trafficking is real. Women and girls are in danger daily.

[@tracycobb9499]

Wish i had a dad growing up but instead i had the best loving caring mother ever. ❤❤❤❤

[@user-mz7ov3pz7j]

LOL 😂 cheeky father! Funny 🤣 His daughter looked shocked and uncomfortable. “ No more dad! You’re embarrassing me” 😂👍

[@AirPowered]

This happened to me in Morocco some years back. I answered “you don’t have enough.”

[@skyhighlihi]

Wtf which morocco is that ? I lived there for years and only saw a camel in the zoo

[@joannatam6567]

Great answer!

[@yves2694]

​@@skyhighlihithe same thing happened to me. 1973. I was worth 3 shops 2 houses and 40 camels. They didn't sell me 😂 Did you not see the camel farms, or them being used as transport and in the fields ? They have loads of camels.

[@nahedalhaj4570]

Was that in 1800??

[@DEAR7340]

@@skyhighlihi Interesting. It would also surprise me that this would happen in modern day Turkey. I'm skeptical.

[@roselee4445]

I've heard this in various forms many times in my 70 years

[@smith077906]

As a Turkish man I can categorically say we dont ask for camels for women unless its a JOKE 😂

[@richardv9648]

Camels in Turkey? I think this featherless dad chicken is clue less about geography.

[@sapkakaplan986]

Yea, turks don't ask for a camel. Especially for this girl😅

[@liubovpiano9573]

There’s no desert there. Why would someone want camels 🐪?😂 it’s a seacoast! Ask for 🐳 whales or 🦭 sea lions

[@smith077906]

@@liubovpiano9573 Precisely. No desert here just high mountains & beautiful beaches. It's like going to England & asking someone if they know the King 🤣😂🥳

[@elifkran269]

I was about to say that. Some people take it serious and Im like dude we dont even have a desert🤷🏻‍♀️😂

[@zerocraic3966]

This is such a loving Canadian dad speech

[@alee550]

I feel like the first man to offer my dad a cow, a goat, and a plot of land for me, it's going to end in a handshake and a deal. 😂

[@zanussidish5685]

How much land does he require?

[@JohnDoe-qf1ur]

hows 5 acres, 1 slightly mentally disabled goat, and 6 chickens?

[@zanussidish5685]

@@JohnDoe-qf1ur I bid before you.

[@jimbradley727]

How about 1 rabbit, two beagle puppies and a slightly used 1978 Winnebago sleeps 6?

[@swamidude2214]

@@zanussidish5685 technically you asked a question, you didnt make a bid.

[@Bkgksan625]

As soon as he said cruise, she knew what the story was about! 😂😂😂

[@alymorningstar666]

Looked it up….im not crying you are😭❤️ you all look absolutely amazing and happy!

[@Mr1970s]

What a beautiful bride. Stunning. 😮

[@marvinsulzer8258]

Found the Turkish guy… so how many camels did you offer?

[@bofadeeznuts469]

She’s not gonna pick you

[@Mr1970s]

And you think because I complimented her somehow I believe she would “pick” me? Sounds like liberal/Democrat logic to me.

[@scottmuck]

Agreed. She’d bring a LOT of camels.

[@marcknightly9677]

Gotta put up with cheesey Dad 😜

Being turkish I can guarantee you that the father made it completely up..

[@hiwiegehts0]

I tgought the same

[@pjm8609]

Totally racist tropes

[@alisonholland7531]

​@@pjm8609it's NOT racist - Turkish isn't a race it's a nationality. I'm half Turkish and I totally agree that to imply that someone would approach a foreigner in Türkiye and ask you to sell him his daughter is ridiculous but it was said in jest,at a wedding with the INTENTION of getting a laugh from the guests. I have friends who are Fijian Indians. Amit and Nivedita are always revving each other up that the marriage wasn't worth the amount of cows he paid,he didn't pay for Niv with cows,they're both urban professionals and are Christians - no need for cows! I'm not offended by what the father said, that jokes as old as the hills and people keep changing the setting. Some Turks,like my mother,are blonde haired,blue eyed and very European to look at - how do you know that this father isn't Turkish,his daughter looks Turkish! If you saw me next to my sister, Elaine, you wouldn't pick us for sisters - my sister is dark haired,olive skinned,brown eyes like dad (who,I might add is 100% Anglo Saxon) and I'm a dead ringer for my turkish Mum and I get asked ALL THE TIME whereabouts in Scandinavia I am from. hiçbir şey varsayma

[@user-pg7cx9wo1m]

I think so too

[@Magami31]

I always had a fascination for other people's houses. The furnitures, the decoration, it speaks alot about their lives. If they show off their hobbies (collections, a cupboard full of stuff etc) it's even better. It speaks they have a rich, happy and fulfilling lives.

[@cheflores4568]

Any man would give anything he owns for his daughter. She is stunningly beautiful!!!

[@chriswebster24]

I bet you 250 billion dollars Elon Musk wouldn’t.

[@Rune789]

Dad is a true Treasure❣️

[@michaelkatz7862]

My 17 year old son was propositioned by a shopkeeper in Cairo, Egypt, to marry his daughter. And her dowry included many camels. She was beautiful.

[@insertnamehere2635]

Are they married ?

[@S4LT3DD]

So how do you like your camels?

[@robertabrahams7593]

Why do you leave us hanging ? ....and ???

[@eliashuapilla]

​@@robertabrahams7593 most likely son said no, and dad got mad, he didn't get any camels.

[@jimgarcia5330]

So, how's the camel business going? 😅

[@kimberlysevastyanenko3798]

Lol. This is funny. Reminds me of a trip with my family. In South Africa a man offered my dad cows. My dad jokingly gave him a number, but it made me nervous.

[@BojaneBugami]

The story aside..... that is the most beautiful lady ever

[@pooki903]

seriously, who is she?

[@michaelrevoire2266]

The answer Google provides: The average dowry size was 16.5 sheep units, where one camel is valued at about 10 sheep or goats. The traditional brideprice is 3 camels. Each son takes about 10 camels for his marriage, when brideprice is accounted for.

[@katiemiller2062]

Thank you!

[@NatA-xd4cc]

Nobody does that in Turkey...

[@kellysong2256]

Love the speech 😂 What a fun dad!!

[@ilk7083]

You're making up a great story. I am 50 years old, I have not seen camels in Turkey yet. Turkey is not an Arab country.

[@marial8415]

Yes but you share a culture and have the same religion.

[@lizdi2813]

I think it sounds like a gullible tourist scam (can’t really figure out how it ends though lol).

[@enasshuwayer5051]

@@marial8415 so ignorant! 1- the “orient” is not all one! 2- check your facts because both Arabs and Turks may belong to one of many faiths, including Islam, Christianity, Judaism and others! 3- I’m Arab and no, we don’t take camels as dowry! Yes camels do live in the Arab peninsula, but making a cultural ignorant point and racist joke is NOT funny! If you’re that ignorant, just go back to your own culture and talk about butter churning or something

[@sadikakyol1131]

@@marial8415 no dear maria we do not share any culture at all.

[@Sara-fp3zv]

@@marial8415 "share a culture" oh lord please get educated, do you realize how different turks are to arabs?

[@hipsterdoofez8558]

I could never get up on stage like dad. Bravo to him👏

[@meraj205]

The momentary confusion on her face until he mentions the trip to Europe 😂

[@ronmaren4135]

I am Turkish, born in Istanbul and never seen a single camel in Turkey. He made it up but still is a funny story 😂😂 Edit: after reading some of the comments, I am pretty surprised how many people believed in this story.. and tell that they had similar stories. 😮

[@Sara-fp3zv]

exactly!

[@gubseaydn5346]

I’m seriously curious where in Turkey they are trading camels. I’m Turkish too, and I don’t know a single person who owns or trades camels anywhere in Turkey 🙄

[@elisabethjohannes7391]

I had the same thought: Turkey - camels ??? No way, not in this century. Just shows how ignorant many US Americans are.

[@janniferhatfield6720]

Idk about Turkey but my cousin and her family went to Egypt and her dad was offered camels for her. I was a young kid then. It was the first time I heard of anything like that at all.

[@ronmaren4135]

@@janniferhatfield6720 I believe they were just mucking around and you took it serious

[@tiffinyanderson4403]

This really happened to me. My dad worked for a huge oil company in Saudi Arabia. I have blonde hair and green eyes.He was approached a few times where they offered livestock for me. Good thing my dad didn’t need any livestock lol.

[@sarahkubagenda9864]

If he had needed them?....

[@long_one5491]

Maybe it was a joke..

[@thomas316]

In Australia camels are a pest. Perhaps we can trade them to the Saudis? They have oil, we have camels. 🤝

[@athyjudy5682]

I currently live in SA, blondes are much loved and adored

[@tonycropper4387]

​@@thomas316I think their 1 of Australia's biggest importer for camel's

[@MarigoldThyme]

Happened to my dad and his girlfriend in Tunisia. He decided to keep her!🤣🤣🤣

[@belindarollins2627]

The fear in her face 😂

[@americangirlx4]

Many years ago I was at a formal business affair at the NYC Plaza hotel. I noticed an Arab Sheik and his sizeable entourage in the lobby. They were all very tall and quite impressive, so I was fascinated. My fiance' was later approached by one of the men who seriously asked him how much he would like to "purchase" ME!!!??? 😮 At first he thought it was a joke, but the man explained The Sheik had been taken with my beauty, and wished to add ME to his harem!!!!!! WHAT?? I asked my fiance' what he told them and he told them that I wasn't for sale, that WE DON'T sell people!! Then he gave a sly smile and said, "You know, I probably should have first asked him, HOW MUCH???" 😂😂

[@sailorarwen6101]

This is sadly not uncommon

[@americangirlx4]

@@sailorarwen6101 We laughed about it at the time, being so very young and naive about how the world worked. The scary part is that 2 years prior, a very wealthy Argentinian man made a similar proposition to me (minus the harem) when I was traveling in London at the tender age of 20. In hindsight, I believe I dodged a few bullets. Fortunately, I'm now far too old, and the bloom of youth a distant memory.

[@janiceal-najjar5093]

Emilie Laga. Absolute crap.

[@americangirlx4]

@@janiceal-najjar5093 No it's true!! The absolute crap is ur empty fake shill account!

[@apisme9090]

​@Janice Al-Najjar oh, I see. You are a troll.

[@loubock3238]

Oh my gosh, this is so funny! Great going dad!!

[@jokedevries]

My husband once was asked the same question about me😅we were in France on vacation and went into a restaurant. This Arab looking guy came to our table. I was almost sold😂😂😂

[@ArmageddonIsHere]

What was the offer? And why did the deal not go through?😂 Ok, the second question was a joke...😂

[@johnboydojo]

This happened to my Grampy once. A fella in Egypt offered him 60 Camels for our Nan. He replied in his thick welsh accent. "No thank you boyyo. I dont smoke them!"

[@HenjoFilms]

Lol!

[@brandi1294]

😂😂😂

[@takata98]

Over 48 years ago family friends went on a vacation, when they returned they related a similar story. They declined to sell their daughter. They said that for the next 2 weeks their daughter was never out of their sight as the people who propositioned them observed their every move. They never travelled to that country ever again. Clearly this happens more than people know regardless of the passage of time.

[@nooralmazroa9328]

I believe I need to clarify something regarding the idea of selling. In Islam it is required by the groom to give a gift to the bride call “mahr”, it is basically the opposite of a dowry which is provided by the family of the bride to be given to the groom. Mahr is a gift that is for the bride and the bride only. No one, not even her family or father can use it without her permission. She can forfeit and she can set an amount herself. But in general she is given what is most commonly given in her community. The reason they approach the father or the male and not her is because the man has to ask the father for her hand in marriage, the marriage will not be valid without her permission but also her father or guardian has to agree as well because he has to vet the groom to ensure her safety. Now, while this is the Islamic rules, it is possible that different cultures changed it in different ways. However I am certain that the camels offered were mahr and not to purchase a woman. The only way to purchase a women is if she was a slave which doesn’t exist anymore thankfully and you can’t make a free woman a slave.

[@bonniejosavland3227]

@@nooralmazroa9328 but the Middle East has come the closest it’s just that they themselves don’t want to be ID’d as a slave owner 😮😅

[@donc2446]

​@@nooralmazroa9328 BS, I have read the reports of ISIS

[@americangirlx4]

@@nooralmazroa9328 So, are u saying that a rich man just picks out a beautiful girl like a "new car" makes a down payment to her father and drives her out of the showroom??? She has no choice or ability to choose her OWN partner....take the offer or else risk shame? She is now HIS property and must fulfill anything he demands. That sounds a lot like slavery to me!

[@nooralmazroa9328]

@@bonniejosavland3227 I am not sure what you mean? They came closest to what? Regarding slavery every culture has had some kind of slavery.

[@rosehathaway3490]

Love his sense of humor 😂😂

[@raig75]

What a way to compliment your daughter and tell the groom how lucky he is…

[@katyekel]

Imagine living in a day and age when your father would have looked at you, then at the guy and replied: “100 camels” and just left you there… 😂

[@tsav1613]

You way overestimating 😂😂🤣 dad would’ve took a strong 3 who your dad negotiating with king Tutt

[@captainl-ron4068]

That day and age would be 2023 in the less civilised parts of the world

[@californiadreaming567]

Scary story when you think about it. Gratefully they didn’t try and kidnap the daughter

[@yardgrid]

Turkish people do not offer camels for daughters. He's just a racist.

[@SandiegoRockstar]

You don't ask the father if your trying to kidnap her. Offering livestock is basically a traditional way of making a proposal in the Middle East. There is no concept of a dating phase.

[@OwlsEyelash]

He is lying. He is using a false stereotype to try to be funny. Another bigoted Westerner.

[@whistleoutoftune4417]

And I am certain this is just a joke all made up because Camels and camel trade is virtually nonexistent in Turkey and this is not how the Turks get married. Especially in the places where you can get to with a cruise.

[@dontme5670]

Its not kidnapping. Look up the definition. Plus not that uncommon in parts of the world. Not saying its right, but you should get out more. Just don’t force your view on people how live differently than you

[@ThePfam04]

I travelled to Colombia as a young adult and our group leader was asked about marrying me. 😂 I travelled to a few different countries (full time missionary work) and was “proposed” to more than once. It’s a thing!

[@gameplayandskeches6694]

I mean if they are respectful than it's fine a bit of a culture shock, but hey stay safe out there.

[@CorvetteStingray1969]

That is totally freaking hysterical!…😂

[@kellykovak5841]

Same thing happened to my daughter in Israel, when an Arabic man in a shop in Jerusalem offered me 10 camels, when I laughed at him (cause I thought he was joking), he then offered 15 camels, sheep and chickens….. I motioned my daughter to get the hell out of that shop

[@janiceal-najjar5093]

Kelly Kovac. You were in Israel but it was an Arab man that came up to you? What absolute BS

[@marial8415]

@@janiceal-najjar5093 There are many Arabs - now called Palestinians, in Israel because unlike your brethren that kicked out every Jew from neighbouring Arab countries, Israel did not kick out every non Jew when the country was taken back in 1948.

[@naomienen]

@maria l You are absolutely correct!

[@jacobm6617]

@@janiceal-najjar5093 wdym there are hundreds of thousands of arabs in jerusalem alone

[@apisme9090]

​@@janiceal-najjar5093 I also had Arab men propose when I was in Israel... don't call bs if you haven't been there.

[@pajero0402]

That is a dad to aspire to!!!

[@estebbesfunnyclips]

She's gorgeous

[@FawadR]

Wrong offer to the wrong person. Should’ve offer a pack of beer 🍺 and that would've been enough for this Dad 😂

[@sheridaar7075]

My late husband told similar story at our eldest daughter's wedding about our trip to Israel. James her husband after hearing about the story, had given her father 13 wooden camels during their engagement. The last the day of their wedding. Now married 17 years in Aug.

[@maximeb190]

This dad has impeccable stand-up timing. Amazig story xD

[@leanneb6622]

And that man that asked how many camels is sitting beside her right now lol and the answer is 296 😂😂😂

[@HenjoFilms]

😂

[@juliegill6278]

BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!! ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!! MANY, MANY, MANY CONGRATULATIONS to the bride and groom!!!!!!! The VERY BEST of luck for a long and happy future!!!! All the best!!!! Julie Gill, Glasgow, Scotland.

[@LaszloSantorelli]

Uhh calm down ?

[@robertvaughn7796]

That is common in middle east countries and still practiced till this day. It is an arranged marriage where the father of a male and the father of a female make an agreement to have the children marry. The father of the male offers a Dowry to the other father. That consists of Money, land, livestock. That stuff is kept for the female that way if the husband divorces the woman or he does, the woman is taken care of. It

[@zinazina6367]

Dowry is India my friend. Turkey is much more modern than you sillies think.

[@marial8415]

@@zinazina6367 At least 20% of marriages in Turkey are cousin marriages so who are the sillies!

[@kimroyal5927]

​@@zinazina6367 Dowry is also practised in South East Asian cultures

[@bive4167]

That would be haq meher among Muslims. The property is given to the bride, not her father to ensure her financial security. The way it is described in this video and may comments makes it sound like selling the women.

[@jenni9687]

@@zinazina6367 no, doweries exist in Arab countries, too. It’s called a mehr. In Indian culture, typically the wives family pays the husbands family, but in Arab countries it’s the opposite. It’s actually really said because many Indian women are being murdered by their husbands/husbands family for declining to give more money to the husband/husbands family.

[@MariijxanaTV]

Bet they had a great childhood love it

[@Bella-zh1me]

What a sweet and funny dad. I have heard that story before😅

[@lildee2626]

I wish I had a dad like that growing up. Great story. 🤍

[@bonniehafeman9757]

So fun. Thanks. You have a beautiful daughter.

[@captainshacksparrow]

She is so beautiful, if it’s serious, he could have asked for whole zoo haha … funniest wedding speech.. what a spirit 🎉

[@terriunharris1955]

The Son in law knew instantly 😂😂😂😂❤

[@barbarae-b507]

This happened to my mother when my paternal grandfather took her on a trip to Israel and Turkey. My mom had red hair and green eyes, which it seems was very lucky in Turkey. My grandfather said that she was already married and not for sale under at all. The guy really wanted her but my grandfather refused to discuss it. He got many offers for her during that trip.

[@aydeduu]

There are no camels in Turkey and they don't buy women. So this story is bullshit. I know because i am a Turkish woman.

[@aalexis3]

That man is so handsome.

[@lanellgaston-cm3rk]

Too funny. You rock dad. 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@ash6415]

Wish i had a dad like this dude.

[@eborts]

Tell me you're rich without telling me you're rich.

[@mmommo10]

love love love love A GOOD DAD!!!!

[@judithjohnson724]

😂😂😂 that's my kind of dad!

[@mattwiley4530]

Bride has a good sense of humor

[@christinecrane1349]

OMG! That's great cool dad!

[@cousinsister69]

My uncle & wife adopted 3 kids from Vietnam after the war. Thru Operation Baby Lift, which they instigated. Their running joke was that he paid the orphanage enough to buy 2 bags of rice, for their little girl. It was actually true tho.

[@GreySpyder]

That guy screaming "3"😂

[@susanjewitt283]

Dad was totally seeing this as an option. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@lottaroos5566]

I can't imagine this happening in 2011 and absolutely not in Turkey! Northern Africa possibly, but not now days?

[@maleknumeir]

Totally agree, he is a big liar, no one does that in Turkey or any of middle eastern countries unless it was a joke, but he stated this fabricated story as a fact

[@Antarian2015]

Nah. It was a joke. Wouldn’t happen in Turkey but it would most definitely happen in any of the Arab countries south of Turkey

[@jedimastercaeli]

​@@maleknumeir It definitely happens in middle eastern countries. My husband was approached by a sheik and offered 2000 camels for his medic. She was a beautiful strawberry blonde with crazy beautiful blue green eyes. She even reported my husband to their CO because she really thought he was thinking about the trade when in reality he was just trying to figure out how much 2000 camels converted to money.

[@ashtheviking5007]

​@@jedimastercaeli 2000 camels converts into: More than enough.

[@bive4167]

​@@jedimastercaeli i don't blame her lol. Imagine the panic she might have had when your husband discussed the finances.

[@kypress]

This happened to me many years ago in Lybia. Funnily enough I was on a cruise holiday 😅

[@Sara-fp3zv]

at least spell it right, tf is lybia

[@davidsecord6412]

Wonderful! She is beautiful.

[@TriciaandDem]

Alright now Dad… pimpin ain’t easy 😂😂😂

[@ljc3484]

Of course she’s the most gorgeous woman on earth

[@psalmreader8049]

Yeah. No frump allowed in these clips no matter how funny the father of the bride might be.

[@TheoneCallahan]

Your children will have a gramps ❤

[@reneewant6408]

I got asked the same thing when we went to turkey 10 years ago and our daughter was with us…. They kept saying to me ‘how much’. After a while and thinking that it was something else, I said ‘for what’ to which they said. ‘How many camels for your daughter’. I should have asked if the camels were single humps or two 😂😂😂😂😂

[@dananajj]

You shouldn't entertain that idea at all. You don't want to know what happens to the girl after they've been bought. Liam Neeson, Taken.

[@mas7937]

Usually if it’s the 2 humps kind you get only a half.😂

[@kpepperl319]

A co worker of mine was in India on a exchange college dance program... Her exchange family was about to marry her off to their son. She quickly got in touch with the US embassy near her stay and got the fk out of there.

[@kallindstrom4309]

Had the same experience with a family I lived with in Brazil. I was 14 and the son/family were trying to court me and talk me into him immediately. The exchange program put me with a different family.

[@hanna1597]

Same thing happened to my mom and a friend in Israel. They were on a trip with their church to see the sights and a man asked the trip organizer how many camels he wanted for them 😂

[@Lau3464l]

that didn’t happen lol

[@kikiTHEalien]

People from the Middle East joke around with tourists about the camel thing. It's good for business to lift the spirits of the visitors. Also, Turkey is not in the Middle East and does not have cammels. This family must have looked extra lost to be joked about in such an obvious manner or dad made up the story and didn't care enough to do some research which country would fit the anecdote.

[@TheRazzla]

Fun fact: Australia has the largest wild camel population in the world.

[@Abraham117A]

My God, I didn’t believe you, and had to Google it. Yes, over 1000,000 wild camels.

[@sherry.soulartist]

Weren't they imported some time ago?

[@TheRazzla]

Australian feral camels are introduced populations of dromedary, or one-humped, camel (Camelus dromedarius-from North Africa, the Middle East and the Indian Subcontinent). Imported as valuable beasts-of-burden from British India and Afghanistan[1] during the 19th century (for transport and sustenance during the exploration and colonisation of the Red Centre), many were casually released into the wild after motorised transport negated the use of camels in the early 20th century. This resulted in a fast-growing feral population with numerous ecological, agricultural and social impacts.

[@peteranders7106]

​@@TheRazzla sure sure.nice cover story bro. We know you sold all your Australian girls for Camels in Egypt and Turkey.

[@TheRazzla]

@@peteranders7106 ya got me

[@kristinyaekelnegley3978]

She’s like, please don’t tell this story!😆

[@kathylelong3348]

I love this dad😂😂😂

[@perfectlyimperfect9129]

That is hilarious, She should be happy that he didn't give her up for any Camels😂😅

[@HenjoFilms]

🤣🤣🤣

[@roxyhart3247]

Happens to most women/girls that go to Turkey happened to me when I was only early teens

[@GeneralBuckNaked]

@roxy hart... 😐😐😑😑

[@Emmak1992]

@@roxyhart3247 this does not happen to most girls in Turkey, also there are no camels

[@thomas316]

Turkey is not within the normal habitat range for Camels. Also, traditionally in Middle Eastern societies, the dowry is paid by the family of the bride to the groom. The "how many camels?" question would need to be reversed.

[@Riverweed]

Hahaha, that reminds me of my husband and my dad. They had spoken, met each other over the phone but never face to face. So on the first visit, my husband (then boyfriend) had to my family, who lived overseas, he asked my mum and dad if they have anything they will like from where we are. My dad asked for 4 Salmons 😂 and we still joked to this day that I am worth 4 salmons

[@lindastrang8703]

Lol! The same thing happened when my family won a trip to Disneyland. We took bus trip to Tiajuana and some guy made a similar offer to my husband for our blonde, blue-eyed 15 year old daughter. He was joking though and my husband played along, much to my daughters dismay lol!

[@Green_Party]

Human Trafficking is no joke.

[@mervekrali2482]

Turkey doesn’t have camels. It’s not Saudi Arabia. Just FYI

[@kikiTHEalien]

I had to scroll too long to find this comment.

[@skyhighlihi]

Exactly americans ignorance is always entertaining

[@zachmoyer1849]

maybe the guy was planning to import them lol

[@jamesconner3437]

Does Turkey have sand and a desert like area ? If so, why no camels ? Serious question.

[@bulent2435]

​@@jamesconner3437no we don't have desert.

[@Jane-dq7on]

This happened to me at an airport, except it involved cattle. Negotiations started when we entered and continued, via from what I concluded was fellow employees, all the way to the boarding gate. At which point I was running for my seat! 😂