Rawdogging the Scam Capital of the World 🇪🇬

[@harryjaggardtravel]

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[@Buda-Cover]

Te faltó ponerlo en español 😠😠😠

[@Kushal6831]

Harry best youtuber ❤❤

[@whiteandred-m8f]

were you invited by the Egyptian tourism agency?

[@khanjarral]

Hoping to see you in Canada one day... Your vlogs are one of the best.... keep up the great work.

[@williamcr231]

I visited Egypt in 2021 and by the end of my two weeks there, I almost didn't want to leave my hotel room. Don't get me wrong, there are many amazing sites to see, and many friendly people as well, but the street hustlers are overwhelming and make for a truly exhausting experience.

[@The_18th_Fret]

Can't you just keep walking and ignore them? I'm planning to hopefully visit Egypt one day and from everything I've seen, that's the best approach, just say no thank you and keep going about your business. Obviously travel vloggers like Harry have to make content so interactions with scammers and solicitors is what they want to record

[@williamcr231]

@The_18th_Fret Easier said than done, unfortunately. I have traveled to 40 countries across almost every continent. So, I am quite experienced when it comes to navigating these kind of interactions. Egypt was a different level!

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Thanks for sharing your experience-I totally get where you’re coming from. The historical sites and friendly locals are incredible, but the street hustle can definitely be overwhelming. It’s all part of the unique charm and chaos that is Egypt

[@lizalauda1903]

@@The_18th_Fret the hustlers can be very persistent and borderline aggressive. Like I had a man following me trying to give me a gift. As I kept declining, he grabbed my hand and shoved the gift in it. He then demanded money and yelled at me when I put the gift on to the ground. I recommend looking for a local guide to accompany you.

[@ABouc-v7f]

As a English man, who has lived in Egypt for 20 years, must say, even the locals don’t like Cairo, Please visit Hugharda/Luxor/Alexandra/ El guna/ totally different.

[@indigenousfaith696]

Thanks for your comment planning to travel to Egypt

[@VoltesWithElias]

As a Greek it is a dream to visit Alexandria one day, But for sure Luxor too.

[@dodoali3817]

I'm Egyptian but from a city on the Mediterranean and I like Cairo actually full of culture, history and amazing Food

[@atul5569]

Alex is love man, lucky to be there, totally different vibe, architect felt like turkey, good temperature, no scams, friendly people and obviously great beach

[@imenbenjmaa4620]

Cairo is vibrant … the best place ever

[@shahrukh502]

first rule of avoiding the scams in any tourist city: don't walk into their shop in the first place when invited. Even if someone is friendly engaging, cut the conversations short, pretend you are in a rush (to be polite) and walk away.

[@The_18th_Fret]

True but remember Harry is a travel vlogger, not an ordinary tourist. This kind of content is exactly what his followers want to see via his lens

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks for the tip!

[@ThomasCassidyYT]

Maybe he did it for the video

[@hilly9114]

Nah them perfume guys fsther and son were honestly intolerable

[@spidyman8853]

Too aggressive selling for my liking. In Egypt they trap you in their shop and will do everything in their power to sell you stuff. He should have said "no thank you" and walked out but he fell for it. This selling tactics has been going on for over 30 years in Egypt.

[@hilly9114]

@spidyman8853 true that. Harry has great patience

[@dougieranger]

Must admit, I’ll never return to Egypt. The scammers make it horrible which is a great shame because it’s a country with an enviable history and culture.

[@lizalauda1903]

Same here, I always dreamt of visiting Egypt and had a chance to accompany a flight attendant friend to Cairo. The sights were breathtaking, but the scammers ruined the experience. Won't be returning.

[@melrngi]

It's because you're not yet experienced as Harry! Seeing them going after him to return the phone shows that not all of them are scammers!

[@dougieranger]

@@melrngiI agree, not all of them are scammers but enough are to make it an exhausting experience. I’ll never go back. Not that they care.

[@lizalauda1903]

@@melrngi no one ever said that they're all scammers. It's simply the amount of aggressive hustling that put me off completely.

[@georgesbogiatzis3168]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@KensyIkosia]

Government official is also a scammer 🤣🤣😂😂🤣

[@ThomasCassidyYT]

Well governments are designed to scam people so what do you expect

[@SndJdn-if6nu]

يا مصريين الناس كل صارت تعرف حقيقة مصر والنصب على السياح بشكل فاضح نحن بعصر الانترنت كل شيء مفضوح اذا ما تجاوزتم الامر هذا وحطيتم حد للمهزلة تقريبا السياحة بتنتهي بمصر عندكم آثار بشكل خيالي ومو عارفين تستغلوها 🤦‍♂️

[@SndJdn-if6nu]

جرب سافر على أي دولة أوروبية اختار اي دولة بدك ياها واتحداك اذا شفت 1% من النصب اللي بصير بمصر ومصر دولة عندها مقومات حتى تصير دولة غنية بس مو عارفين تستغلوا شي شوف اليابان كلها زلازل وبدون ثروات ومع هذا اقتصادهم اكبر من اقتصاد قارة افريقيا بالكامل @@mohammedalreqeb7480

[@ahmedelsisi3563]

للاسف مفيش رقابه على حاجه ومفيش مسئول .. المسئولين عندنا فى دولنا العربيه كلها غير مسئولين لا سياحه ولا تغذيه ولا اى زفت.. اى حد بيعمل اى حاجه اى مزارع بيحط اى كيماوى على الزرع اى سوبر ماركت كبير بيحط السعر العايزه على البيبيعه حتى لو اغلى من غيره , اى مدرسه خاصه بتسرق الاهالى ومفيش رقابه , اى حد بيعمل اى حاجه

[@SndJdn-if6nu]

من سوء حظنا انو ولدنا بهاي البقعة الجغرافية 🤦‍♂️ @@ahmedelsisi3563

[@whiteandred-m8f]

​@@ahmedelsisi3563 و السبب؟.

[@mohamedabdelsalam3452]

كووسوم السيسي والحكومه احنا مفيش في أيدينا حاجه احنا بنعامل معامله العبيد والخدم واكلي الفتات عايزنا نعمل ايه احنا محتلين

[@DarthAtroxa]

9:46 This is what you get back for giving away 2000 EGP to a local Egyptian shoe cleaner. They really need to teach them how to say “Thank you”. This is the craziest thing I have seen on the internet today 😅!

[@Delta-qi4ls]

He was irritated as he thought he did not deserve the money because he didnt do anything. Its a way of saying thank you

[@Hewnrewk]

@@Delta-qi4ls Wait, the kid got angry because he got money for not doing anything? So he didn't get angry because it was too little? :S

[@Delta-qi4ls]

@@HewnrewkExactly

[@Hewnrewk]

@@Delta-qi4ls hmm, alright. Why didn't he give it back then?

[@Dodek72]

@@Hewnrewk He offered to give it back at 9:58

[@Am4rkble]

I was literally there 3 days ago. At the entrance some guy forced our taxi driver to enter the complex a different route. The scammer made us walk to a ticket counter and jumped the queue for me and refused to take the hint that we are not interested. He then said he will take us to the Pyramids on a horse carriage for 100 Egyptian Pounds, he switched to “I am going to take you to the scenic point for 800 pounds instead”. I got off the carriage and walked away.

[@whiteandred-m8f]

they are starving but they want to breed more to spread Islam.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

That sounds like such a frustrating experience-I'm sorry you had to deal with that. Navigating those scams can be really tricky, but kudos to you for standing your ground. Despite the challenges, I hope you were still able to enjoy the beauty of the pyramids

[@Open_DoorMedia]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@badplayer4795]

اهلا هاري ، انا من السعودية .. اتمنى ان لاتطلق الحكم على بلد بأكملها من خلال عدد قليل من المحتالين .. شعب مصر شعب طيب ومضياف ويحب البهجه والمزاح هؤلاء لايمثلون الشعب المصري الاصيل وكل المصريين يكرهون هذه الفئة المحتالة

[@qurankarim9395]

أنت من مصر أنت لست من السعودية هههههههههه Another scammer here

[@badplayer4795]

@ اقسم بالله اني سعودي

[@samehmekawy1049]

عندك حق هو دى مشكله متأصلة فى ك القطاعات حتى على المصريين كمان مش الأجانب ربنا يصلح الحال

[@leeashernolan]

why on earth would you give 40 dollars for ppl to shine your shoes?!?!? 5 dollars tops

[@crow1989]

Why? Because he can

[@H4nyangg]

@@crow1989 its not worth it to do that in egypt maybe in other country.

[@RelivingHistory1]

@@crow1989 they weren't even grateful lol

[@SL33P-WALK3R]

Do you realize Harry makes money off these People/Content, and they gave an honest price so it's a tip.

[@woodykusaki9970]

Harry is rich. But those guys were ungrateful though.

[@Jr-cs5yk]

You gave $40 to shine shoes & gave an ungrateful kid some of that who didn’t do anything but you’re wanting discounts on $6 perfumes & football tops

[@XxXx-kq]

Shoe shining is real labor

[@curtsk19]

Because the one who did the shoe cleaning was nice, he always gives large tips if he thinks they deserve it

[@Jr-cs5yk]

@@curtsk19that’s fair but what did the other rude ungrateful kid do to deserve anything?

[@dcel8]

I would rather see the pyramids via google images rather then going thru the hassles and scams of Cairo

[@malevelsno5131]

I would love to see the pyramids, can’t deal with the scammers tho…

[@dodoali3817]

Go with a local

[@malevelsno5131]

The scammers are also locals 🤣

[@harryjaggardtravel]

The pyramids are absolutely breathtaking and worth seeing at least once in your life! The scammers can be a challenge, but with a bit of preparation and firm boundaries, it’s manageable.

[@spidyman8853]

Don't see why you can't go. I went, stood my ground, got approached so many times, and just said NO, and eventually they got fed up with me and left me alone.

[@Hellastreet700]

I Wouldn’t visit Egypt the scammers are too annoying 💀

[@dodoali3817]

Go with a local

[@riesennik1]

This is why I don’t like Egypt and will never go there for holiday…the scammers make the whole country not attractive for tourists at all😢

[@smdo99]

Come to Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦 🎉

[@riesennik1]

@@smdo99you don’t have beer right

[@alayedmohammad]

​@@riesennik1 It's beer not water, you won't die.

[@hoptops8627]

I went to Egypt I’d never go back they are the worst grifters ever

[@Sinekyre14]

Why the hell would you go to that part of the world? For millennia, and up until like 50 years ago, if any European saw someone from that part of the world would assume they were seeing a monster, and would immediately fear for their life. Monsters in our fairy tales and every monster in our folk tales is based on these people. Why would you assume we're the same?

[@harryjaggardtravel]

The constant grifting can definitely be exhausting, which is a shame given the country’s incredible history and culture. Hopefully, future visits will be better for travelers.

[@ranaabdallah12]

I don’t why u judge all country as u go to some local areas that have noneducational people and say they r the Egyptian people!!!

[@TheRealZoZ]

I'm sorry about that bro

[@TravelTalesWithAdenan]

In Egypt, as in many places, there are those who resort to scams out of desperation, often driven by the need to provide for their families. However, the true beauty of Egypt lies in its people, their warmth, kindness, and resilience. While we should work to stop scams, it's equally important to create spaces for understanding and support. A helping hand is always more powerful than deceit, and perhaps with compassion, those in need may choose honesty over desperation. ❤ 🇪🇬

[@rahmamahmoud7088]

You are absolutely right and also tourists should not buy anything expensive because by doing so they encourage people to continue scamming. ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@seif9598]

its sad to hear that but thats the truth Egypt have unbelievable places but peoples greed always ruin the vibes not only for foreigners also on natives 😢

[@Mrleejunman]

When he says " you a good man " he means " you a rich man and I'm gonna try and con you out of as much money as I can "

[@i_am_blur]

Well that seemed about as fair a presentation as could have been developed, Harry. You expressed frustration with the stressful and aggressive bargaining techniques and potential for scams, but you did so whilst being leniant, tolerant and respectful of the totality of Egyptian culture. You presented an honest representation of your experiences in Egypt, but you did not judge a culture based upon one offense to your sensibilities. Very well done, Harry. (And hey Mister Man... that chest hair is looking dope AF! 😏). 😂 Thank you for allowing me to travel the world with you in spirit, Harry. Be well and stay safe! ❤

[@Phonydetector]

28:49 The guid says:”you’re hurry and I’m patient” made me laugh so hard😂😂😂😂

[@zeroied]

His name is Saber and it means patient in Arabic.

[@abdul_thegreat7642]

I was just gonna type that 😂 😂 that was a good one

[@RedRoseMan.]

Harry Brother, I watch your every videos regularly. It brings me entertainment because you doesn't show only popular & famous places of any country like the other vlogger youtubers, but you show every part of local & more local market & low middle class area of every country. You are local for vocal. Stay blessed 😊

[@SakuraBurma]

9:40 you gave $40 worth of Egyptian currency instead of $2 in front of his colleagues, you taught nothing to these greedy street workers. I hope they learn something from this act later in their lives.

[@spidyman8853]

I thought it was madness giving them loads of money. They should have been grateful getting 40 dollars, instead they were moaning. If he wanted to be generous, could have given them 10 dollars for the worker who cleaned his shoes that would have been enough.

[@StrawberrySunday212]

Harry, please don't use anything that involves animals there. They treat them really bad. I've saw footage of what they do to the poor horses and camels and it's heart breaking. Even there @32:35 the horse in the background is limping! By using those animals you are contributing to the abuse. Please don't encourage it.

[@fdama]

I lived in Cairo in 1981-1983 for 2 years working on a large construction project for Laing. I traveled a lot within Egypt back then and there were no scams whatsoever. Egyptians have become poorer today because of an explosive growth in population and a struggling economy . A scam culture has emerged because of this I think. Egyptians were very honest and down to earth back then and I remember many instances where strangers would pay for my food. The govt needs to do something about the scammers.

[@whiteandred-m8f]

they want to spread Islam the religion of " peace".

[@woodykusaki9970]

Egypt needs to return to worshipping Osiris and Ra.

[@zombieat]

in 1982 egypt had the 141st gpd per capita. now it is 133rd. so it should be slightly better now.

[@its2eezy]

@@whiteandred-m8f everything wrong with cairo is because they don't practice islam rather they try to make money on the piramids and the pharaoh who was the biggest emeny of islam

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Thank you for sharing your experience-it’s fascinating to hear how much things have changed over the years. It’s unfortunate how economic struggles have led to a rise in scams, but your memories of the kindness and honesty of Egyptians are a beautiful reminder of the country’s true spirit. Hopefully, efforts will be made to improve the situation for both locals and visitors.

[@ГРАЖДАНИНМИРА-ц9б]

Ассаламу алейкум из Дагестана самому хорошему доброму человеку Гарри Ты молодец 👍 всегда стараешься помогать бедным людям за это Алллах тебе тысячу раз вернёт твоё добро уважаю таких людей

[@YorkshireTripper.]

I think the follow up video should be you going into these scam places buying everything getting them all excited wrapping the items then at the last minute saying you've forgot/lost your wallet and walk out to get it to never return .

[@RamsesThe3rd]

No the follow up should be him going far away from these touristy areas and show the world that there is another bigger side of Egypt that is not oftenly shown

[@zombieat]

@@RamsesThe3rd i know right. these tourists never go to the countryside.

[@RamsesThe3rd]

@@zombieat not when they’re in Egypt anyway. I think the historical sights are very distractive and takes all the attention but as a person who have family in the country side there is so much more to discover, and the people outside of Cairo are so different. These scammer give Egypt a bad name and its so unfair to the rest of this huge country

[@Juror-45]

That was exhausting to watch and I wasn’t even there! But you know how to hold your own with the negotiators, (scammers). Very impressive. “I love what you’ve done with the place.” LOL Love you Harry. Always so entertaining no matter where you are or who you meet.❤️

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thank you so much for the support!

[@Rs2Hackzltd]

When someone tells you "give me what you want" Just know it's already a scam. Great job exposing these scammers!

[@thomasschrder1185]

I went to Egypt once. I will never visit Egypt again. too many scams and they dont let u alone.

[@spidyman8853]

Yes, they don't leave you alone. You always get the beggars chasing you down the street and it's embarrassing

[@TheJourneyofJosh]

Probably the only country on the planet that I have no plans to visit, seems like you can't trust anyone😅 Its a shame they own the Pyramids because it would be amazing to see them

[@Sinekyre14]

The people that built the pyramids were a completely different group of people. Pale, european in appearance. They viewed the people who conquered them later as beasts. It's like visiting the shire after it was conquered by Saruman. Why would you do it?

[@woodykusaki9970]

Pale, European in appearance? I would think they'd be a bit tanner due to Sudan/Nubia being directly below it.

[@Sinekyre14]

​@@woodykusaki9970 The Egyptian elites were not native to the African continent at all. The entirety of north-Africa was colonized by various people at various times, and there are almost no black africans at all in Tunisia, Egypt etc. I know because I've been there. Blacks are treated worse than their camels if they try to enter these countries. Right now, it's colonized by arabic peoples who flooded the world from Sassanid persia. They have conquered much of the ancient world because Islam is such a powerful force, but it wasn't always like that. For centuries, parts of north-Africa was colonized by a germanic people, for instance. It was colonized by Romans for centuries. Even further back, blondes and redheads were not uncommon in ancient egypt. Tombs of the pharao's show that they have light traits and look basically like modern Spaniards. Greeks were known for their blonde hair at one point. Achilles had light, golden hair. Same with Apollo. Greek and Roman leaders commonly had red and blonde hair. Roman historians wrote that they admired the beautiful blonde haired Greek women. Dacia, modern Romania, was also noted as as entirely blonde population by the romans. All these ancient civilizations were conquered through decadence and immigration. The entire ancient world was dominated by people with light eyes and light hair, R1b haplotype, and this is proven by archeological findings and tombs. China banned further studies into this after it was found that many of their ancient tombs didn't have Chinese people in them. Ancient persia was populated by people with light hair and light eyes. Modern Europeans stem from a people who originated in Eurasia, then populated the middle-east, Persia etc. What happened was that they became decadent, imported slaves, then the slaves became the majority. Modern day Egyptians are a completely different population from ancient Egyptians.

[@woodykusaki9970]

@@Sinekyre14 Interesting.. I thought Europeans only came flocking to Egypt after Alexander the Great then later, the Romans. The pyramid building was way before that. Khufu as far as I know is from the Old Egyptian Kingdom dating some 2,500 BC. So that's around 2 millennium before Alexander the Great's conquest. The Arabian peninsula to its east and the black Africans from Nubia to its south is way closer to Egypt than Celtic Europeans. It's a bit difficult to imagine the pyramid builders looks closer to Europeans than the Arabs/Nubians. Perhaps after it got conquered by the Greeks, it's believable but before that, I find it hard to imagine.

[@spidyman8853]

@@Sinekyre14 Naaa never heard such bolloxs in my life. They were dark skinned. Get real sunshine

[@Xerox14]

على الاخوة المصريين بل والحكومة المصرية التحرك لاقتلاع هذه العادات السيئة في مصر … النصب والإزعاجات والمضايقات للأجانب يجيب وضع قوانين صارمه وتثقيف العامة والمحيطين بالمواقع الأثرية بان هذه الأساليب القذرة تسيئ لمصر العظيمة

[@SirLunchAL0t]

My first experience in Egypt was quite overwhelming, I was in a shop looking at waterpipes, but ultimately had to flee out of it, because he started to invite me to come over after hours to try it and all these sort of things. Just too much. In the end I bought it from somewhere else, but on my way back, the first shop owner saw me and started swearing at me.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

That sounds like such an overwhelming experience-I’m sorry you had to deal with that. The pushy sales tactics can be intense and definitely take away from the enjoyment. Hopefully, the rest of your trip was more positive!

[@spidyman8853]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Typical Egyptians

[@SirLunchAL0t]

@@harryjaggardtravel Thanks, Harry, yeah, the trip overall was really great and it was also a very long time ago, probably in 2010 or something like that.

[@explorer.samrat]

Dear Harry....you are reaching higher milestones with every new country...You are the most "Genuine & In-depth" Travel KZbinr in the world bro.😊❤

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thank you so much for the kind words. I really appreciate it!

[@Paul-r7m]

Sadly scamming is a centuries old tradition in Egypt that has been passed from generation to the next to the point it can never be changed! Asking Egyptians to put an end to these scams is like asking a person to change their genes! People need to get over it that Egypt is never going to change and these scammers will never be disciplined by the authorities, it’s in their blood!

[@giantkrull7688]

And scamming is even the lesser of Egypts many problems. And the authorities are the biggest scammers, while the government is literally destroying the country. Bulldozing everything

[@RamsesThe3rd]

Oh its in our genes now? Who are you and how do you know all these mysterious “facts” that its a passed down trait? Please tell me where you got this information from cause I have never seen someone bullsh***ing so confidently.

[@spidyman8853]

Just like Baqsheesh is a tradition (bribe) for more than 40 years.

[@islamchoudhury]

That opening was a hard watch. I understand how that nonsense can ruin someones trip abroad

[@harryjaggardtravel]

thanks so much for watching!

[@OliviaMuomom]

Your videos are always so high quality and heartfelt. Thank you for your talented creativity!🚦🐕‍🦺🪷

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Thanks a lot, much love! ❤️

[@leechafertravels]

This highlights why I have absolutely no desire to travel to Egypt.😞

[@theeagletravel4906]

After seeing the historical sites you just want to go home.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

It’s frustrating when the experience is overshadowed by such challenges. Egypt’s history and beauty are undeniable, but the hustle can definitely be off-putting.

[@Flapperjack764-st4zh]

Im getting annoyed just watching the video, cant imagine how it is to be there irl

[@theeagletravel4906]

Gives me PTSD from my time in Egypt. They get so rude and aggressive when you dont buy from them. They even threw a souvenir at my head 😂

[@aarona6854]

No way! That's so disrespectful. Did you square up or walk away

[@harryjaggardtravel]

I can imagine how frustrating that must have been. Getting a souvenir thrown at you definitely takes the cake! 😂 Hope you’ve got some good memories from Egypt amidst the chaos.

[@theeagletravel4906]

@@aarona6854 i think i made it worse by laughing at him and showing him i wasn't scared. Other shop keepers had to calm him down and lead me away.

[@theeagletravel4906]

@@harryjaggardtravel memories to last forever thankfully. They are scammers in every country but due to the bad economic situation in Egypt people are struggling and doing anything to survive.

[@menatransportinc8733]

Hello I hope you enjoyed your trip . you did a big mistake ,you have to set the price before you ride. they are very greedy ,Camel price in Egypt less than $1000,he excaggerate the price so he will charge you too much .

[@Lalalalalkk]

I would never visit this country even if they provide me free hotel stay free food and free flight. No thanks, not in a million years.

[@VerseVibes23]

Lot's of love from india Rajasthan bro 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Thank you so much for the love!

[@allnightmike8374]

Worst country I’ve encountered for con artists and scammers. I will never return to that hell hole

[@Mrleejunman]

23:11 that doesn't say "harry" it says " hairy she goat " ! Hahahahahahah

[@hamzaali-qz4ci]

What an effing nightmare. Imagine if you had to spend a week there and listening to their cheap sales tactics and cheap jokes.

[@davevictory2692]

I've been there....I know what it means...awful

[@yvryvryvr73]

Can someone who speaks Arabic confirmed if the shoe polish kid's reaction to the EGP 2000 because he feels that he did not deserve too much money? We could have misunderstood the kid's behavior.

[@dodymo6460]

Actually He wanted more money than the other guy 😂

[@ahmedalaa3601]

I come from Egypt and I can assure you if you give a shoe cleaner 50 pounds you will be generous.

[@Sveinbeard]

I would HATE all the hassle from the locals.

[@dodoali3817]

Not all Egypt like that go with a local

[@liyanashahira3386]

I am planning to go to Egypt but this experience of yours scared me as a solo traveler. People are so pushy and wont leave you a alone! So scary

[@theeagletravel4906]

@@liyanashahira3386 best advice is take a personal or guided tour with other travellers. Dont go alone

[@VoltesWithElias]

Eat with the Pharaohs lol. Great video Harry. Those honey puffs we have them in Greece too. Called loukoumades. Love your content.

[@slengoslengaw8510]

Laaad.. you got shafted every time 😂 2000 EGP for shoe cleaning ahhahahah… you should title the video like this “how to get shafted in Egypt?” 😂😂

[@111msw]

Watch again……He gave that amount as a ‘gift price’

[@slengoslengaw8510]

Shafted still 😂

[@XxXx-kq]

@@slengoslengaw8510 Gifting someone is totally different..

[@DivineAegis02]

@@slengoslengaw8510 He knew it was 70 but he was being generous but the 2 guys started being rude even though he gave them a lot of money. They were probably street kids even that kid that was angry made that rude comment to the adult Egyptian who told him to stop.

[@khalidnoer]

Egypt vibe seems like India to me

[@harsh6764]

Fr😂

[@111msw]

Harry, as a traveller you are ‘Worldly Wise ‘ and handle situations very well……Great vid 👍

[@PeterSouthern-s8x]

He's a helmet

[@woodykusaki9970]

Yeah I'm impressed how strong Harry's personality is against those forceful scammers. I would have folded.

[@zombieat]

@@woodykusaki9970 maybe you didn't work hard for your money then? because i know i won't

[@woodykusaki9970]

@@zombieat I don't know how you can make that conclusion. I have a job but my personality is not accustomed to insanely aggressive scammers.

[@Curling_Rack]

lol not a good look for Egypt

[@garyrigby21]

Why don't you want a Liverpool top? Greatest team ever

[@djjsimpson]

Visited this place before and quickly found out Cairo's ‘hospitality’ comes with a side of ‘you’ll pay what your heart feels’-even if my heart disagreed. Some nice folk but a shame there are too many 'see you next tuesdays'

[@Explore-With-James]

596969, now u have to change it lol

[@jamieholden3037]

Let’s go hazza. More Asia content please 🙏 🇰🇭 🇻🇳 , 🇵🇭 🇹🇭

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Stay tuned! ❤️❤️

[@SharonHare]

They just won’t give up will they ….the perfume guy and the shoe guys omg they were so rude…and they were young….everywhere you turned they were there ready to scam you with the prices…and the camel guy what a joke he was….the photographer guy and the necklace guy were nice…..and very lucky they gave you your phone back….looks like a interesting place though …Great sitting here on my lounge and been able to enjoy all your adventures…

[@robertwilkinson882]

I was booked to come and visit Egypt for a month in February next year , but I canceled after seeing how terrible these people are to tourists, thank you harry , I will head to sth east Asia to spend my money

[@MikeBeachcola]

13:46 Look at the eyes when the vendor says "300". Clear sign of a lie when he gives that look to the side.

[@phersonyu]

Thank you for your video. It is conducive to improving my English listening.

[@OnionAviation]

Those ball desert you ate we have them in Greece too they are called loukoumades but we eat them with syrup usually but sometimes with merenda or Nutella too

[@tarekekram8441]

I'm truly sorry that your experience in Egypt was overshadowed by such behavior. There's no excuse for pushing or harassing visitors, but I hope you can understand that the current economic situation in Egypt is incredibly tough. The currency has lost much of its value, and many locals are struggling just to get by. This doesn't justify their actions, but it might explain their desperation. I hope despite this, you were able to enjoy some of the beauty and hospitality that Egypt has to offer. That said, let's also acknowledge that your video seemed to focus on these moments, as if the intention was to showcase your negotiation skills and highlight this type of experience with local sellers. It feels like the video was made to show this side of things, which could leave viewers misjudging Egyptians as if we're all like this. I hope people realise that we acknowledge this issue, but in lots of other videos you can also see the better side of Egypt and its good people.

[@kelkhishin1446]

The vlog is NOT all negative! Like any other country, there are good people and bad people. Paying $41 for a shoeshine was absurd. Harry was responsible for that scam. He should not have paid that much!

[@khaloood199]

‏‪28:16‬‏ his not working with the government im arab and I know that 😂

[@whiteandred-m8f]

wbats the tag about then ?

[@khaloood199]

@whiteandred-m8f they just scammer and this is fake card bro

[@rsn7847]

Jesus christ! What a disgrace of a country! He gave him a tip for doing nothing and he still got angry?? If anyone wants to visit this country after seeing this they should check their mental health as soon as possible.

[@pacitadulaca4679]

Harry Jaggard - Is this in Egypt ?Traveling anywhere extra careful of hustlers,scammers,hawkers, frauders these people wants your easy money,scary.Just know how to deal with them get out rush away.

[@harryjaggardtravel]

The key is staying firm and walking away if needed. It’s part of the experience, but it can be handled with the right mindset

[@77Zona77]

I'd lose my mind amongst these people

[@kyletelan6945]

I’d never go there… who wants to spend their hard earned money for on a destination spot like this?? 😭😭 Getting scammed and ripped off on every corner…

[@khaloood199]

‏‪10:17‬‏ اهل البلد هم سبب تدميرها الشعب يسرق و يلقي اللوم على الحكومة حتى تربية الاطفال منعدمة جميع باقي البلدان العربية لو تطلب حاجة وانت سائح تاخذها بدون مقابل كمية النصب في الشعب الاعلى في العالم ومش بيع و شراء بل مضايقات 😂

[@whiteandred-m8f]

لماذا يتصرفون هكذا هل بسبب الفقر او بسبب كراهية الغرب

[@khaloood199]

@@whiteandred-m8f لا علاقة للفقر الفقر موجود في كل مكان هذه سرقة يتم ملاحقتك للنصب وحتى حامل البطاقة الي يدعي انه يعمل مع الحكومة و يملك تصريح في الفيديو هذا نصاب و البطاقة مزورة تم عمل فيديو كامل لشخص كشف طريقت عملهم و متى يلبس البطاقة حول رقبته على انه مرشد سياحي و قت وجود سياح اجانب وحتى الاثار لم تسلم وقت الثورة الملعونة يوم المحتجين سرقو المتحف و الهدف هدم السياحة هذا نتيجة الانجرار خلف التخلف الديني الحزبي

[@jasonwebb41]

Harry don't entertain these people, you only make it worse for other tourists

[@harsh6764]

Harry is too nice

[@hafeezrahman6149]

I would love to see you make a blog on the tourist area of central london harry.

[@chrisk7626]

This whole free thing I would turn and walk away immediately. Thank you and I'm gone that's how I would play that game. Anything less than I had it back and keep moving. I grew up in Los Angeles it's like gang members if you stop and talk to them that's when you're effed. The main thing is keep moving no matter what they're saying. I think the same rules apply😅

[@arafsadventures]

Another great vlog Harry 👌💪

[@chamilravindatennekoon8]

Those merchants must be fluent in multiple languages since tourism plays a big part in Egyptian economy.

[@hemligt4367]

What a character, Can't clean his own shoes , Claims he knows a language then can't even understand it.

[@iminmymumscar-d6j]

keep ur pyramids egypt, i dont think anyone would go

[@chrisk7626]

I've been watching tourist videos for 30 years now. My favorite piece of advice is always pick up a cheap hand fan. And get a local to write on it "no" on one side and you write it in English on the other🎉🎉

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Thanks for sharing!

[@StrawberrySunday212]

I'd have snatched the money back, ungrateful little shit! Their greed is vile. An amazing place steeped in history and it gets ruined by those rude, aggressive, scammers. Absolutely disgusting!

[@nawafk-l6l]

للأسف أنا أتنصب علي كثير في القاهرة لكن دهب أهلها جدا محترمين وصادقين وما يحاولو ينصبو عليك❤

[@omarelazab8897]

as an Egyptian living abroad, I can say that unfortunately scamming and taking advantage of foreigners can be an issue. however, if you have a local tour guide with you it’ll make the whole experience so much nicer and more enjoyable.

[@AlbanianEU]

Hello from 🇦🇱

[@bekim25]

I love you Harry. You make my Day with your Videos.

[@CupOfTea834]

I think you handled everything really well. Great video.

[@Mazen_Plays]

I feel embarrassed bro.

[@thaerabboud5191]

hey Bro giving the shoe cleaner was a good thing but never do it again in arabic or Muslim country they will think that you are a mobile bank machine and they will try to get as much as they can ...They don't understand generosity and giving and think it's stupidity.

[@Nestedlogic-w1v]

The egyptian are so friendly but most youtuber make a spotlight on the wotth things only i have deep doughts that is a paid organised campaign from enemy of egypt any way we as an egyptian i refuse the hatred title of this video i dont want tourism in my country if this kinds of youtubers continued like that

[@Kushal6831]

Harry best youtuber 😊😊

[@jypdr]

I LOOOVE this videos from scamming egypt, honestly I love egypt, but you have to be prepare for this hustle and business men all round :-))) love the sun and sea there, and people too what… 2000egp its like new shoe, 600egp shirt NOOO way cmon man

[@zombieat]

he paid 300egp for the shirt. 2000egp for a shoeshine is crazy though.

[@hennyssy7279]

Omg i cant stand those greedy jerks

[@metaleuman]

I like how this video is about scams while promoting a scam service 😂 Their data plans are not unlimited like they say and can actually leave you stranded with no usable Internet, plus way too expensive. You can very easily get an eSim at the airport and overfill it with data for a fraction of the price.

[@javedlatif5928]

Why do you allow yourself to get trapped in scams?

[@Sir-Ham-Cheese]

Missed these types of vids

[@mohamedelmslamy4396]

منهم لله من الناس إلى بتشوه سمعت مصر ؟ يعنى السياح جاى تعمل سياحه فى مصر تنصبو عليهم 😢

[@DivineAegis02]

Harry When you bargin in Egypt. Always cut the Price in 1/2 and never pay more than 60% of what they say. So if they say 100 - Say 50, then settle at 60 (70 Max). Good luck and have fun its crazy at first but it will grow on you the longer you stay :)

[@AhmedElbadawy1]

Welcome to Egypt habiby🇪🇬

[@harryjaggardtravel]

Much love! ❤❤

[@qloudz]

Great place to go if you want to be separated from your money and nagged relentlessly.