How India Cooks Lunch for 50,000 People for FREE! The MIRACLE in Punjab, India. REACTION!!

[@OURSTUPIDREACTIONS]

What other videos should we react to???

[@michaelkuriakose1997]

Hey... Dear Stupid children...! 😍 Humble request from your brother - "Please choose movies that has more content than just commercial elemental happiness.." 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 You haven't yet touched the top class performances and Scripts of Indian cinema but, still wandering only in some fancy stuff... Ha hha, with all due respect please watch, at least this year (2020), movies from malayalam. Here are some choices to choose and most of these are National award winning movies and others are runner ups or of top class performances... "Vanaprastham, kalapani, Bharatham, Sadayam, Nammukku parakkan munthirithoppukal, padhamudra, Thoovanathumbikal, Dasaradham, Spadikam, Iruvar, Thanmathra, Pranayam and Bramaram" of Mohanlal sir and "Thaniyavarthanam, Vidheyan, Pondhanmada, Oru vadakkan veeragadha, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedhkar, Peranpu" and also, so many films of other actors too..... ☝️🙏🏻😍

[@nitin-wb7lt]

Please watch Navarasam by Thaikuddam Bridge.

[@michaelkuriakose1997]

I think you are now ready to watch Vanaprastham of Mohanlal...

[@AriaIsara]

You should react to "Karan Johar with Sadhguru - Rapid Fire Round" 🙂

[@prranayshete]

React to garam masala movie trailer of Akshay and John

[@1208mor]

It's not just the Golden Temple, almost any and ALL gurudwaras (Sikh temple) will have free 24x7 food and the small ones will have free food but maybe not late at night. In terms of resources, they are either donated in kind (shop owners will usually donate flour, ghee, soap etc) or monetary donations (either directly to the kitchen or to the temple in general). Anyone can volunteer for certain parts of the supply chain. It is a phenomenal experience and I really hope you guys can go and see it first hand.

[@aditipant249]

Just call it gurudwara its not our problem they can't be bothered to learn the proper term.

[@reshutiwari3311]

Only in Gurudwara ??? In temples also .Sai Baba temple in shirdi and many more .

[@pakistaninews2697]

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[@nn2009ify]

Came hetr to comment the same thing

[@saibalbh31]

its not 24 X 7 , and no not all gurudwaras have resources to serve langar , but they do wherever its there usually monetary donations are not accepted .

[@satvikjaitly1623]

Amritsar is a food heaven. It is said that noone sleeps hungry ever in Amritsar. I have experienced it first hand. I reached the bus station late at night around 2 am. Was hungry as i didn't eat anything before boarding the bus to avoid puking. I was wondering if i will get food that late and to my delight the rickshaw i took to my hotel first took me to a small eatery run by a retired army cook who fed me to my fill despite having closed the shop. Will never forget the "Army Hotel".

[@nivedithajags]

Awwww that's heart touching n memorable

[@nivedithajags]

@@namenotfound4047 awwww you are taking it one step further!

[@sectarypb2922]

Satvik Jaitly thanks bro for sharing your experience

[@listenmaninder]

You can say near any gurudwara sahib no one sleeps hungry

[@iamgoingsolo6764]

I will definitely visit Gurudwara I m so touched since childhood that in langer they are feeding tons of people without knowing religion cast creed and the most appreciating is that sikh people living around the world come to Gurudwara and help each other.

[@ladybug5250]

This is an everyday affair in many temples and gurudwaras across India, anna daanam -serving or donating food is considered one of the noblest gestures in Indian culture.

[@KILLAPANDAgaming]

Any religion that emerged from india loves the feeling of helping the community by serving food ❤️

[@maana5623]

Absolutely. Sikhs are also known for serving/donating food to the needy. Best of the best intentions.

[@DhillonDapinder]

I don't mean to be biased but other temples don't feed everyday unless some charity organizations.

[@sravanp3711]

@@DhillonDapinder TTD feeds a lack people every day

[@udayadithyaabhishek3419]

@@DhillonDapinder come to Karnataka bro.. here lot of temples feed more than 50k every day

[@montytoor4073]

As someone who grew up in the sikh community i can add some more info: 1. You can have as much as you want, no limits. But how much can a person eat anyway haha. 2. Yeah the resources are all donated. We as sikhs are encouraged to donate atleast 1/10th of the income. 3. Anyone can volunteer as long as you ask politely. 4. The word volunteer seems bit weird. For us its just way of life. You just grow up watching everyone doing it. So it just becomes second nature. 5. Every Sikh temple has free kitchen. The amount of food can be provided depends on the resources colleted by the temple. 6. The meal is designed to be well balanced meal. Proteins from dal, carbs from bread and rice and healthy fats from milk based foods. Hope that helps. 😊 To add on: My mom and dad both carry a mini sword (Kirpan). It is one of the 5 symbols we carry (i don't though). It is just used as a symbol. Very blunt, can cut an apple with it at most. I have never seen anyone misusing it. It represents our value to protect others and yourself as our history was very violent.

[@deepar2226]

I've eaten in gurudwaras,really loved the experience.

[@coffee_person938]

@@akankshakumari0708 i went there about 4 years ago. it is as beautiful and spiritual as it can be

[@amarendrab6875]

This person is informed af

[@tavleenkaur2582]

@@amarendrab6875 excuse me sir! You need to control ur tongue and speak like a gentleman 🙏🏻

[@vithyakasi691]

That's beautifully explained. True that ..we always see Sikh communities supplying drink and eatables during ganesh visarjan its touching. I had a sikh friend who used to wear kirpan in our class..

[@indrajeetkamat6138]

This feeling you get - wanting to help, serve, cook and feed - is called seva. Means service. It's a distinctly Indian thing. Seen across many gurudwaras, temples and other places of worship.

[@CreativeReaper90s]

I guess it's more like free service rather than just service

[@CreativeReaper90s]

@- king- I know☺️☺️

[@yt_bharat]

Beautiful explanation

[@RajvirSingh-tz1ts]

Like serving your family, it doesn't feel like a duty or service, it's as if fetching water or cooking for your family

[@wolverineiscool7161]

You're right....Indrajeet...

[@antrikshrock7950]

Dear proof. Sikhs are like coconut. Very rough and tough from outside But they are very soft from inside. They are fearless fighter. They are social workers. Regards Wahe Guruji ka khalsa Wahe Guruji ki fateh

[@priyankamukherjee2450]

❤️❤️

[@vikasthakur3725]

waheguru ji da khalasa waheguru ji di fateh

[@antrikshrock7950]

@@vikasthakur3725 🙏

[@banpreetathwal1074]

@Antriksh rock liked your comment only because of your DP. Man I miss MS so much. I heard BCCI didn't give him the contract this year. 😭

[@SshivamKhopkar]

Not all sikhs are same! Your statement is over exaggerated! Sorry! Your statement is false!

[@MRL-sl9ih]

I love Sikh people...they are just incredible...I am from Tamilnadu

[@rutujadeokar6821]

I'm from Maharashtra ..and I'm inspired by sikh people too

[@Prabhjotsingh-mi1rf]

Thanks for such complement thanks from all sikh community

[@mugundhansanjo9397]

I'm in pondicherry......

[@meloniajeni4000]

Sikh people are really awesome!!Love from TN😊

[@kousalyasambandham5696]

Vada mapilla vazhapazhum thopilla

[@avantikajakati5051]

I was once coming back from a school competition a few hours away from my school, and all students got really hungry. There was no decent restaurant or hotel on the way, and we all started fretting until we saw a Gurudwara. It was a small one, but we were so happy, and rightly so since we got fresh, hot, hygienic food there, that too absolutely free of cost. God bless the Sikhs ❤️

[@formaniremon1573]

@Swapnil Raj I'm sure the hindu temple must have asked about your caste before entering inside.

[@rejimathew1446]

You remember he had to submit his shoes before entering the temple? You'd be surprised how that is managed and when you come back to collect it... You'll find your shoes well polished! Volunteers again! This place is the epitome of humanity! We definitely need more of Gurudwaras!

[@vam333]

you can visit any of the gurudwaras in the US and you will see tge same format not to the same scale ofcourse. You will often hear of gurudwaras opening their doors to the needy at the times of natural disasters and yes anyone can volunteer.

[@dhaliwalr1054]

Yeah and it's same in all countrys were Avery you find gurdwara it's same

[@razkable]

white or black people that are homeless that starve to death need only find a gurudwara..all africans come to india...they literally feed you nonstop all day for free besides maybe late into the night when people go home but like besides maybe 1 am to 5 am you can eat there all day and chill in a a.c. fan or heated place all year long sleep under a roof ...you literally do not have to do anything

[@jaqenhghar3788]

Indian students in Canada usually when they feel homesick for food they eat in a gurudwara

[@MotorcycleMeditator]

Yes, anyone can be a volunteer as long as you're willing to cover your head. That's it. And you can leave whenever you want. I am not a Sikh and I have volunteered there. It's called 'seva' means service.

[@coolzlass]

I dont have much affinity to religion today, but 10 yrs bak if i was given a choice i would choose the Sikh religion for me anyday. The amount and kind of selfless service Sikhs do for the needy all over the world not just India, is INSANE. You would think that is what the purpose of religion should be. But not every where you will find it. Sikhism is just ❤️❤️❤️

[@tanyaexo2638]

You wouldn't need to an affinity to religion to relate and follow the ideologies of a religion. You can always be a part of it, volunteer to the seva, etc.

[@officialAXVin]

@@tanyaexo2638 wise words buddy. I am not religious at all but i am respectful to others' faith and feel that it should never be disrespected. We are taught the same in Punjab. Sikhism is about power, tolerance, humility and helping!

[@archanakumari3174]

Every religion says the same thing. Problem is we r humans. We use it as our interest and misunderstood and misinterpret in our interest.

[@ajayshinmar9297]

Sikhism is a way of life, selflessness, helping others, doing good, and being respectful makes anyone a Sikh regardless of your background, ideology and religion

[@No_One1231]

@@tanyaexo2638 rightly said🤘

[@queenbee1605]

So Ironic that a country as rich as the USA doesn’t have the resources to feed its hungry or give them “seconds.” India on the other hand welcomes one and all. It’s not how much money you have , it’s who you are that counts.🙏🏼

[@speedddii]

U mean the sikhs precisely

[@saurabhindia129]

my father is doctor.. he has been doing this from 1981.. every sunday it is free food free medicine and free health care for poor people... i am studying medicine just so i could continue doing this.. i am so proud..

[@Poodle.5]

God bless you 🤗

[@ritashagosain4858]

God bless you and your father..lot of respect.

[@rejimathew1446]

More power to you brother!! God bless your father and you in abundance!

[@goalee7663]

Amazing. God bless you both! : )

[@uniquevideospunjab6523]

👍

[@roshnimonteiro2229]

I visited the Golden Temple recently and I felt two things, love and humility.

[@hst2016]

Yes, anyone can volunteer. Even Canadian prime minister, when he visited golden temple, volunteered with his family in the kitchen of Golden temple!

[@oishysur8956]

5:10 Korbins smile. 😂 the smile any dad would give when they find another kid just like theirs.

[@p.ananditaosmec-0673]

Sikhism always warms my heart up and brings tears to my eyes. Ugh. LOTS OF LOVE TO YOU GUYS AND DEAR DEAR LOVELY SIKHS!

[@jattboys-yz8zy]

Tnxx alot sister g🙏🙏

[@kp4714]

Mighty Sikhs. They are protectors, they are generous, they are lively 🥰

[@MotorcycleMeditator]

Watch 'Davids been there' Golden temple visit. He broke down to tears as experience was overwhelmingly spiritual and humble.

[@avantikasingh01]

I clicked on this video so fast assuming it to be David's video. I like Sunny too and I enjoyed this video/reaction.. but in my opinion David's video of golden temple is better.

[@MotorcycleMeditator]

@@avantikasingh01 Totally agree

[@paulsaha2242]

Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, Hinduism All Dharmic Indian religions is to serve humanity. You can find many worshipping place in India which serves free food.

[@akb3807]

one religious belief has nothing to do with humanity and compassion.

[@p.ananditaosmec-0673]

@- king- clearly youve not read Qur'an OR Bible or in fact bhagwad Gita which has a verse in the beginning canto about how you'll be punished for not following God. Lol do your research, guys.

[@p.ananditaosmec-0673]

@ghost rider lmao. Assume as much as you want. I have read the meaning as a sanskrit major. Unlike you parrots. Who recite shit without understanding. Read the first canto of creation and then talk.

[@moeezawan2329]

Free food is given in islam too ...in iftars and in fitrana and in numerous darbars in form of langar ....and last i checked indian flag is not complete without the green of muslims in it

[@paulsaha2242]

@@moeezawan2329 we are talking about everyday free food. Also do understand that we don't hate muslims. But we definitely have a problem with Islam scriptures. First change that then we will include because our culture is about including not fighting among religions. While Islam & Christianity fought with each other, religion was a ones own pursuit in this country until Islam & Christianity came to our country. Many religions which was started from our country follow tolerance, humanity, peace, diversity( different opinions). Also we don't have a history of fighting with each other. And by "we" I mean you also because Indian muslims were from dharmic religions previously. Have you seen your face in the mirror? Do you look like Arabians?

[@zaffarali5571]

Also react to his video where akshay patra makes lunch for 90k kids everyday in bangalore. That was one amazing video.

[@subhashitha11]

They have already reacted

[@DrAshishPradhan]

They already did

[@zaffarali5571]

Yes. I forgot that i saw it on osr itself 🤣

[@No_One1231]

Lul

[@nation.first.]

I cannot find that vedio

[@zaffarali5571]

5:11 korbins reaction when he sees a kid being fed ❤ every parent will relate to that moment

[@ask_carbon]

Please visit a gurudwara in LA if there's one with langar and experience it first hand.

[@preeti_prasad]

Yes, they'll let anyone volunteer for certain tasks, and you'll see a lot of the visitors there also just pitch in before or after they have a meal there

[@aadeshanand9014]

i was hoping someone would comment this

[@ladybug5250]

Go to a gurudwara in LA or the Udupi Krishna temple there, food served to all!

[@neeraj7563]

A lesser known fact, I think, is after you deposite your shoes at Golden temple, the volunteers polish them.

[@greenidgelewis8347]

I visited the Golden Temple in November it was such a divine experience, anyone visiting Amritsar should also try Kake da Dhaba for some authentic Punjabi food, it's in the vicinity of the Golden Temple.

[@vyoma1998]

So amazing! This is super commendable since it's on such a large scale, but yes, many temples in India offer free meals. My religion offers free meals at the temple my family goes to in Cali as well.

[@anweshpanda]

You can go to a Gurudwara in LA and experience this for yourself. They do have this Langar system (free meal) in most major Gurudwaras around the world.

[@shwetachaudhary3418]

I've been there and I loved the experience watching everyone being so kind, like watching young guys and girls volunteer.. it was so encouraging.

[@vishalkamble6396]

I admire Sikh community for their generosity & social services they do for locals where they reside , no matter which city ,state, country they are in. 👌👌👍 ♥️ love from marathi manus from Maharashtra.

[@rajnizamre7717]

Once visited Golden Temple and had lunger there... it's a life time experience.. ❤❤❤

[@Kahlon_Gurdaspuria]

Come again 😃

[@rajnizamre7717]

@@Kahlon_Gurdaspuria yep planning to

[@Kahlon_Gurdaspuria]

@@rajnizamre7717 morning tea at langar just amazing 😍

[@rajnizamre7717]

@@Kahlon_Gurdaspuria I had lunch there... the most peaceful experience that was

[@Kahlon_Gurdaspuria]

@@rajnizamre7717 which year you been there?

[@manasijoshi2470]

Wow korbin l love the concept planting trees..👍🏻❤..just do it whenever you guys come to India..I am ready for meet you and do something great thing to help environment..love you guys great thinking..thank you from bottom of my heart..you really love india 🙏🏻❤

[@TheMohammadDanish]

Sikh word itself means learning... And this free Langar itself is a big learning to all other faiths to become selfless and to serve the humanity... It's also a lesson to the governments because this might be the only meal which some people are able to eat in whole day... I have been to Gurudwara once and had done service, it was an enchanting experience... though I felt there similar to visiting a Masjid or dargah...

[@rebekahharrisanker1894]

Makes me super proud of my Indian Heritage ❤️

[@govindasawme]

It’s india and we never heard of “There’s no free lunch”. Its an amazing feeling to give than take.

[@sanobermalhotra6307]

How true and how very uplifting.

[@sukhrana30]

There are gurudwaras in Los angeles too you guys can go there 😊

[@Vansh-ob5ku]

Sikh people are the most genuine and caring people you will ever meet...♥️

[@Krimay.]

My school was opposite the Bangla Sahib Gurudwara in delhi, after my exams i used to go there to volunteer (sewa) and eat the halwa, the halwa was by far the yummiest ive had in my life, so many awesome memories of my school life are of me and my friends going to the bangla sahib gurudwara

[@goldenlife3148]

Lucky you 🌹

[@jyotinair7628]

When you take an initiative to serve others, the completion of the action is taken care by the Almighty. No need to worry whether it will be enough....because it shall eventually be...that's what we believe here in India

[@rajdll123]

been there. It was the most wonderful feeling I had in my life and food was amazing. I truly felt like I matter,, the way they treat every human being with so much love and respect no matter who you are or where you from. The guy who polished my shoes was wearing 35000$ wrist watch. Hats off to all of them for being an example of humanity. God Bless you all. JO BOLE SO NIHAAL, SAT SRI AKAAL.

[@ShivamSharma-jj4iv]

So i was planning to migrate to Melbourne last year and i was just curious and i searched gurudwaras near the college i was going to and i was shook after knowing that there are 3 to 4 gurudwaras in 15min radius Amazing..

[@dr.cooper5909]

Oh OSR! You should've picked Davidsbeenhere's video on Golden Temple. You would be touched seeing the warmth I assure you :)

[@girinandan5799]

You should also watch the solar powered kitchen of Shri Shridi Sai Baba Temple Prasadalaya. 🙏🙏🙏

[@cookingwithnature5332]

You guys...,......made my morning good...👍👍. OSR.💖💖.... and everything is donated,and done by volunteers...you can volunteer, anybody can do...

[@sunnysatija5831]

You can guide your self's to any guru dwara near to you and experience the same .

[@ravicharan8456]

Bole so nihaal, Sat-sree-akal...🙏

[@govindsinghtomar5504]

Well in almost every temple or gurudwara or maţh or dharmshala of India whenever food is served then to eat there, you need only one thing and that is 'hunger'. It doesn't matter who you are you will be served for sure. But in Harmandir saheb (golden temple) it happens on a huge scale 🥰 And yes Rick anyone can volunteer there ✌ Apart from these, there are hundreds of organizations which runs on the money collected from the temples of india and serves thousands of people everyday. It's called 'Seva' which is the core of any known faith that came out of india.

[@akashmathur8075]

Pure love...made my heart melt...why are there tears in my eyes...🥰

[@jyothsnaaddanki8500]

Tirupati temple also does this on an even massive scale I think

[@TasteNSmile]

They are serving food to hungry allover the world. Hats off.

[@ahmedshams8807]

Bengali from Bangladesh ! 🇧🇩

[@jaitikad1312]

you two, have my whole heart. the kindness you possess and exhibit so effortlessly is refreshing and heartwarming. I cant deal.

[@satyamverma04]

Yes any one can volunteer there. If you can't cook , you can cut vegetables, can clean dishes , can serve food. Just need will to do so.

[@shivkumarpillay8019]

From Kerala proud of this tradition Guru Govind Singh Ji advocated it's beautiful humane and it has tasty food involved one of the best lifestyles ❤️🙏

[@CM-dh3hk]

Remember the soul of India is not our differences due to different religions but the love we all share amongst each other keeping aside our religions.

[@bharathsy]

I have tears in my eyes watching this video. Sikh people... love u and pranam from the bottom of my heart. It filled my heart. It helps me in finding my purpose.

[@aishaupmanyu9677]

The video was actually really well made.

[@bharathsy]

There is so much joy in cooking volunteering and feeding ppl

[@javedakhtar6908]

19:15 Yes anyone can volunteer, just go and sit among the people and do what you are good at...

[@mehboobrabbani7950]

Huge respect and love to Sikh brothers and sisters.

[@indirasaha6340]

You can do one thing, try to find a gurduwaras, go there and can be a part of such a beautiful experience. 😊

[@athayphom3551]

I'm a Christian Indian and this video moved me, so much positivity, unity and love within the Sikh community ❤️

[@nirupamasp1454]

Feeding anyone and everyone coming to temple is the norm in many south Indian specially karnataka temples. This happens on all days of the year.

[@sarthakc5224]

i so respect that person who makes this tour in India ... I am an indian ... i know it is so tough to consume the spicy food... it is sad that he is not having much subscribers because everyone else is making a reaction video and not going to his original challenge.... It is so difficult for him and takes so much effort ... definitely far away his comfort zone .... please respect him

[@globalcitizenn]

Your Local gurudwara in LA will also have the same kitchen system. Do go there and enjoy a blessed meal.

[@mannazinto4116]

This is my personal heaven!! I can help sooo many people😍 I am excited just thinking about it!! This is on top of my bucket list. go to the golden temple and do the seva.

[@ansa8994]

This is how temples should be made..a perfect example, peace everywhere.

[@avneetkaur13]

Thank you guys for this video 👍👍I am a Sikh girl and this made me feel very proud, good and made me realize the importance of langar once again, I will feel this when I go there the next time now, and hopefully if I have time, hopefully do some sewa (volunteering) as well 🙏

[@2011aparajita]

Can we talk about how outstandingly delicious food served in holy places is? Whether the khichdi (rice and lentil soup)served in temples and Pandals during Durga Puja or the daal roti (bread and lentil curry) served in gurudwaras. Try cooking the same meal at home and the taste will NOT be the same! I think divinity is the secret ingredient that makes the food served in holy places so amazing to taste! :)

[@arorapankaj200]

Loved to see how Rick was paying attention to learn the art of wearing a turban...

[@AnkitShukla-xb2gu]

whenever you come to india pls visit golden temple its a surreal experience.

[@Immalkeet]

Its going on 24/7 from last 500 Years.

[@SC51793]

If you're thinking of tree planting one of my favorite Indian youtubers is working to do exactly that. His name is saimansays, you should look him up for that.

[@atulya7845]

That stream was awesome

[@phalguns2337]

This was better video than all other in recent times ..

[@arunkaushal5459]

Yes, it's all from donations

[@maharshistudios]

Im a Hindu & I have been blessed by Vaheguru (Gurunanak) twice in my lifetime. its such a heart warming place and so is Amritsar. here in India every major holy place feeds u. daily millions donate and get fed, that's y we all live in harmony

[@luciamendez295]

Please guys, react to Hrithik Roshan's Machale from Doom 2. The best performance ever. Lots of love from Ecuador 🇪🇨

[@swatisaini6447]

Yrf...

[@vishalanand5v]

@@swatisaini6447 lol

[@aieshwaryaalhat2365]

They have reacted to the song , but thanks to yrf they got blocked Its on patreon

[@luciamendez295]

@@aieshwaryaalhat2365 😲 Really? 😢😢😢. Thanks for the info.

[@RatnikaSwami]

It's an amazing fact that Sikh people have the biggest and warmest hearts. It's the ultimate "seva" (Sanskrit for selfless service) to volunteer your time at a Gurudwara. Getting to volunteer at the Golden Temple is the biggest sense of happiness and joy for them. I know a friend, he is the Director of a big advertising company in Mumbai, who flies to Amritsar every year on his birthday to help by polishing shoes and washing the utensils used for serving langar (the meal shown in the video). And at the end of the night he goes and volunteers his name again for next year same date, same seva. I asked him once why he does it one year in advance, he said "otherwise I'll not get the opportunity, since there is a long waiting list of people from all over India and Canada, who would like to be allowed to serve at the temple" Truly exemplary 👏👏👏👏

[@GT-se2eo]

Check out the Gurudwara near you. They always have great free food

[@DeveshGoswami91]

I am a Hindu and just Love Sikh brothers and sisters the whole community, their traditions teaches everyone how to be humble, down to earth, they think and fulfil all the basic needs of every needful no matter which race you belongs to. They are just spreading love to humanity. ❤️❤️❤️💐 Inspiring..

[@RanjeetSingh-be1ts]

And still some Americans are afraid of their beard and turbans

[@krupatanna8352]

It only happens in India.💓 - love from India . YOU GUYS ARE AMAZING

[@dhruvlavania5794]

Rajma rajma rajma.. Kidney beans kidney beans kidney beans

[@aadeshanand9014]

hahhahaha

[@RupinderKaur-yb6ve]

Awesome Reaction to this beautiful video ♥️♥️👍👍👍Thank u 🙏🙏

[@secretcloud9701]

Yes any one can be a volunteer

[@Raju_842]

I subscribed to your channel today. I like your reactions videos, it's hilarious.

[@abhinav157]

19:15 yaa anyone can volunteer...!

[@ps6888]

The person that was guiding to the foreign visitor...thanks a lot brother for explaining all the true facts....about sikhism

[@gamesbhaand0078]

'Pun' is very much intended in Punjab (in terms of pronunciation). So it's not pronounced as 'Poon'jab, the way Korbin does.

[@swatisaini6447]

Your comment is itself a pun

[@savitha9842]

The tree planting idea is awesome!

[@redshadow572]

Sir please visit golden temple and all historic places of india

[@gurpreet7593]

Here in 33k Sikh Gurudawara's in india.. Many of them feed and provide shelter

[@ric_clicks9195]

GO TO A GURUDWARA IN L.A. AND MAKE A VIDEO ABOUT YOUR EXPERIENCE THERE 🙏

[@anannyakadle8193]

Sikh ppl are most welcoming & humble... If there is drought, flood, earthquake, manmade disasters or any natural calamity, the Sikhs will stand for HELP very first in line..

[@ManishSharma-ww2mh]

How do u pronounce pun in spun? Thats how its pronounced in pun-jab.

[@WhatToNameIt]

Lol Pun in english is itself just the pun in punjab.. Korbin just has to make simba to simbya and pun to poon 🤣🤣🤣

[@nyrrovro]

Pun itself is a word and pronounced the same way as pun in punjab.

[@GSR-d5y]

Third from last is Telugu language and you nailed the translation.. You can also use ప్రతిచర్యలు(prathicharyalu)... Thank you for showing your love with great effort and R&D in learning indian culture traditions and languages without hurting our feelings...