How Leaving Bangalore Helped This Couple Get Rich?

In this video, Prachi and Tejas take us through the journey of hitting their first crore, moving away from Bangalore to start a new life with their kids 30k away from the city and all the other changes that followed.
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[@aishwaryakk4369]

But interest rate doesn't beat the inflation

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[@JasonFarrelly]

Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth , investing remains a priority . I learnt from my last year's experience , I am able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time .

[@noah-greene]

You're right! With the help of an experienced coach, I made some changes in my investments. I started with $321k, and now I have more than $750k by investing in stocks, ETFs, and bonds.

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[@spacecadet6]

Thanks for the info, i found her website and sent a message hopefully she replies soon.

[@arche6188]

There’s nothing about how they made their 1 crore in the video. Like what kind of investments they made etc, what timelines they followed . Everything was very vague in this video. Clickbait video title.

[@lakshmitejas1685]

All wint wealth video same issue. Tell something new😂

[@yrg007]

As someone who has lived abroad for a while I can without a doubt say getting married, building a good relation, will instantly ~double your household income. You both save on rent, taxes etc. eat at home, stay healthier, these basic fundamentals make a huge difference. The saving mentality is inbuilt in desis. The western lifestyle of bars, pubs, hopping etc. is pointless. Build something meaningful that will last, wealth building is a side benefit, start investing right away, time in market > timing market. Best wishes to younger Bharatiye, choose wisely!

[@kv400052]

Well said and then they made multi crores ..how ?

[@unsung.2770]

We all should mass report this as spam and misleading so that the owner of the channel should learn

[@Ddi1947]

11:37

[@ivinitmittal]

Soo fresh to see CAs, apart from tech guys on the show... Bring on the diversity!!🙌🏻

[@ArjunLahiri]

Video has everything except how they actually made 1 CR.

[@parasrshah9918]

😂

[@arijitpritamzoro]

They are CA s.. The answer

[@cosmicid145]

Annual savings invested in market over 13 years. AIR 2 so asusming min 15LPA savings with a 10% cage over 12 years. Easily 2.5 cr

[@gingerkilkus]

Building wealth involves developing good habits like regularly putting money away in intervals for solid investments. Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future that's why becoming wealth/making money is not the same as keeping it there is a reason why investments aren't well taught in schools, the examples you gave are well stationed, the market crisis gave me my first millions, people shy away from hard times, I embrace them.. well at least my advisor does lol.

[@leojack9090]

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[@TomD226]

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[@lowcostfresh2266]

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[@TomD226]

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[@prasanjeetpatil]

What a beautiful take on life! So many great small things in this episode, when she mentions team, when he mentions the first crore was tough, the take on stocks, their understanding on unschooling and home. Inspiring. :)

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Thank you.

[@tangible959]

Lots of learnings here, thanks for the episode Wint

[@leftarmorthodox]

Excellent episode!!! Well done Prachi and Tejas! And Wint Wealth!!!

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Thank you..

[@ugichapla]

Felt more about unschooling and less about personal finance - this one.

[@tejapurna]

Truly inspirational - Thans for this Video

[@dineshhariharan2710]

Previous folks were more straightforward providing details on their source, net worth and cashflow. These folks are a bit uptight talking about the 1st crore and have ensured their conversation is devoid of any meaningful details on personal finance. Please only provide the platform for folks who are willing to share and care.

[@templogical3095]

Right somehow I felt it was a sponsered content

[@may4u310]

​@templogical3095 hey stop reading my mind. This one felt way off.

[@aravind2078]

They are not bluffing, just that their thought process is unconventional that most can't relate.

[@swapniladsure]

i would love to see separate episodes on topic “Homeschooling or unschooling” and it’s future and how it could save your hard earned money and create skilled kids

[@prachipendurkar7615]

We are still 'young' in this journey. You may check Aarohi community, and see the journey of families who chose an alternative path and how the kids blossomed into amazing human beings.

[@venugopalachary369]

yes

[@Happysoul_3]

Yes it's a big debate. Just few years down the line some startups will easily allow 14-15y/o to intern or have a job if they have a good skillset. But big MNC policies are strict they would want a graduation from an employee..A good proportion of children wants to study but some of them wants to be a drop out to earn millions😅

[@charanreddy730]

Well said sir to helpfull to grow up in financial ❤

[@manojkulkarni9083]

My view.. guys who are starting 3.5lpa pls focus on your family requirements.keep your family happy thats important the investment on other stuffs

[@user-vr6hp8eo7d]

I went to learn the basics after losing a big built business went down due to covid. I went to rural in tamilnadu from bangalore Life lessons are learnt hard.

[@FforfreeNet]

Moral of the Story > LEAVE BANGALORE to get RICH

[@themastersofshadow8670]

Great episode!!

[@boldschool6308]

Be proud of your Rank. That's your achievement which you do not need to hide at all!

[@shivayshakti6575]

Wonderful experimentation, should do a follow up after a decade!

[@TheCheckit96]

Very nice interview.

[@gomzify]

Very enriching conversation... More power to you guys ... Very inspiring perspective ...

[@arunkumarpg8555]

good one. God bless the family.

[@prachipendurkar7615]

thank you..

[@harshverma4174]

Excellent conversation

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Thank you..

[@krisvin7761]

wow so refreshing to see parents in India are thinking this way. Way to go

[@prachipendurkar7615]

thank you. and there are so many more who follow a similar path. It sure gives strength to follow what feels right but not looked at as 'normal'.

[@yuvrajkesarwani4208]

guys the spelling of earning is wrong in that banner please take a look ............................... the video was awesome

[@hrishikeshkulkarni8955]

Great content Wint Wealth The title does not do justice though. Their way to being rich was much more than just moving out of Bangalore ... such as good saving habits, asset allocation, conscious decisions on lifestyle and many more.

[@sharmisthachakraborty4319]

Beautiful! The idea behind the true essence of life, bringing up children and what matters. Not many Indians have it figured as is obvious from the comments section. But Kudos to the couple!

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Thank you..

[@abhisheksainani]

So fortunate and cool they have twins, that too a boy and a girl.

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Thank you..

[@blissclinic177]

For those who are working in IT / Technology sectors : Improving your key technology skills to generate higher income followed by regular investments (Ex N50,Midcap 150,Nasdaq 100,1 active flexicap,1 active small cap) is more than enough.Keep investments simple but regular.Watch overall portfolio performance once a year and make small adjustments, if necessary. Trying to get super rich quickly through stock market forgetting to improve the key technology skills may not work for everyone.If you improve your technology skills, your salaries can raise substantially, thereby the investment amount too.This may not look cool, but this works for sure in my experience.

[@sng3232]

Good advice

[@ketanahuja8939]

Yes , this will work surely

[@Bees3689]

Congratulations to the couple 💐💐💐

[@darshanlama]

Liked the conclusion - of thinking of all members of the family as a team and not as grown ups and kids.

[@arjunnarayanan8601]

Love the video every bit ❤

[@ayubmohd2003]

Amazing TJ bro. Very well spoken 😃

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Thanks Ayub :)

[@Praveen_Kumar_R_CBE]

What an open thinking.. really commendable

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Thank you..

[@dualityofnature]

you could have showed more of the surroundings of this place and inside the house

[@kau]

absolutely loved watching this - so many lessons from this wonderful couple. cheers and wish you the best of life!

[@pankajgovindwar9255]

Inspiring Journey

[@kgkgkkgkg]

Imagine both the parents pass away and the kids are of still school going age what happens then, nither they can go back to school nor anyone else will be able to continue to home school or unschool what ever you want to call it. Whil saying this I dont say current schooling system is great it needs to change I have suffered 10-12 years in my school life. Just sharing a concern on such unconventional lifestyle which are very tempting but may have major loop holes.

[@basedmanaf8100]

Outskirts of Bangalore are the next growth centres. Smarter people must have already put their money there

[@sumsahsumsah8507]

@WintWealthYT you guys bring the best realistic scenarios... Please keep improving and keep posting, I personally have a high interest in learning from your channel. Don't stop posting and yes I understand but still request you people to keep posting regularly(if possible bcz I Understand that it may/may not be possible considering a lot of factors). Wonderful job guys... Also looking forward a little longer sessions(if possible) of individual journeys and a little more details on various investment strategies and programs(in anyway possible)

[@rsprakasha9828]

Worderful thanks for sharing

[@WintWealthYT]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@Noreen-vd2mg]

Children learn a lot in the school beside curriculum,

[@drjitendravs]

I got this video 3 days late 😫. I think although interesting but the video title, subject and conversation was little offtrack. Also, the prep was not enough while setting up the audio system and it distracts. Also it doesn't give exact idea. It was a casual conversation. I think either was not studied properly first or it went in some different direction instead of the main topic. Although after watching the complete video one can sense that either the couple was not comfortable to disclose many things or was not driven correctly by host. Our wintwealth editor also couldn't create that magic this time. For this video from 5 stars I will minus 3 this time 1 for Ajinkya not keeping conversation on track, 1 for mic setup and arrangement and 1 for Thumbnail it is not going with video and it's conversations. May be now after getting so many video feasts from wint my raised standards is now not digesting this one. The couple is wonderful and many things can be learned from them. May be next time if team wint plans it after reading my lamba chauda bhaashan 😉 Love you guys the wint video team ❤. I will be waiting for the next.

[@jamesbond7102]

School offers opportunities to socialise and to form connections/ networking. This of paramount importance to impart sense of discipline which to some extent achieved by regular school. I have met many adults who were home schooled but in western country. I am yet to see well adjusted individual who have been through this

[@technofete]

Not really u can put them in other activities like sports and arts..... They can socialize there as well 😊

[@FiestyForce]

Yeah but there are other avenues to socialize as well.

[@G-ew6sk]

To all the replies? How many activities will you put them in? Sports, dance, maths, drawing...😮 ultimately amounts to school time

[@FiestyForce]

​@@G-ew6sk Atleast they'll develop an expertise in these things, unlike traditional schooling. Sports, drawing and dance are part of the curriculum in most schools, but how many of them are churning out professional athletes, artists or dancers. You can have the kids try out various things, and judge where exactly their personal inclinations and interests lie, and focus on nurturing them, instead of having them mug up stuff that they won't ever apply in real life for years and years.Maths, science and economics and effective communication are enough, rest everything depends on the interests of the child. And even while teaching these subjects traditional school curriculums shouldn't be followed, they're purely designed to test only memory and no practical knowledge. What was the point of studying Hindi, English, Sanskrit, social science etc. Everyone learns English in school, but how many have effective communication skills? But I don't believe that every parent should opt for this, only parents that are financially well off and have resources, patience and a high level of emotional quotient themselves. Otherwise it could have adverse effects.

[@Rpradeen]

Regular school is a must for all kids . Kids must learn how to migile with society.he or she should Understand people.

[@abidrahim7607]

They are living the dream

[@AvichalAgarwal15]

We need more people like them who can inspire others to become more individualistic and break away from the conventional and mechanical way of life that our society imposes. Great going 💪

[@tapanchoudhary1409]

At the she said the most important thing. Most couples are struggling to work as a team because of egos and society's influence.

[@rajitspdstr]

I was unschooled for 2 years. And that was the end of discipline for me. Its always a better idea to balance things than to go to the extremes. I dont know why people use the OR operator everywhere. Use AND operators. Regular school and Home school.

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Well different families different experiences! School is not a 'no no', for now this structure is working out great for all of us thats all :) PS: No discipline issues either :P

[@siddheshsalkar5529]

Beautiful video, love you both

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Thank you!

[@vighnarajsabhahit2524]

Amazing !!

[@pareshmkulkarni]

Good thing is that as a family you are striding unanimously. Success will always be there for you as there are many ways that lead to it ...

[@prachipendurkar7615]

thank you..

[@samjose98]

India is changing...❤

[@praveenprabhu7854]

All about Personal Journey and Nothing about financial journey or how they reached 1Cr. No investment philosophy...title is very misleading

[@hriday4657]

Slowly world is getting better place

[@shenoymathew777]

As person who live in Bangalore , I can relate

[@madhur089]

Plant based diets have changed our lives also a lot :) in terms of health and satisfaction that we are not hurting any living beings because of our wants (not needs)!

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Yes positive changes in so many different ways! Glad you are benefiting too. Take care.

[@meher_pratap]

Really curious to understand how the kids are making friends? I like their approach, its fabulous to build a platform where the kids can think than just execute. In my books, school is only great for meeting other kids, education is a different ball game.

[@PradeepKhubchandani]

Don't forget , India is a populous country, you do make friends outside of school as well, society, coaching classes, music classes, cousins etc

[@AyushJain.YouTube]

Wonderful video but the thumbnail is not doing justice to the content at all.

[@anamitraghosh6737]

Don't understand why a women of today's day and age would call quitting her job to nurture kids as the 'right thing'. The right thing is always subjective to everyone's personal situation. This was a rather loose remark.

[@craigslist1323]

She surely meant right thing for her. Nowhere did it come across as condescending

[@prachipendurkar7615]

It was not a generic comment. It was specific to our situation. I was working until I delivered and I am still a workaholic and totally love my work :) I run the Snugbub community for mothers and help them get back to work. That time, we had 3 m maternity leave, no work from home, nuclear setup, kids were preemie, and my son was born at 1kg. Hope you understand now. But any which way, whether to continue to work or not is completely a personal choice and one should support the woman in whatever she decides to do.

[@user-ti5fv4sb2g]

It is certainly not a right thing but rather selfless thing to do to nurture the child and bring peace in a family.... A maid, a cress can't replicate that..... unless a couple have their parent's support which certainly not a right thing to do to burder elderly people with this kind of responsibility.....

[@One_In_Training]

Such a simple and genuine couple. Listening to them brought a smile to my face, and felt a sense of calm and peace. May they be well and happy !!

[@thetallandhandsome]

Ajinx voice is low and unclear! Story coverage is beautiful

[@mallucandoit7157]

Missed to talk about influence of Vipassana:)

[@sumitselot8241]

Good video but need more depth finance discussion in the video

[@pk_90]

What is the name of the gated community that villa they are staying currently?

[@prachipendurkar7615]

The Empyrean

[@pk_90]

@@prachipendurkar7615 heard that, this venture had many issues legally. Is that true madam?

[@vickyg246]

I want to know more about home schooling. Can someone guide?

[@bhushanjain2294]

His Wife is Very Smart.

[@mewguy69]

I will go for SnP 500. As I want to leverage my young age

[@riser9644]

how did they make the money isnt that the first point to be covered

[@gamerz_2121]

More about personal life less about finance. Poor vid

[@sravant]

Unschooling is not an advisable path. Kids needs to socialize with other kids and play with them. College is not important. I feel sorry for the kids who doesn't get a chance to go to school and make friends.

[@mithunbobade1]

They travel a lot and spend time in other carricular activities, which creates more social awareness

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Well, I agree with your comment for kids who are trapped at home :) Man is a social animal and socializing cannot be forced either. Also socializing is not something to be done only with same-age kids. I hope you can read between the lines and get your answer. We live in a big society with plenty of kids around. Apart from kids, they work on multiple projects that involve interacting with people from different age groups :)

[@jamestseng1914]

Basic education is needed. Schooling is a must. Along with schooling they can easily teach additional and explain them what their preferences are n likings. It’s like saying working in office is definitely more productive for most of the ppl compared to work from home

[@templogical3095]

Kids should be exposed to school and if they like it or not is their choice. But not allowing kids to go to school without their consent is not good

[@jamestseng1914]

Entirely correct. This couple in video is setting very bad example.

[@prachipendurkar7615]

@@templogical3095 agreed and this was done too. Kids rather have been independently staying at an open learning community as well. As we mentioned, we do give a lot of focus on exposures (of all kids, not just the school bubble). And coming to consent- thats one thing we respect alot in the family :)

[@prakashbadekar1497]

Please tell about how they earn first cr un schooling home size there personal things every video is same

[@pb25193]

I hope the kids do not watch this video if they end up unemployable or find it difficult to enter colleges.

[@G-ew6sk]

😮 Wow! Where is the chance to learn social skills and relatability with children of his age? How do parents ensure discipline from their end to teach children? And if they start sending kids to swimming, drawing, dance, maths etc?. Then it's almost schooling

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Discipline, classes again goes back to core ideology 'Do what I say' :). What we experience in our open learning journey- self disciple comes when theres an inherent need to learn or do a project. We have seen kids wake up at 5.30 am and ask 'Aai come lets do Sanskrit'. We have seen kids learn swimming all by themselves. We do look for good mentors if need be, but the need is always expressed by the kids. Well that was just a small example to give you a perspective.

[@G-ew6sk]

@@prachipendurkar7615 Thanks for the reply... But do you always wait for the child to express? What he/she had the potential to be something bigger but didn't happen because an unschooling parent thinks the call should only come from the child? Am I understanding it correctly? Is it bad to push them a bit?

[@prachipendurkar7615]

2 problems in the statement- ‘parent thinks’, ‘potential to do bigger’. I would like to bring the focus on exposures and Co-creation. We as parents ensure we offer lots of exposures. After this if the kid wants to go deeper, we ensure necessary resources/ path is Co-created. So there’s no force, deprivation or unilateral decisions.

[@prachipendurkar7615]

And when we say exposures- the little push you talk about comes into picture at this point. Cos kids won’t be looking forward to all exposures :p eg living in a tent for the first time. Such nudges are naturally a part of offering exposures

[@indianmedic]

Where is the pinned comment ?

[@user-vr6hp8eo7d]

All this looks un worthy as i had gone through all of this. Educated EX IT an is a failure in majority when ventured out. So going to roots has sorted things for me

[@neokarma5736]

The biggest issue with unschooling or even homeschooling is that it deprives children of opportunities to develop lifelong friendships in their classmates. As long as they can find other avenues of bonding it will workout well, but just bonding with family will not be a good thing. However, I do agree that our schools have become useless as well. They are too regimental, restricting creativity, spontaniety, inquisitiveness - turning children in to robots.

[@atulhanda]

If you had been practising vipassana in gurgaon life would have been more peaceful and happy in gurgaon

[@NiteshRS]

Which society do they stay in chikkatirupathi? Is it Artha property?

[@MariaGarcia-gv8hj]

Now I have more knowledge about personal finance, thanks to your channel, I just subscribed.Big ups to everyone working effortlessly trying to earn a living while building wealth in this recession. I’m 45 and my husband is 51, we are both retired, no debts. We are currently living a frugal and financially savvy lifestyle and generating passive income even during this recessionary period. Our commitment to saving and investing in the financial market has enabled us to maintain this lifestyle and continue earning monthly passively through investment.Traveling is now on our horizon, thanks to our financial choices*

[@laura2255]

Congratulations on your early retirement, Interesting indeed! Currently, I am in dire need of investment advice or tips. Earlier this year, I hesitated and failed to take any action until now. However, I am determined to try something new, as I am very receptive to various investment ideas. I want to be retired in my forties or fifties, I really wish I can achieve what you and your partner has achieved. I believe and it will surely happen.

[@PradyTechAI]

Is degree not required if you are homeschooling the kids? Or is it like schooling at home and then college for degrees? How does it work? 🤔

[@raommi]

Open school exams are an option

[@prachipendurkar7615]

you can read more about NIOS. However, I know and have seen the journey of families that chose no exams at any stage and are doing great in life.

[@templogical3095]

Keeping kids away from formal education is a crime. How can you do that without their consent 😢

[@akhil_gowda]

Same as How you send them to school without their consent.

[@prateekkhincha5554]

Next time they’ll make sure to take your permission @templelogical3095

[@iswaryad18]

😂

[@templogical3095]

@@akhil_gowda Have you never heard of the right to education act? It's illegal to not give your children a formal education

[@user-hc4rt8ce8d]

😂 dumb comment

[@Happysoul_3]

I am not saying to get them into an expensive school but atleast a cheapest private school will work.

[@technofete]

Hi Guys, I really awesome conversation !! Actually I have the same thought process coming to the education of the children. Can u please clear one doubt, incase at a later point you want to admit them to the school say at 7th std. how will it work since you wouldn't have a TC or anything

[@akhileshrawat2203]

There re many schools who offer correspomdence 7 th 6th 4th and Other you can admit him in a g9vt achool

[@technofete]

@@akhileshrawat2203 ohk thanks, will research more on that But Govt. School isn't an option in India unfortunately. Teaching lvl and infrastructure is really bad

[@khadeerpasha6174]

I think you can use it as base to get required documents and next year move kid to better school. Just a thought

[@prachipendurkar7615]

You can check NIOS. Many private schools are open to admit kids based on certain assessments. Also, each state has varying rules. Also, not all Government schools are bad. We volunteer at one and enjoy spending time there.

[@nagarajanv7091]

Unschooled kids ..can they sit for 10 and 12th std public exams so they are eligible for college studies ?

[@ryukgaming1503]

Schooling will be so much different after 10 - 20 years from now ... That 10th 12th won't matter at that time.

[@user-xd4ox8vn9m]

If the couple is saying they are not planning to leave wealth for their children, how are they going to earn for themselves with no standard education? What about degrees/diplomas that corporates require? Even to do business, they need to present some form of acceptable qualifications? What about teamwork and leadership skills? How will they acquire those by studying and working in silos most of their lives?

[@akashrawa]

soon there will be video by youtuber on teaching how to home parenting and the curriculum to follow to imbibe the same skills as one gets by doing the formal education.😄😁

[@templogical3095]

@@akashrawa Thats not a bad idea 😁😁😁

[@prachipendurkar7615]

I would direct you to NIOS. Alternative learners can give all the standard exams and join colleges/ employment as desired. And yes we are saying, 'we don't want to offer fish, but teach them to fish' (Well we follow plant-based diet so fish was a bad example) :P Plenty of flourishing alternative learning communities/ spaces in India. Maybe you can read more on this topic.

[@aaabeenav7]

Money is a mean…is just a dialogue she read or heard somewhere

[@sudhanshusharma5083]

What is the age of the parents and kids

[@prachipendurkar7615]

Kids are 8, parents mid 30s

[@SD_003]

Usually all your videos are dope but this one not so much. More details on financial journey would have been better IMHO. I’m about to hit my 1st cr this FY & it took an excruciatingly long 4 years to get there(started very late in mid30s). Would have been great to hear their perspective on getting there and past it to next cr and the next

[@sanjayyadav-dn4zf]

Only talking about personal stuff not about financial journey... video has only home schooling n house they bought

[@anweshsingh9164]

Quality of life has decreased a lot in Bangalore

[@Vidyasagarbb]

I think most important point of why change is not covered. Bcoz it’s person specific, it would have been good to know what exactly made them change their life style ? Is it for taking life east or was it for simplistic wants or was it for some other motivation. Pls do cover this in detail in future videos,.

[@anjujacob3338]

Brave 🎉❤

[@msmshortcreation3968]

Interview taking person mike position is too low so his question are not clear

[@ameyapathak2008]

Why is it strange..they show u all these stories...and the. They sell you corporate bonds 😅😅😅

[@newbiekhyber]

Children need to go to school not just for education. Schools are also social places. Children need to interact with other children.

[@prachipendurkar7615]

There are many other ways to socislise :) Thanks for sharing your thoughts though.

[@indianmedic]

Good on them. I respect their decision to raise their children how they want to. People are saying their children will regret it later but suppose if their child wants to learn about atoms ⚛️ cauz he watched ant man…with the flexibility of unschooling their child may learn a topic of science with more interest and in more depth than a peer of their age

[@templogical3095]

LOL even schools teach that along with basic founding principles

[@sng3232]

That "maybe" is scary.. maybe they will learn or maybe they won't learn what is required for their own survival.

[@prachipendurkar7615]

We strongly believe and see this on a day-to-day basis, if theres a need or a motivation, learning happens naturally and its beautiful to witness that!

[@tamilbhakthivaazhviyal948]

What is the net worth of this couple

[@AssadHamid]

Very good vlog